The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 January 1928 — Page 2
THE GREENCASTLE DAILY BANNER, FRIDAY. JANUARY 27. 1928.
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Entered in the r«»st Office at Greencastle, Indiana, an oeoiiid class mail matter. HARRY M. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor. S. K. It A It I DEN, City Editor.
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JACK MULHALL and ( HARMK MUUIUY
liny called him thi ciinpuM In ol> he was a nut on every subj. rt hat women, until be inti Margie. I hen he traded in his dejjiciv to < upitl for a pair of blue eyes and two lips that be hud to keep kissing.
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LAST TIMES TODAY
Personal And Local News
| Delta T heta Tau Merits Shower Given Couple.
| Delta Theta Tau met Thursday eve- CLOVERDALE, Ind.— A miscel-
ninp. Most interesting reports were | anP0US s h 0 wer was iriven at tne given on the State Convention of this : home of Mr arM | M rs. Ed Whitley organization h I I last Saturday a ni1 | Monday evening in honor o' - Mr. and Sunday in Indianapolis at the Marott y|is. James Evans, whose maiiiuge
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Frank Christenberry of Quincy was jin the c : ty Thursday. Dr. A. E. Ayler was a visitor in bodianapolia, Thursday. Fred Priest of Quincy was a vis-it-.r in Greencastle yesterday.
Hotel, to which Mrs. Madonna Stoner land Miss I^-oriore Kuark of this city
| were delegates.
I Plans were also made for the visit | of the national officers who will come i and give examinations to the local
j chapter.
U- + •(• 4* •> •!• Mrs. Kruner Hostess Section IV of the Christian Church met hutsday at the home of Mrs. B.
took place December 28th. I'.127.
.j* J. 4» 4* •!« (Toverdale < luti Meets.
CLOVERDALE, Ind. -Mr.^ Mary F. Heifer and Miss Mary Gilmore entertained the FortnicVIy Clnh at Ipe former's home Wednesday after-
Galoshr
A -McGuffey program h'"irning with responses of quotations of Mc-
GoorTe F. Jeffries, of Roachdale, U. Bruner, South Indiana St. I ho <lo (; u ff (> y W ;,^ a feature of the mooting.
I was in Greencastle yeftterd if.
R. I). Query of Quincy was (iroerco'dlo on business Tliursaay.
J T. Sowder, Russellville resident, v.as in the city on busin-'rs Thnr'--day. Mile*- E. Smith of Bainbridge was a ’.usiness visitor in the city Thursday. Earl Murbarger of Indianapolis was a visitor in the city Friday on busine-s.
2 PRICE On 168 Men’s All Wool Suits
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CANNON’S
ONLY 168 SUITS IN THIS LOT A dean cut of 50% off the marked prices — which means 53% less than they are worth. Hut you don’t care about that— What you want are BARGAINS! Come and get them.
J. F. Cannon & Co.
A son was horn to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Clark, at their home east of Greencastle, Thursday.
Rue] Haney, who is employed at the Franklin Street Garage, was in Indianapolis Thursday on bu-iness.
Elgan C. Stark of Indianapolis is visiting witli his brother K. Stark of the Stark and Griffith Motor Com-
votions wire in chaige of Mrs. Har- numbers on the program were, ry Talbott, after which the regular f||fItorv of th ,, McGuffey Hrad-
bv Mrs. D. K. Denny; McGuffey
business was attended to.
Tne program was one of interest , 0r „ anitation j n Indi-tnn, bv Mrs.
and one which the members thorough-, ({ C | MrwaterSi aM(i a McGuffey Sp< Illy enjoyed. Mrs. Charles Gardner j mg Match by tlle clllb .
pany.
lead a most interesting paper “Women of the Bible.” Mrs. Raymond Fisher and Mrs. Kimber Gardner sang a duet, “Whispering Hope”. At the close of the program for the uf ternoon a story wa- read and filled in with quotation- from great men, in which all the ladies participated, and was of a very humorous nature. A most drliglitful social hour followed the program during which timi dainty refreshments were served Mr.-. Atkinson assisted the hostess.
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Twentieth Century ( luh Met
The Twentieth Century Club had a delightful meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Theodore Crawley
807 South Locust Street.
The paper "Literary Landmarks of
Miss Dorothy Burris was gues*. of
the Club.
r efre. i hmonts of salad, sandwiches putri'kin pie witli whipped cre^m. a» d coffee w ere served by the ho desses, |
•it the conclusion of which Club adiourned to meet with Mr-. Eliza Hur t, Wednesday, February 1st.
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Women’s < luh To Meet.
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and Ball Band F«— of All Kinds for ILC
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trio. In r gar I to the talent of Miss , I Barnum the critic of the Paramount,
VWnen.- Club w.lMnee; Sat-j Arti tg Se , „ COi> hag t he follow- ed :h "
ing to say: “Versatility and unusual
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Omn E. Buis, AJIen Joimsoa, and Everest Buis, were amon" the Coatesville residents in Greencastle
husines. yesterday.
i.rday afternoon, January 28, at 2:"() ochxk, witli Miss Anna Huestis, 112
Northwood Boulevard.
The program for the afternorn i w .ll be given l»y Mrs. A. T, Briggs, vh'j will speak on “Modern Educaj tional Programs.” Mrs. Briggs will
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musician-hip won Harriet Barnum a place in this group. Coming from a musical family her natural ability was developed under some of th • leading masters. A violin virtuoso— a soprano of marked ability and a
N.w York” was given by Mrs. Walter j !’'* hy A< OKJf. Mem- I ( . oln()e t ent pianist—he impresses amt
. ,. ... . .. , . . , | bers, please note change of date. Ashton. She »lescWbed vividly the j ^ , + -cenery suirounding the homes and I T(J Kmterlaia For Guests,
oc work- oi James F. Cooper, Washington Irving, Edgar Allen Poe and oth-1 er New York writers. The paper was ^
an interest- ,
Maurice McCullough, and Cecil C.; very much ( . njoyt . (| an(i
t i;aft ol he svil « wnr aiung tin , |n(j , dj-cussion 0 f persona] « , xperienc-
• delights h‘ r audience.”
Following al o are press com ments on Miss Barnum—Miss Hai
Miss Helen Black will entertain net Barnum captivated the audience with a dinner at the Country Club with her beautiful rendition of Myln-
jf afcDnts of that place, wh
here on Thursday.
visited
this evening in honor of her guest-,' nrs ^i’ s “Mazurka” an i her sympathcMrs. Neff Ashworth and Mrs. Hubert tic and splendid interpretation of
versity.
“Rev. Crane Bloomington a
at difft iis * tin'. the jiulpit 11 t. church. He marr< girl, Mi Heli tker hew of Dr. K:jr,i h . known wriff-r. I;. us one of t - r a Hga I of the Method ; j realize that h< FM way to go tn ME Pauw and to do n ■ advancement i, f :. .
is in New York followed.
| Innis of Rushville.
After an injoyable social hour the
The Haymakers will meet tonight U’lub adjourned to meet with Mrs. J. at 7;:i() o’clock. Every member is E. Courtney in February,
asked to tie present as there will ha
buxine-s of the loft.
Schubert’.- “Aye Maria.”—Petoskey
Mi.-s Black will also entertain Sat- ‘^ PWS ‘ , unlay with a bridg -luncheon for her Staml,n »; f ‘ lJ, M the star ,,f lhP PVe ‘ gue ts at her home in Northwood. nin « wa- Miss Gin met Barnum-Bay
View Independent Record.
Mrs. Jester Morgan and son are in
chickens were put to sleep with chloroform by thieves at the farm of Roe
Indianapolis where they have been Goble in Washington township. What spending the week witft the former’- wa left of the sleep-producing lluirf eister, Mrs. George Brown. | was poured out near a window of the
i Goble home.
Lawrence Murphy, who is stationed at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station, is visiting hi* parents Mr. and Mr.-. Lawrence Murphy of this
I city.
The Democratic Club will meet in the Law Library at the Court House Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock, Judge Hughes will address the meetI *ng.
The public -peaking class of the Fillmore School will give an ' entertainment Friday evening at the«High School for the public. There rffh h< no admission. . Ainrng the Clovcrdolty in Greencastle Thursday lowing; Melvin RogeJKiBwBBV. ki<l!, Delver Abbott,\| - HLr, A. 1). Rule, and F. E. Re i
Letters of administration' werp is* -ued Friday in the Putnam Circuit Court, to Isaac Hammond, administrator, in the matter of the estate of Mrs. Elizabeth B. Hammond, deceased.
Kauble & Son Phone 24. We Deliver. “WH SELL MEAT THAT’S GOOD TO EAT” Kauble’s Special Coffee (Santos), II). ... 35c Sauer Kraut, lb 5c Liver, lb 10 c No. 5 Ducket Lard 65c Deef Koasts (tender), lb. V2V 2 c to 22c Liverwurst, lb 1254c Smpll Pork Shoulders, Hi 12^0 Fn-ii Fork Boiling Boms, lb OC Beef Brains, )b 1 0C Lamb, Mince Meat, Veal, Fggs, Dread, Catsup, Dressed Chickens.
Otis Gardner, Howard Dean, Clyde Miller, and Mr. and Mrs. Kimher Gardner motored to Dayton Friday for the funeral of Mr. and Mrs. John Sipc-, parents of Mrs. W. E. Bausman, who were killed in a crossing crash near their home on Tuesday night.
SPICE LAND— Marion A. Harlow, 15 months old, son of Mrs. Grctchel Hallow, is plentifully supplied with grandparents. She has two giandfathors, two grandmothers, two groat grandfather’s and three great grandmothers. Another child, I.atola Jane Eudy, two of Decatur, claimed grandparent honors for Indiana earlier ihix week. She has five all living in the -ame town with her.
EVANSVILLE — The course „f true love never did run smooth, hat when Ben Brown would call hi.- wife, Bessie, “Sweetheart,” and then use ids fists on her it was going a little too far for their landlady, o.) she had them arrested. They are w.dl ing trial in city court.
LOCAL GIRL SELECTED. SERVICES WERE HELD Miss Hsciiot Hoimim,.daughter of Mi Rebbi ca J. Kpohr of Advene 1 , Prof, and Mrs, Howard Barnum of 'igo 8(i, and mother of Mis. May Klireencastle ha been elected as one of liott of New Maysville, passe-1 away i trio of girls hy the Paramount Art- j at the home in Advance Tuesday st- Service of Indianapolis to be ! night at 11:30 o’clock following an known as “The Melody Maid.-.” Th 1 1 illne s of only an hour. Services wer-J
young ladies will make a tour of Ohio, and the neighboring states east and south during the summer and winter. Mi.-s Esther Kennedy of Kokomo, well known contralto, and Miss Grace Raymond of Chicago, who i well known in Chicago musical -chooiand Mi.-s Barnum will compri.-c th'-
held from he residence Friday morn* ing at 10:30, w ith the Rev. W. P. Kibby officiating, interment was in tho I. (). O. F. cem tery at Jamestown,
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\RTICLE IT BUSHED Tie following article was published in the Bloomington Telephone concerning Rev. Henry Hitt Crane, of
Alii kinds of fruits at Cooper and Inman west side square. Phone 239.
27-2t.
Mrs. Roy Clark, who was Injured Tie-day night, was reported as resting fairly well on Friday. According to her attending phys’-inn, Mrs. i lark will have to remain in *he hosI'kal for over three mon*h t -. Her j r dy from the hips down, was plac'd in a cast Wednesday.
Mis- Wilna Hunt of Indianapolis
will in tile near future remove to this city to make her home with Mr. and Mi II. B. Walls, atid will enter DePauw Music School here the second semester. Miss Hunt has been attending Butler University. She is a
niece of Mr. and Mrs. Walls,
Cooper and Inman—for anything in fancy groceries. Phone 239. 27-2t.
DIES SUDDENLY Mrs. Isalielle Allen, wife of B. F. i Allen of Brazil, was found dead in bed Thursday morning at <» o’clock by Mr. Allen. Mrs. Allen had retired Wednc-day night stemingly, in good health, hut when her husband attempted to awaken her Thursday morning, he found life had departed. The corner was called and he found that Mrs. Allen had been <iead for two or three hours She i- survived by the husband, six daughters and three sons as fidlows: Mrs. Otis Shinn, Indianapolis; Mrs. John Logan, Putnam County. Mi.-ses Julia, Cora, Lyila and Lillie Allen at home; Ben Allen, Knightsville; Alva G. Allen of Reelsville, and Floyd Allen at home.
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MOUNT VERNON — Two crows With bells strapped about their necks have just visited the farm of Robert Fisher north of here for the fif.h time in as many years. One of tho | crows was caught recently and it was found its iiell bore an inscription, but so dimmed by time and wear that it could not be read.
FIELD SURVEY
A field survey of the stripped over coal lands in Clay, Vigo, Pike, Daviess and Owen counties is lieing made this week by foresters from the Division of F'orcst of the Department of
Conservation. ,
At a meeting of the Indiana coal operators recently, in Indianapolis, a ' program was proposed hy Richard j Lieber, director of the Conservation Department and adopted by the coal operators to begin a systematic reforestation of practically all stripped over lands in this region. The trees will be furnished by the state forest nursery at Henryville, which has distributed a million tiees since it was started in 1922. The demand for trees has developed faster I than funds have been available for growing them until recent funds he-1
COLUMBIA CITY — Twenty-five came available.— Brazil Times.
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