Greencastle Herald Historic Masthead
The Greencastle Herald traces its roots to the Star and Democrat founded in 1858 with Charles J. Arnold as proprietor and LeRoy Bee as city editor. The paper was published daily except Sundays from 17-19 South Jackson Street, Greencastle Indiana.
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Star & Democrat
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
LeRoy Bee
Etee Kink Manager
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Subscription rates in Putnam County and Greencastle
By mail in Putnam County three dollars yearly outside Putnam County three fifty yearly Greencastle by carrier ten cents a week weekly edition one dollar fifty cents yearly Advertising rates available on application.
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Notice to Creditors in Estate of Mary OConnell
In the Putnam Circuit Court September Term 1928 The Central Trust Co Greencastle Ind as Administrator of Mary OConnell deceased filed Final Settlement and will be examined January 10 1929 Heirs legatees and hereditors must appear to show cause why paid account and vouchers should not be approved Dated December 11 1928 Central Trust Co Greencastle Ind Admi Kays Murphy Attorneys St Dec 13 20 27
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Putnam Circuit Court
Central Trust Co
Greencastle
Ind
Circuit Court
Janary
Admi
Kays & Murphy
Barker Family Visits Highlight Weekend_proxy
Mr and Mrs Arthur Barker visited relatives including Mrs Mary Tool and Mrs Henry Barker calling on their respective families. The visits occurred Sunday and Thursday with stops near Bainbridge and with Mrs Alice Wilson’s household.
Social Notes From Local Families
Afternoon visits and neighborly calls feature Mr. and Mrs. Ross Oliver and family with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barker aiding Alfred Purvis in a dog butchering task. Henry Barker also visited Will Barker. Mr. and Mrs. Watson Jobe of Roachdale spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jobe. Will Eversole called on Clark Wilson Sunday afternoon.
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Ross Oliver
Henry Barker
Alfred Purvis
Will Barke
Watson Jobe
Roachdale
Harry Jobe
Will Eversole
Clark Wilson
Canaan Chapel Services and Local Family Visits
Sunday School at 10 and church at 11. Mr and Mrs Elmer Cravel stayed with John Hassler and family. Evelyn Beaman and sister Dorothy visited Mrs James Beaman. Simpson Best has a new sport roadster. Mrs Alice Brooks returned from Illinois to visit her son. Ladies Aid holds all day meeting Wednesday December 19 with Mrs Cora Girton. James Albright visited Russell Albright and family. Davy Eaglesfield has a new Franklin automobile. Curtis Strain was in Brazil Thursday. Carl Carroll visited Ray Henry Beaman. Mrs Matilda Beaman and Mrs Dollie Hassler traveled to Brazil Thursday. Troy Conley works at Terre Haute. Ruth Reberger visited her mother at Knightsville last week.
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Elmer Cravel
John Hassler
Evelyn Beaman
Dorothy
James Beaman
Simpson Best
Alice Brooks
Illinois
Ladies Aid
Cora Girton
James Albright
Russell Albright
Davy Eaglesfield
Franklin
Curtis Strain
Brazil
Carl Carroll
Ray Henry Beaman
Matilda Beaman
Dollie Hassler
Troy Conley
Terre Haute
Ruth Reberger
Knightsville
Hutchesons Visiting Local Relatives After Illness Return
Burl Hutcheson resumes rural mail route duties after illness. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hutcheson of Indianapolis are visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Burl Hutcheson were in Brazil Saturday afternoon.
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Burl Hutcheson
Ross Hutcheson
Indianapolis
Mrs
Brazil
Ladies Aid gathers for quilting and music
The Ladies Aid spent the day with Mrs Will Boone enjoying quilting and sewing, interspersed with music and an excellent noon dinner. Twenty attended, seventeen members and three visitors. The next meeting will be with Mrs Chas Harris at Pleasant Garden in January 1929. Mrs Walter King and children Lucy Catherine Walter Jr and Lloyd Hutcheson of Indianapolis visited relatives here. Orval Hutcheson visited Indianapolis Friday and Saturday.
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Ladies Aid
Will “Boone
Chas. Harris
Pleasant Garden
Walter King
Lucy Catherine
Walter Jr
Lloyd Hutcheson
Indianapolis
Local Notes On Residents Visiting and Illness
Maplewood J. E. Proctor butchered a hog last week. Jesse V. Ader and wife visited Mr. and Mrs. C. Shinn Tuesday evening and helped with wood for the Palestine Church. Howard Denny and family of Greencastle called on his mother Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Gowin visited his father George Gowin who was ill.
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J. E. Proctor
Jesse V. Ader
C. Shinn
Palestine Church
Howard Denny
Greencastle
A. M. Gowin
George Gowin
Local Social Notes and Family Visits Reported
Miss Ernestine Steele of Bainbridge spent Monday night with her school mate Miss Vera Ader. Mr and Mrs Ray Miller spent the weekend with relatives in Indianapolis. Jasper Proctor and Son Ivan are cutting wood for Mrs W M Denny. Charles Petro has been suffering of tonsillitis.
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Ernestine Steele
Bainbridge
Vera Ader
Ray Miller
Indianapolis
Jasper Proctor
Ivan
W. M. Denny
Charles Petro
Rin-Tin-Tin Stars In A Race For Life At Granada
Rin-Tin-Tin headlines Warner Bros. A Race for Life at the Granada Theatre Friday and Saturday. Ross Lederman directs the suspenseful tale adapted from a script by Charles R. Condon Virginia Browne Faire Carrol Nye Bobby Gordon James Mason and Pat.
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Rinty
Granada Theatre
Warner Bros
Ross Lederman
Shaggy
Charles R. Condon
Virginia Browne Faire
Carrol Nye
Bobby Gordon
James Mason
Pat
Rin Tin Tin Stars in A Race for Life
Hartigan leads the cast as Rin-Tin-Tin travels south by box car with buddy Danny O'Shea who finds work as a jockey after hardship. Rival owners try to cripple the horse, Rinty is blinded, the boy hides him, is kidnapped, and Rinty escapes to save him during the thrilling big races.
Bebe Daniels stars in Take Me Home at The Voncastle
Youths flock to Broadway hoping for fame as hundreds chase stardom in film and stage. The feature spotlights Bebe Daniels in Take Me Home as dreams of Rialto lights attract many, while others seek Hollywood glory.
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Broadway
Rialto
Hollywood
Take Me Home at Vancastle theatre
Bebe Daniels stars in Take Me Home where a Broadway bound youth is saved from ruin by a chorus girl in a highlight sequence. Neil Hamilton portrays the struck youth with more dramatic weight, reflecting his own early stage struggles on the White Way.
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Bebe Daniels
Vancastle Theatre
Neil Hamilton
Hamilton
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