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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1931
Page
3
A fragment notes Arless J Arnold once published The Press in Greencastle Indiana. The item lists the Greenville post office address at 17 19 South Jackson Street and references a second class mail matter.
Public records listing commissioners allowances salaries and expenses for various individuals including J W Herod R Woodburn and W E Gill with amounts. Township assessments and numerous small payments to residents and vendors appear alongside legal notices of executor qualification and sealed bid invitations for Hanna Street pavement in Greencastle Indiana.
Mrs. Belle Saclair’s health concerns are noted as she continues to recover. Mrs. Alice Bowers moved north of the railway on West Main Street. Miss Nelin Wingfield and her brother, Frederick of Chicago, visit their sister Mrs. Alton Murphy who is ill. Mrs. A. J. Harris of Green Hedges Farm visited her mother Mrs. Dr. RK Maed at Cloverdale. Mrs. Marie Polk and daughter of Oaktown visited Mr. and Mrs. William Durris. they returned home Sunday. Mrs. Ray Pence expects Miss Marion Gravis from DePauw as weekend guest. Rev. Jennie Dawes conducts religious meetings in the old moving picture building. congregation grows.
The notice asks readers to send in news items quickly and conveniently. It lists visitors accidents deaths newborns and other local happenings as valued content with a contact phone number. It emphasizes prompt reporting to help publish the paper.
A brief note on discarded furniture rugs stoves and perhaps a wheelbarrow rotting in garrets. A few cents for a want ad will connect you with someone who needs the article and will pay for it. The new owner is pleased and the item helps cut the cost of living.
Call 65 to share notices about deaths elopements marriages divorces town visits embezzlement injuries fires sold farms babies arrests new homes and murders for possible publication in the Herald.
Public notice states an apparent emergency requires extra funds for the current year. The advisory board and trustee will meet May 12 1981 at 10 AM at the township trustee office to determine the emergency and amount needed for the Special School Fund including school supplies insurance and miscellaneous items. Taxpayers may attend and speak.
The Louisville Joint Stock Land Bank sues to recover 11408.16 plus costs. On May 25, 1931, between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM, at the Greencastle courthouse, Putnam County, Indiana, the sheriff will sell the rents and profits of the described land for up to seven years and then may sell the fee simple if needed. The property covers parts of sections 24 and 25 in township 15 N, range 4 W, totaling about 200 acres. The process proceeds without valuation relief. The sheriff is Alva Bryan. attorney is W M Sutherlin.
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