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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1929
Page
3
George Bancroft delivers a forceful performance in the Paramount picture The Wolf of Wall Street. Opened today at the Vancastle theatre, the film follows Wall Street brokers and the up and down actions of this fascinating world.
The Granada presents Tom Tyler in a high tension Western thriller with Frankie Darro. A hard riding romance and a great villainy clash drive the plot in this unique screen confrontation.
The Granada will feature Gun Law this weekend with Tyler as Tom O’Brien the determined cowboy pursuing marriage. Ethlyne Clair stars as the heroine. The page also records visits among Indianapolis residents and local families including Mrs. Mary Goodwin and Mrs. Robert Buis, and several Sunday calls among the Dudley, Buis, Storm, and Newman households.
Miss Inez Rowings attended the last day of school at Lena Friday. A basket dinner was served at noon. In the afternoon the school entertained visitors with a fine program. Chas. Keyt made a business trip to Greencastle Saturday. Mrs. Melisee Wright spent last week with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Hoosier Poultry Farm Hatchery in Michigantown Indiana invites inspection of egg flocks featuring Barred White Buff Rocks Reds White Wyandottes Buff Orpingtons Light Brahmas White and Brown Leghorns. Orders for immediate April hatches. Box 726.
Scott Irwin and Mrs. Hazel Knauer with their young daughter attended Lena school’s final day. Ernest Rowing works at the sand plant. Carl Skelton family shopped in Greencastle. Inez Rowing visited Mrs. Virgil Cox. William Stiles and relatives spent Sunday with Chas Thomas and others. Emory Akers is improving after illness. Oby Cox’s X ray shows poor prognosis. Bass family in Dakota advised friends to stay in Indiana as they plan to return soon.
Public Savings Bank of Evansville sues Elmer E. Allen and Susan C. Allen in Putnam and Owen counties to foreclose a mortgage. The couple, nonresidents of Indiana, are required to answer by June 10, 1929. Case No 12970 filed March 22, 1929 in Greencastle.
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute reports a 20 percent annual chick mortality causing millions in losses nationwide. Causes include weak breeding stock and rearing weak chicks. It advises using large eggs from mature hens, sunny conditions, proper growth mash, warmth, protection, and consistent skim milk feeding to improve survival and reduce coccidiosis.
The Herald established as the Star and Democrat in 1858 lists publication details for Greencastle Indiana. It provides post office classification information, staff roles including Charles J. Arnold proprietor LeRoy Bee city editor Roy Evans and manager.
Mr and Mrs Roy Jones entertained pupils of the High School at their home Friday night. Several friends attended the farewell party for Mr and Mrs Minard Hague and Miss Geraldine Reynolds Saturday. Families and neighbors visited, traveled to Terre Haute and Salem, and Miss Elsie Jackson finished teaching in Cory.
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