The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 March 1928 — Page 2

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THE GREENCASTEE DAIEY BANNER, TtlESPAY, MARCH 37, 192S.

EnlerpH in th* Post (Hfire at Greenrastle, Indiana, as second class mail matter. I’nder the act of March 3, 1879. Subscription price, 10 cents per week. HARRY M. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor. S. R. RARIDEN, ( ily Editor.

Personal And Local News

Mrs. C. C. Tucker spent Tuesdav in Indianapolis.

Milt Brown was a visitor in ianapolis Tuesday.

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A. R. Chenoweth was a business j visitot in Indianapolis Tuesday. Frank Thomas left Tuesday on a business trip to l.ansinjr, Mich. Will Kreijrh has been called to Danville by the death of Mrs. Hadley Walker, a niece. Mrs. Ernest Stoner, Miss Ruby Bain and Miss Effie Siegglemnn were Indianapolis visitors Tin 'day. The son that was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Otis R. Matthews at the Putnam County hospital Monday mom i iriff died .Monday afternoon. The monthly BairTbridfle community meeting' will be held in the Bainhridge high school gymnasium this evening. A very interesting program has been arranged. Brazil and Clinton high school st'.r ! dents won the first place.- in the Lat- j in contest that wa- held at Brazil Iasi Saturday at the Brazil high -chool building. I.on Gleeson and Robert Oruze, who | were arrested last Friday on a house burglarizing charge, were taken to Brazil Monday afternoon, by the Clay I county authorities. Mrs. Ralph Gerlach has returned to i her home in Sidney, 0., after vi.-iting heie with in r mother, Mrs. Edith Gilbert, house mother at the A. T. 0. fratunity home. Airs. I.. I). Snider has received word ^ of the illness of her sister, Mrs. ..M. f E. Hudlow in Lafayette. Mrs. Hudlow has been taken to a Lafayette 'io-pilal to receive medical attention. Putnam Lodge, Number 46, I. O. 0. | F. , will confer the first degree on a ■ clasa ( fourteen candidates in theii; I lodge hall this evening. This i- the ’ largest class that has ever been tak-j er, in by the local organization. Edgar Miller, who plead not guilty to a wife desertion charge when arraigned in the Putnam Circuit court ! before Judge Janies P. Hughes, last ' Saturday afternoon, was released from the jail Monday. The defendant in the suit for ejectment, William H. Eiteljorge et ul versus Harold Anderson et al, has filed motion and affidavit for chunge of venue from the county, in the Putnam Circuit court. The regular monthly meeting of principals of the high schools in the county, will be held in the office of John Vermillion, superintendent of county schools, Wednesday afternoon Th.. meeting is -cheduled to start at I'-'IO o'clock. H. C. Reid, of the department, of public relations of the Hoosier State Automobile Association, will be the piaker at the weekly luncheon of the Gieencastle Rotary Club tnmoirow. The annual election of officeis will al-o he held during the meeting. If you expert a seat come eaily. Every Odd Fellow in Putnam County is coming up to Putnam Lodge No. 45 I. O. O. b. tonight to seef our large • lass take the work. Come and bring a member. Visiting bros., always wel-

come.

Mr. and Mrs. Sila- A. Hays have received announcement of a concert to he held April .ith in Chicago, ul which Miss Virginia Auyer, who j made her home with Mr. and Mrs. 1 Hays while here in college will a p- 1 pear. Miss Auyer is known to many ! Greencastle people. Mr. ami Mrs. Hayplun to attend the conceit. Eugene Britton, Roachdale man, who plead guilty to a charge of stealing coal from the B. & 0. railroad at Roachdale, when arraigned in the Putnam Circuit Court Saturday afternoon, was taken to the State Farm Monday afternoon. He was sentenced to the Penal Farm to serve u term of sixty days, by Judge Hughes. With the baseball season rapidly drawing toward opening time, numerous funs are asking whether there will l>e a semi-pro team in Greencastie this summer. No definite announcement has been made by the cement plant or zinc mill as yet hut it is believed a team will be organized here by the time the college diamond season comes to a do e in the latter part of May.

The city council will meet this eve ning in regular session at 7:30 o’-

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Frank J. Thomas, local Oldsmohilc dealer, is in Lansing, Mich., to drive a new car from the factory. H. B. Walls, manager of the Grcen-j castle Telephone Company, is confined to his home on account of illness. Women of Moose heart Legion meets in regular session Thursday evening at 7:'10. Social hour aftc.• Edge. Membeis all he present. Funeral -ervices for Mrs. Elizabeth Bament, who died early Sunday evening at Morton, were held Tuesday morning at II o’clock from the Mfthodi t Protestant Chureh at Clinton Falls, with interment in the Clinton Falls cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Walker of Anderson visited Sunday with .Mr. and Mis. L. I). Snider. Mr. Walker attended the Beta initiation held at the Beta house here Saturday evening. Mr Walker was formerly Miss Minnie Burnett of this city. An affidavit lias been filed in the Putnam Circuit court against Raymond Graham, Penal Farm escape. Graham escaped from the farm on July :IX, I!I27. He was sentenced to the Slate institution from the city court of Bloomington on a possession of intoxicating liijuor charge.

Muriel Ford Wood rum of Crawfordsville and formerly of Greencastlo and Virgil Waldren of Crawfordsville, were married Tuesday morning in the city by Justice of the Peaie

R. II. Newgent.

A firming was made for the plain-

large cake decorated Woman's < irc| e t""'" les and a bouquet of The Woman’ ° I

40th armi- byteria* Church ' '

,1 o -i 1 Correspondence Day

Thomas Corporation. F. S. Hamil- tera haw bpon spnt tn ton was appointed commissioner am!; )T , pmbprSi thp answPrs to

lie read at this time. The entire session on that day will be devoted to

uh will observe Ihe Woman .s l.eaguc 01 tne iviein-' ‘ ' • | , April 21st. Let-! odist Church will meet Wednesday at tertain Wednesday, March JHh fori ,.nt t., ..II ■,iw,.iit n un Tim ilnvniinns will he Mrs. Ki'tler and Mis. l evy between

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bond fixed at .*1100. fiM and approved.

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with forty candles

cut Mowers, to honor his

ver. ary of membership in the Rehekah day at 2:30 0 > c | , lodge. I Hade Shearer wilTi*^ Dancing and games were enjoyed Mrs. Theodore (v, , until n very late hour. Chapters V ■ 1 nri ii ■ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ : Way T«»a„i “^

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Phi Omega Pi fraternity will en

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the hours of 3:30 o’clock and 5:30

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liff by the court and land ordered

sold in flie ma:M of the suit for par- ‘*(v irrpsp4m< | pnrp pay.” April 21st. ; Mask and Gavel Has Program. tifion, Richard »St, versus Charles 'p bp Woman’s Club will observe The Woman’s League of the Meth- 1

K. Stites, Maude .Stiles, and Fred V.

Hamil- .— 1 v a ]| absent 2:30 o’clock. The devotions will be

, which will in charge of Dr. C. Howard Taylor..

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M11H11 M ishiivton To Meet thinking and talking of absent mem-1 sity. The social hour will he in | :jjH||IIIIII!milimilllllilliIMIIIinimillllllll||imi|||i||| l||||M| jjj^

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j evening at 7:30 o’ol^

at Alam ‘> Tea

meet with .Mi . Robert I’ii'rce, M2S I!. W..lnut St., Wednesday afternoon

at 2:30 o’clock.

FOR SALE:—Fox terrier pups. Phone Ifil-Y. <). H. Stewart. 112 So. Jackson St. 27-3t

of Mrs. Janie. Hughes on Monday Mrs. L. D. Snider was in Indianaafternoon on east Seminary street, polis Tuesday ifrl ere she was with Eighteen meii.hers and four guests her daughter, Esther, who sang today were present. During the business in the Teachers’ Chorus with the

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Coal

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ing year were elected:

Mrs. Benton Curtis, president; Mrs. ( has. MeWnthy, vice-president; .Mrs. Frank Wallace, secretary; Mrs. Chas. Kroadstreet, treasurer, and Mi Racer Bittles, council member. The visitoi were, Mrs. W. S. Gwinn, Mrs. Curtis Hughes, Ml Parke Dunbar, and Mrs. Ford Lucas.

A pleasant serial hour was enjoyed.

The hostess wa assisted by John Cannon, in -1 rving most i ius refreshniei.t . Adjourned to meet

in two weeks with Mrs. Heber Kill--.

World’.- Famous Tenor singer, Paul Althouse. The concert was held in

Caleb Mills Hall.

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1!hi> Hive Rebekah Lodge met Monday evening, March 2<ith. A large crowd was present. After the business session was over, the lodge enjoyrd a most delightful program coiisting of music, readings and a style 1 Seventeen ladies of the lodge

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< put on the style show.

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The End ts Drawing Near—No Time To Lose MORE ■ DAYS

THE FINAL BLOW TO PRICES HAS BEEN STRUCK AT

ALLEN BROTHERS

03x90 Fort Mills SHFETS 75c

Everett SHIRTING 12V 2 c Yd. Regular 25c and 30c WOMLN’S VFSTS 10c 46c, Yard Wide SATEEN 25c Yd.

Women’s 31.50 ATHLETIC SUITS 75c Women’s 32.00 SUIT CASES $1.03

Quitting Business Sale As lots grow smaller—as the end draws near prices get another bump, sending them to new low leveliij quick and final cleanup. We’ve gon? over the entire stock, rounded up evrything and put on new prices! will amaze and delight everyone. LAST WEEK EVERYBODY SAID WE HAD THE PRICES THIS WEEK THEY ARE SHOUTING IT Wc aro going to esclipse all former selling records from now on to the finish by giving such a large me of bargains that everyone will buy every Dollars worth their purse will permit. Come expecting the ban ol a lifetime. You will not be disappointed.

36 Inch 50c CHINA MATTING 25c Yd. 50c Bottle SHINO POLISH 29c

26c, Yard Wide OUTING FLANNEL 12V 2 c Yd.

Yard Wide DRESS PRINTS19c Yd.

63x90 Krinkle BED SPREADS

$1.99

Children's.^! and.$1.50 UNION SUITS

Bright Color VANITY SILKS 25c Yd.

31.00 Boxed HANDLER*'IIIKFSI

50c Box

Regular 5c PENCILS 3 for 10c

Regular $1. to $1.50 Sleeping GARMENTS 50c 32. to $3. Grade WAISTS and Middys 69c

$1. to $2.25 SILK HOSE Black Only 50c Pair

18x24 Inch

2-3x9 Ft. Axminater

Large Size

Women’s 50c and 65c

DOOR MATS

HARE RUNNERS

BLANKETS

SUMMER VESTS

75c

$3.75

$1.95 Pr.

35c

VTKt Regular 35c and 50c

Yard Wide

All 50c and 59c

$1.00 DePauvv

HANDKERCHIEFS

PERCALES

BRASSIERES

COMPACTS

19c Each

121/2 Yd.

25c

Misses’ $1.00

Regular 8c, 10c and

Remnants of

$2. All Wool

HAT BOXES

15c RIBBONS

LINOLEUM

VESTS & DRAWERS

59c j

4c Yd.

50c Sq. Yd.

39c

Children’s $5.00 COATS $1.95 Blue Crane SILK HOSE All Colors 95c Pr.

Shino OIL MOPS 75c Infant’s 50c HOSE 25c Pr. Peter Pan Me VOILf 5 ! 25c Yd.

25c ami 30c S< R,M ‘ 15c Yd.