Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 December 1929 — Page 2
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.Mrs. Oscar Craft of Brazil visited friends in Greencastle Sunday. Miss Margaret McLean of Indianapolis visited her father, Ewing Me-j
lye an over the week end.
Mayor Charles McGaughey spent! the week end in lyouisville, Ky., and French Lick on business.
PURDUE WINS INSULL BEGINS FIRST HONORS FIGHT FOR BIG AT EXPOSITION UTIUTV MERGER
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< WAVKI.AM) GARAGE BURNS
i WAVELAND, Dec. 2—(INS)—. . , , , j The Ben Canine Garage here was des l )0 ' n G an< ' u ‘ n K( ’ IU °'' n ./" 1
I troyed by fire which started
from
the explosion of a gasoline torch. Ten cars and twenty .radio sets also burned. The loss was estimated near ly $7,000.
Miss 1 .urilo Glidewell who is teach i ing in Elkhart has returned after
spending Thanksgiving
CllIt'AtiO. IS. (
with her^^ university. which produced thej
Mrs. Charles E. Foster, north Col- j parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mill Glidewell | (Wt p a n team thisj lege avenue, entertained with a din- 'd Marion township. 'year, prduced another winning trum
ncr Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Bruce '
ilichuid- of Coatesville.
d.NS) Bur- MORE THAN S70.000.000 IN IN
SULL PROPERTIES AFFECTED BY HEARING WHICH OPENED BEFORE PUBLIC SERVICE COM-
MISSION
Mis:, iiannah Bullerdick, north < ollege avenue, has gone to Terre
{fear. , li became known today, when five,
Mrs. Walter Williams and chil-| un j ula | husbandry students won the|
dren. Olive street, have returned^nt^ppoiiegiate stock Judelng competl! INDIANAPOLIS,
home after spending Thanksgiving :lj oa here at the annual International I
with Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Dobbs and 1 u v ,> stock exposition.
—Officials of the Insull utilities of Indiana today began their fight to
Haute, where she will enter Brown’s I f am ily at New Carlisle. They were Nineteen state colleges and two j Obtain authorization by the public Business college. accompanied home by the former’s; un j Ve| . g | tles from two Canadian pro\! service commission of a $70,000,000
nurti- nlot,K ' r - Mrs - Minnie Hurst, who has in( . 0H competed there were 143 ama-j merger of the Insull companies at a been thereon an extended visit. |tfUr j U ,|g e s. Purdue scored 4.3*(i | PU b l' c hearing in the House of Rep-
Sl\ DIE IN MINE BLAST WEST FRANKFORT, 111., Dec. 2
—(INS)-—Rescue workers today were to continue their search for foreman James Tabor, the only man yet unaccounted for following an explosion in old Ben Mine No. 8 that
0 ec o ((NS) j > e * ter ‘ la .V took the lives of six min-
ers, fifteen having escaped.
who plan j points; Ohio State, 4,383; Oklahoma
Miss Frances Bullerdick.
( ollege avenee, who has been eonfin- 1
ed to her home with a case of chick- i Putnam County persons _
in-pox, is improving. : t,, attend the International Livestock Agricultural and Mechanical (.ollege,
S how in Chicago this week are asked |L380. Boys from Texas took fourth
Mrs. (. E. Tolliver and two daugh- ^ t . onlt .,. w j t h the County Agent be-1 honors, fifth place went to the M s, Caroline and Joan, who have County agent Floyd Miller lUniverslty of Wyoming and sixth to been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J-i wou | d likt . t0 arrange for parties to'the Kansas Agricultural college. II. Pitchford. east Franklin street, j HUend the show togethel , Ml .. Miller Jlowa State was seventh.
returned to their home at French | j ans tu B t ten d himseH the last of. Paul Sw #t fer. Oklahoma team | the evidence of the citie8 an( , towns Luk today. Mrs. Tolliver is a niece . (member, scored the highest Individ- 1 tne eviaence ‘'ties and towns of Mrs. Pitchford. j mS ‘ ual duel score with 927 points. I an<l ,nd,v,duals opposed to the com-
resentatives chamber at the State-
house.
The commissioners today began hearing evidence of the Insull organization in their effort to combine more than 300 utilities serving nearly two-fifths of Indiana’s population. Later the commission will hear
Funeral services for Mrs. Cathec-
Funeral services for hyank Welch, Champions In several grain class-: who died at his home oh Blooming- (1( ^ oll( of the :;,ono samples of hay!
! bination.
The situation was complicated by j
HE THEATERS
THE VONCASTLE
‘‘Careers’’ Starring Billie Dove Pleases Local Patrons
“Careers,” the First National picture which opened last night at the
Voncastle Theatre is a hit.
It would be hard to analyze the entertainment and put your finger on the person responsible for so fine picture. Probably its success was
the scuttle hole into the Penney store. No tracks were visible in the snow on the roof. However, tracks could have been hidden by the heavy
snow last night.
Mr. Chapman said this morning that only trusted employes carried outside keys to the store. It would have been impossible for the thief to have gone out the locked doors, also, it was said, practically eliminating the possibility that the thief had hidden in the store when it was closed Saturday night, afterwards working at his leisure. Store officials and police today were agreed that tli*' thief had been committed by one who was thorough ly familiar with the building and the places where the money box was
kept hidden.
| Mrs. Kenneth Sweet, cashier, checked up the loss early today after the damaged money box was found.
DOCTOR’S CAR TAKEN ’The Ford coupe owned bv Dr i J. F. Gillespie was stolen Saturday evening between 7 and x o’clock W, in front of the Alamo building wher! it was parked.
ATTACKLD in Bin James Walker, who Ives four miles west of town on ihe Ivan R uark farm, was knocked town by a Jci bull late Saturday afternoon, -uffer ing two broken ribs, one on c U ,h side. A companion who was with Mr Walker, rescued him from further harm by the raging animal.
TO GIVE RECITAL
Henry Rolling from the DePauw Music School and Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs, a former DePauw student, now head of the Music department at Indiana Central College in
insured when First National bought! ^ nd ' ana l >0 *' s ’ w ' d • f ' ve a recital at
I, '' k'-i'!' l- ''' ! ton street last \Vednesday were held d g ra j„ ontt red this year »ere d* ! t *' e 1 l . ltnl °^' n ' on ol , ^ U " 1 lu J i t h t , gkol .y although with such a del- i Frankfort tonight under the auspices \\ ,11mm McKean, who died at the afternoon at o oVlock at the L “ ne( , yel)tenlay ! ( ’> al •' an »-’ s M - Ogden, who virtually thl st<>, >- althouMr, w.tn suen a - • - - -
home of a daughter in Cleveland, O., , ( r Enneial Home with inter- « , , , [declared that most of the proposals Thsr.da.. Ml ft He il.”? ,L JS, UU.k. ".'n 't* »« «e lM» Ul^al
Knightsville M. E. church this afternoon at 2 o’clock with interment in the Harmony cemetery. Mrs. Rollie Siddons of Greencastle was a daugh-
ter of Mrs. McKean.
of Ladner, B C. captured
the green pea title. William Darn-
He said companies in localities far; apart cannot be joined and that the i law prevents the union of utilities of difierent natures. He also drew attention to the anti-trust laws of In-
diana.
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.’LU-GRIP
C«l! ■ phyalcta*. Then begin “emergency” treatment with
4 visas OVER t? MILLION JARS USED YEARLY
VISITS For Sale by FLEENORS and OWL DRUG STORE
j Sunday afternoon at J o clock at ^he j j,,|-|ujn,.(j yesterday.
: McCurry huncial Home with inter- Canada drew first honors when W.
| ment in the Bainbridge cemetery. ; 0 Gil)soll
! Rev. Victor L. Raphael was in
charge. I’all-bearers weie Finest ( )roU g| 1 0 f i^aura Sask.. won the reMugg, I homas l.isby. ( l‘ uf " '- serve championship and Reserve ribBrown. Otto Hutcheson, Jesse Tobin, bonK , n th( . fle , d bean clag8i M . and Fred Magendanz, of Indlana I M> 'jMcllroy of Elevenport, Ark., won the
* 1!i- Icowpea championship. Mrs. Ray Welty and 5-year old Indiana scored highest in Ihe pie
son and Ed. Haltom, nil of near Cuba |Bminary corn awards. L. M. Vogler who were injured when their Chevro-jnf Hope. Ind and Edward N. Lux, let ear was demolished by a south both former prize winners ,ure lead-
bound Monon passenger train in Clo-;ing contenders, offleials unnouced.
verdale Saturday afternoon, were) Judging of beef was scheduled to not badly hurt and were able to re-{Start today. The grand champion turn to their homes after their in-’will be named by Walter Higgar. In juries were attended in Cloverdalo. ternationally known judge of Dal-
Brakes on the car failed to hold, the beattie, Scoiland, grain Judging will occupants said, and it coasted on the J continue all week. Prize w inning TIGER CUBS TO PLAY POSTPONED
track in front of the train on the : horses and cattle will be paraded toj Main street crossing. One of them j night in the horse show. There will;
jumped to safety before the train 'also be sheep judging contests.
•*" 1 Sheep dogs will be herded, coral-’
ROACHDALE GAME HERE
ON WEDNESDAf
icate subject to handle it would have
been very easy to go wrong. The direction of “Careers” was
ably handled by John Francis Dillon and the cast was of exceptional merit, including Antonio Moreno in the male lead, Noah Beery as a rather destructive “President” of CochinChina, Thelma Todd, Robert Frazer, Ro’bert Sellable, Holmes Herbert, So-
jin and others.
"Careers” involves the ambitious of the diplomatic circle members in
of the Frankfort Matinee Musical society. Mrs. Burroughs is a soprano and will be accompanied by Sir.'Roll-
ing on the piano. •
CAR OVKRTlKNS
A ear occupied by Fred Warbrit-1 ton of Crawfordsville, was damaged when Mr. Warbritton lost control! and the machine overturned on the I Water Works Hill, north of Greencastle on State Road 43, Sunday. 1
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Neither Mr. Warbritton nor a dog |
Cochin-China. Highly dramatic, tense which at . com p anied hmit wel . e hurt | at moments and very colorful in at- The damaKed t . ar was towed to the I
mosphere, this production should ; Tribby garage for repairs,
rank as one of the best Billie Dove | Th( . slick ,. oad is believed to have 1
features in years. ( the accident.
“Careers” plays its final times to-
night at the Voncastle.
struck. The othbrs suffered only cuts
TILT WITH COUNTY CHAMPIONS IN LOCAL GYM—SECOND j TEAMS TO PLAY PRELIMINARY
GAME
and bruises.
ed and driven over handicaps by {champion sheep dogs. The parade of over l,i)00 farm I boys and girls, winners from among |750,000 4-H club members in the [{United States will also be held to1 night. ' Additional awaiils announced thus ■far were C. If Oallentlnc, Jerome. |{Idaho. Red Clovei need champion; C. 11. Miller, of Bend. Ore. Alslke Clo\ er champion; E. E. Thoen, Kindred, IN. D.. : weet clover: L. P. Yates, of Fishtail. Mont., Timothy seed ehnni[plon and George Kauffman. Iliff. IColo.. HI ek and White Cow Pens.
Coach W. F. Bausman’s Greencastle High School Tiger Cub oasketball team will play th< Roachdale team, sectional champions of last year, in
THE GRANADA “The Cncoanuts” Brings Musical Comedy To Cit> At last we tan view Broadway’s best musical comedies right here in Greencastle. Paramount has opened tin- way to bring the high-priced Broadway shows home with its daz-
CREOMULSION For Sale at FLEENOR'S And OWL DRUG STORE
A THREE DAYS’ COUGH IS YOUR DANGER SIGNAL
a tilt on the Greencastle floor Wed- : z,in * P'cturization of the Marx Bro-
nesday night, it was announced today. Second teams of the two schools will play a preliminary game at 7 o’clock. This tilt is the game which was to have been played here November 15 hut which was postponed due to ihe tragic death of Charles Haymer, & local football player.
FIFTH ANNUAL Corn Show December 12-13-14
there’ popular stage hit, “The Cocoa- | nuts,” which opener! at the Granada ] theatre yesterday, for three days. Never before has anything like ' “The Cocoanuts” been seen here, j ' Never before has anything like- f ; j been transferred to the screen. Here, j at last, is real entertainment sing- i | ing, dancing, glorious fooling—ju^t : the same brilliant features that one ] would see had he paid $f>.)>0 for a '
Coughs from folds may lead to serious trouble. \ou can slop them now with Creomulsion. an emulsified creosote that is pleasant to take. Creomulsion is a medical discovery with two-fold action; it soothes and heals the inllauted membranes and inhibits germ growth. Of all known drugs, creosote is recognized by high medical authorities as ono of the greatest healing agencies for coughs from colds and bronchial irritations. Creomulsion eontains, in addition to creosote, other healing elements which soothe
and heal the inflamed membranes and stop the irritation, while thi goes on to the stomach, is absorb J into the blood, attacks the seat of the c i;blo and checks the grot th • I Creomulsion is guaranln j - a,factory in the treatment oi coughs from colds, bronchitis and minor forms of
bronchial irritttioi
for building up the system after colds or flu. Money refunded if not relieved after taking according to directions.
Ask your druggist, (adv.)
CREOMULSION FOR THF COUCH FROM COLDS THAT HANG ON
Baptist Missionary
{ Society to Meet Tuesday
• Th« Mi- ionaiy Society i • >1 r Hup list church win meet Tueeday ifter I noon at 2 clock with Mn Fred Todd
least Wushingtor s' is ot.
national convention at Cornell College at Mt. Vernon, Iowa, last weeJf l by Charles R. Query of the local ' : chapter. The keynote address was j given by Rev. Gordon Chapman of
— I Evanston, 111., a former DePauw stu David Braden i home front Fliza-j dent. Other speakers of national imville where he ha- I een employed at ! portance were there.
ATTENDS CONVENTION The DePauw chapter of Oxford! s ? t , al th< ' Broadway stage showing |«SX
Fellowship was represented at the
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of this popular Marx Brothers* sensation. ,X (iroucho Marx, the talkative ment- | ' her of the delightful quartette, a ' •,■ side-splitting jester; Hat po, with his i dumb show, his expressive panto- | mime and his inspiring harp playing I Chico, with his inane antics, and Zep- i;; ! po, the foil for his brothers madness | X
YOU MIGHT NOT KNOW that your property can be pioi- t d ir
insurance against the hazards of
PREMIUM LIST
ith.
CLASS ONE White Corn, (ten ears): 1st. $5.00; 2nd. $4.00; Drd. $3.00; 4ih. $2.00; $1.00; 6th. ribbon; 7th. ribbon; 8th. ribbon; ribbon; loth, ribbon. CLASS TWO Y> How ('orii. (ten ears): 1st, $5.00: 2nd. $4.00; :)ril. $3.00; 4th. $2.00; $1 00; 6th. ribbon; 7th. ribbon; 8th. ribbon; ribbon; loth, ribbon. CLASS THREE Whitt Corn, (single ear): 1st. $2.50; 2nd. $1.50; 3rd. 50c; 4th ribbon;
ribbon.
CLASS FOLK Yellow Corn (single ear): 1st. $2.50; 2nd. $1.50; ;;rd. 5oe; Ith. ribbon; oth.
ribbon.
CLASS FIVE Yellow Corn, (ten ears): <>P' it to any boy or girl In Putnam County. Each iiiuki make ih^ii' ,,« n seltctloPH. 1st. $,'.00; 2nd. $4.00; 12.06 i. |J N Gib. iibbon; 7th ribbon; 8tb. ribbon; Oth. ribbon; loth ribbon. CLASS SIX Sweepstakes (ten ears); I In Otst prize winnera in eiuas 1, 2 and 5 to show In this class. Special award. CLASS SEVEN Sweepstakes, (single ear): Cissies ;; and 4 lo show in* this class. Special award. SPONSORkD BY THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK THE OLDEST BANK IN PUTNAM COUNTY CITIZENS TRUST COMPANY
installing telephone cquipnunt.
Alex McMains, Martinsville street, is critically ill at his home, suffering
of n complication of diseases.
Harry Montell of Chicago spent |! the week < lid with In- l;tl hel-in-law
] 1 T I Hi big. - nt Putnnim lib
j Miss Ardith Moore of Chicago, III:, ’who has been visiting Iter parents. iMr. and Mrs. Hurry Moore, will re-
I turn to Chicago, Tuesday.
The purpose of the Oxford Fellow| kt ' l ‘ p th '* h,,us, ‘ , ' ,,lkin x " i,K ! ship Is to promote the finer and nob-j Beautiful melodies from Irving 1 ler aspects of the ministry, and toj k ‘ tld ' n stall you humn..i.g. I he j maintain a high intellectual and 1 th ‘' mo son,r ’ " Whtn M -V Dreams
spiritual standard. Last year the local chapter entertained the conven-' lion here. Next year it will be held at Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. i
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line will supply the requirements of,
Martinsville. Greencastle, Blooming- 1 l,,,rs are 8na PPV- '» a ''’elously photo-
Come True," is a catchy, romantic tune that strikes a lilting chord in the heart. Mary Eaton, the seintillatting blond Ziegfeld star, and Oscar Shaw, her partner in the great musical comedy success, “The Five O’clock Girl,” are splendid in the romantic leads and the chorus num
BURGLARY
THEFT
ROBBERY Mercantile Open Stock. Sale Burglary, Residence Buiglary. Sun . Office and Messenger Robbtry and Personal Hold-Up We write all of these lines. Reasonable in cost- Bioad in cot' : ■ INSURANCE DEPARTMENT CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY S. C. SAYERS. Mgr.
Daniel Simon, sophomore in He-, t ? n a i nd F '' a,lklin . l"d.. to which will Pauw. entered the County Hospital j " hortI ^ Ih ' addl d Edinl,u, tr ‘ < ' ,dunl -
The ,us, Seymour, Bedford, Greenwood
today for medical treatment boy’s home is in Fast Chicago.
Miss Florence Helen McGaughey, daughter of Mayor and Mrs. Charles McGaughey, who is teaching at Plymouth, spent the weak end aTTiotne. Seventeen couples procured mairiage licenses in Putnam County dur | ing November, records at the Coun- !
ty Clerk’s office reveal.
and Beech Grove. In addition, a now six-inch line is under construction by the Indiana Gas Utilities Company (part of the Associated Gas and Electric System) to serve Clinton, Ind., with gas produced at the Terre Haute by-products plant \\ ith the completion of extensions now contemplated and under construct ion, the Indiana Consumers ! Ca.- and By-Products Company w ill
Township trustees held their reg- 1 * u Pply gas from its Terre Haute ulur month!) meeting with (ounty, Ph |n ( t" a territory extending front Superintendent John Vermillion Cl ' T1,< ' r IHinoN to the eastern part today. | Indiana increasing its yearly send
out to a total of 1,600,600,000 cubic
The Mishawaka Rubber & Woolen i feet in 1930,
Mfg. Co., has filed suit on adFount in ! ________
graphed and perfectly performed. Added to the “Cocoanut” program are three interesting short subjects in talking and sound, “Songs of the Islands,” “Radio Rythm” and Foy
Movietone New.s.
WANT AOS. FOR KENT—Modern C-room house.! East Seminary street. See C. J Arnold. Herald office. FOR SALE Fifteen head shoats— 2 1 a miles booth of Putnaniville, JesMeKantey.
the Putnam Circuit court against James K. Brattain. A demand of *67.69 is made. Mi-- Grace Browning, east Hanna street, had as her guest, Sunday. Miss Gladys Currier of Indianapolis. Major Joint Dunbar. 505 east Seminary street. Is seriously ill at his home.
NO COLDER WEATHER
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Dec. 2. - (INS) Although snow covered practically all putts of Indiana today, there was no likelihood of generally colder weather today or tomorrow, ae cording to forecasts of the IndlHiin-
polls weather bureau.
Sunny skies were slated tndu) and Tuesday and there was to be colder weather only In the southeast portion
according to the fortscust.
HOME OF THE SYSTEMATIC SAVER
County commissioners held their regular monthly meeting here today. Claims were allowed during the fore
| noon -r - -ion. A contract for printing Innumerable ennoi automobile supplies for next year, hearing of a accidents were caused today and dur- | remonstrance against the Cok toad. Ing the pa-t w>>k . nd by th. slip
|| appointing a Co. road superintendent POT street and roads brought about
and other matters were occupying by the snow, but there were i the afternoon m ion major road dbr-ters.
11. AL\ KKSON, Upholstering, 8 west Poplar street. FOR SALE—Buff Orpington Cock erels, nice onus, $2.00. Jess Ader, Greencastle, R. 3. RELIABLE Middle Aged Woman j wants housework or practical nursing. Phone 761-Y.
AUCTION tsALF of Personal Propei ly of Surah L. Hood at her late rcsi deuce, 310 N. Iitriliina St.. Saturday. Dec, 7 til 11 a.nt. consisting of iwo good stoves, one new. two good* safes, almost new Daveno. Beds. \ Dress' r. Chairs and lockers, dlniii!.' tables, library table, rugs, coal oil stove, dishes, cooking utensils and many other articles
FOR HALF: Registered German tew!Police Pup—2 months old 312 Elm
Strct—Phone 61C-L