The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 April 1927 — Page 2

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THE GREENCASTLE DAILY BANNER, SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1927.

THU DAILY BANNER

Entered in the Post Office at tircencastle. Indiana, as M'cnnd clam mail matter.

II \KHV M. SMITH. Editor and Proprietor

It. RARIDtN, titi l-ditor

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Thc modern Erie ilia Club meeting | every occasion when he arose to has been postponed trvo week,. dress the Cer.nan parliament, he

heckled into lienee, lie subsequently

Mr . Charles E. Allen is spending , w ij, nw j from the fascist “voelk

lhe Easter vaeution in Paris. Hh,

Follow Sandra ove'r all Hi ■ world - follow iior for her story is for ewery rtnuaiiUr heart for ovoj’y girl who over Knew a sweelhcart’s kiss for every man who ever lovL'd a maiden fair. Staiai ng BARBARA LA MAR and BERT EYTELE Educationa! (’omedy DONE IN OIL EOX NEWS & VARIETY

with mend .

Mi II. A. Gobni 1" gwe to Seuth Bend to sp ud orne time v.itb

her daughter and r unily.

Prof, and Mrs. I T ' urlton :• il

Miss Margaret (iilmoi' I rbaim, 111., todaj for

\ ieil.

The (iretneaslh municipal bund

will practice on M inday evening at

Mrs. W. M. McGaughey ,penl >S'i'-.7 : no o'clock. All member must Im-

urday in Indianapolis. present.

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Local News Personal And

Sli Mary Rogers of

wn. a vi-itor here, Saturday. ^ an anl , 0UIlcei n en i 0 f the death in Mr . .Mary Ijcoiie and daugbi.-r,| Indianapolis Friday ' \.miiigof for

l.iui.-o of Indian <poli ar • ill'g

in this city.

Mr . U. P. Eel 1 1 in rec ;>t

• i ter in law, Mr.. 1 II. v m .

Regular on.-olid .l , 'l in tililte fur

i he Chili Welfare roininittce uill teacb"rs of Putnam county ehool. meet on Monday afternoon at t o’clock was h°ld in the auditorium of the In at the Publl I ibi 11 111 ?h ch ol < 1 Vet

i million, county sup''riutriidrnt, p;,-

i' '' Hi''' li hakah Emge will nr el | ij ( .j over the inoining and afternoon

iache” party and announced that h was henceforth a “non-partisan’ de

puty.

But personal scandal increased Hi’ unpopularity. East year he wa- m vorced from his first wife, the daughter of a well-known Berlin milk ileal

niu'oi'cd >o * cr . During the divorce trial, Frau i few iluy, Eudendorff gave testimony which re

acted unfavorably against bor hu band in the public mind. Slv spoke disdainfully of “sinister” persons who were accustomed to frequent her hu.bandV. home a guests. She charged Eudendorff with extreme cruelty aim brutality. In granting Hie petitionin ' | wife a divorce decree, the Munich judge branded Eudendorff as (he par ty responsible for breaking up thK

1 marriage alliance.

Soon afterwards, Eudendorff mar lied again, this time taking a hi wife a prominent woman nerve-spec ialist Mathilde von Kemirit/..

in regular session

a' 8 o'cl ekl

Monday evening

sessions. An inti ir-iing and instri'etdvc program was pre-anted.

Sunday Services

INDIANAPOLIS El\ liS’lOt l\

1 : i rally vvhi li . nt quotations gen-

—o— erally ten cents higher. INDIAiNAJ’OLiS, April !•. ( L I’j—- Bulk of the ru: of 1,"i MI > Id at Tdie four days' decline in hog pri - 10.90 and 811.oO while i g- were on the Indianapolis livestock ex- quote I at SlEdO down and -ows at change was biokcti today by a wee I sp to $10.

WE WANT FARMERS To Aval* Thejw«elves Of Our ,Money Srrvivc. V. i; El \ D wa • Mm n i if hi somi.iai ON El A I lot K. IMPEeiMFs is AND fiKMMKI ON •iOSKO.iN ,|(,\ A ll HI ON |M. Ml ,I |{i: \ ON AitU It \ I I, AND If RAH INDIANA LOAN CO.

PHONE I a.

21 1 1 E. WA TI' NG TON i. VISA V I 'N III, Jo|

D. and Mrs. F T. Cailton a.id Mis, Margaret Gilmotc, drove to l ibann, 111., today to >.sit over the week end with friends. Mr. and Mrs. E. LaVerne Courtn-y of Rock Island, HE, will spend tbeir l a ter vacation with their parents, Mr. and .Mrs. J. E. Courtney in this

city.

Sam Dickey, Madison township

farmer, was taken to Indianapolis, on i

Friday in the M Curry ambulance to the Methodist Ho pit il where he will remain a while f r treatment. I Igar I.. Harris who lias been con- . fined to hi- home for the past year i more, is recovering nicely and was up town Saturday greeting

friends.

Grcer.eu tie Chap r No, •J.V). Ol-

der of Eastern Sta . w ill hold in i i-j formal party at tin Masonic Tcmph i

on Tuesday afternoon, Aptil fr.nt .'HOO to 5:CJ o'clock. This will

be a Thimble IVuf to which all. , , ,, .. ,,, members of the I Mu, Star Order, | ^hject,J‘rhC| Masters Need M.

whether affiliated - ith the Green-ca-'tle chapter or nol. are coidially

invited to come.

METHODIS'I EPISCOPAL ( ill R< E

C. Howard Taylor, minister.

PthO a. m., Sunday school. Special

' Palm Sunday exercises.

; 10:10 a. m., Worship with sermon.

The Master’s Need”. Mrs. Strnnahan will sing “The

M". and Mrs. ( h. 11 I,. Allen arc at home from Florida where th v spent the winter. They repi i t an unusually gcod winter, but Florida is

R. P.

Palms.”

C:H0 p. m.. Kpworth League devotional meeting. 7:.'I0 p. m., Evening worship. I h ' final of our Eenten Meditations, “A Cau-e Worth Dying For.” Passion Week services each night

not like if was a f.w ycai • ago. The during the n< \l week exception Sat

boom days arc ocsi an I the tornado riiilcd further havoc for the investor, and othe s who "cut to Florida in hKifh, boom ■'tines. It will pr bably !>c yerts before it back to u point

The Woman’s Christian Temper- vl ' ore il ' vas a lcw >’ Cur '‘ a F r o. Mr. mice Union will meet Monday after- i hcl.cvc?.

noo.i at 2:o0 o'clock at the Christian Church. There will be a good pro-

gram, after which refreshments will C-.ruiunitirs, lik indi idu.'l bo served. |i ' : ft ; oinetimes btcau-e that is th"

DRIFTING

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Mrs. James Hamilton offered a fractured right arm late Friday evening when she slipped on the wet treet near the home of N. C. AlsI'a.igh on West Franklin street and

fell.

Simpson Stoner, son of Mrs. C. E. Stoner, niooniington street, who lit; been at the Rockville sanitorlum fori everal month. , was brought to the Putnam County llo-pilal Friday for treatment. He is getting along nil" 1 iy. . i

path of least r i truce. Then >1 ; take, alnuit a tragedy to arouse an I quicken public c uiscicnce. This We. k 'a young girl wa found diuuk in the -treet-. Those ic ponsible for her eonditioa—high or low. rick oi po r she’dd bj made t. -uffer the full p’l'alty. and if it i- ueces ary to reach to another city to bring the guilty tu ju tier, do it. Men who have no i r.-p?rt for girll | :>n.| womnnhoiMl shotil I he plaer I where they will 1 ave ti|H" to eh ge tin II in nlul and i n’’ral \icwpoin' Mallinsville Re.

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urday night. The .service on Wednesday evening will be unique and of great interest. It will be u Home Dedication Service, a service prepared by H. Augustine Smith of Boston. The people are requested to come by families and tn sit together in family groups. I HE I’lfl -I'.A i ERI an (in R( H Victor L. Rapha"l, minister. Sunday school, 9:30. Prof. G. H. Manharl, Supt. Morning wor-hip, 10:10. Palm Sun day. Sermon theme, “A Pieparel

Way.”

High School Christian Endeavor, 0:30. Header, Hubert Diik-. Hulling service. 7:30. Sermon theme: “Who Is This?" Ha ion We i, Seivi.e , Monday I > Friday except Thin day, 7:30 p. ni. .Innior f'liri-.iian Kndq iv i, 1:00 • o'cloek ’I’hur day afternoon. Cluuvli I’aniily Dinner, 0:30 'I Inn day evening. Annual Congregational ineeling, a! 7:30 niur day evening.

% THE EYE-PROOF OF ICE SAVING We never liave to sell Alaskas. I'Xei’yhody knows cork insululion is the bcsl insulation known for refi’ig’CM’ators. They know it keeps in the cold, out the heat, and down the ice bills as no other does. And as they can sec this cork insulation through the Alaska Cork-Wall Window they buy Alaskas on the spot without arguments or hesitation. A proof of quality and ice and food saving- you’ll find only in BRICES

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('nine in anil huik tliruugli Hie Cork-Wall Window yum .i . I’uy no refrigerator until you see how- much you get for th

<>u pay in Alaskas. See the line. M«di

>ize-—for every purpose, pur e. Knsy terms—A year lo pm

Come in today.

Kitchen Outfitting Co. At < las Office.

•i vice

Good music by tin diuir each oi-]

ning.

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All no iiibiT, of Mi chi-ait bg-j.

H'lbj I for .Monday evening: "Only have been invited to Crawford- 1 Ninety aiid Nine." 'on next Tue. clay I'veiiing. Tlu.-i'iir-S.ibje -t fi r Tue day evening: “Due., 1 in'g macliine- and Uhim wi,bi:.r ’«| I*layer Chtmge Things?” go \yilli someone el-c plca.-c nil Good music by the quire ea -h eve- ' phone (ilO.

Every body welcome.

RKKLSV1LLK KKV IA \E

S'rviees at 7:30 each evening, con-' kuoled by tb" pa lor, H. II. Cloud.

THE S FAR t OF THE ANNUAL DRIVING SEASON

The nmiin.r of .a t big w itii it , nleasanl<T woather imd expectations cf a still more ideasant simimei' season to follow cabs for pring’ house eleaning' in more than one depart-

ment cf your home.

For instance there’s lhe automotive department. Cars, which have had but comparatively little use duringl he winter are receiving' a more or less general overhauling in preparation for t he many days of long and pleasurable driving to com x fn the selection of gasoline ami mgtor oiks you will wish to exercise more than a little care. The use of these materials must be under your direct supervision, Mr. C’ar-Uwnej. for you are the uuivhasei and judge <>( these important materials. Yon

in list be vEEfv d.

There »;re excellent reasons why, every day, more Grecncastle motorists itre turning to High Point products as a solution for this prob-

lem.

QUALITY PRODUCTS FOR USE WHERE QUALITY IS NEEDED

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EON DUN (UT’i lli iti li Vnn, and Navy In tilitlc official ha\ cpi cate l t 1 )'' f‘"‘t I foil OUOJJOO pi. , e of ■ hewing gom w.r? con un!"o by tb,. Orili.Ui foie*, in HJ'JO. Flan To EHecI Reconciliation I HIENDs ill liEHAI AN AA AR EE ADER AA AN I OED I Rll ND SHIP RENEWED.

Hibh’ school al 9:30. Koiitndli Todd I Supt. Mot nine w "i hip, in ;:ii S. ipp.M j inpi,', “'l li' - Hour of I''pulality." 11. V. I'. I . Si'nU.f and IDgli 1 it bool at 'i.i'lO p. in. I hr i'\"iun, ii Ajy will be preluded by several elen ion from I lie oiehe.- Ira. Ixvening .ennuii -iibj.i l, ‘ llo- llom ol t.i 'at Soi row." Special services will lie held ue\ Friday night at 7:30 with no Thui. day night player iio.ting. I. II. Fen i , niini. tm .

MUNICH, April 9. (IT) 17 i. nd ol field Marshal Erich xmi laid"n dm-ff are planning to make the nm. t of Eudendorff' sixty third birthda., today to effe, i a reconeiliati n be iwi-en him and I’residiuit von llind.-n I’urg- I hose two leading German A odd war geiu ruls, who welt: iiistmniooial in enabling G 'rmany to withland the eoinbiucil onslaught of nation-, permitted their friendship to hatter on the lucks of political strife 1 horlly after llindcubrug's election to (he presideuey of the republic. EudendoiTf, unable or unwilling t,\ ndap' himself to the new republieui. eia, went so far as to charge Hind enburg with Ireuaoii In the national ■ auoe, aiinply because Hindenburg idcntifieil himself ■with the republic •'■"d h - backera. There i- reaaon to b’liose that Eudendorff bus come to '' g»et the blasting of this friendship I'akiiig udvanlage of the sentiment attached to his birthday today, Luddndorff’s intimates are attempting to pat di up the quarrel between Hie military heroes. 'Aithin recent years, Eudendorff’.s Vi: ixer has v aried with dramatic moeieuts. Lrom the days o/ his highest glor; ns chief of the German general staff to his present eclipse in tinGerman political firm a men I, i- a far cry. Nevertheless, he has retained fer 'cut admirers and slalwarl follower in the reactionary seml-fuseist camp. I boo and, of the e have sent him congratulation today and olluu are plsmiing a torch light procession in bis honor her. tonight. Although hi.- prominent role in the conclusion of the mifavorald" armistice is held to be largely responsible for I he loss of Ids popularity, other factor have contributed. Soon after I"' succeeded in winning election t<> the Reichstag. Eudendorff found that Ids political adversaries would not even give him a cliunce to speak. On

FIRM ( IIRISII AN l Hi |(( II l>. II. Hruncr, mini li r. Hibl* school id 9 II a. Ill, MI I R. Il'irtlcy, .Supt. Dor aim i an at tendance of 3t)U by Fa t. i .Sunday . Morning woi-hip, Lord’s Supper, and seimoii by Mr. lininei at 111:1. a. m. Subject *' I he Choice o! Je. u an attempt to an wet the question, Why did Jesus go to the ri ■>? dl'igh School and Young I’ o|de (.'hristiun Endeavor at (i:.:(i p, m. Evening worship at 7: !<) p. m. Mr. Bruner will give the last of four sei mons on poems that preach. The subject will be “Can A Man Run Away from fSod ?" ba nd upon Franei-Thomp-on’s great pomi, “The Hound of Heaven." On Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri day evenings there will he special services at the church at 7:30 p. m The Ladies of the Mi-sionary S eieiv will have charge of the devotional periods ami Mr. Bruner will pleach on the following .lubjeels: Wednesday. “Ajl Unconventional I’orlrail n*' Jesus,” Tliursduy, “Behold the Man’, Friday, “The Wateh' i at the Ci s.” I here will be special music at each of these services.

MAPLE HEIGIITS.

Sunday school at 2:30. •No preaching ervice- at night!

Mrs. Grace Black, E A N hi - CHAFI I,

There will be preneliing ,eivin 7:30 p. m. by Mrs. Graee Black.

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< HI ID II Ol THE > A/. ARENI Sunday school, 9:3o a. m. Preaching service, I0::;tl. Young I’eople’s soeiley, Odto j,, Preaching hcrvice, 7 : ::n. Wl n preaell at II tli .-enk-, Prayer meeting Tlmr-dny niglil u i 7:30 o’clock. K**'. ('. J. iiuion. Di tri l Superiiitendent of the Indiana pulis District will have charge of thi

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