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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1929
Page
4
Fragmentary text shows stray phrases and names and mentions a team and measures but lacks a coherent event or outcome to summarize. No clear persons, organizations, places, or dates are readable enough to extract a factual card.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests arrest and court mentions with names such as Maren Boyer and Seeeery, fragmented phrases about consent, plea, or sentences, and scattered references to places and authorities. The readable portions are insufficient for a precise event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to be a damaged snippet with unclear names and events. The readable portion mentions a person or entity, references to testing or equipment, and generic phrasing. No coherent event or date can be established from the legible material.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names Teresa and Serecar with distorted words and quotes. Content unreadable for concrete event or context. No clear persons, places, dates, or actions emerge from the garbled lines.
Fragmented text from a historical page references terms and elections with names like James Gidwell and Will Gieeewell. It mentions Bowie Crestiz Brat Melson and Folsom with unclear roles. Many garbled phrases hinder clear events, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmentary notes describe neighborhood gatherings, harvest talks, and village voices. Mentions include residents like Mr and Mrs with scattered references to meeting times and local trades. The piece paints a candid, busy day in Seete clemrvile with weathered place names and daily tasks.
A fragmentary report describes events at Hamrice State with Ener Coetier and JL figures. The text references games, visits, and a cryptic sequence of names and actions, indicating a disrupted or garbled account of sports or committee activity.
The readable text presents a garbled scene with scattered names such as Jim and Lewan Wiser and places like West am and Castie. The passage lacks coherent actions or events to establish a concrete news item or outcome.
Fragmented text from a local page lists names and events with many garbled words. It references individuals such as Me and Mr Beeteer and mentions sales, dates, and places though details are unreadable. The legible bits suggest a civic notices cluster with personal names and probable schedules.
Readable segments mention Martinsville and December but rest of details are garbled. The fragmentary item hints at a local note or notice with unclear names and dates.
The report details a fatal shooting related to a Clinton County rum-running incident. Whittington, 31, of Cimon Indiana, died from wounds believed to be caused by attackers. Two companions, both residents of Clinton County, were arrested and held without bond as investigators pursued the case.
George Springameen of New Vor City and an unnamed partner married in a brief ceremony. The event occurred at a venue referenced in the clipping, with limited details available about attendees or officiants.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a toss and remorse statements but contains numerous garbled words and unclear details about people, places, or events. The readable portions mention a ceremonial toss and possible remorse but lack concrete facts to identify entities or outcomes.
A fragmentary note reports the victim in a case of international Lubaza with a mention of a central reserve and involvement of a person named Meron Hore. The text is garbled but suggests an inquiry into a suspected teleester or related event.
The article outlines a Laneers Meet in Indianapolis with keynote figures from banks and merchant groups. It lists attendees including executives from Union Pret, Home xs J umee, and Chevies T Beam, plus mentions leaders like Kath ar well guoowr and Mk Watkins.
Bestdes the widow, seven children survive. They are Mire, Sarah Broad surest, Contesville, Mre Timer Euath, Stiesville, H. Ho Hicks, Mar in township, Me. Willem Cone, Stilesville, Everett Hicks, Stilesville, Thomas Hicks, a home, and Edgar Heeks, of Stilesville. Another son, Sr. Leore Heers, died in at atm camp in 2816 of influenza. Funeral arrangements not Friday due to critical times of Birs. Hicks. Interment will in Stitestille cemetery, however.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a muddled notice list with references to infant events, a funeral, and social gatherings. Names such as Mr Goedianna and William E Orrel appear amid scattered terms like mourning rites, estate matters, and local place hints possibly tied to Terre Haute and Greencastle.
Fragmentary text references Mrs Mer Pores of Vor hm and a Masonic home or lodge with names like Thomas Hot and Mise Reseie Hummer. Details are unreadable. no clear event or outcome discerned.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a family and services with a time indicating 2 pm. It references parents and a Punta service date and place, but many words are unclear.
A Cloverdale resident, a 30 year old, is reported to have influenza. The notice lists Percy L. Hubbard and other local names and mentions a public event at Cloverdale. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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