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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1930
Page
4
Buck Jones and Daring Wilm star in Men Without Law. The article recalls veterans who served in France forming strong bonds and friendships abroad, illustrating a shared experience that united men from different regions after the war.
Buck Jones stars in Out Law a western at Voncastle Theatre for tomorrow and Saturday with matinee and night shows. A chance meeting links Buck Yealy and Hahnel Del Rey in a developing friendship leading to thrilling adventures amid a war background and daring riding stunts.
In county basketball chatter Crawfordsville aims for a Christmas drubbing at the Tiger Cub fair while Cloverdale cancels a weekend game. Washington Hatchets drop to 1–5 after Hart is ruled ineligible, and DePauw closes its season with a Cincinnati game before a January return to Buckeye Conference play.
The Methodist church school junior department will stage The Meaning of Christmas by W. L. Kautz on Friday December 19 at 4 PM. Puppets crafted by the children with lead guidance from teachers and Mrs Grafton Loneden. Cast includes Mother Marjorie Lee Reeves Father James Huestis Jane Jean Ellidge and others with Angel chorus and special music by Jean Stewart.
Clinton Center high school students perform In Old Louisiana in the school auditorium on Friday evening December 1. Cast includes Old Ned the servant Donald Aker Rose Mildred Brattain Richard St. John Herbert Bhattain Simon Scudder George Ross Frank Holly Tims and David Chavis, Jack Martin with roles across a New Orleans inspired drama.
Twice in as many nights the Eric Vermillion filling station at Mt Meridian was robbed with about 50 gallons of gasoline taken. Thieves cut locks on two pumps between 11 PM and 3 AM, loss discovered at 3 AM. Deputies reported a previous raid Tuesday night.
Funeral services were held at the home of the daughter Mrs Roy Hester one mile north of New Market at 1 30 o clock Thursday with the Rev William Headrick of Indianapolis in charge Burial was at Fincastle.
James UH Beaman aged 92, father of Mrs. Mary Moore of Cloverdale, died yesterday at his son Jasper Beaman’s home in Martinsville. Funeral service set for Friday at 2 p.m. in the Carol Chapel.
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