Ladoga Resident Recovers After Fall In Store Basement
Mrs. Leonard Sutherlin of Ladoga injured in a fall down department store basement steps. Though no bones were broken, she was badly bruised and confined to bed for days. Other notes cover hospital transports, a courthouse elevator wiring issue, club meetings, a venue change request by R. V. Law Motor Co. in a Greencastle suit, and upcoming community events in Putnam County.
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Leonard Sutherlin
Ladoga
Greencastle
Deepartment
R. V. Law Motor Co
Indianapolis
First National Bank of
Public Hearing Sought On Greencastle Telephone Rates
Public Service Commission of Indiana will hold a hearing in Greencastle at 10:00 A M on January 16 1928 in the courthouse. The hearing concerns Greencastle Telephone Company petition to increase exchange rates. Commissioner Harvey Harmon signs the notice dated December 5 1927.
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Greencastle Telephone Company
Greencastle
Indiana
Public Service Commission of Indiana
Commission, Public Service Commission of
Noblesville Keeps Sunday Movie Fight With License Question
Maurice Bernheimer of Crawfordsville was fined 25 in Noblesville City Court for running a moving picture show without a license. Circuit Court Special Judge Jesse Coleman ruled he may obtain a license by paying the fee. The case centers on whether paid Sunday shows can operate in Noblesville, with the Noblesville Ministerial Association backing the city.
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Noblesville
Ind
Maurice Bernheimer
Crawfordsville
Jesse Coleman
Bernheimer
N. C. Neal
Marie Jackson
Noblesville Ministerial Association
Plainfield Man Held on Auto Payment Charge
Ralph Hillman is held in the County Jail on $500 bond after pleading not guilty in Justice of the Peace J. J. Rauble's court. An affidavit by H. A. Sherrill charges him with failing to pay for a purchased car and hiding it to block repossession. Hillman was arrested by National Detective Bureau detective T. Sweeney.
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Ralph Hillman
Plainfield
Court of Justice of the Peace
J. J. Rauble
Hillman
H. A. Sherrill
T. Sweeney
National Detective Bureau
Pilant brothers sentenced for burglary in Brazil
Edward Burton Pilant aged 19 and his brother Arthur Pilant aged 17 were sentenced to 1 to 10 years in the Indiana Reformatory after pleading guilty to burglary. Edward, captured while attempting to break into Sherfey and Todd, confessed to eight robberies across Brazil including Terre Haute and Greencastle and implicated Arthur. The court could not grant a suspended sentence in burglary.
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Brazil
Edward Burton Pilant
Arthur Pilant
Indiana Reformatory
Hutchison
Edward Pilant
Sherfey & Todd
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Arthur
Thaw Reveals Movie Venture With Two Starlets
Harry K Thaw, newly arrived in Chicago, announces a full fledged movie company named Kenilworth productions with two leading actresses Anita Rivers and Susan Hughes. He says two pictures have been made in New York and sold to United Artists. Thaw plans Hollywood offices and a move to produce further films.
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Chicago
Harry K. Thaw
New York
Hollywood
Thaw
Anita Rivers
Kentucky
Susan Hughes
Harry Forshay
United Artists
Kenilworth Productions
Royalists in France Hope for Return to Power
Royalists in France gather for a Queen’s entry as the Duchesse de Guise and ex Queen Amelie of Portugal inspire supporters. Large crowds from Midi to Paris demonstrate continued allegiance, despiteRepublican rhetoric and exile conditions.
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France
Paris
Anne
Duchess de Guise
Madame la Duchesse de Guise
Vaucluse
Gard
Uzes
Naples
Amelie
Portugal
Chateau-Bellevue
Versailles
International Debate Here Wednesday at DePauw
A British debate team will visit DePauw University Wednesday to argue co education is a failure. DePauw will argue the negative in Meharry Hall at 8 o clock. The visiting team includes Frank Dorvall Andrew Haddon and John Ramage representing England Wales England and Wales. Ernest Avritt of Hamrick has left the county hospital for home. A civil suit against Rockhill and Fay Thomas was dismissed by agreement. County Commissioners did not act on funding a County Nurse position.
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DePauw University
DePauw
Meharry Hall
Franklin Cole
Winona Lake
William Smith
North Judson
Alvin Rockwell
Kalamazoo
Mich
National Union of Students Debating Society of
Fred Bittle
Lawrence Rockhill
Madison Township
Fay Thomas
Putnam Circuit Court
J. J. Kauble
Putnam County Commissioners
County Board of Health
Putnam County Corn Show Entries Rush In
Entries for the Putnam County corn show at the First National Bank are coming in fast with exhibits already placed. The program on December 9 includes judging by K E Beeson of Purdue, a general meeting with speakers A G Brown and C E Troyer, and a Purdue Farm Scenes film followed by discussions on the corn borer and state corn efforts.
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Putnam County
First National Bank
K. E. Beeson
Beeson
Purdue University
Court House
A. G. Brown
C. E. Troyer
Troyer
Wabash County
Indiana Corn Growers’ Association
Farmers’ Institutes
Roachdale
Russellville
Fillmore
Purdue Farm
Purdue
Lafayette
Homer Dice
Wee
Montgomery County
Corn Growers’ Association
Indianapolis Livestock Market Report Declines
Hogs dropped ten to fifteen cents, steers slow and tending lower, stock steady. Wealers fell fifty cents to $15.50, lambs developing slowly with hints of lower prices. Strictly choice lights appeared to cap near $13.35.
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Indianapolis
County Officials Appointed at December Commissioners Meeting
County commissioners moved to appoint county officials and Court House staff at December session. John H. James was reappointed county attorney, Harry W. Moore named trustee of County Hospital, Dr. Cecil O'Brien reappointed county health officer, Mrs. Hattie Thomas named matron, Homer Griffin of Roachdale named custodian, succeeding Charles Webster, with George Coffman as assistant custodian.
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Court House
John H. James
Harry W. Moore
Trustee County Hospital
James L. Randel
Cecil O’brien
Hattie Thomas
Homer Griffin
Roachdale
Charles Webster
George Coffman
Millie Ann Sherrill Arnold Dies at 82 in Putnam County
Millie Ann Sherrill Arnold, born January 9 1845 in Jefferson township Putnam County Indiana, died November 30 aged 82 years 10 months 21 days. She married Elijah R Arnold March 12 1868, had no biological children but adopted son William. Survived by husband two sisters Mrs Smyrna Miller and Mrs Elizabeth Wright one brother Thomas sister Caroline half sister Catherine Sherril Farmer and granddaughter Dorothy. A devout homemaker she joined Mount Meridian Methodist Episcopal Church December 28 1882 and remained active while health permitted.
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Millie Ann
George Washington
Nancy Foxworthy Sherrill
Jefferson Township
Putnam County
Indiana
Smyrna Miller
Cloverdale
Elizabeth Wright
Bedford
Thomas
Caroline
Catherine Sherril Farmer
Millie Ann Sherrill
Elijah R. Arnold
William
Mount Meridian
Dorothy
Bourne
Madison Center Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Boatright visited friends at Long Branch last Sunday. Mrs Lottie Dickey will stay with brother in law Easton Dickey this week to help with housework. Estel Head and Sylvan Glover of Indianapolis were guests of Mr and Mrs Harley Head last Sunday. The wood chopping at Long Branch is mentioned in the notes.
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C. J. Ferrand
Fillmore
Lillie Ferrand
City
Carl Ferrand
Glen Purcell
Greencastle
Ethel Ferrand
Peter Metzger
J. P. Sindlinger
Harold
Charles
Ind
Mary Louise
Dorothy Metzger
DePauw University
Shelbyville Democrat
Estel Head
Sylvan Glover
Indianapolis
Mrs. Harley Head
Long
Wood gathering and community events at Long Branch
Last Saturday a church work party collected about six cords of wood with help from Carey Dilinger and Ray Evans. Funeral services for Mae Dickey were conducted by Elder Frank Cline at Long Branch. Sheriff arrested Jessie Walton near Brunerstown on a clothing theft charge.
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Carey Dilinger
Ray Evans
Bill Welch
Fern
Long Branch
Charley Marshall
Henry Marshall
Mae Dickey
Frank Cline
Brazil
James Dillinger
Harmony
Carey
Brunerstown
Fred Johns
Joe Miller
Mike
Eitelforge
Jessie Walton
Mary Stewart
Clair Albin
Greencastle
Farm Hand Wanted for Stock and Farm Work
Advertisement seeks a single man experienced in stock care and general farm tasks. Apply by mail or in person to Herald Office with details of qualifications and contact information.
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Herald Office
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Robert Dills
J. E. McCurry
T. T. Brazier
O. W. Gage
Atlantic City
Prof. Gage
South Locust Street
Electric Light Company
Mies
Carol Shoultz
Rotary Club
Charles McGaughey
Sam Rariden
Jacob Eitel
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
R. L. O'Hair
East Seminary Street
C. Howard Taylor
Ben Riley
O. L. Reeves
E. S
Ed Watts
Methodist Hospital
County Hospital
Masonic Hall
Franklin Township
Public Servicer Commission
Harvey Harmon
Richard Hall
Burton
Savelhe “Golden Egg” Bank
Reformatory
C. D. M’cullough
Alice Langelier
International News Service
Richard Halliburton
Great Britain
Ion of the Association
Madison Center
William Welch
Jacob Kauble
Hugo Mann
Indiana Loan Co
Junction
Raymond McCammack
Coatesville, R. 2
Grafton Longden
R. R
Ford
C. Jefferies
S. Locust Stor
Clora Hill
Eudaly’s
F. E. Reed
Cloverdale, Ind
Franklin Street
A. R. Chenoweth
Stevens Drug Store
Earlham
Bowman Gymnasium
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