Beehive Rebekah Lodge Meets Monday Evening
Beehive Rebekah lodge schedules a meeting for Monday at 8 o clock. Mrs. Harry Wells and daughter Dorothy from west Walnut street visit Indianapolis for the day. Mrs. C S Sayers and son Gordon and Mrs. Rowland Leach and daughter also spend the day in Indianapolis. Miss Ethel Page of Evanston Ill visits the home of Mr and Mrs J H Pitchford and family on East Franklin street. Miss Page is a former DePauw student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wells
Dorothy
West Walnut Street
Indianapolis
C. 5S. Sayers
Gordon
Rowland Leach
Ethel Page
Evanston, Ir
J. H. Pitchford
East Franklin Street
Page
DePauw
Arrangements Complete for Farm Marketing School
Final arrangements for the Marketing School in Putnam County, under Indiana Farm Bureau and the Vocational Division of the Department of Public Instruction, are set. The session will be at the courthouse on Wednesday night October 1 with enrollment lists distributed and canvassing underway to ensure good attendance. There is no cost for those who use the textbooks, but a one dollar family library fee applies for the course. The court room is expected to host farmers, business leaders, and others interested in future marketing programs for farm products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Indiana Farm Bureau
Department of Public Instruction
Court House
Putnam County to Sell Bonds For Coffman Road Project
Putnam County Indiana will offer for sale on September 27 1930 at 10 am bonds totaling 900 dollars in two series of 450 each. Interest 4.42 percent semi annually with maturities starting July 15 1931 and a final date six months later. Sale by the auditor W E Gill at the Greencastle courthouse. Bids at par or above. county reserves right to reject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Indiana
Greencastle
County Council
George B. Coffman Et al Doe Creek
Notice to Bridge Contractors Putnam County Indiana
The Putnam County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids by October 6 for repairing the Ruark Bridge over Little Walnut Creek in Madison Township and the Huffman Bridge over Big Walnut Creek in Washington Township. Separate bids, bonds, non collusion affidavits, and completion schedules required. Bids filed with the County Auditor and awards to the lowest responsible bidder with certificate of workman's compensation compliance.
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Board of Commissioners of
Putnam County
State of
Indiana
Ruark
Little Walnut Creek
Madison Township
Huffman
Big Walnut Creek
Washington Township
Auditor's Office
Industrial Board of Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Willis FR. Gill
Radio Beem to Reveal Secrets of Heavens
Marconi predicts amazing additions to the world’s knowledge of the physical universe through waves sent millions of miles into space. The article discusses radio beams and cosmic discoveries as a new frontier in science and communication.
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Marconi
Yale Football Starts Practice in New London Conn
Three of the leading lights around which the 1980 Yale football machine will be built report for first practice at New London Connecticut. Pay Vincent, tackle and others join the session as the squad begins preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
New London
Conn
Pay Vincent
Obituary for Mrs Sarah Ann Brothers of Putnam County
Mrs. Sarah Ann Brothers born May 25 1852 in Madison township Putnam County died September 14 19 at 78 years 3 months. Widow of William Brothers she left four children three survive and many relatives and friends. She lived in the county for nearly four score years a devoted Christian mother and grandmother with a loved home and faithful family life.
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Sarah Ann Brothers
William
Thankful Wright
Madison Township
Putnam County
William Brothers
Jessie Monroe Wright
Lamar
Colorado
William Hanna
Roachdale
Walter Dills
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Jessie Brothers
Greencastle
Indiana
Sarah Brothers
Card of Thanks for Mrs. W. L. Dills and family
The family expresses appreciation to friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their mother Mrs. W. L. Dills. Mentioned are Mrs. Will Hanna and Miss Jessie Brothers among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 3. Dills
Will Hanna
Jessie Brothers
DePauw notes Greek awards and Old Gold Day plans
Delta Chi leads DePauw in scholarship among fraternities and Delta Zeta tops sororities per registrar report. Phi Gamma Delta held last semester’s scholarship cup. Old Gold Day on October 18 features Pals First as the Off Gold Day play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Chi Fraternity
DePauw University
Delta Zeta
Phi Gamma Delta
Phillip Young
Paris
Ill
Robert Lowe
Anderson
Helen Dickinson
Gary
Marion Gravis
Martinsville
Donald Wheaton
Wheaton
Louise Palmer Walker
DePauw University School of Music
Miss Walker
DePauw
Livestockmarket reports from Indianapolis hogs and cattle
Hogs 2,000, holdovers 1,053, market steady with light declines. Prices 160-190 lbs 10.30 to 10.50. 160-250 lbs 10.60 to 10.70. 250-400 lbs 10.75 to 10.85. 140-160 lbs 9.75 to 11.0. packing sows around 8.89 to 9.25. Cattle 100, week shows beef steers 25-60 lower. top steers 153.10. light heifers near 12.50. cows 7.50. Sheep 100, lambs up to 8.50.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Modern six room rental near square and university
Classified notices advertise rentals and sales including a six room modern home near the square and university with a sleeping porch and fireplace, two room and bath apartment, lots for garbage haulage, and other listings. Additional items include fruit sales, moving services, and help wanted ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Square
University
C. J. Arnold
Herald Office
DePauw Sorority Pledge Lists Mention Local Daughters
The Green Castle girls listed include Kappa Kappa Gamma with Marjorie Call and Mary Louise Moffett, Alpha Chi Omega with Hannah Gough and Betty Pence, Alpha Omicron Pi with Elizabeth Fay, Delta Delta Delta with Ardith Moore and Miriam Peck, and Alpha Gamma Delta with Julia Murnane. Also noted is a farewell party for Miss Edith Wardlaw of Staunton, who will move to Greencastle with her niece Catherine Veach for the winter.
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DePauw
Greencastle
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Marjorie Call
C. E. Call
Mary Louise Moffett
D. O
M. Kk. Church of
Staunton
Edith Wardlaw
Sunshine Club Holds Meeting in Jetterson Township
The Sunshine Club of Jetterson township gathered Thursday evening at Mrs. Gertie Stringer’s home near Belle Union with about 20 members and guests. Several other clubs met in September including Woman's Bible Study, Modern Priscilla, King's Builders, Locust Grove picnic, West Floyd Economics, and Women’s Relief Corp with reports, elections, and group activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
Jetterson Township
Gertie Stringer
Near Belle Union
Woman's Bible Study Club
John Dunbar
Continuation R by the natur part in political fray
Fragmented text discusses whether a political stance will hold amid Republican bitterness over prohibition. It notes advice to state leaders and mentions New York as an example, urging Republicans to steady their lines.
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Bers
New York
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Sam Hanna's Book Store
Southard
W. E. Gill
the Herald
Wilbur
York
Boulder Dam
California
New Mexico
Nevada
Arizona
orRech
Gridiron Stars Report
Albie Booth
Eli Eleven
Fred Loeser
International
Depauw Notes
W. M. Arnold
Berry St
L. A. Bryan
East Washington
Dr. C. Pe O'Brien
Delta Theta Taupin
Finder
Call Herald Office
Dunbar Co
N. Lazelle
Columbus
Ohio
McNevins
Clark St
Chicago
Staunton Class
Woman's Bible Club
Tion
Priscilla
Stevens
Priscilla Club
Louis Stevens
Elm Street
King's Builders
King’s Builders of the Christian Church
W. R. Hutcheson
Locust Grove Club
Bakers Grove
Bainbridge
Clyde Metz
Myra
Bud
James Lewman
Marjorie
Richard
Stanley
Warren Lewallen
Eugene
Nadine
C. K. Priest
Wayne
Vonda Joy
James Zeis
Mothers’ Study Club
Ring Commission
John V. Clinnin
Illinois
National Boxing Associaton
Assatian
Omaha
Stanley Isaacy
Cincinnati
International Newsree
Kellogg
World Court
Frank B. Kellogg
Geneva
Charl Vans Hurhes
Assembt
Council
International Newsreel
J. F. Hirt
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