The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 February 1928 — Page 2

THE GREENCASTLE DAILY BANNER, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1928.

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GRANADA

TONIGHT & TOMORROW

The screen’s ino 1 beautiful star in her greate.-t r le. More glorious than "The Stolen Bride!” More e\ quisite than 'American Beauty.” Sh<' • derful!

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I'irst Run News

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NOAH BEERY

MATINKi: DAILY

Entered in the Post Office at Greencaitle, Indiana, aa second class mail matter. MARRY M. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor. . R. KARIDEN, lity Editor.

Halph Meogher of Spencer was Grecncastlc on bu iness Saturday.

Fred Magandanz of Indianapolis,

was

in Greencastlc Monday morning.

Personal And Local News

Daniel Craft and I. H. t raft of I Poland were visitor.- in Greencastle,

! Saturday.

Floris Lewis of Coatesville was a i business visitor in Greencastle Sat-

i urday afternoon.

Raymond Cox is driving a new Es-

Harold Smith, Penal Farm escape, was taken to Pendleton Sunday by

Sheriff Ed. Eiteljorge.

A boy was born to Prof, and Mrs.

W. Vernon Lytle at the County hospital Sunday.

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Mrs. Snider Surprised.

Mrs. Lawrence Snider, East Elm St., was pleasantly surprised Sunday evening by a number of friends, the occasion being in honor of her birthday anniversary. Those present were:

i„. Mr. and Mrs. Curry Inman, Mr. anil Putnam Mi . Will Sutherlin, Mr. and Mrs. L.

D. Snider, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCurry, and Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hud-

A daughter was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Dollie Austin ha gone to Log- | jlL

Mrs. Floyd Knauer Sunday. j ansport to attend the funeral of her Thc p ar ty went to the home of Mr. of Russellville was in nephew, B. F. Harromathe. 0 nd Mis. Snider in the afternoon witn

this evening in regular session at the hall. .;. .j. .j..j. .p To Mold Valentine Party.

Husine and Proffrsional Women will hold their regular weeting with a Valentine inner meeting Wednesday evening Ft binary 15th at Marie’s Tea Room. Member.- are urged to be present. + -i- + Mis . Ai.ies Hostess.

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Bert Gardner

Greencastle Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Manson Buster of Decatur, III., spent the week end with

home folk .

well-filled baskets, and a most de-

Mr and Mrs Hamlin Todd of near. . , , ,

• lightful dinner was served later, buf-

Cloverdale were business visitors in , ,, , fl . i„,.,

Greencastle Monday morning.

Strobe

Robert Stevens had as Sunday guests, Norman Rowley and N. C. Blair of Louisville, Ky.

Dr. and Mrs. C. C.

Roaehdale visited in - Greencastle Sunday with Mr. and Mr.. E. It. Bart-

ley.

Mr W. W. Tucker returned to her The Hayloft Tribe held their an home in this city Sunday, after spend nual festival in the lodge rooms Satirg -everal days in Chicago. urday evening. A large crowd at-

., ,1 tended.

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Binkley and

George Binkley spent the week end i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sears of In in St. Loui Mo., and Greenville, III. dianapolis, and Roy Colbert of Mad-

ison, Wisconsin ' mie to this city on

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen, who have been visiting in Indianapolis, have returned to their home in this

city.

Mi . Mary Stoner who has been in tie Putnam County hospital for two weeks, is reported a- being muc h improved.

Monday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Fisher.

Two machines c ame together at the corner of Locust and Anderson streets Saturday evening. None of the occupants were injured hut the autos were damaged considerably.

let style. Everyone left at a late hour having sp nt a, most enjoyable even-

of j ing. -I- -!• -p -I-

Surprise Party Was Given A surprise Party was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Hanlon, in honor of Mr. Hanlon’s litith hirtlr'ay. S veral friends and relatives were present. Refreshment were served and every one had a very enjoyable time. *^4 •'« ‘J* 4^4 To Meet \Nilh Mrs. Bartlett. The Tuesday Reading Circle will meet with Mrs. E. R. Bartlett Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. .j. .j. .j..j. .j. To Meet Tonight.

Mi Elizabeth Ames, 205 South I Spring Aver, was hostess Saturday afternoon to the' Woman’s Club. The paper was given by Mrs. N. C. O’- , Hair, a listed by Mrs. B. F. Corwin. | During the social hour the hostess served delicious refreshments. •!• -i- -s -p *p -r Entertain For Mrs. Rector.

Indiana 1/ are 2 >V, E. C Far 1%,, lit to I h<

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636. L° the East, j to lct Poor dd i,

away for

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Even.: (1:30-8:30

Adni., 10, 20, 30c

Mis- Josephine Stoner, who is in , Ig cil in Terre Haute, spent the week end in (Hreencastle visiting* with Mr. and Mr Omer Stoner. |

Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Todd and family of Grrenca.tlc pent Sunday near Stilesvillp visiting with Mr. and Mr.-. J. W. Ma ten. Mi.-. Todd is a daughter of Mr. and Mi -. Mu. ton.

Prof, and Mrs. H. B. Longden, Taylor Place, entertained Sunday evening with a dinner in honor -)f i Mrs. Lucy Rector of Chicago, wife of the late Edward Rector. Tho‘ j present were: Dr. and Mrs. S. B Towne, Pres, and Mrs. L. H. Murlin, Dean and Mrs. K. G. McCutchan, Dr and Mrs. W. V. Brown, Dr. and Mrs. William Blanchard, Miss Kathryn Alvord, Mrs. Mills and daughter, Miss

Bee Hive Kcbekah Lodge will meet Beatrice Mills.

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w f:i)Nes!)Ay only May McAvoy ( onrad Na^el

tjuite a number of persons attended ithe sale of property for taxe. which

Cons argued that it was an expensive useless undertaking; because north Locust street would never improve so long as it lay behind the unimproved Wafer street, now called Spring Avenue. Both sides have won their argument. The Pros succeeded in getting the street opened and graded. And the prophecies of the old Cons

‘‘SLIGHTLY USED”

* Notice is given that the trustee in the bankruptcy of Melvin Coffman has filed hi first cutient irpoi how i/ig rash on hand aim untinj to . ’ 244.30, and that a meeting of th" creditors will he held, in the office of (he referee, m Clinton, or th< * 1

Jay of February, 1328, ai eleven o’clock a. in., to declare and direct the payment of a fir.it dividend upon the claims of creditors filed and allowed on or before aid date and to Iran set :,uch other busines. as may proper!', come before the meeting.

Mrs. John Clements of Crawford - ville returned to her home in Crawfordsville Sunday after visiting for everal days with her father Dr. W.

W. Tucker.

The Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet tonight at the Fire department to name pod and elect officers. All members and men eligible come.—J.

A. Friend.

. urer s onice in me c.ouri nou. I Monday morning and afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Reilly and

daughter, Pauline and Miss Vera Ball

of Lebanon, spent Sunday here with , was hold, as advertised, in the Trea- ' have come true: in that north Locust Mrs. T. II. Hunter and daughters, [urer’s office in the Court House on ,1 reel never has taken the first step

i way of further improving.

A large bus was mired in the mud * I'ffhts have now gone out; the side of State Road 43, near an<l ,h '’ question arises again to be 'the Milo West farm, about Iwo miles ll " ,|rr the " cw dispensation, (south of Greencastle, Saturday night. M< '" bghts have no knowld he machine skidded into the ditch. I ,( ^ e ^ 1e battle, fouglit with such

energy under the old dispensation. Yet the three streets are slumbering tint peaceful sleep beneath the foliage of their heavy hcarier. Wc can but think of the wisdom of the old prophets. Should Locust street be extended on to tho Northf and have to slumber another forty-five years under the cover of her heavy burden as a cow path through the hills, it would be an unjust punishment. Columbia is the ol lest street in ths city. It ha.- an outlet to the west, und should it once cross the hollow with its i-ter Liberty street, thev would soon be throwing bouquets at Northwood boulevard for an outlet

sll< h another [ ,e,n 1 it can be so ea, stle : Lhc improving „f 9 the warm ra\- . iH sooth her d umt , ‘ SAL the (‘Venn e nnln l Then -he Will Braz

as a blooming

beauty.

Forty-five y, 5ALI Happy Hollow „ , P '' u ' ed iiiinn ... Yy*

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u l»«'> as an in,, J

if - is on, y bvi , day with nr, ...

building skill, i t , fast spell. And t

»ses, able.-

waste dirt coni. • «T street thi.- .|,r:i:; f and the gettin ; /ery

ed with the little

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sale

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the limit for

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Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davis have retained to their home in Harlan, Ky. after an extended visit in Greenca tie with the latter’.- parent-, Mr, and Mu. Kd Hibbitt.

Putnam Lodge No. 45 I. 0. O. F. I will meet Tuesday night at 7:30. There may be work and there may not be, but come just the same and enjoy the evening in Odd Fellowship.

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court. He mu j nql capacity crow i •> IMS theater tin smelling (dnte ghthi — rooi

TOMORROW IS OUR 37th BIRTHDAY

How many a if hero today who remember the time and place?

I hal is now over a third of a century and the principle adopted in the beginning’

OUR PRICE TO ALL :‘ts been strictly adhered lo throughout

all (lie

years.

Tho polit y of employing legitimate methods only in (, ”Hling will) the public lias been regally maintained.

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\\> are now recognized as one of the largest and 'mown clothing establishments in this part of the

cor; :t

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lully appreciate the recognition that has been accorded us in the years that are gone and are resolved to merit ; s continuance during the new era upon which wc are enteiing this Mill day of February, 1!I28.

Woh'I you ilioji in—jusl In say Hollo. Jt. F CANNON & CO.

Quite a number of teachers in the Putnam County consolidated school ; attended the second institute of the year, which was held in the Greencastle high school building Saturday morning and afternoon.

This

The Farmers’ Institute for residents of Marion and Floyd townships,

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is INol a Marked

REN oderi d wi nent.

Down Sale

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will be held in the Fillmore High I = School auditorium all day Wednes (day. A program ha.* been arranged i for three sessions. The program will |=e be completed Wednesday evening. |f=£

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A business transaction was completed Monday whereby Paul Allan purchased the Charles Zeis farm, east §pi of Greencastle on the Stile ville road The farm comprises 105 acres. The 2=5 deal was started last week but was not completed until today. Mr. Albin is planning on living on the farm. §|h

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W v do not suggest huving; for prescnl nu

llmiigh

savingj

will he great

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Wallace Ratcliff, for many years ^3 an inmate of the County Farm, died ^ at the farm Sunday evening at 6:30 jl|= o’clock a- the re-ult of heart trouble. Is The body was taken to the Rector Funeral Parlois where it wa- pre pared for burial. The body will he sent to Roaehdale Tue-.lay and burial will bj in tie' Reachdah' cemetery.

But Bathor tor the Dili

The Chicago Sunday Tribune carried a publicity story and map of Indiana on the proposed uper highway from New Albany to Michigan City, which a local committee headed by Mayor Charles McGaughey, and with George S. Harney of Crawfordsville as secretary. The Tribune story show ed the value of this proposed high- . way, which will follow State Road 43'lEt through this vicinity, and how it wiH 1 ^-.: tap some of the richest sections of ^r. the state.

W «* shall ollrr 200 Suits \\ ool ail sizes at

tomorrow for iiuirk clisii* and Silk and Wool llmlrn*

One Dollar

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I hev are worth $2 #3, ^

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in advanee.

PROPHEt V OF THE OLil ( ONS

luiviug two years

North Locust, East Columbia and | Liberty streets, being a part of the I old plat of the city, have long lum- , bered under the cover of a heavy I load. Forty-five years ago, the end iof Locust street was Franklin street, I where a pair of bars leading into the j pasture off of Franklin made the j entrance. At that time the removing of the bar.-, and the opening of north Locust was an exciting time of discussion. The question was not only discussed in the city council, hut extended throughout the business section of the city. Road building those days had not dawned its swadling clothes. And the expense of opening up Locust street, and grading it to its northern terminal was looked upon as a lug expensive undertaking. It was warmly discussed in the council, and on the streets both pro and con. The proes argued that north Lo-1 cust street would soon improve and ! make a nice residence street. The

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500 Do/, of Handke

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siirit savings as that you n< rarry a common handkerchief.

in our business life have wo dreamed el ,|1 '

sacriliecs as on these two items.

Perhaps \on Would Better Comr I ^

the Day

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