She Got What She Wanted at Voncastle Theatre
The Voncastle Theatre presents She Got What She Wanted with Ketty Qiatpson and an all star cast featuring Betty Compson, Lee Tracy, Alan Hale, Gaston Glass, Dorothy Christy and Fred Kebey. A talking comedy Doing Phil Pavor and a Silly Symphony cartoon accompany the program. Today The Wave of All Men with Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Dorothy Revier runs for a final show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketty Qiatpson
Voncastle Theatre
Betty Compson
Lee Tracy
Alan Hale
Gaston Glass
Dorothy Christy
Fred Kebey
Miss Compson
Phil
Pavor
Voncastré
All Men
Dougla Fairbanks, Jr
Dorothy Revier
Final Settlement of Estate Notice for Elmer F. Sharp
Notice to creditors and heirs of Elmer F. Sharp to appear in Putnam Circuit Court in Greencastle Indiana on January 21 1921 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Clerk John W Herod witnesses the 7th day of January 1921.
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Elmer F. Sharp
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle
Indiana
John W. Herod
St. Jan
Petition to Improve Highway in Washington Township
Auditor W E Gill of Putnam County Indiana notes a petition by John F Hodshire and others asking the county Board of Commissioners to lay out establish and improve a short crushed stone road in Washington Township. The hearing is set for February 2 1981 the first day of the February term. The proposed road runs about 1 1/2 miles from the northeast corner of the north east quarter of section 24 to connect with the National Improved Road and the C G Lee macadamized road. The petition asks no election be held due to minor length and includes 51 signers including Hodshire.
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Putnam County
Indiana
John F. Hodshire
Washington Townshop
Board of Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
State of
Washington Township
Washington
Warren Township
William Walter Lucas
C. G. Lee
Greencastle
W. E. Gill
Petition for Public Highway Improvement in Floyd Township
A notice announces a petition filed August 2 1920 with the Putnam County Auditor for improving a public highway in Floyd Township Indiana. The petition signed by more than fifty residents requests graveling drainage bridging and improvement without an election with a hearing set February 2 1921 at the county commissioners court.
Tiger Cubs Await Big Friday Showdown With Two Green Castle Quints
Greencastle fans are promised two strong basketball games as Jeff of Lafayette brings both B and regular teams to face the Tiger Cubs on their home floor. The Irishman defender praises Mac as Hardwood Hits dominates against Brazil.
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Greencastle
Jeff
Lafayette
Tiger Cubs
Tiger Cub
Brazil
Mac
Brazil Gome
Hank
Belle Union Rallies Past Eminence In 26 to 24 Victory
Belle Union High School erased a 74 2 first quarter deficit to beat Eminence 26 to 24 last night at Hello Union. Mc Cammack hit a late free throw for Eminence. Belle Union hosts Quincy tonight as Coach W J Bausman defends his lineup amid fan criticisms.
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Belle Union High School
Eminence
Hello Union
Putnam County
McCammack
Belle Union
Eminence Gang
Quincey
Quincy Boys
Livestock Prices Mixed Across Indianapolis Market
Livestock receipts in Indianapolis show hogs down 20 cents with light and heavy weights at 8.10 to 8.20 and up to 8.75 for heavier hogs. Cattle steady with calves down 12 dollars, sheep steady, lambs higher by 20 cents. calves remained unchanged.
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Indianapolis
Ind
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Voncastle
the Herald Office
Stiaaah
America
Gentlemere
Street of Rf.d
American Poultry Journal
the Country Home
Everybody's Poultry Magazine
the Farm Journal
Gentlewoman Magazine
Good Stories
Home Circle CO
Home Friend
Pathfinder
People's Popular Monthly
Standard Poultry Journal
Floyd Township
Auditor
Board of Commissioners of
Canaan
Havens
Sapiers
Florida
Winter Haven
Nancy Fulton
New York
Pinal
W. EB
Bausman
Lonzo
Shville
W. J. Bausman
Hardwood
Southern Indiana
Shelbyville
Central
Vincennes
Theo
Thes Pewspaser
Sind
Art
Mullins Deng Store
Tresslar’s
the Herald
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