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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1928
Page
2
By mail in Putnam County the price is 3.00 a year and outside Putnam County 3.50 a year. In Greencastle by carrier 10c a week. Weekly edition 1.5 a year. Advertising rates on application.
Daniels explains how he planned a bank shortage and bought time with a staged armored car theft. He conspired with the Professor to split two hundred thousand, but the plan collapses when the trap is sprung. Daniels dies. Rose and Chuck seek a new life away from crime.
In Putnam Circuit Court Sept Term 1928 a complaint for divorce was filed by a plaintiff against Ruth Lady No. 12790. Ruth Lady is not a resident of Indiana and must answer by Oct 29 1928 or the matter will be heard in her absence at Greencastle Court House.
Howard Ashby returned home from the hospital and is improving. Mrs. Arthur Porter of Chickasha Oklahoma was killed in a Fulton Missouri auto crash. her son La Mar was seriously injured and hospitalized. Other local items include Miss Nelle Lockridge’s East visit return and various Walsh reunion attendance details.
Mr and Mrs O N Thomas attended the Clark reunion at Beechwood Park Rockville on Sunday. Miss Olas Perkins accepted a Y M C A position in Anderson and will depart Friday for new work. Mrs Arthur Garrett and Mr and Mrs George L Inge were at State Farm Thursday. Mr and Mrs Howard Farrow were in Crawfordsville Friday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Roach attended the Kent reunion last Sunday. George L Inge and Ralph Lawter were in Russellville Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Ed Maddox of Greens Castle were in Morton Sunday.
G H Mosby president of The Mosby Medicine Company spoke at the Fifth Anniversary gathering in Cincinnati Ohio. He credited newspapers with building Konjola from a little known product five years ago to sales in ten foreign countries and US distribution through widespread advertising.
Herbert Sutton and family of Clay City were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Cox. James A. Hutcheson and wife spend the week in Indianapolis for paralysis treatments. Hugh McElroy brings peaches from Terre Haute area to north Reelsville. Ernest Frazier passed through Stop 36 en route to Terre Haute Sunday. Prof. W. D. Burks and son return home near Chicago after visiting. Joseph Hutcheson, family and Miss May Rogers of Reelsville toured Williamsport Thursday and Friday to see Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Finney. Verrion Irwin of Ben Davis visits grandparents the Hutchesons. Bean dinner crowds attend Fontanet. John King and wife from Greencastle visit near Stop 56 Sunday afternoon. Wayne and Darrell Hutcheson visit Mecca Friday.
Henry W. Stanley of El Paso says Eastern passers through Texas on the Broadway of America will spend about 10 million dollars in Texas during 1928 and early 1929. He notes 27 million U.S. cars projected this year and a daily Texas traffic of 600 cars averaging three passengers each.
Miss Evelyn Young spent the weekend with her aunt Mrs James Beaman. Ray H Beaman attended the show at Brazil Saturday night. Mrs John Pell was in Terre Haute Wednesday. Mrs Strain and her children are leaving for the winter. Mrs Helen Snyder Hide has a new girl named Cynthia.
INDIANAPOLIS August 28. Bert Evans recounts a fish story involving Carl Thoman and William Fegtey, two Newcastle businessmen. The tale centers on a White River trip in heavy fog where the anglers boarded a boat and began paddling, soon discovering they had forgotten something essential.
A fragmentary line notes an effort to untie a schooner with about thirty minutes elapsed without division. The text provides no further context or names.
Fox Films drama follows a college hero who excels in athletics then becomes a lifeguard facing a tough business world. Sally Phipps plays a beach vendor who brightens his life as they form a bond and ultimately win a racing event leading to wedding bells.
Neil Hamilton stars in the Universal feature Shield of Honor showing at the Voncastle Theater on Wednesday. The film portrays police work and peril in a metropolitan city with thrilling fight and fire scenes, two aircraft sequences, and strong performances by Hamilton Dorothy Gulliver and Ralph Lewis.
A report from Robert Fisher of Mat Rock Ind near Shelbyville says Konjola relieved his stomach trouble constipation and kidney issues. He credits this medicine with complete constipation relief stomach relief and improved health. Konjola is sold in Greencastle Ind at Owl drug store and by druggists in the region.
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