The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 July 1921 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER GREENCASTLE, INDIANA- MONDAY, JULY 11, 1921.
Opera House
A- CookDoors open 6:30—
—Proprietor & Manager -Two Shows——Show Starts 7:00
Program subject to change without notice
Monday
BLANCHE SWEET In Jesse D. Hampton’s Play “The Girl in The Web
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
EDDIE POLO King of the Chapter Plays In “Do or Die”
Tuesday
FRANK MAYO In The Special Attraction “The Magnificent Brute”
ZIP MONTY In The Two Part Comedy “Dandy Lions”
TRUSTWORTHINESS No Matter How Trustworthy May be the Person You Choose to Carry Out the Provisions of Your Will, he is human. He May Die. He May ro Abroad. He May Become Enfeebled. All these and many other things might happen. A corporate executor never changes. We will be glad to confer with you. f ' Citizens Trust Company
Bargains To be found at the closing out sale of the Jno K. Nelson stock of Groceries at the corner of Vine & Washington streets Just Eleven more days left us to make a clean sweep of this stock. The following bargains for Tuesday, July 12. Duplicate them if you can.
6 cons CampibeUs Soups $1.13 2 <; tans Van Camps Soups .... $1.13 | 6 4 tans Sardines, 25!
f> cans Pork & Beans $1.13 4 cans Elmore Clams 50 B tal! cans Rod Salmon 99 3 cans Van Camps tuna 50 3 -60c cans Best Salmon $1.00 4—20c cans Rosedale Salmon .... 50 8 No ? cans Best Tomatoes .. $1.12 3 25c cans Sweet potatoes 50 3—35c cans Spinach 43 8—25c cans Spinach 49
35c cans Baby Beets 45
25c cans Koweba String
beans $1.07 6—25c cans Lima beans $1.07 3—35c cans Duffs Molasses 49 1—5 lb. can Blue karo 29 t—5 ib. can Red Karo 35 0—40c cans Cal. apricots $1.59 6—45c cans Cal., peaches $1.79 22 boxes E! Vampiro fly poison.. .14 2 25c boxes Dust Bane 29 Al! 8c cigars, 4 for 25
Watch this space, you will save money The Fred V. Thomas Co.
Jissc McAnnally was in Roaehdale o" l.usint'- Monday morning. Will Gnihann is at home after a two days' business trip in Chicago. Mrs. Helen Forsyth of Paris, Ky., L- < 'siting her sister, Mrs. Lucy Black Charle- Conklin is enjoying a week’s vacation away from the Star
Barber shop.
John Tharpe of Timmons barber shop enjoyed a real country dinner at Mt Meridian on Sunday. Miss Mary Staunton and Miss Pany Tharp, are spending several days m Danville visiting friends. /rank L. Thompson, wife and daughter of Chicago are visiting the formers parents Mr. and Mrs. Tho'.
Thompson.
The T. W. B. club will meet this evening with Miss Kathleen James at seven ockik. Al members are urged to be present. wagon, into the alfalfa fold just north Miss Gladys Gambold spent Satur- >f the creek. Mr. Frank says the acday right with her grand father T /dent was an unavoidable one. H. Bald ck and Sunday with her aunt The Veronica Club which was to Mrs. L. M. Larkin, both of Belle Un- have met in Fillmore this week has ion. heer i>ostponed until Wednesday, July Mr. and Mrs. Cheater Griner and 20 eh Idren of Independence, Kansas and Ralph Denny of New York City !s
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Money deposited before July 15 in a Savings Account at The Central Trust Company, Greencastle will draw 4% interest fr<fm July 1. It.
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WEATHER FOR THE WEEK Generally fair weather is indicated, with temperatures near or somewhat above normal.
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Opportunity surrounds the man or woman with a Savings Account. Build yours at The Central Trust Company. 4%—and Safety. It
Mrs. Marley Peart and son of Anderson are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Landis.
Matthews and Keller have sold their south Greencastle store to Chas. Arhworth who moved here recently. An inventory of the stock is now being taken. Bern to Mr. and M«rs. Louis Bruck of Indianapolis, Sunday, July 10th at the Methodist hospital, a son, John Albert. Mr*. Bruck was formerly Miss Olma Steeg. j Miss Lyda Guymon of Vermillion 111., and Earl Edwards of Oliver, 111. have returned home after having been the Sunday guests of Miss Mildred Gardner. Bee Hive robekah lodge will meet in regular session this evening at 8 o’clock. Installation of officers has been postponed. Avis Plummer, N. G.; Frona Crawley, Secy. William Benning is home from Bedford where he has been employed with the City Bakery of that place. He leav es Wednesday for Indianapolis where he will take up his work with the Indianapolis Baking Company. A special meeting of the Triangle C’Ub will hold at the home of Pauline Sallust on Elm street Tuesday evening at 7:30. All memlbers urged to be present to select a delegate t the Bethany convention. The Triangle club of the Christian church will meet on Tuesday evening at seven-thirty with Miss Helen Sallust on cast Elm street All members are urged to Ibe present as important business will be considered. The Greencastle Band wall practice tonight at seven-thirty in the Ameri<an Legion hall. Director Handy wishes all members to be present as the local musicians will will journey to Bainbridge tomorrow night to give a concert. The local Fish and Game association w’ll have a meeting at the Harry Hawkin s Garage on Thursday even, ing cf this week. The Fourth of July committee will meet at the Water Works office on Wednesday night to consider important business. Mr. and Mrs. Earl TLll 905 So. Locust street will entertain Miss Sutherlin and her class in piano this evening, when the pupHs will give their mid-summer recital. The teacher and pupils have made extra effort to have the occasion both pleasant and in tructive. The veranda will be converted into a stage while the audience will be seated on the lawn. An accident occurred on the Ocean to Ocean highway on Sunday afternoon that nearly became a serious af. fair. A new Maxwell touring car con taining a man and his wife was speeding across the bridge, about four miles north of Holiandsburg. As the car reached the opposite side of the structure it turned completely over. Witnesses aided in rescuing the two and the car was righted and the man and woman continued on their way. They did not disclose their
identity.
In the accident on the water works hill Friday in which C8ay Frank and Ben Saathoff figured, Mr. Frank stat- ( es he was coming down the hill as slow as possible with the load of wheat he had. Mr. Frank passed Mr. Saathoff and in doing so the cab of the truck struck a corner of the hay frame, but blow v^as not sufficient to hardly move the hay load and did not) knock it off the road. After Mr. Frank passed the wagon, the glass in the truck cab was falling, which he says might have frightened the horses and as the truck went ahead of the team, they started down the hill at a lively pace, Mr. Saathoff being unable to control them. As they neared the motor truck ahead of them, they veered to the west side of the road and the hayframe and load turned over off the
tlie guest this week of his parents Mr. and Mis. E. M. Denny. The Putnamville base ball nine easily nefeated the Amo nine on the Amo diamonds by the score of 26 to 6 on Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Glenn I. Tucker and sot. will come Thursday from Washington for av bit with Dr and Mrs W. W. Tucker and family. A L. Dobbs and wife have return 1 ed home from Ravenwood vhere they have been for several days. Mr. Dobbs enjoyed his vacation on White River,
immensely.
The Kinfr’s Builders of the Ohristian church had a delightful picnic on Frdav afternoon at the Allendale Springs. Mrs. Harry Talbott is the superintendent and these young folks are intensely interested in Missions, Several mothers w ere present and Mr.
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS
FOR SALE 800 bushels oats. Phone 235 Greencastle, Ind. 8-8t.
Paul Albin dined with the happy company. Charles Kelley motored to Danville on Sunday and visited friends. Bom Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Williams, Jacob street, city a son. Miss Margaret Mahoney of Indiana po is is visiting Miss Mary Hoffman.! A. J. Shinn of Roach.tale visited with J. W. Herod and family on Sun-
day.
Emiiouise Gerhard has returned j from e visit with relatives in St. L >uis, Mo. Elmer Wells, of Ft. Wayne, 1 son \ of Jesse Wells of this city, is here spending his vacation. J. H. Pitchford and family have re-1 turned home after visiting relatives at Bicknell and French Lick. Roy Mc.N'eely who has been stat- ■ loned at Camp Jackson, S. C., for the | past year "ill arrive home this • month as he has received his dis-' charge. Wild" id a swimming place about seven miles east of this city is rivaling Stop 34 for popularity. Many people from reencastle and the smal-! ler town- east of here spend the after i noons and Sundays at Wildwood. Bath i ing suits are rented at this place, and ( diving boards, shoot the shutes and ^ bath houses make Wildwood a better swimming spot that Stop 34. If the j traction line passed Wildood the trav-! e'.irg facilities to the place would | makt it a more popular bathing i
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F fty friends and neighbors of W. | C. Purcell living four miles east of' the < : tv surprised him Saturday night,; the occasion being his forty-fourth birthday anniversary. The surprise: was planned and carried out by Mrs. | Purcell and Mrs. Stanger, a neighbor. Th. evening was a delightful one for the guests. Refreshments were served. Mr. Purcell knew nothing of the plans for the evening until his friends walked in on him. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. George [ Purcell and Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Ow-
ens of this city.
(Sheriff Lawrence Sears went to Roaehdale Saturday afternoon and arrested Russel Coleman of Lusk, Wyoming, watned there on a charge of embezzlement. The message fa>m Lusk said Ooleman was visiting his sister, Mrs Ray Young near Roachdab- and the officers found him there. Coleman is a young man about 28 years old, was well dressed and a good looking young man. The sheriff notified the western officials and they re- j
ported a man was leaving there Satur , rom , erre au, ' e ’
INTEREST DAY On July 1st, First National Savings Depositors Will Receive Interest on their Accounts at the rate of 4% All deposits made in our Trust Department on or before July 15th "ill receive interest from July 1st. Be a First National Saver.
H£ FIRST NATIONAL BANF.
Greencastle, Ind.
Charles W. Huffman
Undertaker and Funeral Director
A. B. Hanna's Old Stand
Calls Answered at All Hours
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FOR SALE--flood one and one half ton truck. H. L. Javk^rn. - 6-flt
WANTEI' -Three or fotr unfurnished rooms about Aug. 29. Inquire at Banner office. 6-tf.
FOR RENT -Small plai- close to town. Mike Wokfe. 8-3p.
FOR SALE- Good without springs quire Banner office.
wood beadstead, Or mattress; Ir.-20-tf.
WANTBIV-Work in town. Address Dessie ' oodpasture, Greencastle, R. 6. 9-2p.
NOTICE $15.00 cash vill be paid to anyone giving us tie names of parties to whom we can '.ell a player piano. $.2.00 cash ■will be paid to anyone giving us the name of anybody to v-hoTO we can sail a piano Call, r*iote or write mamger Piano Department, Scott A Hart .'4)8-10 Wa hash Ave., Terre Haulte. 9-6t.
day night to return Coleman there for
trial. Coleman is a druggist by pro-j Miss Jane Fanner has gone to Lake fession. but the dtails of the charge Ceneva, for a two weeks stay, against him were not known here. j Miss Mary Hoffman is at home Mrs. Clarence Royse and family'from Indianapolis where she visited and Mrs. Jerome Allen were here Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. Brackney.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Roecher, Mrs. A. E. Ayler and the Misses Ayler are at home from an automobile trip to Urbana, and other points in Ohio.
Four per cent and safety at The Centra! Trust Company, Greencastle. It.
STRONG BANK Is Your Best Friend With combined resources of $],71S,501.00 the Central National Bank and Central Trust Company offer every banking service to their clients. Combined Statement of June 30th 1921.
WANTED -Men for farm work. Call 235 Greescastle. 11-8p.
CLERKS—(Men, women' over 17, for postal mail service, $120 month. Ex perience -nnecessary. For tree particulars of examinations, write TV Terry (former Civil Serice examiner) 1199 Continentatl Bldg., Washington, DC. ll-3p.
LOST—Thursday, down town or on College avenue, silver filigree bar pin with 3 brilliants. Return to Lang don's Book store. Reward. ll-2p
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NOTICE TO GAB USERS Today is the last day to pay your gas bill with the discount allowed. Office open tihis evening until nine o'clock GREENCASTLE GAS CO. It.
FOR RENT—Four room house on Ohio ■ treet. Three room home one mile of town. Mike Wolfe. tl-3p
Wray’s Where Everybody Goes
KODAK WORK 24 hour servee 204 South College.
RESOURCES Loans $ 757,726.83 U. 8 Bonds 309,957.94 Other Bonds 102,394.59 Banking House, and Fixtures • • 11,367.00 Securities held for Trusts 164,409.34 Due from U. S. Treasurer 5,000 00 Overdrafts 1,194.97 Cash in Vault and due from banks 243,451.69 $1,715 501.36
LIABILITIES OapiUd $ 150,000.00 Wded Profits::::::;:::::::::::::::::;::; 110 « Circulation 97’800.00 Deposits 1,353,158.74 $1,715,501.36
These two strong institutions invite .« accounts of persons seeking SAFTE’ ^ * He SERVICE AND SATISFACTION in a banking relationship. DIRECTORS
R. L O’Hair, Pres.;
S. A. Hays, Vice-Pres.; J. L. Randel, O F. G. Gilmore, Frank Donner, F. L. O H C H. Barnaby,