The Herald and Star and Democrat Notice
The Green Castle Indiana newspaper listing shows mailing and publication details for The Herald and Star and Democrat. It lists office address 17 19 South Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana and subscription rates for Putnam County and outside, plus carrier and weekly editions.
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Star & Democrat
Neastle
Ind
Postoffice
Narles
Atdoi
Evopeistoy
eBoy Bees
Oy Bvanche
South Jacksontreet
Greencastle
Indiana
Telehone
Gree
Putnam County
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Appointment of Admin for Emily Huncan Estate in Indiana
A notice states J Tr oh acting as administrator under the authority of the Circuit Court of Putnam County Indiana for the estate of Emily Huncan late of Putnam County The document cites Howlett as attorney in fact with filing details dated January 16 1900s and mentions Dickerson as attorney at law.
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J ' Troh
Idee
Circuit Court
Indiana
Emily Huncan
Putnam County
Konjola remedy billows promises health revival
Crystal Haworth of Indiana reports six years of kidney and nervous troubles eased by Konjola. She describes backaches, liver poisoning, and general rundown improving after using bottles. She credits renewed appetite and strength to the medicine sold in Greencastle and nearby towns.
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Ier
Crystal Haworth
Bus
Indiana
Kokomo
Sam
Medicide
Greencastle
Otto Gray Cowboy Band at Granada Theatre Friday and Saturday
Otto Gray and his Cowboy Band of Oklahoma return to Granada Theatre for four shows over Friday and Saturday, with mixed acts and a surprise feature. Owen Gray and Mrs. Gray perform comedy singing and rope tricks, while Fred showcases multiple instruments. The package promises a larger, guaranteed attraction with added features.
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Otto Gray
Cowboy Band
Oklahoma
Granada Theatre
Owen Gray
Fred
Mr. Gray
Cow Boy Band
Morton News Social Notes From Bainbridge and Nearby
Mrs. John Sharp of Bainbridge and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roach hosted visits Sunday. Several residents, including Lloyd Pulliam and John Miller, remain in nearby hospitals. Families travel between Greencastle Crawfordsville Indianapolis Toachdale and Fincastle for care and visits.
Children of Greencastle Visit Mr and Mrs Rey
Children from Greencastle visited Mr. and Mrs. Rey Blue on Sunday in a friendly call to share greetings and good wishes.
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Greencastle
Mrs. Rey
Local residents visit kin. multiple updates on health
Mrs. Fred Allan returns home from a visit in town while Leone Sutherlin spends the weekend with her parents. Several families share Sunday visits in Indianapolis and Cloverdale. Flu illnesses affect Mrs. Minerva Cooper and Mrs. Floy Woodall. health gradually improves for Mrs. R. T. Moore. Additional social-visitation notes include the Meek, Harris, Wright, Finn, and Jones households with relatives in Greencastle and Indy.
Local Notes from Bainbridge and Greencastle
Mrs. W. D. Conn is ill with a cold. John Huffman Joe and Max Smith visited Greencastle Monday. Olu Ellis of Greencastle seen on our streets Thursday. James Pettie able to be downtown Friday. Mrs. Nellie Sharp ill at home with a cold but out again. James Stages Burl Flint spent Sunday with Agee Pritchard. Mrs. Mae Staggs and children called on Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Knauer Saturday. Thomas Solomon and Mrs. Fred Rogers and daughters Ruth and Bayne in town Saturday afternoon. L. Grey of Indianapolis spent Sunday with his wife and son here. Mrs. Chas. McNorton heard from son Frank of Detroit that he was married at Christmas and will reside in Detroit. Laura Wilson visited her brother Pete Wilson and family Saturday night and Sunday on her way to California to meet her husband. Mrs. Joe Allee of Indianapolis called on Mrs. Clella Shea last Tuesday. Mr. Shetney ill with appendicitis. Mrs. Emma Allgood called on Mrs. Mae Stages Sunday afternoon.
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W. D. Conn
John Huffman
Joe
Max Smith
Greencastle
Olu Ellis
James Pettie
Nellie Sharp
James Stages
Burl Flint
Agee Pritchard
Mae Staggs
Cecil Knauer
Thomas Solomon
Fred Rogers
Ruth
Bayne
Tk. L. Grey
Indianapolis
Chas. McNorton
Frank
Detroit
Laura Wilson
Pete Wilson
California
Joe Allee
Clella Shea
Shetney
Emma Allgood
Mae Stagesnday
Local Notes From Somerset Area This Week
Rev Stallings of Coatesville preached last Sunday morning. Mrs John Watts improves after illness. Mr and Mrs John Weysong drove to Rockville. James Pace and family recover from flu. Johnny Priest entertained Somerset people at Bainbridge. Roy Stairwall rents Morton area farm and plans February move. Maurice Huffman to South Bend for work and move soon. Mark Woodworth to visit daughter near Coatesville. Raymond Flint and Earl O Hair cutting wood for maple syrup at Albert O Hairs place.
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Stallings of
Coatesville
John Watts
John Weysong
Rockville
James Pace
Johnny Priest
Somerset
Bainbridge
Roy Stairwall
Jackson
W. L.evrand
Morton
Maurice Huffman
Earl O'Hair
South Bend
Mark Woodworth
Chas. Holland
Mr. Holland
Raymond Flint
Albert O'Hair
Silk Heist Plot in Malone's Team Race Deadline
Danny, a restless ex police man now working with a trucking crew tied to bandits, plans a bold silk robbery to aid Bull Savage’s gang. Jimmy Wells and Mary Guiva weigh risk as Danny faces a fatal mission and looming betrayal. In the warehouse run, tension sharpens while the crew reels toward an elusive payoff.
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Polve Fierce
Dayton
Malone
Jimmy Wells
Mary Guiva
Danny
Alfred Dayton, Jr
Bull Savage
Dicky
Bull
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Wilfred Meek
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Kenneth Harris
J. B. Wright
Lorene Smith
Edma Alice
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Albert Williams
M. T. Finn
Ellen
Charles Finn
Ray Jones
Chilren
Jesse Jones
Minard Hague
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Crawford Hotel
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FPO Pictures Corp
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