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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1929

Page

3

The Sophomore at Granada Opens Thursday

The Granada theater premieres Pathe talking picture The Sophomore on Thursday and Friday with Eddie Quillan Sally ONeal Jeanette Loff and Stanley Smith in a lively college life farce. Leo McCarey directed the fast moving comedy noted for witty dialogue and natural humor with additional shorts Hits of Today and Tonight Side Street featured.

Granada Theater Pathe Eddie Quillan Sally O'Neil Jeanette Loff Russell Gleason Stanley Smith Leo McCarey Mack Sennett Rod la Rocque Side Street Moore Brothers Tom Mat Owen

Somerset Fair Attendance and Local Gatherings Noted

Most residents attended the fair last week with two strong displays. Charles Davis and family shared Sunday dinner with Mr. Padgett and family. Mrs Earl O'Hair awaits her sister Mrs Laurence Murphy's arrival.

Charles Davis Mr. Padgett Earl O'Hair Laurence Murphy

Dakota to Arrive for Brief Local Visit

Dakota will visit town in a few days for a short stay. Thieves again targeted Harvey O H air s chicken house last week taking 34 pullets. Charles Brackney remains seriously ill since Thursday. A Crawfordsville specialist consulted with Dr Veach Saturday and diagnosed kidney stones.

Dakota Harvey O'Hair Charles Brackney Crawfordsville Veach

Pearl Norman Visits Relatives Near Montezuma

Pearl Norman of near Montezuma returned home Sunday after visiting relatives in this community for a week. About twenty-one relatives of Mr and Mrs James Rogers gathered to be with Pearl Norman. Frank Johnson, teacher at No 10, is taking the Payne and Dickey children to school.

Pearl Norman Montezuma F. Payne James Rogers Frank Johnson No. 10 Payne and Dickey

Thomasons Visit Relatives. Local Notes From Madison Center

Mr and Mrs Frank Thomason of St Bernice spent last Saturday night with Mrs Ray Evens the latter s cousin Mrs Earl Ellis has been on the sick list but is somewhat improved Miss Annie Mae Johnson is working for Bert Gross in the Sugar Creek Creamery office at Greencastle

Frank Thomason St Bernice Ray Evens Earl Ellis Annie Mae Johnson Bert Gross Sugar Creek Creamery Greencastle

Local Notes From Greencastle and Surroundings

Claude Cantondine's sons attend Greencastle school while friends and relatives gather at Brunerstown for a social. The Putnam County Fair awards eleven ribbons to Robert Trwin for White Rock chickens. George Amers drives for Claud Cantonwine aiding repairs on College Avenue Church. Elder Samuel Dean will preach at Long Branch. Smiley Irwin buys a new Chevrolet Six. Mr and Mrs Iiam Wright visit. Wright born here and taught township schools.

Robert Trwin Putnam County George Amers Claud Cantonwine Old College Avenue Greencastle John Johnston Clarence Marshall Samuel Dean Indianapolis Long Branch Smiley Irwin Iiam Wright Great Bend Kansas Hoosier State Wright Jacob Reigle Cloverdale

Residents of Great Bend Area Through Forty Years

The text notes that the subjects have lived in or near Great Bend for the past forty years, indicating long term residence around the city and surrounding area.

Great Bend

Sunday Visits and County Fair Noted in Local Household News

Mr and Mrs John Bee visited with Mr and Mrs Charles Hart on Sunday afternoon. Indianapolis visitors G C Ramey and George Pierce with others called on Elbert Bettis family. Polly Boswell spent Sunday with Nan Bament and Mary Ann Stites. County Fair attendance noted. Several families, including Ensors and Shonkwilers, spent Sunday with relatives. Turkey Run outing mentioned for Arthur Brattain family. Eula Ensor and children visited Ethel Ensor in Indianapolis. Plainfield visitors Arthur Jones and Dan Hall called on Irerman Flint family Sunday.

John Bee Charles Hart G. C. Ramey Indianapolis George Pierce Thomas Johnson Elbert Bettis Polly Boswell Nan Bament Mary Ann Stites S. O. Ensor Belle Alexander Raymond Dickey Violet Shonkwiler Arthur Brattain Turkey Run Mary Burk Lily Mae Ora Thomas Eula Ensor Ethel Ensor Chas. Che Arthur Jones Plainfield Dan Hall Slerbert Flint Irerman Flint Minnie Prattain Opal Newgent Merton Prattain

Local notes from Russellville residents and traveling kin

Mrs Jorothy Hopper of Brewsburg and family traveled Sunday with My and Mea An Hopper. Mrs Shannon remained in Martinsville for treatment at Barnard Sanitorium. Lyle Gardner burial held in Indianapolis with interment at Ladoga cemetery. Clell Bain family moved to Fred Spencer property. Mary Ramsay of Mansfield Ohio visited last week and plans winter in Chicago with son Paul Ramsay. New paved road work progresses through town. Queen Gibson and Myrtle Porter visited Ladoga Thursday.

Jorothy Hopper Brewsburg Mea Shannon Martinsville Barnard Bert Gardner Depew Goff Lyle Gardner Indianapolis Ladoga Cemetery Clell Bain Fred Spencer Mary Ramsay Mansfield Ohio Severs Chicago Paul Ramsay Town

Wabash College Reports Fall Registration Totals

Final fall semester enrollment at Wabash College totals 376 students with 75 seniors 70 juniors 101 sophomores and 124 freshmen. Six weekend enrollees are not classified. The college resumes regular work and opens with a chapel led by L B Hopkins.

Crawfordsville Ind Wabash College Wabash Hopkins

College president delivers annual address to students

The president delivered the annual address to the student body and announced college policies briefly.

Farm Thief Sentenced by Madison Circuit Court

Chester Sisson age 30 was sentenced from one to ten years in Montgomery Circuit Court by Judge Edgar A Rice on a grand larceny conviction. Sisson pleaded guilty to farm thefts in Madison township and was arrested after farmers conducted a search leading to an arrest at Lafayette.

Crawfordsville Ind Chester Sisson Montgomery Edgar A. Rice Sisson Madison Township Lafayette

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Granada Somerset Studebaker Rougha Essex Stark & Griffith Motor Sales N. B. Preecs Maple Hill Madison Center Claude Cantondine John Charles Estel Jess Ellis Brunerstown North Clinton Falls Russellville America Chrysler Viomouth Duth H. A. Sherrill Sales and Service E. Franklin St Wabash Valley Electric Company
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