The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 April 1924 — Page 2
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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1924
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Opera House A.. COOK Proprietor tviid Manager.
Doors Open 6:30—Two Shows —Shows Start 7:00
Program Subjec 1 ^ to Changf Without Notice. Friday MARY ALDEN In the Super Photoplay “A Woman’s Woman”
William Fox Presents The Sunshine Comedy “Full Speed Ahead”
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Saturday CHARLES JONES In the Feature Comedy ‘'Cupids Fireman”
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L. Ravi, of Russellville, was in this city today on business. Homer Macy, of Greencastle, wa.-, in this city today on business. Mrs. C. R. List has entered the county hospital for treatment. Dr. and Mrs. K. L. Davis are at home from a vi.-it in South Dend. A. R. Chenoweth, of this city, was in Indianapolis today on business. Perry Harbinson, of Russellville was in this city today on business^ The Roachdale high school commencement exercises will be held this evening. Miss Sue Terry is at her home on Larrabee Street, after spending a week at the Putnam County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Loring and daughter, of Kalamazoo ,Mich. ,are here visiting Dr. and Mrs. G. W.
Bence.
Mrs. E. A. Hamilton returned yesterday from a two months visit with her daughters in Indianapolis and Ar-
cadia.
The Woman’s Club will meet with Mrs. Fred O’Hair Saturday afternoon at 2:30. Letter day and election of officers. Mrs. 0. E. Badger has returned from a trip to near places in the interest of missionary work for the W. F. M. society. Harold McNary and S. A. Vermillion were in Terre Haute today attending district meetings of county agents and school attendance officers. Mrs. L. M. Stewart, who has been visiting M>f;. Dove Wright, for the past week left today return to her home in Roachdale. Miss Milburn, superintendent of the county hospital returned today from Fort Wayne where she has been attending the State Hospital associ-
ation.
Rev. J. B. Johnson and son Jack, of Waveland, were visitors in the city on Friday morning. Rev. Johnson formerly lived here and is well known to many local people. The Purple and Gray thinly clad artists will journey to Paris, 111., Saturday morning for the invitational meet to be held there in the afternoon. Coach Rhea is taking about eight men with him. The Antioch Sunday school of Hamrick Station will go to Cana church Sunday morning where they will have charge of a missionary meeting. All those wishing to attend may arrange to be at the Hamrick Station church by 8:30 Sunday morning. Announcement was made today from Bloomington that the Indiana University chapter o.f the Kappa Gamma sorority had let a contract for a new' chapter house. The new home which will be one of the finest at Indiana .when completed will cost $00,000. Mrs. J. A. Bryan of this city left Thursday for Paragon Indiana, where she will attend the funeral of a broth-er-in-law, Harry Lunsford, whose death occured at the home in Topenich, Washington, Wednesday. Mrs. Harry Lunsford will accompany the body of her husband. The funeral will be held at Paragon.
DePauw Notes
With Captain Glenn Smith tied up for the rest of the year with a game leg and Jones performing at Drake this week-end, the Tigers thinly clads j will have to do some fast stepping to leave the speedy tracksters from Rose , Poly when they meet on McKeen b ield tomorrow afternoon. Little is known of the comparative strength of the two teams but Uo.-e Poly is expected to provide planty of opposition. Captain Smith, one of the Tiger’s main point-getters, ruptured a blood vessel in his leg Tuesday in practice and will be out for the season. His place will be a hard one to fill and the loss will be a big handicap to the local tracksters.
THE DAILY BANNER Entered in the Post Office at Greencastle, Indiana, as second class mail matter. HARRY M. SMITH Editor and Proprietor S. R. RARIDKN, City Editor
Prof. Joseph T. Dobell, who is seriously ill at his home on east Anderson street, is slightly better, although no decided improvement has been noticed. Prof. Dobell has served DePauw for many years, as a teacher, Registrar i 1 recorder.
In yesterday’s Banner it stated that Paul Darrow was elected vicepresident of Sigma Delta Chi. This was an error. It should have read Orien Fifer. Fifer is a member of the Beta Fraternity. Six o’clock tonight students, townspeople and other prominent Indiana citizens will gather around the Sigma Delta Chi gridiron wea.st tables in the Bowman Gymnasium and there begin the first gridiron banquet ever held at DePauw University. You’ll hear more about the affair in Saturday’s Banner.
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INDIANAPOLIS, April 25.—Hog prices advanced 10 to 15 c ents in trading at the Indianapolis livestock exchange today due to inrease activity of shipping amounts and light
reeipts of 6,000.
Bulk of sales was at $7.60 as com- [ pareil with Thursday's prevailing • price of $7.45. A few choice hogs were up to $7.65. Extra heavy stock was still out of line and was selling
at $7.50 to $7.60.
Sows and pigs were steady. Light receipts of 600 head held
prices steady in the cattle market, though there was a weak undertone. - Cows were in good demand but poorer grades were a drag on the market.
Calf prices were steady with the
previous close. Trading was active and the demand for veal strengthened
the market. Receipts were 600. Sheep and lamb prices were nomi-
nally steady. Only 50 head were in the pens. Spring lambs were uoted
at $13 to $15.
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C’LOVERDALE
Mrs Estes Duncan is spending a few days in Indianapolis. Mr. and. Mrs. George Appleby have moved from the farm they recently sold east of town to their property in the north part of town. Mrs. G. G. Knoy is in Indianapolis attending the Grand Chapter of the
Eastern Star lodge.
The fifth and sixth grades had picnic yesterday. The dinner was furnished by the losing sides in a t spelling contest that has extended 1 1
over a period of time.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Baker were : j Greencastle visitors Wednesday. H. B. Gough of Greencastle attend- \
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NOTICE
A book of coal accounts was lost
yesterday. If any one attempts to church Wednesday night,
j collect any accounts, please notify j Mrs. H. C. Foster was an Indianap-'
me. E. R. Hamrick, Phone 71. visitor Wednesday.
The funeral of S. R. Meek, who died Tuesday night following an attack of paralysis, was held Thursday I |g I afternoon f’.om the family residence. ®
"'fT iD < H T* ' He rece ntly moved here from near i 1 1 IYL w .CclV "AsLrJ Cataract, Owen Co, where he was |
1 prominent. He was the father of If]
A Fire makes You Think Jep M , eek ’ t,eapurer of 0wen county fi
and Esti! Meek of Cloverdale. He p
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the mysteries of Masonry,
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OLDEST RESIDENT DIES SOUTH BEND, Ind., April 25.- | The oldest woman in northern Indiana, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Mayo, is dead at the home of a daughter here. She was 109 years old. She was born in Owensboro, Ky., " I in 1815, and until four years ago was j a resident of Evansville, Ind.
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You are hereby notified of a special meeting on Saturday at 10:00 o’clock a. m.. May 3rd, 1924 in regard ! to the finance of the Putnam County
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W. D. LOVETT It Auditor Putnam County, Indiana.
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