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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1929
Page
3
ImMOVIES voncastle presents a sensational drama based on a Denver jurist book. Two marriages end badly guiding children toward independence then a companionate union seeks lasting love and a hoped for heir amid a sister’s fatal plunge.
An advertisement touts PLY-TOX as a rapid Mosquito guard for homes. It claims the full interior can be freed within minutes using an improved FLY-TOX Hand Sprayer to spray toward ceilings walls hangings closets and screens. The product is described as stainless safe and perfume scented from Mellon Institute research.
New York July 17. Doland L. Samuels a stock exchange member faced a divorce petition from his wife Charlotte C. Samuels after she says she damaged her nervous system trying to aid his 332 pound weight loss. She seeks $125 weekly temporary alimony as the Supreme Court granted. He allegedly cheated on his diet.
Mr. and Mrs. BE Buis and cen Beryl visited Glen Burgess and family of Coatesville. Liloyd and Harrison McGinnis of Muncie spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L B McGinnis and Ray. Rev. Arthur Swarens and Alfred Stone were dinner guests of Oran Buis. Lester Storm and family of Greencastle visited Mrs. Myrtle Storm and son. Sammy Goodwin spent Sunday with Fred Hunter and family. Melvin Ruark, John Cash and wife, Oran Buis and family and E N Monday called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Newman Saturday evening.
Louis B. Seltzer editor and Carlton K. Matson chief editorial writer of a Cleveland afternoon newspaper were found guilty of contempt. Judge Frederick P. Walther sentenced both to 30 days in jail a $500 fine and costs.
In Bloomington two victims, Mrs. Frank Cox and Harold Townsend, were treated for cat bites. Heads of both cats were sent to the Indiana state health department in Indianapolis for rabies analysis.
Miss Reba Hutcheson spent Friday night with Misses Madonna and Florence Hutcheson. The Chew family and relatives visited Frank Senters in Pleasant Garden. Local attendees watched the 4 H Club play Clubbing A Husband at Reelsville High School auditorium. Mrs. Hubert Morrison and her children from Muncie visited friends here. An ice cream social was held at the Reelsville M K Church Tuesday night.
Mrs. Willard Eberhart of Orlando, Florida, found a more than three foot long snake coiled between the mattress and footboard at the Eberhart summer home near Edinburg Indiana. Paul Eberhart, son of Mr and Mrs James Eberhart, shot the reptile in the head with a .22 caliber pistol after the alarm.
The Navy plans to launch the first all metal dirigible in the United States within a month. Built over three years in Detroit, the hull is complete and inflation will take about two days. The project aims to test performance and maneuverability of metal airships compared with non rigid models.
The Herald Greencastle Indiana announces subscription rates with 3.00 per year in Putnam County and 3.50 outside, carrier delivery 10 cents a week, editors Roy Evans and LeRoy Bee, published weekdays except Sunday from 17 19 South Jackson Street.
James I Nelson of Greencastle was in Morton last Monday. Hubert Clodfelter and wife visited Indianapolis with Nell Bettis family. Funeral guest list includes William Davis with Gary and Chicago attendees. The piece records multiple regional visits, funerals and travel notes across Greencastle Crawfordsville Muncie Rockville and Morton communities.
Transportation item lists departure and arrival times for a Greencastle to Bloomington route with morning and afternoon options and a contact phone number. The note cites times 8 45 A M 12 45 P M 4 10 P M 7 00 and the phone 4373 for reservations or inquiries.
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