Greencastle Herald & Democrat 1858 publication data
The Greencastle Herald and Democrat lists staff and offices for Greencastle Indiana. It notes Charles J Arnold LeRoy Bee and Guy Evans as proprietor and editor and city editor manager respectively. Publishing details include address 17-19 South Jackson Street and subscription rates for Putnam County and outside customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J, Arnold LeRoy Bee
Guy Evans
South Jackson Street
Greencastle
Indiana
Telephone
Glorious Betsy Novelization and Imperial Conspiracy
The excerpt follows Jerome Bonaparte torn between royal destiny and love for Betsy Patterson. Napoleon offers a throne of Westphalia with conditions while Jerome clings to his marriage and child, receiving a letter from Betsy promising a son. He resolves to evade arranged royal marriage and seek freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Bonaparte
Napoleon
Betsy Patterson
France
Betsy
Baltimore
Jerome
Westphalia
August Garden Scene with Baby in Betsy’s Care
In a sunlit Patterson garden under oaks a baby rests on a white blanket while Betsy sits beside and smiles, her laughter echoing in the warm August air as roses perfume the yard. The scene captures a tranquil domestic moment amid the dusty heat and flowering plants.
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Patterson Garden
Betsy
Administrator's Sale Of Real Estate In Putnam Co Indiana
Notice by order of Putnam Circuit Court the Administrator with Will annexed of Nannie A Layman deceased offers for private sale at Central Trust Company Greencastle on July 9 1928 and thereafter the described real estate totaling about 427 acres in parcels or as a whole. Properties include parts of sections 10 and 11 township 13 north range 4 west and several subdivisions in Greencastle Indiana with specific tracts listed. Terms: one half cash and balance in six months at 6 percent interest. purchaser may pay all cash. See Central Trust Company for details. Municipal notices include public improvements affecting Walnut Poplar Seminary Hill Larrabee Hanna Streets and alleys with July 10 1928 meeting for remedies.
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Putnam Circuit Court
State of Indiana
Nannie A. Layman
Central Trust Company
Greencastle
Putnam Co
Indiana
Greencastle and
Bloomington
Commercial Place
Central Trust Company OF
Will Annexed
Corwin & Gillen
Hays & Murphy
Walnut Poplar
Seminary
Hill
Larrabee
Hanna
Walnut
Poplar
Anna
Illinois Street
Elm
Apple
Howard
Howard Streets
Common Council
Charles Macgaughey
Gwin Ensign
Notice of Administration in Putnam County Indiana
The court appoints Roachdale Bank as administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Margaret C. Dickerson, deceased of Putnam County. The notice, dated June 19 1928, appears in a Roachdale Bank filing with attorneys James and Allee and dates June 22 to July 6.
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Circuit Court
Putnam County
Indiana
Margaret C. Dickerson
Roachdale Bank
James & Allee
Notice to Greencastle Property Owners June 26 1928
Common Council of Greencastle Indiana approves assessment rolls for public improvements on Jackson Street from Walnut to Green Castle line with cement sidewalks grading paving and curbing and on Illinois Street from Hanna to Howard with cement sidewalks curbs and gutters under Improvement Resolutions No 6 1927 and No 5 1927.
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Jackson Street
Illinois Street
Common Council
Greencastle
Indiana
Walnut Street
Hanna Street
Howard Street
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Newhouse Estate
In the Putnam Circuit Court for the April Term 1928 the estate of Mary R. Newhouse deceased is announced. Administrator Omer A. Newhouse has filed final settlement and vouchers to be examined September 24, 1928, for heirs creditors and legatees to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Date June 27 1928. OMERA NEWHOUSE Adm'r. Andrew E. Durham Attorney 81. June 29-July 6-18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam Circuit Court
Mary R. Newhouse
Omer A. Newhouse
Circuit Court
Omera
Newhouse
Adm
Andrew E. Durham
Third Man Confesses in Bloomington Slaying
Ross Stone of Greene County signed a confession in Monroe County jail after returning from Indianapolis work at Illinois Central yards. He corroborated stories in confessions by Robert Buchanan and Jean Steele regarding the murder of Orville Wires at a poker party near Bloomington during Easter. Buchanan faces first degree murder charges.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indianapolis
Illinois Central Railroad
Ross Stone
Greene County
Monroe County
Merle E. Clay
Fred Chew
Robert Buchanan
Jean Steele
Orville Wires
Buchanan
Roachdale Native Frank Lewman Visits Hometown
Frank Lewman, Roachdale High School class of 1908 alumnus, is vice president and general manager of Richman Bros. in Cleveland Ohio. Lewman, long connected with the men’s clothing chain, is visiting brothers on nearby farms during a return to his old schools and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roachdale
Frank Lewman
Richman Bros., Clothes Company
Lewman
Richman Company
Cleveland
Roachdale High School
Roachdale News
Ten nominees named at Houston convention
Ten candidates for the presidency were placed in nomination and the lists closed at 5:30 this afternoon in Houston. The nominees include Alfred E. Smith of New York James A Reed of Missouri Evans Woollen of Indiana Cordell Hall of Tennessee Walter F George of Georgia William A Ayers of Kansas Gilbert N Hitchcock of Nebraska Atlee Pomerene of Ohio Jesse H Jones of Texas and Houston Thompson of Colorado.
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Houston
Tex
Alfred E. Smith
New York
James A. Reed
Missouri
Evans Woollen
Indiana
Cordell Hall
Tennessee
Walter F. George
Georgia
William A. Ayers
Kansas
Gilbert N. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Jesse H. Jones
Texas
Houston Thompson
Colorado
Speeding Driver Sentenced to Penal Farm in Newcastle
Thomas Muncie of Newcastle was fined $25 and costs and sentenced to 30 days at the penal farm by Judge Rufus Hinshaw in Henry Circuit Court after pleading guilty to driving 60 mph on State Road No. 3 north of town. He was involved in a wreck with two other cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Ind
Henry
Rufus Hinshaw
Thomas Muncie
Muncie
Here
Democrats Pledge Honest Prohibition Enforcement in 1928 Platform
The Democratic platform declared for strict enforcement of the eighteenth amendment and federal laws, a farm aid program, and a strong anti entangling alliances stance. It endorses agriculture credit, a federal farm board, and fairer crop pricing while opposing GOP tariff policy and foreign entanglements. It also calls for labor reforms, veterans’ support, unemployment public works, immigration safeguards, and public campaign financing disclosures.
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Houston
Tex
Sam Houston Hall
Latin America
League of Nations
World Court
League
Madison Square Garden
Republican Party
Agriculture—Credit
Federal Farm Board
Federal Reserve Board
Nicaragua
Generonus
Wheat cutting starts near Evansville as fields dry
June 28 report from Evansville Indiana says wheat cutting has begun on dry ground ready for binders. Farmers aim to clear fields for hay harvest with timothy nearly ready, while lower lands still need ground to settle before cutting.
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Evansville
Ind
Timothy
DePauw Women Attend Mackinac Island Alpha Chi Omega Convention
Twenty five DePauw University women attend Alpha Chi Omega nineteenth biennial at The Grand hotel Mackinac Island Michigan. Delegates Frances Wingerd Helen B Hill among five hundred attendees from all states travel aboard the SS Manitou from Chicago for a week of sessions and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinac Island
DePauw University
Alpha Chi Omega
Grand Hotel
Michigan
Alpha Chapter
Frances Wingerd
Helen B. Hill
Iey Frost Bridge
Beatrice Herron Brown
Bess Dean Ogden
Lillian Moore Cottingham
Lorinda Cottingham
Gwendolyn Hanton
Elizabeth C. Smith
Chicago
Longest Phone Call Easily Made From The Hague To Java
A record 8,449 mile telephone and radio link connected the Hague Holland and Batavia Java in a conversation between V A Davidson of General Motors Java and Ivan Dresser of GM Continental Antwerp. The call happened at Batavia night while the Hague was afternoon. Officials expect mail confirmations in thirty days.
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Hague
Java
Sergion
New York
Holland
Batavia
Dutch East Indies
V. A. Davidson
N. V. General Motors
Ivan Dresser
General Motors Continental
Antwerp
the Hague
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Arline DE Haas
Warner Bros. Picturee, Inc
Dolores Costello
Warner Bros
Aida Johnson Young
Germany
Normandy
Council of State
Mademoiselle Patterson
Friedericka
Wurttemberg
Mamma
Irene
Betty
Kas
Cooper & Inman
Depauw Women AT Convention
Monnh
United States
Standard Oil Company
Cheanaiiienth
Diana
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