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Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1919

Page

4

Predicted how to stop them bumper grasshopper crop

Lafayette Ind May 31 Prospects for a bumper crop of grasshoppers are reported by Purdue entomologists. They threaten Wells Hancock Shelly and other counties with damage to clover alfalfa and corn. Control methods include poison bran bait and hopper dozers with detailed instructions in Circular No 88 by J J Davis.

Lafayette Ind Purdue University Wells Hancock Shelly Indiana J. J. Davis Indianapolis Traction Terminal

College Ave M E Church Sunday Services and Meetings

Blaine Kukpattich leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m with W M Blanchard as superintendent. Morning worship at 10 40 a m features a sermon The End Versus the Beginning and special music directed by Mrs C W Otis Epworth League meets at 6 30 p m led by Miss Helen Fraley. Union evening service with other churches at 7 45 p m in the high school auditorium for baccalaureate rites. Official board meets Wednesday 7 10 p m Prayer meeting Thursday 7 80 p m

Blaine £. Kukpattich W. M. Blanchard Norning C. W. Otis Epworth League Helen Fraley

Greencastle Adds Garage and Paint Shop to Fire Department

Greencastle enlarges its fire department with a new garage and automobile paint shop on the ground floor. Firemen perform general repair work while a paint shop operates behind the hose wagon. Card games and checkers are noted as popular pastimes at the headquarters.

Children Day Program At Presbyterian Church

A church program features readings and exercises by children. Activities include an invocation, recitations by Lois Black Clarence Alexander and others, and songs like Onward Christian Soldiers and The Message of the Rain.

Lois Black Clarence Alexander Charles Werneke

Bright Sunbeams and Simple Songs at Children’s Day

A church program lists Bright Little Sunbeams Beginners and Primary, soloists Helen Houghton and Kenneth Bitel, readings The Sweet Story of Old and The Conceited Grasshop, offerings, drills, and recitations followed by announcements and a Children’s Day sermon featuring Hymn 316 and benediction.

Helen Houghton Kenneth Bitel Viola Alexander Fae Clayton Alexander Marjorie Schmitt

Governor appoints two to public service commission

Governor Goodrich announces the appointment of Fred Johnson and Glenn VanAuken, both Democrats, to the public service commission to succeed Edwin Carr and Charles Edwards. Johnson, a former teacher and journalist born in Kokomo, and VanAuken, a former senator from Allen and DeKalb counties, have wartime service records and will leave a Democratic vacancy on the industrial board.

Goodrich Fred Bates Johnson Glenn van Auren Public Service Commission Edwin Carr Broomington Charles A. Edwards Huntington Johnson VanAuken Allen DeKalb State Industrial Board Industrial Board Kokomo B. B. Johnson Richmond Ralston

Presbyterian church notices and schedule in Victor area

The session meets in the manse at 10 am this Sunday with Sunday school at 10 15. Children’s Day program at 10 40. Reception of members and baptism of children. Baccalaureate at 7 30 pm in the high school auditorium. Junior Christian Endeavor Tuesday at 4 with leader Marjie Schmitt. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30. Everyone invited.

Victor L. Raphael Junior Christian Endeavor Marjorie Schmitt

Christian Church Announces Sunday Programs and Leaders

Levi Marshall serves as pastor with Sunday school at 9 30 led by Mrs Cora O Brien superintendent G W Conk lin directs music and Gerald Handy leads the orchestra A large attendance is urged Sunday preaching at 10 40 Miss Florence Wright reads on Decoration Day Sermon titled The Badge of Discipleship Union evening service at the high school welcomes all

Levi Marshall Cora O'Brien G. W. Conklin Gerald Handy Florence Wright Union

Locust Street M. E. Church Centenary Appeal

Locust Street M. E. Church reports Sunday school at 9 30 A M with Mrs H B Longden as superintendent. Attendance reached a high water mark. Sermon at 10 40 A M titled Doing the Greater Things from John 14 12. Epworth League at 6 30 P M. Installation of new officers during service. No evening service due to high school baccalaureate. Centenary offering near goal. asks continued contributions to reach full amount.

Don W. Nichols D. D H. B. Longden Epworth League Locust Street Church

Notre Dame Dominates State Track Meet In Crawfordsville

Notre Dame piled up 59 points to win the Indiana state meet in Crawfordsville. Indiana University and Wabash tied for second with 28 each. Earlham 18. DePauw 12. Pardue 8. Franklin 7. Butler 3. Five records fell and one tied.

Naber Wabash Andrus Shideler Indiana Habed Notre Dame M. Donough Draper Butler Brown Gilfillan Caldwell Ivory Earlham Eastleck

Yankee NC-4 Completes Ocean Voyage To Plymouth

The American seaplane NC-4 landed in Plymouth England at 2 26 p m after departing Ferrol Spain a 6 hour 59 minute flight covering about 450 miles The craft was sighted off Plymouth at 2 23 p m local time followed by a harbor landing Crowds gathered as clear skies and calmer winds favored the final leg of the journey from Ferrol The plane passed Brest France earlier in the day amid reports of rain over the English Channel and Bay of Biscay

Plymouth England Ferrol Spain New York Maide English Channel Bay of Biscay Brest France

Annual Cemetery Report by Forest Hill Superintendent Daggy

Superintendent James Daggy presents the Forest Hill cemetery annual report for the year ending May 31, 1919. It lists interments by age group, city and state deaths, total interments since 1865 reaching 3,524, and notes the average ages. The report includes locality totals and the first interment date.

Forest’ Hill Cemetery Ace Toch Cnccc RP Foote Oo Sen Cdadvans OP Morro Nebraska Canada Tennessee Forest Hill Cemetery James Daggy

Local notes from Greencastle and area extend greetings

Births including a daughter to the Aus tin family and a homecoming for Lieut Ulysses Young from Tacoma. Local visits by the Allees and Byrd, Swahlen from St. Louis visiting the Allen family, and funeral services for Robert D. B. Lank with burial in Lafayette cemetery. A naval furlough for Merle Pfahler and upcoming discharge in July. Various visits and duties in Greencastle with teachers, sailors, and residents, plus a Rebekah Lodge meeting and Greencastle Concert Band debut on Decoration Day.

Fisher Austin Ulysses Young Milligan Young Tacoma Wash John H. Allee Jessie Allee Byrd Ben Swahlen St. Louis Joe P. Allen Robert DB. Lank Lafayette Merle Pfahler U. S. Navy Farlonch George Pfahler New York Frederick Pfahler Wayz Margaret Manoney Peter Welsh Harry Cox Anderson Sarah Cox South Locust Street J. B. Nelson Indianapolis Greencastle Nelson Oliva Voliva Lebanon High School J. M. Voliva Barnes Anna Banning Decoration Day Harry Elliott Ward Roberts Roberts Elliott Frank Hinton George Hinton Hinton Jen Rocky Montana Greencastle Crescent Rebekah Lodge Ina Crump N. G Rae Biaeten Lee Werneke Custon

Sunday School and Preaching at 9:30 AM

Baptist church announces Sunday school at 9 30 with Grant Scott as superintendent. Preaching service follows at 10745 location. Everyone welcome.

Grant Scott

Peace Terms Delayed for Austrian Delegation At Paris

Paris May 31 reports indicate the presentation of the peace terms to the Austrian delegation will be postponed beyond Monday. The plenary session will decide the timing while President Wilson meets individuals and the council of four holds no morning meeting. The Jugoslav delegation argues for its Adriatic claims, resisting Italian concessions.

Paris Clemenceau Austria Wilson Council of Four Adriatic

Summer Heat Reaches 96 Degrees On Friday

Local weather man J. P. Allen Jr reports two days of heat near the August average with the peak temperature reaching 96 degrees on Friday as recorded on the official thermometer.

J. P. Allen, Jr

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