Glorious Betsy Novel Explores a Baltimore Mystery
Betsy Patterson wrestles with a torn letter amid a Baltimore social event as her bewitching tutor La Vert presses for a secret meeting. Captain Bonaparte’s delayed arrival heightens tension at the Sweet Springs Inn and Patterson household.
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Betsy Patterson
Sweet Springs Inn
Baltimore
Jerome Bonaparte
Napoleon
la Vert
Captain Bonaparte
Betsy
Patterson
Bonaparte
Rese Arbor
Monsieur
Dufresne
William
Miss Massenbird
Eph
Betty
St. Pierre
Mies Massenard
Girls in Trans Atlantic Race Highlight Earhart and Bell Routes
A map shows Amelia Earhart and Mabel Bell outlining their Atlantic crossing routes. Earhart’s path, charted by Commander Richard E Byrd, is deemed less hazardous. Bell’s Columbia flew from Roosevelt Field but returned to Curtiss Field due to heavy fog as both vie to be first woman to fly the Atlantic.
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Amelia Earhart
Boston
Lady Lindy
Mabel ‘Bell
Queen of Diamonds
Atlantic
Richard FE. Byrd
Miss Bell
Columbia
Roosevelt Field
Curtiss Field
County Auditor's Report of Bills and Payments
The document itemizes commissions allowances and extensive disbursements by Putnam County including salaries for Andrew Johnson Ford Lucas and others, office expenses, printing costs, and numerous vendors such as Sanitary Supply Co. and Browning Oil Co. It lists many individuals by name with amounts paid, reflecting a detailed financial ledger for the period June 9 to 15.
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Andrew Johnson
Ford Lucas
Layman Hepler
Woodburn Print. Co
P.O
Basseles
B. Gill
John D. Allen
Herb Fitsimmons
E. Gill
Wee Seimaco
O'S
Baba O
Burroughs Add. Machine Co
SCDOT
Woodburn Print, Co
Tilden McNeff
Govthare
Jos Cse S
Roy Terry
Alva Lisby
Robert Terry
M. Farr
Woodburn Print Co
Clarence McCammack
Shs Weener ,Etciene
Tearl Boswell
Leona Cooper
Sal
Ino
Sanne
Eiteljorge
Scribner & Spencer
Orville O'Neal
Ross Runyan
Chas, Marshall
Park de
Sweet and Wright
Lucile Hart
Coc
Lowell Park
A. Vermilsion
Isaac Skelt
Jesse Kendall
Frank Allen
Hattie Kendall
G. W. Hendrix
Waor Mate
Ces Ee Beg
Walden, Thomas C
John Allen
Owe
J. L. McFerran
Alene Mohee
ROY -Apmgig
Joe
Chas, W. Bridge Co
Buis, Oran
Goldie O'Neal
the Banner, Prel, High
R. T. Hamrek
Maude Haskett
Acie
Lawrence Rockhill
Ralph Ring
Srvehy
She
ASH Dipbe Ao Secconigsess
Minnie Moreland
Alonso Arnold
Bat Aa
PyGe Weoochid
Jno. Sinclair
Henry Woodall
CLG
OO Cence Ess
Bouke Teu
Ase
Arthur Shumaker
Teres
Pape Sas
Cicces
BIO One
Noah Ray
Theo
Wile
H. Morris
Gracy Reeeh Eyer
Tarvett Ani cc Eines
Lawrence MceCammack
Chas. Heath
Ada McCammack
P. B. Hutchinson
Putnam County Hospital
Mores
Poor Jackson
Sylvia Hurst
Bosses
Prim Omeel
Reese
Robbins & Sons
Thos, Wellman
J. Arnold
Workman & McCullough
Omit- Allen Lumber Co
J. C. Wilson Franklin Poor
Eaeae
Ellis Co
Burris
Cecil Wilson
Roy Hillis
Dees
Saicas Aces
High Point Oil Co
Geo, Gowan
S. McGaughey Russell Poor
Kiger Co
T. D, Brookshire
Bain Co
Pierce Motor _Encipment Co
Reee Ee Saee
Huber Mfg. Co
the Banner
Star
Floyd Poor
the Rubber Co
Indplis
Leyes
Farmers Store
Monroe Poor
Midwest Stone Co
TUR BamOee Eis Yeescesvs
Industrial Supply Co
Fay Hamilton
E. Burlingame
Irma Campbell
Darmal
Emals, Asphalt Co
Burlingame
Monroe
Standard Oil Qo
Cacy Carado de Gomme
Hunter Bros. Marion Poor
J. D. Adams Co
McGaughey
H. O'Neal Co
Potter Shoe Store
Spring Service Co
Frank Edwards
Put. Co. Hospital
I. Stone Co
Vandalia Coal Co
Bisman Ignition Co
G.A. Meller
S.sess
Cent
Motor Parts Co
C. B. Rector
B.C. Prevo Enc Esivecsiseee
Allen Co
Indianapolis Commercial
Made & Cook
W. E. Pickens
H. Lieber Co
W. E. Gill
Putnam
Bitar
Bock Bales Co
County
Apg
Grant Ce C. C, Tucker
Henry Allen
J. le
Ellie
Ata Garage
WB. C. Provo
Bee ii
McGaughey ‘Wash
Clodfelter
W. Hunt
Levi Williamson
Put. Co., Hospital
A. G. Sutherlin
Denny
Cloverdale Pr
Thomas Roach
L, Jackson
H, Sup
Dan Hall
Coffman
Aes
Wabash Blee, Co
B. P. Wright
Geastle Water Works
Maeer
Sii Ae Te Os
Sanitary Supply Co
Rex Hathaway
Real Estate Transfers In Hoosier Highlands and Chapel Cemetery
General F. Calbert transfers a lot in Hoosier Highlands to Charles W. Fennell for 150 dollars. Raymond Smith and wife sell a lot in Hoosier Highlands to Pearl Bush and others for 1 dollar. Lemuel Walden transfers a lot in Chapel Cemetery to Rose H. Walden for 1 dollar.
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General F. Calbert
Charles W. Fennell
Hoosier Highlands
Raymond Smith
Pearl Bush
Lemuel Walden
Rose H. Walden
Chapel Cemetery
Indiana Fish Laws Confusion Near Open Season
Indianapolis officials warn many anglers misunderstand the 1927 fish laws as the closed season runs to June 16 for bass and nine other species. Fish and game chief George Mannfeld urges focusing on suckers, carp and catfish to avoid violations, while the department sells the Evermann and Clark Report of Lake Michiganuckee with color illustrations for residents at two dollars.
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Indianapolis
Fish and Game Division
The
Conservation Department
George N. Mannfeld
Evermann and Clark
Lake Maxinkuckee
Indiana
Ford Sedan Added To Line
The Ford sedan is highlighted as the deluxe entry in the Ford passenger car line, featuring a long low body, rolled belt moulding, tan Tyroxylin top and rear quarters, a left side cowl ventilator, and a rich interior with light brown trimming, overstuffed lounge seats, embossed door panelling, and nickel hardware in a conservative scroll design.
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Ford
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Hanks Estate
In Krypene Circuit Court the estate of John W. Hanks deceased, admin John A. Hanks, presents final account and vouchers for exam June 29, 1928. Heirs creditors and legatees must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved. dated June 7 1928. Wim Sutherlin, Attorney. 31 June 9-16-23
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John W. Hanks
Krypene
John A. Hanks
John W. Hank
Circuit Court
Adm
Canaan Chapel Sunday Service and Community Notices
Sunday service at 11. Canaan church members extend congratulations to Mr and Mrs Orville Wells and wish them a happy life. Various visits noted including Ray Henry Beaman to the Eaglesfield family and Allen Perkins on Monday. Mentions of Beaman and Bra zil visits, and June 20 gathering by Roy Hassler and family.
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Charles Dunn
Canaan
Orville Wells
Ray Henry Beaman
Eaglesfield
Allen Perkins
James
Henry Brazil
Roy Beaman
Walter Hutcheson
Brazil
James Alaman
Vickers
James Albright
Albert Girt
Ladies
Margaret Vance
Roy Hassler
Greencastle
Ross Hassler
Harvey Pullan
Ray Beaman
Chas. Hill
Reelsville
Democratic nominees to meet Wednesday in Indianapolis
The Democratic nominees for state offices and the Democratic state committee will meet in Indianapolis on Wednesday to plan the campaign. Earl Peters urged all candidates to devote full time to their campaigns, while John H. Frederick sent a conciliatory telegram to Frank C. Dailey, offering congratulations and wholehearted support.
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Indianapolis
INS
Democratic State Committee
Reed Attacks Hoover as Pro British Candidate
Indianapolis June 8. Senator James A. Reed of Missouri denounces Herbert Hoover as pro British and says if the GOP nominates a candidate from Great Britain it should be Lord Gray. Reed, seeking the Democratic nomination, says Democrats can beat Hoover with any nominee and declines to discuss his own candidacy or Houston convention plans.
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Ndianapolis
INS
Herbert Hoover
United States
James A. Reed
Missouri
Great Britain
Lord Gray
Reed
Kansas City
Hoover
Houston
Texas
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Roy Evans
South Jackson Street
Putnam County
Arline DE Haas
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc
Dolores Costello
Warner Bros
Aida Johnson Young
Major Patterson
Detsy
de Langiac
Relef
Sacre
Re Langlac
Bel
Mademoiselle
Hetsy
Sir
Snew York
King, Morrison, Foster Sup
Hunting Lab
Browning How. Co
Marshall Gran CO
PEGS
Lakin
Minervia Gardner
Mary Doweh
Indels
Amos Wendling
OREN
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Casecccs
Arthur E. Egegis
Big
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Halliday Co
Ford Sedan
Canaan Chapel
Indiana Loan Company
Washington St