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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1930
Page
3
Bus line between Greencastle and Bloomington appears to list Crawford Hotel with a contact number 373 for reservations. The schedule shows arrival to Greencastle and departure to Bloomington with a note on lodging nearby.
The Herald Greencastle Indiana notes its publisher Charles J. Arnold founded in 1858 as The Press. It lists mailing details, post office classification, and subscription rates for Putnam County and outside, plus carrier delivery and advertising rates.
The note thanks readers for sending in news items and urges timely submissions by phone at 65. It invites reports of visitors, accidents, deaths, births, or any community happenings to help produce a newsy paper.
The day begins with Bible study from 8 50 a m to 10 20 a m followed by worship and Lord's Supper observance. Bible school unites with the church from 10 20 to 10 45 a m with junior relief noted. Worship includes special music and a sermon by Mr Bruner from 10 45 to 11 50 a m titled The Right of Disillusionment Howard High School Christian Endeavor holds a social at 5 00 p m and regular meeting at 6 50 p m with a Young People's Endeavor election of officers at 6 30 p m Evening worship with Mr Bruner preaching the earlier announced Does Prayer Change the Weather.
Rev Clarence and Bertha Talbert Vastora invite all to Sabbath School at 9 30 a m Morning worship at 11 45 a m Young People meets at 6 30 p m Evening worship at 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m Everyone invited to attend
Dr Albert E Monger minister leads morning worship at 1040 sermon Old Wells Uncovered Epworth League 645 evening service 7 sermon Live Dangerously music Prelude Recital Organ Scherzo from Sonata V Guilmant Assistant Van Denman Thompson organist choir director church school at 930 am all are invited to attend.
The Presbyterian Church schedules sessions at 10 20 in the Manse with morning worship at 10 35 and sermons on Christian Certainties. An evening service at 7 50 features The Masters of Life. Tea for Young People at 5 30 followed by discussion. Tuxis C E at 6 50 led by Mary Louise Kocher. Woman's Circle meets Wednesday at 2 30 with Grace Browning speaking on National Mission Schools. Memorial service for Miss Lizzie Goulding planned.
William J. Crowder, minister, invites all to church school at 9:50 a.m. and morning worship at 10:40 a.m. Sermon topic Your Responsibility in the Kingdom. Junior, Senior and University B A groups at 6:30 p.m. topic When Jesus Was Repairing second in series The Emotions of Jesus. Thursday prayer service 7:30 p.m. A cordial welcome for all.
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Mrs Rachel Wilson Young of Washington becomes Mrs Robert M. La Follette Jr after their September 17 wedding at Maple Bluff Farm near Madison Wisconsin. International Illustrated News photographer captures the event.
A series of routine social visits are recorded with families in Malta Coatesville Danville Greencastle Belle Union Stilesville Fillmore and Indianapolis. Names include O Neals Hand Woods Shuck Heavin McCammack Kexvin Goodwin Campbell Duncan Morgan and Snodgrass with accompanying relatives and neighbors.
Fred Hansel and son visited Mrs. Jake Jackson on Friday while Leslie Hale and wife from Alton NL tour Mr. and Mrs. Will Barton. Thealma Brown Lydia Turner visited Uriel Varvel. Busy Bee class enjoyed a dinner at Mrs. Ray Jones home. The Warren Township P T A met for the first time this year with strong turnout.
The record lists attendees at a Benton county funeral and visits by residents from Indianapolis Kokomo Litton and Litton area. It notes Mrs Maud Day visiting Mrs Sallie Reeves and a sewing circle gathering hosted by Mrs Ison with Fern Hurst winning a prize. The next meeting will be with May Berry.
The third Newport cup race ended in a crash as the Shamrock was towed back to port while the Enterprise secured the official victory. The incident disrupted the event and highlighted the peril of the course.
William Randolph Hearst arrives in New York aboard the Slook Mountain after a French episode. A delegation of disabled veterans and public figures greet him as police boats provide an escort down the bay to the welcoming boat.
Radios provide weather updates prices and farming news directly to isolated farms. Department of Agriculture officials say radios connect farmers with experts and markets, making broadcasting an indispensable tool alongside machinery for profitable farm work.
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