The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 July 1924 — Page 2
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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1924.
Opera House A.. COOK Proprietor tJid Manager.
Doors Open 6:30—Two Shows —Shows Start 7:00
Program Subject to Change Without Notice.
Tuesday BETTY BLYTHE The Queen of the Screen in “The Truth About Wives”
MONTY BANKS In Harry Asher’s Comedy “Southbound Ltd.”
Wednesday PETE MORRISON In the Western Photoplay “Duty First”
LOCAL NBAS
STAN LAUREL In Hall Roach’s Comedy” “Smithy”
TJ — f PREV0& THOMAS tfxJM funeral directors Ambulance Service Phones—Office 305, Res. 93
IT8KOLD Don’t Buffer from the heat when you can make ice in a few minutes as pure and cheaper than you can buy and always have it on hand. For the convenience of makin<f ice cream or ice for any purpose, with a formula that is guaranteed to produce results. Formula and full directions for making ice may be had by remitting Fifty Cents in coin or satmps to the ITSKOLD K'E COMPANY 702 Stewapt St., Seattle, Wash.
Elmer Fuqua was here from Terre Haute on business Tuesday* Miss Harroldean Forbes, of Terre Haute, is visiting J. L- Grogan and
j family*
The members of the Crescent club i will hold their picnic Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Oscar Ober.chain. The Sons of Veterans auxiliary will meet in the G. A. K. hall this evening at 7:30 o’clock. Initiation. Tri Kappa will meet with Mrs. Robert McElheny, 210 South Indiana street, Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
, o’clock.
Greencastle Lodge, No. 564, K. of P. will meet tonight at 8 o’clock. All members are urged to be present for installation of officers. Mrs. Otto Dobbs and son, Otto, Jr., returned Monday to their home in this city after a several days visit with relatives in Boone county. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. MeAvoy entertained at dinner on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Mitchell of Morgantown, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reed, Miss Bernice Mitchell and Everett Longmeyer of Indianapolis. Marion Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cooper, living on the Na- ' tional road south of here, underwent an operation for relief from appendicitis at the Putnam County Hospital Monday afternoon. He is reported doing nicely. Imogene Mullins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. P* Mullins, underwent an operation for the removal of glands in her throat this morning at the County Hospital* Dr* Noble of Indianapolis performed the operation.
the Franklin Street garage for repairs. •Misa Zelma Robards is visiting in Terre Haute for several days. Bom on Monday to Mr. and Mrs. David Gent, north of this city, a
son.
J. F. Hill, of Indianapolis, was a business visitor in the city on Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jones have moved into their new home on East Washington street. Eula Fuqua, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fuqua of Terre Haute, underwent an operation at the county hospital for appendicitis. Thomas Schafer, son^ of Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Schafer, who was oper ited on for appendicitis at the Putnam County hospital is reported as doing well.
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The regular monthly meeting of the Official Board of College Avenue church will be held Wednesday evening at 7:30. Every official member of the church is urged to be - present. Dr. and Mrs. Collins of Roachdale and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hurst and son of Brick Chapel and Mr. and Mrs. j Mel Allen of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hurst and son of this city. Volz Camp Number 3340 Modem Woodman of America will meet this ' evening at the lodge headquarters at 7:30 o’clock. All members are re- 1 quested to be present to attend to! special business in connection with big Countv Adoption to be held July 19* ,
on Service
TO-DAY IS “PAY DAY’’ in our Savinffs Department when we will divide our profits for the last six months wit> each and every one of our Savings Depositors in the form of 4% Compound Interest.
IF YOU HAVE A SAVINGS ACCOUNT with our Savings Department merely present, your, pass book and have your interest credited thereon.
IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A SAVINGS ACCOUNT we would suggest that you open one today with one dollar or more—put away a little each week or month and thus get your name on the “pay roll” for next January.
O. E. S. MEETING
Miss Madonno Fuqua who makes her home with Mrs* Joe Brackney,
California for cancellation of the leases likewise will not begin until
October.
All four defendants indicted yes-
terday must appear here next week
to post $5,000 bond each, Fall and northwest of the city, underwent an the Dohenys for conspiracy and brl- operation for appendicitis at the bery, anl Sinclair for conspiracy. ' County Hospital Tuesday morning-
Dr. Noble, of Indianapolis, and Dr-
McGaughey of this city per-
FIGHT AT STANDSTILL WASHINGTON, July 1.—The federal government’s fight to regain possession of naval oil reserves is now at a standstill until October. Trial of Albert Fall, Harry Sinclair, E. L. Doheny and his son, Indicted for conspiracy to defraud the government will not begin here before then.
Usual legal maneuvers, such as , w .. the filing of demurrers and motions w ’
to dismiss, are expected to be made ^ onrie< 116 0 P crat,on - and these may be ruled on during Judge James F. Hughes and John the summer by the one justice sit- F Cannon went to Gary Monday ting in court here. night, called by the illness of their The indictments -were regarded brother-in-law, Harry Call, who was here as a great victory. taken sick Sunday and underwent an o *— operation Monday afternoon for re$50 TO $75, WEEKLY : lief from stomach trouble. A report Salesman with ability to become from him Tues , da y m “ rnins: ^iai,, his manager in this territory. Prefer condition was favorable,
married man who has done house-to-
Greencastle Chapter, No. 255, O. E. S., will meet in regular session Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock. There will be initiation. During the social hour a dish-towel shower will be held. Each member is requested to bring or send a dish-towel. OLIVE BROWN. Worthy Matron SARAH WRIGHT, Sec’y.
All Deposits Made in Our Savings Department on or before JULY 15th will draw interest from JULY 1st
house selling. Must be live, wide-
A man from Columbus, Ohio, driv-
awake, willing to work hard and able ing a Studebaker touring car, lost only p r j nc jp fi | ; n the gtate r eq U i re d to -a to handle men. Permanent position, control of his car about two miles 1 .... is
Suits instituted in Wyoming and j Block, Terre Haute, Ind.
Salary, commission and bonus to the nor th of the Hanna Crossroads, right man. W rite for appointment, caus ; n g jt to run into the ditch and giving references and full informa- . VT • • j • tion. R. L. Cutting, 215 Opera House overturn. No one was injured in the
mishap. The car was brought to
WANTS A VACATION
INDIANAPOLIS, July 1—With the arrival of summer vacation a school principal has written a letter to the state fire marshal’s office asking that he be relieved of the duty imposed upon him several years ago when he quibbled about the law requiring school teachers to conduct fire drills
every thirty days* v j
For several years the principlal has been making a certified report to the fire marshal’s office every thirty days that a fire drill has been held in his school during the month. He is the
, , . —a graduate of Texas make this report direct to the fire and of t he law school
marshal s office.
Others make their reports to their school trustees or board of education before they are paid each month.
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University.
University | with Aunt Sarah Bettis and son Clay. THE of Oxford i Ross Rodgers and family spent j
He is unmarried. Sunday with George Pierce ami wife. | Entered In the Post Office at Green-
This principal argued with an in-
Owsley is 36, a native of Denton, vention with the endorsement and the pledge of support of the solid
Claude Crodian and wife spent Sunday with Charles Goddards.
Texas delegation of 40 electoral votes Herbert Thompson and wife, of In-
$6,7515.56
PAID TO CENTRAL SAVERS
be,W« scattered support from nun,. •»«* with
that it (B,i „ , o of M,ss Linme Thurman in Parke Co.,
mat it (ltd not pay to argue about, Saturday
enforcement of the law.
CLINTON FALLS
This amount has been added to the balances of those who carry interest accounts with this strong company. It represents the major portion of our earnings and is paid to our depositors as a semi-annual dividend on the money they have invested with us. The next distribution of profits will be made January 1, 1925. The rate will be 4% per annum. You, too, can share in the next dividend by building your interest Account here. All deposits received before July 15, will draw interest from July 1—fifteen days free interest. Build your Interest Account by regular deposits each week or month. Enjoy financial independence and that “money in the bank” feeling. Anticipate your fixed expenses by planning your finances. Your Interest Account will help you meet them without inconvenience. Vacation Expenses Mortgage and Interest Payments Insurance Premiums Automobile Payments Taxes Education Expenses July 1 interest will be entered in pass books on presentation—windows 4 and 5. Trust Company “Where Money Grows” Resources over $900,000
OWSLEY OF TEXAS ENJOYING
........ „ Rev. Elbert T* Howe and Rev BOOM FOR VICE-PRESIDENT Grover C* Ramsey, of
Dortha Skinner is spending a few days with Mrs. Frances Crodian.
Goddard and family, and took dinner 8St ****'
on Sunday with Tom Flint and fam-1 ^ a,,ie Bettis and daughters spent ily. I one day last week with Lida Pierce.
castle, Indiana, as second class mail
matter.
HARRY M. SMITH Editor and Proprietor S. R. RARIDEN, City Editor
H. ASKEW
PALMER CHIROPRACTOR Over Banner Office Office Phone 189 Bee. 77*-*
Is Prominent in American Legion Supporters Think He Compares
Favorably with Dawes
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in the last few days, a strong “boom” - . atten,le ' 1 Sunday, nineteen be
Sunday
Miss Agnes Sayj
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for the vice presidential nomination. /., baptlZed ‘ liev ' Howe hatl charge
His strength is said to be largely ° the servlce ’
recruited from the ranks of ex-ser-
vice men, the younger Democratic <la y wi,h Prank Vermillion and fam-
element, and the women. j ily*
Nomination by the Republicans of Goble Marksbury, wife and daughGen. Dawes as running mate for ter Geraldine, of Indianapolis; Arvel Coolidge is regarded by Owsley’s i Roach, wife and daughter Katherine friends as a point in their favor, 1 R ee ’ Greencastle spent
should the Democrats decide to bal-* ance their ticket by naming a for- j mor soldier as Dawes’ opponent. Owsley first attracted national attention when he became chairman of the Americanization committee of the ] American Legion, a year after the i war. Espousing a doctrine of mili-1 tant Americanism, he toured the i country, making more than 200
speeches in 30 states.
The following year he was elected National Commander of the Legion, and enlarged his speech-making program, delivering 600 addresses in every state in the Union, besides visiting every Government Veterans’ hospital. He visited France, Englanl, Belgium and other Allied countries as the Legion’s representative, and was accorded rema-kable receptions by rules and people alike. Owsley is 36, a nativ of Denton, Texas. He was a, member of the State legislature and County ami District Attorney prior to the war, and later served as an Assistant Attorney General of Texas. He enlisted as a private, and attained the rank of Lt. Colonel during the war. He
Mrs. Cora Cunningham and children of Portland Mills, spent Wednesday ; with her sister Mrs. Eula Staggs.
. T „ . 1 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thomas and .’. '_ ni ' an< famil y spent Sun- daughters, of Indianapolis spent Sat-
urday night and Sunday with his parents, Mr* and Mrs* Harvey ThomasBorn to Mr. and Mrs* Ezra New-
gent and wife, a daughter*
Born to Mr* and Mrs* Jess Coff-
man, a son.
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