Obituary Rates and Newspaper Details in Greencastle
The Greencastle Herald lists obituaries at 20 cents per line with poetry add-ons and charges for Card of Thanks at 60 cents per card plus poetry fees. The paper notes publication location 17-19 South Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana and pricing for subscriptions and ads.
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Star & Democrat
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
Roy Evans
LeRoy Pog
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate for Daniel Craft
Cred itors heirs and legatees of Daniel Craft deceased must appear in Putnam Circuit Court Green Castle Indiana January 9 1928 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares Witness Clerk Ferd Lucas December 12 1927 D 31 Dec 13-20-27
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Daniel Craft
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle
Indiana
Ferd Lucas
Irwin Visits Father Amid Weather Thronged School
Madison Center reports heavy rains on Tuesday January 13 causing school disruption. Jess Ellis drove a truck to meet stranded children near Ivan Ruarks while a teacher borrowed a car to reach her boarding place. Carey Dillinger aids farmers with tractor and wood saw as teachers plan Santa visit for pupils.
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Herndon Irwin
Robert Irwin
Jess Ellis
Ivan Ruarks
Jess
Carey Dillinger
Mooresville
Nora
Scott Lewin
Smiley
Ester Head
Indianapolis
Harley Head
Santa
Ella Gardner
Everett, Gilbert
Clifford Dickey
Konjola Restores Health in Indianapolis Man
Thos C Hewitt of 150 S Illinois St Indianapolis credits Konjola with curing catarrh of the stomach and kidney trouble. He suffered headaches and sleepless nights, lost weight, and could not work. After using Konjola his appetite returned, stomach trouble vanished, kidneys improved, sleep improved, and weight increased. Konjola sold at Owl Drug Greencastle and by leading druggists in the region.
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Konjola
Thos. C. Hewitt
S. Illinois St
Indianapolis
Ind
Mr. Hewitt
Greencastle
Owl Drug Store
Christmas Spirit Flows Through vicinage as Families Prepare
The notice notes Easton Dickey to Mrs Gardner's vacated home, Lottie Dickey sought work in Indianapolis, Robert Johns expects his wife back from Oneca Florida and plans to spend winter in Indiana. Elder Prather preached at Lena on December 11. Long Branch saw high water on December 13 which disrupted traffic. Jess Ellis of Brunerstown shipped cattle and hogs to Indianapolis stock market last Friday.
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Easton Dickey’s
Indiana
Prather
Salem
Lena
Long Branch
Jess Ellis
Brunerstown
Indianapolis
Christmas Tree and Program at M P Church Saturday Night
Community notice reports a Christmas tree and program at Clinton Falls M P Church on Saturday night December 24 with all welcome. Obituary notes Charlie Gillam died at Paris Illinois and funeral conducted by Rev W E Wilmoth at the church before burial in nearby cemetery. Also mentions family visits and local illness including typhoid affecting Corder children and Leona May Thompson.
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M P
Charlie Gillam
Paris
M. P
W. E. Wilmoth
Athe
Real estate transfers in Greencastle and surrounding townships
A string of property transfers includes Gertrude Oakley to Daniel Fallis a Greencastle lot for $1 and multiple deeds in Greencastle township, Cloverdale and Forest Hill Cemetery. Names include Gilmore, Bell, McGaughey, Strain, Hoffman, Brown, Kennedy, O Hair, Call, Akire, Ashworth, Townsend, Sherrill, Diamond Lodge, Dalby, Clapp, Burdette, Lyon, Masten, Wreck Wheeler, Rivers, and the Indianapolis Louisville Railroad Co. through various parcels and lots with prices mostly token or specific amounts. The record reflects numerous inter-family and trustee transfers, cemetery plots, and farm or land lots across Greencastle, Russellville, Cloverdale, Jefferson township, and Washington two.
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Gertrude Oakley
Daniel M. Fallis
Greencastle
Daniel E. Gilmore
Edgar D. Bell
Monroe Township
Wilbur O. Clodfelter
Conn
Alonzo McGaughey
Russellville
Forest Hill Cemetery
Isaac H. Strain
Forest Hill
Shelton Howard
Joseph Hoffman
Russell Township
John A. Hanks
Clarence F. Brown
Thomas J. Kennedy
Co. C. Gillen
Gertrude Herron
Washington
Grace Call
Orah M. O’hair
Fred Masten
William Alkire
Cloverdale
Ora M
Diamond Lodge
Jasper Dalby
Samuel E. Clapp
A. G. Brown
Anna A. Lyon
M. F. Burdette
Frank Heath
Austin Wheeler
Jefferson Township
Reelsville Social Roundup and Local Notices
Mrs H M Smith on sick list. Mrs George Fox travels to Crawfordsville after her mother’s death. Mrs C E Hill and Mrs Ray Beaman with Mrs C F McAllister visit Terre Haute. Mr and Mrs Arthur Crawley of Greencastle visit Reelsville. Margaret Donald visits sister Mary Reel. Norman Best home from Riley Hospital and improving. Funeral attendance for Mrs Somers. North residents build new telephone line to the exchange. George Mercer delivers wood. Cold spell increases fuel need.
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H. M. Smith
George Fox
Crawfordsville
C. E. Hill
Ray Beaman
C. F. McAllister
Terre Haute
Arthur Crawley
Greencastle
Reelsville
Margaret Donald
Mary Reel
Norman Best
Riley Hospital
High Waters Hem in Washington Indiana
Washington was surrounded on three sides by flood water making escape from the county nearly impossible. State road No. 50 remained open yet threatened by rising waters while other routes were flooded or impassable.
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High Waters Hem
Washington, MD
Washington
Ind
State Prisoners Inmates Increase In Indiana
Penal and correctional institutions in Indiana held 480 more prisoners and inmates on Sept 30 this year than a year earlier and 3 620 more than five years ago. The Indiana state prison rose by 73, the state reformatory by 264, and the state farm by 140. The Indiana boys school shows a decrease of 15.
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Penal and Correctional Institutions of
Indiana
Board of State Charities
John A. Brown
Indiana State Prison
Indiana State Reformatory
Indiana State Farm
Indiana Boy's School
Increase in Mental Health Facilities Counts
Institutions for mental cases show a rise with 223 more inmates this year. Total in treatment institutions as of Sept 30 is 8 818, up from 8 595 last year, while state homes hospitals and schools total 1 751 vs 1 656 on the same date previously.
Notice to Taxpayers in Green Castle Township Emergency Budget Hearing
The Green Castle School Township trustees Harry Collins Paul Albin C. C. Tucker announce an emergency appropriation of 530 dollars for a motor truck chassis for school transportation. A public hearing will be held January 3, 1928 at 7 P M in the high school building to consider the extra expenditure and taxpayers may file objections within ten days after determination.
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Greencastle
Putnam County
Indiana
Harry Collins
Paul Albin
C. C. Tucker
Legion Head Seeks Aid for Bicknell Miners
Indiana Legion commander Paul V. McNutt urged all Indiana Legionnaires to aid 2100 needy children and 1000 plus families in Bicknell after nine months of mine closures. The appeal calls for garments and groceries for children aged six months to sixteen years and for 2000 jobs to support desolate families. Contributions should be sent to John T. Miller Post 52 Bicknell Indiana. checks to Wayne Donaldson adjutant.
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Indianapolis
INS
American
John T. Miller
American Legion
North Elm Street
Bicknell
Indiana
McNutt
Wayne Donaldson
Bicknell Legion Post
Property owners face payment deadline for paving on north Jackson
North Jackson street property owners must pay assessments for the paving project by next Thursday December 22 or enroll under the Barrett Law. County Treasurer W O Clodfelter warns that failure to pay cash or sign to pay could lead to delinquent tax sale. Bonds will be issued December 23 for those choosing Barrett Law, allowing semi annual installments over ten years.
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North Jackson Street
W. O. Clodfelter
Serial numbers of $20 gold notes tied to Marion Parker case
The First National Trust and Savings Bank of Los Angeles telegraphed Indiana bankers listing serial numbers K-68016901 through K-68016975 of $20 gold notes given to the slain 12 year old Marian Parker of Los Angeles. The message urged rapid distribution to police, sheriffs, tellers and cash handlers in Indiana and offered a liberal reward for information.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Bankers’ Association
First National Trust and Savings Bank of
Los Angeles
Cal
Marian Parker
Marion Parker
Indiana
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MR. Thos. C, Hewitt
Clinton Falls
Eula Staggs and Sons
Emily Boswell
Roberta
George Frank
Little
Aleen Thompson
Leona May
Eula Staggs
Myrtle Clee
Movia Gambarelli
Gamby
Roxy
New York
Santa Claus
International Illustrated News
F.C. Schoenman the Jeweler
Indiana Loan CO
E. Wash. ST
Legion Head
Vicks
First National Bank Citizens Trust CO
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