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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1928
Page
2
The Greencastle Herald issues brief note listing address at 17-19 South Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana and contact telephone line as part of the masthead.
Rates show Bs mail in Putnam County two dollars yearly. Outside Putnam, two dollars per year. In Greencastle by carrier two dollars weekly edition? Advertising rates described as explication.
In a Mercer Nations Bank heist scheme $200060 disappears as the Professor plots with Rose Ehamuon, a cabaret dancer. Chuck White is pulled into a web of deceit and romance, with Molly and Sparrow watching hidden motives and potential betrayals unfold.
In a tense scene from the night’s gathering Chuck White accuses Rose Shannon of deception while the Professor and others face off. Molly adds a biting interruption as the group debates the so called Seat of power and the fate of a local name. The confrontation ends mid sentence with the promise of continuation.
Quincy picnic crowds witness crash on Main street Cloverdale as Lowell Collins of Greencastle and Mrs. Ray Trembly of Greencastle collide after one car is forced into the other. Collins drives a Ford roadster. Trembly’s car is hit broadside, both vehicles damaged and left for repairs.
James Pierce film star known for Tarzan married Joan Burroughs, daughter of author Edgar Rice Burroughs, at Burroughs’ Beverly Hills home. Pierce, a former Indiana University football star, is 37? years old and his bride 20.
William E. Hickman was ordered hanged at San Quentin for the slaying of 12 year old Marion Parker. Judge Douglas Edmond overruled defense objections and set October 29 as the hanging date for the youthful kidnapper in Los Angeles.
Mr. L L Gregory of Newcastle credits Konjola with curing severe nervous distress after months of decline. He reports improved balance, speech, and memory after three bottles, saying his nerves are steady and health restored. Konjola is sold in Greencastle at Owl drug store and by local pharmacists.
Bruce Dawson, a four year old African American boy, died at City Hospital from rabies after a bite from a stray dog. This marks the fourth rabies death in Indianapolis in the past two years.
Charlez Skiver, 46, itinerant balloonist, in critical condition after his parachute failed to open during a balloon stunt at a Modern Woodmen of America picnic near Decatur Indiana. The incident occurred amid a local hot spell and left Skiver near death in a hospital. A Cow Sale advertisement follows for Champers Barn event with 3 PM Saturday timing.
Universal’s The Small Bachelor adapted from P. G. Wodehouse will screen at the Voncastle theater Saturday with Amfre Beranger as the bashful bachelor and Barbara Kent as the leading lady. The cast also includes Gertrude Actor Ned Sparks Carmelita Geraghty Lucien Littlefield Vera Lewis Tom Dogan and William Austin. The tale unfolds in twenty four hours with continual laughs from start to finish.
Granada Theatre hosts Fox Files showcase Wolf Fangs directed by Lew Seiler with Thunder the Wonder dog of the screen. The story follows the wolf raised to civilization and paired with a canine cast including White Feun Mutt and Bimbo alongside human leads Charles James Gordon Frank Rice and Lincoln.
Wathleen and Edwin Colin visited E E Buis and family. Lester Storm and family from Indianapolis spent the weekend with Mrs Myrtle Storm and son Harold. Leonard Newman and wife were in Indianapolis Sunday. Valley residents attended the Nichols reunion at H C Nichols home. Melvin Storm and family spent time with Mrs Myrtle Storm. Homer Slavens and Oran Buis and family visited William Newman and family Sunday. The Knight reunion was at G G Buis home. Ruth Roark and Ally Buls and daughter attended a Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs Lora Buis Thursday afternoon.
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