The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 February 1928 — Page 2

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THE GREENCASTLE DAILY BANNER, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1928.

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Enlered in the Pont Office at Greencnstlc, Indiana, an second clans mail matter, HARRY M. SMITH. Editor and Proprietor . R. HAHIDEN, City Editor.

Personal And Local News

Harley R. Denton of Farmer, wn in Girenca.ol Tuesday.

K nnoth Todd was in Coatesvilh Monday afternoon on business. First Pent-Tost Mission will have , i vices at i0 o’clock tonight. Rev. Janson is preacher. Dr. 0. F. Overstreet is in West Baden whop n* is attendinpc the 20t! In diet Rotary Convention.

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Joiinnv Ilinrs in ‘'HOME MAD!'/

Oh: Bo>! He trets into more mix-ups than a bowl of hash; But d, M . s hr art out of them—and hnw—in a way that will keep you lauKhinif for days and days. It’s Johnny’s Kreatrs!!—And Novelty Reel.

Mr. an i Mi - J. W. McComell havf file to Stul • nville, ()., called by tin death of Mr. Mi Connell’s brother C. B. McConnell.

Mrs. Charles Jacobs of Townsend, Montana is visiting her mother, Mrs. Eva R. Williams and other relatives. William Stewart has purchased the property of Mrs. H. H. Grubb at the corner of Liberty and Madison streets. Mrs. John Jacob® of Danville^ Inti., formerly of Greencastle is critically ill at the Colman Hospital at Indianapolis. Mrs. J. F. Cannon returned home Monday from New York where she visited her daughter, Miss Mary Catherine Cannon. A. B. Burnside who has ’j en confined to his home the past six weeks on account of illness was able to be down town Monday. Miss Opal Munsey of Brazil spent the week-end in this city the gue-A of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Senters. MiMun e> is a sister to Mrs. Senters. i Boris Hamm of St. Louis is visiting 1 i few days in this city with his par- ! ent , Mr. and Mis. Earl Hamm or. South Locust street and will; friends.

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Mrs. Janu I.yncli of Laramie, Wyoming, is in Grcencaitle, vieiting with her mother, Mr . Mary Stoner and other relath-s.

Funeral services for William Matsins who (iied suddenly last Saturday afternoon were held from the home hi East Washington street Monday afternoon. Dr. L. K. Eekardt had charge of the services.

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Be-k Sab Co., delivered Chevrolet - C k Mm . to Orville Bitzer Q uite 1 from h " n » ttend c i , ind a ■ ' • ervic< f « 1 “■ •n Sgi. G. -I. O’Connors. | l> - Wat8on - at HoaMnle, Sunday morning. Mrs. Watson passed away

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Be Sure And See McCINTY’S COWBOY BAND At The Granada

You can hear them from WLW if you have a radio set in your home. These ()klahoma cowboy musicians are only one of the countless features “on the air ’ every day for those owning radios. Tune in with a new ALL-ELECTRIC’

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You’ll tie more than enthusiastic in your praise after a demonstration either at our store or in your home.

Many Students Granted Loans

Four possible sourer,s are available to the student who wishes to obtain a loan of money to continue his college course at DePauw. Student loans are, for the most part, handled through the office of W. H. McLean, assistant to the President. The first source is the Loan Fund of the Edward Hector Scholarship foundation, handled by Vicepresident H. B. Longden; the second, the College Loon Fund consisting of contributions from friends of DePauw; the third, the Student loan fund of the board of education of the Methodist Kpmc pal Church; and thi fourth, the President-Trustee grant provision by which the president of the University is authorized to aid needy students who “show promise.”

Funeral . rvices for Mr. Parker, ' Si Hirday morning at the home

Eminence, w re held at Eminence on Tuesday m '•ning at 11 o’clock. The Itev. Willis Cil! ^as in charge of the

ervices.

Ernest I! Hi and daughter Helen of Fleming County, Ky., who have hem visiting with C. Y. Hillis and wife left f- r their home this morning.

her daughter, Mrs. Milligan Young.

Mrs. Arthur L. Boring and daughter Anna, left Tuesday to make their home in New York City after an extended visit with Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Bence. Mr. Boring is with Reming-ton-Band Inc., at 374 Broadway, New York.

Mrs. Roy Welch of Lafayette is .‘pending th week here with her par-

i nt. , Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Moore. Mrs. ^ Dodge Motor Company.

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Cartwright Jy'lu.sic Shop

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non m: TKAM l.(ISCS The i ffii motive eeba'o team of DePauw university In-1 to the negative team of Butin- university in a I'ebate at Indianapoli- Monday evening. The single judge plan was used. This debate was the ecoiel of serie of triangular debut’ with team from DePauw, Butler and Miami participating.

Wool ha- been rereivnl here announcing the birth of a daughter Jeanette Clair to Mr. and Mrs. Cyru.Rader of Indianapolis January 30tli Mis. Rader wa- formeily Miss Clara Fisher of this city.

Friends in Greencastle recently learned that Donald Hogate has been made advertising manager of the

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merly connected with the Erwin Wasey and Company, with offices in

New Yoik.

Seeks Election As Convention Delegate

Putnam Lodge No. 45 I. O. O. F. will meet t-might at 7:30 there will be a goo.I time for all regaidless of work. Come anyway und twc-11 the hall. ViliCng brothers always welcome.

A picture of Miss Florence Evans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Evans, appeared in the Indianapolis Star on Tuesday morning. Miss Evans

is a senior in DePauw university and . . was rec ntly elected president of the j 1 ^ n ‘ 3 p a 1

German Club.

A complaint to foreclose ciiattel mortgage has been refiled in the Putnam Circuit Court, the Fred V. Thoma. Corporation versus Hancel Grimes. A judgment of $312 is asked and a foreclosure. The suit was dismissed last week and refiled Tues-

day.

J. H. Harrison, ’DO, editor of the Danville Commercial-News, Danville, 111., and an a-sociute member olj the Dei’auw chapter of Sigma Delta Ch', has announced his candidacy ias delegate to the Republican national convention from the 18th district. Because of the tremendous success of his newspaper and his promin nee in the field of journalism, he was made an associate member of

year ago.

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