Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 April 1930 — Page 4

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(In i ii ol Uic Pans stagi 1 , Toast of Broadway Spectacle! Technicolor! dir Is! downs! \ I Romance!

Ah tin; s* anon iIiiiwh to a closa at IMiami Rish li l''l: ItiK all they call i 1 tin- I)racing air anil c. inn ■ illif-h i 1 WflliamKincclla of Mllwaitkci Walti i .1 Kohli r. ,Sr rhicoeo.

Contin'i^i'or* B Tin r.rcatcHt nuinbi't ol < amliilatc ■ | for any Repiihliiuri county nomiru. | tion In In the rar.. tm Sheriff. In thi ,; tacp John R. (h.x of ilreciicasth township, Dave llradcn of 1 .icenc.t tl. j unci Rayinoiul Rex Huniinond ■ ! Washinitton tc\\* hips tm the can'll i dates. Lawrence I’nshy of < i icciicart 1c j township and Krnest Hnj Wilson m Ritsse Itownshlp are candldaim fo the Repuhllran nomination for < 1 o I. while Iii ic llenef'i I of (Ireciua'tp-, is opposed hy Itooma York of <liecn j rastle in the race for recordei Gilbert OkIc: . preesnt treafurer, i | the only candidate foi treasui'cr \ Walter Dunbar of (ireenca tie is tin opposed in his race for surveyor ! Klein Harlan of tlrecncastle township has no oponeni in his county assc ; sor and T 'hn Leslie Haymaker ofi Greenca-Pc is not opposed in his dc sire to secure the nomination for auditor. li. A. Sherrill and Oliver Sltonkwller, each of Gri'enctistie, seek tltc Republican nomination lot cotuntisnioner form the second diltrict, while Glenton Kelly of Floyd townsh ask.thc nomination for comniissioner from the first district on the Republican ticket. John H. Allen is the Kepithllcnn candidate lor Judge, while Marsliall Abrams, the pie cut prosecuting attorney will he llto candidate to succeed himself. Beside the county olllee trustees find assessors as well a advisor}

t) e-i prominent middle westerners are enjoyThey are (left toriglit). Waller J Kohler, Jr., 'overnor of Wisconsin, and J. MeKwen ti j Ii lernafional lllusnated N> c- photo.

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member, . re in be elected iii e.n h in Bra'/il Monday, township Harry Pierson and daughter callid on Henry Osborn Sunday morn-

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Mi uml Mrs. Ren Cummings and | , aughter, liutty, of Danville called

Mr and .Mr Ifan’y Pier: On were on Mr ain| -Mrs. Henry Oshorti Siiiiin (Ireenci.stle Saturday. I day eveningMr, and Mrs. Orville Michaels of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers and Iiltlianap'ili- spent Sunday with! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rogers called on Charles Baker. j Card Summers Sunday. Mr. and -Mis. Frank Rogers of In- Mr. and Mrs. Card Summers dianapolis spent the week end with pent Friday with her mother, Mrs. I red Rogers. I Emma Smith who is ill at the homo Mr. and Mr Charles Miller cal 1 -1 of her sop, Carl Smith.

■ | on Il-mry Miller Sunday evening-1 Ro> Whitlock -pent Sunday with I

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With JACK BUCHANAN JASON EOBARDS and ZAZH PITTS

TO Day BIG FAMILY VARIETY SHOW Devoted to Parents and Children FIRST EPISODE V/IED ANIMAT. SERIAL "KINO OF THE (KONGO" In Sound. Talk and Effects “TROOPERS THREE” TALKING ACTION FEATURE TALKING 'GANG COMEDY REDUCED SATURDAY , PRICES - - - • 10c • 30c

100 STARS on a whoopee making fesdviry ,incJuding every • body worthwhile from JANET GAYNOR to WILL ROGERS directed by BENJAMIN STOLOFf 10 Sfcr Song* by 10 Stor Songwriter* Star Sbfa, Staguf hy Earl LincUoy — And thore'i a lovely romance woven through (hi* tuper tpectocle

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William Fox pr*«nti this Mcmietont, all star, all \/f \ \ talhirii', mutual urmanct. ADDED TALKING CARTOON — MOVIETONE NEWS TO-DAY ONLY Joseph schildkraut In "The Night Ride" — TALKING SHORT SUBJECTS REDUCED SAT. PRICES — 10c - 30c

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While hundreds of cheering spectators stood at the outskirts of Municipal Airport, Los Angeles, Cal., watching aviation history in the making, Captain Frank M. Hawks. Internationally known flyer, landed in hi. glider after being towed by airplane from San D.ego on the first leg of his proposed cross-country gliding tnp. Hitter nr"lonaJ V#trrre«l*

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Ann I’enningtini and . nsemhle of danccis In n scene fron 1 Ri' ii' star, all talking Fox Movietone musical romance, "Happy Ha.'' Playing at the flrariadti Theatre Sunduy-Monday-Tuesday- '-tartiiiK v ith Midnight Show this Saturday Night.

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("null's Farrell and Janet Gaynor in ihe all star, all talking Fox Movietone musical romance. "Sappy Days." Playing at Hie Grnnnila Theatre Suiiday-Monday and Tuesday starting wiih Midnight Slum ionight.

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'ith the citizens of Dunedin waving farewell ■otn the waterfront and merchant craft in the trbor saluting tha City of New York, the flagiip of Commander R.chard Byrd, set sail for ihiti on the homeward voyage with his Antarctic

expedit'on. The above pictures graphically illustrate the perils which the daring explorer encountered in his expedition over the frozen waste* of the Antarctic and are the first pictures of the expedition to reach the United State*. < I n'*i national Newnrool)

The recent severe colil snap has beep hard on the oats which were I sown early. State Krn<| trucks have been busy for several days hauling gravel for the roads. Mr. II Mer will not rebuild his tenant home which uas recently destroyed by fire. Mr. Miller and family who occupied the home at the time of the fire will move to the Chadwick/farm, south of Fillmore. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore and daughter of Greencastle were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. James Farrow. Mr. Farrow, who is in rather poor health is feeling much better at this

time.

Mrs. John Henry Christy who has been seriously ill for several weeks is slowly improving and is able to sit up a portion of the time.

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hurshman of Oreemasile and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Waim-ley and three little ijaugh (era, of Putnamville spent the day Sunday with Mr. anil Mrs. Carl Fer-

rand.

A number of women met at the bome of Mrs. Stanger one day last i week and tacked comforts and sew[ed for the family of .Mr. Miller who Inst most of their clothing and household goods in the fire which burned their house down. Mr. and Mrs. (lien Shinn spent the day Sunday with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Shinn, east of Rainhridgc.

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Mrs. Kate and Mrs. Mary Anderson, Mrs. J. J. Wright and Miss Klin Walsh attended the meeting of the county federation of clubs which was held in the Methodist church in Greencastle Tuesday. Mrs. Gerrge Faller, who has been with her son Laurence and wife in Indianapolis the past few weeks, returned home Saturday and is slowly improving. Frank Edwards and daughter, Mrs. Iasi Faller and husband who spent the winter in Miami, Florida, returned home Saturday and report a delightful winter in the sunny South. George Jetfriei who has been seriously ill the past few weeks remains about the same. Among those from away who attended <he funeral of Thomas Nelson Anderson, Saturday afternoon were James Anderson, An only brother, of Mishawaka, Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Calhoun and daughter, Helen and Rev. 11. Goers of Indianapolis, Ray Anderson and daughter of Ken lucky, Mr. a n d Mrs. Frank Fall of Dana, J. W, Shannon of Orecncastle, Ren Garrett and Ed Garrett and

family of Mantezuma. Mrs. Elmer Young and grandson Jimmy of Indianapolis spent Thtii'day with the former’s daughter. Mrs. Ira Holland and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Taylor and family of Indianapolis are moving to the Ernest Thompson propert on south Indiana street. Mrs. Bessie Coffman and fa" 1 ' 1 -'' are moving to the Willard Gough property on south Meridian street and Mr. Gough and daughter, Mrs. Faller and Bernice are moving 10 Mrs. Faller’* property on east 1 lumbia street. Mrs. Tom Anderson retnnieo home with her daughter, Mrs. iii* 1 ' Fall Sunday and is spending » l, " v days with her and other relative-, ' Dana and Montezuma

Telephone a “lo 5 * ad to this office. A want ad means an inquiry at every door in town. {JThe co:t is trifling'