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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1930
Page
3
The Herald Charles J Arnold publisher notes subscription and advertising rates for Greencastle In Putnam County and surrounding areas. The paper operates from 17 19 South Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana and serves Greencastle daily except Sunday.
Train or bus schedule item noting arrival times in Bloomington for Greencastle service, listing 10:40 2:40 6:05 and 8:40 as arrival times.
Mrs Merl Boswell and son Wayne visit with Mrs Bula Stages. Mrs Lucille Jarrier and Indianapolis family stay with David Corder. Local events include Ladies Aid meetings October 2 and 16 and a missionary program October 17 with a Japanese speaker.
The judge appoints LIFFORD R. POSTER as administrator of the Mary E Foster estate in Putnam County Indiana. The estate is declared solvent. October 6, 1930.
Quebec City hosts the annual Dance and Folk Song Festival sponsored by Canadian Pacific Railway. Visitors from the United States and Canada are invited to the Chateau Fron tenac for ballad operas folk songs and dances reflecting Old France and New France. The program includes A French Canadian Wedding by Alberic Bourgeois and L ordre de Bon Temps by Louvigny de Montigny with scenes from Acadian history and Port Royal life alongside handicraft displays.
Hawaii, the islands famed for hula and ukulele, becomes more accessible as the Empress of Japan cuts two hours from Vancouver to Honolulu. The route links Vancouver, Banff, Lake Louise, and Honolulu via western Canada and the Pacific, promoting Maui Kilas volcano and Molten lava lakes in each visit.
The Democratic slate lists candidates for local and county offices in the 1930 election. C C Gillen for Congress Fifth District, Ira Clancer for State Senate, Har Stamp for State Representative, James P Hughes for 64th Judicial Circuit Judge, John W Herod for County Clerk, William Cooper for County Auditor, Wilson Handy for County Treasurer, Mrs M Eggers for County Recorder, Alva Bryan for County Sheriff, Orin ONeal for County Surveyor, Charles Marshall for County Assessor, James G Britton for Ist District Commissioner, Oia A Day for 2nd District Commissioner.
Bloomington Ind Oct 7 Parents of Putnam county students at Indiana University were invited to Dad's Day and Parents Association meeting on campus Oct 11 in a letter signed by President William Lowe Bryan. The program includes campus tours, the Parents Association meeting, an Oklahoma A M football game, and evening events.
Mrs. Etta Pearson lies wounded in a Grand Rapids hospital after being shot by Victor Dahlin, a former Swedish Baptist minister and Chicago paint dealer, when she refused to return to him. Dahlin then killed himself as her husband sits by her bedside awaiting recovery.
In Putnam Circuit Court a partition action involving Charles P. Broadstreet Della Mae Peek and Octavia Blue versus Clarence E. Wallace leads to a commissioner sale. On October 18 1980 at 10 AM the real property in Greencastle Indiana is offered for cash at the law office of W M Sutherlin to the highest bidder with a 20 foot strip reserved for Wood Street.
Paul Whiteman and three members of his famed orchestra dined Saturday October 4 with Mr and Mrs George B Hazelett near Greencastle. Ches ter Hazelett, son of the couple, is a longtime member of Whiteman’s group. The visitors were en route from Cincinnati to Chicago for a radio engagement at station WBBM and were joined by Mrs Carrie Lloyd and her son Joe Lloyd of Columbus and Mrs Cora Hazelett.
A local notice urges readers to call 65 with tips on deaths elopements marriages divorces relocations embezzlement crimes fires births and real estate changes. The Herald seeks news from the community to enrich coverage and report on significant local happenings.
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