Real estate swap ties Greencastle figures to Call Cafeteria
Orah O Hair of the Greencastle Post Office force traded his 80 acre farm southeast of Greencastle to Guy Call proprietor of the Call Cafeteria. O Hair becomes owner of the Call residence at 720 East Washington Street and received cash as part of the deal. Edmund Watts was taken to the County Hospital after a grave illness since his wife’s death. Funeral services for Thomas G. Lee will be held in Indianapolis with burial at Crown Hill. County officials Vermillion Rockhill Douglas Albin and McGaughey returned from Indianapolis after attending the State Trustee’s Association. School missions, church meetings, and Farm Bureau events are announced for Greencastle area communities. An Oakland roadster with license M 1838 was damaged on the Manhattan road. another car lost a wheel on the same road. Coterie Club plans a Christmas program at Mrs. John King’s. Eiteljorge family moves within Greencastle. Doris Bee at DePauw University is ill. Miss Ward departs for Colorado Springs. Several youths from the State Farm faced jail terms for running away. Putnam County high school principals discuss next month’s anni county basketball tournament.
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Orah O’hair
Greencastle
Guy Call
Call
O’hair
East Washington Street
Oakland
Manhattan Road
Hamrick Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
John Cox
C H Taylor Chosen Kiwanis Leader With Blue Belles Program
Kiwanis Club luncheon at the Presbyterian Church featured an election of officers with C H Taylor named president and a nine girl group the Blue Belles performing from Granada Theatre. Jean Rankin headlined the entertainment as managers and local officials announced the Christmas Seals and Health Bonds resolution, identical to a Rotary endorsement.
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Jean Rankin
Blue Belles
Granada Theatre
Kiwanis Club
Presbyterian Church
Kiwanians
Rotarians
Herald
William Blanchard
Granada
Will of Frank A. Hays Probated in Putnam Circuit Court
The will of Frank A. Hays who died last week was filed for probate in the Putnam Circuit Court. Citizens Trust Co. is named executor with B F Corwin as legal advisor. Household effects go to the widow Carrie W Hays. Louis Hays receives a gold watch and car by special bequest. Residual estate is held by the executor to be sold and proceeds divided among Carrie and four children Alfred R Hays Olive Hays Turk Flora Hays Bigger Louis F Hays. The will dated August 6 1924 was witnessed by C C Gillen and Mona McAlister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Hays
Putnam Circuit Court
Citizens Trust Co
B. F. Corwin
Louis Hays
Carrie W. Hays
Alfred R. Hays
Olive Hays Turk
Flora Hays Bigger
Louis F. Hays
C. C. Gillen
Mona McAlister
Divorces Granted in Putnam Circuit Court
Minnie Almeda Moore was granted divorce from Guy C. Moore for cruel and inhuman treatment and her maiden name Minnie Almeda Pitchford restored. A separate case William E. Gabe vs Leland Brown yielded a $145 judgment for the plaintiff. Mary E. Cravens vs Reuben Rushton was dismissed after evidence. guardian for Samuel Elmore, from Hendricks County, was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Almeda Moore
Guy C. Moore
Putnam Circuit Court
James P. Hughes
Minnie Almeda Pitchford
William E. Gabe
Leland Brown
Mary E. Cravens
Reuben Rushton
Samuel Elmore
Hendricks County
Hughes
Township Trustees Elect Otto Jensen
Otto Jensen of Arcadia was elected president of the Indiana State Association of Township Trustees at the annual election in Indianapolis. He succeeds M. B. Caldwell of South Bend. Perry Rule of Monroe township Carroll county was named vice president and Edward Hoffman of Nevins township Vigo county was secretary treasurer. The trustees close their session at noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Otto Jensen
Arcadia
Jackson Township
Hamilton County
Indiana State Association of Township Trustees
Claypool Hotel
M. 8 Caldwell
South Bend
Perry Rule
Monroe Township
Carroll County
Edward Hoffman
Nevins
Minister Shoots Self in Washington Home
Reverend James Armstrong 70 a Baptist minister from Ottawa Kansas killed himself at his son’s Washington Indiana home. He was distraught over his wife’s recent death and the body was found by his son. Burial planned in Ottawa Sunday.
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Washington
Ind
James Armstrong
Ottawa
Kansas
Second Cold Wave Heads For Indiana From Medicine Hat
A second severe cold wave will sweep into Indiana from the Medicine Hat region bringing near zero temperatures to Northern Indiana and 10 to 20 degrees above zero in the south. Meteorologist J H Armington predicts the cold spell will arrive late today and linger through the weekend with fair but cold conditions and little snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Medicine Hat
J. H. Armington
Armington
Bainbridge December Community Meeting Christmas Event Planned
The Bainbridge Community Club holds its December meeting Tuesday December 20 at 7 30 p m with a Christmas program. The program includes Audience Orchestra America Grade students play reading by Mrs Balch a talk by Court Gillen and a Christmas tree gift distribution with gifts collected by a two grade teacher and two community women to be listed and exchanged at the tree.
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Bainbridge Community Club
Orchestra
America
Hst
Religious Instruction Series Concludes At Greencastle High
Ten week religious education program at Greencastle High School wrapped with lectures and exams Monday night. Four classes covered Prophets of Irene Reverend Bruner Organization and Administration Outline of Church History and How to Teach Religion, taught by Hildebrand Manhart Bartlett.
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Greencastle High School
Local Notes From North Floyd and Nearby
Miss Ruth Rogers called on Mrs Dessie Solomon Saturday afternoon. Several children were out of school Friday due to zero weather. Bert Miller and wife welcomed a daughter December 7. Eston Cooper of Floyd Center was ill with flu and missed work. Boone DeHart’s children are out of school with diphtheria.
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Ruth Rogers
Dessie Solomon
Fred Rogers
Blanche Ader
Greencastle
Bert Miller
Conn
Bernstorf
Eston Cooper
Floyd Center
Floyd Soloman
New Brunswick
Thos, Soloman
Charles Marshall
William Arnold
Clifford Shinn
Mae Staxgs
Merle
Boone DeHart
Birth Announcement and Social Visit Notes
Palestine announces the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Miller on December 8. M. E. Smith and family visited Glen Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Will Arnold and Mrs. Tom Solomon spent last Thursday in the area.
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Bert Miller
M. E. Smith
Glen Smith
Will Arnold
Tom Soloman
Livestock Market Steady With Cattle Down At Indianapolis
Hog prices were steady except for a few hand picked choices up ten cents. Cattle trade fell about twenty five cents with most steers unsold. Veal sellers showed strength with prices around 15 dollars. Local society notes include several visits and family updates from Indianapolis residents.
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Indianapolis
Funeral Attendees and Local Reunion Notes
STOP 36 Mrs. Luther Girton and children and Mrs. Loungern were in Brazil Mon. Mrs. Will Boone Mrs. James A. Hutcheson and Mrs. P. B. Rollings attended the funeral of Mrs. Edmund Watts at the home Monday afternoon. Several of the boys husking corn in Illinois have returned home reporting it blown down and in bad condition. David Kendall of Greencastle and Dr. F. Gose of Manhattan called at Joseph Hutcheson’s Sunday. Betty Ruth Appell and brother Edmond Appell of near Columbus Ohio are attending school here at No. 2. Ross Hutcheson of Sullivan spent the weekend here with home folks. Roy Minters and wife were shopping in Greencastle last Thursday. Elizabeth Finney of Williamsport and Andrew Irwin of Ben Davis have returned home after visiting their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hutcheson.
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Luther Girton
Loungern
Brazil
Will Boone
James A. Hutcheson
P. B. Rollings
Edmund Watts
Ilinois
David Kendall
Greencastle
F. Gose
Manhattan
Joseph Hutcheson
Betty Ruth Appell
Edmond Appell
Columbus
Ross Hutcheson
Sullivan
Roy Minters
Elizabeth Finney
Williamsport
Andrew Irwin
Ben Davis
Frederick Dettloff Leaves County Hospital for Home
Frederick Dettloff departed the County Hospital and returned to his residence today marking a step in recovery. The move follows treatment and observation at the facility. Local officials stated no further procedures were planned at this time.
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Frederick Dettloff
Special Holiday Rates for DePauw Students
The Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Co offers DePauw students half fare round trips across Indiana during holiday vacation. Tickets are valid Dec 16–17 and return through Jan 3 1928. weekend rates allow return through Dec 26 or Jan 2 for specified weekends. J H Crall, General Passenger Agent, extending season greetings.
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Depauw
Indianapolis
Indiana
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction
Mrs Rosec Milligan Spirit Advisor to Remain Through Dec 26
Mrs Rosec Milligan Spiritual and Business Advisor will remain at 211 Washington Street contact phone 424 through December 26.
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Watts
Thomas G. Lee
Los Angeles
Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary
Pentalpha Lodge
Crown Hill Cemetery
John C. Vermillion
Lawrence Rockhill
George Douglas
Paul Albin
Lon McGaughey
State Trustee’s Association
School of Missions
The
First Christian Church
Reelsville Community Club
Farm Bureau
Madison Center
Gilbert Knetzer
H. §. Agster
State Office
Coterie Club
John King
East Anderson Street
Charles Eiteljorge
Jefferson Street
Elizabeth Street
Eiteljorge
Doris Bee
DePauw University
Charles Eitelforge
West Seminary Street
Mary Martin
Margaret Ward
Colorado Springs
Colo
Leon Acton
Evansville
Bert Tincher
Brookville
Jim Smith
State Reformatory
Putnam County
Anni County
C.H. Taylor
Kiwanis
Blue Belle
C. H. Taylor
R. E. Brown
W. M. McGaughey
Perry Bush
R. P. Mullins
Milt Brown
Ernest Stoner
Don McLean
J. P. Hughes
Ben Riley
John Cartwright
J. B. McCurry
Merry Christmas
Eitel Floral Co
With
Johnston
Mullins Drug Store
Bainbridge
North Floyd
Palestine
Dad
Potter Shoe Store
Emily Smith
Carl Smith
Edna
Nola Baker
Henry Osborn
Grace Bugg
Joe Williams
Johnnie Bugg
Nora Miller
Fred Beck
Wesley Chapel Aid
Wwe
Self
Worth
Tell Agvertises
Suntie
Indiana Loan Co
E. Wash
Atention
Pitchford
Sitel
Herald Office
Plainfield
Court House
Hitel's
Flock
Otis Matthews
Ford Station
Putnamville
Buis
Bloomington’ Street
Bitel
John Dorsett
Coatesville
R. 2
Belle Union
Eudaly
F. E. Reed
Cloverdale, Ind
Cloverdale
Santa
Christ
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