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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1927

Page

2

The Fag a Lisctey pre ane Darn Grech From

Mickey Grogan and Jeffry Shoe, edged by adversity, shelter Winifred Davidson who plans to showcase Jeffry to her boss Alexander Cadel. Al Nevers disrupts the scene with crude boasts and advances, testing Winifred’s resolve and Jeffry’s pride as a dramatic encounter unfolds at Moose Hall.

Bynowsis Mickey Grogan Jeffry Shoe Mickey Jeffry Winifred Davidson Winifred Alexander Cadel Cabel al Nevers Solomon Moose Hall Paul Whiteman

Winifred rejects Al’s advances in factory hall

Winifred tries to fend off Al who insists she owes him attention. She cites a headache and nervousness to avoid a quarrel while fearing his temper. She resolves to tell Jeffry about plans, then vents longing for strength to confront him or leave. Mickey and Jeff search for castoff items in the attic.

Winifred Jeffry Tucker Winnie Jack Dempsey Mickey Jeff

Star and Democrat publication and pricing notes

The Greencastle Indiana Star and Democrat originated in 1858 and is mailed as second class matter. The paper lists Charles J Arnold as proprietor Roy Evans as manager LeRoy Bee editor, with offices at 17 19 South Jackson Street and a 65 telephone line. Subscriptions in Putnam County cost 3.00 yearly outside 3.50 with carrier 0.10 weekly and 1.50 yearly for weekly edition. Obituaries cost 2 ½ cents per line average five words per line, poetry adds 1 cent per line. Card of Thanks charges 60 cents plus 5 cents per line for poetry.

The Star & Democrat Greencastle Ind Charles J, Arnold Roy Evans LeRoy Bee Benday South Jackson Street Indiana Putnam County

Non-Residents Notified in Putnam Circuit Court Case

In the Putnam Circuit Court September Term 1927 Edward S Chew Raymond McCullough etc against John Matkins et al non residents of Indiana named defendants must appear January 12 1928 to answer the complaint. Real estate in Pleasant Garden Lots 31 32 33 34 36 36 is in question. Also notice of administration for Alice A Carmichael estate administrator James A Carmichael.

State OF Indiana County OF Putnam Putnam Circuit Edward S. Chew Raymond McCullough Willis L. Merce John Matkins Glenn H. Lyon State of Indiana Isaac J. Matkins Isaac Matkins Ellen Matkins William K. Matkins Nancy J. Matkins Nancy Matkins W. K. Matkins John W. Barnett John Barnett Francis B. McCullough David N. Barnett Admr Solon Turman Rachel J. Barnett Mary Ellen Foster Mary Ellen Barnett Mary J. McCullough Emellia R. Gillespie Emma R. Gillespie Helen Osborn Helen Wm. T. Matkins William T. Matkins Harriett M. Gray Charles W. Gray Elizabeth C. Elliott Dorsey O. Elliott Elizabeth Hepler John W. Witty Wm. W. Witty William W. Whiety Willliam Witty James M. Berry Nancy Witty Betsy Witty Aaron Berry Grizzey Berry William Faulkner Margaret Faulkner Lenox M Pleasant Garden Putnam County Putnam Circuit Court Court House Greencastle Ferd Lucas Circuit Court Alice A. Carmichael

State highway detours, bridges reopen as floods recede

Indiana highway director announces removal of six detours and three bridge run-arounds after new pavements and structures opened. State Road 48 linking Aurora and State Road 46 is now open. High waters disrupted routes from Harrodsburg to Nash ville and along Road 67 near Gosport, with subside expected by Monday or Sunday.

Indianapolis Ind John D. Williams Williams Aurora Kimmel Reoffsburg Alexandria City of Greensburg State Department Bourbon Terre Haute Columbus Lebanon Jasper Harrodsburg Bloomington Spencer Nashville Gosport Bedford

November Gas Tax Receipts Surpass Million Mark

State gas tax collector A. N. Bobbit reported November 1927 receipts of 1 012 163 87 dollars, with 83 737 896 gallons sold. This shows a 158 825 02 increase over November last year, though a winter drop in collections is expected.

A. N. Bobbit

Anatole France Brain Weighs Below Average

Paris reports that Anatole France’s brain weighed 1 087 grams, below the 1 300 gram human average. Doctors say brain complexity, not size, governs intellect, noting his advanced age and embalming as possible factors in weight variation among great minds.

Anatole France Paris Anatole France French Academy of Science Lord Byron Schubert Famou

Cancer and heart disease named modern life scourges

Dr. Karl H. Van Norman of University Hospitals Cleveland declares cancer and heart disease the great modern plagues, noting progress against contagious diseases and stressing rising heart trouble due to busy city living. He says hospitals now focus on prevention and centralized care as part of medical advances.

International News Service Cleveland Karl H. van Norman University Hospitals of Cleveland Western Reserve University Medical School van Norman America

New Vegetable Concentrates Get World Patents

London reports a new form of concentrated vegetable extracts including celery onions carrots beet tops lettuce spinach and cabbage with apples and grapes also in concentrated form. Eustace Miles announces a company to market these products after six years of research claiming health and waste reduction benefits and patents granted in multiple nations.

London Eustace Miles America England France Italy Germany

Great Lakes Ship Canal Board weighs $100 million deepening plan

The Great Lakes Ship Canal Board proposes a multi decade program to deepen channels to 25 feet for ocean vessel access, testing a $100 million cost over 25 years. Officials blame low lake levels on Chicago drainage and say benefits would exceed costs.

Great Lakes Ship Canal Board ST. Lawrence Waterway St. Lawrence-Great Lakes United States Canada St. Lawrence Great Lakes Chicago Canal Chicago Drainage Canal Spencer Crosby Cleveland

Gaby Story Shaped by Harry Carr to star Hawks film

Noted writer Harry Carr who created the war era checkerboard column and European insights inspired the play that Fox Films turned into Gaby. Howard Hawks directed with George O'Brien and Virginia Valli leading. Paid to Love screens at Granada for two days starting Monday.

Harry Carr Fox Films Carr Europe Howard Hawks George O’brien Virginia Valli Mr. Hawks Gaby Paris San Sebastian Granada Theatre

Smoke barrage foils bootleggers in booze hunt

Toledo Ohio dispatch reports a new rum running tactic during Prohibition as bootleggers trigger smoke from auto attachments to block pursuing state troopers. Michigan troopers countered with strategic barricades and smoke devices, catching moonshine loads in several chases.

International News Toledo United States Canada Michigan Ohio Tipton Pracers Tre Releasing

Notice of Final Settlement of Estate for Daniel Kelly

Creditors heirs and legatees of Daniel Kelly deceased must appear in Putnam Circuit Court Greencastle Indiana on December 24 1927 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Witness the Clerk of Court December 1 1927.

Daniel Kelly Putnam Circuit Court Greencastle Indiana

Judge Calls for Simplified Legal System in Indiana

Judge Joseph G. Tbach of Hammond urged Huntington lawyers to speed justice by simplifying procedures. He said many attorneys focus on winning cases rather than fundamental justice and argued for leaders in law and a higher type of legislator versed in the law.

Huntington, Ind Indiana Joseph G. Tbach Hammond Indiana Appellate Court Huntington County Bar Association Ibach

Corns Cured For 10 Cents Adv Rights

An old advertisement touts six O Joy corn wafers for a dime promising pain relief from corns without bulky acids. The ad claims immediate effect and suggests use while bathing. It highlights Broadway as a future winner and urges readers to buy at any druggist.

Broadway Rafers

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