The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 January 1928 — Page 2
THE GREENCASTLE DAILY BANNER, FRIDAY. JANUARY 20. 1828.
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Saturday Only
THE DAILY BANNER
| Milt Brown made a business trip to Danville, Ind. on Friday.
Entered in the Post Office at Grecncantle, Indiana, aa
Main Floor 4 Logos, 25c. Balcony, ).»<■; ( hildren under teal, lUr. ( ontiuu u.-, 2:11!) .o 11:0(1 n. in.
Cha.ley's Unncing Daughter!
Troocllime
C l's alley
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Helene Co^iello Warner Olaiid Clyde Cook.
f I ■, Montagu Love-JuLnne Johnston
... M. h FKANdS lANUCA Michael Curtii
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Drama of Stageland A WARNER BROS PRODUfVriON
second class mail matter. HARRY M. SMITH.. Editor and I’rupriotor. S. K. B ARI DEN, City Editor.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Crawley and i ■on Evan and Mr. ana Mrs. Fre 1 * Clj.-tage attended the DePauw-Butler ; r ame at Indianapolis last night.
Personal And Local News
Night policemen Paul Grimes and John Homnj picked up three vagabonds in the city Thursday night and i placed them in the jail. They were ] released and sent on th< ir way Fi i-
; . iy inan.ing.
Harold “Doc” Brown, forint r local | barber •-enteneed to Michigan City by I Judge James P. Hughes, Thursday, on
A. J. Dchler of Brazil wa
castle Friday. j hy
Arthur S crest of Uoatsville was in
dietmu-tle Thursday.
■barge of bigamy, to serve a iO' in Itf two to five y".r:-. j will h> taken to
in Green- , io , , ; s ,, r . , r y Mom ay morn-
• imriff Fd EReijorge.
George Gritler of Roachtlale was vi itor here Thursday.
Robeit Uetro of Bainbridge was visitor in Greencastle on Friday.
Harley A. Taber, Rec-lsville, was in Greencastle on business Thursday.
Among the Cloverdale residents in Gieencastle Thur.-day were the following: G. W. Wright, George L. Rice, Cloyd Allen, A. 0. Cooprider, H. Appleby, W. A. Cooper, W. A. Corns, AV. 1). Taber, Fred W. Wingert Alton R. Murphy, and Rogers I. Wil-
liams.
Economy Store
I ( Al, SHtJRT SI H I IK I S
Last Tin.es Today PAJAMAS willi Olive l>orden
Ivan White of Raccoon was a business visitor in Greencastle Thursday.
Elmer McGaughey of
ns a vi.-itor in the city ye.-teiday.
was in Gre< ncastle on business Thurs- | «h‘y. Mi . Merle N. Walker of Indianapolis is visiting today with her aunt, Mrs. A. P. Burnside.
A. P. Burnside, who has been quite sick at his home on east Seminary street, is reported much better.
Kenneth Modlin and Janies B. Lewman, both of Bainbridge were in Greenea tie on business Thursday.
Alliance < iub To Meet. The Alpha Omieron Pi Alliance Club will meet Saturday afternoon at 3:00 o’clock at the sorority house on South Locust Street. •!• -I- v + Bring Books To Snider’s. Everyone having books which they wish to donate to the ladies of Washbum Chapter, I). A. R., are asked to please bring same to the Snider Wall Paper Store, Vine Street. These hooks will he sent to the Marine Library Association in New York. This library will pack these hooks in boxes of 75 each and the boxes will be put on board the marine ships. They are also sent to the light houses, on the last slop going out before the winter season and also to the life guard stations. From time to time these books are collected ami exchanged, thus making a travelling library. Any one having hooks which they wish donated, will do the ladies of the i). A. R. a favor hy leaving same at the Snider Wall Paper Store, where they will he collected and sent on to the Marine Association.
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Mold Interesting Met:
The Fillmore P. T. A. met Thursday evening at the school building in
... , i Fillmore. The evening was well enwas held in the ( laypool Hotel I hurs- ■ ■ . , . ... , rru _ ,' t , _, , | joyed by the crowd present. Some of
the older residents of Fillmore, who attended school there many years ago were present, and were in charge
I If you are not quite sure about the price call us, we will set you right. I if your Roast, or Swiss or Boil or | Steak has not been quite what you ' wanted, or the price has been a bit I high, GET A REAL PIECE OF FROM THE ECONOMY
AND
Club Enjoys Program.
i YOU WANT ,t; Miss Hazel Alverson, 8 W'est Poplar j AND FOR LESS,
street. Thirty members were pres- : Fresh Oysters in Sanitary Sealen j j ed cans, (|t., 7gc; pt 40c A program of music and readings Small, learn Pork Chops* lb. ... 2dc was provided by the Misses Ardith : Fresh, all pork, home made Saus-
Moore, Geneva Brown, and Margaret | age, 2 lbs Bryan. Miss Moore sang a group of j Swift’s Breakfast Bacon, one three songs, accompanied hy Miss, pound roll Brown at the piano. Miss Bryan de-j Pure Lard, no suet, lb lighted the club with a group of read- (.SALT FISH, 2 fisher. f-,r iugs. BULK SAUER KRAUT, 3 lbs. Following the entertainment a 1 Smoked Salt for sugar curing
brief business session was conducted
33c
35c
15 Ge
13c
BILLOW r ASKR
SCARFS, WHITE 4 '
VANITY SET
•tinkled BED *
ROMPERS APRONs towels
BED ROOM
Funeral services for Mrs. Myrtle Corder, wife of David Cordor of Clinton township, will be held from tlu
Russellville I South Union Church in Monroe town-
hip Saturday morning at 11 o’clock
with interment in the Coon cemetery.
Frank Johnson, Coatsville, resident, Mrs. Cordor died at the Putnam Coun-
ty hospital early Thur day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allan, Mi Te-sie Davi and Mi.-s Pearl Cole, attended the annual banquet of the Lumbermen’s Association, whien
and smoking meat all one pro-
by Lucy Bowen, president, and a re- cess, can $1.00 port of the district convention of Fresh Oven Baked Crackers, the Indiana, Ohio, and Illinois clubs, J box held recently at Fort Wayne, was Peanut Butter, 2 lbs given by Miss Ella Mahanna who . RAISINS SEEDED OR SEEDhad* represented the local chapter LESS, 2 lbs there. ' Toilet Paper, 1000 sheet tissue,
27c 37c
23c
day evening. Tiie banquet , concluded | the last ses.-ion of the A.-sociation convention which -tarti i three days
ago.
There will be a prayer meeting* at the homo of Frank McCummnck tonight at hi home in Maple Heights. Everybody is welcome.
D tea' Clus chuich inaik<t day morning.
of the Christian at McCurry’s Satur-20-lt.
H ad Lettuce, cauliflower, leaf lettuce, celery, mangoes, :a .'■'fra at Cooper and Inman.
kule, and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Guinn of New York City will he the week end guest* of Mr. and Mrs. N. V. O’Daniel, parents of Mrs. Guinn.
United States, Civil Service examinations will he held in the Gieencastle district on February 8. Each year examinations aie held in various dis tricts in the state so that all persons desring to take the examinations to place them on the eligible* list can do n. For Post Office positions variourule and regulations are laid down to govern the examination.
Mrs. Howard Burnaby and Mrs. C. j H. Burnaby have gone to New York
Short funeral services for the fit of friends in Greencastle
b no-
where they were called by the death 1 held for Addison D. Chew from the of the grandfather of Mrs. Howard ' McCurry Funeral Home Friday afBarnaby. j teinoon at 1 o’clock. The body was then taken to Reelsville where longer | -i,-— 's'"'' uei! held from the Reelsville M. E. Church. Interment Wii in the
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Published in the interest of Green-' castle ami vicinity ■ by the True-Hixon; Lumber Co. GEORGE ENSIGN Manager and Editor WM. POLLARD Advertising Manager HARBY ASH Circulation Manager
We have delivered a kitchen cabinet to Jap Luther this week. F'red Allen is setting it up for them.
The ■ (earner was ju-t leaving the pier when a man rushed nn aril shouted:— “Hold on a minute, Captain; there’s a party of fifty coming aboard.” The steamer <lo< kd again, and the individual strode up the gangplank. “Where's the rest of the party'.’” ask-
fun? n in
i d the captain. "I’m that party!
I’m iust fifty to-
day.”
During this time of the year we can give you unusually prompt service on any order for millwork due to this being our slack sea-
son. If you have any millwork to he done this is the best time. —o— “1 am not pleased with your husband’s condition today. Does he not take the diet which I have prescribed?" “No, doctor. He says that he is not prepared to die of hunger now for the sake of the few more years he might live longer by doing so.”
c-mup liere; judge meet me wife.
We still have Home i Comfort Weather Strip in stock. It will soon pay f< r itself in fuel saved.
“Papa, what was the stone age?” “That was the glorious period, my son, when a man axed a woman to marry him.” From all indications there will he several new residences built in and around Greencastle this year.
Judge: Prisoner at the bar, you are charged with being a vagrant; having no visible means of
jpport.
Prisoner: Mary,
The tired business man hud been made unusually so by sitting through the entire peerformancf at the theater without a smoke. Waiting in the lobby, while his wife put on her hat and powdered her nose, entirely ruined what he had left of his disposition. Stopping a fair usher, he demanded in a hard boiled tone:— “Where the h—1 is the men’s smoking room ? ” “Go right down this hull,” sire replied, sweetly, “and turn to your right. You will see a sign that says ‘Gentlemen’. Pay no attention to the sign. Go right in.”
Reelsville cemetery. The Re,\. Victor Raphael was in charge of the servdeeI Mr. Chew passed away at the Putnam i County hospital at 7:50 o'clock We.li nesday night.
of the entertainment for the evening. An old fashion polling match was give n by the older residents which furnished much mjoymont among the citizens of Fillmore, who attend school at this time. Also Miss Elmer Robinson sang* the states and tire capital as they taught to school children several years ago. Attend P. K. O. Party. Mrs. Eugene Hawkins, Mrs. Jennie Curti llcarst and Mrs. Nellie T. Anderson have gone to Terre Haute to attend a P. E. O. party at the honm nf Mrs. Carl Fi her.
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Ei retained Friday Mrs. A. G. Brown entertained n few friends with a one o’clock luncheon and bridge Friday afternoon at her home in Northwood.
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Entertain With Dinmr Mr. and Mr Cline Ratcliff entertained at their home on north College Thursday evening with a seven o'clock dinner in honor of their third wedding anniversary. Those present were: Miss Margaret and Fleda Burk, Harold Cooper and Arthur Bell.
The Christmas basket committee reported that the club’s donations had filled one large basket and helped fill two others which were given to very needy families. An expression of regret, at having to give up associations with the Greencastle club, was read, from Mrs. Ova Bryant, now located at Centerville. Mrs. Bryant was formerly chairman of business research, also expressed the hope that the Greencastle club was responding 100 per cent to the questionnaires sent to the members about two months ago from the Michigan University Business Research Personnel Bureau, as these will help the University in compiling the most complete I and most valuable statistics ever obtained on business and professional j opportunities for women. Among other business a report was made hy the publicity committee and the club scrap book, to be taken to the national convention, was exhibited hy Miss Emma Beckwith. It was voted to have a Valentine party in connection with the next meeting which will he held February 15 in Marie's Tea Room. *J« •J* »J« >J«
39c 20c 25c 23c 89c
(J for Greencastle Green Beans, can .. Greencastle Tomatoes, 2 cans .. P & G. or Flake White, fi for . Flour of real quality, 24 lbs., GULDEN ANCHOR, HARD WHEAT FLOUR, 24 lbs Granulated Sugar, 10 lbs Quaker Oats, large, 25c; small, Post Tosties, 3 for COCOA, use it for breakfast, candy, syrups, icing, cakes and
what not, 2 lbs 23c
Fresh Full Dressed Front
I’ig Feet, each 5c
Fresh Beef Hearts.
WE SELL IT FOR LESS.
98c fi2c iOc 25c
VANITY 4 P| Nflv lounging kobk buffet sets
PILLOWS
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Salt* Dinner
“Who is my neighb,,
full demon trated > M ,. Watts’ Sale, Southswhen members of dif( r ,
came, bringing all kir and with aprons on ■ La dr. ’ . f the L
with a dinner which *«
$63.38. We take this
, • ■ ikH mg all thii-c who a-.
way with the dinner. Mr.-. Gi:.i i- HI , k I *ARIi
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Frank Overbalssr of the Beck Sales Co. ha- icturned from Cincinnati wheie he hu been forseveial days in ehool studying the 1928 Chevrolet at th special school for high grade mechanics.
ALL SUITS, OVERCOATS, TOP-COATS AND TROUSERS AT
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True-Hixon Lumber Co. Phone 551 Build it of wood—
Don’t forget that we are glad at all times to help you with your building needs. Call us at any time.
Cannon's
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To* Act As Delegates Mrs. Madonuo Stoner and Miss Denote Ruurk will act a- delegates from the .local chapter of Delta Theta Tau to the State convention being held this week-end in Indianapolis. The convention will be held at the Marott Hotel Saturday and Sunday. There will he a dance Saturday evening and an entertainment Sunday. •> + + *** .
Correction On I). A. R. In'Wednesday’s issue of the Banner, in connection with the Washbuprj D. A. R. story a statement to (.he effect that Miss Amelia Pearl O’Hair was in charge of the collection if hooks to be sent to the Marine Libarary Association was made. MUBeryl O’Hair was in charge of tliis work.
MILWAUKEE.
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These delicious chocolates are at propnate at any season of the yeij 1
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West Side Square.
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Weber Shoe Shop is just the place to
your shoes “j u s t like
11 have
Our reductions are 1
b] made - new.”
honest and fair in every way. Every-
All shoe repair work done by us is relurned to you with our guarantee that it must he satisfactory.
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GREENHOUSES: MELROSE AVE.
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VISITORS ALWAYS WKLCOMK It) years the leading Florist in Putnam
County and vicinity. Our facilities make it possible for you to get prompt Floral Service
the year round.
Cut Flowers and Floral Designs Say It With Our Flowers
EITEL FLORAL CO.
body, who knows | this store, will tel!
you that.
Weber's Shoe Shop
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J. F. Cannon
& Company
REAL WINTER
JUST Till; TBli; FOR A
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We Are Sure You W ill Find This The
Greatest Money Saving Even!
Known in Greencastle for many years. There wii no regrets except that you neglect this opportunity
This Is A Large Stock
Ol Saleable as Well as Usable
Dry Goods and Floor Covering OfTered at a real sacrifice of prolils.
ALLEN BROTHERS
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