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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1928
Page
2
The Herald formerly Star and Democrat lists staff Kreation and contact details with pricing notes. Subscription rates are shown for Putnam County and outside areas, with Greencastle carrier options and weekly edition pricing.
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Several residents attended the Putnam County Fair in Greencastle last week. Miss Mary Hauck aided exhibits at the High School gym. Families visited, churchgoers attended services, and local moves included Oscar Kersey relocating to the Girtons. Kersey teaches at King School.
Mrs. Maud Harris of Eaton Ohio reports complete recovery from chronic stomach trouble and neuritis after eight years. She spent weeks in a hospital and was nearly despondent before Konjola eased her pain and restored health in three weeks. Konjola sold at Owl drug store Greencastle Indiana and by regional druggists.
Somerset residents report attendances at the County Fair and premiums won by Stanley O’Hair for his hog. Renovations include Mr. Scott moving to the Bratidsh farm east of town after vacating Howletts. A barn fire on Thos. Howlett’s farm destroyed hay and gear. neighbors saved other buildings but no insurance coverage was active due to a lapsed policy.
Several gathered at Samuel Dickey's home Sunday with well filled baskets for a surprise for Mrs Ray Dickey's father John Phelps. Miss Ruby Wells suffers rheumatism while Emily Boswell helps at the Wells home. Easton Dickey assists brother Ray rebuilding a badly wrecked barn. Ben Henry is reported very ill.
The Butler School house hosts a box and pie supper next Friday night September 21. Everyone is invited. Mr and Mrs E W Gwin moved to the Kirk farm. Miss Fay Hoskins visited Misses Madonna and Evelyn Young Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Oliver Messer, formerly of Louisville, moved to their new home here. Miss Margaret Young spent the weekend in Greencastle for the Fair. Mrs Ida Donald and daughter Wilma visited in the vicinity Sunday.
Ramona starring Warner Baxter and Roland Drew opens at the Voncastle Theatre this Thursday. Edwin Carewe directs this screen adaptation of Helen Hunt Jackson tale set in early California with vivid love intrigue and dramatic trials of the Mission Indian era.
Warner Bros. presents Ginsberg the Great at Granada Theatre for two days. Anthony Coldeway wrote story and scenario, with Au drey Ferris Gertrude Astor Douglas Gerrard Jack Santoro Theodore Lorch Jimmie Quinn and Stanley Sanford in the cast directed by Byron Haskin. George Jessel stars in a tale of a tailor's apprentice who joins a carnival and pursues romance while exposing crooks.
John L. Keller age 55, superintendent of the Public Construction Company of Hammond, stepped into a puddle of water while carrying a live high tension wire and was electrocuted in Hammond on September 18 according to reports.
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