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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1924
Page
4
The Herald, published every afternoon except Sunday, is a Greencastle Indiana newspaper printed at 17-19 S. Jackson Street. Charles J. Arnold serves as proprietor and notices outline second class mail status and post office details.
Obituaries are charged at one dollar per obituary with additional poetry lines at five cents each. Card of Thanks items incur a five percent charge per entry.
Notification to subscribers that Herald delivery should be by 5 30 PM each evening with reports of irregular service welcomed. Readers urged to contact Herald Office or Paul McEvoy to report delays.
The executor of Sallie D. Welch deceased announces a public sale of her real estate in Putnam County Indiana by order of the Putnam Circuit Court. Two parcels in Section 9 Township 14 North Range 3 West are described with metes and bounds and total acreage, the sale to occur January 6 1925 at 2 PM at the decedent's Fillmore residence.
If you feel tired after a meal it may be gas and indigestion. Adlerika mix of buckthorn bark magnesium sulph glycerine helps gas in the stomach. Quick action may surprise you. Adlerika also helps constipation often in one hour with no griping. Sold in Bainbridge by H A Hall.
Legal descriptions outline portions of the east half of the northwest quarter in section 9 town ship 14 north range 3 west and other parcels in Putnam County Indiana. The notices specify land boundaries, acreage of one third acre, and cash purchase terms with executor John W. Day.
Putnam Circuit Court commissioner Gillen will sell at public auction on December 29 1924 at 10 am multiple parcels in Putnam County Indiana described as sections 27 22 and parts of the southeast and northeast quarters. Each parcel goes to the highest bidder for cash and the sale is subject to court approval.
Mrs. Clyde Thomas and Mrs. C LE Ifill were in Greencastle Tuesday. James Barnett loaded two carloads of props this week. Fred Archer installed a new radio outfit. Several from here attend Sunday school at Antioch and prepare for a Christmas eve program. Mia and Mrs. Clyde Thomas visited Joel Thomas and family near Lena. Gilbert Rogers is on the sick list.
Emma Morgan hosts with Claude Lawson family. Emma Duncan Rebecca Shuck visit Lillie Campbell. Attendees join Fillmore bazaar Saturday. Lewis Garrett and Leonard Heavin households visit Will Shuck. Glen Morehart and Gladys Morgan from Indianapolis spend Sunday with Ora Morgan. Clay Garrett visits Leonard Hein. Duncan Shuck Heavin assist Anna Garrett with three comforts Tuesday.
The notice promotes Rickett's sale offering Xmas presents at big bargains with rapid shopping urgency and limited time offers.
The Chenoweth and Webb Garage in Putnam County reports slow progress selling 1925 automobile license plates begun Monday. State officer A. R. Carmichael warns owners must have 1925 plates by January 1, 1925 and that those with only a 1924 plate may be arrested starting next Monday for violating the automobile law. Owners should bring titles when applying. the county branch offers local, no extra charge service to speed issuance, reducing state house congestion and mailing costs.
Local pupils and university students prepare for holidays with city and county schools closing Friday December 19. DePauw University dismisses at noon Friday and resumes January 5. University students enjoy a seventeen day break while county schools take one week and city schools two weeks, with differing reassembly dates.
Mrs. Charles E. Ferguson of Indianapolis was a business visitor in the city this Monday, meeting with local contacts and inspecting facilities relevant to her interests.
Probate Cause No. 6467 in Putnam County Indiana names The Central Trust Company as administrator of William M. Peck estate. The petition seeks court order to sell real estate to pay debts and satisfy the will. Hearing set for February 2 1925 at Greencastle Court House.
Notice is given that a Putnam County Council meeting will be held in the Commissioner's room at the courthouse in Greencastle Indiana on Wednesday December 31 1924 at 10 o clock A M to make appropriations of funds to make up deficiencies of funds where some are required. W D Lovett Auditor of Putnam County Indiana and Clerk of County Council.
Putnam County Indiana invites bids from suppliers for the county poor asylum for the quarter ending March 31 1925. Bids due January 5 1925 at 11 a m with duplicates and samples kept by the county for post award comparison. W D Lovett Auditor of Putnam County directs compliance with all laws.
Ricketts Jeweler proclaims the biggest reduction sale ever with promotions on watches rings and jewelry. Local shoppers are invited to visit the store for discounted prices and limited-time offers.
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