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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1929
Page
3
Public notice details for The Herald of Greencastle Indiana with 19 South Jackson Street address and subscription rates listed for Putnam County. Foundational staff listed includes Charles J. Arnold proprietor LeRoy Bee city editor and manager.
A boastful claim describes Camels as made from the choicest tobaccos. The statement emphasizes universal appeal and quality.
Washington April 26 Nick Altrock and Al Schacht famed Senators comedians debut a new act this season. They perform a fishing trip in an imaginary canoe with Al paddling a bat and Nick fishing with a broomstick. The canoe tips and Al dives overboard near home plate to save Nick.
Indiana school officials discuss reappointment of Henry Boyer Longden Greencastle on the state board of education and Blanche Merry attendance officer whose terms end May 1 The four year terms are appointive by the Governor Moss Pitenger and Longden are current members from Marion Muncie and Greencastle respectively Credit for Longden’s service at DePauw University is noted and women’s groups want Miss Merry reappointed after the 1921 compulsory attendance statute.
Alumni of Clinton Center High School will hold their alumni banquet at the high school Saturday evening. Dr. T A Sigler a local veterinarian and former president of the National Veterinary Medical Association and alumnus of the school will address the alumni.
The Voncastle and Granada Theaters announce a weekend program of fine entertainment from Friday to Monday. The Voncastle presents The Wolf of Wall Street with George Bancroft tonight, Marked Money starring Junior Coghlan, and the new serial The Tiger Shadow with Hugh Allen. Granada offers Gun Law starring Tom Tyler and Frankie Darro, running tonight and Saturday.
Sullivan, Mo. April 26 A.N.S. International News. C C Pyle bulioneers push toward Waynesville Mo. Johnny Salo Passaic N J led the field into Sullivan after 61 miles from Maplewood Mo in 8 42 10. He closed on Pete Gavuzzi Southampton England by almost an hour with Simpson Burlington N C second in 9 11 15 and Umeri Italy third in 9 23 10.
The Granada showcases a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer drama Sunday and Monday starring Leatrice Joy and Betty Bronson. The court room thriller tops recent offerings and is expected to draw full houses amid high quality entertainment.
Two hundred thirty nine athletes from twenty four Indiana high schools compete in the fourth annual invitational track meet at Blackstock Field. The event opens tomorrow at 1 pm under Green Castle High School with DePauw University cooperation and features officials led by referee Clark of the Indianapolis Times and a full cadre of judges timers and inspectors.
April 26 New York Yankees may rise or fall with a game against the Athletics in Philadelphia. Manager Huggins plans to start Herb Pennock if weather allows his first pitching appearance since neuritis. Lefty Grove is set to oppose him in a key early season showdown. Rain washed out two games yesterday leaving Detroit 5-0 over Cleveland and St. Louis Browns 3-2 with the White Sox, tying atop the standings.
In a rainy set of games yesterday the American Association saw Minneapolis at Indianapolis, Milwaukee at Toledo, Kansas City at Columbus all affected. St. Paul defeated Louisville 9 to 5 in ten innings. Detroit shut out Cleveland 5 to 0. St. Louis edged Chicago 3 to 2. National League matchups included Chicago at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati at St. Louis both rain interrupted, Boston at Brooklyn, Philadelphia at New York all listed with rain, and New York at Boston also rain delayed.
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