Community Visits and Domestic Travel in New Maysville
New Maysville residents Mr and Mrs Dan Weller and daughter visited Mary McConaughey on Thursday. Mary Allgood and Lynn Kendall traveled to Roachdale on Thursday. Richard Stewart of Indianapolis stayed with Mr and Mrs Walter Stewart for several days. The Isenberg family and guests visited Mr and Mrs Clay Maston and family on Sunday. Ella Hendren stayed with Mrs Tom Young in Roachdale. Mrs Dan Weller, Helen, and Mrs Edith Stewart visited Mrs Lucy Isenberg and others on Saturday afternoon. Mrs Sarah German visited Mrs Corda Temple Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Weller
Mary McConaughey
Mary Allgood
Lynn Kendall
Roachdale
Richard Stewart
Indianapolis
Walter Stewart
Sam Isenberg
Clay Maston
Ella Hendren
Tom Young
Helen
Edith Stewart
Lucy Isenberg
Ida
Laura Steward
Lulu Weller
John Cramer
Sarah German
Corda Temple
Welcome Home Kitty Malone Triumph in Muscial Show
In 1929 Warner Bros. color musical On with the Show follows Nita French actor financing a show while suspecting Durant of misdeeds. A box office theft and a lucky loan spark a happy ending as Dad Malone is freed, Kitty gains a star turn, and ownership of part of the show shifts to Kitty and Jimmy after Durant’s money aids the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feht
Warner Bros. Pictures
Warner Bros
Wille Durant
Nita French
Jerry Connolly
Durant
Kitty
Dad Malone
Jimmy
Nita
Jerry
Dad
Sam Bloom
Joe
O Jerry
Willie
Jos
Kitty Malone
New York
Joe Beaton
Dorsey Twins
Beaton
Berta
Betty
Cloverdale Community Notes and Gatherings
Mrs. Minerva Grimes is seriously ill at her Cloverdale home. The Leonard reunion at Thorntown drew a large crowd. Mrs. Molly Horn and Mrs. N. A. Maze visited Greencastle Wednesday. The Joke couple returned from Scottsburg to West Main Street. Frank Cagle of Hoosier Highlands is ill. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Barter spent Tuesday in Indianapolis. Mrs. Lone Cunningwair vacationed with the Jenkins in Indianapolis. Mrs. Sarah Gunt and Anna attended a Christian Churches conference at Greencastle. The Cloverdale Fort Nightly Club hosts a lecture by Mrs. Chic Jackson of Indianapolis on September 25 at the Methodist Church. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Rule and Miss Mann attended the Higgins Creek homecoming. 304 people were present. A. A. Sandy, lately in Martinsville for health, returned home slightly improved. Marvel Polk and daughters of Oaktown visited W. S. Burris. Molly Horn rode back with them. Cloverdale Hardware store opens this week after a full transformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Grimes
West Cloverdale
Leonard
Thorntown
Molly Horn
N. A. Maze
Greencastle
Harry Joke
Scottsburg
West Main Street
Frank Cagle
Hoosier Highlands
A. J. Barter
Indianapolis
Lone Cunningwair
James Jenkins
Sarah Gunt
Anna
Conference of Christian Churches
Cloverdale Fort
Chic Jackson
A. D. Rule
Lucy Mann
V. Mann
Higgins’ Creek
Arthur Shumaker Grove
A. A. Sandy
Martinsville
Sandy
Marvel Polk
Oaktown
W. S. Burris
Cloverdale Hardware Store
Struc
Local social visits amid community box supper
Mrs. Jack Rogers and daughter along with James Brown of Oakalla visited Tilden Frazier and family. Mrs. Cox Gardner and baby joined, Vertie Lukenbill and others called in the afternoon. Robert Walsh, recovering from a broken leg, is reported to be recovering well. A box supper is planned at Fern School on Friday night September 20 with everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Rogers
James Brown
Oakalla
Tilden Frazier
Charles Cox
Edward Gardner
Vertie Lukenbill
Alva Cox
Lydia Swinford
Lydie Frazier
Fred Cox
Robert Walsh
Fern School
Fire Destroys Farm House Near Wheaton
Fire of unknown origin consumed the home of John Moreland near Wheaton on Wednesday at 5 30 am. The kitchen fire spread rapidly, leaving the second floor and furnishings as total losses. a few first floor items were saved. The 1864-built house suffered heavy damage with clothing and food destroyed. Insurance covered only part of the loss as neighbors plan aid for the stricken family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moreland
Wheaton
The Herald Greencastle Historical Admission
The Herald established as the Star and Democrat in 1868 announces post office classification in Greencastle Indiana. Charles J Arnold proprietor LeRoy Bee city editor Roy Evans manager. Published weekdays at 17 19 South Jackson Street with telephone 665. Subscriptions: Putnam County 3.00 yearly, outside Putnam 3.50, Greencastle carrier 10 cents weekly.
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Herald
Star & Democras
Greencastle
Ind
iCharles J. Arnold
LeRoy Bee
Roy Evans
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
Public service building undergoes remodeling completion
The article notes the remodeling of a public service building, emphasizing careful work and its role as a convenient, serviceable facility after the renewal.
Mrs William Arnold Dies At Home In Indianapolis
Mrs William Arnold died at the home of Mrs Thomas Solomon last Thursday night at 10 o clock Funeral services were held at Bainbridge Methodist church with burial in Crown Hill cemetery Indianapolis Relatives Frank Kinder of Illinois and his son Lester visited for a serious illness and death of Mrs Arnold Numerous neighbors attended the funeral of Mrs Thomas Harris and other local services Mention is made of Miss Ruth Rogers Clarence Rogers Miss Marie Beck and Gertrude Walters at Stilesville plus local visits and a note to see Beads on a String.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Arnold
Thomas Solomon
Bainbridge Methodist Church
Crown Hill
Indianapolis
Frank Kinder
Illinois
Lester
Claude Tatum
Bainbridge
Thomas Harris
Ruth Rogers
Clarence Rogers
Marie Beck
Gertrude Walters
Stilesville
M. E. Smith
Waldo Micheal
Pertle
James Hylton
Mae Staggs
Greencastle
W. H. Farrow
Morton
The Sophomore at Granada Theatre Tonight
The Granadas all talking program today features The Sophomore starring Eddie Quillan with Sally O Neil and Jeanette Loff. Supporting acts include Hits of Today in sound and music, a comedy and news reel, plus Born to the Saddle with Duane Thompson and an added comedy forest ranger featurette and cartoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granada
Cecil M. DeMille
Pathe
Granada Theater
Eddie Quillan
Eddie
Sally O’neil
Jeanette Loff
Miss O'Neil
Ted Wells
Wells
Chicago
Rockies
Bruce Mitchell
George Plympton
Duane Thompson
Wells Pictures
Leo White
Merril McCormick
Byron Douglas
Nelson McDowell
Vancastle
Voncastle Theater Opens With Born to the Saddle Feature
Ted Wells is featured in the Voncastle Theatre opening with the Universal Western Born to the Saddle. The screening runs Friday and Saturday with the event continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voncastle
Ted Wells
Voncastle Theatre
Acquitted Ward Murder Heir Receives Estate Share
Chicago report states William D. Shepherd, once acquitted of his ward's murder, will receive half of the William McClintock estate valued at 1.4 million dollars. Miss Isabelle Pope, fiancée, gets one fourth. Ten cousins share the remainder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Chicago
William McClintock
William D. Shepherd
Isabelle Pope
Shepherd
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Crawford Hotel
Ington
Vomington
North Floyd
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Clifford Shinn
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