The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 April 1928 — Page 2
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THE GREENCASTEE DAIRY BANNER, MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1928
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Personal And Local News
Married Hen* Saturday.
Miss Jeanette Moore of Greencastle and Arthur Sutherlin of Russellj ville were united in marriage Satur I day afternoon at 3:30 o’clock at the
pent Sunday in Ind- j Presbyterian manse by Rev. V. L.
. I lap ha el.
* atr 'i he young couple were accompani-11
l: in pent Sunday evening ' ,. ( j |,y \jj ss \j a ry Alice Johnson, Miss Ind.mapoliI Lillian Harris and Fay Long. They
Cly, , Miller wa a visitor in In.l-! wi11 make their home
Leon Welch
ianapoli.-.
a faint near Russellville. ++++++
| Mr. and Mrs. Davies Entertain. Mr. and Mis. C. O. Davies of Indj ianapolis entertained the following ! guests at dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mis. H. O. Duties of Marshall. Indiana, Mr. and Mr-. Rert Knight of ; Indianapoli-, and Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Busenburg anc son of this city.
M,. and li (d<n Lyon and -on anf j ^j| S- Davies are former.
1,1 l | | re Haute Sunday., | (X , a | -., |,ool instructors.
iaiiH|i<di- on SmuLiy.
Mr and Mr . Jacob Eitel were Sunda. ti itoi in Tone Haute. D. I,. Van ament is seriouely ill at Id home ijn East Washington St.
.John Lawrence of Amo was in
■no: tie on business Saturday.
Vji and Mr Hugh Owens and fan !y (pen: Sunday in Indianapolis. Fieiirick Thomas and Jimmy Goodwnie pent Sunday in Indianapolis. ■ tlni .-nider of Indianapolis v.ei K-eiid in this city with San, Go ner i driving a new Whippet -edan. The car was delivered by | T. E. Sherrill.
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Keystone Bible Glass. The Keystone Bible class will meet with Miss 'L mi Mason, 407 Howard St., Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. Mi-. A. H. Bitkins will give the work and Mrs. J. K. Courtney will lead the
devotion.
S. ( . C. Huh Will Meet. The S. C. C. Club will meet with Mis- Augu-tii Glidewell on North Madison St., Tuesday evening. •F ❖ 4* + + Honored With i’Urties.
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Jim Riltles At The Wicks Or^an
Fox News
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The Boston Club will meet with the Mi Adams on East Washington
Tuesday at 7:30 o’clock. | Mrs. Kathleen Goodenough, who
1 has been the guest of Mr. and Mr-.
Hannah < liapin Pettyjohn of ^ ],. Goodenough for the past sever1 l ien * Saturday and .,1 wu the vue-t in whose hen
Mrs,
Terre
, visiting
in Greencastle.
AIRMAN TELLS OF HOF ACROSS TOP OF WORLD
presumably had been and sighted
Grant land.
The modern air explorers passed about 300 mile from the Norlh P I
A : e.v Ford sedan was delivered t n.lay to John Layman by the K nr, Mom i on and Foster Company. The American Association of Cniv ity Women will meet Tuesday
o'clock in Rector
or Miss Flo Gobin, East Hanna St., entertained Saturday evening with a bridge party. Miv. Goodenough hnalso been honored with other parties during her -lay in this city. Mrs. Goodenough left for her home in Buialiro, III., Sunday.
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Pleasant Surprise.
Birthday Party Saturday. Mrs. J. J. Albright, lL r > Blooming- m ton St., entertained Saturday after-; noon with a party in honor of herj=[ daughter, Elizabeth Ann’s 8th birth- ^ day anniversary. Eighteen small j== gills were preisent. |^E
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Home From Convention.
Miss Edith Leavitt and Miss Helen ^ Hester returned to their homes iiriill this city Sunday after acting as dele- j == gates I'r in the DePauw University W. A. A. to the national convention, held last week at Carleton College,
Northlield, Minnesota.
The convention is composed of delegates from thirty different colleges, with an incoming and retiring president from each college present. Miss Hester is retiring president and Miss Leavitt incoming head
of the organization.
The deans of women from the different colleges gave the addresses before the assembly of young women, which dealt with student government and other college work. Miss Leavitt and Miss Hester accepted invitations from representatives from the University of Minnesota to visit their campus, where they visited their respective sorority homes. Miss Leavitt is a Delta Zeta, and Miss Hester a member of Kappa Alpha Theta. They also visited in the twin cities, Minneapolis and St.
Paul.
The national convention will he held next year at the University of Oklahoma, and two delegates will he sent from DePauw, as this year.
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Mrs. Hixon President. Mrs. F. W. Hixon was elected president of the Woman’s Club Saturday at the meeting at the home of Mrs. Frank Donner. Other elections were as follows: Mrs. E. A. Brown, vice president; Mrs. Jennie Curtis Hearst, secretary; Mrs. It. L. O'Hair, treas-
Gilrs ’ and L NOVELTY $(
The younger set great stress on stvV, ness— and boys and are going to like the*, looking patterns.
J- H. PITCHFO!
THIS COl DON IS df <>o(1
GOOD 1 OR five Vot J 1 ■> Y«J
FOR MISS
V- « J-MiSi Miss Greencastle
tyer'; Mrs. C. H. Taylor, council
Twenty-eight fiiends and relative , member; Mrs. A. T. Briggs, chair-
I MUD Pit ESS xH AS COPYRIGHT STORl n\ DtRING POL\l< PLIGHT.
mine whether there was land where
Admiral Peary thought he saw it.I Samuel Hnzelett.
Wilkins purposely flew south of the
GREEN HARBOR, SVALBORD ( Spitzhergen ) April 23, (Copyright 1!I28 by United Press) — Captain George Hubert Wilkins start'd from Point Barrow, Ala-ku, April 15, at 10 o’clock Alaska time (presumably
10 a. m.)
He was obliged to change his starting point because the runway was too short for the heavily loaded monoplane which weighs about 1,000 pounds when empty and 3,000 pounds
when loaded.
The weight of the plane necessitated a runway of about five-eighths of a mile to achieve a speed of 80 kilometers 50 miles) an hour, so that
the plane could rise.
The newly selected starting point was bad because of loose snow which
had to he hardened.
That was done only to a width of f .. . . , . . , , Mte.den of the llnu-e appropriation
four meters (about 13 feet) so Lieutenant Carl B. Eielson, pilot of the [ arctic plane, was obliged to steer
carefully. The ice was very uneven, j The a Iministration ha- sufficient adding to the danger of the start, 'strength now to prevent repa-sage of Captain Wilkins pas-ed the places 1 flood legislation over a president! 1 where Dr. Cook and Admiral Peart | veto, Madden said.
The weather was fine then, although <vfn ' n ff 7:30
a little foggy. The plane (lew at a ■ Hall.
height of 1,000 feet and was obliged j Mrs Gort|lm A Thmlla J
u ‘ v and of Lafayette, were Sunday i gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs i man of the jirogram committee and " " ‘ 0 ' *'' guo-t- of Frank J. Thomas and fam-! Earl M. Allen of near Raccoon, Sun- Mrs. J. R. Miller and Mrs. E. R. to get above the cloud banks. jly> ’ | | ay and surprise*! Mr. Allen on his' Bartlett, assistants on the program
' (hirty-first birthday. 'committee.
which had not been di overed before.I Roy Dickson east Walnut street,! The guests arrived at noon with 1 This being the day when letters There were no -.gn- of anim I lif has c„te' , d tb* Robert W. Long Hos- W( „ mM p askt , lS) ami all enjoywi from absent members of the club are
on the ice. i pital, Indianapolis, for medical treat-
(Wilkins trip of exploration over.
the top of the world wa made for m, at|ll y] ls Richard Hazeleit of! Tho-c pr -ent, besides Mr. and Mrs the sole purpose of trying to deter-J Sunday visiting with | A,,Pn an,, family were:
Mr. 11 izlett's parents, Mr. and Mrs., Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lewis and son,
Mr. and Mrs. Mniion O’Hair and family, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Erack-
Mr. and Mrs. Albeit II. Northrop of Winamac and W. A. Sntterlee and daughter Rowent of Clinton, Indiana were gue ts of Mrs. W. A. Sutterh and daughters of Seminary treet
during the week-end.
Charles Robbins Awarded Honors
EDITOR (H THE D’PAUW” Is \Y\ ARDED SIGMA DEI.J V ( HI
S< HDLAKSHIP.
tl • kitchen which i*, eiiuipped ami inost : ' Vll l l*c (Ill'll for lien SaUinlay mominj^] 1 1 - abi.ia: ry j will make very intfn st r.itmn.s ,,f various dj mangles, washing | s-J nm:. articles of fooi J welcomi all mununj. 'I in ■ u h..at ' e ■»- i J hranclif ■ of P. f. Betti r Homes Week.
: the hounteou- dinner that was serv- read, many interesting ones
ed.
north polo, instead of across it, to carry out the scientific object of his
flight).
Captain Wilkins took his lust observation about 200 miles from Svalbard bu: visibility then became bad. NO FURTHER ( ON( LSSIONS WASHINGTON, Aptil 23. (UP)— , President Coolidge will make no fur|thfr conces.-ions in his program on flood control legislation, chairman
Mr. and Mr-. Curtis Reilly and
read, among them many tributes to the memory of Mrs. J. P. D. John. Mrs. Henry Me Lean was a pi minted to put in orders for the members of the Woman’s Club for towels. Each member of federated clubs were asked at the recent meeting to comply with this request and each lady to
in a movement to
'I lirouL'hout the
t | e library, SouthuM
Charles Robbins, former president ton’ I;, k Store ijj of the l(ic:*l ( ii:n31 I of Sigma Dell. . e|
Chi, has been awarded a scholarship libra key by the national fraternity, it wa-
in,ulo known today in inform::! i nr '1
cr-ived from Roy L. French, head of| the department of journalism at the]
University < i at L< \ 'I geles and former rtationul president |,: ‘ lCe ®
of Sigma Delta Chi.
Horace D. Trueblood, Marion, editor of the Indiana Daily Student at
we,e |the University of Indiana, was the
only other undergraduate in Indiana to receive the scholarship award.
eomniittei said today after a confei-
ence at the White House.
ney and family, Mr. and Mrs. Difton
a*ightei, Pauline of Lebanon spent i k. Priest and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ruin .> in this city wi^i Mrs. 1. H.jsel Thomas and family ami Mr. and j take two towels, liunti i and daughters. j Mrs. Brice Brown and family and Mr. h f *lp the blind.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Downing and an< * **• *‘’tewnrt and family of The club voted in favor of the Mi-.- Lucille Thompson of Terrel < ’ n '‘ nc,,stle - ’ movement to install kindergarten Haute, -pent Monday with Mr. and! Th< ‘ departed at a late hour, 1 classes in the public schools. No ac-
wishing Mr. Allen many more happy tion was taken on the subject of pur-
birthdays.
Mr. Allen is a ginndson of James Reeves of this city.
Mr Ed. Hoffman and family.
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A scene at the mouth of Anderson Creek u\ ,. I.uirnln us a boy first touched Indiana.
I I EKE is the Ohio River at the moutli IT of Anderson Creek, where Abraham Lincoln, with tits motner, his father and sister, landed In Indiana In 1816. Indiana was to be Lincoln's home for the next fourteen years. In Indiana Lincoln devcloped Into manhood. In Indiana his ' Imracter formed for future greatness. Fourteen State,-so Cities in the United States-have Lin- yj coin Memorials—Indiana has none, • • • • — , $ What Will Indiana Do?
A (log that had been run over by an automobile on east Washington street late Saturday afternoon wa.kilii I by Marshal Dave Braden. Mr. and Mrs. Donald McLean and Mr. :iinl Mis. John Cartwright were n Indianapolis Sunday where they w 1 lie Student Prince" at the Palace Theatre. • Tlr Gteencastle Band will hold nn it ip* i t.int rehearsal tonight at 7:30 o’clnc] Numbers to be played at the ’ll idianapoli - Speedway on May 31 will he played, W'. A. Beemer and G. Will Conklin e .11 New Winchester today, wh' i'c tin y submitted bids on plumbi'>K and electric wiring of a new bo 1 house to he erected there this
summer.
M: . Dorothea Rank who has been vi iting in this city left Saturday for ( hi<. .) where the will join her husband. Mr . Rank has been -(lending He |,;c ■ t few days in this city with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stoner. Putnam I*odge No. 45 I. O. O. F. will meet tomorrow night at 7:30 -harp to confer the initiatory degree upo three or four men. All members are urged to be present and visiting members are always welcome. Mi Helen Hathaway and Mrs. Ida Gnoper were in CrawfordavUle last .‘-atunlay to attend the wedding of Mi Eleanor Ristine, daughter of the late II. 71. Ristine, an attorney of that city, to Stewart Evans’of Galveston, Texas. R> v James Campbell of Monticello ha h(<n engaged to reconstruct the battle grounds at Indiana’s historic Battle Ground, Ind. Captain Campbell i (he father of Mrs. John Allee of thi city, and is a DePauw ulrnnnu , a graduate ol the class of ’86.
chasing the J. P. D. John residence for a club home, and the members voted the project not feasible.
Miss Jean Lienberger ha- resigned her position with J. H. Pitchford, Mis. Nellie Dowling, East Washington St., h recovering from an at-
tack of grip.
A daughter, Margie Marie, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cane, Monday morning. Mr. Alva Chasid sustained a badly mashed foot while working for the Wabash Valley Electric Company
last week.
Mrs. Alva Cowan, returned to Greencastle after spending the week end visiting with her sister Miss
Evelyn Ayler at Seymour.
BETTER HOMES WEEK WILL BE OBSERVED HERE
place Ti" day in *q| ‘•III ’I II i.li'-"
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COMMITTEES HAVE BEEN WORK IN GKEENt ASH E FOR SOME TIME.
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STARTED
SUNDAY
I he Program Has Been Arranged To Include Every Day of The Week.
Posters Placed Monday.
Simmons, colored, south Greencastle man, was found on east Franklin street, about 8 o’clock Saturday evening and was taken to his home on Chestnut street, by Marshal Davs Braden and night policeman Paul Grimi Simmons, has Iteen ill for i many years and did not know what
! happened ' not tell
Graduation exercises for -eniors in the Fillmore high school were held in the Fillmore school building Satur- ' day evening. A well arranged program was presented before a largo
crowd.
Examination papers of pupils in the county schools were being examined Monday by John Vermillion, superintendent of county schools. The examinations, for all students in the county schools, were held Tuesday and Wednesday of lust week. Robert William Butler, Penal Farm escape, who was sentenced to serve a one to five year term at Pendleton
Saturday, when arraigned in the Put- .
nam Circuit Court, before Judge J. j * . “ r not w, * s the O. winnow di-play- and p P. Hughes, was taken to Pendleton | « c ' ' Quairy about 11 o’clock per Homes recognition
Sunday by Sheriff Ed. Eiteljorge. I T >rnln ** ^ « '»«* »»«- A . - n . _ . , <*ntly mad, snapped at one man but picture of Prof. Joseph P. Nay-| missed. Quite a number of men were or of Greencastle, appeared in the workin g in the vicinity of the attack Indianapolis Star Monday morning, md all scurried f„ r safety. The sherIroL Naylor, ts professor Emeritus ; iff., office was cal and of 1 hys.es of DePauw umverslty ami was kilh*,! hv deputy-sheriff Alva
recently celebrated his seventy-fifth Bryan.
Urthday. | A For(| tourjn(f car| 192() Funeral services for Jesse Masten, and owned by T. L. Browning, Greenage 84, Coatesville resident and well ; castle, R. R. ;t wa s stolen from its known in Greencastle, were held parking place at the Cement Plant from the Stilesville Baptist Church sometime Sunday night or early Mon-
d-iy morning. After work hours Browning went to get the machine but it was gone. Sheriff Ed. Eiteljorge was notified of the theft. Tin* car carried license plantes number 454,798. 'I lie engine number is 4('>9,-
Sunday morning at 11 o’clock with inteiment in the Coatesville cemetery Elder McCammack was in charge of
the services.
Louis and Willard Kelly, Indianapolis bandits, who were prisoners at the Clay county jail awaiting transfer to the Penal farm to serve a long term for larceny, made an un«
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$18.00 value, given away, this week
successful attempt to saw their way! only, with each, Washer sold, at Gas
out of jail about 9 o'clock Friday; Office,
night, hut were discovered by Sheriff
Tiffce in time to prevent their break Why Every l' H er become a Friend for liberty.—Brazil Times. j . "Never has any other cough mediRobert Stevenson, county agricul- m"® ac ^ < *. as , quickly and satisfactortural agent, was in Roachdale Mon- pound an.? it amJ , T f r CoTT1 ' .lay where he organized a Potato! Kn flub. The club will be composed of I recommendation,’’ says J. D. McComb ten hoys. Forty bushels of certified T °lfjl. 0 , Ohio. It spreads a healing! Rural New York seed potatoes were fi 0 ime!| ,1J thros| lnK t ln ’ U ' ir . ritat, ‘d in-
by (h, B. A 0 nUm*
the project. A similar club was or-1 constipation, no chloroform, no “dope” L* ganize.1 at Russellville last year, i You take no changes with cough ommittee ,
to him and at first could Each memlier of the club will he giv c 0 '' 1 w , h c" you buy Foley’a Honey and ’ y not,ce -
the officers Where he lived.'en four bushels of the seed. Mtt. A k for it.—R. p P'iday afternoon at the Kappa Phi
MULLINS, Druggist. ' Slffaui hoo»e on South Locust St,
This is Better Homes Week throughout the United States, and Greencastle will observe the week in an elaborate manner. Committ have been at work on the project for some thne and u fiill week of events
has been scheduled.
The ptogiam stalled Sunday, with tin* minister giving part of their ser- j mons to Better Home- and Home Building. The following program will he carried out during the week: Monday, Apiil 23, beginning of window displays and placing of Bet-
cards.
Tuesday. Apiil 24, afternoon and evening, demonstration of the Alpha Omicron Pi house. The public is cor(lir.lly invited. By the kindness of the sorority the house will remain open in the evening for the benefit of business men who can not attend the afternoon demon-trati on. The local committee hopes the public will respond as g< nerously to the hospitality of tiie sorority as it.; members
have offete.i it.
Thursday, April 26, a ten and demonstration at the Home Management | Cottage. The kitchen equipment i exceedingly fine. The house is maintained by the budget system, and questions will hr* gladly answered. I be cottage will be open throughout the week for inspection, hut the crowning d, monstration will Ik* on Ihur-day afternoon—Miss Mills will
Ik* in charge.
Thursday, at 4:30 p. m. in Meharry
Hall, Mis. Frank Donner will speak to the Y. W. C. A. on The Ideal
Homemaker. The public is welcome. Friday, at 12:30 p. m. at Longdcn
Hall, at the luncheon of the DePauw conference on character education, an address will be given on “What Are ' Our Homes doing for character Education ?" Though this talk is not un-
auspire of the Better Home-
wish to emphasize it
Oi Lat Wi \Ye will be H 9 to 11:30 A.! 2 to 4:30 P.M. No MoreAl Wc havequitei her of items th will sell at prW will satisfy mean to sell article left, indj
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dress mi' 1!S i length.
2 - 12 foot tables, 30
wide.
1— 10 foot table 20 in» One H.ii Klectrie motor*]
3 Phase.
2 Counter shd 3 split wood P' 2 28 ft Ieatlier
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