The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 May 1927 — Page 2

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THE OREENCASTLE DAILY BANNER, TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1927.

TUESDAY

Vtrttfnftd by ZAM laemm;e. •h iutvciatron u,ith Mt “ A CARLOSjjb'Wr,. /’A'V

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THE DAILY BANNER Entered in the root Office at Greencustle, Indiana, as second class mail matter. HARRY M. SMITH, liditur and Proprietor S. I!. KARIDEN, City Editor

Fersonai And Local News

■A.' v a vl&l '7 \ ** „ =K.> 7 V f V . j I fa 4f Wig ing atmo Evan champio - 1 smoked little go ( Gillette? With .MAi>i;i Ki:.\\ .i.>Y M l I i: Itll l.Y. CKKKillTOX IIA1 !.. i;inei mi i \ m\< ii. david hi 11 i;i;. WRU I ■ i HARLEY KNOLES UIAPTI 1IY AIM Hl'R I,"' I also I Xl\ EIvSAL CUMEDi JANE S ENGAGEMENT

\ii. ami Mis. Charles Ewan spent

M ('ay in Indianapolis.

Mi . an I Mrs. Harry Moore were in

1 lianapnlis Tuesday.

\. A. Houck with Laura and John *.i to: I to Louisville for the Derby.

Mrs. Frank Bittles is spending: tin* day in Indianapolis. John Keiffhtley was reported ill (■' rheumatism on Monday. Miss Margaret Gilmore and Eu gene Gilmore spent Monday in li ianapolis. Mrs. O A. Ncwhou-, Mi -. Park Dunbar and Mi- Ferd Luca are spending th day in In-dan ipoiis Mis.- Josephine Overton. Di I'. i • l University in Mai nsvill there by the death "f her mothe . Mi J. E. Overton. The third of a series of lectures given by Dr. Mau a N. Arthur . n sponsored by Tri Kappa was h .d in the City Library thi- afterim 3:30.

s min r K9K .xmvsa

The Business and Pro. • -i V i men’s Club moet with Mrs. J. O. Cammack for a picnic suppei Wc -

. . James Byrkit 1* jestcidaj | ay evening at Ml.>. Pieasi? In :

)nr an extended trip in Aiizona and i y our c ] u ^ ( | ues

James A. Rickctt- o' VVhit' -n.ii Texas, left last nicht for Id hon after having vi-i' d hi Inother, M. I). Ricketts, it heiag hi- fir.-: x in Greervcasth in twenty nii< mMi.ss Mary Strain, daughttr X and Mrs. Evan Miain, was a! le I he removed to iier home 1 |: th 1 town from the hospital M ay. M. Strain underwent i opi ration !

double mastoiditis

a! fornia.

ii . I.aV’erre Snider is visiting her . M a Mi . W. H. Ireland at Attica for several days. Dr. .1. II. Thro: p was in Indianapel Tue-da,\ attendiiiR the stale

icnlal co - vent ion.

i.iines Il.'iinilton wa- a business v itoi in Indianupidi Tuesday morn-

B'v.vw ?j

NEW CE.MLN I <>N ' PIKE

ertirban shipitform aero s n their plan , might not Lo lipmeiits I y Highway D.I(in:(-) s. C c :- >n ha 1 t 1 • the Void re s

' The Imiiali: I m !.

have to trui I

nvnts to a loadiin- 'p

the Manhattn !

and in order that the>

held up in innki

Traction to li a' tiartment and olhi r i u

ty Engineer <)'\ ;i crossing inter - t i, filling statlo: in 1

the new Ini'rn:.t . i: 1 < . it < ration's produd Inci. I id

him to giv" pei n

company to use ll i it ii .retr'i of concrete road. Mi' ' • r .t

was jioured and h .

it could have he ■ s * . tw- •

four hour . d

keep a t ucrei.- ,

days. As soon as he gave jiermission, the Cement Company Uirted sending across it their trucks whiih with their load- of cenr-nt wi ighe , about live tons. This produce, In • r, In ,dig used foi ju--P siich work ,, various jiarts of this state and Illinois. mid jt is sure to be hut a short time before the use is general. Greea-ca-tle and Putnam county are to I congratulated on having a progressive County Engineer who ki -os up date on his profession and at ti. same time co-operates with the i. dustries of the ci.unty. It) ISSl K ( KR I II It \ I ES INDIANAPOLIS, May 17. (l’ID Permission for L-suance of $3U0,0i i in tm-'t Certificates f r the parch ■ f r dlii.g stock was asked of the Public Service commit-ion to ay l.y ‘ th.- Gary Railway C i.rpui y.

Invilutioin for the annual high hool Junior-Senior Prom have been i ie d fi r Thursday, May '20. Mr. and Mis. Jacob llirt arc the pal i f a *'ii born to them Muii-

daj at the hospital.

Mi N. I U’a ■ hhurn, Grccnwcoi 1 A t. will entntain a number of frl. d Tin sdu\ evening at the Coli.ml.ia club in Iniliana[M)li

Seat resi i vat; bookstore for 11 1

- at Souitra* ie h sebool eld

play, “Brown's I lown. to sentCiI Thur-da.' 1 i h : i a

indicate that lari idicin-e- v

tend each iirrforin.ircc.

The Woman Hum M n Society of the M thodist Chun w H meet with Mm. \ K N'-Wtomei

Wednesday aftm *' at ■ • < •

,, m i :n i, i i ■ > ! a' her home on N thwood I'. ,;l

I In Morning Musicale will hold at. . r , rho devotions v. In in '1 ■i ii ' -ting at the Phi Delta theta . ... '.Mr. Laura Hi II i i mi Eu l Anderson St., Wtdne-

, . . . . Sweet will have c 'ig' ni thi da', at 10 o clock. ■ ,

The social hour will be in chaiy. e

Mr-, ll.un Bohard, who ha- liccii the business comoiiUcc of wh: in a critical condition at the Metho j A. G. Brown is i ho rmai 1 M J ■ ii.. pital in Indianapolis for th | ment report should he broiiunt i.i p:. t two weeks i- slowly improving, this meeting.

h ie m eting of Fidelis ( la-s of the t iii -thin Church has been po-tponed o I will meet with Pauline Rector 11 xt Tut ay May 24th. 'i i e In al Moose lodge. No. 151)2 will mi t in regular ses-ion on M cdn day i v ning at H o cork. All memhei ■ leipo-sto I to be jiiesent. Mr a id Mrs. Al Goodlander visited with i .ativrs in Seymour Sunday. Mr Goodlander remained for a two wo. k s visit.

Miss Retha V\ ■ oil, 11u. M and Mrs. Otto G. Wi hh who v. inusly injured when -trui-k h\ :i s', i car in Indianapol; . last Wed h was reported to have Ink, . o ha for the worse in the city hospital < Sunday, but wa ier Tuesday. Mi- W -bb su -t. ned a fractured skull ami nth' i injui there is some f ar that her nerve has been atfected h> th • . c i dent, but this tr uhle ma\ disapp'-;i in time as she improve .

( ONCERMNG THE POPPY Do You Know— That the American Legion was the first national organization in America to adopt tile poppy as its memor- J iul flower, having taken this action at : the National Convention held in Cleveland, September 27-21), 11*20. Miss Monid Mi-Cludd was the first j person to conceive the idea of the ^ poppy a. a memorial dower. She presented it to the Legion at their Departmental convention at Augusta, Georgia, Aug. 18MO, 1!)20. The Legion passed re.-olutions and j voted to use it as a memorial flower at j their national v .ivention in C leveland, I Sept. 27-20, 1020. A soldier handed j Miss Mich a! a copy of the Home Journal in Nov., 1018, which con-j taiiied Colonel McCrae- poem. VVi , 1 Shall Not Sleep,. Alone in her office j Mi Mirheal read and re-read the' poem. She ;it that time made a sec- : ml dedication, this time she pledged her elf to always wear a Flander.! poppy in memory of tho-e who fe! 1 Sin wrote this dedication in vr.-e i i -u, to Mrliai poem “To Keep the haith” “Oh you who slei p in Flanders Field, Sleep sweet—to arise anew. We caught the torch you threw. | And holding high we keep the Faith With all who died. “We cherish, too, the poppy red That grow- on fields wle-re valor led; I' to signal to the skies, That blood of heroes never die-. But h ads a luster M the red Of. the llowers that bloom above the j dead In Fland'-r Fields! “And now the Torch and Poppy red We w ar in honor of our dead; Fear not that ve have died for naught; We've I allied the lesson ye taught In Flander Fields.” Just a- he finished this dedication - me p the Y. M. C. A. conference i a , i: . came iii and gave her a rln T ap . nation for her effortin inal.iav an Attractive hostess house at thoi: hea lipiartors. She showed the poem and her answer, and said she wa - going to buy poppies with her gift. When th • conference adjourned that i . .ing, the men came down a ki d fi r a poppy to wear. The\ hear’; the first in America t" tr the |" pay as a memorial for tiio e \\ ho f 'll.

‘‘Brown’s in Town” SENIOR CLASS PLAY High School Auditorium Thursday and Friday, 8 P. M. Tickets 35c and 50c. Reserved at Southard's Book Store, 8 A. M., Tuesday,

o. Cammark is hack I hr Studio and readi f ur menfs. Cal. Phone r,i. NOT A SriHCT-O M l»,,J

act^d liki 1

>iran(;i:r mtempts to drive health.

\\\ W'TH TWO GIRL

DPU STUDENT HAS UNUSUAL EXPERIENCE

U TO

I 111 ENDS.

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just comtnon sense. I , .‘-'l j Pills ti hi retie advert! ■ I ,| | taking them. I feel tin, ;,1 115 years -uffering frum I.“I

DITCH 1 '"“ver haw- a tiiv.j . ,1

• am active and happy," V 1

j women eyrr;. wher.- u-c

mend Foley Pill, Xui.-m j Don guarantee . AM ’

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Indianapolis Police Arc Looking For • •'.her Motorist U ho Was Re-

lieved Intoxicated.

j til he .-topped his niachinr Th-1 \ -tuili lit in DcPauw University, jumped nut, mnl :r: lives neat Indianapolis hud. a tu^-'bythe man broki away v. ■ui : .:r experience late Satur-, a ICOt-away. II -|

ht returning imm a unthoughtiully

i.i •- in Indianapolis. He had been i *^® r arciiiir' r : M attending a -or rity dance Saturday l"^' cc , '( , rc huntii .■ 'm h j

i \ ning and left tin dance with one j ■.In r couple beside.-- the girl who ai -1 companied him. He took the other young man to his home in the city i

ami then started for the hoinc of t c tw girls, both of whom live] in a town about ten miles from Indianapo-

Slayers Seemed Resigned To FaJ

lis.

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He had driven about five inile- out 1

of the city when it car approach >1 i him from the other direction, thc-i other driver instead of staying on his' own side i f the road drove in an angle towards the opposite side of tee

road and directly in front of the. on-

coming car. The young man in order to avert an accident drove on the

ther side of the road and into a

deep ditch. The other driver Seeing

what hi hail done- stopped hi* ma-

chine and came back. He seemed to

be under the influence of liiluor hut still he tried to help get the machine in the ditch hack on the road. The car by this time was deep in *

the mire, mi he suggested that the I two girls get in his car with him I and then he said that he would get' hi hind the car in the ditch and try to

push it out. He told the young man

to get into the ditched machine and tart the motor. I

The two young ladies got into the

ear, hut the driver instead of turn t ing around said something about hav-

ing the two girls he intended to tak* Mom with him, and he immediately

started driving away from the scone of the accident at a high rate of

speed, leaving the young man in the

ditched car. |

But as it often happens, the hu-

man mind works the fastest in time

of pel il, and as result before he hai

gotten very far, the young man left

behind had caught up with the machine and leaping on the running hon ,| started chocking the driver un-

FI RST DAY FOR 'lltv si) AND .11 DI) GR\) VI SING SING.

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OSSINING, N. Y . .May I Ruth Brown Snyder ami It J Gray awoke today to their fir-: iJ ing in the death houv r ' T prison, facing month- i J waiting while their atteiion their light to j chair. | Mrs. Snyder clung t T she would escape the iletiti -4 and scorned serene in her fir..: i hours of solitude. It was rep she had been George Murphy, chapL Queen’s jail where -hr weeks before and durini and that she would -ee: Catholic. Gray turned t rrligim and seemed to find n it the trying day will be permitted vi-itor-a week. The slayers of Albert S 1 taken to Sing Sin-: procession of 1 1 in' 1 ',' I by motorcycles and an an ■ ■ Mr. and Mi been in charge of th 1 . ' 1 bouse fo rthe pa-t -e'"' 1 have rcslghie I. T N ■ o There will be an Kp« d’ 1 J social at the home of M I/e Hall at Bri< h * ha evening. Members please bi M ers. buns und Marshm' ll

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