The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 March 1928 — Page 2
THE CtERENCASTLE DAILY BANNER. .MONDAY, MARCH 5,1928.
Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday.
Main Floor and Loros, .•JOc; Balcony 20c; Children under ten, 10c.
GRANADA
THE DAILY BANNER
Entered in the Post Office at Groencastle, Indiana, as second class mail matter. Under the act of March 3, 1879. Subscription price, 10 rents per week. HARRY M. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor. S. R. RARlDEN, City Editor.
A Boon To The
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t,{ slot ^ if. Vcuj 2/o> /{fodai/- u>ith^ its loves, fnusions and hates GEORGE OBRIEN-Virginia valli J FARAUL MCDONALD ' JUNE COUYER HOLMES I1FRBERT - JOHNNY DOOLEY- DORE DAVIDSON 'f.emtkl.mi-l !»■ FfUX HIESENFERG ALLAN DWAN
Personal And Local News
Vic Cue was called before the U. | S. Veterans Medical Board at Indi-
] anapolis today.
Rev. V. L. Raphael is speaking be-
i !r ,h ' S ;" iV ,” "S Cl “ b ! Wouldn’t you, too, like a 5*. powder! ; tht.-ir noon luncheon today . that will k e ep the shine away—stay Mrs. Dorothy Dunn, underwent an, i on g er _ S p rea d smoothly— not Operation, at the Putnam County ho?- the pores—and always he so pital Sunday afternoon. Dr. T. H. i pure and fine? It is made by a new j vii j ,,,. u; VI McC.auphev ■ h rench Process and is called .MhJ.l At-
Noble, Sr., and Dr. W. -M. .McUa r > (ji.o. n is surely a wonderful Face Fri Delt Stale Banniiet.
performed the operation. Powder. Just try MELLO-GLO. —
Mrs. Floyd Newly of Knlghtstown Mullins Pharmacy. j is the guest of her mother Mrs. Heniy j o
“ i Clay Lewis at the Beta Theta l i ; rkED FOUND GUILTY ho “‘ se - , OTTAWA, 111., March 5.—A prison
Mavor Charles McGaughcy wh.i
, y “ , . » i ,• senttnee of from one to twenty years ha- been .1 for the past week is re I ^ ^ Hiram Rpef , ( 25 year oK1 ported as being considerably mprov- j ^ ^ hjs convic . Mrs. W. J. Alice returned Sunday 1 ^” on a charge of bombing the two weeks visit with he- Pleasant V,ley school house in an at-
I A. R. Chenoweth was a business Ktngaville, i ImoviIIp nn MnnHftv. ' n
I fro,n , a W ;: K U ZlZir v T i tempt to slay his school teacher | daughter Mrs P. H. Whitmar Nortl!, ^ ^ Ijlo Bla(|ford> Doli .
visitor in Martinsville on Monday.
Ohio.
Fox News— Comedy “Swords Points’
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Coming Thursday “THE COLLEGE WIDOW’’ DAILY MATINEE. (> N E SHOW ONLY. AT 2:00 P. M.
. ’ 1 ' . r , f T _ ! berating only fifteen minutes a Cir- | Mrs. Hannah ( la e Gibson of In-{ ^ returne( , a ver(lict
Ollie J .Larkin was in Rushvillel on lanapo is ^l 10 ' 1 a i I Saturday night after a trial of two isiness Monday. ", llh “ nd ' Fay Ha «;' lton an<1 wcek s, which Reed and the girl
* Mr. and Mrs. James Hamilton. ' ’ , ,, , v i r i„ who was permanently scarred, testiEarl O'Conner of Owen county w-as. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Nelson of In-
in Greencastle on dianapolis and Albert Johnson of| T ' e verdict was imme(liattly ap .
a business visitor
Saturday.
Dr!'ami’Mr^ It!'lifen." 1 " ^ j ' '* ; *" <1 Prosecution countered
The Mother’s Club of Fillmore will | Mr. and Mrs. Karl Allen and Mr. by a mot,on to have the y° uth 8 bon,,S
meet with Mrs. Willis Wright Tues- and Mrs. Carl Allen of Indianapoli: .. .
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.| wll „ be a, ' KUP : 1
Frank Allen, north of the city.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cherry and M>\ . ... • • .
. .tempting to slay or injure tae girl m
and Airs. Cleon Davies were guests | L t _
of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Knight in Ind-
ianapolis Sunday.
Rev. and Mr . V. L. Raphael have gone to St. Loui- to attend the MidWest Convention of Presbyterian
men.
Miss Edna Hamilton returned to Indianapolis Sunday after visiting her
ter part of the past week by Sheriff: motber - Alrs - H( ' Uy Lock Hamilton
Ed. Eiteljorge. j over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Garold Mason ana
Miss Blanche Rippetoe of Terre Mrs. Forest Clark were in Kitchell, Haute was the week-end guest of her i near Richmond Monday attending the
sister Mrs. AValdo F. Mitchell East funeral of their uncle, James Heaven- , V Good Thing
Anderson Street. I ridge.
The local firemen made a run MonMr. and Mrs. Cass Broadstreet of
The local Moose Lodge will entertain this evening at the lodge rooms
I The annual state banquet and dance lhe Roman's Jij, of the Delta Delta Delta sorority 2, Christian was held at the- Columbia Club Sat, u,s,| ay at 2:00 o'cU] unlay. Practically all the active . arr -' ^hott, a t |, e| . * chapter members of the DePauw i n ‘ bana Street. j| rs “ 5I chapter, attended. wi 1 he the leader. Moose Supper Vnd Dance. ( ‘‘ n,Ur > ClnbVe« 8 ++i
The Century Club, afternoon with
with a supper and dance. The affair ' a brief bu.dnjjj is for all members of the lodge, their I P r " Kram or the aftep,. ■
«'l by Mrs. Pre si(!e
day February <»th.
The Faculty Women’s club will hold a tea this afternoon in Bowman Memorial Building, three to five o’clock. Miss Lucille Thompson of Terre j Haute spent the week-end with Mr. j and Mrs. Ed. Hoffman and family, of
this city.
George Morter, Penal Farm escape was taken to Michigan City, the lat-
of $20,000 increased. Both motions
March 17.
Because of his conviction, Retd far: s another trial on a charge of at-
tempting to slay
an effort to still her requests that he marry her and give her expected child
a name.
Reed, alleged to have placed dynamite in the schoolhouse stove which exploded when Miss Bradford attempted to light the morning fire, Dec. 1, took the verdict quietly. “Guess there’s nothing much to say,” he remarked, smiling slightly. “No matter what the verdict is. I am still innocent and will insist on that.
Remember
W. A. Satterhe and Misse- Row- . c. :: Satteilee and .Margaret McKinm y of Clinton'"were guests of Mr--. W. A. Satterleq ond daughter and daughter of Seminary St. Sunday.
The complaint on note and fore-clo-ure, Jmnie R. Johns ver-us John
to Know
It
Mrs. Mary B , (name furnish-
, . . , . i e <l) San Francisco, Calif., says that 1 ay moiling .i id 1!:4d o clock to , <.p () ] e y p d | s ,ij U j. e tj c very quickly
, Linden were visitors In Greencastle 527 Anderson -treet. The grass had' stopped a bad pain in my back, and ! • ii Sunday. They formerly resided • caught fire but was quickly extingui- 1 w here I used to lie awake at night near Cloverdale. l shed. 1 with rheumatic pains, I now sleep in
vnniTlOVAi i Mf Aid MV .'comfort, and enjoy a good night’s
Mrs. Walter Gibbs spent Sun,lay at| p X( ~ THRFF re ? t ” . N ’ 0 °" e • sh( ? u,,, •" uffer .. bac . k -
I , ... . ’ . , I, 1 '''K 111Kr.r. .iche, rheumatic pains, sleep disturbBainbru.gt visiting her brother Earl —— j ing kidney and bladder ailments, ’ T ues( i av nftornoon Lane who is recovering from a ser-, OBI 11 AHA when Foley Pills diuretic may be so , , . . .7 . iou- case of typhoid fever. ( Simpson Farrow Lockridge, was ea -ily had and at so small a cost.— clo< * ""h .Irs. Edgar L. Harris, 47
I born in Putnam County, Indiana on p - MULLINS, Druggist. (Howard Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Akins and , the 23rd day of January, 184fi, and
Present Day Club.
The Present Day Club will meet with Mrs. A. G. Brown, Tuesday.
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Tri Kappa To Meet. Tri Kappa will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock with Miss Helen Black North wood Boulevard.
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Lodge To Meet Tonight. Crescent Rebekah Lodge will meet this evening at 8:00 o’clock. The degree 810(7 is urged to be present.
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S. C. C. Meeting Changed. The S. C. C. Club will meet with Miss Lelia Talbott this evening. There will be a pitch-in supper. Members are asked to please note the change of meeting.
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Phi Omega Pi State Dance. Phi Omega Pi Sorority celebrated
Founders’ Day with a state luncheon Saturday followed by a dance in the Travertine room of the Lincoln Hotel. Active chapters, Xi of Indiana University, Rho of DePauw Univerversity and the Indianapolis Alumnae
Chapter joined in the celebration.
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Mrs. Harris To Be Hostess.
The Over-The Teacups Club will
at 2:30 o’-
familiea and invited guests. An or-i • ■ o-sr tnt g chestra from Terre Haute will furnish ! lea,i ' ni ? a selection music for the dance. . 1 urgy, the mem!#..!
+ + + + j Club Collect.
The subject, “Th* B J and Legendary” J -Mrs R. t. Stephenson J ^ u< ' b a tudy to the J 11 u ; a interestm^ j? 1 ' a lal 'K c Per cent J ? f thL ‘ wcrl( l follovr-rso) )n « r( ler to umJerstand a we should know sometii
religions.
. An in^rmal dUmJ ject close,| the projrrii«| social hour the hoste.« J ments. 1
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Mission Circle To >| W | The Mis.-ion Circle o;J Bapti-t Church will mee 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. J To Meet With Miss GillJ The Art Needle t„| meet Tuesday afternoon J Miss Gillespie on So. iJ
WANTED:—Comforts : Phone G27-X.
DUE TO ARRIYli VONCASTLE. MrJ “BABY M 1 NE". ?.J KARL DANE WBl ARTHUR.
nam Circuit Court has been dismissed I day with Mr. and
at thd cost of the plaintiff.
NOTICE
Barnes, which was filed in the Put-1 daughter of Mt. Meridian spent Sun- passed over the Great Divide Febru-
Mrs. George ^ ary 28, 1928. After a long and active
Reynolds on South Jackson Street. j life during which he enjoyed the es- |
, . ... teeni an 'I confidence of all with whom
The Methodist Brotherhood will he came in contact in either business !
moei tonight at 7:30 o clock in the or social relation _
B :° C L al r0, ™ 0f th t L : ch “ r | ch - Fr ° f ' ^ He was a soldier of the Civil War Hi A. Ogg soil give the address “Wond- , at the earl , <lJfp of RixtoPn> amt the ^1 • IS Cd Nature. , i oya i ty aful ( i evot i on to the u nion and ^=1 Reeves, were held from the Mt. j' be displayed then remained with == Reeves, were ehld from the Mt. ! b ' m aP through life with growing 1 Pleasant Church Sunday afternoon atj and de ^ n i n ff intensity with the'
= 12:30 o’clock with interment in the i ,assl ' n ^ . veara -
llMt. Pleasant Church. | . ,{ e believed in his County, that its 1 S j : institutions and laws were heneficient ! SS i Mrs. James A. Stoops who has been . and that good Citizenship demanded ■ recovering from an operation which their loyal observance and enforce-1
3E, she underwent at the Methodist Hos- nient.
= j pital in Indianapolis two weeks ago,! He was a genuine patriot and loyal I = J returned to her home here Sunday, j citizen at all times in Peace as well
W. F. McCloskey, of Terre Haute, r 8 ’" W;ir :
of the Internal Revenue department „ n « ra< ! uuted . from Asbury, now = was in Greencastle on Monday. Quite 1 ,, P ‘ ,UW lllverslt y» in 18f>8, and for' S| a number of Putnam county residents! P , nPX . ' J’ ears engaged in travel I = 1 conferred with him during the day, l 1 ", S U ' y ' ( l ua ,i'fied f° r lke law, I ^■ regarding income tax. i ,U nf “' <r ’ ’'Kaged in its jiractice. He j ■ ! was a member of the Indiana State I A motion picture entitled “Thej Senate from 1880 to 1884, where he! ||§ Making of u Great Newspaper will be made an honorable record. * shown to students of journalism, at: The active years of his life were 1 the chemistry lecture room tonight! “I'cnt in raising Shorthorn cattle. He!
Our Closing
We w r ili have with us tomorrow, for one clay only, Mrs. C. H. Bridge, skin specialist, direct from Illinois Laboratories. She will give you a free facial, analysis of your skin, having special creams prepared to suit each individual complex-
ion for your own future use.
MAKE Y()UR APPOINTMENT EARLY
Rainbow Beauty Shoppe
Mrs. Cecil Sutton. Phone 804-L.
Will In
must
very
interesting
all this week. Everyta a change of program we fomi
with the request of ONYX POINTEX HOSIERY peo]
go
now. For
THE FARMER
Who is host informed is the one who takes advantage of ou
money service.
C OME IN AND GET ACQUAINTED The Money You Need To I'ir.ance Your Crop Is Here
WE LOAN
Lrum $20 to $300 on your own security. As to repayments, make your own terms; straight time or install-
ments.
Phone 15
INDIANA LOAN CO. 2114 E. Washington St.
SPECIAL THEATER RATES EVERY DAY FROM GREENCASTLE TO INDIANAPOLIS AND RETURN EFFECTIVE MARCH 5. Tickets good going on trains leaving Greencastle at 5:32 p. m. and 6:10 p. m. Tickets good returning on date of sale only. Last car leaves Indianapolis at 11:30 p. m. $1.30 Round Trip $1.30 Take advantage of this low rate and see the many attractions at the Indianapolis Theaters. Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co.
ut tight o’clock. The picture is shown through the courtesy of the New
York Times.
Prof. A. F. Caldwell of DePauw university who has been under treatment at the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis for the past ten weeks, underwent an operation late Saturday. Reports from his Sunday and Monday said his condition was as good as could be expected. An amended complaint in the matter of the complaint for damages, Charles E. Phillips versus the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago, and St. Louis Railway Company has been filed in the Circuit Court, by Fay Hamilton and Fred Thomas, attorneys for the plaintiff. $3,090 damages are asked by Phillips as the result of being blind in one eye, when -truck by a piece of stone while working with an extra gang, on the right of way of the railroad in Madison township, on October 13, 1924. Two Putnam county young people, Olive V. Caywood, of Bainbridge, a freshman in home economics, and Norman Clodfelter, Russellville, junior in electrical engineering, won a place on the Distinguished student list at Purdue University for the past semester, according to announcement made today by President E. C. Elliot. The two young people are among the 180 persons out of a student body of 3065 registered last semester to attain a place on the honor roll. The Distinguished Student list includes those who have at least 75 per cent of their grades H or A which is 90 or above, and no grades below B. The senior class led in the number of Distinguished students with 53, while the juniors were close behind with 47. The freshman class boasted 44 and the sophomores 30.
always believed in the blood lines. In j this vocation he was engaged until a i few years before his death. He was - a member, and at one time President of the American Shorthorn Breeders’ \ Association, and nationally known as an authority on fine stock. He wa a member of the G. A. R., several times comander of the Post to which he belonged, and served several times on the Staff of the Com-
manded in Thief.
Though the years of his active life were spent in the business he had chosen for his life work, and his time absorbed in its various demands upon him, which brought him in close and intimate relations with many noted men throughout the nation, his tastes were scholarly and he was widely read in history and literature, ami delighted in social intercourse with men of learning and culture. Simpson Farrow Lockridge was a loyal citizen, a steadfast friend, honorable and upright in all of his dealings, who once said to his nephew, “When dealing with men, if in doubt as to what to do, remember the Golden Rule.” He was a positive character, decided in his views upon many questions, tenacious of his opinions an,| not afraid to express them, and hated sham, pretense and snobbing. Mr. Lockridge though making no pretensions had a strong religious vein in his character, and said to his nephew a short time before his death “I am not afraid to die.” At another time he said “I have always repeated at night The Lord’s Prayer and the Twenty Third Psalm.” Mr. Lockridge was always and everywhere a courteous gentleman. He was always fearless in life, in defense of right and met death with unflinching courage, as he joined the innumerable hosts whose silent tents are spread on fames eternal camping ground.
ONYX POINTEX WEEK MARCH
for one Week Only These Special Onyx Pomtex Prices
Frtea
155 Sfrvicw • Sheet. Silk with coma top* nnd fret .$1.5*
SOS Chiffon. Silk to
the very top with
cotton feet , . $145 707 Sentice - Shone,
Silk to the hem
-cotton fret . $1.84 7SO Chiffon. Silk from tup eotoe $1.95
For
Onrn Pome* WoekOWr }T.19 T.35 }T.49
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY—THE ORIGINAL POINTED HEEL STOCKING AT MUCH LOWER PRICES 0 Not ordinary stockings—not irregulars—but getniineandnewOny* Pointex Silk Stockings, made in Onyx Mills* with the Onyx Poto^ trade mark stamped upon every heel—offered in the compk* 6 new Spring color range and at prices far below the usual kwl!
This is Onyx Pointex Week — a week set aside by the manufacturer to intro* duce the original Pointed Heel Stocking to millions of new wearers — to demonstrate how t he Pointed Heel adds trinuicss.graccand charm to ankle lines*
Secure your auppipof these 8tpC ^ n ^ now. Let the stockings themsd** suggest why so- msmf* smart throughout the country wear regularly. Buyjfegp
Wo trust you will of this final sale.
stay w ith us these closing wpe
Allen Brothers