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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
3
Inspector Wilm ot faces a grim web as Bobby Doyle the framed killer escapes Sing Sing with Beebe Barrett's help and a cash offer from racketeer Don Wilkes. Biff Myers suspects a larger motive linking Doyle’s case to Wilkes and a mystery ally.
A two day engagement at the Voncastle features Alice White in Naughty Baby a lively comedy with Jack Mulhall. White plays a Ritzy Hotel check girl and yearns to help Mulhall in his plans to conquer the Great White Way while three suitors provide comic support from George Stone Benny Rubin and Andy Devine.
Mr and Mrs Samuel L Beaman and family visited Mr and Mrs James Oliver Best Jr of Reelsville. Melvin Hedge and family from Greencastle visited Hedge's parents and other locals. Evelyn M Young visited Bests in Reelsville and Susan L Young spent time with Evelyn and others while attending church at Canaan M E.
The corpse of a man believed kidnapped in Chicago by four men was found in a Crete strawberry patch. The skull was crushed and a leather belt bound the throat, with signs the body had been dumped about four weeks ago. Police identify clues tying him to the abduction.
Wolcottville June 26 Mrs. Lee McGinnis 72 possesses a rare health marvel a third complete set of teeth and hair with no gray natural changes occurred after marriage she lost baby teeth on time and second set years later this third set appeared later in life
Grateful resident T. J. Flynn of 421 Massachusetts street Gary credits Konjola with ending years of rheumatic pain. He says he could not walk, spent thousands on remedies, then recovered quickly, with improvement in digestion. Sold at Owl drug store Greencastle and by local druggists.
Sunday at 7 30 a m the Reelsville community hosts Children Day with an afternoon program promised. Next Sunday June 30 preaching, Sunday school at 10 a m, services at 11 a m and a 7 30 p m Children Day service.
The report notes visitors and family gatherings at HAMRICK STATION including Izora Hutcheson, Dr. W R Hutcheson, and Greencastle residents. It records the funeral of Mrs. Wilber Sutton of Brazil at Antioch Church and burial at Boone Hutcheson cemetery, with Alma Hutcheson formerly of this area. Also mentions visits by Nellie Lee and daughters, FE Hauck to Indianapolis, and gatherings at J M Chew's.
Kauble's Food Market advertises a wide selection of fresh fish and seafood offerings. Numerous varieties are highlighted with daily specials and competitive prices for local shoppers.
The Herald published in Greencastle Indiana provides masthead details including former name Star and Democrat 1868 and office at 17 19 South Jackson Street with Charles J Arnold proprietor LeRoy Gee city editor MOM MVAUC and subscription rates 3.00 per year in Putnam County 3.50 elsewhere 10 cents a week by Greencastle carrier.
The note urges readers to declare independence from "Bill the First" and celebrate the Fourth with cash payments to save money, framing the tyrant as cause of monthly blues.
Bell Branch residents attended a large barbecue at the cement plant last week. Laura Sinclair and daughter Helen, Pearl Brown and Nelia Carroll visited Anna Belle Buis in Crawfordsville last Tuesday. James D. Quackenbush and children from Indianapolis spent the weekend with his parents Will Glidewell and family. Beechwood Pleasant Circle celebrated its 30th anniversary at the Christian Church in Fillmore with an all day dinner. Will Glidewell visited Jane Cooper at Putnamville. The Missionary Society met at the Christian Church Tuesday afternoon. Helen called on the Glidewells Sunday. Ladies Aid of the Christian Church will meet Thursday afternoon.
Arthur Schreiber, a Portland youth who stowed away on the French plane Yellow Bird during its Atlantic flight, arrived by boat and was greeted by his father Morris Schreiber and reporters aboard the Leviathan. The reunion at quarantine lacked fanfare as they prepared to leave for Portland.
Lieut. Albert D. Hulse plans a non-stop world circumnavigation in about five days using 22 refueling stations. Backed by Ray Morley, the venture would start from Roosevelt Field New York with Hamburg as the first refueling spot, then proceed to Russia Alaska Seattle and return.
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