Notice to Bainbridge property owners on Washington Street assessment
The Bainbridge Indiana Board of Trustees announces prima facie assessment rolls for Washington Street concrete curb and gutter improvements from Main to Summit on the east side and from Main to Seminary North with five alleys intersecting. Remonstrances against the assessed amounts are due Monday September 19 1927. The rolls, showing owners and property descriptions, are on file with the town clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Bainbridge
Indiana
Washington Street
Said Street
Main Street
Said Town
C. W. Beck
Sheillipe’s Real Estate Sale Notice in Putnam County
Notice of sale on September 17, 1927, at Greencastle Court House South door. Wabash College sues Stanton Trexler Olive Trexler Charles Klein and Harry Stamp, with sale to satisfy $1924.88 plus interest and costs. Auction between 10 AM and 4 PM for rents and profits for up to seven years.
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Putnam Circuit Court of
Indiana
Wabash College
Stanton Trexler
Olive Trexler
Charles B. Klein
Harry Stamp
Court House
Greencastle
Putnam
Public Auction Notice of Putnam County Real Estate
Edward Eiteljorge sheriff of Putnam County Indiana will offer at public sale the real estate described as part of section 14 township 15 north range 5 west containing about 89 1 3 acres to satisfy a debt with interest and costs if rents and profits fail to reach the amount. Sale occurs with certificate of purchase to winner and no valuation or appraisal relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle and Morton
Edward Eiteljorge
Putnam County
Indiana
Local Social Notes From Cloverdale Area
Cloverdale social items note visits by Mr and Mrs Clifford Hendrix of Indianapolis to Mr and Mrs John O Neil. Miss Mary Mabel Morris leaves Sunday for east Indianapolis to teach next year. Mr and Mrs Otto McCoy and daughter Marie of Indianapolis visit the McCoys. Miss Delcia Lee Rogers of Indianapolis visits her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Rogers. Merle and Barbary Duncan accompany home. Theodore Bees of Greencastle attend Mount Pleasant basket meeting. Vivian Sandy returns home from visiting grandparents Seph Inman and Mrs Inman at Linton. KK Lynch remains ill and is at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Hendrix
Indianapolis
Spirinday
John O'Neil
Mary Mabel Morris
Otto McCoy
Marie
Elbert McCoy
Delcia Lee Rogers
Joe Rogers
Merle
Barbary Duncan
Theodore Bees
Greencastle
Mount Pleasant
Vivian Sandy
Seph Inman
Mrs. Inman
Linton
KK. B. Lynch
Local Cloverdale Residents Visit Connects Across Indiana
A Cloverdale area notes several visits and moves among residents. James and Nelia Cole, Leslie Cooper, Melvin Rogers and others travel to Indianapolis Terre Haute Bloomington and Brazil for family and work, with recollections from the O Conner and Walker gatherings and school reopens.
Roachdale Home Economics meets after vacation
After a two month break the Roachdale Home Economics Class held its first 2 to 4 pm meeting in the library with about forty five members and guests present. Miss Wilma Hennon sang three songs with Miss Doris Helen Stroube on piano. Mrs Mort Fordice spoke on cold pack canning and demonstrated a new canner. Refreshments were served by eight hostesses and the next meeting will be October first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roachdale
Wilma Hennon
Doris Helen Stroube
Mort Fordice
Russellville
Alice Lockridge
Iva Leatdop
Grace Denny
Mary Stewart
Laura Gough
Mary Kuser
Kate Anderson
Julia Case
Roachdale Family Notices and Visits Record
Mr and Mrs Roy Blaydes move to Ashby house on Indiana street. Fern Putt departs for St Charles AI to teach high school. Mr and Mrs W F Franklin of Danville visit Thomas Walsh and sister Ella. Margaret Franklin returns home with parents after two weeks. Becklehimer reunion draws large crowd at Conk grove. Local relatives attend school reunion Sunday. Fred Hillis and mother of Ladoga visit James B Rogers who is reported no better. Glenn Rogers of Indianapolis visits father. Lola Stewart leaves for Hobart Ind to teach next year. Mrs Kate Anderson and Miss Alma present.
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Roy Blaydes
Ashby House
Indiana Street
Fern Putt
St. Charles
W. F. Franklin
Danville
Thomas Walsh
Ella
Margaret Franklin
Becklehimer
Conk Grove
Fred Hillis
Ladoga
James B. Rogers
Glenn Rogers
Indianapolis
Lola Stewart
Hobart
Ind
Kate Anderson
Alma
Local Briefs and Notables From Ongoing Week
O Connor finished a brief visit with Mr and Mrs J H Phares of Goldsmith and returned home Wednesday. Miss Margaret Brothers and her father formerly of here now of Plainfield visited Monday. Miss Clara Peffley the milliner has been ill. State Fair Monday. School enrollment remains high with all departments full. Methodist ladies hosted a shower for bride elect Miss Mary Britton Friday. Ara Hedge suffered a non serious fall from a barn loft causing a scalp wound. Mr and Mrs Leo Faller and Arlie Faller visited Lafay ette to see Harvey Bridges in hospital with a badly crushed limb. George Rust, a respected local resident, died Monday. funeral was Wednesday at his home with burial in the local cemetery.
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O'Connor
J. H. Phares
Goldsmith
Margaret Brothers
Plainfield
Clara Peffley
Methodist Church
Mary Britton
Ara Hedge
R. C. Smythe
Leo Faller
Arlie Faller
Lafayette
Harvey Bridges
George Rust
Clinton Falls Preaching Services Sunday and Mrs Bettis Dies
Rev. W Wilmoth of Indianapolis will lead preaching services Sunday morning and evening September 11 in Clinton Falls. Prayer meetings are held Wednesdays at the M P Church. Word arrived Friday of the death of Mrs Gus Bettis in Waco Texas. Several local families visited and spent time with friends and relatives Sunday and Thursday.
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W. Wilmoth
Indianapolis
M. P
Gus Bettis
Waco
Texas
Harvey Bettis
Ruth Alexander
Gail
Zella Roacs
George Pierce
Joe Staggs
Russell Boswell
Elbert Bettis
Fern Clee
Willard Miller
G. C. Ramsey
Local Community Notes Include Visits and School Start
Residents list weekend visits and travels across Indianapolis Bainbridge Elkhart and Chicago with school bus route changes and a new truck delivery. Local families gather for picnics and Sunday outings as illness and recoveries are noted among neighbors.
Madison Center Notes on Local Visits and Travels
Mrs. Thomas Nelson of Reedsville visited her daughter Mrs. Edmon Marshall last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Johnson left for Florida Monday where Mr. Johnson will teach at Oneca this winter. Frank Alspaugh and family from Tulsa Oklahoma spent a week with friends and relatives in the area. Elder Will Ellmore of Covington preached at Long Branch last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johns of French Lick attended Long Branch service and plan to move to Florida where Mrs. Johns will teach. Mrs. Lottie Dickey of Indianapolis visited her mother Mrs. John Gard.
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John Kennedy
Indianapolis
Carol Summers
Bainbridge
Fred Wallace
Vergil Hodgen
Neer Elkhart
James Hylton
Gail Prigg
Tom Solomon
Leonard Alexander
Fred Rogers
Doris Huffman
Nora Bafer
Mable
Beulah-Belle Smith
Turkey Run
Cecil Knauer
Clarence
Edith Ragen
Charlie Baker
Charles Marshall
Glen Shinn
Clifford Shinn
Shinn
Joe Williams
Charles Miller
Clarence Elmore
Earl Myers
Johnie Bugg
Caro Summers
Timmons
Charlie Long
Ike Lewis
Carl Miller
Ross
Lorene Allee
Marie Beck
Eliza Ann Michael
Baker Girls
Aline Goodwin
Thomas Nelson
Reedsville
Edmon Marshall
Leon Johnson
Florida
Johnson
Oneca
Frank Alspaugh
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Frank
Madison Township
Will Ellmore
Covington
Long Branch
Robert Johns
French Lick
Ind
Johns
Lottie Dickey
John Gard
Local notes on church, schools, fairs and family visits
The report lists baptisms near Billie Gowen bridge, school reopening on September 2 and dismissal for the State Fair, and assignments for No 10 No 2 Bruners town Center and Happy Hollow. It mentions state fair attendance by Everett Ellis Enda Lucile Claud Cantonwine and family, Rob Irwin’s Thursday plans, Long Branch members cleaning the church area, visits by Mrs Mary Wright and Miss Amelia Elling to Easton Dickey, Brunerstown plans for a saw mill, Harmony visitors James Dillinger and Paul Thomas family, and farewell to Leon Johnson and wife with a lawn dinner and best wishes.
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Ner
May Dickey
Billie Gowen
Herndon Irwin
Elbert
Rockville
Letha Irwin
John Layman
No. 2
Robert Irwin
Brunerstown
Ray Evans
Center
Frank Johnson
Happy Hollow
Everett
James Dillinger
Harmony
Paul Thomas
Andrew Johnson
Leon Johnson
South
Havana Ribbon Cigar Ad Promises Quality at Five Cents
An advertisement touts Havana Ribbon cigars offered at five cents, claiming low price without sacrificing mildness or satisfaction. The copy urges readers to try the "top-hole" cigar, arguing it outperforms pricier rivals and costs less as sales rise.
Konjola Drug Promises Health Rescue Says Indianapolis Woman
Mrs Vina Sanwell of Indianapolis claims Konjola eased years of digestive and abdominal trouble after taking four bottles. She reports relief from bloating headaches and kidney back pain and says digestion improved with no need for laxatives for the first time in over a decade. The Owl Drug Store advertises Konjola with free samples at 11 West Washington Street Greene.
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Vina San
Indianapolis
Nois Street
Larce Jally
Storr
West Wington St
Greene
Waa Drug Store
Greencastle
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