Numerous local residents ill or recovering at home
Wallace Long returns to post office work after influenza illness. Several others remain ill at home including A. M. Arnold, Mrs. Henry B. Longden, Dell Asher, and Ed. Jones family. Numerous travels and visits by residents mark the holiday season as community health concerns continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Long
Henry B. Longden
Taylor Place
Dell Asher
Bruce Shannon
East Anderson Street
50 Percent Wet Street Arrest Shocks Indianapolis
Temperance Avenue in Indianapolis is 50 percent wet after police arrested Peter Estrate at 723 Temperance Avenue on a liquor charge. Officers found a dismantled still, about 150 gallons of corn mash, and 1.5 gallons of liquor at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Dee
Temperance Avenue
Peter Estrate
Estrate
Alleged Bootlegger May Serve Sentence
George Smith age 31 was convicted in city court Tuesday of selling liquor and may be sent to the Indiana State Farm Monday for a six month term. He was fined 100 dollars and has not yet pursued an appeal to the Putnam Circuit court though he indicated a desire to do so. Smith, from a prominent Parke county family, has prior liquor conviction in 1926 in the local city court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Indiana State Farm
Smith
Putnam Circuit
Parke County
Heiress Catherine Spaulding Divorced in Chicago
Mrs. Catherine Barker Spaulding heiress to 50 million and Howard H. Spaulding son of a Chicago family were legally separated after Judge Joseph Sabath granted a divorce. Mrs Spaulding cited habitual drunkenness. Spaulding did not contest the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Catherine Barker Spaulding
Howard Henry Spaulding
Spaulding
Joseph Sabath
John H. Barker
Michigan City
Name Change for Local Cement Company Adopted
A special stockholders meeting approved changing the company name from Indiana Portland Cement Company to Lone Star Cement Company of Indiana, Inc. effective January 1, 1929. The shift follows the growing popularity of the Lone Star brand under which Limedale plant products are marketed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Portland Cement Company
Lone Star Cement Company of Indiana, Inc
Lone Star
Limedale
Contempt Case Tangles Indiana Court Officials
Continuations delay Dr Shumaker release as federal court weighs habeas corpus petition alleging biased judges and improper depositions. The petition argues two state supreme court justices harbor enmity, questions jurisdiction, and seeks bond to secure Shumaker’s liberty while contesting contempt findings and governor pardons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shumaker
Roosevelt Building
Rosener
Hoosier
Federal Court
Ethan A. Miles
League
State Supreme Court
Benjamin M. Willoughby
Julius C. Travis
Robert C. Baltzell
Arthur L. Gilliam
United States
James E. Watson
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
Gilliam
Supreme Court
Indiana
Voncastle Midnight New Year's Eve Show Promises Night Atmosphere
Voncastle Theatre announces a special New Year’s Eve midnight show for Runaway Girls directed by Mark Sandrich. The program starts at eleven with doors opening half an hour earlier and features three festive sequences set in a college party, a private orgy, and a top nightclub with Shirley Mason and Arthur Rankin in lead roles supported by Hedda Hopper and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Voncastle
Columbia
Vancastle Theatre
Mark Sandrich
Shirley Mason
Arthur Rankin
Miss Mason
Hedda Hopper
Alice Lake
George Irving
Edward Earle
Man Receives 120 Day Term For Stink Bomb Incident
Busy Allen a Tulsa Oklahoma half breed Indian was convicted in Kokomo Indiana City court of placing stink bombs in a theater on December 5. He was fined 25 dollars and costs and sentenced to 120 days on the penal farm by Judge Joseph Cripe. The case followed a string of raids on local theaters amid labor tensions between operators and owners. Fred C Blacker a local operator was acquitted after Allen refused to testify or identify him as the man who hired him to plant the fluid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Busy Allen
Tulsa
Okla
Joseph Cripe
Ey Fred C. Blacker
Allen
Chicago
Ista
William W. Brothers Funeral Service Announcement
Funeral services for William W. Brothers will be held Sunday at 10 a.m. from his Gillespie street residence with Rev. C. L. Airhart of Crawfordsville in charge. Interment will follow at Little Walnut cemetery. He died suddenly Thursday afternoon after visiting his daughter in Muskogee Oklahoma. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dills arrived Greencastle Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Orrel
Walter Orrel
Limedale
Cloverdale Cemetery
William W. Brothers
Gillespie Street
C. L. Airhart
Crawfordsville
Little Walnut Cemetery
Mr. Brothers
Want Ads and Rentals in Greencastle and Valley
Classified notices offer January 1 rentals six room modern home with garage and Sayers contact. Apartments in Greencastle available February 1, including four room units with heat furnishings. Rio Grande Valley seven day trip package for two to $75 with Pullman dining car hotel and auto tours. Goose for sale and a lost black and tan spayed female hound near Mt. Meridian with Herald office reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Sayers
Central Trust Co
Greencastle
8. C. Sayers
Rio Grande Valley
Pullman
Milton Brown
Mt. Meridian
Reward
Herald Office
Miss Lorence Bore Visites Miss Julianne Gardner
Miss Lorence Bore of Coatesville is visiting Miss Julianne Gardner on South College Avenue during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorence
Coatesville
Julianne Gardner
South College Avenue
Roachdale Chapter to Install Officers Friday Evening
Mrs. Claude C. Crist of this city will install Roachdale Chapter O B. in December with Mr. and Mrs. Anger Mrs. Breaks and Mrs. McClelland in attendance This is her second year as installing officer. The event takes place Friday evening December 28 in Roachdale Crawfordsville By-view reports a marriage in Evansville December 24 uniting Miss Veny Job and Willam Moore of Muncie with William Moore of Newcastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude C. Crist
Grand Esther
Order of Eastern Star
Roachdale
O. B
Order
Crist
Louis F. Anger
Alvin Breaks
Ie McClelland
Crawfordsville Byview
Veny
Job
Jans H. Job
Reelsville
Willam
Dogs Raid Large Sheep Flock in Clinton Township
On Thursday night dogs killed six sheep and maimed thirteen from Sanford Bock’s twenty two head flock in Clinton township. Only three sheep escaped the attack as farmers report increasing livestock depredations by roaming dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Bock
Clinton Township
Notice of Public Sale of Wrecking Vehicle
To satisfy a fee the wrecking service and storage bill of 45 dollars will be offered at public sale to the highest bidder on Saturday January 12 1929 at my garage corner Franklin and Vine streets Greencastle Indiana. The property is a Dodge touring owned by Robert Morgan with Greencastle Indiana address serial 665P motor A-108618 and license 456471 Ind No.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin and
Vine Streets
Dodge
Robert Morgan
Greencastle
Ind
Cough Relief Promises Instant Help With Thoxine
An ad touts Thoxine a physician prescribed cough remedy claiming instant relief. It says it targets the internal cause rather than throat irritation, provides quick soothing effect, and is safe for all ages. The product is priced at $1.00 and available at Stevens Owl and local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Owl
Flee Ors
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A. M. Arnold
Crown Street
Rube Stanley
Putnamville
Carp
Virginia Ti
Indiana State Nal
Terre Haute
Arthur Post
Wayne, Pa
Edwin Post
Miss Post
Vernon Heath
Glendale
Cal
Charles Torr
Heath
Lawrence Miller
Muncie
Mrs
Drue Miller
Henry Koessler
County
Carl Ruddell
C. B. O’brien
Flossie McGaughey
W. M. McGaughey
Mrs. Manford McGaughey
Elm Street
C. Ed. Jones
Philadelphia
Frank Thomas
North Locust Street
James W. Modrell
Mr. Modrell
Reese Matson
Nellie Brown
Dan Ruark
Oklahoma
Miss Mary Ruark
Crystal Cooper
Benton Harbor, Mich
William Cooper
O. H. Smith
DePauw
Methodist Hospital
Paul Albin
Edna Mae
Nathan Call
Joe Crosby
Walter Bryan
Abra Bryan
Robert T. Hamrick
North Jackson Street
Fred O’hair
Central National Bank
Harry Wells
Mr. Wells
John W. King
Baltimore
Marwand
John R. King
Helen King
John King
East
Anderson Street
Akron, C
Claude Burks
Rollie Dobbs
Laporte
Dobbs
Mabel Hrust
Mildred Lydick
Grace Wells
Fillmore
Maynard Lydick
Anno
Robert Bridges
Russellville
Leslie Francy
Waynetown
N. M. Skinner
Locust Street
Paul Jones
Columbia University
Mr. Jones
Agnes King
Canton, Ill
County Commissioners and County Council
Court House
Herman C. Beyl
Syracuse University
John Beyl
Farm Bureau Organization
Cloverdale
W. T. Marindale
State Farm Bureau
Edward District
State Automobile Association
C. Huestis
Northwood, and Sons
Thomas
Bertram
Albany
New York
South
O. L. Goodlander
Granada
Vancastle
Putnam
Goodlander
Putnam County
Herald
the Herald
Cement CO
Charles Wood
Fox Ridge
Needlecraft Club
J. M. Hellinger
Sam ¢ ‘Lapp
Eugene Hamrick
Alhambra
Miss Stoner
Mabel Stoner
West
Walnut Street Road
Miss Campbell
Kathleen Campbell
East Seminary Street
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