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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1930
Page
3
By mail in Putnam County three dollars per year outside Putnam County three fifty per year in Greencastle by carrier ten cents per week advertising rates on application.
Leaflet No. 151 from Purdue University Extension outlines soybean advantages, rotations, and varieties in Indiana. It covers inoculation needs, soil prep, row planting and cultivation, hay curing, combine harvesters, and where to obtain the free leaflet from Purdue or the county agent in Greencastle.
Sunday school continues at Canaan Chapel with the Chum Club meeting at Helen Beaman's home. The next gathering is October 10 with Ray H Beaman. Ladies Aid plans an all day church meeting October 15. Several local residents share visits and health updates including Mr Williams recovering from a broken limb and Mrs Dunn improving. Families Beaman and Girton are noted visiting relatives and friends in the area.
Mrs Floyd Woodall returns from Indianapolis Methodist hospital after operation for removal of two goities. Mr and Mrs William Pettijohn welcome a ten pound daughter born Saturday night. Esther Whitaker heads to Terre Haute to attend Indiana State Normal. Vivian Scott visits Cloverdale's Mrs Miner via Cooper. Glen Fry moves into Roy Watson home. Irma Herbert visits Georgia Evena. Epworth League group of 24 enjoyed a party at Nellie Williams home Friday. Bernice Lewis spent Friday night with Esther Whitaker.
A Tri Kappa rummage sale is set for Saturday October 4 at the Court House. Proceeds support the sorority's local community projects and scholarships.
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