The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 July 1924 — Page 2

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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, JULY Ig.Jggj.

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Opera House

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Doors Open 6:30—Two Shows—Shows Start 7.00 |

Program Subject to Change Without Notice Friday

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BANNER w ^° Wednesday in Indianapt

lis, was held from the home of hei mother, Mrs. Virginia Akers, Friday afternoon. Burial was in Cloverda;*

castle, Indiana, as second class mail ceni etery.

The ladies of the Christian church

THE DAILY

Entered m the Poet Office at Green-

matter.

BARRT M. SMITH

Richard Taylor motored to Terfc Haute and spent the day.

Editor and Proprietor S. R. RARIDEN, City ICditor

of Greencastle will give a play at the high school auditorium Friday eveniiiK, July 25.

ALL OVER INDIANA

Admission Twenty Cents MAE MARSH In the Super Photoplay “Paddy the Next Best Thing’

Mrs. G. H. Myers and daughter i have returned from Battle Ground.

Mrs. A. H. Pitkin is here this week planning to move here from Greensburg, this fall.

William Fox Presents The Sunshine Comedy “Rough Sailing”

H. ASKEW PALMER CHIROPRACTOR Orer Banner Otfice

Res. 772-Y

Mrs. Mary Pitkin visited her mo- j ther here yesterday, coming over •,

from Martinsville.

Office Phone 189

EDWARD L. CONROY

< arlyle Lalta was a visitor in the t { nter j or Decorator of New York, new

[city from Indianapolis today. He is

I a former DePauw student.

MARION'—Fire trucks responded when an elderly woman here tried to mail a letter hy putting it into a fire alarm box. EVANSVILLE—City Judge Ireland released Mrs. Josie Thomas of Smithland from a charge of drunkeness because she aid it was the first time in her seventy years that she had been arrested. Mrs. Thomas appeared in court barefooted. ELWOOD—A series of coinciden-

Saturday DUSTIN FARNUM In the Western Play “The Grail”

. ; j ces were reported here today: Rich-

located in Greencastle. All kinds of,^ ^ John twins> ^

Everyone of Your Dollar

The Christian dhurch orchestra will practice at the home of Mrs. j Bartley, this evening at 7:00.

interior decorating-MID-WEST STUDIOS

Box 191

were apprenticed to the moulder trade at twelve, married on the same day, lived in adjoining houses, and

each have twelve children. EVANSVILLE — Roscoe Dennis,

Hi,- Gardner has been confined to

his home >r several days because ^hiitiiiiillilllllllUlilHiimimilimmilli: manager of the Ohio theater here ia

of a severe attack of rheumatism. =

Aesop’s Film Fables

Pathe News Weekly

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Saturday’s Market

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Sweet Potatoes New Turnips Carrots Green Beans Cauliflower New Peas

Water Melons Canteloupes Peaches Plums Apples Berries

Miss Eula Heath, who has been = visiting Mr. and Mrs. Haymakei, =

has returned to her home at Reels- — ville. =

Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Porter ami = family, who have been spending a r: few days at Battle Ground, arrive*! = home today, E

Mr. and Mrs. George Cheek and — son Robert, the Misses Crouch an:i — Mrs. Frances Cheek spent Thursday E at Turkey Run. =

Mr. ami Mrs. A. L. Whitmer, of = Rochester, are visiting in this city E for several days. Mr. Whitmer is the = superintendent of Bio Rochester ^

schools.

All Coal Weighed Over The City Scales

A. J. DUFF

^ dead from injuries received when his E automobile struck a half-buried log. E 1 NASHVILLE—In the presence of = the sheriff and 'his deputies a held E thief stole a spare tire and a rim | El from Deputy Sheriff Rllis’ automo-i

= bile.

E | MARION—This city lost its chance ^ for fame when Democrats failed u> 1 E nominate E. T. Meredith, former secr retary of agriculture, for the presl- = dency. Meredith’s mother was born

E here.

— TIPTON—Ku Kluxers harvested a E hay crop belonging to S. L. Luttrell, E of near here, when they learned he = was ill. E MUNCIE—James Bright, 4. r >, is in

is worth just as much to you as John D. Rockefeller’s is to him —and they are entitled to the same protection—the protection of a good strong bank.

Why not treat your money as waM as he does his and—

OPEN A

CHECKING TODAY

ACCOUNT

FIRST NATIONAL SANK THE OLDEST BANK IN PUTNAM COUNTY

CITIZENS TRUST CO.. THE HOVE OF THE SYSTEMATIC SAVER

= a hospital 'here following an alleged E attempt at suicute by swallowing

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Phone 317

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Woodmen of America, will meet thi' _ PLYMOUTH—J. F. Ifthmer of evening in the lodge headquarter*. rfTinOmV il’fll'P near Hibbard has announced his r«.All members are urged to be present. 1-iv.WllUIIIjF CllVl V tirement after forty-six years as a pecial business. „ , , , , , ^ school teacher in Marshall county.

WINDFALIj—Because lie go*.

Frying Chickens

the end of three weeks.

The Board of Trustees for the M. K. Childrens Home will meet in tnc

REELST1LLE

E. A. Browning’s Grocery, Phone 24

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THE HIGH SCHOOL THEATRE Presents Johnny Walker in “Children of Dust” Produced by the Man who made “Humoresque" Also HAROLD LLOYD in “MOVE ON" Friday and Saturday. \dmission 10 and 20c 7:00 and 8:40

Bread, a better loaf for 6c

Mrs. W. A. Fox continues to im- New Irish Cobbler Potatoes, pk...50c ..fre^.V^herr Mrs. Ros/Osborne prove ... the M. E. hospital at In- Beef Steak, per lb 25c sai(i that she shot A „ )ert Dennis dianapolis. She is expected to De Beef Boil, per lb 10c former ^ itiai| carri( . r ^ js able to return to her home here as Pork Chops—the lean kind, per lb. 25c eufTerinp from hullftt woun<1 , in his

Fresh Pork Sausage, per lb 15c shoul( ] er Bacon to fry—the savory kind, lb. 20c 1

Bacon, liglit weight, parcement

^ . ,, , wrapped, lb 18c

ludianpol.s Y. M. C. A. next Monday Flour> per 24 , b baff 7 5c

to hear reports on the several pro- Soap Kirk . s Flake or p * G . t

posed locations for a children s home. ^ 2^ c

Mrs. Fred Hixon and Mi's. Jonn *' ux ^ or

.McConnell of Indianapolis were here Kellogg’s Bran Flakes, .T for 25c

today. They were accompanied home Tissue Toilet Paper, 3, 1000

by Betty Jane and Allen Broadstreet, sheet rolls for 25c children of Dr. and Mrs. A. W. ' v ‘* sell it for less. Pocket the

Broadstreet, for a week’s visit. Difference

PREVO & THOMi

FUNERAL DIRECTORS! Ambulance Service Phones—Office 305, Res.

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Saturday Cash Neat Specials

Ray Neese has bought a lot and i is building a cabin at Hoosier High- (

land.

A number from here spent the. Fourth at Hoosier Highland. Among those going were Mr. and Mrs. C. MeCormick, Mrs. Geo. Fox, Mrs. Essie Benefiel and children, Miss Lena Fox,

Card of Thanks We wish to thank each and every one who assisted us in any way at the death of our dear husband and father. To the Rev. Raphael, for his kind words, the singers, Mr. MeCurry for his services, to those who furnished cars, the pallbearers, and to all who sent the beautiful floral offerings, for their kindness and thoughtfulness were very much appreciated. Mrs. FRANK STILES and children

she killed her sixth husband, Lewis Yeoman by putting poison in his coffee, was ordered today by T. M. Mateer, county prosecutor. The death of a former husband, Charles McLaughlin, and the serious illness of another will not be investigated, Mateer said, in view of the “certainty of conviction in the present case."

ORDER INVKSIGATION

MOUNT GILEAD, Ohio, July 18— A grand jury investigation of Mrs.

Edward Hanneman who has been visiting relatives in this city for the past several weeks, has returned to his home in Terre Haute.

Annora Yeoman’s confession that i ADVHRTISE

IN THE BANNER

Like a pebble thrown into a pmd, your first

deposit in a bank ac- Z’

count may be a small - beginning, but it starts an ever widening circle

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Trust Company

The lawn social and picnic for Lo-

cust Street Church and -Sunday school Peacock, Ruth Nall and Bernice Heawill be held this evening on the Sel- l° n > °*' Greencastle.

lers lawn, South Jackson street. A basket dinner is to be enjoyed to-

Fresh Boiling Beef, lb 10c . Fresh Brains, lb iOc Sugar Cured Smoked Jowls, lb 10c Fresh Pork Shoulders, (whole) lb 15c * Fresh Sausag-e. lb J5c „ Sugar Cured Bacon (half or whole side), lb. . 15c B Sugfar Cured Picnic Hams, lb 15c £ Sugar Cured Smoked Hams, lb 23c . r Phone 12 We Deliver . ve

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Blanchard Kirk, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph '

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Boone, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Archer and

Dr. and Mrs. Horace Askew mo-

gether at <i:30. Members and friends

tored to Indianpolis and spent the

children, Mr. and Mrh. Ray Neese and | son, Edgar Jobe, Riley Hathaway and Mr. and Mrs. Erving Green.

IN 1)1 \NAPOI.IS LIVESTOCK

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., July 18.-

a basis equivalent to yeuerda)I teers sold in a range of from $0 to $10.00. Heifers were moving

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evening.

social

day.

Mr. Mrs. Ir. Benefit j , 810 K50 to *9.26. R.cei„.s 1*1

Bom on Thursday to Mr. and

Sheep and lamb prices continktl

the Fourth in Terre Haute.

Mrs. Florence Lee is visiting in i at the iocal livestock exchange to-

Mrs. Alva Gentry, Commercial Place, I TerrP Haute with Mr. and Mrs. Then j day. All grades demanded the uni- steady with lambs a trifle higrij The subject for the s# mon by a son ’j Cromwell. Mrs. Cromwell is quite form price. The market was steady. hSeep were priced at a top of $'i!l Evangelist Pearson at the Nazareno poorly. I but the bulk of sales were made

meeting this evening will be “Popu- ‘^nrad H. Zejs. of Oxford, is the ■ Wm. Shoppell is very ill again. ' Pigs were selling at $5.50 to $7.25. $5.50. The range in the lamb diviJ iai Amusements with the lad Off. ' 8 UPst ol his son, Mayor Charles F. H. M. Smith and daughter, Pauline,! I’sflhmR sows brought prices ten ion was from $13 to $1U Receipt^

Mr. Pearson announces he will u^e ^ eis > an 'l M rs - for several days, have returned heme from visiting in |cents higher than yesterday. Smooth were 600.

old-fashioned English without frills. M M rum I° wa - Services begin at 7 :10 o’clock. All , T, M r, ? ! f ^ i

arp wuirnmw daughter Miss Cleone of Oxford were , , . are welcome. thp Thursday of Mavor and , broken arm caused by a fall. j receipts were 10,000. Jack Bryan, Class ’24, w.as in the Mr »- C. F. Zeis. ; ( ' eo ' ^ ox s » ,ent the fishing, j city yesterday to see Bishop Grose ., , , „ I MrS ’ S- C ’ Benefiel visite J with Mr. on final plans for gofne to China Mr8 ’ John Cannon sails from I and Mrs. Mack Rulings over the!

He had been called to Chicago for oJT Y ” k t0 " ,0r °r ° n the United week - end '

j vackers were quoted at $7.00 to $7.25

Miss Mary Burk’ in suffering from a 1 an drough from $6.85 to $7.00. Hogs

The cattle market was steady

Calves were selling at a top pneti of $10.50. The bulk of sale, »w| made at $9.50. The market he! : | steady with receipts of 800. d v.

a special examination before the Ship ’ Presi,lt ‘ nt Harding, for, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hinote and family j Board of the M F church Iirrni ‘‘ n ' f^rmany. She will spend , visited Mr. and Mrs. Orval Hutcheson I Grose and party expect io leave * 7° m0 '^ *" Europe an '' • 8unday ’ I about September 10, via Vancouver m K ' u ’ ,land - I Mr. and Mrs. Chas. trill visited in |

I w , ,, o . .X , , i Indianapolis Sunday.

The Indiana Conference Epworth . Mr a 1 n,l ^ Samuel ® e , nny ’ of ' n ' I Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reel and famLeague Institute begins at Riverdale, ‘" aaa P olls ; Have returned home after , ily are S p endinif a f , w (|#ys wjth near Mitchell, next Monday and do- J.,' 1 '" ” d ’ MrS ' K ' M ' ,,enl ' v ’ west , and Mrs. Charles Reel, ses the following Sundaynight. Tents ^ stre,it - Ml * a "' 1 Mrs. j Tha(|) , picket and chi|d

Denny have been on an extended tour ( Brazil Tuesday along the Western coast. | -p. „ , , , ..

1 he Ladies Aid of the M. E. church

Tlie Monon shops at Lafayette re-i J 1leet Wednesday in an all day meet-

>e.u.,. I he EpwortK l^eagm- Insti- sumed opertitions Wednesdiy morning * n 8 with Miss Kate Ree l, tute is changed from Bethany Park, after being closa.! down for over' Mr - an ‘i Mrs. Mack Long and m ar Brooklyn, this year, and is now two weeks. This called over 750 men j ' ,a UKhter Ruby and Mr. and Mrs. J. "( .'ted in Bloomington district. to work, bringing the farce up to ; Mullinix and faini^ went to Friends of Pep Krant*. physical norma1 ' Man y of the m ‘ n laid off ! Pork ’ Sunda Yculture director of DePauw univer- b< * an returnin 8 Monday aid Tuesday I '- llen - Houise and Alfa Kirk, of sity, are in receipt of word th-* So 10 resume w ork, after spending the I Lafayette visited relatives and friends

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will be largely used this year, tl is hoped to make this a great center of Methodism in the next few

Have You TAKEN ADVANTAGE

Of Our

is enjoying a great vacation in c,osin «:-' iown P eriod visithg friends northern Michigan. Mr Krantz says !* nd Pn i°y in K outings. Emiloyes takfish are biting good n«ir Nowberry inK tiie l ,La ces of men in the round and there is no joke about tt. Fie house > whom they outramkel in seniorguarantees real stuff in die fishing ity » w ''’ U P th * W0l * i of th eir lino. Mr. and Mrs. Krantz havo' old P ositions in the back 'hop- The

been spending the summer at Manistee, Mrs. Krantz's home, and will be

resumption of work Wediesday applied to all brances of nechanical

back at DePauw for the opening of ,ine in 8,1 de P artm ents. Thy order af

school early in September.

The Greencastle alumni circle of Alpha Phi held their July meeting Thursday afternoon in the form of a picnic at Big Four springs. Fifteen members of the fraternity were present, including Miss Elizabeth Tilley and Miss Jean Tilley, of Brazil; Mrs. Lola P. Heaton, Mrs. Ida Boyd, Mrs. Heber Ellis, Miss Nora Alspaugh, Margaret Myers, Frances Rector, Helen Brothers, Cena Brothers, Beulah Yager, Phoebe Gonley, Lueile

fects other points along tip railroad. The shutdown was effectivt nearly a

month.

CLOVERDALE

Frank Morrison and fanily went to Hoosier Highlands Frilay morning to camp until Monday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vestal of Beech Grove, who have bem visiting relatives here returned hone Tuesday. Richard Clearwaters returned j with them for a visit.

here over Sunday.

Rev. Dallas Rissler flfled his regular appointment at Farmersburg Sunday. Forty-one from here and vicinty drove there also and enjoyed an all day meeting and bountiful basket dinner. Among thoee going were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rissler, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rissler and son, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Huffman, Mr. and Mrs. Greeley Sendmeyer, Mr. and MrsGeo. Fox, Mrs. Charles Benefiel and children, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Rissler and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ileese Huffman, Mrs. Emma Aker, Mr. and Mrs. Harland Rissler, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Skelton and daughter, Miss Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. John Rissler, Mr. and Mrs. John Matkins and daughter, Miss Lena, Fox, Blanchard Kirk Oti Rissler and John Knight. Rev. Loveland spent Sunday with

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The funeral of Miss Stdla Akers, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Benefiel.

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Others have aod are more than pleased with the BIG SAVING it is giving them on DRY GOODS—NOTIONS —READY-TO-WEAR — DRAPERY - RUGS—SHADES and UNOLEUM.

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If you need or will need anything in this line this fall, BUY NOW and SAVE the 10% CASH DISCOUNT, as it is only good during the month of July.

ALLEN BROTHERS “Money’s Worth or Money Back”

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