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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1923
Page
2
The Greencastle Indiana Herald advertises obituary charges at 1.00 per obituary with 0.05 per line for poetry. Cards of Thanks are 0.50 each. The paper is published each afternoon except Sunday at 17 19 S Jackson Street.
Putnam Circuit Court September term 1923 hears civil action to quiet title to real estate in Putnam County. Plaintiffs allege unknown residences of many defendants and unknown spouses or heirs, asserting defendants are nonresidents and necessary parties. Property described as part of southwest quarter section 9 township 13 north range 4 west with metes and bounds around Monon railroad right of way.
Legal notice to all defendants and interested parties of a real estate claim in Green Castle Indiana. Court requires appearance by November 1 1925 to answer or demur to the complaint in the Putnam Circuit Court. Clerk Walter S Campbell signs September 20 1923 with official seals.
C. C. Bailey Fruit Farm offers fresh sweet cider two miles south on Cemetery Road, contact Rural 54 by phone for orders.
BAINBRIDGE Miss Clara McKee of Greencastle spent Sunday here. Don Cully of Russellville spent the first of the week here. John Priest and family of Clinton Falls visited Aunt Cullie Priest. Mary Fulton has returned to Kansas City with Miss Clara Darnall. Milt Wampler returned from Ohio. Lucile Shea visited Indianapolis. Acea Heaney of Crawfordsville visited B F Heaney. Milly Greybill of Ladoga visiting. Ray Etcheson and family visited Web Evans near Fincastle. Mrs. William Hart went to Brownsburg. M B Mahoney of Crawfordsville visited Sunday. Emma Lewis and Missie Bledsoe spent Monday in Green Castle.
Frederick Kub describes Vienna's new Marriage Advisory Office and Beruf sberatungsstelle as bold social experiments. The marriage bureau, led by Dr. Carl Kautsky, guides couples on health and heredity, while the vocational guidance department aids schoolchildren in choosing trades, aiming to extend education and privacy to users.
A dramatic divorce hearing hinges on ego and adultery norms as a young wife seeks separation and alimony while the judge weighs income and fairness. The case reveals attitudes toward marriage, money, and gender roles in the era.
The church offers a 9:45 Sunday morning service and a 10:45 Wednesday evening testimonial. The reading room is open each Wednesday afternoon from 2:30 to 4:00.
Minister Victor L Raphael calls all services with Sunday School at 9 30 Morning worship at 10 40 featuring the sermon Expansion in Religion Intermediate Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 in the Manse led by Miss Marjorie Schmitt Young People's Endeavor also at 6 30 in the Church led by Miss Martha Bowman Evening service at 7 30 on Preparing the Way for Christ Junior Endeavor Thursday at 4 in the Church and Thursday prayer meeting in the Manse.
Sunday school at 9 30 o clock invites public to attend with teachers wanted for supervision and instruction.
Levi Marshall pastor leads Sunday School at 9 30 with Mrs E R Bartley superintendent and Mrs Lueteke song leader Preaching at 10 40 on Not Worth While Miss Shirley sings College students welcome to Miss Farmers class and services C E at 6 30 Ash welcome Evening service at 7 30 with Elements of Success as sermon topic
The College Ave M E Church schedules Sunday School at 9 30 with W M Blanchard as superintendent and Morning Worship at 10 40 featuring a sermon by Rev Henry McLean. A Junior League for ages 6 to 14 meets at 2 30 followed by Epworth League at 6 30 and Evening Worship at 7 30 with Prof Bartlett of DePauw preaching.
Clippinger is minister with Sunday School at 9 30 led by J E Sharp superintendent Courtney assistant Donovan Fisher teaches student class Morning worship at 10 40 Sermon Jesus the Door Junior League at 2 Epworth League at 6 30 Evening service at 7 30 Sermon Home Perils Weak OCR reads exact details for church schedule
Sunday schedule lists 10 o'clock Sunday School 11 o'clock morning worship and 7 30 o'clock evening worship led by Pastor R F Ormerod with services at Brick Chapel M E Church.
Nazareth Church at 217 E Washington St led by Mrs C W Jay and Miss E W Jay hosts Sunday School at 9 30 morning preaching at 10 45 with Mrs Lyda Banderbury of Indianapolis preaching both services. Young People meet 6 30 and evening service 7 30 Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30.
The First Baptist Church invites all to a full day in the High School building with morning services and evening talks on The Miracles of Jesus and Where Kin Do Not Count. Special music and large classes. Bible study at 9 30. Morning service 10 30. Baptist Young People's Union 6 30.
A concise rental notice lists available rooms at 508 South Locust Street. One desirable furnished option or one or two unfurnished rooms are offered for rent.
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