The Herald Greencastle History and Publisher Details
The Herald records historic masthead data from Greencastle Indiana noting Star and Democrat lineage dating to 1868. It lists mailing details Greencastle Post Office second class status publisher LeRoy Bee city editor Roy Evans and office address 17 19 South Jackson Street with subscription rates 3.00 yearly in Putnam County 3.50 elsewhere and 10 cents for four weeks under a weekly edition at 1.50 yearly.
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Star & Democrat
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
LeRoy Bee
Roy Evans
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
Sunday visitors honor Greencastle residents
Sunday guests at Mr. and Mrs. John Lyon included Irene and Eugene Sutherlin of Clinton Falls and William and Evelyn Goodman of Greencastle with Alice Erwin of Detroit. Miss Erwin stays with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. James Sutherlin at Clinton Falls. Winifred and Bettie Jean Grimes remain home ill. Mrs. John Lyon and Irene Sutherlin visited Henry Lyon Wednesday. Irene Sutherlin and Duard Lyon visited their parents in Clinton Falls Tuesday.
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John Lyon
Irene
Eugene Sutherlin
Clinton Falls
William and Evelyn Goodman
Greencastle
Alice Erwin
Detroit
Mich
Miss Erwin
James Sutherlin
Winifred
Bettie Jean
Wilber Grimes
Irene Sutherlin
Henry Lyon
Ladies Aid Meeting and Local Court Notices
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Zola Mercer with several members and visitors present. A dinner was served. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Clara Girton's home in Brazil. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hassler visited Mrs. Susan Young Sunday evening. Mrs. Charles Dunn visited Mrs. James Beaman Sunday. The Butler School closed Friday with Fay Hoskins as teacher. Mr. and Mrs. James Beaman were in Brazil Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hassler called on Dollie Hassler Monday. The Beaman family visited Sunday. Mrs. Andy Trester remains ill. Van Buren school closed Friday afternoon April 26. Plenty of courteous clerks to serve you quick, Wetz for specials Adv.
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Ladies Aid
Zola Mercer
Clara Girton
Brazil
Ross Hassler
Susan Young
Hassler
Charles Dunn
James Beaman
Butler School
Fay Hoskins
Glen Hassler
Dollie Hassler
Roy Beaman
Earl
Farnie Williams
Andy Trester
van Burean
Hamrick Station Residents Attend Local Events
Mrs Elizabeth Hamrick and Mrs Fred Thompson attended Laura Lockridge funeral. Oakland visitors Mr and Mrs Simpson Hutcheson called on relatives and attended Reelsville commencement. L M Chew visited Terre Haute. P B Hutcheson in Greencastle. Reelsville address by L L McMurry. Alphamae Hammond visited Greencastle. Hutcheson trio attended Reelsville alumni banquet near Putnamville. J E Houck in Greencle. Ira Brothers of Indianapolis, Big Four employee, stayed with Hutchesons.
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Thorntown
Alphamae Hammond
William Hammond
Greencastle
P. B. Hutcheson
Madonna
Florence Hutcheson
Reelsville
Grant Hotel
Putnamville
J. E. Houck
Ira Brothers
Indianapolis
Big Four Railroad
Ed. Hutcheson
Local notes from Reelsville and surrounding towns
Reports show H M Smith traveled to Terre Haute on Wednesday and Earl Williams works in Terre Haute. Edgar Jobe attended a Baptist meeting in Evansville over the weekend. Mrs James Barnett funeral had large attendance with services by Id or Lawrence Athey. Burial at Reelsville cemetery. James H Jobe and George Aker in Evansville. Dan Aker moved to Kate Foster property. L D Reel of Kansas City toured Reelsville en route to Birmingham. Frances Williams of Terre Haute visiting Mr and Mrs John Urton. Miss Bell Reel visited Greencastle. George Aker visited Indianapolis. Telephone meeting at the school house Saturday at 10 to seek a new home for the Exchange.
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H. M. Smith
Terre Haute
Edgar Jobe
Evansville
James Barnett
Idor Lwrence Athey
Reelsville Cemetery
James H. Jobe
George Aker
Dan Aker
Kate Foster
L. D. Reel
Kansas City
Reelsville
Birmingham
Ala
Frances Williams
Terre
North Floyd Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Bert Whetstine of Indianapolis visit Mr and Mrs William Arnold Monday and Tuesday. Glen Whetstine remains ill as Clifford Shinn and family help care. Neighborhood attendees joined Floyd Center day program and big dinner. Bernice Rogers spent Monday afternoon with Merle and James Staggs. Waldo Michels and Pertle Smith relatives visited M E Smith Sunday. A Palestine meeting is planned for Sunday April 28.
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Bert Whetstine
Indianapolis
William Arnold
Clifford Shinn
Glen
Floyd Center
Bernice Rogers
Merle
James Staggs
Waldo Michels
Pertle Smith
M. E. Smith
Palestine
Famous Gentry Bros Parade Dazzles City Streets
A lavish street parade unfolds with Gentry Bros. Shows featuring ponies and horses in harness, parade chariots, high bands, clowns, charioteers, camel caravans and elephants. Jeanne d Arc, adopted by a New Haven aunt, returns from Europe and marries a clown stirring nationwide newspaper coverage. The pageant moves through dense crowds with cages, wagons, and exotic animals all along the route.
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Gentry Bros
Great Desert
Jeanne d’Arc
New Haven
Europe
Gentry Bros. Shows Coming to Greencastle May 3
The calliope shrieks as nearly fifty boys from the school join a street parade at noon before the Gentry Bros. Shows perform in Greencastle on May 3 with shows at 2 and 8 pm doors open an hour earlier.
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Gentry Bros
Greencastle
Protecting Chicks With Brooder Stoves And Guards
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute advises a foot high circular mesh around a brooder stove for heat retention during the first days. As chicks grow, extend and remove the circle, and add corner chick guards to round off room corners to prevent crowding and colds.
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Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Institute
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