Administration Notices for Putnam County Estates
The circuit court of Putnam County Indiana names John A. Hanks administrator of Laura Gough estate with January 14 1931 filing and W M Sutherlin as attorney. Clerk John W Herod notes Jan 15 22 29 publication. A second notice declares Jane Dickey Piner estate is solvent and appoints the administrator.
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Circuit Court
Putnam County
Indiana
Laura Gough
Jid
John A. Hanks
W. M. Sutherlin
John W. Herod
The
Putnam Circuit Court
State of
Jane Dickey Piner
William M. Sutherlin
Dan
Putnam
Will dispute between May Fisher and Crane heir unfolds
In a Columbia, New York courtroom scene, lawyer John Kingsley weighs how to tell May Fisher that her lover Howard Crane changed his will to favor his nephew Peter Morton. May confronts the legal facts with resolve, torn between romance and rightful money. The tale ends with Kingsley hinting at future developments as May’s fate hangs on law versus love.
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New York
John Kingsley
Poop
Jiutasco
May Fisher
Kingley
May
Kingsley
Howard Crane
Peter Morton
Down and Outers
San Francisco
Crane
Veter Morton
Jack
Eva
704
Caneelia
Notice of final settlement in Sharp estate Putnam Court
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Elmer E. Sharp deceased to appear in Putnam Circuit Court Greencastle Indiana on January 51 1931 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and heirs to prove heirship and receive distributive shares Witness Clerk of Court January 7 1931.
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Elmer E. Sharp
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle
Indiana
John W. Herod
St. Jan
Treasure hunt targets King Ben Purnell riches in Michigan
King Ben Purnell’s heirs claim treasure valued between 600000 and 700000, hidden by the House of David colony. H T Dewhirst seeks a court writ to force Ada Ross Schneider to reveal the hiding place of the Honey. Schneider says the wealth is in 1000 dollar bills in vaults, known only to her and a few other women in the colony.
Self-Accused Aid to Murder Insane in Brazil
Ancta Grantheim, 28, former chorus girl, admitted aiding Detroit radio announcer Harold Buckley’s murder last July. Confined in a county jail, she is violently insane at times and will be sent to a state asylum. Police had not linked her to the case previously. she was visiting Louisville when she became unbalanced after an alleged poisoning.
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Brazil
Ind
Ancta Grantheim
Detroit
Harold Buckley
Buckley
Miss Grantheim
Richard Cooprider
Louisville
DePauw Briefs Highlight Students and Events
DePauw University news notes Dora Wade posts a perfect score in coed rifle. Eleanor Ault earns a national recreation scholarship. Frances Cavanah named editor in chief of Child Life magazine. Prof. Harold Zink joins Blue Key. H E B M Greenleaf to head summer session. Free theater admission promised if DePauw beats Wabash. Senior class seeks funds to wipe debt and build a class gift.
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Dora Margaret Wade
DePauw University
LaGrange
Eleanor Ault
Chicago
National Recreation
National Recreation School
New York City
Miss Ault
Department of Physical Education
Jar
DePauw
Frances Cavanah
DePauw Univeristy
Ben
Child Life Magazine
Miss Cavanah
Harold Zink
Zink
H. EB. M. Greenleaf
Greenleaf
Ia Finance
Paul
Senior class appoints speaker selection committee
Fred Axtell of South Bend is president of the senior class. A four person committee from Terre Haute Terre Hiatte, St. Charles Jane Isaakson, Mt. Carmel Robert Orr, Coatesville Willian Gambold and others will pick the commencement speaker before graduation.
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Mary Niblack
Terre Hiatte
Jane Isaakson
St. Charles
Robert Orr
Mt. Carmel
Willian Gambold
Coatesville
Fred Axtell
South Bend
Veterans vote on cashing adjusted compensation certificates
Putnam county Post 58 of the American Legion asks World War and Spanish War veterans to vote yes or no on a bill to cash Adjusted Compensation Certificates. Ballots and postcards urged. results announced at the Legion meeting with a fish fry to follow. Congressman elect Gillen to attend and speak on veterans legislation.
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Putnam County
American Legion
Congress
Greencastle
Legion
Vna Johnson
Gillen
North Clinton Social Notes Full of Local Visits
Miss Maxine Bettis spent Saturday night with Lily Mae Burk. Elmer Bee of Russellville visited Sunday with the Bees, Burks, Ensors, and James Burk family at Barnard. Calls came from Leola Moore and Della Davie of Greencastle. Several residents plus the Skeltons, Brattains, Bettises, and Sanders families received callers Friday and Saturday, with various visits to Morton, Brazil, and Clinton Falls.
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Maxine Bettis
Lily Mae Burk
Elmer Bee
Russellville
John Bee
John Burk
Lily Mae
Burl Ensor
James Burk
Barnard
Marion Brattain
Mattie Bettis
Helen
Venila Sanders
Leola Moore
Della Davie
Greencastle
Clinton Falls
Lida Pierce
Bula Stages
Geldie Bee
Charles Skelton
Sam Neff
Ona Ensor
Belle Alexander
Rex Call
Morton
Paul Hall
Brazil
George Pierce
Eva Call
Mildred Brattoin
North Floyd Community Notes Highlight Local Visits
Rev. Bradley preached at Palestine on Sunday amid a string of small town visits and family updates. Mrs. M B Smith improves from tongueitis, Noble Smith and family visited home folks, and Mrs Waldo Michaels returned to Indianapolis after a week with her mother.
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Rev. Bradley
Palestine
M. B. Smith
Noble Smith
Kenyton
Waldo Michaels
Indianapolis
Wother
M. FE. Smith
Mae Stayes
James
Bainbridge
Ella Shinn
Glen Shinn
Tev
Bradley
Clifford Shinn
Eva Merle
Bernice Hogers
Gene Girton
Fred Rogers
Elsie Nutwrass
Dyn
Clyde
Thomas Solomon
Charlet Devers
Ohio
Harold Frederick
Kitchen Lore II Foods Guide for Balanced Diets
A culinary guidance piece outlines three main food groups builder repairer fuels and regulating foods. It stresses fruit and green vegetables daily and using cereals bran and whole wheat to retain minerals and fiber. A waffle recipe uses flour milk eggs bran and shortening baked in a hot iron.
Herald notes local publishing details and contact
The Herald issues listing publisher Charles J. Arnold and the paper's Greencastle office location at 17-19 South Jackson Street. It notes circulation via Putnam County mail and Greencastle carrier pricing, with annual and weekly rates and a note on advertising rates.
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Charles J. Arnold
Greencastle
Ind
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
Quick Relief for Coughing Spells
Amazing prescription Thoxine delivers fast double action soothing irritation and targets the cough. It promises immediate relief and a full refund if it fails to provide better relief than any prior remedy. Available in 50e, 60e, and $2.00 sizes at druggists.
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