Kindergarten Christmas Party and Club Gatherings
Morning kindergarten exercises in the city library basement featured carols, a play titled Santa Claus's Toy Shop, and Santa gifts for twenty children. Tri Kappa sorority hosted a holiday party with decorations, a gift exchange, and plans for charity work. Out‑of‑town guests attended. A Presbyterian church Christmas party is planned for Saturday afternoon. Mrs Brothers hosted a four‑table bridge tea with yuletide decor. Section 4 Christian church held a Christmas meeting to distribute presents to county farm inmates. Delta Theta Tau arranged a bridge party with a Christmas cheer report.
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City Library
Santa Claus
Jack Albright
Marian
Pauline Search
Johnnie
Jimmie Bamberger
Veronica
Buddy Vosmeier
Martha Tucker
Peggy Sandy
Billie Kocher
Mary Louise Reynolds
Joanna Parent
Shirley Hunt
John Ross
Martha Hamilton
Rachel May Gillen
Rebecca Longden
Patricia Bausman
Ora May Durham
Dean Chapman
Robert McElheney
A. G. Brown
Glen Lyon
Rockville
Loyal Rector
Ann Arbor
Mich
Lillian Hays Ector
Portland
Oregon
Presbyterian S
Presbyterian Church
The
Christian Church
William Blackwell
Indiana Street
Harry Talbott
Raymond Irwin
Delta Theta Tau
Mildred Pitchford
Franklin Street
Gray Potter
Christmas Bridge Party and Engagement News Across Town
A Christmas bridge party hosted by local sorority members featured five tables, homemade treats, and prize winners. Engagement announced for Coral Lee Jester to Stuart N. Richards at a December party attended by family and friends. Additional holiday gatherings include the Wabash Valley Auxiliary party with gifts and prizes, and the Twentieth Century Club meeting focused on international relations and seasonal decor.
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Wabash Valley Auxiliary
Paul Hunt
Liberty Street
Co. A. Agnew
Margaret Wells
Oldest Real Estate Bonds Offer Secure Long Term Return
Investors are urged to buy 7 to 10 year 6 by 7 percent First Mortgage Real Estate Gold Bonds backed by income producing Chicago property. Denominations include 100 500 and 1000 with January delivery options. References include Continental Illinois Bank Foreman State National Bank and Central Trust of Illinois. The offering promises a $1 525 return for cautious savers.
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Chicago
Continental Illinois Bank and Trust Company
Foreman State National Bank and Central Trust Company of
Ilinois
Charming Sinners Booked for Granada Next Attraction
The Granada theatre announces Charming Sinners as the next attraction. The show promises a lively screening likely to draw a strong audience.
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Granada
Granada Theatre
Charming Sinners at Paramount Star Cast Shines
Ruth Chatterton plays a wise wife who pretends affection for an old admirer to teach her philandering husband a lesson in this all talk comedy drama. Clive Brook delivers a strong performance as the husband while Mary Nolan shines as the other woman. Supporting players Laura Hope Crews Florence Eldridge and Juliette Crosby are skillfully cast.
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Ience
Ruth Chatterton
Clive Brook
Paramount
William Powell
Mary Nolan
Laura Hope Crews
Florence Eldridge
Juliette Crosby
Bantam Cowboy Buzz Barton Heads Vancastle Run
The young star Buzz Barton returns to the Voncastle Theatre with The Bantam Cowboy his seventh FBO western. The freckle faced actor draws crowds with past hits and promises his best yet alongside Frank Rice Tom Lingham Dorothy Kitchen and Sam Nelson. A Buster Brown comedy and news complete the program.
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Voncastle
Buzz Barton
FBO
Buzz
Frank Rice
Tom Lingham
Dorothy Kitchen
Sam Nelson
Buster Brown
Local Moves and Social News from Greencastle
Mrs. Dixon relocate from McCoy to T S Strong on west Forest Home. Lizzie Burkett and Margaret Grider visit aunt Phoebe Young. Ella Walsh deeded seven feet of north side to Alice Lockridge for a driveway, price $18.06. Leo and Mrs. Smith visit from near Crawfordsville for Swaim Clark trial adjustments in Greencastle. Thorp Hooser move from May Eggers to Claude Malayer on east Washington. Grater family sells grocery to Duckworth and moves to Indianapolis. Grider visiting Greencastle this week. Fuller hosts bridge on north Indiana. Swaim couple travel to Martinsville for medical care. Mrs Hogate of Detroit visiting Alice Lockridge. Linn family to move to Gillen property on south Meridian.
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William Dixon
McCoy
T. S. Strong
West Forest Home Street
Lizzie Burkett
Margaret Grider
Phoebe Young
Ella Walsh
Alice Lockridge
Leo Smith
Crawfordsville
Geo. F
Pleasant Gardens Families Visit Across Town
Mr and Mrs Dora Gook and son visited Logansport on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Reggie McCullough and children spent the day with Mr and Mrs Robert Gardner in Harmony. W A Chauncey of Dunlap Iowa spent the weekend with William and Leota Showalter.
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Dora Gook
Logansport
Reggie McCullough
Robert Gardner
Harmony
W. A. Chauncey
Dunlap
Iowa
William and
Leota Showalter
Local social notes from Brazil area week
Miss Helen Senters spent Friday night with friends at Brazil and attended the ball game. Mrs. Ed Herbert was in Brazil Saturday afternoon. Otto Hutchison of Greencastle is painting for Chew and Moreland. The social service club met at Mrs. Dora Cook's home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Reese Huffman and sons spent Sunday evening with Mrs. E. P. Aker. Mrs. Walter Senters visited Mrs. Frank Senters Monday. Leota Showalter works at the National Service Station restaurant. Edgar Jobe works at the J. C. Penney store in Brazil.
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Helen Senters
Brazil
Ed Herbert
Otto Hutchison
Greencastle
Chew & Moreland
Social Service Club
Dora Cook
Reese Huffman and Sons
E. P. Aker
Walter Senters
Frank Senters
Leota Showalter
National Service Station
Edgar Jobe
J. C. Penney
Cloverdale Items Report Local News And School Plans
The Cloverdale column notes scarlet fever cases easing with no deaths. Local moves include Albert and Mrs Flicker relocating to Greencastle and Lois Sinclair due from Pasadena Thursday. Kenneth Harrer returns from hospital. Fred Clearwater recuperates after abdominal tumor surgery. Cloverdale Schools host a Christmas tree event Friday afternoon December 20.
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Albert Flicker
Main Street
South Jackson Street
Greencastle
Anna Jobe
Vina Whittington
Hoosierville
Lois Sinclair
A. P. Sinclair
Pasadena
Calif
Billy Ogles
George Ogles
Cloverdale M. E
Lee Watten
Cloverdale
Christmas Eve events and hospital visits noted in Putnamville
Mrs. Roy Watson underwent an acute appendicitis operation in Indianapolis and is recovering well. Several locals visited relatives in Belle Union, Terre Haute and Brazil. Christmas exercises are planned at the M E Church Tuesday evening December 24 with a tree and gift drive. The Parent Teachers group met and scheduled a pot luck supper for December 31 at the schoolhouse.
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Roy Watson
Indianapolis
Louise
Madonna Blue
Belle Union
Lois Wall
Terre Haute
Verner Snyder
Charles Ewing
Bloomington
Ida Huron
Brazil
Herschel Hurst
Lorene Smith
Meridian
M. E
Fred Gruenholz
Kathleen O’connor
Local Notebook Highlights Madison Center News
Smiley Irvin delivered feed to farmers near Madison Center last Saturday. Frank Johnson remains bed bound with a pleuritic ailment. Miss Etta Head and George Amers attended the Greencastle Christian Church pageant. Ray Evens wired his hen house for Delco lighting. Everett Ellis drives an oil truck for Shell Oil Company.
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Smiley Irvin
Frank Johnson
Etta Head
George Amers
Christian Church
Greencastle
Ray Evens
Delco
Everett Ellis
Shell Oil Com
Greencastle Herald details and staff notices
The Greencastle Herald lists editorial staff and ownership details for the Greencastle Indiana paper. Charles J. Arnold is named proprietor LeRoy Beep is mentioned as proprietor and city editor Roy Evans is listed as city editor and manager. Subscription rates are shown for Putnam County and outside areas with carrier delivery in Greencastle at ten cents weekly.
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the Herald
Ger & Democra
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
LeRoy Beep
Roy Hvans
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
Local Notes from Greencastle and Surroundings
Mrs. Mary L. Wright visited Miss Pearl Thomas near Lena last Tuesday. Annie Mae Johnson filled in at No. 10 school during her brother Frank Johnson’s illness. Emma Wright of Fern visited Mary L. Wright. Annie Mae Johnson stayed with her sister Mrs Olan Bain near Brick Chapel. Snow blocked the road delaying the Claude Cantonwine school bus for a day or two. Frau Minnie Cutbirth in Portland Oregon shows some improvement.
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Claude Cantonwine
Priceless Health Gained From Konjola Remedy
Mr. John P. Wolsifer of Indianapolis credits Konjola with curing poor circulation kidney trouble and eye and skin symptoms after six bottles. He reports renewed energy and work satisfaction and endorses the medicine. Konjola is sold in Greencastle at Owl Drug Store and by leading local druggists.
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Konjola
John P. Wolsifer
East Southern Avenue
Indianapolis
Greencastle
Owl Drug Store
Konjola Cold Compound Tablets Endorsed
Colds are serious even mild cases can be dangerous and Konjola Cold Compound tablets provide relief to thousands yearly. The tablets are the same high quality as Konjola.
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Konjola
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