Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 June 1930 — Page 3

GREENCASTLE HERALD PAGE THREE

End of Record Flight

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>,m Vu-'-^. r** '? # C‘ X ; •'>%* ^ " •-. Jl , * , ««»•. ' ' f' r. • '.v. <r i\' ’ S As Mlse Amy Johnson ended he. record flight from London to Australia the plane crashed as she landed at Eagle Farm aerodrome near Brisbane. The intrepid young flier escaped without injury. International Illustrated News photo.

Empire Stale Honors Byrd

GREENCASTLE. R. 3 Mrs. Jesse Jones, Mrs. Okie Jones and daughter, Louise were in Bainbrdlge Tuesday afternoon. Zella Bowen returned home after a visit here. Fern Hurst, Nettie Hillis, Okie Jones and daguhter, Louise called on Laura Hurst and Zella Bowen Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Glenn McAntyre and daughters are visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brow n. Mr. Dexter Oliver who is in the Putnam County Hospital is getting along as well as could be expected. Mr. Oliver was operated on for appen dicitis. Farmers are busy plowing corn, putting up hay and cutting wheat.

Iriginal Mem bers of Rotary

MALTA Mr. and Mrs. Claude Phillips went

to Greencastle shopping last Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jo Garrett, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Heavin spent last Sunday on Big Walnut. Mrs. Ruth Sutherlin spent one day this week with her mother Mrs. Morgan. Miss Gladys Garrett spent last Monday w ith Mrs. Alberta Heavin. Farmers of this place will begin cutting their wheat the last of this week. Mrs. Hazel Woods visited witli her mother one day this week. Mrs. Merle Smith called on Mrs. Anna Phillips last Tuesday ^ Cecil Bartlett Is able to he out again after being ill several days. Mr. and Mrs. l^onard Heavin went | to Greencastle shopping last Satur- | day. Mrs. Emma Morgan attended the i Aid Society meeting at Fillmore last | Thursday. Miss Pauline Goodwin spent last I Tuesday in Greencastle. Mrs. Albert Heavin attended the social service club at Mrs. Eva Ogles; last Wednesday. i Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shuck of Fill-j more called on Mr. and Mrs. Will I Shuck hist Sunday afternoon. Clay Garrett is abel to go to work again after being ill a few days. 1

THE HERALD CHARLES J. ARNOLD-’—Publisher. Established in 1858 as “The Press” Entered as Second Class mail matter at the Greencastle, Ind., postolhce. Published every afternoon, except Sunday at 17-19 South Jackson Street Greencastle, Indiana. TELEPHONE 65. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By mail in Putnam County.?3.00 * year; outside Putnam County $3.50 a year; in Greencastle by carrier, 10c a week; advertising rates on application.

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tins Loe.hi. left, Sylvester Schiele, Hiram Shorey and Paul P. Harris, original members of Rotary, ns they appeared in an old photograph. They were honored by the convention In Chicago. Mr. Harris. Chicago lawyer, conceived the original Rotary Iden in 1905. International Illustrated News photo.

1 Bankrupt Playboy Still Laughs

Rear-Admiral Byrd receiving the hearty handshake of Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt after the latter awarded him the State's Distinguished Service Medal. Mrs. Franklin D. Roose-

velt is shown in the center. Tho entire populace of the State Capital turned out to help honor the great explorer who charted the unknown ice deserts of the Antarctic. Untcruatiunul aNewtu olj

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Harold Russell Ryder (center) accompanied by attorneys as he smiles his way from the Criminal Courts Building, N. Y. C.,

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Mrs. Charles Lishy who lias been ill is improving. Mr. and Mrs. uLloyd Exans and daughter of Indianapolis visited with Jesse Evans and family Sunday after-

noon.

Mr. and Mis. Ned Tucker of Evanston, 111., and Mrs. Flora Masten took supper with Addison Huber and children Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Millet and s, " called on Flem Wells and wife near

Amo Monday night.

Mis. Ruse and Maud Miller, ..Mrs.

fjj When the cave man wanted help or a wife he strode forth, tapped one on the head, and dragged he or she to

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t]I Civilization has placed

El bel Lydl k and M rs. Lily Smith I . , . 1 . !'■•< i icn the club ration meetcertain restrictions and |at BalnbtTdge, Tuesday. , . U' anti Mi Eng Il"bei (imi13tlOHS aDOllt US

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Capt. J. P. Saul, navigator, “Southern Cross” hopped off ... . i —l. . ** ! from Ireland f^r Nee v

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