Bainbridge Booster Age
A brief note from Bainbridge Booster Club outlines age guidelines for participants. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR, but the item signals a youth activity program or event tied to Bainbridge community boosters.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1923
Page
4
A brief note from Bainbridge Booster Club outlines age guidelines for participants. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR, but the item signals a youth activity program or event tied to Bainbridge community boosters.
The dedication of the new Methodist Church occurred Sunday September 16 with an all day program. DePauw University Quartette provided music and sermons were delivered by Rev J E Porter and Rev L R Eckhart. Members were in debt 1637 dollars, and contributions that day matched the debt total. The modern building features a large basement for socials and suppers.
The Bainbridge School opened on September 10 with Glen Hoovermale of Plainfield Indiana as superintendent. Enrollment reached 230, the largest in history. The staff includes Crodian, Pruitt, Hosetter, Edwards, Patterson and York. New equipment and a high standard for attendance and discipline set a bright tone for the year.
The brief column lists numerous social visits across towns including VanCleave, Tatum, Brown, Moffett, Reeds, Patchett, Lochart, Lassies Concert Co, Miller, Hughes, Carrington, Wells, Sutherlin, Bratton, Etcheson, and Hubbard. People travel to and from Greencastle, Russellville, Fillmore, New Ross, and surrounding areas amid church dedication and Lyceum tour affiliations.
A Jesse L. Laskey presentation portrays the city’s luxury and poverty in a grand tale. The film juxtaposes high society fashion and streetlife from Fifth Avenue to Coney Island with dramatic fire and railroad rescue sequences.
Mr. and Mrs. Harve Hale and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Hale's mother Mrs. McGaughey. Lola Barker visited Naomi Newell. Grace Dove returns from Indianapolis to stay with her parents. Lorna Barker remains quarantined at her aunt Clelia Lacy's home due to Scarlet Fever. Various local families, including the Shuees and Newells, visited friends and relatives in the area.
Fall fashion arrives with brimless and crushy tam styles gaining favor. Shoppers are urged to visit the millinery store early to choose from a new line of autumn hats with enticing prices and beauty.
Mr and Mrs Bruce Lane and Mr and Mrs James Reeds traveled to Coatesville Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs William Beck. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Charles Scobee and daughter Freda Secobee who were guests of Mr Scobee's sister Mrs Charles Purcell and her husband from Fillmore.
The piece urges ensuring pigs have abundant clean water during hot weather. It stresses water as essential for pig health and growth and links proper watering to better feed efficiency and summer profitability.
A local ad notes a full Westclox lineup from Big Ben to newer models. It emphasizes early riser appeal and cordial terms with the clock maker, inviting customers to browse the complete assortment in stock.
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