The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 July 1924 — Page 2
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THE DAILY BANNER, BREENCASTLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1924.
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Opera House
A. COOK—Proprietor and Manager
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LOCAL NEWS
Doors Open 6:30—Two Shows—Shows Start 7d)0
Program Subject to Change Without Notice
Saturday SHIRLEY MASON As Dolores Mendina In “South Sea Love”
Aesop’s Film Fables Rathe News Weekly
Monday MARGUERITE I)E LA MOTTE In George Fawcett’s Play “Just Like A Woman”
5 LeRoy Jay left Saturday for Ark- ~ ansas on a business trip. § Robert Allen, of Indianapolis, was 5 a visitor in this city Friday eveningE B. T. Riley and wife and Mrs. A. = T. Riley were in Indianapolis yesH terday. The band will practice Monday ev- = ening at 7:30 o’clock. All members be E present. E Herbert Rosenthal of Chicago is i visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E Sam Rosenthal of this city, for sevE oral days.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Keppler, of Elkhart, who have been spending the week in this city with Myrtle Carton, will go tomorrow to Terre Haute.
THE DAILY BANNER Entered in the Post Office at Greencastle, Indiana, as second class mail
matter.
HARRY 'Tl. SMITH Editor and Proprietor S. R. UARIDEN, City Editor
HAGEN IS A GREAT GOLFER
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“The Jungle Goddess” Episode Eleven A Spectacular Wild Animal Serial
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tar-™* PREV0& THOMAS * * ^ySgll FUNERAL DIRECTORS Ambulance Service Phones - Office 305, Res. 93
Saturday Specials 39c Dotted Swiss Tissue 49c COLORS
BLUE BLACK
BROWN SCARLET $1.00 Ladies Silk Hose, Colors, pair... . 90c H. PITCH FORD
Rev. J. L. Stout has returned to Indianapolis. His son Hiram accom panied him in the machine. Some special matters at the M. E. home called for his attention as superintendent. Jesse Bridges and wife of Olympia, I Washington, who visited Mr. Brid1 ges father, James Bridges of this city, last week, sailed Friday for ! London where he will attend a law t convention.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Sayers of i Wainsburg, Penn., who have been j visiting Dr. hnd Mrs. H. Askew for the past week left Friday to return to their home. Mrs. Sayers is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Bridges of this city. On account of the critical illness at Belle Union of Mrs. Shgittill,, mother of Ott Sherrill and Earl Sherrill, the proposed auction of au1 tomobiles scheduled at their sales rooms this evening has been post1 poned one week. Mrs. Sherrill has been sick some time, but she took a turn for the worse during the jiast few days and her death was expected any time today.
the republican ticket FOR PRESIDENT Calvin Coolidge FOR VICE-PRESIDENT Charles G. Dawes FOR GOVERNOR
Ed- Jackson
for lt. governor F .liarrold VanOrman FOR CONGRESS 5th DISTRICT
Noble Johnson
FO R REPRESENTATIV E Samuel G- Nelson FOR JUDGE PUTNAM CIRCUIT
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John Hammond Alice FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Wilbur Starr Donner
FOR SHERIFF
Leslie Sears
FOR TREASURER Charles L. Perkins FOR CORONER Homer L- Sands FOR SURVEYOR
Ralph Phillips
FOR COMMISSIONER
First District—Jesse Coffman Second District—James Tabor
H. ASKEW
PALMER CHIROPRACTOR
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Office Phone 189
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NEW YORK, July 12—The recent I victory of Walter Hagen in the Brit- 1 ish Open golf championship stamps j him as a super-golfer, the greatest j ever produced in the United StatesIt was not so much his final tri- ; umph as the manner in which he , achieved it that impressed. Hagen came from behind with the old familiar rush; cool as a cucumber when his most dangerous rivals were j already in with cards that required par golf under nerve-racking condi- '
tions.
By winning this year’s title at ! Hoylake ,the New Yorker has estab- | lished a record- He has captured two British Open championships in three i years and finished second a third | time, only one stroke separated him , from Arthur Havens, winner in 1923. |
Hagen was victor in 1922.
Walter has explained to the United i Press correspondent that he prefers | not to be leading at the end of a first day’s play, in an Open championship. He likes to be tied for second, or third or even fourth- This year, when the cards were in after the first day, he was in third place, which suited him perfectly. He suffered none of the strain of pace-making, and there is no golfer in the game with greater j confidence in his own ability to gain i the necessary strokes to overcome a rival’s two or three stroke advantage. By taking it easy the first day, if one could be said to be taking things 1 easy when they are shooting a difficult j course under championship rules in I the low seventies, Hagen had some-
Re*. 772-Y thing in reserve for the finish rush.
Brimming with confidence, Hagen went out that second day at Hoylake, crept slowly but surely up on C- W. Whitcombe, who was leading and played flawless golf on his last nine holes—even 4’s—to win by one strokeWhitcomb, faced with the unnerving prospect of being in a position to win his first Open title, broke under the strain. The Britisher took 43 go- j ing on the last round- He struggled j gamely against his faltering nerves ' and his 35 coming in was a tribute to 1
his courage, but it wa* too late-
With 54 holes played, Hagen was on | even terms with his rival. A stiff, fit- | ful breeze was sweeping the rolling fairways. The American pulled some ]
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HARMONY BAND Will Play for the Red Men’s Concert Saturday Evening, July 12 Court House Lawn. Also Dance in Their Hall. Special Music.
her guests Sunday her daughter and E thi ir families. Among those who z will be present will be Mr. and Mrs. E T. H. Williams and daughter Norma, E Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hunt and daugh- =
. an 't ter of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. E
Washington Township June Bride is C ,‘ l ' wne seived by Misses jr p .Howard and sons, Ralph Ed- ~
„ , iron shots, his only mistakes, but o® Mrs. Loretta Buster will have *s uiimillllllllimillimillllllllllllllllllim^ the greens he was a man of iron. On
green after green long putts clicked into the cup where a fraction of an
PRETTY SHOWER GIVEN useful gifts wtih appropriate re-
FOR MRS. AGNES BRADEN marks. After which refreshments of pink and white ice cream
Honor Guest at Pretty
Social Affair
U'" ' " King. Mrs. W ard and Paul Hester, of Galesburg,
II. Rissler, Iona Toney, Edith Bit.-
Olive Oil
A delicious amber col ored oil made fresh front slow maturin': olives. K\cellent for the children to
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A miscellaneous
Wednesday afternoon by Mesdames ture h omt
Edward Watts, Daniel Hutcheson, Will Torr, Albert Stoner, Clifford
, 111.; Mr. and Mrs. William Ader and
,<> ’ < mu . hey and little Eleanor Mr. and Mrs. Ray V/heelan and son ~ itike and simply deliciont howef was given * and Ldhe Hcpier - About of this city. § for tablo 11S( , n ‘ mef was Mven quests were present, many being = 101 laD1< US< -
‘ll \ir r U | w C H Unt J y l 10n r e t s° f out -° f - town People. AJr. and Mr John Fellers and wife accompanied = We guarantee the pur and Mrs. Ed-V\atts, west of the city jr.ipar Braden will make their fu by their son James and daughter, Mrs- = -, ,• -, Wednesday afternoon by Mesdames 1 home in Greencnstle. Anna Brown and daughted participat- = ,ty 01 our olive oil.
o ed in an auto accident just north of REAL ESTATE TR tNSFFRS ' the Cradick school house on State
Torr and Walter Torr in honor j essp E Coffman to Harley E. road 32 Friday, when the car, a Ford of Me-. Agnes^ loir Braden, Miller, lot in Bainbridge, $2500. I touring they were driving, skidded in June bride. 1 he. house was Zunri B. Hunt to Hobart Robin- the loore stone and wen tover an emurtistically decorated with roses, cut <on . jpg acres in Marion tp., $]. bankment- Mrs. Feller’s sustained (lowets and sweet peas. 1 he guests, Hobart Robinson to Citizens Trust severe bruises and concusion, and the were received bv the brides little Co., 108 acres in Marion tp. $1 car was damaged considerably.—Clov brothers John and Charles Torr. W. p. Suntzer et al to w‘ R erdale Graphic.
After which Mrs. L. Houck, Miss Hutcheson, lot in Greencastle SI I
Helen Cox and Miss Ruth Julian Amelia B. Lockridge to Fred C 1 Capt ’ S> L ‘ Scott and fa ', nily ftrC rendered several beautiful songs Lockridge Kl't •icre< in inovin «: from West Point, N. Y., to
and instrumental numbers. The tp., $1. ' * Louisville, this week. Capt Scott, LITTLE BROWN JUGS
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= inch might have meant failure. Ei Hagen, starting even on that last = round, picked up tw-o strokes on Whit- = comb going out. His 41 struck cold E fear into the hearts of the British in = the gallery. Then Whitcomb braced E and got home in 35. The New Yorker E had to shoot even 4’s on the back nine- = Which is just what he did. E On the last green he was seven feet = from the pin on a sloping green, his = ball locate! above the cup so that a E miss might mean loss of the title. = Hagen needed one put to win, two to E ! tie. He sank the putt, r The British congratulated Hagen E warmly; they consider him by all odds
our greatest golfer.
Saturday Special
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
many gifts were arranged in a large cart drawn by a little black pony, both of which were decorated
wife, and son Stanley, Jr., are mak-
Bee Hive Rebecca Lodge No 100 lng the trip by aUt °’ an<l wil1 visit in will meet in regular session Mon- ReV ' and Mrs - cll PP*nger a few days
white bunting and roses. This was day night at 8 o’clock All members neXt Wt ' ek ' Miss Ailet ‘ n St;ott, a
sister of Capt. Scott, and the young-
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“Handy’’ Hot or Cold Water
or Food Jujrs.
For touring, camping, fishing, and for the farm or the
aceompaniel by four little boys in please be present as there will be
white suits, John, Ralph, Charles installation of officers , est son of Captain and Mrs,
and Carl Torr. The bride charm- Delta Theta Tau will meet Mon- arrived here Wednesday to make a m, ' T ‘ IU1 ult ‘ lanii or ute
iy evening at 7:30 o'clock with Miss few days viait ahead of the rest of S ‘ OP ' UUer CaSl,lff <>f oartl, ‘
tmware (hot water will not crack it.) Outer casing of
ingly attired in brown, very grac- day evening at 7:30 o'clock with Miss iously received the numerous and Florence Helen McGaughey.
the family.
The local Chautauqua Club has re-
An easy, certain way to nave * i 'HE reason v. I vniauv people never save money A is that their resoiic. ion never takes form. The only way you will ever save money is to begin. This bank offers you a definite opportunity for systematic saving. By opening an account in our Interest Department, you need not wait until you have a large sum to invest. You deposit a small amount — one, two, three dollars — as much as you can spare, every week. Your balance increases steadily through the force of regular deposits and compound interest. No other saving method is so simple, easy and successful. Tou can Hart an account 'with us by making a jirit deposit of one dollar or more
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Mrs. J. A. Bryan over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs- John F. Cannon are at home from Gary where they were called by the illness and death of
Harry Call.
ceived word from The" Redpath ^Com- sheet metal nicely enameled. p John Shannon, former recorder of pany that they have slated their ap- Fasy to clean. Large swill 0- -1 oun L’ ,,as c l° 8e <l a deal for ! pearance here during the week of in- handle , the Monon restaurant which has been
August 10,h to 13th indtoivo. P ut . ~ jW«»« b [ Thorn,,Ho
! suant with the above information all 1-Gallon Capacity $4.50' U ta te c iar ^ e the business ear-
■ guaranties and others, interested in 2-Gallon Capacity 9.00 j ' n0Nt week-
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Also Mosquitoes, Motiu Roaches—Bed Bugs--Fleas—Et R. P. MULLINS, Druggist
Eugene Hurst will spend Sunday
in Indianapolis.
Mr- and Mrs. A. G. Brown have I gone to Roseville, III., for a vacation !
of several days.
Mrs. George Cunningham of! Boonesburo, Kentucky, is visiting!
RECTOR BROTHERS Funeral Directors Ambulance Service Picture Framing Phones: Office 341; Residences: 673 and 457-K
THE HIGH SCHOOL THEATRE Presents The Meanest Man in the World With Blanche Sweet. Bert Lytell and Bryant Washburn Also Harold Lloyd in “TWO GUN GUSSIE” Tonight——Admission 10c and 20c—7:60 and 8:4.»
I promoting Gloverdale’s Chautauqua, I I rae requested to meet at the Ford ga- j rage next Monday evening at 7-00 p. j I m. for the purpose of discussing ways ' i and means incident to the success of ^ i the Chautauqua.—Clovenlale Graphic. I
KITCHEN OUTFITTING SHOP —at the Gas Office—
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All Coal Weiffhed Over The City Scales A. J. DUFF
Phone 317
= Interior Decorator of New York, now = located in Greencastle. All kinds of = interior decorating. MID-WEST STUDIOS
Box 191
Mr. and Mrs- Leonard Ratcliff are at home from a two weeks stay at
E Martinsville-
= 1 Mrs. W. A. Fox is making a fine = recovery from her recent surgical E operation in the Methodist Hospital
=, in Indianapolis.
EI Mr. and Mrs. Walter Newlin of = Csaey, III., are here for the week- = edn with the later’s mother, Mrs.
E Ida Pierce and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer |
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What a saving this 107* CASH DISCOUNT means to you on RUGS this month? We have RUGS priced LOWER than they have been for 10 YEARS, then the 10% CASH DISCOUNT SAVES YOU $3.00 to $6.00 MORE. Don’t put it off. Buy now and save.
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