The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 May 1927 — Page 2
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THii GHEENCASTI.li DAILY BANNER, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1927.
Personal And Local News
THE DAILY BANNER Entered in the Tost Office at Greencaatle, Indiana, as second class mail matter. HARRY M. SMI I H. Editor and Proprietor S. R. RARIDKN, < ity l'' 1 ' 1 '^
LEVEES ARE HONEYCOMBED
WEDNESDAY & Till RSI)AY Hlc <& 27,f
[ronh Hpijd . presents *-
(■OLD! Men r. n '.it, uerinu n 'n tiniler i 1 - i IrftlR " k- nd mn'-h‘ flv Klon lik i .mm t!i ! urned with . " . - i (he bar the • aiiiinn tab i ;md the dance h; IN. (iol I (towel l'k< water. Eve r > one was rich. Thousand, and thousands x\ < re .-pe t on a single ni::lE pl< iiire. V\ hat cared th \ ‘ The hills wei ve I v\ it'i metal. See this xixid picture of the xx ild daj ol Ik" Klondike H rush.
T'o'iifu row is Friday the 13thMr. mid Mrs. H. I’. Vondersdnnitt
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1:1' miruton weio in We Ine-day.
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Rex Beach s (olden Romance ot Alaska
WITH
Anna Q. Nilsson Viola Dana
Ren Lyon Victor McLaglen
anT :t j;reat supiio'.tinp; cast, inciudiiiK Dorolhx Seb.i !ian, llohart x’osworlh, Claude CiillinKWater end John I’. Murray
A!.SO I’niversai Comedy THEY ALL FALL
, Fisher Autt\i ha ■ turned lain
W ashington were in tliis city on from the Putnam Count} H t.d, I ut lay. where he underwent an oivrafioi' fee The Friday Circle will meet Fri-! apnendicitis two week- ago and i
,iy afternocn with Mrs. W. K. Batts-i ' oin k nic< ■
in on Berry St. Russell Holman versa- All> rl I
Lawson et al is th title of a oir
The nicetirg of the Fidcli- clas of . plaint and affidavit for atlachi ici'! • ( in li in Church lias been post- filed in the Putnam ucuit < art. Cor1 until next week. win and (Jillen are ll • torn y Ion
. th ** pRuntiff.
, liyterian Prayer meeting to-
I ' a' 7 iU o’ elock in the church funeral of ( ( . l.iachmari
’ who died at his honn in Detrx.it T ne. -
di ami Mrs. John Dcackard of evening at 5:30 x.a l.el i thi-nl
visitors in this : tc,noo n at liN residence in that c >
I with interment also in that city. Mi Leachmun formerly livx d hi r <1
M an ! Mr-. Luke Johnson of j was quite well know thi vieinity.
i i verdnle wi re visitors in the city
| Valentine Hamli
. I the. cement plant niii.n ulou.-!> e ap-
i Jennie Raich left the ho-pital ^ ( | p . t) ^ | a j p , a y M'tctiio.in W. i -day for her home in Bain- i whon hf , was struck on the l.ea, by a
' heavy ehain which U i! from a lieiph,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reed of Clov- ; of *bcut twenty feet. He u-taii.ed were viaitors in this city oa ^ r «e on l ' T hursdax taker, to Hr. Tucker’s office for medi-
cal attention.
Mi and Mrs. Everett Larkin and
.■ ter and Miss Geneva Shake of Mr. and Mrs. Chni'k Vic Alin ui rl vi': dale were in the city Thursday, entertained at dinm i at their In ; , , ful countiy home. ; rthw'st of t iwj ,, • re will be a meeting of the ^ eVeni the foll( wing young men 8 ' 1 "" l 0 f fi ' e ^ of ,hf “• th0 ?5 member- of the J . Sch001 Fnda » ' v, ' rnr « a ‘ ? p«uw University, 5
ge-on, Ernest Lam hi , Elhcit ‘ ar, ey
K I.angdun has returned fron Gerald Clare C»li n Me Dona 1 , Wil1 li.mapolis, after an extended visit liain Farrel John Appleby.
. th.it city with his >on, Dr. Harry I.angdon. ;.
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v, X Hie Lfachman, teacher of gl -h in the Cloverdale school, lias P 'd a position in the Gary school or the remainder of the present terir. Memorial Services of the Loyal ori r of Moose will be held in the hall ■ afternoon May 15th at 2:30. \ full attendance of the membership expected. Di. ami Mrs. VV. VY. Tucker and Mr i Mrs S. R. Rariden left Thursday i rning for Washington. D. C. They n making the trip by automobile ■ xpect to be gone ten days. Tin Home Economic.- (Tub of Madanl Clinton townships met. a with Mis. Ray Clodfeltcr. Pi aching by Rev. Hutcheson of a me at the Pentacost Church on ))i et tonight at 7:.l0 o’eloek-
Don’t forget to get your ‘ticke, early for “Maritana'' Friday.
NEW ORLEANS, La., May 13. (UP) -Water -eeped througli honeycomb openings in dikes along Bayou Di - daises today as workers redoubled efforts to repair the small break.- and avert a major flood in Louisiana Sugar valley. None of the dozen small levee op oning - along the Bayou was beyond e ntrel and hope was still held for aving the 13 south central Parishes of the slate from inundation despite prediction of engineers that the river walls could not stand the crest of th*>
flood.
But a 'ineliension of river farmers below the Bayou lias increased and many of those who announced their inlt ntion of staying in their homes and d' fying the Hood have moved out. National Guardsmen reported an entire half mile section of the lexec near Simmesport wa- honeycombed A company of troops was attempting to repair the levee there. Break in the Des daises levee would flood (io.OOO acres of cultivated land, engineers declared. Two other danger areas are to be contended with in lower Louisiana, however. The most serious is lex'ee f the Old river, east of Des Clai-es, j where the crest of the flood will be apparent this week and next. Failure of the river wall to hold here would mean inundation of 20,000 farms between the Mississippi and the Atclrifalava river. The other danger area i along the east bank of the Mississippi from Baton Rouge -outh to New Orleans. Honey combing in levees was reported in that section. Sandbag topping xx as holding back the water at all
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this lellovv does not work tor
us.
Our
xtepairs
are made Ivy factory-trained experts We Guarantee Every Repair We Make Franklin Street Garage j
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Family Preparations For Summer
ai'e not completo until the entire wardrobe has been inspected and arrangements made for necessary dry cleaning. Those a r r a n g e menls take only a minute, all that is required- a trip to the phone. (’ALL 470 and we do the rest. As a suggestion lor your dry cleaning list not( the following: (I loves Hats Suits Dresses Ties, etc. IDEAL CLEANERS Rhone 470
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY On sale our entire stock of ladies’ spring coats at 25% off the regular price. AH good models, and some new arrivals. J. SUDRANSKI CO.
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points, th ■ river reached beyond the numeiit levees.
already having tops of the per-
1N MEMORY In living remembeiance of Matgnr. t Mae Pitts who died cr.e year ago today. Sad and sudden was the call Of her -o dearly loved by all. Her memory i- as dear today \- in III hour she passed away. We have mis rd her coming footsteps Hi me has lost it greatest sunbeam It i so -weet to breathe her name, in life wo lined hear dearly, In death we do the same. The moon and -tars are shining on a tone ami silent giave. Beneath lies her we loved But xx h m we could not save. The'e are those who -till xvill ’inger By the -put where she is laid. Who will come and scatter flowers on the grave that f’liri.-t lias made. .Sadly missed by mother, brother and .-i.-ter.
OUR OFFICE WINDOW The World's Most Paneful Newspaper VOL. 11. GRFKNCASTLE, 1ND., MAY 12, 11*27. NO. \xn
Published in the interest of Greencastle and vicinity by the True-Hixon
Lumber Co.
GEORGE ENSIGN Manager and Editor MM. POLLARD \dvortisi.ng Manager;
HARRY
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Manager
has the contract for the bujldjng.
Found on the registration card of a freshman in an eastern college: Question: Give your pansfit’s name Answer: Mama and papa.
Coroner:
’You -ay
You will save monel to build now
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he killed
himself, j
as material is cheap-
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ence with the word
Jim:
the train.”
“vermin’, ”
walk h<
Coroner:
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“Before I go fish-
rides?”
loco motive.”
We have delivered the frame material for Paul Wright's new home on West Washington St. Ali Hutcheson
in’, I go vermin.”
True-Hixon Lumber C’o. Phone 551 Build it of wood—
Wealth has win;., biu it doesn't avr any tail that you can put salt on.
Have you hail your scrcet - i - yet'.’ It not you had better see u» an let us figure on them for you.
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under his go-getter,] i sailor."
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Jane: "Naw, ride home froi
walks.”
If you are in ni'd of building material you xvill find our j price- right, (|ualitj j unsurpassed and service unexcell"!
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NEW MAYSMLE
Mary Boner spent Sunday after-
con with Lyn Kendall.
Mi . Alma Weller, Helen and Lulu
VV* I i -pent Sunday afternoon with . , m i
- ' ' *rs. Cord. Tempi*.
Mr. Uernelius Hy.-pher of Indiana- , o
puli p nt the week end with Mr and |
M John German.
non xvitli Helen Weller.
.Mi Geneva Temple spent Sunday |
ROACH DA LE
Ala Springer spent Tuesday after-
.Mr Lillian Riehaid-on and Miss i D Helen Stroube of Bloomington vi ited over the weekend with their j paivut- Di. and Mrs. C. X. Strobe. ; Mr Mary Conk and Mrs. Blanche 17 it .attend'd the funeral of Aunt
at Ladoga Thursday af-
II’ “VLWAYS TIRED.” TRY THIS A healthy person never feels constantly tired. Being "too tired” continually is a sign of something wrong. Watch your kidneys. If elimination .
faulty, take Foley pill-, diuretic, ji [ Jennie Ford perfect regulator of irregular kidney ! teinoon
, . I"" "H" vie •re , wonderful help to me, relax ! e<l *’ n ' la y with her parents Mr- and
ini' on entile)} of weakne-s, that al | Mr.-. J. 1,. Wilson.
dis. \, c. Campbell returned home
an : in rvou.snestf. Men anti woinen : m > >
i aft « 1 ^ "ever.1 day-
Pill-, eiarrtie. A-l ] them '( p Wit h tier daughter Mrs. Pearl Ztiguer
Mi'Ll INS. Druggist.
CLOVERDALE ( HKIMIAN CHI R( H There will he preaching erx v the First Christian ( me ixatunlj night, Rev. C. A. San.in xvill i'ji on the subject: “When The Stoi Rages.” Sunday School Suini.ix m i K 3:80. Lord’s Supper, 10 tt>. All are invited.
at Indianapolis.
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Reter Ran Prints 50c
In icxx and attractive patiterns for fr< ks and aprons. Solid r dor- also in good range of shades.
imperial Cham bray 30c Linen linisli ■. ingham in plain colors check suitable ft:r chihiren's dri- -e-, a
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Novelty
Trimming
Huttons
New Printed Dimity 48c Lxcrfast dimitv and hatistr, whi'e groiimi
attractixe floral patterns nr dots. Soisette Prints 39c
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Everfast Suiting 45c
Evi rfast linen finish suiting in a compreh'" 1 line of plain roors. guaranteed tub f' 1 ' Boulevard Broadcloth 50c A silk finish, fast color broadcloth in ^ nrs suitable for smocks, children's drr^i*
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