The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 April 1928 — Page 2
THE GREENCASTEE DAILY BANNER, SATURDAY, APRIL 28,1928.
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Mr.-' Thiul Jones entered the Pntiunu County hospitul Friday for
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Mi Grace Mctirath of (‘oloradoj Oliio and Miss Lilian Kerr of Park-
Mi. and V|r*. < harle- F- Ueeves ■ ill In ;u Sroatui .laini - K. W illson in
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Kouert IL Stevenson wa> in Itoarhiiule Friday eveni/iK A lll>J^' , is tato
club war organized.
Mi - Hattie Meredith and Jean Jiei'm'st of Washington, I nd., are ihe ifue.-ts iif Mrs. .lennings and Mr.'. I leaven ridge, 70- So. Locust St. Aii.s. .Nellie William-, Bernece |,eWi ., (ieralil Suldelt alul I'loyd I Aloof.' of Putnamville aie in Monres1 villi attending the State Kpwortii
I League Conference.
Albert Fern Allen, and Kugene Gooch, were united in marriage in the ..trice of Ferd Lucas, county clerk •Saturday morning. Karl li. Fergeson |.eiformed the ceremony. Win I hu- Incn rectyvnl here of the mairiage of .Miss Sarah Carroll, of -Mitchell, to Olin Floyd, of Mitchell. Air.-. Floyd is a granddaughter of Airs. Gemg Snider of this city. Final rites for .Mrs. Kli Boswell, were held from the Cataract church Saturday morning with interment in the Catarart cemetery. The liev. Willis K. Gill was in charge of the
‘ ervices.
The IiePuuw symphony orchestra will give a concert in the Crawfordsville high school auditorium on Thursday evening, .May :!. The concert will he given under the auspices of the Crawfoiilsvillo Kiwanis Club. .Mort Smith of fleelsviile was in Greencastle Saturday afternoon. Mr. Suiitii is the son-in-law of Uriah Ga-uway, Mexican War veteran, who is seriously ill. Air. Smith staled | that Mr. Ga-away’.- condition remains about the same. \V. F. Handy and John C. Bathe are the examiners from the state Dp1,at intent of Inspection and Supervision of Public Offices of Indiana, who will he in Gfeencustle next Wednesday to check up reports of county oRtgers. They have charge of the
Mrs. George Fox of Reelsville, is 1 confined to thp home of her daughter, Afrs. Essie Benefiel, by illness. The Business and Professional .Men's Class at the AL E. Church on Sundqy morning will consider and j disrate ‘‘A. program for Sunday ob-j ervance.” prof. Hildebrand, leader. | At the Morning Seivice in The Presbyterian Church there will he Ordination and Installation of Elders ami Deacons who weie chosen at the Congregational meting. Prof. G. B. Manhnrt and Mr. AY. (>. Timmons! were elected and AJi. 1 . f. Iluestis re-elected Elders. Mr. Eugene Light' was named a Deacon and Messrs. L. 1 It. < hapin and C. C. Gautier were re- i named to this office. A full attend-1 ance of the members of the church
i- desired.
Schedule for pa- eager trains on imlji the llig Four ami Pennsylvania railroads will he changed, effective Sfindny. LAST SESSION OF EDUCATORS ON SATURDAY
Mrs. Watkins Teacher. The AVomen’s Bible Class of the Bapti-t Church met at the home of Mrs. Art Williams, South Jackson road Friday afternoon. The meeting was opened by a scripture leading and prayer by Mrs. Charles Talbott. Much interest win shown in the plans made for the fol
lowing year.
Officers were elected for the ensuing year, as follow'; Mrs. Robert AVatkins, teacher, Mrs. Charles Talbott, Assistant. Mrs. Art William* President, Mrs. Howard Harris Sec
det h' Ree ves" Le, in a' M ay** Snyder, * J ea n ! • N ' r " Mur,ha TreasurPeterson, Zmm Hogeis, .Mu Shaf i 1 h(> hostete served . ehcous re- , ,,, , , ifieshmenls at the close of the meet-
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Margaret Ann Inman Entertains. The April meeting of the 8th Grade girls- Sunday School Class of ihe Methodist Church met with Margaret Ann Inman Friday evening at her
home on East Anderson St.
The little gu-.-ts were entertained with games and dainty lefreshments we,e -eived. The May meeting will be held at the home of Elizabeth
Itariden in Taylor Place. The following were present:
Dorothy Frew, Carol Goodenough, Mary Louise Talbott, Katherine AVilson, Genevieve A'auglin, Madonna Grimes, Emma June Sutterly, Men'-
Monday Only $1.00 Wash Frocks, ^ Fi-ints and checks in Muai antplu —Fuetty new frocks, made 0 f i a > and prints, cut full. fln H SIZES Children l-2tt Mi->e. . , ,., 1. H. PITCHFORD
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Men’s Hall Party Tonight.
Men’s Hall will entertain this evening with the annual spring party, j
Airs. Mills, hou emother, Prof. Hug Several
gard and Prof. (Jale will he ehapet-| lr,IMl ,rom I , ’ rrP Haute onf>J : they have h p en in attendance at
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"Hut it remuii: for the great ttrm.v | of |iaients of today and yesterday toi furnish the linest product of our na-: lion- the children the citizens now j ami of tomorrow. It is fitting that ■ we, us school men, should pledge to, you our most careful thought and co-1 operation to I hi end of better schools and eon.-e(|uently better hoys
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Needl.craft (luh Meets.
The Needlecruft Club was enter tuined Friday aflernoon at the b"me of .Mr,j. Ida Pulhnn, South Indiana St. After a short business session, Mrs. Dora Sweet gave a hook review on “The Crimson Rose”. A delightful social hour followed the program and refreshment- were served. The dub adjourned to meet with Mr.-, ■im'. 'Maynard Newgcnt, Anderson St.
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of those in charge of the schools to Mrs , du j ohn .„ n of this city worl. along accepted lines to strength- m . ent | y annouIu .,, m , nt o) - en ami make elfe.'Dve the principles| the marri . 1KH of f|Pr so|)( SprKean;
Estelle H. Johnson to Miss Marga-
that we --oiiml without hindrance.
"May I ''ommenil you on your in-teie-l in this forward step in Kducation that of •Character Building.’
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dj-trii! meeting of the Woman's l|oim Missionary Soiiety, wliich was held u ihat city at the Trinity i lunch Thursday and Friday, April Jdfli and 27th. Election; for the following year were held at thp meeting, and three Greencastle ladies were chosen to serve. AD-. lleuvenridge was electid Third A'ici President, Mrs. Chandler. » v.ia.'f lisv'c secretary, and Mrs. ('. Howard Taylor, Recording Secretary. Thursday aftpmoon, r.Als. A. T. Briggs with Mrs. J. E. Porter talked! on “Campbell Settlement Work.” Friday morning Mrs. Henry Ostrum of this city was in charge, and Mrs. H. Taylor spoke on “Buttle Ground” Friday morning at 11:00 o’clock. "I- + .p •!•
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ret Steinkamp, both of San Antonio, Texas on April 25th. Mr. Johnson i well known in this city where Ini formerly lived. They will make
“Chuructej Education that may j their home in San Antonio, Texas, have as it- objective teaching the' where Sergeant Johnson has been stn 11uth, the desire to practice and per-! Honed at Port San Houst n for . om.
form in a truthful manner under all time,
condition is worthy of our host ef- .j. .p + fort.-. Ii 1- .'d o very dr -irable that IL A. R. Reception,
we keep in mind the changing eondi- All member of Washburn Chaptii.n.. of today ami tomorrow and he 1 ter, D. A. IL, are invited to a recepfure that many of the changing -itu-,tion by the Caroline Scott Harrison 1 c ar twiight
atioii: in environment today will not I chapter in honor of Mrs. James L. .j..p .;. d .
assimilate with the conduct of to- Gavin, newly elected vice-president
morrow We may accept a our ideal j general, to be given at the chapter 1 * enpekocia < luh Entertains,
in education the training for citizen-j home, K2J North Pennsylvania street, ship, with a keen desire to serve our] Indianapolis. The reception will he
Pig stys foul the air, cheap shack., litter the landscape and backyard surround the hallowed ground 1 : southern Indiana where once stood the cabin home of Abraham l.im In. Kentucky has con -ecru ted id heirplace, Illinois lias built his tomb, tie Nation’s capitot has raised a monument, hut his Indiana I. me reman
defiled.
When the people of Indiana have made whole-hearted and reneruu contribution to the appeal of ti e In diana Lincoln Memorial, the unsight • ly conditions around the Lihcoln cahi.i site will he removed and once e on the ashes of that famous tireplno ,, the humble frnmas Lincoln hoim stead will glow with n vential light. Thirty acres of tie* original rich:
Bridge Parly Friday.
Mrs. Paul Cook, Mrs. Henry Provo and Mrs. (’. 15. Havens entertain-ul !• riduy at the home of the latter in \ Northwood with a seven table bridge! paity. High score honors were award , ed Mrs. Frank Bittle.-. and Mr'. John j
NEW ARM A IN I I KM) MANAGUA, Nicaragua, .April 2 (l P)—Marine ofTirials today Oelievi that a new rebel army, under control of General Jiron, had taken the field. Reports here said that G( neral Ji ion had dynamited the l.a l.uz mine
acr< *' in the homes •'■t'U i-d to primeval f s l l( d now marked h t.v - mall .-tone, the he syrnholized. \ ^ the cabin home and re. pi tad grave of Nam liniiks, it is p great nipmorial dr erected. But as long as s mud w here the Ho; Nancy Hanks once | long as tumbling s scenery that rugge coromamli'd, the ras owes to the apot turn strongest character m I'n iiieut was moulded r
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in the I 1 U dw,flj •Nicaragua and was ImUjui icaa mining engineer, 1 M:u-!iali, for ransom. General Augii.dinn Su lias heon in the lead d i d 11 , u a 11'pbi ted ill o[ ill hiding.
umining work in Morgan, Putnam, fellowmen hut the sphere of service j held from 4:80 to fi p. m., on Tuesnd Brown counties. At the present t*nd the motivation of training in that iduy, May 5th.
ershurg, W. A'a., are the week-end t. up they are working in .Morgandirection depend upon the agencies i +4> + + d- + guests f Mi- Genevieve Daggy. county. that a ume tin rospoiisibility.” 1 PriHcilla (luh .Aleets Monday. . — . j The Modern Princtlla < tub will'
! meet with Mrs. Frank Farmer south 1
REPUBLICAN
Indiana stieet, Monday afternoon 2:80 o’clock.
The members of the Penpekocia' Club entertained their husbands with a dinner at 7 o’clock Friday evening at tlie home of Mr. and Mrs. lumber*
Gardner.
Kid lowing the dinner bridge wi played. Mrs. W. A. Kimber w: high for the women and Mr. Gardner won high honors of the men.
SATURDAY NIGHT, APRIL 28, 1928 [COURT HOUSE} SPEAKERS: U* S, Sen* A* R* Robinson Frederick Schortemeier Secretary Ol State Mrs, Eleanor B, Snodgrass Lady Manager for Sen. lames E. Watson Mrs. Grace B. Urbans State Treasurer AND OTHERS
• DIRECTORS MEET. A meeting of the directors of the Chautauqua, to be held in Greencastle this summer, will he held in the office of Robert H. Stevenson, county agricultural agent, .sometime the middle of next week. The exact date hu.- not as yet been designated, as final word has not been received from the I.oar Independent Chautauqua Company. Word was received Friday afternoon, /hy Stevenson, who is chairman of the directors, from the company stating that a representative would he in the city with a program and the available dates that the elmutauqua can be shown here.
•d” wiih the reception Republican had given him there.
INDI AN \POLLS LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS, April 2s. (UP)— Hog prices -lumped 25 cents on the Indianapolis livestock exchange inday. Receipts totaled 4,000. Holdovers numbered l,13fi. Bulk (100 to 275 lbs. 1 hogs cleared at *1U.40. Cuttle receipts were estimated at 250 and calves receipts at 350. The market closed steady to lower. Beef steers went at $11.50 to $13.50 and vealers cleared at $13.50 to $1-1.50. Heavy calves sold off' at $0,50 to $10. The sheep market closed steady with receipts of 50.
BANQUET ON WEDNESDAY Next Wednesday, May 2 at 7:00 o’clock the Alumni and foimer students of Indiana Univer.-ity in Putnam County wil hold a Foundation Day banquet at Kims Inn. J. W. Kessler of Indianapolis, president of the Boatd nr Trustees of I. U. will lie the speaker. Prof O. H. Williams, Andrew Durham, Romulus Boyd of Kusselville and K. B. Lowery of Cloverdale will also -peak. Ticket.-1 may he secured fioni R. A. Dgg, F. L. Busenheig, or Mrs. F. I,. Busenberg, who con-titutes the com-1 j inittee.
FOR SALE— Jersey cow, good milker. Herman Bridges, Putnamville. 28-Ip.
DOLLAR DA Monday One pair ‘Tine Feathers'’La Pure Silk Hose and Giokt Any Article or arlkies up fo 50c, All For $X.®9 TRESSLARS 518 H VARIETY STORE WEST SIDE OK SOI'Alif
W ATSON TO SPEAK. INDIANAPOLIS, April 28. (UP)— United States Senator James K. Watson today prepared to deliver his principal address in Central Indiana here tonight. A mammoth mass meeting has been planned and delegations were expected from several central Indiana cities. Watson has returned from a four •I D campaign in the Thirteenth district and he announced he was “pleas-
H. M. BENNETT 204 S. College Ave. Chicken Dinner SUNDAY Reasonable Prices
TO THE VOTERS OF PUTNAM COUNTY. As most of you know, I am a candidate for the Republican nomination for sheriff of this county. It I am nominated and elected, my oath of office will he my platform. My aim is strict enforcement of the law; hut, that does not mean an unlair or an unreasonable enforcement. I want to he fail to both the law violator and fair to the law abiding citi z<-n. 1 am sun- my record us deputy sheriff of this county under Leslie Sears, will show that I was fair to both sides, and that fairness is uniform, without consideration of personal feeling nr the dictates of anyone. The citizens may re.-t assured that if 1 am elected the sheriff’s office will lie an office of, and for, the people, and not the tool of any group or faction. The sheriff’s office belongs to the people, and should he their guarantee of law enforcement, therefore, if the mo-t of the people desire to have the laws enforced, and will investigate, and if , n y record in the city court, and in the circuit, does not show that | (|j d enforce the law' against all alike, do not vote for mo hut if my record i s such that you approve of it, I will he very thankful for your support a.* f am sure that if you approve of my record I will have plenty of support. Sincerely, VIRGIL GRIMES. (Paid Political Advertisement)
Cliffs above Hockport, where Uncoil f young man. ■ die ■ N Indiana, Abraham Lincoln first W al)U , c RoiY I. tlon of a woman’s charm. *>u H 1 ll ' ^ ^ ijicoH port, ho wandered with Ann Robey. Y ror j 1 ' (or ill* gained new ambitions and new Fourteen Stairs—30 Cities in the C lf d ^"' ll coin Atcmormh hid inta hou ninw.
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