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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1930
Page
2
Local residents report trips to Cincinnati, Ohio and Indianapolis for fairs and visits. Several patients are noted as recovering from surgeries at Putnam county and St Anthony's hospital, while church affairs include meetings and postponements. Families welcome guests from Angola and Goodwell with plans to visit Franklin, Indiana.
Mrs. Anna Hart O Grady 60 formerly of Greencastle died August 21 of a heart attack at 2042 Jackson Blvd Chicago She leaves husband James J O Grady and two brothers Thomas and Edward Hart Both born in Greencastle and Indianapolis Burial was in Hols Sepulchre cemetery Chicago.
Mrs. V. Duesa reports relief from nerves after Vinol treatment. Doctors note iron calcium and cod liver peptone in Vinol boost strength and sleep. The tonic is described as tasty with added pep for tired individuals. Mullins druggist in Ady endorses the product.
On July 17 several North Putnam merchants were broken into with a wrecking bar. About $800 in goods were stolen. Detective Snider and Deputy Sheriff Bryan recovered the loot. Suspects confessed but could not be brought for trial as they faced harsher charges elsewhere.
Hogs 4,500, holdovers 59, market steady to strong for weights over 200 lbs. Lighter weights uneven. bulk 160-200 lbs 11 25, 200-250 lbs 11 25 13 35, top 11 40, 250-300 lbs mostly 11 15, 350 lb range 10 50. Cattle and calves steady to better grades. fat cows 5-6 90, low cutters 3-4 50. Sheep 1,000 market steady. good to choice ewe and wether lambs 9 50, buck lambs few 8 40.
Classified notices list multiple rental offerings including a 6 room modern house with amenities near the university, furnished apartments, and 12 room options on Olive street. Also advertised are sales of farm goods, a 1928 Model T roadster, German Police Puppies, and a local employment pitch for Whitmer's line. plus a church market and a help-wanted appeal for a reliable man with a car.
Miss Mable Torr of Indianapolis daughter of Edwin Torr of Putnamville and James Engle of Louisville formerly of Bloomfield will marry Sunday at 3 pm in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pitchford on East Franklin Street. Miss Mary Torr will be bridesmaid. The couple will reside in Louisville after the ceremony. Miss Torr is a Greencastle High School graduate class of 1926 and a trained nurse from Indianapolis. The ceremony will be performed by Rev. McFall of the Broadway Methodist Church in Indianapolis.
OCALS Dr and Mrs Walter Bundy of East Walnut Street visit Bundy parents in Spiceland. Miss Enid Maudlin returns home after a six week vacation in Champaign Illinois.
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