The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 July 1928 — Page 2

rill': GREEN CASTER DAIRY BANNER, FRIDAY, JULY 13,1928.

TUB daily RAJiNKR I Friends have n reive i word o — Richard, the T6 year old sun of Mr. I ,.rmrt In .h, P«N 0f«M B< Gree.- «nd Mra. LeUwd Stewa t ■•tic Inillniin. ■■ (r. ona Ha— mall polj had been ' - mniter, i ndcr the ■<■1 •! M«rrk *• , appendicitis Sunday night.

Hu Imii riut ion

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Met U StilmvilJt

i’hunt 1 All Social Items To 9. r >. 'Ir-. Knaiier llii'te".

Section Thtee of Church held a picn member- and l uiiih Mr and Mi M evening. Y bountiful ..p. • th< beautiful lawn home. The C'hri-tia tra of Stih -ville fui giving -ivi ral ■ . Mi - Anna Recto on- reading- which

joyed.

Following th<- hu

Mr . R lph U . -t. . the Seri|>turi ■ adi

liam Him od off

her- and guc.-t 1* ft at with pioiuse thank • to ' Rector for h*- i - pit.* Mrs Rector formerly jfv

-I- M- V -j* d- + '|imi-.i heart I on Mil

fie Christian super for their - at the home ot Hector I hursday

iva.s enjoyed on the Rector Church orches--iied the music, ful numbers, ve two huinoiime gleatly elf

Section 1 of the (. hristian C'hui it met Thai day afternoon with Mr.-,. Rosa Knuaet. Mi-. Bruce Knauer had charge of tie program fur the aftei

wiiicii cuii.-i.-ted

Personal And Local News

A ompluint on a note has been 'filed by Farney 15. Wilson against - | William McGaughey and Henry Claj McGaughey. William Sutherlin in the

i attorney for the plaintiff.

Hatold Inman ua- reported j improving at the ospital in Indiana j jiolis. His arm ha not been amputat-

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re,; ding - mcmbei ■ geiieial

erl pr;

dent, gav Mrs. Wi The men

and -ongs. Twenty one answered roll call. After the

outine of business the meet-

ing adjourned to meet with Mi--Heiuy Mai.-hall in Augu-t. During the social hour, the hostess served

delicious reft*shment.-.

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I’elomac Council To Met t.

, ed yet and there i- a strong po.-sibil-

IHe core:.lion of Marshall Snjoer : . that the ar m will be saved.

ci iptur.il ' v bo ha been seriously ill, is reported

being improved, condition of Mi -

The funeral of M . Margaret Hof:

II ^ p.| ^ man wa.- held Friday afternoon at two ... , 1 ,I ' ' . * thirty o'clock From the Bapti-t

who has been ill for some tinm is , . . , ■ •

, ( hutch. S. A. Davie- had charge t

reported as critical. I . , , , ■ .

the services and the burial was m

! White, Quincy, ha- purcha-ed a Forest Hill cemetery.

Dodge Victory Six Deluxe Sedan

from the H. A. Sherrill Co.

id M

Potomac Coun il 2!M will hold -peci'd called nveting in Red M* Hall, Friday night at 7:.;0. All mem her.- please be present. ++++++ Observe ."(hlli Wedding YnmuTsary.

( ay II. X-'iei of ruial route a is i: ng i n-■ w ( bevrolet Coach ioii*. y ti Bi't'rt Saks Company.

Mr Kiteljoige, mother of William Kucher, ha- entered nity hu pital for tieatment.

Mrs. the

A new auto sale- agency is bein'.: opened in Cloverdale, by the B < k Sales Co., of Gii'iicastle, who have the agency of thi territory for Chevrolet cars. The h il gen. > will be under direct charge of W. I. 0'.\< d.

—Cloverdale Graphic.

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. and Ml-. C. O. Tidbott, 1 Hanna St., observed theii 5d ing attniveisary Fn a;, at thi

hnlH'V, - f Vv. ■ nt Mm

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In Kntertain lem Haute:

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od talk tfiv-

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en h\ Mi s M;tr ti» y '»n

( hild Wcl-

and UndV ional W*>ni* !• will »* f *'

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folk . v - \ *‘i; 1 *nthi - ;i.- t

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thi- lit\ Wedn»’> ay, July 25th. The

.structiv** me.-tii - ’a a - p i

rted. Aft-

mfi'tiiiK wiii be :i picnic: nnftinu, and ;

erwanls iidic-hm* it- tti

an^i food

! will fa* held on the: lavs n ot th' 1 l

cake and ice v*-it

served.

| Theta House.

I). J. Rector went to Detroit, Mich., i la t /light and will drive home two Chi t sler cars which he will have

splay tomorrow.

lY. Ik-n Me I i : will attep i the ! mi Va'k Kpworth Institute at Clnitaui|ii Ohio Mr McLean will sp.ak on v * * c t'oeal guidance and will -p.-ak ev ry day during the -t"ion

from July Hi to 22

Mi \ H. No the la-t few day- ' ng I icoti ■ , Mrs. W. A. Salk ilc. and hei aster and brother of S'.ath l.ocu-t -ti.c' ti .s returned to he h ie in VVinamac I mi., Mis Louise . itt. dee a . . i iitd her home to .-pen. a few days.

The rain of la t night stopped ali farm work in Putnam Coun'y. Every farmer who had a coin field was busy thi.- week, g.-tting rid of the weeds which have k' a pace i growth with the corn. Tin e who ha

Grand Opening

Saturday, July 14

OF OUR

LADIES’ READY TO WEAR DEPARTMENT

FKFF SOI VENIRS (.’iven away from 10 A. M. to 2 I\ M. ^ ou Are Invited.

j. H. Pitchford

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M 1 o il Knigh and Mr-. Gi -ice pools this year a- he had last year.

I* (> Hugh. . co red, employe th with the coin. I e who ha Woodall ha,» i- uiod to theii home- Thi* pools were ordered clo-ed b\

it were »li - ist summer after the »t i Gad 1 !>rui>»‘d toni -plained - houlti-the rain which ia-ted from mid-1 \j > jt witi, in t.i, city.

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SATURDAY MARKET

( ' 2C

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. 18c . 20e . 22c

Fresh Pork Hones, lb Beef Brains, 11) Fresh Bologna, home made, lb Fresh Boiling Beef, lb SuKar Cured Bacon Squares, lb. .. Fresh Sausage, lb Small Picnic Hams, Shankless, lb. .

Sutrar Cured Bacon (half or whole), lb.. 22c

Pure Lard, 7 lbs. .

Pasteurized milk, pt., 5c; (jt 10c

Our Beady To Serve Meats:

Boiled Ham, Baked Ham, Pressed Ham, Cooked Corn Beef, Cooked Loaf. Minced

Loaf, Dried Beef, and Frankfurts.

W. H- EITELJORGE

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■ I thi morning about !):15 o’clock, wiiiIc ,t work. Hughe- was working id- , a car. lying on hi- side, when 'ti' .. lipp 1 i off the blocks.

Two machine.-, driven by Lester

iad, driver of the delivery truck ! nomy Store, and Ward ■ :d < ollided northwe.-t of the city a curve near the William Gille.— larm. Both car- were damaged

in the era hut neither Conrad nor

Arnold were hurt to any extent.

I funeiai of Joseph W. Dodd pn -ed wa;. Thursday morning

night thiough thi - "rning stop to all activin- - -o far

work wa- concern'

put a - field

Arthur Wolf, i president of Th

Insurance Association visited a few hours today with Roy Hilli-, District Agent for the State Automobile A -urance A-sociatiuri Mr. Wolf i- thr founder of the State Insurance Association of Indiana, also vice-presi-dent of the Ohio State Insurance, and president of th. Southern Insurano Exchange of Muon . Flu. The St .v Automobile Insui nee A.-soi iation

he l d ^ rom tj 1 ® I conducting a sja .1 drivi « .

\\.>lf Month” d'lring t •• month of

in honor of Mr. Wolf.

Otto Cannon, Renal Farm escape, has been sent to the ( iuuit Court j for trial. Cannon had been sent to

Indianapolis, vice , the Farm from Dark county and in s ate Automobile j making his escape he had hardly got-

ten out -idc of the grounds when he

was apprerended.

torney gt neial ha i directed him to do -o. Gilliom had received complaints from Tone Hautaiis, Church told the pool operator- in ordering them to

close.

at 7:.’J0 o'ck

of hi on William Dodd on thi

R kvilh Road, Saturday morning j j u | v

. In:O0 o i lock. Rev. ('. Howaid I : r will have charge of the funer-

al.

LF \ \ K 11 TO Rl BLIC TERRE HAUTE July 13 (UP)i'rosocutor W ill A. Church ha- decided to let the citizens of this city and the police decide whether baseball pools ci ii operate here. Church aid that Attorney Gi Arthur L. Gillom, of Indiana had not directed hi- attention to the baseball

M M. Wall-, of St. Loui-, is visitii h mthei Ed. Met; AValls for '• 1 ul day-. Mr. Wall- is » former G 1 i-tie man and a veteran of the Filippino . umpaign. He is one of about fiftein survivois who esoap,‘d mas.-acre in 1901 when natives at-Ki-d an -land i amp of a group of American -oldiei-.

i A ME TO INDIAN K) ESCAPE HEAT. FA A.N'SYI 1.1.E, Ind., July 13. (IT) Wn.le all Indiana -weltered in the blaziny sun of the past two weeks, Prof. Louis Winterheimer, arrived hen from Gumaguete, Philippine Islands, to escape the heat. Wi ti rheimer t'Id members cif the St. Lucas Evangelical church at Evansville here, that ho came from the Philippine Islands to escape the in-ten-e beat. He said the sun was so

hot there that the wh • , endure it for more • a .i stretch. The day- are '‘veiy ■ - ft .-or told the Congo g,night- are "very cm •‘H it wasn’t ft i ti he said, “a white pc;.. stend it at ali.” Winterheimi t Amenca, it i- th< attend church in th- I - stead of the older f- ... adults rarely go to of.

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were guests at Ft. \V

plane in which th'-’. North Pole i- on Baer Field, local

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SAVE $30.00 OFFER CLOSES SATURDAY — We will install absolutely bee of charge any Westinghouse Flavor Zone Range which is purchased before

Saturday

Ibis free installation represents

$30. CC

DON’T WAIT ANOTHER DAY to begin enjoying ibe advantages ol Flavor Zone Cooking WABASH VALLEY ELECTRIC CO.

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