Local notices and incidents from Greencastle area
Local births and family visits dominate the page with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brant welcoming a son, and various travels between Washington DC Denver and Rushville. Legal actions include suits by Jesse Kendall and James P. Bryan in Putnam Circuit Court and a damaged street collision in Greencastle with two drivers, no injuries. Asbury Hall construction and a map for the all Indiana Air Tour are noted along with football officiating assignments in Clinton.
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Four-H Club Hosts Large Fair Entries With Evening Music
The 4-H Club work and home economics department stages a flower show at the L and H Chevrolet building with many entries. Mrs. Lycurgus Stoner oversees. Elmore Entertainers, a jazz orchestra, and the Russellville Band provide music through the fair. Horse show music is by the Russellville Band. Judges include C B Jacobs Trafalgar for Horses and John Schwab Purdue for Cattle and Hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L, & H. Chevrolet Sales Co
Lycurgus Stoner
Elmore
Russellville
B. Jacobs
Trafalgar
John Schwab
Purdue
Claude Harper
Mr. Ward
Pur
Blumenstein Ready to Wear Store Opens with Floral Decor
The Blumenstein ready to wear store held a formal opening attended by Mrs J Blumenstein and Mrs Adolfe Kohn of Brazil along with owner William Blumenstein. The store will stay open until 9 PM and invites all townspeople and Fair visitors. Potted ferns and baskets of roses decorated the shop with pink roses given as souvenirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blumenstein
J. Blumenstein
William Blumenstein
Brazil
Adolfe Kohn
Transcontinental Air Transport service to resume after wreck search
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh announced in New York that T A T lines will resume service once the search for the liner wrecked in New Mexico is completed and planes return to their stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Transcontinental Air Transport Lines
New Mexico
Charles A. Lindbergh
Livestock Prices Reported From Indianapolis Market
In Indianapolis on September 11, hog prices were mostly 10 to 35 cents lower with a bulk of hogs 150 to 280 pounds trading at 9.65 to 10.15 dollars. Cattle were generally steady with two loads of steers at 14.75 dollars. Weaners moved 26.50 lower. Sheep and lambs were fully steady with top lambs at 15.50 and a bulk range of 12 to 13.50 dollars. fat hogs ranged 4 to 6 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Roachdale and surrounding clubs hold first meetings
Highlights from the Roachdale area include the Hume Economics Club’s opening meeting at the Library with new president Mrs. Mary Edith Lockridge and retiring president Mrs. Grace Denny. the Boston Club’s first gathering of the year hosted by Mrs. E. R. Bartlett with 23 members. Miss Ardith Moore’s studies at the Cosmopolitan Music School in Chicago. the Duo Decim bridge club’s first anniversary at Locust Cottage. engagements in Ladoga for Elizabeth Harshbarger and Howard B. Sprinkle. and notices on church meetings and engagements in Ladoga and Fortville with Mrs. Pauline Ellis and Hubert Driffill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hume Economics Club
Mary Edith Lockridge
Grace Denny
Fred Lockridge
Cynthia A. Shepard
Laura Gough
Iva Leaton
Eleanor McMullen
Mont Wilson
Sarah Modlin
Effa Dodd
E. R. Bartlett
Boston Club
East Washington Street
Etta Adams
Oscar Thomas
Harry Moore
Chicago
Ardith Moore
Cosmopolitan Music School
Miss Moore
Madame Schumann-Heink
Three Arts Club
Dearborn Street
Duo Decim Bridge Club
Locust Cottage
Ladoga
John Harshbarger
Elizabeth
Howard B. Sprinkle
Muncie
Pauline Ellis
Anderson
Lon Ellis
Hubert Driffill
Fortville
Miss Ellis i
Pauline Lennartz
West Fourth Street
Miss Ellis
Mr Driffill
Possible End Near for Putnam County Fair
Crowds at the Putnam County Fair note the event may be the last as the County Council refuses the usual 1000 dollars for premiums. Supporters plan petitions to compel funding, but a 25 signature per township petition could still force a grant, though lawmakers warn of loopholes. Other counties like Montgomery and Tippecanoe have similarly failed to fund fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Montgomery
Tippecanoe
Indiana
Nurse Miss Effie Stiegelman Returns from Peru Vacation
Miss Effie Stiegelman a surgical nurse at the County Hospital returns from a vacation with her mother in Peru. A truck driver for Leo Lurber of Greencastle was fined 11 dollars in Brazil Monday night for driving an overloaded truck on city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piercy Swahlen
St. Louis
W. F. Swahlen
Effie Stiegelman
Peru
Leo Lurber
Greencastle
Brazil
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First National Bank
THE
Citizens Trust Company
Systematic Saver
Lawrence Brant
Hill Street
John Alley
Washington, D. C
B. Havens
Northwood
Denver, Colo
Paul Allen
Momence, Ill
Ernest Stoner
Rushville
Neely O’hair
Charles McGaughey
State Bankers’ Convention
Evansville
Jesse Kendall
Putnam Circuit
Ora Heath
Alva Heath
Roughdale
Ross Burks
Martinsville Street
American Zinc Products Company
James P. Bryan
Putnam
Claude H. Farmer
Central National Bank
W. E. Bausman
Donovan Moffett
Clinton
Elwood
Asbury Hall
DePauw University
West College
B. B. Nichols
East Seminary Street
Mie
Ernest Sellers
Franklin and
Durham Streets
Kat! von Weigand
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Graf
Siberia
BIG Blue
Rockford
Star Store
Greencastle, Ind
Oxfords
Indiana Loan Co. Rav, E. Wash
St. Thone
East Seminary
N.C. O'Hair
First National Bank of
8. C
A. A. Hauck
J. W. Williams
South
Indiana St
Vandalia Coal Co
Care Herald
Ind
W. Vernon
Lytle
Ily
Harry Stevenson
Bloomington
H. E. Abbott
Terre: Haute
the Herald
Roachdale Club
Bostn Club
Chicago Music School
Section
Christian Church
Mr Olive Missionary Society
Mt. Olive Missionary Society
Clara MePherson
Emmett Green
John Houck
FORD
General Motors
N. Jackson Street
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