Putnam County Board of Review Closes 30 Day Session
The Putnam County board of review completed its work today and adjourned after a thirty day session. It reviewed the township assessor reports. Members include County Treasurer Gilbert Ogles, County Auditor W. E. Gill, County Assessor Charles Marshall, with two appointed members John Carrington of Russellville and William Cooper.
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Putnam County Board of Review
Gilbert Ogles
W. E. Gill
Charles Marshall
John Carrington
Russellville
William Cooper
Swaim Damage Suit Moves to Hendricks County Court
Judge James P. Hughes granted a change of venue in the Putnam circuit court to Hendricks County for the case of George F. Swaim of Roachdale against Fred Clark. Swaim seeks 5000 dollars in damages claiming he was struck by the defendant. venue change granted on Clark's motion weeks earlier.
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James P. Hughes
Putnam
George F. Swaim
Roachdale
Fred Clark
Swaim
Pennsylvania shifts agency at Fillmore station
The Pennsylvania railroad moved its Fillmore passenger and freight station to a new agency site after prior permission from the Indiana Public Service Commission. A hearing was held at Greencastle City Hall on April 23 to discuss the change.
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Fillmore
Lagency
theIndiana Public Service Commission
Greencastle
Seeks to Break $1,000,000 Will Seeks to Break $1,000,000 Will
A local push targets a milestone gift of one million dollars for a community project. Organizers argue the donor drive could fund critical services and attract further philanthropy.
Putnam County Council Called for Special Session 1930
Notice to Putnam County taxpayers that the Putnam County Council, Indiana, will convene in a special session to consider appropriations from the General County Fund for 1930 and to fill a vacant councilman at large seat. The session is set for July 12 at 2 p.m. and will address a $2,754 appropriation for current expenses, county fair, township poor, and tax assessments. Proceedings depend on taxpayers objecting in writing if ten or more residents file objections.
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Putnam County
Indiana
Putnam County Council
General County Fund
Thomas D. Brookshire
Clinton Township
Warren Township
Madison Township
Floyd Township
Special Meeting Notice to Putnam County Council Members
Willis E. Gill the Putnam County Auditor calls a special session for July 1930 at 2 P M in the Commissioners Court Room Greencastle Indiana. The council will consider a 2754 budget appropriation from the county fund and fill the at large vacancy caused by Thomas D Brookshire s death. The notice is published with a taxpayers notice attached.
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Putnam County Council
John Sinclair
Herschel C. Poster
Roy Hillis
William B. Bridges
Ht. C. Morrison
George Aker
Putnam County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Putnam
Commissioners Court Room
Greencastle
Thomas D. Brookshire
General County
Willis E. Gill
Theaters VanCastle premieres Hard to Get at Vancastle
The First National Vitaphone air talking feature Hard to Get stars Dorothy Mackaill with Jack Oakie Louise Fazenda Edmund Burns and Charles Delaney at the Vancastle Theatre tonight and Wednesday. The program also includes The Fighting Parson and December horoscope playgrounds with music and dance. Also gardening notes advise protecting trees with crates and proper shrub planting times.
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Vancastle
Vancastle Theatre
Dorothy Mackaill
Jack Oakie
Louise Fazenda
Edmund Turns
Charles Delaney
Miss Mackaill
Second Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Fords
Greencastle
Harry Langdon
Hull Hints on School Planting in Indiana
Lafayette Indiana July 1 Purdue landscape specialist R B Hull tells school custodians that township grounds need planting to provide play areas and avoid barren spaces. He urges dense turf to curb weeds and recommends April ammonium sulfate fertilizer at a quarter pound per 100 square feet with thorough soaking rather than light, frequent applications.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
R. B. Hull
Purdue University
Hull
Color contrasts dominate new summer fashions in Paris
Paris reports bold color contrasts in summer styles. Somber browns beiges and greys pair with white and pastels. Fashions feature lighter coats over larger frocks, two tone dresses, and chic combinations from Patou Schiaparelli and Vionnet with pinks blues lilacs and blacks.
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Paris
Vionnet
Ecru
Schiaparelli
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