Greencastle Post Office Closes Second Clamat Matte
The Herald lists a Greencastle Indiana post office item with Charles J Arnold as proprietor LeRoy Yee city editor of Evans and notes publication daily except Sundays. Subscription rates show $30 yearly in Putnam County and $35 elsewhere with Greencastle carrier delivery and advertising rates on request.
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the Herald
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J Arnold
Propriet
LeRoy Yee
Evans
Jackscreel
Indiana
Bata Cheese
Ma'l
Putnam County
Wwe Week
George Layman of Putnamville remembered for civic ties
George Layman born July 5 1850 in Putnamville Indiana was the youngest of eight children of Albert G Layman. He lived on the family farm southwest of Putnamville for many years and later bought the parks farm near town. He died October 11 at age 79 after a pneumonia during asthma. He was lifelong Methodist and kept interest in local and world events including the Graf Zeppelin.
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George Washington Layman
Putnamville
Indiana
Daniel Won
Derlich Layman
Putnam County
Albert Gallatin Layman
Jane Hights Howe
Alexander
John Thompson
Wabash College
Albert G. Layman
George W. Layman
Daniel Smith Layman
John Philip Layman
Albert Alston Layman
Estes Howe Layman
Samuel Erastus Layman
149Th
Indiana Volunteers
John
Metes
Iowa
Des Moines
Samuel
Albert
George Layman
Jennie Stella
Salem Henry Lybyer
Brazil
Mary Katharine Layman
Daniel H. Lybyer
Indianapolis
Estee Layman
Methodist Church of
Card of Thanks from Layman family and friends
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during George W Layman illness and for numerous floral offerings. Miss Mary K Layman D H Lubyer and wife extend thanks. Greencastle high school football team left for Lafayette to face Jefferson high school with several rooters and coach WwW. Bausman accompanying the squad.
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George W. Layman
Mary K. Layman
H. Lubyer
Greencastle High School
Lafayette
Jefferson High School
Be. Bausman
Frost-Bitten Tomato Fatal to Young Child
William Edwards aged 19 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Easterday of a farm eight miles southwest of Rochester, died after a brief illness caused by eating a frost bitten tomato. Surviving are his parents two sisters and a brother.
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Rochester
Ind
William Edwards
Edward Easterday
Jand
Athletics Feted in Philadelphia After World Championship
The Philadelphia Athletics and manager Connie Mack were celebrated by about 16 000 fans at Penn Athletic Club. Gifts included electric clocks and gold wrist watches for players and coaches while Mayor Mackey praised local support. The event featured film replays of the Athletic Club series.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Penn Athletic Club
Trumphant A’s
Connie Mack
City of Philadelphia
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce
Philadelphia Sporting Writers’ Association
Penn A. C
Mack
Mackey
Sailors Holiday at Granada Greencastle
The Granada screens Sailor’s Holiday a all talking Pathe comedy with Alan Hale Friday and Saturday. The plot follows two nautical nephews who land in comic trouble from a sailor dance hall to a Ferris wheel thrill ride and a romantic finale.
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Granada
Greencastle
Alan Hale
Granada Theatre
Uncle Sam
Pepe Picture
Voncastle
Tom Mix
FBO
Ton
Mix
Tony
Vancastle
New pavement opens around Indianapolis this week
About 35 miles of new pavement and 7 miles of reroad work opened or to open by Sunday per the state highway commission weekly traffic bulletin from John J. Brown. Major changes include asphalt on Mt Summit to Mundene Road 3 and Lagro to Wabash river bridge routes with detours removed and shoulders repaired.
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Indianapolis
State Highway Commission
John J. Brown
Mt. Summit
Mundeen
Alexandria
Lagro
Wabash River Bridge
We & Bd
Road openings cut detours on multiple state routes
Five miles of new pavement on Rd 39 from Frankfort to the south removes a 5 mile detour. Rd 44 retread finishes removing a 7 mile detour between Roseburg and Liberty. Rd 66 from Brisco east opens to thru traffic between Evansville and Rockport for the first time in many months. Rd 67 pavement repairs from 38th Street in Indianapolis to east of Lawrence complete lifting a 2 mile detour.
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Frankfort
Roseburg
Liberty
Brisco
Evansville
Rockport
38Th Street
Indianapolis
Lawrence
Grimes murder case near end in Crawfordsville
The Pearl Grimes murder trial in Montgomery Circuit Court neared a close as final arguments concluded. The defense claimed temporary insanity while the state prepared its final charge, and jurors were expected to hear instructions tomorrow after one of the trial’s largest crowds.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Pearl Grimes
Montgomery
Harry Fine
Grimes
Virgil Young
Several Applicants Vie for County Road Superintendent Post
Indications point to a lively race for the county road superintendent appointment to replace Elmer Blue, eight years in the job. Likely candidates include William Cooper Greencastle Fred Todd local merchant turned bankrupt and Lee Bryan Marion township farmer. Other named contenders are Tilden McNeff Madison township farmer Allen Eggers Jackson township Japmey and others.
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Elmer Blue
William Cooper
Greencastle
Fred Todd
Fred Lancaster
Lee Bryan
Marion Township
Tilden McNeff
Madison Township
Alfen Eggers
Jackson Township
Japmey
Konjola touted as cure for stomach troubles and neuritis
A testimonial from Elmer Weaver of Bennetts Smitch Indiana proclaims Konjola relieved stomach pain constipation and bowel issues improving weight and strength. He says relief came after years of illness and credits the remedy sold in Greencastle at Owl Drug Store and by local pharmacists nationwide.
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Elmer Weaver
Bennetts Smitch
Indiana
Konjola
Greencastle
Owl
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Crawford Hotel
H. F. Martin
William L. Denman
T. W
Bill) Stewart
Gillen
Lawrence T. Snyder
John Cherry
Charles B. Havens
Otis Gardner
Bloomingtas
Crawford
Teencastle
Lapayette
MR. Elmer Weaver
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