The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 June 1928 — Page 3
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(THE GEEENCASTBE OSIST. BSJWER THURSDAY. JUNE 7,1928.
Page Three,
iSSIFIED ADS
For Sale—
| sA LE —5 sows and pigs. Geo I west near Butler : ■ House on paved road. 6-3p SA LE- Artistic bureau, mir- ' v 'j-li -tand for 85.00. Phone
0-2p.
SALE- Eleven Duroc shoats. all phone Rural 25, or 327 -mington St. 6-2p.
FOR RENT:—8 room meriom dwelling, also Landes Apartments. Lucas and Gautier. i-n 9t.
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FOR RENT:—Two or three furnish
ed rooms, kitchenette and bath. Good De i ta Theta Tau
J All members of the Delta Theta Tau sorority are requested to meet tonight at 7:30 o’clock in the Phi
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location. Phone 596.
FOR RENT—Modern apartment, ft rooms and bath, front and back porch and stairs, with gas piped in. 202
So. Locust St., Phone 313.
FOR RENT~2 or 3 rooms, with Lat'n and porch, ga.s piped in. Phone 318. 7-2t.
—Wanted—
W.vNTED— Several neat appear-
1V , ble , picture frames, and I ifl ^’■•encastle and sur- : . „ the Delta Tau house.! ,0J, » d < n f ,owns fo »' post turn Wesley-
in the business world. Full or part •ime applicants will be considered. Introduce Rosemaid dresses and lingerie. Steady position, earnings $20 to $50 weekly. Address, Rosemaid Company, Galion, Ohio. 7-6p.
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I , ; ,t the Delta Tau house, i. all d.i> 'i hiu lay I tin l hai les Palme .
6 3t.
aLL - Nine room, strictly , ,me; shrubbery, orchard,
liuit; barn, garage; 1 acre
luii’e reasonable. Terms. 1 block West Monun. Williams. 6-3t., ll-3t.,
21-3t., 25-3t.
|SALE My home at 7 Olive nimlein seven rooms, hot lt.it, large yard, fruit. Cash lienK Prof. L. E. Mitchell. *42-1.. . 5-3t.
I SALE—Pony $35, [ Mt. Meridian.
Samuel 5-3p.
I.SALE Good city property, Tj:, Phone 538-L. 5-3t
|S\I.I. ,‘i burnei-, Ker-tvii , y;i oline Stove. Phone 140-1. 7-2t AIK Greencastle Hotel | .> i i.OO on payments, term lj . Will pay for itself in 1 ■ . • big -tau ment I true. Consider the location opportunity. A. R. Hurst, | i an. St., Indianapolis 7-lQt
—Lost— LOST:—On Anderson St., Fiiday, Strand of Pearls. Phone 651-Y.
. *• 7-lp.
—M iscellaneous—
IBAI.E:— Frying chickens, lb. Phone 519-L. Cecil 7-3p. IaI.K: Dresser with mirror Jiiicl!''- $5.00; Ten adjustable reen $1.75. Telephone 606-7-Ip.
For Kent—
FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE! We have REDUCED PRICES on husky, PURE-BRKl), BABY CHICKS fn.ni flocks CULLED AND MATED FOR PRODUCTION and RI.OODTESTE1) by a QUALIFIED VETERINARIAN. These are the same HIGH QUALITY chicks which have been .’iving such SPLENDID SATISFACTION to our customers for FIVE YEARS. Monday, June 11, will he our last hatch for the season and th“-ii good chicks will sell at the following exceptionally low prices: 100 chicks for $10.00; 50 for $5.50 and 25 for $3.00. Older chicks at correspondingly low prices— Greencastle Hatchery, Phones: 525-L, 363-L.
5-4t.
IN MEMORY
In memory of Joseph C. Hare, died
June 7, 1915.
, Lovely month of June, to us the saddest of the year. For this is the month we lost you
Father dear.
There will never be another so sweet and good and true. And each day, time draws nearer when we shall come to you. Sadly missed by loving wife, daugh
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7-2t ( Marriages Announced. .. Announcement of the marriage of Albert Gorham of Greencastle and Alberta ElHott of Fillmore has been made. The marriage took place in Paris, 111., and of Leonard Newman of Greencastle and Evelyn Jane Miller ol Fillmore, which also took plaqp
at Paris.
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Powers Nuptials.
Friends in this city are in receipt of announcements of the recent marriage of T. Perry Wesley, to Miss Aline Powers, which took place Saturday afternoon June 2nd at 2:00 o’clock at the First Baptist Church in Owensboro, Ky. The Rev. R. E.
Humphreys officiated.
The bride is a member of the Life Certificate Class of 1928 of the Western Teachers’ College of Bowling Green, Ky. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Powers of near'
Owensboro, Ky.
Mr. Wesley is a former Greencas. tie boy, attended and graduated from the local high school, where he carried honors. He graduated with the class of 1925. During his junior year he was editor-in-chief of his high school paper. He is also a former reporter on the Banner. Mr. Wesley, lias been, since fie left Greencastle, on the editorial staff of the Louisville Courier-Journal and was Sports editor of the TiniesJournal of Bowling Green, Ky. He is now connected with the drafting | department of The Southern Cut Stone Company of Bowling Green, |
Kentucky.
The young couple plan to makr their home in BowEng Green, Ky They have the best wi. lie oi friends in this city. •K •!* T- -i- -1- + O. E. S. Has Memorial. The Greencastle Chapter O. E. S. met in regular session Wednesday evening at the temple. The rooms were very tastefully decorated in spring flowers for the beautiful memorial service which was a part of the program for the evening. Mrs. Joe B. Crosby sang two numbers in connection with the memorial service. Guests from other chapters present were: Mr. and Mrs. Frew of the Independent, Kansas chapter, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tustison of the Morton Chanter and-Miss Johnson of Indianapolis, n nurse at the Putnam
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County hospital. After the program refreshment^ were served and a deln'htful ..ial
hour enjoyed. ■f* + + + + +
Bible Club To Picnic. The Woman’s Bible Club of the Methodist Church will have a picnic Fritlay afternoon with Mrs. Krehl at the Allison Home, we.-t of the city. Members and guests are asked to gather at 4:00 o’clock, bringing one dish of food, sandwiches and table service. Suppers will be served about
5:30 o’clock. •h •!• + + <• *>
Crescent Club Meets. The Crescent Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. C. B. O’Briei All members-respirr-ded-to roll call with June poems. Mrs. J. A. Throop gave a paper on “The Month of June.’’ Mrs. Otis Browning gave a history of the duh. The Crescent Club is the second oldest club in Greencastle. Mrs. I.ouis Koo ler of Indianapolis was a guest.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. |{. Krehl have ieturned from Oak Park, 111., where they attended the Wedding of Miss Ethelyn Honeywell to Rev. Leslie J. Tuck of Monte Vista, Colorado. Miss Honeywell i- the .laughter ot Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Honeywell. They have visited in Greencastle many times and will be remembered by the many friends they have made in the city. Mrs. Honeywell was the guest of .\{rs. Krehl here this last spring. The young couple were united in mairiage at the home of the bride', parents by the Rev. I. H. Honeywell i^d by her brother, Rev. Ray JJoney-
well.
On the trip Mrs. Krehl took with hfr, Miss Kona Rogers from the home to Western Springs, Illinois, where she will spend the sunim-r with relatives. +++++♦ Married In Greencastle. Mr. and Mr*. James Cornett announce the marriage of their son, Walter Franklin Cornett and Miss Mary Ethel Thompson which wasolemnized op Saturday afternoon, | June 2, ip Greencastle at the Bapti-t parsonage with the pastor of the | Baptist Church officiating. , + + + •:• -r + * Wedding Announced. Mr. and Mrs. Milo West announce the marriage of their daughter Edna ! Elizabeth to Harold M. Coffman of Chicago. They were married Jui • at the ColUngwood Avenue Presbyterian Church at Toledo, Ohio. Mrs. Coffman is a graduate of tin
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ireencastle High School and DePauw University. She is a member of the ( Duzf-r Du, Tri Belt and Tri Kappa .rganizations. She taught mathe- 1 matics in the Clinton High school. . Harold Coffman is a graduate of DePauw and is a member <d the Delta U fraternity. He is an accountant for the American Can Company in ' Chicago. They will make tic ir home at 6217 Blackstonc Ave., Chicago.
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Bottle, .$1.49 ^
SATURDAY SPECIAL
0 12 Qt. Dairy Pails
TRESSLAR’S 5-10 & VARIETY STORE a West Side Square—Phone 104.
Wax Paper
Sherbets (loblets
Roll 10c ^ —
10c Each I
PHONE 15.
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