Notice to Bridge Contractors Sealed Bids Indiana 1928
The Indiana State Highway Commission invites sealed proposals for bridge construction on state highways. Bids due May 29 1928 at 10:00 a m in Indianapolis. Plans examined at State House Annex Indianapolis with copies available for a nominal fee. Bond required 1.5 times proposal. The director may reject bids or award in best interest. John D Williams Director. 21 May 10-17
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Otice TO Bridge CO
Indiana State Highway Commission
State House Annex
Indianapolis
Putnam County
State Highway Commission
Indiana
John D. Williams
Local Social Notes Reveal Family Visits Across Towns
Reno Mr and Mrs Murray Greenlee spent Sunday with his parents in town. Mrs Emery Johnson and son visited Greencastle and Indianapolis. E E Brown and wife and grandson from Greencastle joined Emery Johnson’s family. Mrs Maud Johnson and sons visited James Harlan’s family. Ora Arbuckle, after an appendectomy, underwent a second procedure.
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Murray Greenlee
W. E. Greenlee
Emery Johnson
Greencastle
George Harlan
Ellen
Indianapolis
E. E. Brown
Maud Johnson and Sons
James Harlan
Greenlee Visitors Call on Christy Family Sunday Afternoon
Mr and Mrs W E Greenlee and Mr and Mrs Murray Greenlee called on Mrs Elmer Christy and children Sunday afternoon.
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W. E. Greenlee
Murray Greenlee
Elmer Christy
Influenza Limits Mrs. Emma Snodgrass at Home in Malta
Local notes show Mrs Emma Snodgrass confined by influenza. Visits include Miss Thelma Woods to Miss Margaret Campbell, and Mr and Mrs Claude Phillips with Mr and Mrs Will Shuck at Indianapolis. Several households in Fillmore Greencastle and Indianapolis referenced with social calls and kinship.
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Emma Snodgrass
Leonard Heavin
Henry Shuck
Fillmore
Thelma Woods
Margaret Campbell
Claude Phillips
Will Shuck
Claude Lawson
Indianapolis
Eugene Lawson
Maggie Elliott
Virginia
Alberta Heavin
Waldo Woods
Rebecca Shuck
Annie Phillips
Mollie Goodwin
Anna Goodwin
Statie Singleton
Eric Duncan
Greencastle
Pansy Kelley
Corn Stalk Valley Relatives Visit Lora Blunk Family
Relatives from near Mooresville visit Lora Blunk and family Sunday. Several locals like Mrs. Zora Storm and daughter Mil dred, Walter Poynter, Myrtle Storm, and Forest McNary call on Oran Buis and family. Ruth Higgins of Indianapolis spends weekend with home folks. Sunday visitors include Elmer Masten and Melvin Ruark and family. Marion McNary returns from Winamac.
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Mooresville
Lora Blunk
Zora Storm
Mildred
Myrtle Storm
Walter Poynter
Forest McNary
Oran Buis
Ruth Higgins
Indianapolis
Lillian Faith
Frona
Opal Tincher
Ray Vaughan
Leonard Newman
Wilfred Tincher
M. J. Storm
Harold
Robert Storm
Coatesville
John Cash
Elmer Masten
Melvin Ruark
Marion McNary
Winamac
Greencastle Social Roundup Visits and Burials
Mr and Mrs Marion Miller and Irene Miller joined by Mr and Mrs Charles Lisby in Greencastle on Wednesday. Jacob McVey burial at Clear Creek follows his death at Mrs Harvenders. Several local families and guests visited scattered homes including Lisby Meek Evans Sutherlin Heavin Garrett Ader Jacobs Morphew and Huber households.
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Marion Miller
Irene Miller
Charles Lisby
Greencastle
Gertie Minter
Indiana Harbor
Jacob McVey
Harvender
Clear Creek
Olive Lisby
James Meek
Frank Miller
Clifford Dicks
Lester Miller
Millard Wesner
Paul E. Evans
Thomas Sutherlin
Mayfield
Thomas Heavin
Joe Garrett
Frank Ader
Verl Ader
Lota Jacobs
Tamar Huber
Joe Morphew
Addison Huber
Also Mentioned on This Page
Greencastle Herald
Star & Democrat
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
LeRoy
Evans
South Jackson Street
Don? Dicker
Buick
Chrysler
Moffett & Dobbs
Chabin
Schlosser Brothers
Reno
Ora Arbuckle
Delco
Scobee
Quincy, Ind
Malta
Corn Stalk Valley
Indiana Loan Co
Washington St
Florence
Pherson
Bainbridge, Ind
Canaan
Terre Haute
Mother
Fez
J. F. Cannon & CO
South Court House
Brazil
William Bail
Noblesville
Paige
Graham-Paige
Tribby’s
Franklin Street
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