The Herald Greencastle Pub Ad Rates and Contact Details
Historic notice lists The Herald's origins as Star and Democrat from 1858. It provides address 17 19 South Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana and management by Charles J Arnold LeRoy Bee Roy Evans with phone 65 and mailing options including Putnam County 3.00 yearly and outside Putnam 3.60 yearly.
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Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
LeRoy Bee
Roy Evans
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
Real Estate Transfers in Putnam and Nearby Townships
A series of property transfers recorded in Putnam and surrounding townships. Transactions include acres and lots in Marion Jefferson Floyd and Cloverdale townships, various buyers and sellers, and payments ranging from $1 to several thousand dollars. Names include Alonzo Baker, Veil Stanley, James Allee, Fred York, Everett York, Myrtle Storm, Parke Dunbar, Geo B Rockwell, and Sheriff of Putnam County among others.
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Alonzo Baker
Veil Stanley
Marion Township
Putnam County
James Allee
Jefferson Township
Fred O. York
Everett F. York
Greencastle
Rady Thomas
Fred L. Clark
Monroe Township
Elbert E. Storm
Myrtle A. Storm
Marion Two
Mildred Allen
Fred O. Ford
William E. Lewis
Cloverdale Township
Nancy E. Tague
Ralph G. Jeffries
Clinton Township
Eliza M. Hurst
Geo B. Rockwell
Cloverdale
Geo. B. Rockwell
Everett M. Hurst
Roy C. Smith
Cather O. McCullough
Edwin J. Peck
Wallace S. Meredithe
Wefe
Frank Kivett
Sheriff Putnam Co
J. S. Horton
Greencastle Township
Sheriff
Horton
Forest Hill Cemetery Co
Frank J. Cannon
Forest Hill Cemetery
Raymond S. Fisher
Cecil Shuey
Melville B. Cox
William H. Walters
Jefferson Tnp
John Hodshire
Charles H. Rector
Sallie Hirt
Zavern Ensg
Benjamin P. King
Enlg
Walter W. Deardorf
Harold H. Mitchell
Hoosier Highlands
Elias A. Nier
Powhattan Elliott
Robert J. Michael
George B. Rice
Smith Defends Record Against White Moral Issue Charges
Albany New York Governor Alfred E Smith mounts a forceful defense of his long NY Assembly record against William Allen White accusations. He says White’s charges were probably inspired by the Republican National Committee and exposes perceived distortions about prostitution and other bills.
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Republican National Committee
Albany
N. Y
William Allen White
Emporia
Kans
Alfred E. Smith
Kansas
Bill
New York State Assembly
Smith
Assembly
White
Court of Appeals
Philanthropist Heckscher Leans Smith Over Hoover
August Heckscher, an 80 year old noted philanthropist and lifelong Republican, announced he will support Smith rather than Hoover, saying he hates hypocrisy. Heckscher has voted Republican in every election for 60 years except once for Cleveland.
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Ugust Heckscher
Philanthro
Gorr Smith
Hoover
R. Heckscher
Cleveland
S Marshall Heads Women's Smith Club
Mrs. Thomas A. Reba widow of Vice President Ishall is named chair of the Women's Smith Club in Southern California. Miss Mary Foy a known Democratic leader serves as vice chairman in this section.
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OS Angeles
Thomas Areba
Ishall
Women’s Smith Club
Oouthern
Senator Robinson to Tour the South in VP Campaign
Senator Joe T. Robinson of Arkansas listed as Democratic vice presidential nominee will deliver fourteen speeches from September 4 to September 21. The itinerary includes Cisco Texas Nashville Chattanooga Knoxville Richmond Raleigh Charlotte Columbia Jacksonville Miami Atlanta Bowling Green Louisville Henderson with stops across South and border states.
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New York
Joe T. Robinson
Arkansas
South
Cisco
Texas
Nashville
Tenn
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Richmond
Raleigh
N. C
Smith lauded by Southern senator
Albany, N Y Senator Walter F George praised Governor Smith for honesty and mental integrity after their first meeting. He predicted the South and East would unite to support Smith, commending his candor, openness, and clear positions on public issues. He called Smith one of the outstanding Democrats of all time.
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Albany
N. Y
Walter F. George
Georgia
Smith
South
East
George
Nation Hails Smith Acceptance Speech Across Parties
Prominent Republicans and Democrats praise Gov. Smith after his acceptance speech. Campaign figures like Col. Edward C. Carrington and Sen. Duncan A. Fletcher laud his plans for farmers and American strategic reaches. Press commentary from Tulsa World, Columbus State Journal, and Knickerbocker Press echoes broad approval and calls for candid leadership.
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Smith
Col
Edward C. Carrington
Maryland
Roosevelt
Gov. Smith
Middle West
Great Lakes
American
United States
William H. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau
Central West
George N. Prek
Moline
Duncan A. Fletcher
Florida
Henry C. Hansbrough
North Dakota
Richard R. Quay
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Tulsa
Okla
WORLD
Republican
Columbus
Ohio
State Journal
Albany
New York
Knicker Bocker Press
Road House at Granada Featuring Burke Alba in Drama
Burke embodies modern youth as Larry Grayson in Foxs Road House a dramatic tale of flaming youth. Maria Alba stars with Lionel Barrymore in a lavish production directed by Rosson based on Philip Hurns story. Show dates begin Monday with spectacular Cossack riding battles and riding feats marking the production as one of the seasons most elaborate features.
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Burke
Warren Burke
Fox Films
Philip Hurn
Richard Rosson
Granada Theatre
The Cossacks Ride to Metro Film at Van Castle
The Voncastle introduces John Gilbert in The Cossacks, a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer feature, arriving at the Van Castle Theatre Monday. The ex soldier riders, imported from Europe, bring riding thrills amid superstition and stagecraft.
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Geo. Hill
Europe
John Gilbert
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Vancastle Theatre
Monon Ordered to Resume Trains in Northern Indiana
In Indianapolis today the Public Service Commission ordered the Monon Railroad to reinstate trains 9 and 14, which were cut on May 6, restoring nine daily runs between Michigan City and Medaryville to serve Michigan City and Westville. The commission set a September 15 start date with options for further adjustments.
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MONON
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
INS
Michigan City
Westville
Public Serviceommission
Monon Railroad
Medaryville
Baptists Face Loss of Million in Home Mission Funds
C S Carnes, missing Atlanta treasurer of the Baptist Home Mission Board, allegedly stole assets and funds totaling about 958000 dollars with auditors likely pushing the loss past one million. Dr C F E Madry, general secretary of the Baptist State convention, vows full repayment and resolves the church will meet the disaster with fortitude.
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C. S. Carnes
Atlanta
Baptist Home Missionary Board
Raleigh
N. C
Baptist Home Mission Board
C. FE. Madry
Baptist State Convention
Madry
Carnes
Dr. Madry
Baptists of the
South
Home Board
Baptists of
Southern Baptists
Train Schedule Plan Aims for Public Convenience
On or before October 15 a plan was prepared to create a satisfactory train schedule that serves public convenience without imposing an unreasonable cost on the Monon system.
Sunday services at First Christian Church feature Home Coming
Sunday school begins at 9:39 with classes for all ages followed by morning worship at 10:49 and the Lord's Supper. Sermon by Jd Bruner on The Lordship of Jesus. Evening service at 7:30 preceded by a long illustrated lecture on India and Burma by Dr. W. R. Hutchinson. Public invited.
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Jd Bruner
Jesus
Christian Endeavor Societies
W. R. Hutch, Son
India
API
Burma
Presbytery News Notes Church Schedule
The Presbytery announces Sunday School at 9:99 AM with G E Black as Assistant Superintendent. Morning Worship at 10:40 AM features a sermon titled A New Generation. Evening service at 7:40 PM. theme A Practical Resistance. Woman's Circle meets 2:40 PM at 112 Poplar Street. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:00 PM.
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G.E. Black
Alfred Hirt
G. Black
Poplar Street
Snatching Victory from Defeat at Local Church
Methodists schedule Sunday School at 9 30 Worship with sermon at 10s Subject Snatching Victory from Defeat Epworth League at 6 40 P M Evening worship at 7 30 P M The minister will speak on The Red City measuring our own city by Scriptural standards Every department of the church chart will swing into line this week and begin work for another year
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Epworth League
Red
Nazarene Church Service Times Announced
Rev Clarence and Bertha Talbott pastors the Nazarene Church lists Sabbath School at 9 30 a m worships at 11 45 a m and 7 50 p m Young People meet at 6 30 p m Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m Everyone is invited to attend.
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Clarence
Bertha Talbott
First Baptist Church Service Schedule and Association Report
The First Baptist Church led by Minister S. E. Davies posted Sunday School at 9 30 A M with Kennel Todd as superintendent Preaching at 10 40 A M Y P A at 6 30 P M Evening service at 7 90 Prayer meeting Thursday The Clayton association gathering drew strong turnout and year end sports showed notable progress A call was made for a united effort to begin the new year with vigor
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Todd
Clayton
Community News Briefs and Local Visits
Bainbridge Mrs Oat Alley returned home from Richmond after a two week visit with Mrs James Pell and Mrs Mary Alley and friends. Miss Kattie Roach visits Mrs John Sharp. Jesse Cowger visited over Sunday with home folks. A large crowd attended the dance Saturday night at the hall and the band concert was well attended. Mrs Emma Allgood and Mr Fred Koessler family plan to move Monday to Frank Streets. Several residents attend the State Fair with E d Goshorn visiting Harve Hall recovers from apoplexy. School began here Tuesday.
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Ed Goshorn
Camey
Lucile
Ross Indianapolis
Charles Shea
Ind
New Jersey Labor backs Smith for president
The New Jersey State Federation of Labor in convention today passed a resolution endorsing Governor A Smith of New York for the presidency. It pledges the support of New Jersey labor to his candidacy.
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Atlantic City
New Jersey
A Smith
New York
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