Emergency budget increase proposed by Greencastle council
The Greencastle Indiana city council announces an emergency appropriation of five hundred dollars for street laborers, with a December first meeting to consider the extra funding and the right for taxpayers to protest within ten days. Also notices regarding Mary O Connell estate final settlement set for January 10 1929 with heirs creditors and legatees required to appear. administrators and attorneys named.
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Tle
Indiana
Common Council
Putnam County
Cory
Charles McGaughey
Altel
Gwin Ensign
Mary O'Connell
Putnam Circuit Court
Central Trust Co
Greencastle
Ind
Circuit Court
Greencastle Ind
Admi
Hays & Murphy
St. Dec
Illness and hospital notes from Bloomington area
Glenn Deem of Call's Cafeteria is confined by influenza. Mrs. John Troth returns from Greencastle after visiting sister Nellie Harris who had appendicitis. Logan Brown remains serious at home with pneumonia. Lillian Herod is ill at home. Harry Wells at the Methodist Hospital shows slight improvement. Mrs. John Crawley will visit her son Wilbur Crawley in Komomo after Christmas. Mrs. Walter Bundy is ill at home. Funeral for Robert C. Harlan of Stilesville set for Friday at 2 at his residence with Rev. H. A. Sherrill in charge and burial in Stilesville cemetery. Harlan is father of Elvin Harlan of Greencastle. Greencastle Encampment No. 59 I O O F to meet Friday night Dec 21 with work and social. Addie Clifford reentered county hospital for treatment. KK B. Taylor on East Washington Street with pneumonia is recovering. Charles L. Gordon ill at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas. John Cook and Joseph Barrow, DePauw students, will represent Delta Kappa Epsilon at the Boston National convention Dec 27-29.
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Robert C. Harlan
Stilesville
H. A. Sherrill
Mr. Harlan
Elvin Harlan
Greencastle
John Cook
Joseph Barrow
DePauw
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Boston
Mass
Sale of Hunting and Fishing Licenses Opens in Indiana
The state fish and game department announces the opening of the 129 hunting and fishing licenses Thursday at the Statehouse, county clerk offices, and authorized sporting goods houses. Licenses sold in advance become valid January 1, per George N. Mannfeld, superintendent. Thursday is the last legal day to hunt quail in Indiana.
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State Fish and Game Department
Statehouse
George N. Mannfeld
Fish and Game
Indiana
Greencastle Herald details staff and contact
The Herald, originally the Star and Democrat of 1858, is described as a second class mail matter at Greencastle Indiana with Charles J. Arnold as proprietor LeRoy Bee as city editor May Evans as manager. It is published every afternoon except Sunday from 17 19 South Jackson Street.
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Star & Democrat
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
LeRoy Bee
May Evans
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Subscription Rates in Putnam County and Nearby Areas
Subscription rates list by mail in Putnam County at 3.00 per year and outside Putnam County at 3.50 per year Greencastle by carrier 10 cents per week weekly edition 1.50 per year advertising rates available on application
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Putnam County
Greencastle
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