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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1928
Page
2
The Herald, formerly Star & Democrat since 1858, published in Greencastle Indiana announces subscription and mailing rates. Putnam County residents pay 3.00 yearly by mail, outside Putnam 3.50, Greencastle carrier 10 cents weekly, and weekly edition 1.50 annually.
STOP 32 Mr and Mrs Pitchford of Greencastle were in the vicinity Sunday afternoon. Ralph and John Torr called on George Bittles. Lamar Sears of Limedale visited his grandmother for two weeks. Mrs Harold Pitts remains improving. Her Greencastle grandmother was with her last week. Will Sutherlin and wife of Greencastle spent Wednesday with sister Addie Clifford. Russell Stoner and mother Maggie visited Jack Rogers family. Frank Torr suffered a bad tonsil infection recently. Lawrence Clifford spent the weekend with home folks while trucking at Sullivan. Mrs Baldwin hosted her aunt from Reelsville for several days. Lewis and Forest Hutcheson and Lawrence Clifford attended races at Sunflower Park.
The Ladies Aid of Beech Grove Church plans an ice cream supper with music at Roscoe Sutherlin's Saturday night July 21 three miles west of Clinton Falls. The M P Church Sunday School picnic at Sutherlin Springs is set for Sunday July 22 with members meeting at the church at 10 o'clock. Various local residents visit and host kin in the area, including Emily Boswell, Bula Stages, and the Bettis/Staggs families.
Alva E. Lisby treasurer of Putnam County Indiana invites sealed bids for 16960.00 in road construction bonds for Greencastle Township to be paid in twenty equal series dated July 15 1928 with four and one half percent interest. Bids due noon July 21 1928 at Greencastle Court House. right to reject bids reserved.
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