Obituary Rates Noted in 1858 Greencastle Gazette
The Greencastle Herald and Democrat lists obituary charges at 2½ cents per line with an average of five words per line and poetry at 5 cents per line. The paper, edited at 17 19 South Jackson Street, Greencastle Indiana, publishes daily except Sundays with subscription rates of 3.00 to 3.50 dollars yearly depending on location.
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Greencastle
Ind
PTANO
ETIOU
LeRoy Bee
Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
Ctsi
Beware of Married Men film scenario unfolds in Myra’s attack
Myra a secretary to divorce lawyer Leon Gilbert discovers a letter from Huntley Sheldon to her sister Helene planning a secret party at a hunting lodge. Myra refrains from exposing the plot as Helene prepares to rendezvous with the married man, while Sheldon flirts and schemes.
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Myra Martin
Leonid Gilbert
Helene
Myra
Huntley Sheldon
Nita
Sheldon
Ralph Naylor
Ralph
Leonard
Huntley
Hunt
Seven Oaks
Hunting Lodge
Whisperers Attack Hoover with Dual Campaigns
Two whispering campaigns seek to undermine Herbert Hoover the front running Republican candidate. One claims ineligibility due to nonresidence while the other circulates a 1918 letter showing Hoover's support for Wilson and urges Democrats to back him, a tactic aimed at Republican regulars.
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George R. Holmes
U.S
Washington
Herbert Hoover
United States
Hoover
California
Congress
Frederic R. Coudert
New York
Wilson
Coudert
America
Remus recalls his boldest bootlegger escapade
James L. Kilgallen profiles George Remus, recalling the September 1921 caravan raid that tested his nerve. Remus describes leading seventeen liquor trucks, hijackers demanding liquor under fire, and his crew's brutal defense amid gunfire and pursuit across Ohio and Indiana.
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America
James L. Kilgallen
International News Service
New York
George Remus
Price Hill
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Remus
Edgewater
Lawrenceburg
Mint
Cliff Emmick
Scar’ Hermann
Emmick
Ohio
Indiana
Rulere Aad
Indiana predicts over one million auto licenses in 1928
Secretary of State Frederick E. Schortemeier said Indiana will issue more than 1 million automobile licenses in 1928. He based the forecast on Mark H. Rhoads's report showing 869,616 licenses issued in 1927, an increase of 42,963 from 1926, with 1927 fees totaling $5,430,805.64. Of this, $5,179,465.56 funded the highway commission and $251,340.08 covered license department expenses.
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Indianapolis
INS
Frederick E. Schortemeier
Indiana
Mark H. Rhoads
State
Secretary of State’s Office
State Highway Commission
Community Groups Hold Meetings and Events This Week
Fortightly Club meets Monday evening with Mrs H E Brown to review Sorrels and Sons by Warick Beeping. DePauw Faculty Women plan Monday afternoon gathering in Evans Hall with Miss Beatrice Stone as hostess chair. Martha Ridpath P T A reports a well attended meeting with plans for a January movie and February dinner. The Day Gleaners of Fillmore Church will present Southern Cinderella Friday at 8 in Fillmore High. Mary Emma Jones School P T A holds Friday session. various speeches songs and readings mark the program. Women’s Study Club hosts Grace S Richmond review. Cardwells Club to meet at O Larkin’s. Sigma Delta Chi dance Saturday with Indianapolis Star editor James A Stuart as guest.
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H. E. Brown
Sorrels and Sons
Warick Beeping
H. H. Ellis
DePauw
Evans Hall
DePauw University
Beatrice Stone
Martha Ridpath
Parent-Teachers Association
P. T. A. Council
Ethel Morris
Lockridge
Fillmore High School
Fillmore Methodist Church
Southern Cinderella
Mary Emma Jones School
B. H. Bruner
H. R. Krehl
Lee Reeves
Wijten
Blake
White Mountains
Betty Jane Spencer
Simpsons
E. R. Bartley
Vancastle
Truman Yuneker
Grace S. Richmond
William Blackwell
O. J. Larkin
Sigma Delta Chi
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
South College Avenue
Jack Duff
Duffs
Rochester
F.C Tilden
L. BE. Michell
James A. Stuart
Indianapolis Star
National Pres Dent
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Greencastle Herald & Démocrat
Arline Dewaasss
Warner Pros. Pictures Inc
Irene Rich
Warner Brow
Chapter
England
Penn
Evelyn
Virginia
Marguerite
William Warrington
Enoute
Erie
Liverpool
Laternatia
Pennsylvania City
Kentucky Whiskey District
Bluffs
Sandow
Willie Hart
the Bootleggers
the Herald
Mrs. Yuneker
Joe Crosby
Cardwella Club
South Locust Street
Diogenes
Retail Credit Association
Patman County Credit
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