The Herald Greencastle imprint and staff listing
The item presents the Greencastle Indiana Herald lineage with 1858 origin note, postal classification as second class mail, and staff roles including Charles J. Arnold proprietor LeRoy Bee city editor Roy Evans and manager, published weekdays at 17 19 South Jackson Street with a daily schedule and telephone contact.
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Star & Demoerge
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
LeRoy Bee
Roy Evanse
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Subscription Rates for Putnam County Greencastle Circulation
By mail in Putnam County three dollars per year outside Putnam County five dollars fifty cents per year in Greencastle by carrier ten cents a week weekly edition one dollar fifty cents per year advertising rates available on application.
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Putnam County
Greencastle
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Bus line timetable note forGreencastle to Bloomington
Crawford I leave Greencastle at 8 45 P M 12 45 P M 4 10 P M 7 00 P Stle Bloomington Totem Phone 373 Arrive Bloomington.
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Crawford
Greencastle
Stle-Bloomington
Totem
Bloomington
Commissioner Sale Of Real Estate In Putnam County
Notice by virtue of an order of the Putnam Circuit Court in case Marie Zeubart et al v Wil lam Siner et al No 12841. The commissioner offers three parcels at private sale from the Hays Murphy law offices Greencastle Indiana at 10 a m Friday February 1 1929 and continuing daily until sold. Total about 98.66 acres with terms: one third cash, one third in six months, one third in twelve months at 6 percent interest, mortgage security. purchaser may pay all cash.
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Putnam Circuit Court
State of
Indiana
Marie Zeubart
Willam Siner
Hays & Murphy
Greencastle
Putnam County
Deer Creek
Said Creek
Section
Township
Mutiny by Troops Forces Ruler to Flee
A mutinous military uprising drives the ruler from power as troops seize control. Commissioned reports name MAT J. MURPHY and WILLIAM M. SUTHERLIN as authorities and law firms involved. notes Jan 21 28 as dates and four bills in dispute.
Christmas Visitors and Dining Gatherings in Cloverdale
Christmas vacation draws many visitors to Cloverdale with gatherings at local homes. Miss Beryl Sandy and Miss Gilberta Coffman join relatives for holidays while residents welcome guests from Lafayette Green Castle Terre Haute Indianapolis and Cincinnati.
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A. J. Haner
Green Hedge Farm
New Albany
Gilberta Coffman
Charleston
Ill
Cloverdale
Edistenx Hurst
Mandus Chance
Brookville
Hinschel Hurst
Putnamville
Charles Hurst
Clyde
Nelia Cole
Terre Haute
Frank Cole
Frieda
John Sutherlin
Joan
Greencastle
Leroy O'Mullane
Isa, O'Daniel
Graeme O'Daniel
Jeanne
Indianpolis
Joe O'Mullane
Robert
John O'Mullane
Gwenevere Sandy
Indianapolis
Bert Sandy
Ruth Layne
Thomas Layne
Jesse McCoy
Kenneth McCoy
Cincinnati
Ohio
Nan Davis
Huntingburg
Christmas Gatherings Across Families Report
The article lists multiple families spending Christmas with relatives including Carl and Curtis Robinson with Cecil Miller, Cecil Arnold and Lisby families with James Meek, Madeline and Conrad Huber visiting their grandmother in Coatesville, Claude Iddings with Rose Shephard and Ada, Lona Smith with daughter shopping in Green Castle, Paul Evans visiting with Jesse Evans, and Grace Hassler staying with her parents.
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Cecil Arnold
Herchel Lisby
James Meek
Charles Lisby
Madeline
Conrad Huber
Coatesville
Claude Iddings
Rose Shephard
Ada
Lona Smith
Greencastle
Paul Evans
Jesse Evans
Grace Hassler
Christmas Visits And Illness Across Belle Union Area
Robert Neier of Chicago spends Christmas with his father E. A. Neier and children. Mrs. Mary McCommack hosts relatives on Christmas day. Mrs. James K. Hurst is ill at home. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Still Mrs. J Jr Airhart of Lebanon Guy K. Martin and Mrs. Cooper of Martinsville and Mr. and Mrs. H F Smith at Mrs. Alpha Hill's home.
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Robert Neier
Chicago
E. A. Neier
Mary McCommack
James K. Hurst
Roscoe Still
J, Jr. Airhart
Lebanon
Guy K. Martin
Cooper
Martinsville
H. EF. Smith
Alpha Hill
Man leaps from hotel, survives after fall, 11 to sky light
James R. Orr, 30, a Birmingham high school teacher, jumped from the 11th floor of the Roosevelt hotel in New Orleans hoping to die. He struck a skylight nine floors below and survived, later showing signs of recovery in hospital.
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New Orleans
James R. Orr
Birmingham
Ala
Roosevelt Hotel
Silk Gang War Pushes New York Police Chief to Action
In a gritty urban drama, six silk robberies terrorize New York's Lower Broadway corridor as Patrolman David Strunsky falls in pursuit of a gang connected to Alfred Dayton and the Silk Federation. Chief Leonard faces public pressure, internal fears, and threats of political leverage while promising action to stop the violence.
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David Stransky
Big Pole
Strunsky
Sparkes
Adame
Clay Street
Adams
Lower Broadway
Dayton
Mormann
Callahan
Payton
Sergeant Simmons
Marshall Warehouse
Police Department
Leonard
New York Force
New York
Fang
Alfred Dayton
Union Club
Silk Federation
Berles
Piage
Stransky
Chief
Leoard
Dave
David Strunsky
Gillie
Sik Federation
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