Greencastle Herald 1858 Ad Rates and Obituary Policy
The Greencastle Herald lists office address 17 19 South Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana and rates by mail Putnam County 3.00 yearly outside Putnam 3.50 yearly. carrier 10 cents a week. weekly edition 1.50 yearly. Obituaries are charged 2 cents per line with 5 word lines and poetry at 5 cents per line.
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Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
Sreatra
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Semen Mane
Putnam County
Sheriff Sale Involving Anna A Miller Versus Eugene Shireman
Public auction set for February 11 1928 in Greencastle Indiana to sell rents and profits from a described 140 acre property in Putnam County plus a roadway to satisfy a decree of 2842 55 with interest and costs. If needed the fee simple of the property may be offered to cover the decree. Poster notices dated January 18 1928.
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Anna A. Miller
Eugene C. Shireman
Putnam Circuit
Court House
Greencastle
Putnam
Indiana
Township 15
Phesteljorge
Sher Dati
Hamilton
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate for Charles A Black
Creditors heirs and legatees of Charles A Black are summoned to appear in Putnam Circuit Court at Greencastle Indiana on February 8 1928 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and filed for the estate of the deceased.
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Charles A. Black
Putnam
Greencastle
Indiana
Heirship Proof Sought in Putnam Circuit Court
The court docket notes call for final proof of heirship and distribution of shares. Clerk Ferd Lucas records the date January 16 1928 with attorney John H. Rader handling the matter. Notices list publication dates January 31 February 18 25 and February 1.
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Ferd Lucas
Putnam Cirrcuit Court
John H. Rader
Putnam County Sealed Bids Requested for Road Equipment
The Board of Commissioners of Putnam County Indiana invites sealed bids by February 6 1928 for light patrol maintainers and 8 foot one way drags. Bids must include non collusion affidavits and the board may reject any or all bids. Signed W F Davis M E Cooper C A Day. Attest W E Gill County Auditor.
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Board of Commissioners
Putnam County
Indiana
W. F. Davis
M. E. Cooper
C. A. Day
Board of Commissioners of
W. E. Gill
Death of David Corder and local church events
David Corder died Thursday morning in Putnam County Hospital from typhoid fever. Funeral and burial were planned near Bloomington Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Noble and Allen Noble visited their mother Mrs. Margaret Newgent. Mrs. Emily Boswell visited daughter Mrs. Eula Stages. Meeting closed Sunday night with four additions to the church. Rev. and Mrs. McCaslin Rev. Wilmoth Arvel Roach and family dined with Mr. and Mrs. George Pierce. The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
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David Corder
Putnam County Hospital
Bloomington
Will Noble
Allen Noble
Margaret Newgent
Emily Boswell
Eula
McCaslin
Wilmoth
Arvel Roach
Ed. Bettis
George Pierce
Rural notices from Putnam County reflect local misfortune and activity
Millie Goddard spent all day Thursday and Amelia Elling with Mrs. Paul Thomas, while a Greencastle hattery proprietor will send a poultry specialist to Robert Irwin next Tuesday for a bacillus test. The Putnam County line mud hole prompts repairs, as mail carrier Ben King and son Andrew Florida? No, Ray Dickey works with maple timber on Lemuel John's Walnut farm. Carey Dillinger moves saw mill to Mrs. Ella Gardner’s, sawing beech into railroad ties. Willard Wells at Fred Lancaster's Greencastle home under treatment for bone erysipelas slowly improving but unable to walk for months. Austin Dillinger suffers eczema. Shumaker farm fire leaves Michael Gilbert homeless with winter cold. Easton Dickey and son visit grandmother Mrs. Ella Gardner. Carey Dillinger and brother Kenneth build a shack at the saw mill site. Annie Mae Johnson suffers flux. Mrs. Harold Anderson’s washing destroyed by the Gilbert home fire. County trucks to repair the muddy line so mail can pass. Alvin Ellis on sick list with bilious attack. Mrs. Harley Head and son Estel visit Haw Creek Church then Sylvan Glover, bedridden with typhoid fever.
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Amelia Elling
Fred Johns
Paul Thomas
Sherman
Greencastle Hatchery
Robert Irwin
Ben King
Putnam-Parke Counry
Ray Dickey
Ben Dickey
Austin Dillinger
Carey Dillinger
Shumaker
Michael Gilbert
Easton Dickey
Andrew
Ella Gardner
Kenneth
Putnam County
Alvin Ellis
Jess Ellis
Harley Head
Estel
Haw Creek Church
Ladoga
Konjola Miracle Restores Hampered Worker Says Rheumatism Vanished
An Indiana man credits Konjola with curing two years of rheumatism. He reports losing use of his legs, relying on crutches, and being unable to work, but after treatment he is pain free and back to work. Konjola sold at Owl drug store in Greencastle and by regional druggists.
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Phillip J. Johnson
Route 2
Box 184
Huntington
Ind
Konjola
Greencastle
Owl Drug
Owen Moore
Club dances and meetings per city notices
The Country Club plans a Thursday night dance with James Bittles on piano chaired by Mrs. Glen Lyon. The Twentieth Century Club meets Thursday at 2 30 p m with Mrs. Theodore Crawley at 807 South Locust. Mrs. F L Busenberg hosts the Boston Club with Miss Zella Adams assisting. Keystones Bible Class meets at Mrs. John King’s home on East Anderson Street for January readings led by Mrs. Cohen Pierson discussing Whittier the Poet of Tolerance.
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Glen Lyon
James Bittles
Twentieth Century Club
Theodore Crawley
South Locust Street
F. L. Busenberg
Boston Club
Zella Adams
Lelia Pickett
Jennie Throop
Harpers Magazine
Saturday Evening Post
Keystone Bible
John King
East Anderson Street
Ben Riley
Cohen Pierson
Local Club Notes Highlight Socials And Charity Efforts
Social hour hosted by a church group featured dainty refreshments. Section Four sets Thursday 2 30 at Mrs B H Bruner home. Delta Theta Tau meets Thursday at 7 30 PM in Phi Delta Kappa Hall. S C C Club hosts style show and coal gift to a needy widow. Tri Kappa to meet with Mrs Glen Lyon to plan Greencastle charity work. P E O Sisterhood meets tonight at 6 with Mrs H B Gough.
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S. C. C. Club
Bessie Bryan
Margaret Maloney
Tri Kappa
Glen Lyon
Tri Kappa Sorority
Glenn Lyon
Paul Albin
Greencastle
Albin
Lucy Rowland Hall Features Dormitory Exceeding Norms
Lucy Rowland Hall, the Rector gifts latest addition, will cost about $250000 and be completed mid April. The building will include two parlors on the first floor a sun parlor a second entrance between basements and multiple parlors on floors two and four. It will house about one hundred girls in forty single and thirty double rooms with a basement dining room storage and recreation spaces and an elevator for trunk movement. Occupancy is slated for next fall under the slogan Make the Best Better with Miss Arbuckle assisting and local club prizewinners contributing.
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Lucy Rowland
Rector Hall
Arbuckle
Extensive 4-H Club Program Planned
The document outlines the upcoming year for 4-H Club work, open to girls aged 10 to 18. Instructors Miss Hazel Arbuckle Miss Ader and Miss Carol Shoultz lead the program, part of the national agriculture and home economics extension system, promoting better farming and home economy practices and broader life skills.
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Hazel Arbuckle
Miss Ader
Carol Shoultz
What Price Glory at Granada and The Woman on Trial
The Granada Theatre shows William Fox film What Price Glory ending tonight starring Victor McLaglen Edmund Lowe and Dolores Del Rio Pola Negri stars in The Woman on Trial opening Thursday and Friday with a tale of sacrifice and passion based on Confession by Ernest Vajda featuring Einar Hanson and Arnold Kent in key roles.
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William Fox
Granada Theatre
Victor McLaglen
Edmund Lowe
Dolores del Rio
Pola Negri
Paramount
Mauritz Stiller
Ernest Vajda
Einar Hanson
Arnold Kent
Little Miss O'Neil Sings for Opera Dream
The piece follows Little Miss O'Neil who plays a shop girl with Irish Jewish roots aiming to become a grand opera singer. She is discharged from the department store after an irate floor manager's action.
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Miss O'Neil
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