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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1929
Page
4
Miss Marjory Lovell, stylist for Ayres and company in Indianapolis, will speak at Lucy Rowland hall at 4:30 Wednesday afternoon under the Home Economics Club. She will discuss opportunities for women in the department store business. Attendance is open to anyone interested.
A. L. McClanahan, general delivery, Lansing, testifies that Konjola cured years of stomach disorder, constipation, and liver problems. He says gas pains, bloating, vomiting and weakness faded within a week, and plans to continue using the medicine. Konjola is sold at Owl drug store in Greencastle and by major druggists in the region.
The R-100, a massive English dirigible, nears completion and will fly to the United States this summer. It will carry 100 passengers in a luxurious cabin, with a photo showing its gondola being fastened to the side.
A compilation of property transfers listing buyers, sellers, and parcel details across Greencastle, Jackson, Clinton, Cloverdale, Madison, and Roachdale townships. Amounts show mostly nominal sums with several larger payments noted, including 1, 25, 50, 95, 1300 dollars and more for multiple to Roberts, Layne, and Lewis families among others.
Obituary details the life of William Henry Swinford born Sept 10 1863 in Putnam County Indiana and died March 31 1929 at age 65. It recalls his family, marriage to Louisa Frazier, six children, quiet faith, love of nature and wood burning hearth, and lasting memory by relatives and friends.
Meda Stoner Lynch born November 13 1878 in Greencastle to Mary and William Stoner died May 3 1929 in Laramie Wyoming at 50 after a life of faith family devotion and service. She married James F Lynch July 2 1899 and had a son James F Lynch Jr. Her remains are mourned by her mother a husband and son Jack a grandson James Leroy and three brothers Ernest Omer and Andrew with numerous relatives.
Marian Nixon stars in Silks and Saddles a horse racing drama opening Tuesday at the Voncastle theatre. The tale follows a young jockey lured to throw a race, the adventuress Mary Nolan aids a glittering partner, and the rider earns a second chance after Sweetheart’s steadfast support.
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