Aero Patrol Meets Tonight at Presbyterian Church
The Aero Patrol plans a 7 o'clock meeting at the Presbyterian church with all members urged to attend.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1929
Page
3
The Aero Patrol plans a 7 o'clock meeting at the Presbyterian church with all members urged to attend.
Mrs. Lulla Allen of Muncie describes four years of stomach trouble and inability to eat before Konjola, later claiming swift improvement and renewed appetite. She notes Konjola’s availability at Ow drug store in Greencastle and across the region.
An advertisement touts Konjola Cold Compound tablets as effective for colds and mild fevers. It claims thousands suffer from colds annually and compares the product’s quality to Konjola, promising relief with high efficacy.
Jeanne Engels stars in Jealousy set in Paris with a glamorous background as two days showings begin Friday at Granada Theatre. The Trail of Courage stars Bob Steele in a Western with Marjorie Bonner and a mix of Buster Brown comedy and News at Van Castle Theatre Friday and Saturday.
In a preliminary basketball tilt at the local gym, Greencastle Seconds defeated Roachdale 34 to 4. Greencastle led 15 to 3 at halftime as Stone and Dawson paced the winners, while Allan contributed late baskets for the Roachdale squad.
The community shared holiday visits with many relatives arriving from Indianapolis Roachdale and nearby towns. Cecil Eggers Dee Lenfesty Temple and Hyspher families joined local residents including the Temples Malicout Weller and Steward households.
Real estate transfers listed include J. W. Cole to Wm H L Vaughn for a Greencastle lot at $10. Hans Anderson to William Floyd for a Greencastle lot at $2,250. Anna E Sluss et al to Morten M Marshall for 1 acre in Greencastle at $1. Forest Hill Cemetery to Wm R Jenkins for 2 lots at $450. Elizabeth C Cornet et al to Edith E F Fristoe for 35 acres in Franklin township at $1. Herman J Selig et al to Charles F Perry et al for 40 acres in Jackson township at $1. Raymond Siddons et al to George R Smith for 22 1/2 acres in Marion township at $1. Emma O Webb et al to home Marcum et al for 80 acres in Clinton township at $1.
Almon Buis and wife of Peoria and Er E Buis and family shared Thanksgiving with Elisha McAninch and wife visited Roy Buis and family. Mrs Oran Buis recover s from illness. Frank Hunter has scarlet fever. William Newman is confined at home due to illness.
The Herald, established as the Star and Democrat in 1858, lists editors Charles J. Arnold and LeRoy Yee and shows Greencastle Indiana address 17-19 South Jackson Street with afternoon publication except Sundays. Subscriptions in Putnam County $3.00 yearly, outside county $3.60, carrier 10 cents weekly.
Miss Margaret Grider visited Crawfordsville relatives then stayed with sister Mrs. Lizzie Burkett. Fay Anderson family returned to Berwyn after Thanksgiving in Columbus. Miss Hostetter taught in Fort Wayne and vacationed home. Ella Walsh visited Clara Peffley before a Delphi trip. Hares family returned to Goldsmith after days with relatives. Frank Blaydes moving to Bat man Myers building with daughters near school. Lockridge hosted Thanksgiving turkey dinner for brothers and sisters. Grider and Couchman family gatherings with J A Turner and Lizzie Burkett.
In Vutnamville Mr and Mrs Joyce Huron of Strafford Pa and Mr and Mrs Fred Allan of Huntington W Va were called here Saturday by the death of George Huron Miss Lois Wall spent the week end with her parents near Worthington Miss Lorene Smith of Mt Meridian spent Sunday with her parents here Charles Ewing of Montezuma visited his parents over the weekend Indianapolis visitors Mr and Mrs Ed Shields were here part of last week Lucille Hart spent the past vacation with her parents at Clinton Falls
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