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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1930
Page
3
The record names candidates for county offices including C C Gillen for Congress Fifth District C W Marshall for County Assessor Frank F E Reed for Coroner James G Britton for Commissioner First District and Ora A Day for Commissioner Second District.
In the Putnam Circuit Court case No 13345 a partition action for Jessie C. Welch v Charles I Wright et al seeks sale of described real estate. Commissioner O C Dills will offer at private cash sale no earlier than 10 AM November 8 1930 at Theodore Crawley Law Office Greencastle Indiana, to satisfy appraised value.
Bus line schedules show Greencastle to Bloomington with departure and arrival times. Morning and afternoon options include 9:20 to 10:55, 1:00 to 2:40, 4:25 to 6:00, and 7:30 to 9:05 with a 9:45 note likely as a final departure or adjustment.
DePauw University professors will shoot Monday nights at the armory rifle range with Captain J. H. Comstock leading the faculty course. Green Castle Chamber of Commerce members join in the shooting festa. Debra Heppengardner wins last year’s high score cup. Virginia Starr and Anne Nichols elected president and secretary of the Woman's Rifle Club. Tonight townspeople and students may view the film Beautiful Germany at the high school building courtesy of Der Deutsche Band with no admittance charge.
Citizens await a concrete disclosure from an official, as Republicans push for re election while citing past records. The piece criticizes Otto Fifield's tenure as secretary of state as politically motivated inspiration without substantive policy details.
The Indiana Times criticizes state leadership and the highway department calling for scrutiny by the legislature. It accuses State Auditor Bobbitt of allowing gasoline tax losses and condemns the state police and administration for poor economy and public protection across crises and routine work.
The notice invites advertisers to seek cooperation from the paper for advertising problems. It highlights close contact with advertisers across lines, expertise in copy preparation and store distribution methods, and offers advice on distribution and related topics. The tone is helpful and service oriented.
The Unemployment Committee meets with the Reserve Board, with secretaries Wilbur Hurley Mallon Lamont and Davis present in an international context from Neware.
The DePauw University publicity feature highlights sophomore quarterback Ernest Beler number 11. Weighing 152 pounds, he calls plays sharply for the Old Gold this season and has not shown common sophomore mistakes. Beler hails from Chicago and runs the backfield with confident leadership.
The Herald Charles J Arnold publisher since 1858 prints the Greencastle Indiana daily except Sundays at 17 19 South Jackson Street. Post office classification as second class mail. Subscription rates listed for Putnam County outside Putnam and Greencastle carrier deliveries with weekly pricing.
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