Local notes highlight visits sales and rites in Greencastle
Local items report Miss Virginia Pitts visiting relatives in Indianapolis and Miss Mabel Torr visiting Greencastle while training in Indianapolis. A Pontiac sedan sold to Walter Beckerle by Stark Griffith dealers. Legal suit filed in Putnam Circuit to quiet title by George Alig and others. Obituaries and funeral plans for Mrs Virginia Tuttle and Mrs Nannie Vaughan. Community events include Knights Templar jubilee parade in Indianapolis with local presence and a Kiwanians luncheon program featuring music and readings.
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Stark & Griffith
Pontaic
Oakland
Walter Beckerle
George Alig
Putnam Circuit
Richard Mugg
Greencastle Club Honors Scholars At Picnic Event
The Greencastle Business and Professional Women's Club held a picnic at The Boulders, Mrs. J. O. Cammack hosted. In a brief business session Catherine Tillotson, president, announced committee appointments to attend the state event and award a scholarship.
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B. & P. Women’s Club
Greencastle Business and Professional Women’s Club
Boulders
J. O. Cammack
Catherine Tillotson
Pinafore Convention Notes and Greencastle Club Honors
Pinafore convention announced at Terre Haute for May 18 to 20 with endorsements read for state office candidates. Greencastle Club urged attendance and awarded a scholarship to Phyllis Tribbett Fillmore who will enroll in the Business College in Indianapolis. Next year’s committee chairmen named, others to be appointed. Triangle Club meets tonight at Miss Elizabeth Brown's home.
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Terre Haute
Greencastle Club
Phyllis Tribbett
Fillmore
Re Business College
Indianapolis
Johawk
Virginia Markham
Margaret Maloney
Elizabeth Ward
Effie Stiegleman
Mona McAllister
Ella Mahanna
Helen Black
Marriage License for Pullem and Scott
Charlie Pullem a 64 year old farmer of Fillmore marries Mary Gustie Scott a cook and housekeeper from Greencastle. The license confirms the union and lists the occupations and places of residence of both parties.
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Charlie Pullem
Fillmore
Mary Gustie Scott
Greencastle
Star and Democrat announces Greencastle paper details
The notice lists the Greencastle Indiana Star and Democrat with 19 South Jackson Street address and contact details. It names Charles J. Arnold proprietor LeRoy Bee city editor Roy Evans and manager. Subscription rates are given for Putnam County and outside, plus carrier and weekly prices.
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Star & Democrat
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
LeRoy Bee
Roy Evans
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
Newspaper Delivery Guarantee Notice
The Herald and The Indianapolis Times remind readers both are delivered by our carrier organization. If you fail to receive either paper call 65 and it will be delivered at once. This is a guarantee of perfect service.
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Herald
Indianapolis Times
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Jessie Pitts
Mabel Torr
Methodist Hospital
H. B. Walls
Greencastle Telephone Company
Fred Hosea
Dave Braden
Albert Nelson
Mary Cecilia Dreyer
West Walnut Street Road
Thomas Nelson
Nelson
Virginia Tuttle
Clinton Township
M. P
B. H. Bruner
Dunkard Cemetery
Ida Long
J. F. Long
South Locust Street
Northampton
Mass
Miss Long
Smith College
Knights Templar
Heber H. Ellis
Frank L. Bridges
Presbyterian Church
John Boyd
Hillsdale Avenue
St. Louis
Paul Haltom Jr
Paul Haltom
John Carmack
C. B. O Brien
John Richard
Wallace Long
North
Vine Street
County Hospital
C. C. Tucker
William T. O'Neal
Kroger
Spencer
Carl Esakson
Mr. O'Neal
Cloverdale
Spencer World
Nannie Vaughan
B. F. Vaughn
Hanna Street
Baptist Church
Stilesville
H. A. Sherrill
Reuben Masten
William Bishop
Dientate High School
Fern Bowers
DePauw School of Music
Kiwanians
Amflee
Granada
DePauw University
Margaret Gilmore
Eva Milburn
Sidelia Dowling
Triangle Club
Elizabeth Brown
East Walnut Street
Reynolds Tobacco
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Voncastle
Clair Hall
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Morrison Brothers
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