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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1931
Page
4
The article surveys teens and young women favoring bright summer hues and lightweight cotton styles. Photographs showcase two summer looks, including an embroidered net formal with muted organdie trim and a tiered cotton lace evening frock, emphasizing wide shoulder lines and slender hips.
Granada Theatre presents Seed, Universal's adaptation of Charles G Norris Hirst novel. Cast includes Joe Boles Genevieve Tobin Lois Wilson Raymond Sackett and Zaku Pitts. The film centers on Bart Carter and a clash between wife and former lover over a man, amid a returning suitor’s complex motives.
The administrator of the estate of Isaac Herbert in Putnam County Indiana is William J. Herbert. The court notes the estate is solvent. John W. Herod, Clerk, Putnam Circuit Court, June 6 1931. attorney M D Abrams listed.
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Nancy M Boardman deceased to appear in Putnam Circuit Court Greencastle Indiana June 29 1981 and show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and heirs to prove heirship and receive distributive shares witnessed by the clerk of court June 5 1931 Putnam Circuit Court St June 6-18-20
John Lee and family of Indianapolis visited Wert Ader on Sunday. Frances Case of Greencastle spent the weekend with the Wilkinsons. Goldie Hamilton cared for her ill father Mr Cox. Elva Christy and two sons from West Newton visit Proctors. Edwin and Leo Proctor take music lessons from Mr Thompson who teaches in Bainbridge. Kenneth Fodlin family celebrated a birthday with Alva Gowin and family. James Ellsherry and family from ...
Terre Haute residents spent Memorial Day visiting Mr Ray Miller and Mrs Miller at their home. The social gathering highlighted community families and local traditions for the holiday.
The Original Gentry Brothers Famous Shows return after fifteen years with the old time acts including trained dogs ponies and monkeys. Matinee and night performances are set for Wednesday June 10 on West Walnut Street grounds featuring dancing cops and military ponies.
American Association Louisville defeated Toledo 4 to 1 while Minneapolis topped Kansas City 4 to 2 and St. Paul beat Milwaukee 10 to 4 with Indianapolis 12 over Columbus. In the American League New York edged St. Louis 8 to 7 in eleven innings and Chicago defeated Philadelphia 7 to 5 in twelve innings. Brooklyn won 3 to 1 over Chicago. Cincinnati routed Philadelphia 9 to 2 and St. Louis beat Boston 8 to 0. New York won 7 to 0 in ten innings against Columbus with several remaining matchups listed for today.
The notice invites advertisers to seek cooperation on advertising problems. It highlights the paper's close contact with advertisers across lines and offers knowledge to assist with copy preparation, store-related questions, and distribution methods. It presents the newspaper as a resource ready to help.
A traditional guide notes ham’s strong flavor and protein value and links digestion to pineapple’s bromelin enzyme. It presents two dishes: Ham Hawaiian Style with olives and brown sugar under the broiler, and Pork Chops with Grilled Pineapple served with pineapple volumes and affordable cost estimates.
The text traces oil development from Titusville Pennsylvania in 1860s to widespread U S production. It notes major producing regions Eastern Mid Continent Gulf Coast Rocky Mountain and California with Texas Oklahoma California as top producers accounting for about 86 percent of output. It cites a rapid post 1910 expansion of pipelines refineries and gasoline outlets and the World War I boost to fuel oil and aviation. It argues competition replaced monopoly over 18 20 years and cites 1906 investment near 800 million dollars now exceeds 1 000 000 000.
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