Sheriff Sale Notice From Putnam Court Decree
A certified copy of a Putnam Circuit Court decree requires sale of property to satisfy $822.48 plus interest and costs. The Ladoga Building Loan Fund and Savings Association sues James Harris et al for legal action with sale scheduled Saturday the th day of February, 1991.
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Putnam Circuit Court
Ladoga Building Loan Fund and Savings Association
James i Harris
Public Auction of Greencastle Land in Putnam County Indiana
At the Putnam County Court House east door between 10 am and 4 pm, rents and profits for up to seven years from Part of Lot 3 in Jacob Dargy Enlargement, Greencastle, starting 37.5 feet north of Indiana and Jacob Streets corner. If not sold, real estate fee simple will be exposed at public sale to satisfy decree costs. Sheriff Alva Bryan of Putnam County officiates. Rk. W. Marke is attorney. January 17, 1931.
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Putnam County
Indiana
Jacob Dargy
Greencastle
Indiana and
Jacob Streets
Alva Bryan
Rk. W. Marke
Mission on the Pacific Coast Faces Financial Gamble
Peter Morton plans a million dollar mission to aid hoboes and invites May Smith to help. May sharking funds by pawning jewels becomes involved with Peter while Marion looms as a rival, testing May to balance money schemes with genuine aid at the Hope Mission.
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Peter
Marion
Feelluwe
May Smith
Hey
Jay
May
Pacific
Tye
Peter Morton
Jenny
Miss Smith
King
Max
Life of Daniel V Moffett Auditor and banker from Putnam County
Daniel V Moffett born June 11 1863 in Edgar County Illinois died January 17 1931 aged 67 7 6 lived in Putnam County Indiana. He served as Putnam County auditor from 1908 and as president of Cloverdale’s First National Bank. A Primitive Baptist church member he mentored his son Ora and cared for orphan O W Smythe. Funeral services were held at his home with burial in Cloverdale cemetery.
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Daniel V. Moffett
Silas 1
Nancy Davis Moffett
Edgar County
Iinois
Eliza J. Bennett
St. Petersburg
Florida
Lilly MaeGill
Gireencastle
Indiana
Mary Hurst
Jefferson
Elza Vowel Hurst
Ora
Greencastle
O. W. Smythe
Putnam County
Bank of Cloverdale
First National Bank
Primitive Baptist Church
Old Deer Creek
Mary Louise
Deward
Harold Smythe
God
Valley of Rest
Harold McCammack
W. E. Gill
Cloverdale Cemetery
The Lash Triumphs Again for Richard Barthelmess
The Lash opens at Voncastle Theatre with Richard Barthelmess in a First National Vitaphone feature sharing adventure romance drama and humor. Mary Astor Marian Nixon James Rennie and a strong supporting cast join Frank Lloyds direction to deliver a vivid early California story bolstered by a memorable cattle stampede sequence.
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Lash
Richard Barthelmess
Teichard Barthelmess
Voncastle Theatre
Barthelmeas
Dawn Patrol
California
Barthelmess
Mary Astor
Marian Nixon
James Rennie
Robert Edeson
Fred Kohler
Arthur Stone
Erville Alderson
Barsbara Bedford
Leon Pedro
Tony Merlo
Frank Lloyd
Indiana cuts detours to 3 percent of roads in 1930 gains
Indiana state highway records show 1930 detours comprised 3 percent of road mileage, aided by two railroad grade separations and one grading project. The season enabled most projects to finish before winter, reducing public hardship. Detour costs varied, notably 900 daily vehicles on a six mile Lost River detour costing motorists about 55,890 dollars.
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Indiana
State Department
Road Department
Lost River
West Baden
Prospect
H.C. Offett
Vincennes
Highways Department
Brookville
Metamora
Highway Department
A .O. Hastings
Greenfield
Flat Rock River
Columbus
C. R. McClain
Seymour
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