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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1928
Page
2
By mail in Putnam County the annual rate is $3.00 while outside Putnam County it is $3.50. In Greencastle by carrier the weekly rate is 10 cents and the weekly edition costs $1.50 per year. Advertising rates are available on application.
The synopsis centers on Rose Shannon a cabaret dancer drawn into a $200000 bank theft with a gang led by The Professor. Chuck White a gang member turns against crime vowing to go straight as detectives close in while Rose races to warn Chuck before danger closes in.
Notice to taxpayers of Greencastle School Township and Greencastle School City in Putnam County Indiana to consider an emergency appropriation of 1700 for desks chairs shades and equipment for the new Second Ward School Building funded from surplus in the special school fund. Meeting set August 25 1928 at 7 30 p m at the High School building Greencastle for hearing objections with appeals to the State Board of Tax Commissioners within ten days after the decision.
In Putnam Circuit Court Sept Term 1928 a complaint for divorce was filed by a plaintiff, with Ruth Lady as defendant. The court orders her to appear or demur by Oct 29, 1928, at Greencastle Court House, else the case proceeds in her absence.
Mr and Mrs Tom Lovett and son Kenneth report a delightful trip after visiting Texas Mexico and Kansas returning Saturday evening Miss Fern Putt also back from South Dakota Howard Ashby now at Fletchers sanitorium after his son Winston's death Mrs Alice Woodrum moves to the Anderson property on south Indiana street Anna Edwards relocates to a new residence bought from Will Wright E D Hutchins and son Richard spent Friday in Indianapolis Baily Wingert Crawfordsville and family stay with Howard Ashby and Helen Charles Putt and wife visit their mother after spending the weekend
Sunday evening the Walsh family return home in Ko komo. The Walsh family reunion will be held next Sunday in Milligan Park in Crawfordsville. All relatives are invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hillis of Kentucky visited Mrs. A. C. Lokridge and family.
Attendees of the Ladies Aid of the Cana an M. FE. Church met last Wednesday August 15. Guests included Mrs Albert Young Lime Dale and Mr and Mrs Dennis Diel. Harvey and James Lowery returned with their aunt to Akron Ohio for a visit until school starts August 31. Fay Hoskins on sick list. Vacation ends as school opens August 31. Mr and Mrs Richard Atkinson Terre Haute and Mrs Walter F Young with son Edward called on Mrs George Young Sunday night.
HAMRICK STATION O. L. Girton returned to his work Wednesday after a few days at home. Miss Mary Hauck was in Greencastle Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hutcheson called on Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Vanlandingham Wednesday evening. William Hutcheson of Greencastle spent Sunday with Mrs. O. L. Girton. Several from here attended the first annual picnic of the farmers at the Indiana State Farm Friday. Miss Irene Jones visiting cousins Madonna and Florence Hutcheson returned to Muncie Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Hutcheson and Izora Hutcheson attended the old Reelsville school reunion Sunday. Miss Mildred Hammond visiting her aunt returned home Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. Simpson Hutcheson, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hutcheson and small son of Oaklandon and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pool with niece and Mr. and Mrs. John Jones of Muncie visited Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hutcheson Sunday.
Miss Garnet Sabo of Wa bash Indiana endorses Konjola claiming it ended months of stomach trouble and constipation. She says it regulated her bowels cleansed poisons from her system improved kidney function sleep and complexion and plans to continue using it. Konjola is sold at Owl drug store in Greencastle Indiana and by other druggists in the region.
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