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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1929
Page
4
Hatchery promotes heavy vigorous chicks ready to grow into profits. Offers Barred White Buff Rocks Reds White Wyandottes Buff Orpingtons Light Brahmas White Brown Leghorns. Immediate April hatches. Hoosier Poultry Farm Hatchery Michigantown Indiana Box 726.
Mark Woodworth of Greencastle opens a new butcher shop at Jamestown in the Ben Harris building on East Main Street. The building is being painted and will be ready to operate the last of this week.
American League Philadelphia defeated Boston 24 to 6 and St Louis beat Cleveland 4 to 3. Washington at New York and Detroit at Chicago were rained out. In the National League Chicago tied Cincinnati 4 to 4 when the game ended in the thirteenth so Chicago could catch a train. Pittsburgh and St Louis tied 4 to 4 at the thirteenth end with darkness. New York at Brooklyn and Boston at Philadelphia were rained out. International League Buffalo beat Jersey City 7 to 2 and Baltimore won 4 to 1 over Toronto with Newark at Montreal rained out. Only games scheduled.
There will be church on Sunday with an open invitation for all. Mr and Mrs Williams and family moved to Elias Girton farm. Mrs Williams is Girton’s sister. Mrs James Beaman and Mrs Ross Hassler visited Mrs Dunn. Ladies Aid meets May 8 at the church to plan Mercer sale lunch.
Jesse Lechman and family spent Sunday with M. B. Lechman and family. Mrs Myrtle Storm visited Lester Storm and family in Greencastle Saturday. Sunday guests with Wm Newman were Homer Slavens, J. R. Cox with daughter, and Oran Buis. Ruth Ruark and children visited Mingle Robinson. Florence Robinson is ill with mumps. Oran Buis and daughter Lillian Faith visited Dallas Ruark in Fillmore. Lee Bryan called on his parents in Green Castle. Glen Burgess and children from Coatesville spent Tuesday with E. E. Buis.
Raymond Hatton shifts from slap stick to dramatic pathos in The Office Scandal with Phyllis Haver. Hatton and Haver deliver scenes of genuine emotion as a derelict reporter is accused of murder, while Tom and Frankie battle counterfeiters in a suspenseful ranch-set plot.
A western melodrama opens at the Granada this Friday. Tom Tyler stars as an ex marine guiding Frankie Darro through a fight against counterfeiters after returning from France. The film promises rugged frontier scenery and action.
Hollywood May 1 Lon Chaney motion picture star was ill at his home with influenza. Physicians said the condition not serious but he would likely be in bed for about a week.
Cloverdale Township Putnam County Indiana school trustee George Douglas announces sale at Pickens Sale Room on May 11 1929 at 2 00 pm to the highest cash bidder of four Ford truck chassis models from 1922 to 1925 all in good running condition with tires. Trucks sold under advisory board authorization.
To satisfy storage charge of 30 dollars we will offer for sale to the highest and best bidder one Dodge coupe property of R. G. Bryan 6540 Cornell Ave Chicago Ill on Saturday May 11 at 2 p m on south side of court house Alva Bryan.
Certified decree from Putnam Circuit Court directs public sale of real estate in Putnam County Indiana to satisfy a loan judgment. Sheriff Edward Eiteljorger will auction at the south door of the county courthouse on May 11 1929 between 10 AM and 4 PM the rents and profits for up to seven years and the fee simple if needed, totaling 163 acres.
Corwin and Gillen attorneys publish notices from Putnam County for dates April 18 25 and May 2. This legal brief lists poster deadlines and filing instructions for respondents.
Public Savings Bank of Evansville sues Elmer B Allen and Susan C Allen in Putnam County Indiana to foreclose a mortgage on real estate in Putnam and Owen counties. Defendants nonresidents must answer by June 10, 1929 or the case proceeds in their absence. Clerk Ferd Lucas. Hays Murphy attorneys. Publication dates April 18 25 and May 3.
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