Social Visits Highlight Week in Local Families
Mrs Lawrence Rockhill and Mrs Ernest Heber visited Mrs Russell Rockhill one evening this week. Mrs Myrtle Reckelhimer from Indianapolis stayed with her parents the Coxes. Joy Cummings and family were joined by Mrs Ida Sherrone for Sunday visit. Alva Cox Jesse Cox and spouses visited their parents Charles Cox. Lorene Frazier stayed with Flossie Richerson while Ledia Frazier visited Mary Frazier. Charles Cox ill but stable. Alva Cox and wife called on Ralph Gardner and wife Monday. Mrs Edna Gardner spent Monday with family.
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Lawrence Rockhill
Ernest Heber
Russell Rockhill
Myrtle Reckelhimer
Indianapolis
Charles Cox
Joy Cummings
Ida Sherrone
Alva Cox
Jesse Cox
Lorene Frazier
Flossie Richerson
Ledia Frazier
Mary Frazier
Ralph Gardner
Edna Gardner
Green Goddess scene in the Rukh court turns tense
Major Crespin and Basil Traherne await danger in the palace of Raja of Rukh after a fogged landing. Watkins hints at strange rites and European connections as the men confront uncertainty about their wives and a political murder. Lucilla Crespin enters, transforming the mood with calm beauty.
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Anthony Crespin
Lucilla
Denre Dun
Pahari
Basil Treherne
Rukh
India
Fella
Naja
Crespin
Traherne
Hullo
Watkins
Place Rukh
Imalayas
Watkine
Polot
Cashmere
Eoeland
Watling
Ledness
Traberne
Dr. Traherne
Basil Traherne
Antony Crespin
Mrs. Crespin
Lucilla Crespin
Paris
Antony
Cubs roll past Garfield as substitutes shine in win
Hank Stone missed the game due to illness, but Ellis, Tobin, and Evan Crawley paced the Cubs with solid scoring. Gene Crawley and Jimmie Tobin added strong efforts, while Nini Cancilla returned to play and Campbell contributed two field goals despite a technical foul. The B team also surged late led by Hurst in a rally to remain unbeaten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank
Ellis
Tobin
Evan Crawley
Gross
Garfield
Freddie Masten
Campbell
Hurst
Hurstie
High School Basketball Notes From Shelbyville Ledger
West basket and Hurst play rough at the Greencastle game while Tucker Stone and Daw son contribute. Stone and Hurst wore uniforms but none played, with only ten men allowed in tournaments. Dope from Shel byville Democrat hints at Brazil and Greencastle games and coal miner tensions in nearby towns.
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Tucker
Stone
Hurst
Herve
Shelbyville Democrat
Brazil
Greencastle
Mackmen
Hungarian Rhapsody and Western Highlights at Local Theatres
The week’s cinema pages feature Hungarian Rhapsody a romance of a cavalry officer and a farm girl set in Hungary with authentic folk dances and stars Lil Dagover Willy Fritsche and Dita Parlo. Also Headin For Danger a Western drama based on a Ladies Home Journal serial and a night of varied entertainments including Painted Faces with Joe E Brown.
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Willy Fritsch
Lil Dagover
Europe
Dita Parlo
Eric Pommer
Yowcastle
America
Hungary
Camilla
General Hofmann
Willy Fritaec
Marika
Bob Steele
Danger
Greencastle approves Bloomington Street assessment roll
Common Council of Greencastle Indiana on January 28 1930 approves an assessment roll for the Bloomington Street public improvement from the south property line of Washington Street to 130 feet south of Hanna Street. The notice is directed to property owners and cites Improvement Resolution No 1929.
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Bloomington Street
Common Council
Greencastle
Indiana
City to Hear Objections on Concrete Road Improvements
Greencastle Indiana public works plan to pave and grade roadways with concrete intersects several streets and alleys including Washington Walnut An derson Hanna. Common Council sets February 11 1930 at 730 PM in Council Chamber for remonstrances on assessment roll and benefits to lots and tracts, with roll on file at City Clerk's office. Mayor William L Denman signs. February 1-3 notice.
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Greencastle
Indiana
Washington
Walnut
Bloomington Street
Anderson
Hanna
Common Council
William L. Denman
Fred FE. Snively
Lost ad inquiry at every door in town
A brief want ad notes an inquiry at every door in town. The line implies a simple, low cost advertisement method emphasizing wide local reach through door-to-door inquiry.
Illusion to Open at Granada With Rogers and Carroll
Buddy Rogers and Nancy Carroll star in Illusion opening Sunday for a three day Granada engagement. The all talking picture follows their prior Close Harmony and promises strong audience appeal due to their popularity and acting versatility. The story by Arthur Train is expected to attract readers who know the tale.
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America
Ladies Home Journal
Charles Scribner
Fifth Ave
New York
Rogers
Nancy Carroll
Buddy Go Gilimeri
Weathy
Nancy
Buddy
Lillia Roth
Joe BE
Brown
Ecireus
Buddy” Rogers
Charles
Buddy) Overs
Granada
Arthur Train
Youngest Bio Doctor of Philosophy Earns Western Reserve Honor
Elizabeth Pomerene, not yet eight, is described as holding a Doctor of Philosophy in Biochemistry from Western Reserve University in Cleveland. The account notes her as a gifted child and niece of former U S Senator Atlee Pomerene, mentioning her scholarship distinction and international ties.
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Elizabeth Pomerene
Western ” Serve University
Cleveland
Jenny B
United Sit
Atlee Pomerene Cil
International New
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