The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 April 1924 — Page 2
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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1924,
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Opera House
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H Doors Open 6:30—Two Shows—Shows Start 7:00
THE DAILY BANNER Entered in the Post Office at Greencastle, Indiana, as second class mail
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HARRY M. SMITH Editor and Proprietor S. R. RARIDEN, City Editor
INDIANA’S STADIUM DEFECTIVE
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Program Subject to Change Without Notice.
Wednesday PETE MORRISON In the Western Comedy “West Vs. East”
Oscar Day of this city was in Indianapolis today on business. Dr. C. C. Collins, of Roachdale, was in this city today on business.
H. ASKEW PALMER CHIROPRACTOR Over Banner Office
Office Phone 189
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J. C. Fordice of Russellville in this city today on business.
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MACK SWAIN In His Own Comedy “A Movie Star”
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1 JACK HOXIE | In the Western Comedy
| “The Man From Wyoming” = I JACK EARLE |
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Tri Kappa will meet Thursday evening with Miss Pearl O Hair. Rumulus Boyd, of Russeiville was a busines visitor in this city today. James Goff, of Russellville, was a business visitor in this city today. Frakn Edwards, of BainbridKe, was a business visitor in this city today. Ella Tilley returned from Detroit where she has been visiting her sis-
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PREV0& THOMAS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS Ambulance Service
Phones - Office 305, Fes. 693
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Get Ready for EASTER
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Easter dress. Let us show you the newest thing in Spring Sandals. We have them in White Kid, Patent Leather. Field Mouse and Gray.
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Leslie Buis who resides seven miles [ Mrs. Ezra Henry and chiklren, Mrs. east of this city, was reported Wed-! Patrick Henry and Miss Mary Elizanesday morning as in a serious con-1 beth Miessen were shopping in Terre dition. j Haute Wednesday.
Mrs. John Friend is confined to her home on south Indiana street with ! illness. Melvin McCammack was here from Jefferson township on business this ! morning. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Knight, of this city, were business visitors in Indianapolis over today. Mrs. A. W. French of Cheyenne, Wyomin, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Conncerly. [ Lawrence McCammack, of Belle | Union, was in the city transacting business on Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Dice, of Craw- ! fordsville were the guests of Mr. and ’ Mrs. Asbury Manual over Tuesday. Miss Ruth Kauble, wb* has spent j the past three months in California, j has resumed her position at the Chris- ! tie-Potter shoe store. O. G. Evens, 327 Bloom street, of | Greencastle Hatchery spent Tuesday I at Purdue observing work in his j line being done by classes. Mr. and Mrs. John Spurgeon, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. W. 'Pucker, of this city, for the past week, left- today for their home in Salem, Indiana. The members of the Sunday school of the Baptist church at Coatsville will give a play, “Home Folks,’’ in the K. of P. hall at Belle Union ) Saturday night. Jesse W. Weik and daughter, Miss Mary will leave next Tuesday for New York City where they will spend the summer. They will have an apartment with John Weik. Section three of the Christian ciiurch will meet with Mrs. J. W. Herod on Elm street, Thursday at II o’clock, each one bring a dish and sandwiches for self.
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! Greencastle Lodge, No. 5t>4, K. of I j§ j P., will meet in regular session on f = I Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. All — members are requested to be present. Work will probably be conferred. The girl Scouts will have a dough- ! nut sale at the Wabash Valley Elec-' E trie Co., office Saturday morning. = Friends of the Scouts are donating the E supplies and the Harris Milling Com- E pany has given the flour for the sale. ' =
For Easter Day- -a Dashing Bouquet! O END a floral thought for Easter morning—the very spirit will create the desired feeling. You’ll be greeted here by a glorious arrayment, as sprightly to one's heart as the spring. Lilies, Daffodils, Tulips ami Hyacinth*
John Eitel & Sons
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WALL PAPER —for— EVERY KIND OF A ROOM BEAUTIFUL COLORINGS AND DESIGNS IN POLYCHROMES HARMONELLAS HIGH LIGHT BLENDS AND TAPESTRIES AT Dunlavy Stoops Drug Co.
defects did not come to the surface till the recent thaws. The board of trustees of the university today issued the following official statement: “The trustees Indiana university find that the concrete work of the stadium which was done last season is unsatisfactory, i The trustees have called into counsel four of the best scientific and practical experts to determine the ^ cause and extent of the defects and to advise the remedy. It is fortunate that the stadium was not completed last fall. The intervening win- 1 ter has brought the defects to light. ’ Contracts for the service building of the James Whitcomb Riley hospital at Indianapolis were let as follow’s: V’onnegut Hardware company, 1 hardware and equipment, $2,975; Kaestner & Hecht, elevators, $6,650.' The bids for grading on the stadi- [ um grounds were rejected because they were considered excessive amj : the executive committee was author- j ized to advertise for new bids. Albert Stump of Indianapolis pre- ! sented the plan of a number of Indianapolis alumni to employ a man j for full time or part time to act as the head of an Indiana university alumni body, with headqcarters in the capital city. Arrangements were made for a ^ house mother in the men's dormitory, now under construction. Two scholarships, which includes 1 the fees, were granted to the Netn-erland-American Foundation and the ^ American Scandinavian Foundation. | Subject to the approval of the faculty, the degree doctor of medicine was 1 granted to Ora Moses Holman. Members of the board presenv, were: J. W. Fesler and Dr. S. E. Smith, Indianapolis; George A. Ball, Muncie; B. F. Long, Logansport: Ira C. Batman and Edwin Corr, Bloom- j ington. On account of business engagements, Frank H. Hatfield of Evansville and Charles Niezer of Fort Wayne were unable to be present. | o FOR RENT—Garden. Cash rent. Mrs. George Wright. It
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FOR SALE—Fresh Jersey cow with heifer calf. Elmer Gibson, Highland street. Phone 767-Y. Ip
LOST—Old male sheep from Guyd Hair's farm. 9-2p o
FOR VAULT AND CESS-POOL i work call Ora Lady, 812 south Illinois j street. 9-3p
WORMS DESTROY MORE HOGS j Worm the hogs without catching I them. Put the National Live Stock [mineral before them, different from all. The Rockville feeding test shows a gain of 18 pounds to a bushel of ^corn. Costs less, feeds farther and I does more good. We want a repreI sentative for Putnam county. AdI dress the National Live Stock Supply [Company, Rockville, Ind. Ip
High School Theatre DELUXE PICTURE PROGRAMS WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ; KING V I D O ITS “THREE WISE FOOLS” j WITH ELEANOR BOARDMAN, WILLIAM H. j CRANE. ALEC FRANCIS AND CLAUDE GILLINGWATER T — i TAKE A FOOL’S ADVICE and don’t miss as j charming and entertaining a screen treat as you can find anywhere. CHRISTIE COMEDYi r _ _, , j Shows at 7 and 9 Admission Ific and 25c J i WHY WORRY i
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Your Business Plans are more certain to succeed with the cooperation and service of a strong helpful bank. This institution offers you its progressive facilities in commercial banking, and the counsel and personal interest of its officers.
Central
National
Bank.
Capital and Surplus $200,000
R. P. Hall, wheat pool manager for this district, who has been signing Russell township and that vicinity, reports that he lias signed practically all the Wheat in that township. Mr. Hall and his helpers propose to finish the signing of this county by
the end of the week.
Dr. C. T. Zaring is at home from Miami, Florida where he spent the '• winter. Mrs. Zaring will spend a few more weeks in the South. Dr. , Zaring reports the daily average of tourists in the vicinity of Miami at 70,000 and everything flooded with people. It is hard to find accomodations and the larger hotels with ! extremely high rates are booked up a year in advance, and unless on* makes accomodations ahead in these hotels, they cannot be obtained at any price. Dr. Zaring says the past season was too cold for comfort. The places are not heated, and heat is
often necessary.
Spring Tonic
Here you will find a complete line of tonics. Don’t let the spring fever get such a strons hold on you that you will lie unable to shake it off. Come in a n <3 let su advise you just what to do. We have the remedy that will please you.
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Special conclave Greencastle Com- | mandery No. 11, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. ^ ork in the Temple. Ralph Howard, I Com., E. E. Caldwell, Rec.
LOST—A Crawford Leave at Crawfords.
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Section four of the Christian church will meet with Mrs. Fay Hamilton on Thursday afternoon at 2:30.
Today’s Best Radio Features
H. S. Notes
throughout the United States. VVTAM, Cleveland, (890M) 8 p. m. (EST)—Concert by WTAM symphony orchestra and assisting artist-. KYW, Chicago (536M) 8 p. m. (CST)—Evening musical program.
The diamond men are getting into shape for their first game of the season next Saturday with the Jeff High team. Today was bank day in the Greencastle Schools. The departmental had a total of 40 depositors with a total of $7.43. The High School had 100 depositors with a total of $24.28. That made a total for the building of 140 depositors and a total sum of $31.71. The city schools now have a total* of $2643.02 with a total of 1073 depositors. The Greencastle schools have a percentage of 50^'Zi-. This total is an amount for any city of this size to be proud of. Not many city school systems can boast of their pupils having this amount in the bank. However, it is not the amount that counts, it is the regularity with' which the pupils deposit. The Junior Class held a meeting today at noon to appoint Prom committees and to discuss their part irt the carnival. The meeting was held' between 12:30 and 1:00 o’clock. Each class and organization in the 1 school will put on some kind of an event for the carnival. Some may have booths, others refreshment stands, others sideshows and various other things. ^ Today finished up the six weeks test schedule. The tests started last Thursday. j The noon pupils were entertained with their usual picture program today during the lunch hour. I
ELECTED MAYOR
WOR, Newark, (406 M) 8:40 p. m. (EST)—Talk by Captain Hartley of the steamship Leviathian with mu>i •
by the Leviathan orchestra. KSn, St. Louis (546M) 9 p. m. KANSAS CITY. Mo., April 9—A1 (CST) Evening studio program. !,e r t I. Reach, Republican was electWPAB, State C ollege, Pa., (283M) c! mayor of Kansas City in Tuesday's 8 p. m. (EST) Penn State College election by a majority of 4,794 over Alumni night. Special broadcast for Frank H. Cromwell, Democratic inthe benefit of Penn State Alumni cumbent.
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fill up your trucks again INDIANAPOLIS, April 8.—Motor trucks may now he loaded to fu’l capacity on State highways, John D. Williams, director of the state highway department, s a i d today. The ban against use of loads of more than three tons during the winter months has been lifted.
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We are showing the prettiest line of CURTAIN NETS—MARQUESETTEVOILES — CRETONNE — SILK AND MERCERIZED OVERDRAPES, THAT
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