Telephone pledge invites reader tips for Herald
A dated plea asks readers to call 65 with news tips about local events and incidents such as deaths divorces fires embezzlement or arrests to help the Herald stay newsy and informed.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1930
Page
4
A dated plea asks readers to call 65 with news tips about local events and incidents such as deaths divorces fires embezzlement or arrests to help the Herald stay newsy and informed.
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In Putnam Circuit Court April Term 1990 First National Bank of Greencastle files a complaint to foreclose Barrett Law Certificate on described Greencastle real estate with Lillian Kolodne named as a necessary party. The notice incites appearance by September 22 1930 at Greencastle Court House, signed May 21 1930 by Clerk FERD LUCAS and attorneys Charles McGaughey Glenn H. Lyon.
Please send news items from readers to help the paper. Report visitors, accidents, deaths, new babies, or anything newsworthy. For fastest service, contact via telephone at number 65 with details.
A somber ceremony honored Gold Star Mothers visiting the Doumont Ossuary where unidentified remains of French soldiers are interred. The group expressed gratitude and reflected on sacrifice during the war, with officials noting ongoing remembrance efforts.
In the Putnam Circuit Court of Indiana a complaint to quiet title to real estate is filed by Ernest A. Jones against numerous defendants, describing 268 acres in Putnam County and a 25 foot strip. The notice orders appearance by September 22, 1930, at Greencastle Court House, with the clerk FERD LUCAS signing and sealing the document.
The undersigned Ralph A. Sandy is appointed administrator by the Putnam County Circuit Court to manage the estate of Bertha I. Sandy of Putnam County Indiana. The estate is believed to be solvent.
A terse probate notice references James and Aliee with attorney trator for administration. The readable fragment indicates legal action tied to estate proceedings dated May 23, 1930, naming an attorney and admin proceedings without full details.
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