Gibson Returns to Granada in The Winged Horseman
Tomorrow night fans can see Hoot Gibson in The Winged Horseman at Granada theatre marking his return to Westerns after a hiatus. The film promises quality thrills action and romance with varied Western locales. On Sunday Granada presents comedian Glenn Tryon in It Can Be Done a sure fire comedy sensation.
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King of Western Pictures
Poot” Gibson
Granada Theatre
Gibson
Hoot Gibson
Granada
Glenn’ Tryon
The Glorious Trail at Vancastle Theatre Saturday
Ken Maynard stars in a First National western about the first telegraph wires across the West. Filmed in California Montana and Wyoming with Sioux sequences and Fort Russell equipment. Local patrons also see Reginald Denny comedy His Lucky Day for a laugh riot.
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Vancastle Theatre
Ken
California
Montana
Wyoming
Fort Russell
Vancastle
Reginald Denny
Community Notes From Cloverdale and Nearby
Local social roundup includes Mrs. Molly Horn hosting the Fortnightly Club on North Main, church day exercises at First Christian Church, and visits by the Egan and O'Mullane families. A June 5 birth, Otis Henry Patrick, is reported with mother Marjorie Coffman Patrick. Kenneth O Daniel, son of Isa O Daniel, wed Virginia Marsh in Painsville Ohio. O Daniel to Norfolk Navy base.
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Molly Horn
North Main Street
First Christian Church
James Egan
Brownsburg
Egan
John O'Mullane Jr
A. D. Rule
Lucy Mann
V. O. Mann
Vernon
Greencastle
A. J. Harris
D. R. Maze
Kenneth O’daniel
Isa O’daniel
Indianapolis
Mis
Virginia Marsh
M. E
Painsville
O'Daniel
Navy
Norfolk
Deleia Lee Rogers
Chas. Pector
Joe Rogers
Marie Polk
Oaktown
William
Pulliam Buys Linton Paper in Indiana
Linton Daily Citizen sold to Eugene Pulliam publisher of Lebanon and other papers and John H. Watkins of Indianapolis joins as partner. Joe E. Turner and Sam D. Bryan retire from the Citizen.
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Linton, Ind
Linton Daily Citizen Today
Eugene Pulliam
Lebanon
Indiana
Florida
South Carolina
Oklahoma
John H. Watkins
Indianapolis
Pulliam
Joe E. Turner
Sam D. Bryan
The
Citizen
Local Socials and Visits Across Morton Area
Miss Tillie White and Henry White near Lena visit with Mr and Mrs Will Perkins. George Lloyd and wife host Sunday dinner for California guests Claude Burk Charles Frank and Columbus Ohio visitors Everett Lloyd and Joseph. Indianapolis trips and family visits noted with several Moran and Miller relatives attending events in Morton and Bainbridge.
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Tillie White
Henry White
Lena
John Mitchell
Carbon
Will Perkins
Claude Burk
Charles Frank
California
Everett Lloyd
Joseph
Columbus, O
George Lloyd
Rockville
Lonnie Frank
Indianapolis
Helen Maddox
Nell Bettis
Russell O’haver
W. S. Lawter
Freda
Laura Inge
Hilda Miller
Muncie
Lee
Carl Miller
Thomas Holland
Howard Farrow
Will Whitted
Jessie Nelson
Bainbridge
Principal Binford Resigns Bloomington Post for Louisville
H E Binford principal of Bloomington High School resigns to head one of Louisville high schools. He came from Peru three years ago and will move with his family to Louisville to begin fall duties.
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Bloomington
INS
H. E. Binford
Peru
Louisville
Ten Best Radio Selections Compiled by LN8
Central Standard Time lists ten top radio selections curated by LN8. The column outlines program variety and listening slots, presenting a snapshot of prime broadcasts in a prime time schedule.
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LN. 8
Central Standard Time
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights from 7:30 to 10:00
The lineup lists Then and Now at 7:30 on Columbia and varied programs on WJZ WEAF including Salon Singers Interwoven Pair and Philco Theatre Memories. At 9:00 p.m. Armstrong Quakers and The Gosspers air on WJZ WEAF with 10:00 p.m. Slumber Music and Enna Jettick Melodies on Columbia.
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Columbia
WJZ
Philco
WEAF
Philco Theatre
Slumber +Music
Tragic Slaying Ties OSU Medical Student to Professor Case
Theora Hix a 25 year old Braden town Florida coed and second year medical student at Ohio State University was found murdered on a rifle range near Columbus. Professor James Howard Snook of the university veterinary department confessed to the slaying in a connection to the case.
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Theora Hix
Bradentown
Fla
Columbus
Miss Hix
Ohio State
James Howard Snook
Indiana State Fair premium list ready to mail
The Indiana State Fair runs August 30 to September 7 and offers a premium list showing 171745.60 dollars in premiums and purses, ten thousand more than last year. The 300 page book targets breeders and includes classes for Indiana exhibitors with entry closes August 14 and can be obtained by mailing a card to E. J. Barker at the State House in Indianapolis.
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Indiana
E. J. Barker
Indiana Board of Agriculture
State House
Indianapolis
Mrs Hoover to speak on Nat s 4 H radio program
Mrs Herbert Hoover will address America’s 4 H Boys and Girls clubs on Saturday night June 22. The broadcast comes from Washington where 4 H representatives from 40 states attend a seven day encampment on the Agriculture Department grounds. Her talk will feature a special 4 H Club radio program. The 4 H clubs are overseen by the extension service and state agricultural colleges.
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Herbert Hoover
Boys and Girls of America
National Broadcasting Company
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Miss Pearl Brown Heads University Publicity Office
Miss Pearl Brown a De Pauw University senior is in charge of the University publicity office for the summer. She has studied journalism the past year and written features for large papers with several syndicated articles. She is taking summer school work here with home at Advance.
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Miss Pearl Brown
DePauw University
Miss Brown
Advance
Woman Freed After Four Days In Mexican Jail
Mrs Nana Madex a Wheatland Wyoming tourist was jailed four days in Tijuana on a traffic charge. San Diego police arranged her release after she paid 250 dollars demanded by the Japanese injured in the accident.
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Tijuana
Mexico
Nana Madex
Wheatland
Wyo
San Diego
Cal
Madex
Howver
Wealthy bachelor Cochranes dies in Saranac Lake
Alexander Smith Cochran, Yonkers carpet magnate and former husband of opera star Ganna Walska, died in Saranac Lake at age unspecified. He was famed as a sportsman and philanthropist and was once called the world's wealthiest bachelor. He kept a summer home in Redlands, California.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
Alexander Smith Cochrane
Yonkers
Mme. Ganna Walska
Cochrane
Redlands
California
Rubber Painted Plane Aims Coast to Coast Dash
Lee Schoenhair of Los Angeles plans a solo flight to New York from the West Coast in under sixteen hours using a Lockheed Vega with rubber paint for reduced drag. The attempt follows the 18 hour 21 minute record set by Frank Hawks earlier this year. Route includes Albuquerque, Belleville, Harrisburg, and Roosevelt Field.
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New York
J. D. Tew
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Lee Schoenhair
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank Hawks
Schoenhair
Pratt & Whitney
Albuquerque
N. M
Belleville
Harrisburg
Roosevelt Field
Spanish plane Numancia poised for Atlantic flight to relieve agriculture
Madrid June 21 IN Sited at Los Alcazares near Seville the giant Spanish amphibian Numancia stood ready to depart for an Atlantic crossing via Azores Major Ramon Franco will pilot accompanied by Captains Sallarza and Ruiz De Alda First stop Azores refuel then to Halifax Nova Scotia from there south to Washington or New York The flight aims for 15 hours to Azores and 24 hours to second leg If successful a return trip or continuation to Havana and Mexico City is planned for a 1928 world circumnavigation plan
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Madrid
INS
Numancia
Los Alcazares
Seville
Atlantic
Azores
Ramon Franco
Franco
Sallarza
Ruiz de Alda
Halifax
N. 5S
Washington
New York
United States
Havana
Mexico City
Nation wide tariff protection emerges as drives cross regions
Washington June 21 The tariff protection push spreads from the industrial east to the agricultural west and the southern and western states join eastern interests at four senate finance committees. Western and southern delegates seek higher protection for local products and lower rates on domestic raw materials, signaling a national bid for tariff safeguards.
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William K. Hutchinson
Washington
Star of Tariff Protection
South
Far West
Florida
California
Louisiana
Utah
Two Negroes Die in Chair in Chicago
In Chicago on June 21 two Black men Morgan Swan and Napoleon Glover were executed for the murder of Charles Metlock in a drug store robbery. Swan died first and both were calm as the electric chair ended their lives within twenty five minutes after the sentence.
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Chicago
INS
Morgan Swan
Napoleon Glover
Charles Metlock
Swan
Grady’s Misplaced Pants Bring Missing Cash Tale
Indianapolis resident William B. Grady learned a lesson about hanging trousers near a window after finding $40 missing from his $70 roll. He hung pants again and found a $20 missing and a $1 replaced. Last night he avoided the window to protect his money.
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Grady
Indianapolis
Ind
William
Yesterday's Results in Major Leagues and Associations
Yesterday's results include American Association games with Indianapolis 4 over St. Paul 0, Kansas City 6 over Toledo 3, Columbus 2 over Milwaukee 1, Louisville 4 to Milwaukee 4, Minneapolis 3 to Minneapolis 3. AL Chicago 5 over St. Louis 3, Boston 6 over Washington 4, Detroit 8 over Cleveland 4. NL Boston 4 over Brooklyn 2, New York 11 over Philadelphia 6, Chicago 7 over St. Louis 6.
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Indianapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Toledo
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
The Herald Greencastle Indiana History Note
The Herald established as Star & Democrat in 1868 published daily except Sunday from 17-19 South Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana with a Putnam County subscription rate of 3.00 per year and 3.50 outside Putnam County.
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Herald
The
Star & Democrat
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J
LeRoy Lee
Rom Bvars
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
Advertising services to aid your newspaper
The notice invites advertisers to use the newspaper for cooperation in solving advertising problems. It highlights close contact with advertisers across lines and offers help with copy, store problems, and distribution methods. It emphasizes the value of the service and welcomes inquiries.
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Mrs. Hoover
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the Herald
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U.S
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Indiana Republican Editorial Association
James BE. Watson
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