The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 January 1924 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER 3REENUASTLE. INDIANA SATURDAY JANUARY. », 1
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SATURDAY MARGUERITE I>e La MOTTE In the Big Special Comedy “Fools of Fortune”
Aescp’s Film Fables’ Pathe News V/eekly
Monday Arrow Picture Presents “Western Justice” A Western Thriller
“Ruth of the Ranee’ Second Episode Featuring Ruth Roland
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. W. M. Anierson, of Brazil, is visiting in this city today.
S. J. Henry apolis today <
this city is in Indianbu.'iness.
Mrs. C. W. Otb was a business visitor in Terre Haute today.
Cox of Evansville
Pearl O'Hair.
Mrs. Gertrude is visiting Miss
Wendel Wrigid of Indianapolis is in this city tn iay on business. 0. H. McNary, county agent, is cun fined to his home with illness.
Glenn Roland, typhoid fever patient, was reported improved today. Gordon Prevo is spending the weekend with his parents in Terre Haute.
THE DAILY BANNER Entered in the Post Office at Greencastle, Indiana, as second class mail matter. HARRY M. SMITH Editor and Proprietor >. K. RARIDEN. ' ity Editor
H. ASKEW PALMER CH1R01 d \ iOR
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The Boston day night at Lovett.
Miss Lydia Craven* morrow for St. Petet where she will spend of the winter as the and Mrs. C. R. Dulin
wi leave to- : ;rg, Florida, tr.o remainder guest of Mr.
The Priscilla Club Monday afternoon at Heber Ellis..
will meet on 2 30 with Mrs.
j Mrs. Cryu^ O'Hair of Imdianppolis is visiting her mother Mrs. Laura Landes.
The scheduled game between the Marshall ‘‘Bob-Cats” i. ‘ > local K. of P. team which wa- et f r tonight on the high school floor een indefinitely postponed. T ul lodge team will play at Mar Tuesday evening, however.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Sm il have ; a birthday anniversary t norrow. Mr. Smith was born on Ja: uary 27,
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Randel 1862 and came to Greene, de from
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Ben T. Riley, local radio fan, en1 joyed a lecture broadcast from the Memphis-Commercial Appeal station on Friday evening by William J. Bryan.
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Star Biiiard Rooms WILLIE HOPPE vs JAKE SCHAEFFER Wednesday, January 30th. Don't fail to see the champion billiard title holder play an exhibition match against thenext best in America, afternoon and evening exhibitions. STAR BILLIARD ROOMS, Albert Raines, Prop.
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are at home from
Martinsville.
Mrs. Fred Frank, of Lafayette, is spending the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Burdett, ol
this city.
Miss Grace Burdett, of Indianapolis, will spend the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Burdett,
of this city.
Donald Zeis, a stuednt at DePauw, is spending a few days with his moth-
er in Xoblesville.
Miss Louise Boone, of Indianapolis, is spending the week end with her
parents in this city.
Bee Hive Rebbaca Lodge 106 I. O. O. F. will meet in regular session
Monday night at 8:00.
Wallace Blue, who is attending Purdue University is spending the vacation wit his parents in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson, of polis and Miss Edith Watson spent
F riday Price.
a week spent at Connersville at the age of 20 years
| uni has been a resident of the city ever since. Hu likewise pn poses to continue to live hero for a good many more years. Mrs. Smith is two years her husband's ; irjor and the two hi - tin .?y anniveisar es will be duly observed by a sumptous
CLASSIFIED ADS
For Rent,
FOR RENT—Desirable room for one or two men. Upstairs. 509 Anderson street. 1-p FOR RENT—Two modem rooms close in for girls. Call 253-Y. 21-4t
FOR RENTfor gentlemen.
-Two modem Phone 414-Y.
rooms, 25-2t.
Where the Indians Trapped and Trailed Before the coming of the white man Putnam County was a veritable “Happy Hunting Ground” for the red man. His trails led everywhere. Deer and buffalo tarried and grew fat where the City of Greencastle now stands. But thriving industry and rich farming communities have gradually displaced the bear, the deer and the ruffled grouse. Time has wrought its changes—and with these has come development and progress which the First National Bank of Greencastle is pleased to think has resulted, in part, because of its conception of useful, far-reaching SERVICE to the community as a whole.
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FOR RENT—6 room modem apart-
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and Saturday with Miss Ida ,T10lr C Phone 262 or 443.
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The Greencastle Band will practice on Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock in
High School Theatre • DE LUXE PICTURE PROGRAM'’ FRIDAY and SATURDAY “WESTBOUND LIMITED’’ A rattling melodrama dedicated to the railroad men. CHRISTIE COMEDY “The Steeple Chaser”
Special Music
the K. of p. lodge hall. be present.
All members
FOR RENT—One room, one block south of DePauw Music School. Phone 313. 25-3t
Two Shows Admission
7:00 & 8:30 15c & 23 c
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Whether yours is a small personal account or a business account of large proportion, you will find the same eagerness on the part of this bank to understand your needs and meet them satisfactorily.
Central ^ Resources SQGO.OOO.
Mr. an Mrs. Frank Thompson of Indianapolis will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Thomas who reside north of the city on Sunday. Mrs. S. J. Henry, who was called to Roanoke, Virginia, by the death of her mother, Mrs. Butler, returned to day to her home in this city. Dr. F. W. Hannon of the Drew Theological Seminary will preach at the Locust Street church at the Sunday morning service. -
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Roy Aubrey, who has been spending several days with his parents in this city, has returned to his studies in Indianapolis. Mr. Aubrey is a student in the Central Business College. Miss Madonna O'Hair and Miss Margaret Kelley of Indianapolis spent a few days this week with Mrs. Laura Landes and attended the Greencastle-Technical game Friday
night.
The Farmers’ Institute which was held in this city Friday, was held at Bainbridge today. The speakers for the in.-titute were Dr. Doyle of Pur-
due University and
Lafayette.
For Sale.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK THE OLDEST BANK IN PUTNAM COUNTY CITIZENS TRUST CO.
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THE HOME OF THE SYSTEMATIC SAVER
, birthday dinr.t: at noo i for memChicken dinner at the Grand Con- bers of the {amily and some fri ends. .ral Hotel, Sunday. 50 cents. It. Orval Arnold of Indianapolis is the —— — —- guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Mullins,
FOR SALE: Eight room house, over the week-end.
semi-modem, four blocks from square
on good street. Phone 597. 1 Miss Louise Boone of Indianapolis
25-fr. S & Tu is s P eruiin g Saturday and Sunday
. , with relatives in this city.
FOR SALE—Piece of line shaft, 2 I byll-16ths inches in diameter; steel; ^ about fifteen feet long. Inquire at the Banner office. tf. J
FOR SALE—Jersey cow, giving 4 gallons of five per cent milk per day. O. R. Mathews, first house east of Golf Links. 15-tf.
Wanted.
WANTED—Middle- aged woman for kitchen and dining room. Good pny. All modern conveniences. Inquire at Banner Office. ntf MEN over 18 willing to travel. Make secret investigations. Reports.'
Salary and expenses
Claud Webb who is attending the Central Business College in Indianapolis is spending the week-end with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ott Webb. Dr. W. M. McGaughey turned his Ford coupe completely over while driving home on State Road 32 on Frinight. Dr. McGaughey was going along at a fair rate of speed when his car began skidding and went into j a ditch and turned over the four | wheels in the air. Other' than a slight shaking up. Dr. McGaughey i was uninjured. Not even a glass in ,
the car was broken.
STATE BASKET BALL DOPE On Friday night, Anderson soundyl trimmed the Vincennes high school basketball quintet by the count of 42 to 24, Frankfort downed Franklin 44 to 24, Shelbyville triumphed over Manual 46 to 31, Martinsville emerged the winner over Columbus by a 48 to 41 score and Bedford defeated Bloomington 42 to 36. Now pick the
1924 State Champs.
These games held the interest of the majority of the basket ball fans over the state and the GreencastleMratinsville fray at the Artesian City tonight. Most critics say that Markinsville has a decided edge over the
: Tiger Cubs but Coach R and ■ men will not believe that .re out I j to give the Morgan Cou’ regi- . tion the game of their young lives. A monstrous crowd will see t I- game tonight. o FOLEY PILLS BROUGH I RELIEF “My kidneys bothered n terribly, and as a result I felt very miserable and nervous. Since taking FOLEY PILLS I am entirely relieved,” writes Cora Jernigan, Potts Camp, Miss. FOLEY PILLS are a diur .. stimulant for the kidneys and increase their activity. Try a bottle today. R. P. MULLINS, Druggist
Mrs. Canan of j necessary.
A Ford Coupe and Chevrolet truck got together at the comer of Bloomington and Seminary streets at near ten o’clock Satunlay morning. The Ford coupe was badly damaged while the truck was undamaged. The occu pant - of neither car were injured. Dr. F. Watson Hannon of Drew Theological Seminary ia visiting at the home of Dr. W. W. Sweet over the week e-r.d, and will be the preacher at Ve.-per services held in College avenue Su - day afternoon at four o’clock. The public is cordially invited to hear this leader in the world of thought and religon. • Spencer Leader: “H. P. Willoughby postmaster .ere, has received specifications f nn the potoffice depart ment for a now building and equipment for • e Spencer office. The building o be Federal property t by an individual for rental to the vemment. In speaking of the r unment recommended by the depa t, Mr. Willoughby states that if the government provide a ]i that is men-' jtioned it will , wonderful improvement over th< e nt conditions.”.
SALESMEN for lubricating oils
Experience un- an d paints. Excellent opportunity. Write J. Gainor, Former Big returns. JED OIL AND PAINT
Govt. Detective, St Louis.
Want to hear from owner having farm for sale; give particulars and lowest price. John J. Black, Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. 19-3ps
Lost.
LOST—A large black onyx (ring with a silver B on it. Leave at Beta House. Reward. 25-3t
Found.
FOUND—Pair of black kid gloves. Owner may have same at Banner office. 24-3t
CO., 3701
Ohio.
Burwell Ave., Cleveland,
EVANSVILLE INVESTMENTS
IN THE HAWKINS MORTGAGE CONCERN ARE BAD AND THE STOCKHOLDERS WILL LOSE.
FOUND—northwest of city, insulator brackets to hang insulators on. Owner may have same at Banner office. 25-2t
Miscellaneous. Potatoes—J1 per bushel. No better cookers. Well sorted. 217 E. Washington St. Phone 17. LeRoy Jay. 21-tf.
EVANSVILLE, Ind., Jan. 26Stockholders of the Welfare Loan Society of Evansville will lose 50 per cent of the money they invested in the concern, it was announced today. The loan company was one of the associations organized under the direction of the Hawkins Mortgage Co., of Portland, Ind. Officials of the Hawkins company are now under indictment in federal court for alleged fraudulent use of the mails and the company is in the hands of a receiver. The local company will reorgan-, ize and oust the Hawkin 3 control.
OAnother MeasonWhy— The Buick Third Member Buick cars drive through a third member, not the springs. The springs only support the body and assure easy riding. A Buick rear spring accidently broken cannot misalign the axle and prevent driving the car. The Buick axle remains in fixed position. Consequently the adjustment of Buick four-wheel brakes is not affected by the deflection of the springs. e-m-is-np
^ hen better automobiles are built BuicRwill build them Moffett, Dobbs & Christie