Fortnightly Club Meeting and Local Social Notes
Cloverdale notes show the Fortnightly Club convening in Mrs. Eliza Hurst's home on Wednesday at noon with roll call, original song, and musical diversion planned. Nearby social updates mention visits by Frank Reed to Indianapolis, Mrs. S Magdalene Long returning from Bainbridge, and several regional acquaintances attending church and commencements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Hurst
Ank Reed
Carrie Jacobs Bond
James Sipple
Frank Reed
Gianapolis
S. Magdaline Long
Bainbridge
Services and social notes from M P Church area
Sunday services were led by Rev Hanger of Clay ton with Mr and Mrs John Bee and Mrs Della Davis visiting. The Ladies Aid met to donate comforts for Mr Wells who lost his house last Saturday. Lily Mae Burks is improving from scarlet fever. The school will close Friday a week late due to teacher illness. Estel Johnson visited his uncle John Bee.
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Chas. Davis
Ellettsville
Robert Davis
Frank Reed
Stilesville
Thompson
M. E. Church
Doris Denny
Glen Lyon
Keith
Greencastle
Geo. , Knoy
Virgil Branneman
H. B. Gough
Silas Lyster
Terre Haute
Lina Cunningham
Nora Morrison
Doe Creek
America King
John Bee
Della Davis
William Thomas
Lida Pierce
Mr. Wells
Goldie Bee
Ella Thomas
Lily Mae Burks
W. O. Davis
Estelle Frank
Mary Ann Stites
Marion Stites
Union Chapel
Estel Johnson
Local visits noted around Clinton Falls this week
Mrs Millie Newgent and her daughter Josephine visited Mr and Mrs George Pierce last Tuesday. Mrs Nellie Bettis and son Charles Edward and Mrs Eula Staggs spent Thursday with Mrs Lizzie Hart. Mrs Lida Pierce and Mrs Eula Staggs visited Blanche Bell and Kathryn Roach on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ward Arnold and daughter Mary Ellen were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Arvel Roach Thursday. Mrs Fannie Sigler and Mrs Lida Pierce called on Mrs William Cox Thursday evening.
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Millie Newgent
Little
Josephine
Mary Creeks
George Pierce
Nellie Bettis
Charles Edward
Eula Staggs
Lizzie Hart
Lida Pierce
Blanche Bell
Kathryn Roach
Ward Arnold
Mary Ellen
Arvel Roach
Fannie Sigler
Lida’ Pierce
William Cox
74 Year Old Man Receives Liquor Sentence
Linton Ind April 22 William J Allen aged 74 pleaded guilty in Green Circuit court Bloomfield on bootlegging charge Judge Van Buskirk sentenced him to ninety days on the penal farm and a fine of 100 dollars The sentence was suspended on recommendation of Prosecuting Attorney A M Beasley since Allens wife is an invalid and this was his first offense
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Linton
Ind
William J. Allen
Green
Bloomfield
van Buskirk
A. M. Beasley
Alles
Erskine Owners Praise Car’s Power and Value Across Distances
Letters from readers in Riverside Nogales Northboro Clearfield Milford Pasadena Penna discuss Erskine performance. Owners quote fuel efficiency and reliability across long trips and rough roads, with praise for value and low maintenance.
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C.H. A
Milford, del
The Bridge of San Luis Rey at Vancastle Theatre
The film adaptation of Thornton Wilder’s Pulitzer prize novel The Bridge of San Luis Rey plays at the Vancastle Theatre in a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production. Charles Brabin directs a large cast including Raquel Torres Ernest Torrence Lily Damita Jane Winton Henry B. Walton Emily Fitzroy Tully Marshall Mitchell Lewis Mikhail Vavitch and others. The drama features a dramatic bridge collapse scene and an awe inspiring cathedral sequence amid lavish settings.
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Voncastle
Anatol
France
Thornton Wilder
America
San Luis Rey
Vancastle Theatre
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Charles Brabin
Raquel Torres
Ernest Torrence
Lily Damita
Jane Winton
Henry B. Walthall
Emily Fitzroy
Tully Marshall
Mitchell Lewis
Mikhail Vavitch
The Herald Greencastle Indiana details publication history
The Herald, formerly Star and Democrat since 1858, lists offices at 17 19 South Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana with Charles Pesertle Proprietor LeRoy Bee City Editor BVAns Manager and a 66 telephone line. Subscription rates shown include 3.00 yearly in Putnam County and 3.50 outside, plus 10c weekly carrier and 1.50 weekly edition.
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The
Star & Democrat
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. —Pesertle
LeRoy Bee
Bvans
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
Newspaper Delivery Guarantee From The Herald And Times
The Herald and The Indianapolis Times are delivered by a single carrier organization. If you fail to receive either paper, call 65 for prompt delivery and a guarantee of perfect service.
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Herald
Indianapolis Times
Large Brewery Found in Patrolmen's Home in Detroit
Detroit April 22 Two patrolmen William Edwards 35 and Glenn R Winfeld two family flat suspended and to face the police trial board after a raid revealed a large basement brewery. They are charged with operating the enterprise during a liquor scandal that has already led to suspensions of two other officers described as protection men between the United States and Canada.
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Detroit
Mich
Sprott
William Edwards
Glenn R. Winfeld
United States
Canada
Gentry Bros Show To Visit Greencastle May 3
Greencastle announces the Gentry Bros Shows will visit Friday May 3 with two performances at 2 and 8 pm. The tented event features trained animals, elephants, camels, five bands, a $750000 production, 700-plus staff, and a downtown noon parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry Bros
Greencastle
John Griffin
Purdue Hosts Parents Institute Conference May 1
Purdue University announces a parents institute from April 29 to May 1 conducted with the Indiana Parent-Teacher Association. Dean Mary L. Matthews says the event is a conference on parental problems with officers and members of parent teacher groups invited. Lafayette organizers include Mrs. Roy Street Mrs. W. P. Dearing Mrs. R. S. Lawson and Mrs. E. J. Kohl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Street
W. P. Dearing
R. S. Lawson
Lafayette
E. J. Kohl
West Lafayette
A Mole Home for Baby Chicks
A low cost durable brood coop design from Blue Valley Creamery Institute offers dry cozy quarters for chicks and mother hen. Built in hours from second hand lumber, it features a top for easy cleaning, a hinged front flap for ventilation, and screen wire to deter predators. A sliding lower front door confines the hen while allowing chicks to range.
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Blue Valley Creamery Institute
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