Local Social Notes From Maysville Short Visit News
Newer social items show Bertha Watson of Danville visiting Pearl Isen re while Ceenelius Hypsher and Conrad Semple of Indianapolis spent the weekend with home folks. Several families visited Ida Steward and Lulu Weller, with Ed Cramer hosting Jandie Cramer at Synveide Sanitarium near Indianapolis. Will Rooker returned home after visiting his son William in Crawfordsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Watson
Danville
Pearl Isenre
Ceenelius Hypsher
Conrad Semple
Indianapolis
Dan Weller Andaughters
John Jamer
Ida
Laura Steward
Lulu Weller
Ed. Cramer
Jandie Cramer
Synveide Sanitarium
Indiana
Card of Thanks for A B Johnson Family
The Elison family expresses gratitude for assistance and sympathy after the death of wife and daughter A B Johnson and their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Johnson
W. J. Elison
The Delightful Rogue Opens at Granada
Rod LaRocque, in his first all talking role for Radio Pictures, stars with Rita LaRoy in The Delightful Rogue a brisk romantic drama of love and hate aboard the Pirate Seas. The Wallace Smith story from Cosmopolitan is brought to life with thrilling dialogue and sweeping scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granada
Rod LaRocque
Granada Theatre
Radio Pictures Corporation
Wallace Smith
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Thrilling Sound
Rita LaRoy
Breed Of The Sunsets At Voncastle With Bob Steele
Bob Steele headlines the Voncastle theater Friday and Saturday in Breed Of The Sunsets. Western star-protege Steele delivers daring horse manship and solid acting backed by Dorothy Kitchen George Bunny Leo White and Larry Fisher under Wallace Fox’s direction. The plot centers on early California Spaniards a Spanish beauty and a romance amid a Mexican bandit raid and a kidnapping.
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Sunsets
Bob Steele
FBO
Voncastle Theatre
Young Steele
Steele
Dorothy Kitchen
George Bunny
Leo White
Larry Fisher
Hollywood
Wallace Fox
California
Collins
Regular services and Sunday visits around local families
The record notes Rev Lakin conducting Sunday services morning and evening. Mary Belle Morgan stayed with her family. Cecil Miller and family visited George Templeman and wife at Greencastle. Madeline Huber visited Margaret Campbell. Mr and Mrs Glen Dicks visited the Baldwins. Thelma Woods stayed with John and Mrs Lydick. Elza Greenlee and Coatesville guests visited Glen Duncan. Lloyd Evans and family and Paul Evans visited, with Lloyd Evans and daughter present. Harley Morgan and Ciiford Dicks families called on Lester Miller and family. Joe Morphew and daughter of North Salem visited Addison Huber family. Julia Wells of Amno week with Cecil Miller family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakin
Mary Belle Morgan
Cecil Miller
George Templeman
Greencastle
Madeline Huber
Margaret Campbell
Glen Dicks
William Baldwin
Thelma Woods
John Lydick
Elza Greenlee
Coatesville
Glen Duncan
In Loving Remembrance of James Albert Hutcheson
A memorial note marks the first anniversary of the death of James Albert Hutcheson on September 19, 1920. It expresses grief from his wife and children, recalling his loving presence, suffering, and hope of reunion on the golden shore.
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James Albert Hutcheson
Father
Putnamville Parents Tie Official Start To School Year
Putnamville area residents attend a busy week with the first PTA meeting Thursday at the schoolhouse. Ethel Frazier Joe Nicely and others tripped to Brazil, and families visited Verner Snyder and toured nearby towns. Epworth League held a south town weiner roast while A L Evens joined a Methodist ministers conference in Rushville. William Taber and son from Cloverdale visited H B Woodall Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McClure
Indianapolis
Parent Teachers Association
Ethel Frazier
Joe Nicely
Brazil
Roy Evens
Sadie Cox
Nellie Williams
A.L. Evens
Verner Snyder
Epworth League
South of Town
A. L. Evens
Methodist Ministers Conference
Rushville
William Taber
Cloverdale
H. B. Woodall
Wetablished as the Star and Democrat in 1868
The Herald outlines its history starting in 1868 as the Star and Democrat. It lists staff including Charles J. Arnold proprietor LeRoy Wee city editor and managing editor. It notes publication details and subscription rates for Putnam County and outside areas.
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the Herald
The
Star & Democrat
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
LeRoy Wee
Rop Bwang
Cccrossvores
South Jackson Sae Ave
Indiana
Putnam County
RUM DREW FINE FOR VETERINARIAN AT INDIANA FESTIVAL
Dr Tillman Rawley a 60 year old veterinarian near Patricksburg west of Spencer was fined 39 dollars 25 cents after being found guilty of intoxication by Justice Jomer Hendershot following a merry go round ride at a legion festival on the Spencer public square Special Policeman Henry Mayfield disputed Rawleys claim the horse caused dizziness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Ind
Tillman Rawley
Patricksburg
Legion
Justice of Peace
Jomer Hendershot
Rawley
Henry Mayfield
Priceless Is Health Konjola Brought To Me
Mrs. Charles Moore of Kokomo Indiana reports long standing kidney and bladder trouble with nightly interruptions and nervousness. She credits Konjola with easing symptoms improving sleep and restoring energy and strength. Konjola is sold at Owl Drug Store in Greencastle and by druggists in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moore
Kokomo Street
Kokomo
Ind
Konjola
Konjoa
Greencastle
Owl Drug Store
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New Maysville
Polis
John Smith
John German
Will Rooker
William
Crawfordsville
Jake Eggers
Mary Allgood
Hiram Keck
Lenn
Irene Miller
Jaanita Bell
INDIANA _ COMPANY
Delco
R. C. Scobee
Bloomington St. Greencastle, Ind
Voncastle
Canaan
Julia Wells
Near
Amno
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
N. B.C
Obacco Co
Mirs
Cky
North Jackson Street
Memoriam
Putnamville
Crawford
Ington
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