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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1913
Page
4
Indiana market notes show hog prices advancing 5 to 6 cents with a top around 8.45 and many loads lower. shippers moved 400 hogs while packers delayed. Cattle and calves sold steady with first grade stock in demand. lambs steady with some high bids. Marriage licenses issued include Talbot to Kensey in Fillmore and Silvey to Powers in Jackson township.
Local notes report morning and evening services at Lapées chapel Led by Rev Leeda and guest leaders The revival meetings have continued for nearly three weeks with a sermon series and a Sunday school program Church activities extend into midweek events and a reception is planned for Wednesday afternoon at Alpha Chilmers reforming community ties.
DePauw University hosts Old Gold Day on November 1 1912 in Meharry Hall with a 3:00 pm football talk and a vaudeville program The evening includes musical acts by Alpha Phi Delta Zeta Kappa Alpha Theta and others while Delta Tau Delta and Kappa Gamma provide entertainment The night is highlighted by Ti Trovatore aria and a vibrantly varied program featuring the Imperial Trio and Beta Orchestra.
Edgar D. Sellers, East Side grocer, and Margaret Lemmine daughter of Wes and We announce their secret marriage. John Lemmine reportedly died on October 19 percent in unclear context.
The marriage of Eagar D. Sellers and Miss Margaret Lemmink occurred Sunday October 1 at the Catholic church parsonage with Rev. Mather officiating. The couple will reside on East Seminars street, and friends express surprise at the public release of the union.
Election commissioners met this afternoon to supervise ballot printing. The work is being done at the Herald office.
Rae Colson, class of 1914, named assistant manager by the alumni athletic board with faculty approval. The position, new to DePauw athletics, aims to supervise minor intercollegiate interests and rotate to a senior each year. Colson to assume duties immediately. Rev A L Beard travels for chautauqua plans in Jasonville. Century Club meeting with Mr Plover tomorrow. Mr Harry Maxwell to discuss the afternoon program.
The piece extols immigrant aid to the United States noting that charitable funds used for those in need cross color and race lines. It argues the immigrant taxpayer sacrifices to reach the land of the free and laments sickness and hardship among Italians arriving seeking a better life.
The fragment presents a speaker reflecting on immigrants from Italy and other groups, urging openness to strangers while criticizing exclusiveness. It discusses memories of past contributions by various ethnic groups, names places like Niagara Falls and West Point, and contrasts pride with xenophobia.
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