Local News Highlights From This City
Mrs Ed Stone left Friday for Auburn Nebraska due to the death of her brother in law 8S L Caldwell. The Boston Club meets Monday at 7 30 with Miss Kate Lovett. The Priscilla Club meets Tuesday October 12 at 9 30 with Mrs William Kreigh. Ww R C No 23 meets Monday at 2 pm, Margaret Hamrick pres Kate Snider sec. Mrs William Pace and Mrs Howard Pitts hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Ralph Call at Mrs Alice Evans home on East Hanna Street. Charles Babe Conklin recovering after appendicitis operation in Indianapolis. Mrs Arthur Loring and daughter and Miss Eva Bence visiting Kalamazoo residents return home. Miss Mary Steele of Indianapolis visiting Mr and Mrs Earl Sears. Sam Shields of Raccoon says he will attend Roosevelt event Wednesday noon. Bee Hive Rebecah Lodge meets Monday 8 pm with drill practice. Ethel Schachtel N G Fiona Crawley and George Dickerson were involved in a fatal interurban accident at Stop 14 crossing at 5 20 Friday evening. Rev HC Dippinger travels to Indianapolis Monday for Near East Relief meeting with public figures addressing. Beamer lectures by Dr Robert E Speer begin Monday October 11 at 7 with sessions through Tuesday. Hoeter Speer to speak Monday and Tuesday mornings in chapel. Lectures open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pace
Howard Pitts
Alice Evans
Fast Hanna Street
Ralph Call
Call
Jessie Evans
Beamer
Robert E. Speer
Presbyterian Board F Foreign Missions
McHarry Hall
Hoeter Speer
Wormings
Putnam County Sunday School Meet In Presbyterian Church
Putnam County Sunday School Association schedules a council meeting for Sunday at 4 PM in the Presbyterian Church with all county officers and township presidents expected. A twelve year old boy who escaped from Plainfield Friday while under Sheriff Owens of Bedford was last seen near the campus after slipping from a toilet room window. The consolidated Putnam County Institute met today at the High School Auditorium with a large attendance as Superintendent L N Hines spoke and Miss Goldie Toney went to Lizton to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County Sunday School Association
Presbyterian Church
Plainfield
Owens
Bedford
Putnam County Institute
L. N. Hines
Notice for DePauw Students Church Affiliation Opportu
All DePauw students may affiliate with local churches during college. Participating bodies include Baptist, Christian, Presbyterian, College Ave and Locust Street M E Church. Secretary M. AggontaeiClippinger notes cordial welcome and cooperation with campus members.
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DePauw
Baptist
Christian
Presbyterian
College Ave
Locust Street
M. E
Reservations and aims in the League Covenant debate
The piece outlines Hitchcock reservations shielding U S sovereignty in the League of Nations Covenant. It argues withdrawal rights, domestic question exclusions, Monroe Doctrine preservation, Article 10 advisory limits, and equal voting power for England and its dominions in League bodies. It asserts protections on national policy and war declaration authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
League
Council of the Assembly of the League
Hitchcock
League of Nations
America
Japan
Assembly
Council of the
United States
Council
General Assembly
Congress
The
Covenant
England
Why Not Keep This Money At Home Local Hospital Plea
Dr Bence argues a county hospital will cost about 252.60 per patient for three weeks and 3780.00 for fifteen, with nurses and care at lower city prices. He says patients stay near home, hear from family by ten cent telephone, and specialists relocate to reduce fees. He cites personal injury history urging local hospital.
Open covenants openly arrived at in League of Nations
The Covenant abolishes secret treaties by Article 18 requiring every international engagement by a League member to be registered and published promptly. No treaty shall bind until registered, reflecting the intent of the Open covenants principle from the Fourteen Points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Rights of
League of Nations
League
Apple Sale At Fenwicks Farm South Of Greencastle
Apple sale begins Tuesday afternoon at two o clock at C Fenwick teed s farm south of Greencastle. Orchard available to consumers at one dollar per bushel for all apples. Pickups for apple butter and cooking fifty cents per bushel. First come first served. Bring your own baskets. No telephone orders. Closed Sundays. Limit on number of bushes per party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Fenwick Teed
Greencastle
Greencaste
Henry L. Davis New Pastor at College Ave Church
College Ave M E Church announces Rev. H. L. Davis as the new pastor. Sunday school directed by Prof. Blanchard with classes for all. Epworth League meeting at 6:50 and evening service at 7:30. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Davis
Blanchard
H. L. Davis
Epworth League
Baptist Church Schedule Promotes Sunday Activities
The Baptist Church announces Sunday School at Grant Scott with 10:45 morning service on the subject Co workers with God. A 2:00 PM men’s meeting, a 6:30 PM young people gathering, and an 7:30 PM evening service. Thursday prayer at 7:00 with the call to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Scott
Christian Church Sunday School and Services Schedule
Christian Church outlines Sunday events with 9:30 AM Sunday School led by Mrs. Cora O'Brien, 10:45 AM church service featuring anthem Seek ye the Lord and solos by Mr. Bean, duets by Coffman and Bean, and evening program at 7:30 PM plus a 6:30 PM CEF session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora O'Brien
Mr. Bean
Mrs_ Coffman
Mrs_ Young
Mrs. Coffman
Mrs. Clay Brothers
Parks
Presbyterian Church Hears Topic on Life Ownership
Victor L. Rapheal leads Sunday School at 9 30. Session at 10 15 to welcome potential members. Morning worship at 10 40 with sermon God s Ownership of Life. Miss Helen Purcell sings. Gospel teams meet 2 20 at Baptist church Young People at 6 30 led by Hugh Wilmore. Evening worship at 7 30 with sermon Promise Acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor L. Rapheal
Helen Purcell
the Baptist Church
Young People’s Christian Endeavor
Hugh Wilmore
Slang Dialogue Reveals Neighborly Dust Up
A brief exchange shows one speaker keeping a candle as a pretext to flee when a neighbor’s bulldog appears. The other asks if smoking harms Chim mie, who replies only when the old woman notices him.
A Friendly Church Services at Locust Street MB Church
Locust Street MBK Church offers Bible school led by W C VanArsdale and an all music program. Morning worship features the sermon Who is my Neighbor and an Epworth League program led by Miss Lelia Pickett. Evening worship at 7:30 titled Wheat and Tares, public invited. Maple Heights Mission school holds 2:30 program with Grace Black superintendent. Preaching at 7:00 by Rev J E Cadh with evangelistic services welcoming all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Street Mbk
H. C. Clippinger
D. D
Titage Hale
W.C. VanArsdale
Epworth League
Lelia Pickett
Maple Heights Mission School
Grace Black
J. E
Cadh
Prices Fall for Eight Hogs and Steady Heavy Weights
Hog prices opened 10 to 15 cents lower for lightweight categories while heavy hogs held steady. Heavies sold $16.40 to $16.50, mediums $16.25 to $16.35, lights $16.10 to $16.25, pigs $16.00 and down, sows $15.00 and down. About 3,500 cattle and 3,500 hogs traded. calves $400 and lambs around $11.50. Cattle were steady overall, calves down 50 cents, sheep and lambs steady with top lambs at $11.50.
Second Anyway Phrase Trails a Man’s Second Wife
A fragmented excerpt hints at a man’s second wife, with inner doubt about his actions and plans. The dialogue suggests concern over repeated relationships and possible motives. No clear event or location provided.
Cleveland Wins Fourth World Series Game
Cleveland won the fourth game of the World Series in Cleveland this afternoon by 5 to 1. The series stands at two games apiece with both Cleveland and Brooklyn each having two wins.
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Cleveland
Brooklyn
Music Stimulates Work At Bath Laundry
A Bath England laundry owner installed a phonograph to play popular songs and dances while workers scrub and iron. Management reports a marked increase in output due to the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Eftgland
Depauw WW Movie Yinest 9 Shows Care-Free Bachelor
A vintage cinema notice proclaims a big year picture about a carefree bachelor who finds a homeless baby girl and loses the woman he loves. It warns of a heavy expense to procure the film and announces two Saturday shows at 7:00 and 8:30 with 25 cent admission.
Classified ads offer items and jobs in Greencastle area
A collage of notices lists WANTED TO BUY second hand stroller, a 10x30 silo for erection in four days, winter apples for sale at George Knauer's Orchard, and a public auction at Earl Durham farm with horses cattle hay and corn. Also items include Sunday chicken dinners, laundry help, lost demountable rim, stolen horse and buggy, sorghum molasses, farm hand and farm tenant Wanted, and a girl or young man for a permanent Herald Office position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Backt
Earl Durham
Greencastle
Dobby & Vestal
Herald Office
Walter and Customer Recount a Dinner Exchange
A brief skit of a customer asking a waiter if he took an order for chop. The waiter responds with polite familiarity, noting the customer's growth and blessing him. The dialogue hints at a nostalgic tone between longstanding service and patron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Yeez
Rainy encounter sparks playful exchange
Mrs Gadd questions the rain while Mr Mudd from Boston replies with a witty remark about an insignificant amount of precipitation near him, highlighting a humorous exchange amid wet weather.
Parson-Goodnews Exchange Sparks Ask About Eight Hour Movement
A garbled, humorous dialogue features Parson-Goodnews and a boy debating cigarettes and the eight hour movement with fragmented, misheard lines and playful slang. The piece captures a quirky oral exchange and local dialect flavor.
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Ed, Stone
Auburn
Nebraska
L. Caldwell
Boston Club
Kate Lovett
Priscilla Club
William Kreigh
Ww. R. C. No. 23
Margaret Hamrick
Kate Snider
Charles
Babe) Conklin
Indianapolis
Arthur Loring
Little Daugghter
Durne
G. W. Bence
Eva Bence
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Mary Steele
Earl Sears
Sam Shields
Raccoon
Shields
Franklyn D. Roosevelt
Bee Hive Rebecah Lodge
Ethel Schachtel
N. G
Fiona Crawley
Lee
George Dickerson
Kenneth Peck
Dickerson
HC. Dippinger
Goldie Toney
Lizton
H. ©. Clippinger
Ministerall Aggontaei
Republican League
Assembly of the
Canada
South Africa
India
New Zealand
Australia
League Council
Bence
Presbyterian Curh
Chimmie
Mediterranean Sea
Chichester
Betes
Arion Civ
DIA
KHAN
iCharles
Arnold, Herald Office
Miss Centipecet
Yinest
Koro
Jeighan
William Demille
Prince
Paramount
rHoy
Bloomfield
Indiana
George Knauer
Brick Chapel
Grand Central Hotel
John Stoner
Green Castle
Walnut Chapel
Ray Me
Cullough
Asherville
Phone
Tarquin M. Hawkins
W. H. Evans
Aan
Mrs. Gadd
Mr. Mudd
Boston
Philippines
Mr. Snati
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