The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 March 1928 — Page 2

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* Mtoi'Z.ji&m rf’IIE “thrill of a lifelime” in £ the olTing! I he violence of hattle. The tortures of love. Rough, salty humor! A LSO Novelty Reel and ( omcdy “Simple Sap”

A wild gorilla strangles millionaire —kidnaps sleeping beauty —Whole town fear stricken. —Police helpless— Only clue footprints of giant brute! Mulligan and Garrity, those two alleged detectives, will take you light into his hiding place—let you meet him face to face! Your teeth will start chattering— your heart will top beating. It’s the kind of a picture that puts the wear and tear on your funnyhone! ALSO

Entered in the Post Office at Greencastle, Indiana, as second class mail matter. Under the act of March 3, 1879. Subscription price. 10 cents per week. HARRY M. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor. S. R. RARIDEN, City Editor.

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Personal And Local News

spending ten

Mrs. R. A. Ogg is days at Martinsville.

Miss Adelaide Thomas was an Indianapolis visitor Tuesday. Mr-'. M. A. Cox and Mi.-s Aies left today for Rensselaer for a visit. Edgar Prevo has just returned from Chicago where he went on a business-

trip.

James Tungert of 509 Illinois St. is spending the week with his uncle Earl Tungert in Spencer. Mrs. “Bud” Weldon, who has just recently returned from a three months visit with relatives in California, was a Greencastle visitor today. The body of Mrs. Sarah E. Pence, who pa-red away Tuesday, was sent to her old home in Eubank, Ky., for iiutial. No funeral service was held here. The hearing of evidence in the proposed rate increase by the Greencastle Water Company will lie concluded on Monday, March 19th, it was reported here Wednesday. Mrs. J. R. John will again open her diy cleaning establishment it was announced Wednesday. She -old out several months ago but has decided to resume business here with her cleaning and pressing plant. Bruce Downs, DePauw student, Sigma Chi house was removed to the County ho pital this morning in a serious condition. He is a nephew of Rev. W. Henry McLean of this city.

New Wonderful Cleansing Cream Wouldn’t you like a Cleansing Cream that will not stretch the skin, yet goes down into the pores and releases all grime and dirt'.’ This new marvelous Cream contains Cocoa Butter and is highly beneficial to dry skins. Keeps the complexion youthful. Ask for .MELLO-GLO, a companion to the famous MELLO-GLO Face Powder.— Mullins Pharmacy.

A conference on character education will be held at DoHauw University, April 2(i, 27, 28, bringing together many leaders who will discuss actual projects now being carried on. The theme will be “The Community as an Agency for Character Education.” Many widely known university leaders will have parts on the program. This conference is under the auspices of the Department of Religious Education and the Department of Education.

Clarence Hazelett of Cleveland, vi :'ed his parent . Mr. and Mrs.

A. Hazelett on Tuesday.

Frank Reed, County Coroner, of CIom rdale spent Wednesday morning

in Greencastle on business.

Fiank Walsh of Lafayette, broth g I er-in-law of Mrs. L. I). Snider of thi- city died Tuesday evening at 7:00 o’clock at thi Soldier’s Home Hospital there of perotonitis. Mrs. Snider

went there today.

FOR SALE:—Wall Paper, if you want to buy at a great saving in pi ice call phone (14(>-Y. J. W. Herod ”09 Elm St. 17-20-22-24-51.

To District Meeting. Miss Lucy T. Bowen, North.vood, president of the Busine - and Professional Women’s (’lull will take the officers of the Greencastle chapter to the meeting to he held Sunday in Terre Haute at the Doming Hotel. Mrs. Zaharakos and other members of the club will also probably attend the meeting. H* 4* f •T* Air. \nd Vlrs. Williams Entertain. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Williams, East Anderson St., entertained at their home Monday evening with a four table bridge-dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Williams will also have a five table curd party this evening. •!• -I* -I- -JP. E. O. To Meet. The I*. EL (). Si Uihoed w 18 rm< t this evening at the home of Miss Lela Walls, W. Washington St. •h + -t- -i- t -i* Mrs. l, a kin Hostess. Mrs. Otto Lukin, E. Washington St. wa- hostess Tuesday afternoon at a meeting of the New Era Club. The subject for the afternoon, “Education in Africa,” wa- ably handled by Mrs. A. O. Goodenough. The social hour which followed was most delightful and deliciou- refreshments were served. 4* 4* 4* »*• 4* 4* Tri Kappu lU'm'fit Bridge. Plans are being made for the benefit card party to lie given Friday evening at the Country Club by the Tri Kappu. +++++♦ Auxiliary To Meet. The American Legion Auxiliary will meet ip the Legion Hall Thurs. day evening at 7:30. Members are a-ked to bring pencils to enter tl., 1 flag contest.

Boston Club Meets. 'I e Boston ( lub met Tuesday evening at thi home of Mi.-- Lizzie Gould ing. Miss Aninierman and MisVaughn had chaige of the work for the evening, which wa< most interesting. A -ocial hour followed the program and the hoste served didigMfu! r freshments. 4* *!« •!• 4* 4* •!« Rev. McLean Spoke*. The Rev. W. Henry McLean of Greencastle, assistant to the president of DePauw L’nivn-sity, was the speaker for the meeting of the Woman’s Department Club at 2:.’i0 o’clock thi- afternoon. The meeting was held at the club house on N. Meridian St. II ■ u id a hi subject “Attitudes of the Lducated Mind.” + 4* •!* I aetu Alumnae Meets. The Theta Alumnae Club met Tue day at the home of Mis. Earl Sou: wine, Northwood. This day, known as “letter Day” was a most interesting day. All member- in receipt of letters from out-of-town alumnae friends read the letters. The local chapter of theta Alumnae will be luncheon guest- of the Indianapolis chapter of alumnae Saturday in Indianapolis. The place of the luncheon will he announced later. 4* 4* *i* 4* 4* 4* Lambda Chi State Dance. Members of Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity from Chapters at Butler, DePauw, Indiana and Purdue universities and also Wabash college will hold their annual state* dance this Saturday evening at the Marott Hotel in Indianapolis. Two hundred couples of alumni and undergraduate members are expected to attend.

Robert Johns has rented property in Greencastle and he and his wife have moved there. Robert works in

tin' cement plant.

Our telephone company decided its connection with the* Vivalia exchange veils more expense than it was profit

Roy P. Wisehart, state superintendent of public instruction spoke this morning at DePauw chapel. Miss Ella Beck vith has returned from a visit to Renssalaer, ind., where -he went to consult a special-

ist.

Th local Moo-e lodge, No. 1592 v. il me't in regubu session this evening at 8 o’clock. All members he

present.

Mrs. Arthur Johns and baby left today for Roanoke, Va., for a visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. P

Henry.

Funeral services for Sherman Grubb ■ who died Mommy, were held from THURSDAY’S FIVE BEST RADIO th McCurry Funeral Home Wednes- FAKTURES. ay afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Willis WOR Newark (422) 7:25 p. m.— E. Gill was in charge of the services. . New York philharmonic orchestra. Inteiment was in the New Provi- ] WJ'Z Hook Up 7:30 p. m. Ampico. dence cemetery. WJZ Hook Up 8 p. m. Maxwell

| hour.

WJZ Hook Up 9 p. m. Continentals

The annual basketball smoker will

he held Wednesday, March 21, at *

7:30 p. m. at the Phi Delta Theta

fraternity house. Talk- will be made |

by business «m*n of the city, DePauw

coaches and instructors. Invitations ^

to this smoker were sent out Tuesday evening by the Phi Delts.

WRC Washington (469) and WJZ WOW, 6 p. m. U. S., Marine Band and talk by secretary of the Navy ilbur.

the

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was held at 10:00 o’clock in Groveland Presbyterian church burial in the New Maysville ceme-

tery.

able, so they removed the line from| lt<s ,,f ' V,rs - Ethan ,J * Sommers which

Vivalia to Brunerstown.

This seems to lie (julte a good sea-

son for maple syrup.

Etta Head has the mumps, but she

is getting along fine. The worst is

that she has to miss school. Smiley Irwin is agent for brooder,

j stoves.

Lovie Johnston, whrf ha* hen suffI ering from gatherings in her head for the past six weeks, is able to he up

and around again.

'Juite a number of young folks met at the home of Miss Cletis Dillinger iast Friday evening, it being her! ; birthday anniversary and gave her! I (|uite a surprise. They spent the evening playing games and having a general good time. Fur refresh-! 1 merits they served cuke and fruit sal-1 | ad. She received (juite a few pres-

| ents.

Mrs. Fred Johns spent the weekend with her son, Arthur and fam- ' il> of Greencastle.

Pre--. L. H. Murlin will speak before a meeting of DePauw alumnae

Rev. R. V. Raphael and wife were i Thursday, March 22nd., in Seattle, 1 in Groveland today where Rev. Rap- Wash. He will also address an ashad had chaige of the funeral serv- ! sembly of DePauw Alumni in Denver,

Colorado on the 26th. Dr. Murlin will he at home on the DePauw campus on March 28th. DeLoss Walker will he in charge of the meeting at

Seattle.

Uses Of Concrete Told By Speaker

BLOOMINGTON, Mar. 14. (UP)— E. M. Fleming, noted Chicago civil engineer and consulting engineer of the Portland Cement Association I rc.ently described to a meeting of the | Kiwanis Club here the use oj concret • |

Marquis Curtain .»alance JU5 rj Ruffled Cotta T ><' backs, PinH 1 ,lue fatten^ $2.00 p r Haiti Rufl|(,| ( urtains $1.00 PtJ J. H. Pitd in building streets and | Fleming said that ft*( civilization of any comu^ dcated by the quality taton system. The back to prehistoric ay. rj highway - were notninj ^ footpath.-, until -umeun, wheel. This called f or pi „ and up until the a vmttij mobile little h;:,t bee* ^ improving our bighwa;,. Fleming, stated that p, provement hav been t* the la.-t 2,") years than ir,^ iods previo to that tig He spoke of the fam«. Drive in Chicavo nuiltjiqi —uiiouhle d.-ckei which■ mately 25 million dollar- i proposed Avondale hiyrmi,; ing to mention the Holhxi New York City, and ca* achievement- where conn*

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