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Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1929

Page

3

Ford eyes purchase of old barber shop for Antique City

Plora Ind Sept 15 Henry Ford the automobile king seeks to buy the William F Moore barber shop building and equipment at Wheeling near Plora to add to his Antique City at Dearborn Mich Ford has visited Wheeling twice and may send his antique buyer again to close negotiations Moore owner and music instructor at Bringhurst school runs the shop mainly at night and on Saturdays the 75 year old building sits in the same room his father used half a century ago.

Plora Ind Henry Ford William F. Moore Wheeling Dearborn Mich Moore Bringhurst

On With the Shows dramatic stage coup unfolds

In a 1929 Warner Bros. Vitaphone production, actors contend with a robbed box office and a detective arresting Jerry while Kitty and Jimmy face danger. Nita angrily confronts Willie Durant as Sam Bloom exposes the real thief and saves the day.

Willie Durant Nita French Jerry Connolly Durant Kitty Dad Malone Jimmy Jerry Nita Sam Bloom Joe City Hall Sherlock Holmes Sam

Standolind III to Lead Standind II Air Tour Fleet

The Standolind III, a three motor Ford from Standard Oil Indiana, will join the first all Indiana air tour September 16 to 21. R S Lamont will pilot with J L Helps as co pilot and Standard Oil personnel aboard. The craft seats nine, reaches 145 mph top speed, 115 mph cruising, 81 hundred pounds, with 410 hp engines. It will cover the tour route but may skip small fields, circling to the next landing when needed.

Indianapolis Ford Standard Oil Company of Indiana FF. H. Fingham R. S. Lamont J. L. Helps Mr. Furgham W. C. Kester Standard Oil

Nervousness Relief Claimed by Indiana Woman

Mrs. George Metzger of Gary Indiana reports severe long standing nerves. She says Konjola cleared all signs of nervousness restoring sound sleep and rest. Konjola is sold in Greencastle at Owl drug store and by local druggists throughout the area.

George Metzger Polk Street Gary Indiana Konjola Greencastle Owl

Social Weekend Visits and Local Arrivals Chronicle

Miss Cora Hyten and Mrs. Cora Hyten spent the weekend with relatives in Russellville. Miss Margaret Grider of Crawfordsville visited her sister Mrs. Lizzie Burkett from Saturday to Monday. Charles Stuart bought the Sarah Edwards property on Forest Home Street and will move there soon. Miss Corda Crosby visited her sister Mrs. Lizzie Hill near Barnard. Miss Bertha Hyton stayed with Miss Hallie Sidener in Ladoga. Mrs. Sopha Huntington of Ladoga called on friends Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Putt of Komomo and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wallace of St Charles Illinois were weekend guests of their mother Mrs. Ida Putt. Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Myers and son Bruce and grandson Robert visited Mrs. Lou Coshow near Jamestown Sunday. Mrs. Coshow is very poorly. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnes of Ladoga were Sunday guests of Mrs. Kate and Mary Anderson.

Margaret Grider Crawfordsville Lizzie Burkett Charles Stuart Sarah Edwards Forest Home Street Corda Crosby Lizzie Hill Barnard Bertha Hyton Hallie Sidener Ladoga Sopha Huntington Charles Putt Kokomo Tom Wallace St. Charles Illinois Ida Putt Fletcher Myers Bruce Robert Lou Coshow Jamestown Coshow Robert Barnes Kate Mary Anderson

The Herald Star and Democrat Greencastle Ad Note

The Greencastle Indiana newspaper The Herald Star and Democrat established 1868 is listed with post office and printing details. Proprietor LeRoy Gee and editor Charles J. Arnold are named. Published afternoons except Sundays at 17 19 South Jackson Street. Subscription rates 3.00 yearly in Putnam County and 5.50 outside, carrier 10 cents weekly.

Herald The Star & Democras Cines Greencastle Ind Charles J. Arnold LeRoy Gee South Jackson Street Indiana Putnam County

Ingenious Smuggling Device Uncovered in Detroit

Federal agents destroyed a cable line linking Detroit to Canada revealing a half sunken houseboat and an old garage interface. A diver's helmet, air pump and a 12 foot skid were found as smugglers used a diver to attach the sled to the cable and move 15 to 20 cases of liquor per trip.

Detroit INS Federl Mud Island

Widow of former mayor dies by suicide in Washington Ind

Louise Gross Spencer aged 60 widow of John H. Spencer former mayor of Washington Ind died by self inflicted throat injury. She reportedly acted after her husband's death on May 21 and ongoing ill health, her body found by cousin Mrs. Philip Alberti after returning from church.

Washington Ind Louise Gross Spencer John H. Spencer Philip Alberti

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Arline DE Haas Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc Warner Bros Sarah Bogardy Sarah Comedienne Pete Mr. Bloom Trunk Dorsey Twins Beaton Standlind II the Herald Goodyear Pathfinder Chevrolet Goodyear Double Eagles Consolidated Tire & Battery Co A. L. Dobbs Prop North Side Square Cora Hyten Russellville Bloomington Crawford Hotel Reapaanatio P.M Siepaingies P. M A.M Hoosier State Automobile Association
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