Notice of Final Settlement of Estate in Putnam Circuit Court
Creditors heirs and legatees of Mary A Williams are notified to appear in Putnam Circuit Court Greencastle Indiana December 20 1927 to show cause why the final settlement accounts of the estate should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares Witness clerk Ferd Lucas November 28 1927
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Mary A. Williams
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle
Indiana
Ferd Lucas
Konjola credited with relief from stomach and kidney troubles
Mrs. Fern Jeffries of Bloomington says Konjola transformed her health after long stomach pain indigestion gas and kidney back ache. She reports improved digestion sleep and energy and notes Konjola is sold at Owl Drug Store in Greencastle and elsewhere.
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Konjola
Fern Jeffries
North Rogers St
Bloomington
Ind
Greencastle
Owl Drug Store
Commissioner’s Sale of Real Estate in Putnam County Indiana
The Putnam Circuit Court orders a public auction of multiple parcels in sections 12 and 7, township 15 north, range 4 west and 3 west, near Bainbridge. The sale on January 6, 1928, includes lands totaling various described tracts, subject to Federal Land Bank mortgage, with cash terms. GLENN H. LYON serves as commissioner.
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Jesse E. Coffman
Bainbridge
Indiana
Putnam County
Section
Township 15
Section 7
Range & West
Range 3
Federal Land Bank of
Louisville
Kentucky
Glenn H. Lyon
Notice of Sale to Satisfy Liveryman's Lien
Notice of public sale at Champer Livery Barn Greencastle at 2 p m December 17 to satisfy liveryman lien for horse care and feed. Sold by Harry Wood proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champer
Greencastle
Harry Wood
Notice of Administration in Brasier Estate Indiana
The undersigned appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam County Indiana as executor of the estate of Thomas T Brasier deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. ROBERT DILLS Executor. Dec 6 1927. James and Allee Attorneys. Dec 8 15 22.
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Circuit Court
Putnam County
Indiana
Thomas T. Brasier
Robert Dills
James & Allee
Brick Chapel Social Set With Pound Gift Rule
A league social will be hosted at Miss Zella Minnick’s home on Saturday December 17. Attendees are asked to bring a gift valued at 25 cents or less. Local residents and visitors are noted visiting and moving among Brick Chapel households and nearby towns.
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Zella Minnick
John Lewis
Hugh Burdett
Terre Haute
Frank Miller
Clifton Priest
Wayne
Lewis Call
Bessie Priest
Della Call
Sam Woodworth
Clayton
Curtis Minnick
Jessie Minnick
Greencastle
Martha Ferrand
Birth of a son for Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Duncan
Word arrived in Quincy about the birth of John William to Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Duncan. Mrs. Duncan will be remembered as Miss Isa Sinclair, a former high school teacher. Various local clergy and residents appear in brief community notices including meetings in Clayton and social visits.
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John William
Hobart Duncan
Curtis Jobe
Alice Mugg
Wallace Featherstone
Charles Mugg
Ernest Vaughan
Greencastle
R. Morton Mugg
Dittemore
Sandborn
Ind
O. Cummings
Dorothy Dittemore
Old School Baptists hold weekend meetings in Reelsville
In Reelsville the Old School Baptists conducted meetings at the schoolhouse Saturday night Sunday and Monday night. Local industry notes show strong cross tie shipments with two car loads sent out this week and more on the yards. Norman Best to Riley Hospital for treatment and reports say he is improving. Postmaster and carriers plan for the Christmas rush urging early package mail. Mary F E Foster to spend winter with her daughter in Kansas City Missouri.
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Old School Baptists
Ollie Best
Brazil
George Fox
Essie Benefield
Greencastle
Pauline Smith
Eastern Star Meeting
Ray Beaman
C. E. Hill
M. E. Sunday
Mary Reed
Vina Miller
Norman Best
Riley Hospital
Mary FE
Foster
Kansas City
Local Social Notes From Malta and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Eric Duncan visited her brother Murray Greenlee and wife in Reno last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Heavin and Henry Phillips spent Friday and Saturday with friends in Connersville. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lawson are visiting Indianapolis this week.
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Eric Duncan
Murray Greenlee
Reno
Leonard Heavin
Henry Phillips
Connersville
Claude Lawson
Indianapolis
Neighbors attend farewell party as Lawson sale closes
Mr and Mrs Glen Duncan and Miss Margaret Campbell dined with Frank Woods and family. Donald and Eugene Lawson visit with Mr and Mrs Will Shuck. Miss Gladys Nichols returns to work at True and Hixon Co Indianapolis. About fifty neighbors held a farewell for Claude Lawson with candies and fruits. Mrs Lewis Garrett and daughter Mary return from Illinois. Claude Lawson sale well attended. Jo Garrett and Claude Lawson butchered hogs.
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Donald
Eugene Lawson
Will Shuck
Gladys Nichols
True & Hixon Co
Indianapolis
Claude Lawson
Lewis Garrett
Mary
Illinois
Jo Garrett
Reno Obituaries Turn of December News Notes
Mrs. Bertha Harlan and two friends visited Indianapolis on Friday. Marion King died at his sister Ora Hunt’s home on Saturday and was shipped to St. John North Dakota for burial. Sunday visitors included Emery Johnson and family with Clyde Bunten Ezra Brown William Disbrow George Murphy and Pearl Trump. Mrs. Francis Myers died at her Reno home Monday morning.
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Bertha Harlan
Osa Wallace
Maggie Gross
Indianapolis
Marion King
Ora Hunt
St. John
North Dakota
Emery Johnson
Clyde Bunten
Ezra Brown
William Disbrow
George Murphy
Greencastle
Pearl Trump
Murray Greenlee
Obituary of Joseph C. Collins 1856 1927 Monroe Township
Joseph C. Collins born May 10 1856 in Monroe Township died November 28 1927 aged 70. He joined the Bainbridge Indiana Methodist Church at fifteen and married Eliza Gardner August 28 1877, leaving two sons Frank and Clay. Survived by wife two sons daughter in law grandson two sisters five brothers and many friends. He valued Bible study and wrote a comforting poem about dying in the Lord. The family thanks friends neighbors and helpers including Rector Green and Rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Collins
John
Lucy Ann Collins
Monroe Township
Methodist
Bainbridge Ind
Eliza Gardner
Frank
Hamrick Station
Clay
Mr. Collins
Collins
Remembrance for Lillie Courage and Faith Amid Loss
A poetic remembrance in memory of a sister named Lillie. The speaker vows to endure hardship and keep the family home, lest the sister’s memory condemn doubt. The poem frames faith as a source of strength and loyalty despite grief and distance.
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Lillie
Coolidge Out of 1928 Race Says Insiders
President Coolidge declared he is not a candidate and urged the GOP to choose another. Despite some lingering doubt, insiders say the door to a nomination is effectively closed though not slammed. The report notes a local press merger shaping Peru’s newspapers with Frank O Evens as manager.
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Washington
INS
Collidge
Republican National Committee
Draft Coolidge
Coolidge
Thomases
Frank O. Evens
Cloverdale
Greencastle
Roy C. Evens
Seminary Street
Peru
Mrs Grayson Plans Atlantic Flight This Winter
Frances Grayson announced she will attempt to cross the Atlantic this winter in The Dawn. She may depart from Old Orchard Maine or Cape Race Newfoundland depending on weather, with Brice Goldsborough as navigator again. Two new engines are being installed and a final ground check follows before takeoff planning.
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New York
INS
Frances Grayson
International News Service Today
Atlantic
Old Orchard
Maine
Cape Race
N. F
England
Paris
Brice Goldsborough
Peru Newspapers Consolidated After Purchase
Peru Ind December 6 Four Peru newspapers merged into one when the Peru Daily Tribune completed the purchase of the Peru Journal Chronicle creating a single publication for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Chronicle
Peru
Tribne
Peru, Ind
Peru Daily Tribune
Peru Journal-Chronicle
OJoy Corn Wafers Promise Quick Relief for Corn Pain
Advert says to yank corns out by the roots with OJoy Corn Wafers. It claims immediate pain relief and removal of callous roots, letting wearers slip shoes on without hurt. It touts thin wafers and a six for 10 cents price at leading druggists and guarantees results.
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Ojoy
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