The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 March 1928 — Page 2

THE GREENCASTEE DAILY BANNER, SATURDAY, MARCH 10,1928,

THK DAILY BANNER

Entere/I in the Post Office at Grecncastle, Indiana, as second class mail matter. Under the act of March 3,

1879.

Subscription pr>ce, 10 cents per week. HARRY M. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor. S. R. HARIDEN, City Editor.

Personal And Local News

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Dr. C. T. Zaring i.« confined to his home on account of illness. Willis Gill, county auditor was in Cloverclale Saturday morning.

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j Friday Circle Meets. The Friday Circle met yesterday, afternoon at the home of Mrs. Art | Williams, South Jackson St. Nineteen members responded to roli cull with po ms by noted Indiana artist.-. Mrs. John Cook gave a most interesting paper on “Historical Spotof Indiana.” Two guests added to the pleasure of the afternoon. The next regular meeting will be held in April with Mrs. George Finney. Plans were made for the anniversary party to be held at the home of Mr . R. P. Mullins on March Ifith. Lovely refreshments were served by the hostess.

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! Entertained For Friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Babcock and Mr. and Mrs. Geor. Weilder, 819 South Indiana St., entertained Friday eve- ! ning with a small informal party for

Kings Builders will meet with 'heir friends. These present were, Monday afternoon •' ,r - anfl Mrs * Algan Moore, Mr. and

; Mrs. Ralph Walters. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Parks, Mr, and Mrs. Albert Frost,

Mr. and Mrs. I/iuis Wagner spent an ,| >] r . anf ] jq, w. H. Cox. Games the day Saturday in Terre Haute ^ were played and delicious refreshwifh relatives. | ments served.

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W. R. C. To Meet.

The Woman’s Relief Corps will j meet Monday afternoon in the hall at 2:00 o’clock. All officers are asked

Kokomo is in this city i

Morris Crawley of I-pending the week-end

! with relatives.

Joseph Brackney of Clinton township, is confined to his home by ill-

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The Child Wei ware committee meet Monday afternoon at 4 o’clock

in the city library.

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OUTDOOR FOOTBALL TO START MONDAY

Coach HiiKhe* To Drill Grid Candidates On McKeen Field After Series of Indoor Sessions.

After two weeks of chalk talks and blackboard drills, spring football candidal'a will lie given their first taste 04 outdoni practice next Monday afternoon, if the condition of McKeen field will permit the drills. Although approximately fd) men reported for the initial session, Coach Hughes expect- only 40 men to receive .-uits. In his blackboard lectures the Tiger Mentor ha outlined the fundamentals of the grid sport, stressing particularly defensive tactics in both individual and team play. Outdoor practice will center largely on fundamentals with several -crimmage sessions at the end of the -eason. Practically all the candidates for

the practice are members of last y ar’s varsity or freshman teams. F' Mowing is a list of tho.-e enrolled I fr r the season: Aliberto, Anson, Barnes, Boem, Boyer, Brandenburg, Bray, Cas-iday, Crawley, Drake, Fire baugh, Kittz, Gingrich, Gunn, GrossI man, Hettmansperger, Hogan, Howell. Johnston, Kappes, Kenna, Lakin, Loveless, Mean , Medaris, Melbourne, McDermotid, McKee, Neirgnrth, Over man, Phillips, Ragsdale, Remsburg, Rogus, Rose, Scott, Sharkey, Sheet.-, Shumaker, Smith, Spina, Springer, Stackhouse, Stause, Struck, G. Van Riper, E. Van Riper, Wheeler, Young and Zimmer. %

Glenn Tucker, of Philadelphia, is here called by the serious illness of his father, Dr. W. W. Tucker. Miss Mae Mullins, who is attending Terre Haute Business college is spending the week-end in this city.

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to please ho p ent at 1:15 o’clock. All members are urged to be present on account ' important business. -I* -I* Priscilla Club I i Meet. The Priscilla Club will meet Monday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock with Mrs. Benton Curtis.

Ivan Lofton, Penal Farm escape, was taken to Michigan City, Friday

morning by Sheriff Ed. Eiteljorge. ^, I>rof , ram

The condition of Howard Barnahy, The W. C. T. U. will meet Mon-

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who is in the Methodist hospital at Indianapolis remained critical on Saturday. A daughter, Margaret Mildred, was horn to Mr. and Mrs. John Vontres. •, at their home at Limedale, Friday night. Mrs. B. F. Bowman, who suffered a slight stroke Friday morning was reported somewhat improved Satur-

day.

A daughter, Juan Gertrude, was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morris, at their home on West Berry street, eatly Saturday morning. Behiin Bebekah lodge will meet Monday evening at 8 o’clock. A special program has been arranges! and a! good attendance is desired. Funeral services for Sol Ader, will i be held from the Groveland church cn Sunday. The Rev. Willis Gill will have charge of the services. Mrs. Ellery Mahaffie of Chicago, was expected to arrive in this city Saturday, where she was called by the illness of her father, Dr. W. W. Tucker. The institute for teachers in the Putnam County Consolidated schools was held Saturday morning and afternoon in the Greencastle high school building. The Carpenters’ local Union entertained with nn oy-ter supper and dance Friday night at the American ] Legion Hall. About sixty were present and enjoyed a good time. Miss Ethel Ader, teacher in tho Greencastle high school, was called to the home of her parents in Floyd township, Friday morning by the serious illness of her father, Sol Ader. The township assessors and deputies met in the office of Charles Marshall, county assessor, on Saturday.

day afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the Ciiri tian Chun h. There will be an organ number. The subject will be

“Piere >lotre Dame,” by Boellmann, and this wail be given by Mrs. Brun- j er. The subject for the afternoon will be “Motion Pictures,” led by Mrs. ] Ferd Lucas.

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Takes Part In Stunt. A picture of Miss Dorothy L. Muir, daughter of Jlr. and Mrs. Charles Muir, of Indianapolis, a pledge of Gamma chapter of Alpha Phi sorority of DePauw appeared in the Indianapolis Star this morning. Miss Muir took part in the stunt presented by the chapter at the annual state luncheon held this afternoon in the Travertine room of the Hotel Linj coin. -J- 4* »T- »U \nnjial Supper Held. Parent-Teachers’ of Putnamville, held their annual supper in the base-1 ment of the school house Thursday j night. About one hundred and sev-enty-five were present. At seven o’clock the supper was served in ! cafeteria style, which every one pres-' •nt greatly enjoyed. At 8:00 o’clock the meeting was ! called to order-.by the President, Mrs. I Will Glidewell by singing “The More We Got Together.” Devotional serv- , ices were led by Mrs. 3. H. Bruner of Greencastle which were vtry impressive. A business meeting folowe l. A prize of a large picture of our Principal, Roy E. Jone-, was awarded to Miss Rutii Williams room : for the largest amount banked in the room during the month of February.! Rev. B. H. Bruner then gave an! excellent address on the relationship I | between the home, school and church, i lie brought out the interest and love j for the parent to the child in the home and school. Miss Elsie Jackson had charge of the program. She ^ had two little playlets which were much enjoyed.

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Stratton, Anderson, and Costello, regulars in last year’s infield are out to clinch positions this year, and Lamphear, outfielder last year, will | probably hold down the first sack. 1 From the freshman squad come Aliiierto, Babcock, and Newcombe, coni tant performers last year.

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STARTS DRILL campus religion TO BE DISCUSSED

Coach Kirk Orders First Outdoor' Practice With Prospects For Strong Team.

Young People’s Societies Argue Vital Question In Sunday’s Services.

DePauw’.- 1928 baseball aspirants got their fi-st out oor drills Wednesday and Thursday when Coach Todd Kirk took hi- squad to McKeen field. Work was confined mainly to fielding and warming up practice. Indoor practice has been going on for some time in the gymnasium, an I most of tne men have worked their arms into dupe and will be ready for

Campus religion will hold the attention of all young people’s societies in their Sunday evening services, a survey of programs shows. Church services will continue to be conduct- 1 ed in accordance with the Lenten sea- j

son.

Ivan Nichols will have charge of | Ihe Christian Endeavor at the Pr?s-

evening,

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The progress of the assessing work | on deck, prospects for a strong pitchand problems met were discussed at infr gtaff , ,. m Knn(| . Fow , Pi p fersipkt the meeting McCullough, Stark and Dunn are all

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county, were appointed as the viewers for the county line road, between Parke and Putnam counties, Friday morning, by the commissioners of the two counties, in a meeting which

was held in the Court House here.

Leon “Mutt” Murphy was arrested on Friday by deputy sheriff Alva Bryan, on a warrant from Bloomington, charging Murphy with non-pro-viding. Murphy was taken to the county jail to await the arrival of

the Monroe county officials.

Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Snider, who were in Lafayette, Friday visiting with, Frank Walsh, who is ill there, report his condition unimproved. He has been unconscious practically all of the time since his operation for appendicitis which he underwent sev eral days ago. He is now suffering

from peritinits.

Two complaints to foreclose mechanic’s liens, have been filed in the Putnam Circuit Court, by Andrew Durham, attorney for the True and True Lumber Company. The first complaint filed against Thomas Har-, vey, Nellie H. Harvey, and the sec-1 ond against, Daniel V. Oliver, Minta

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hard drills -oon. Fielding ground byterian church Sunday hall- and (blowing have been worked where there will be a continuation of

on intensvely ndoors, so that every- - one seems to be back into the swing | of the diamond sport again.* With only a short time left before the first game, on April 1, Kirk will take every opportunity to use the field

from now on.

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la.-t Sunday s subject, “The College

Student’s Religion.”

At the Christian Endeavor of the Christian churrh Dorothy Ellen Barr will talk on “The College Student and His Relation to His God.” Frances Kekardt will have charge of the Epworth League service Sunday evening, and will lead a discussion on “Campus Religion.” The Baptist Young People’s Union will have its second chapter of “Missionary Education” by Japanese students who have had actual experience with it. Kumpei Yagi will talk on “Missionary Work in Japan,” and Shiro Sassamori will sing. At 10:40 Sunday morning Rev. R H. Bruner, pastor of the Christian church, will give one of his Lenten sermons on “A Morning With the | Master Preacher.” In the evening he will talk on “What’s on the Student’s

Mind About God.”

Dr. C. (Howard Taylor, of the Methodist church, will preach in the I ! morning from the text, “A New Crea- j ture,” and in the evening on "Salted

With Fire.”

Rev. F. C. Kenny, state director of religious education of the Baptist convention, will speak at both services Sunday at the Baptist church. it ihe Pri bytei an church, Rsv. V. L. Raphael will talk in the morning on “Life’s Reinvestments.” In the evening the annual victory ser-1 vice will be held.

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