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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1930
Page
4
Putnam Circuit Court April Term 1930. Harvey J. Trogdon vs Effie M. Trogdon No 18302. Plaintiff filed for divorce and affidavit shows Effie M Trogdon is a non resident of Indiana. Court orders service of process by publication.
Court orders Trogdon to appear by the 67th day of the April Term 1930 or face judgment in her absence. Proceedings begin April 7, 1950 with a hearing set for June 24, 1930 at the Greencastle Court House. Clerk FERDEUCAS notes the seal and attorney C. Gillen, with dates April 28 1920 and notice dates April 29 May 6-13.
Notice lists polling locations by township and precinct for the May 6 1930 primary in Putnam County Indiana. It names venues such as motion picture theaters libraries stores and school houses in Russell Franklin Jackson Clinton Monroe Floyd Madison and Greencastle townships with specific addresses and residents identified.
Putnam County Indiana election precincts and locations listed by ward township and houses including East Anderson Street South Second Ward and multiple school houses and residences. Auditor W. E. Gill notes dates and locations such as Cloverdale precincts and Putnamville School House with May 29 entry.
Norma Talmadge stars in New York Nights at the Vancastle theatre for two days beginning Wednesday. She portrays Jill a chorus girl wife entangled in Broadway’s bright light district as she battles a siren rival while her husband wavers between wit and weakness.
The Vancastle presents the Broadway stage success in a talking screen translation tonight starring Chester Morris and Betty Compson. The Case of Sergeant Grischa, drawn from the popular novel, is among the year's outstanding dramatic productions and exposes the milieu of stage life and its colorful characters.
Granada presents an all talking comedy drama Two day run starting Wednesday features an all stage cast and no usual talkie themes. The plot follows three British soldiers who escape a German camp and return to London learning they are listed as killed in action. Tonight The Love Parade starring Maurice Chevalier and Jeanette MacDonald ends its run.
The Herald, formerly Star and Democrat since 1858, edited by Charles J Arnold. Published every afternoon except Sunday at 17-19 South Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana. Subscription: $3.00 yearly in Putnam County, $3.50 elsewhere. Carrier 19 cents weekly. Bus line noted.
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