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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1928
Page
2
Creditors heirs and legatees of James A Brann must appear in Putnam Circuit Court at Greencastle Indiana on January 28 1928 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and prove heirship to receive distributive shares Witness Clerk Ferd Lucas January 2 1928
Heirs and legatees of Charles A. Black deceased must appear at Green Castle Indiana in Putnam Circuit Court on February 8 1928 to show cause if any why final settlement should not be entered. John H. Rader attorney. Published January 18 25 February 1 1928.
John Fleming of Joliet Illinois describes years of severe stomach trouble followed by dramatic relief after Konjola treatment. He reports improved appetite and no further stomach pain and notes Konjola is available at Owl drug store in Greencastle and widely in the region.
Anna A. Miller sues Eugene C. Shireman et al in Putnam Circuit Court to collect 2842.55 with costs. A public auction will be held February 11 1928 at Greencastle Court House for rents and profits of real estate describing the east half of the southwest quarter and southwest quarter of Section 5 township 15 north range 6 west containing 140 acres more or less and a roadway. If rents do not cover the decree, the fee simple of the property may be sold to satisfy the decree. Sheriff Ed Eiteljorge announces and F S Hamilton is attorney. Jan 18 25 Feb 1.
Annie Mae Johnson stays with sister Olive Dillinger while at Greencastle High School and is sick. Road conditions worsen due to alternating freezing and thawing. Farm Bureau drives for township membership report success. Smiley and Scott Irwin debut a 600 egg incubator and plan to market early broiler chicks this year.
North Floyd reports a well attended sale of Johnnie Bugg with plans to move to Indiana polis. Mr. and Mrs Dwight Allen of Indianapolis visit Mr and Mrs James Hylton. Mrs Clifford Shinn visits James Hylton. Mr and Mrs Bert Veatch of Brownsburg spend Sunday at Thomas Solomon's.
Mr and Mrs Claude Farum called on William Arnold Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lenard Alexander spent Sunday at Fred Rogers. Mr and Mrs Erin Goodwin called on Mr and Mrs Thomas Soloman Sunday evening. Aunt Liz Ann Michael is very ill. Mr and Mrs Perter Smiths of Indianapolis are staying with his parents Mr and Mrs M E Smith. Mr and Mrs Lester Tolliver visited Boone Dehart Sunday. Mrs Clifford Shinn is ill.
Mrs Fred Beck and Mrs John Daly called on Mrs Charles Miller last Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Jess Hodson called on Charlie Baker Sunday evening. Several from around here attended the Bugg sale Monday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Elmore spent a few days last week with Johnie Bugg. Mr and Mrs C C Osborn and Mrs Ruth Campbell spent last Thursday with Mrs Henry Osborn.
The Business And Professional Women's Club moves its meeting from Wednesday to Thursday at Miss Hazel Alverson’s home. Mrs. Robert McElheney hosts a bridge luncheon Thursday at 1:00 p.m. The Country Club dance is postponed to Thursday January 26 with Mrs. Glen Lyon in charge. Mrs. A A Abbott hosts the Penelope Club with a Birds of the Bible talk by Mrs. O J Larkin. Mr and Mrs John Cannon invite for dinner and dance at the Country Club tonight. The Domestic Science Club met Tuesday at Mrs John Dunlavy’s home assisted by Mrs Edward Connerly.
Mrs. Walter Crawford presided as president with officers including Mrs. John King and Mrs. John Dunlavy. Mrs. U. M. Marshall reviewed the book Madame Claire. A luncheon followed the business session, and the next meeting will be hosted by J. H. Pitchford.
Miss Elittia Wilson called on Mrs. Clark Wilson Friday afternoon. Mrs Nervin Barker visited Henry Barker Monday. Miss Mary Vanhook called on Mr Charles Rowe Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Barker calling on Ross Oliver Tuesday night. Mrs John Malicoat spent Sunday until Monday with her daughter Mrs Lively of Coatesville. Mrs Nellie Watson of Carpentersville called on her mother Mrs Alig Wilson Thursday. Mrs Henry Barker called on her mother Mrs Alice Wilson Thursday. Will Barker and son Walter Sunday with Mr and Mrs James Hyt on. Miss Jessie Wilson spent the weekend with home folks. Mrs Laticia McFerran, recently ill, slowly improving. Jim Vaughan who sold his farm will move to Indianapolis early February. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Rooker Tuesday January 10. Lowell Russell helped Lester Wilson cut wood Thursday.
One car West Virginia coal ready for delivery. That good Fasten Coal. Martin Coal Yard. Phone 111.
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