Obituary of Mary Laura Hutcheson of Putnam County
Mary Laura Hutcheson born August 17 1853 in Putnam County died August 17 1929 on her birth farm. She married twice to George Avritt and James T. Bence and had one son Ernest Avritt. She joined the Christian church about fifteen years ago and remained active in faith and study. She is survived by two brothers, one sister, her husband and her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Laura Hutcheson
Payton
Keziah Hutcheson
Putnam County
George Avritt
Ernest
James T. Bence
Putnaian County
Christian Church
William
Joseph Hutcheson
Sarah Sutton
James P. Bence
Ernest Avritt
Card of Thanks for kindness after illness and death
We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness during our wife and mother’s illness and death. Thanks to Rev B H Bruner for comforting words the undertaker singers and all who assisted us James P Bence Ernest Avritt and Wife
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B. H. Bruner
James P. Bence
Ernest Avritt
In Memoriam Gilbert Cradick 1923 Death Anniversary
In memory of Gilbert Cradick who died August 22, 1923 a six year remembrance. The call was sudden the shock severe. We miss your smile your loving face no one can take your place. From Father and Mother.
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Gilbert Cradick
Eternal Love at Granada Costuming the Alps on Screen
United Artists epic Eternal Love directed by Ernest Lubitsch plays at Granada starring John Berrymore and Camilla Horn. Complex Swiss costumes for weddings carnivals and mountaineering trigger major wardrobe challenges as the love quad rangle unfolds with Varconi Bosworth Rico Rosing and Selbie in key roles.
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United Artists
John Berrymore
Granada Theatre
Ernest Lubitsch
Alps
Berrymore
Camilla Horn
Miss Horn
Victor Varconi
Hobart Bosworth
Mona Rico
Bodil Rosing
Evelyn Selbie
Notice to coal dealers in Putnam County Indiana
Bids due noon September 2 1929 for coal for Putnam County Heating Plant and Poor Asylum for 1929 1930 season. Specified egg and lump coals delivered to Greencastle plant and tracks with weighing on Greencastle city scales. Bond and written guarantee required and bid to cover timely supply. Also notice to non residents in divorce case Mary L Williams vs Clyde Williams with appearance by September 30 1929 court Greencastle Indiana.
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Board of Commissioners
County of
Putnam
Indiana
Putnam County
Towit
Putnam County Poor Asylum
Greencastle
County Poor Asylum
M. E. Cooper
J. G. Britton
O. A. Day
Willis 2
Gill
W. E. Gill
C. A. Day
W. EB. Gill
Mary L. Williams
Clyde Williams
F. S. Hamilton
Clyde Wilams
Putnam Circuit Court
Ind
Ferd Lucas
The Herald Greencastle History and Publication Details
The Herald of Greencastle established as the Star and Democrat era in 1858 with Charles J. Arnold as post, LeRoy Bee proprietor, Roy Evans city editor, and a daily schedule except Sundays. Located at 17 19 South Jackson Street, Greencastle Indiana with phone 66. Subscription rates listed: 3.00 yearly in Putnam County, 3.50 elsewhere. carrier 10 a week. advertising rates on request.
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Star & Dem
Greencastle
Ind
Post Ofice
Charles J. Arnold
LeRoy Bee
Roy Evans
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Telephone
Putnam County
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Memoriam
Granada
New Berrymore
Putnam Co
Greenview Orchards
the Herald
Greencastle Bloomington
Bloomington
John
America
Barrymore
Eteraal & G
Marc Connelly
Organ Ace
Jackson Street
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