The Herald Greencastle News Details and Rates
The Herald Greencastle news note lists the Star and Democrat lineage, location at 17 19 South Jackson Street, Greencastle Indiana, Charles J Arnold proprietor and city editor, with mailing and carrier rates for Putnam County and Greencastle. It notes publication daily except Sundays and advertising rates available.
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The
Star & Democrat
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
Bass City
Vicina A
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
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Notice of Final Settlement of Estate for John Tabor
Creditors heirs and legatees of John Tabor deceased are notified to appear in Putnam Circuit Court Greencastle Indiana on December 12 1928 to show cause why final settlement accounts of the estate should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Clerk Ferd Lucas witnesses the date November 17 1928 and notices St Nov 20 27 Dec 4.
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John Tabor
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle
Indiana
Ferd Lucas
Alice A. Carmichael
Heirs of Alice A Carmichael to appear in Putnam Circuit Court
The heirs and legatees of Alice A Carmichael, deceased, must show cause in the Putnam Circuit Court at Greencastle Indiana on December 12 1928 why the final settlement accounts with the estate should not be approved. The notice is dated November 20 to December 4.
Local residents share fall gatherings and family updates
MAPLE HILL Lottie Dickey cared for John Thoman ill with cancer at Robert Irwin’s home last Monday. Mrs. Carey Payne improves after influenza. Easton Dickey plans a small shelter after his barn fire. Carey Dillinger family visited grandfather Thomas and attended Sunday worship. Emily Johnson Cletus Dillinger Mildred Gowen had Sunday dinner with Etta Head and Elbert Irwin family at Rockville. Eldora Gardner and grandsons Everett Gilbert and Clifford Dickey spent Thanksgiving at L. M. Wright’s. The Bartley and Rogers sale drew crowds and sales were strong. Mr. Rogers plans to move to Greencastle next spring. Ben Wells and family and Mrs. Mary Wells visited Carey Payne’s Sunday evening.
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Lottie Dickey
Robert Irwin
John Thoman
Carey Payne
Easton Dickey
Carey Dillinger
Cloverdale
Thomas
Emily Johnson
Cletus Dillinger
Mildred Gowen
Etta Head
Elbert Irwin
Rockville
Long Branch
Rob Irwin
Eldora Gardner
Everett
Gilbert
Clifford Dickey
L. M
STOP 32 Mrs Harold Sears and children visit mother
Mrs Harold Sears and her children spent last Friday with her mother, a brief family visit noted in society notes.
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Harold Sears
End Play Stripping in Five Card Bridge Like Scoring
The article outlines an elimination end play where Z aims to win six of seven tricks by stripping B of clubs and forcing lead backs. It presents variations where Z uses spades, diamonds, and clubs to control the hand, with Y aiding to maximize club discards and ensure Z wins all but one trick.
Local Citizen Notes and Illness Updates
Mrs. Frank Toney and Mr. Bales, seriously ill with pneumonia, show some improvement. Mrs. Addie Clifford, three weeks after hospital admission, is at home but in very serious condition. Mrs. Walter Torr and Mrs. Frank Torr shopped in Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Layton Clifford and niece Ruby Jean Thomas visited Mr. and Mrs. Mat Furney. Lena Mae Hepler spent time with Mr. and Mrs. Gardner. Mrs. Edmund Torr attended Green Castle events. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sutherlin visited with Addie Clifford’s sister.
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Frank Toney
Bales
Addie Clifford
County Hospital
Walter Torr
Frank Torr
Greencastle
Layton Clifford
Ruby Jean Thomas
Mat Furney
Lena Mae Hepler
Gardner
Edmund Torr
Guy Sutherlin
Thanksgiving in Madison Center Area Notables
Frank Thompson and his dogs spent Thanksgiving in the vicinity. J. T. Rowings repainted his barn. Mr and Mrs L Marion Wright and Amelia Elling visited Lena for Sunday service. Dr McGaughey visited Uncle John Thomas in critical condition. Predestinarian Baptists held monthly service at Otter Creek Church. Ray Dickey and John Phelps wrecked their car after losing control. Maynard Johnson and Greencastle visitors with Paul Thomas. Maple logs hauled to Greencastle for Indianapolis furniture maker. Farmers busy husking and cribbing corn.
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Frank Thompson
St. Bernice
J. T. Rowings
L. Marion Wright
Amelia Elling
Lena
Dr. McGaughey
Rob Irwin
John Thomas
Maynard Johnson
Greencastle
Paul Thomas
Mr. Mace
Indianapolis
North Clinton Falls Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Ward Arnold and daughter spent Sunday with Thomas Bettis and family. John Bee visited Charles Hart. Russell Boswell joined William Thomas and family. Mary Ann Stites visited sister Elizabeth Vanhuis. Jake Martin and daughters called on Arthur Brattain. Marie Cox returned home after a stay with Clara Thomas. A miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Willard Miller at Bettis home drew large attendance and many useful gifts.
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Ward Arnold
Thomas Bettis
John Bee
Charles Hart
Russell Boswell
William Thomas
Mary Ann Stites
Elizabeth Vanhuis
Jake Martin
Arthur Brattain
Marie Cox
Clara Thomas
Willard Miller
Clinton Falls Church Service Notices and Visits
Sunday night services at Clinton Falls were led by Rev. Newman with Mrs. Newman assisting. Rev. Hauger had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. George Pierce. Ben Sanders from Brazil spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bettis. Mr. and Mrs. James Frank dined with her son’s family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lurber. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stages and two sons visited with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Boswell in Greencastle on Thursday night and Friday.
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Newman
Rev. Hauger
George Pierce
Ben Sanders
Brazil
Ed. Bettis
James Frank
Earl Lurber
Joe Stages
Russell Boswell
Greencastle
Skinny People Need Iron with Cod Liver Oil Ad
A vintage ad promotes Burke's Cod Liver Oil and Tron Tablets to help thin individuals gain weight and improve color. It touts a modern, residue-free cod liver oil product claimed to build up flesh and round out hollows with a quick effect advertised by Mullins Drug Store.
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Burke
Mullins Drug Store
Family Shares Thanksgiving Time Across Homes
Born to Mr and Mrs William Thomas a son. Mr and Mrs Chas Young and little daughter visit. Mr and Mrs Edward Arms of Indianapolis and Mr and Mrs H E Thompson and Leona May visit Mr and Mrs Charles Cloe for Thanksgiving.
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William Thomas
Chas. Young
Edward Arms
Indianapolis
H. E. Thompson
Leona May
Charles Cloe
Confession of a Ranch Murders Survivor Northcott Tale
In a dramatic confession Gordon Stewart Northcott admits killing Walter Collins and disclosing how Sanford and he murdered Lewie Winslow and Nelson Winslow at the ranch. He recalls keeping Walter’s body three days and claims Sanford killed Nelson while Northcott helped bury him.
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Walter Collins
Walter Collin
Sanford
Lewie Winslow
Nelson
Eddie Hickman
Gordon Stewart Northcott
Butcher Ranch Confession Reveals Mass Murder Details
A suspect recounts building an altar to grant comfort to slaughtered youths and claims to locate remains at a ranch. He describes a “regular butcher shop” and vows to show officers the bodies and Alvin’s head, hoping investigators will accept his tale.
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Alvin
Clothing Drive Volunteers Donated Garments Sought
Residents with extra clothing for adults or children may donate at Miss Carol Shoultz office on the Court House third floor. County nurse supervised drive seeks to aid the needy with donated garments.
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Carol Shoultz
Final Coolidge message reviews steady stewardship and foreign policy
The continuation of Coolidge’s campaign notes his final annual message as a summary of his stewardship. He highlights Havana’s Pan American conference success and a stable. improving foreign relations including Nicaragua, Mexico, China, and Austria and Greece debts. No new legislation is proposed.
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Coolidge
Board of Directors
Congress
Havana
Nicaragua
Chile
Peru
Tacna-Arica
Mexico
China
Ratification of Kellogg Pact urged by speaker
The speaker urged prompt ratification of the Kellogg Anti-War treaty noting its simple covenant promises world peace. He pressed Congress to pass a new cruiser bill for faster Navy ships while praising veterans care and cautioning against excessive outlays. He spoke on agriculture aviation waterways conservation and Muscle Shoals and defended prohibition stating the 18th Amendment is binding.
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Congress
President Addresses Agriculture Outlook and Needed Improvements
The president spoke at length on agriculture and the surplus problem. He noted notable but uneven improvement, citing higher farm product prices and increased production, while urging further gains driven by farmers and supportive public policy. The government remains attentive to agricultural needs.
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Wisg
Hearing Planned Saturday In Bosse High Case
Evansville Indiana December 3 Saturday set for hearing of injunction by two taxpayers to stop the Indiana High School Athletic Association from enforcing its ruling suspending Bosse High School from athletic contests until January 1. Directors and A L Trester, permanent secretary, attended the hearing.
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Evansville
Ind
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Bosse High School
A. L. Trester
Louise Powell Sunshine Revue to Play at Granada
The Granada hosts another Louise Powell stage show The Sunshine Revue on Wednesday with eight performers six women and two men plus a chorus of Beau tiful girls. Olive Borden appears on screen in The Albany Night Boat a romance with Hudson River scenes. Danger Street stars Warner Baxter and Martha Sleeper in a gangster romance tale set in New York leading to a fatal encounter.
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Louise Powell
Granada
Olive Borden
Albany
Danger Street
Underworld
the Vancastle
Warner Baxter
Martha Sleeper
Baxter
New York
Four Hundred
Lower East Side
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Hudson River
Voncastle
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Tresslar’s
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