The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 August 1928 — Page 2
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THE GREENCASTLE DAILY BANNER, TUESDAY, ALGlbT
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3 Treat many rplativ^s, frimdfi
nfi^hbors.
i At noon a bountiful dinner -erred to which all due justice was
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Ezra Arnold of -Fillmore has a new Ford edan from Kin^, Morrison and
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Plutnc All Social Items To 95.
Triangle < bib Met. The Triangle <lub held
afternoon ice
cream was served and greatly enjoy- oabsirtotiod ed by all. ""*'
Officers were elected for the coming ■ ear and it was planned for the first
Sunday in August, IH'-’fh
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spiegel, Mr*. Allie Simmons of jGreencastle, Mr. and Mr*. Herbert
off!co •* <Jr*e»-| Foster.
, “" M Frank Butterfield of Lexington, Ky. is .-ipendlng Id vacation here with
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Personal And Local News
Born to Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Higgins, Oxford, Ohio, August 5th, a son, John Howard.
^ v " i 11 1 Simmons and family, Mr. and Mrs.
monthly mm mg Monday evening, 0ran Kjwth ani) familyi
with Mi..: Clara Lucile
Mrs. Tom Havins,
Mr. and
Mr. ami Mrs.
Fred Hixson of Attica was a bu: i-
The ( linton anil Madison Home Ec00 -mic < lub will meet with Mrs. O.
M. Thoma , Thursday afternoon, Aug- August fi,
U < rr-dl Conneiley and Coni.bn, outh l ocust tn-et. Maurice Havins and family, Mr. and visitor here Tuesday.
;< 0. M Thoma , ho. te- t After the bu me sc- . ion, tmtia- virs. Herman Havins and family, Rue-; + + -t. + -H> lion ter three n-w member Heavjlw Mr am i Mrs. Cedric
Veteran's Annual I'icnir. held. They were Mi.'.
(lie annual pjenie of the Spanish- Mi. - Mad.ilmc Hoffman and Miss Ma/.merioan War Vefernnr will be hehl 'donna Grimes. Thera were twelve Sunday, September Uith in fiockville members present, with one guest. Afthe Chautauqua grounds. The ter the initiation, delightful refresh- ( rawfonl ville anil Greencastle Vet- ments were served. The meeting on a m‘ Will join in thi ■ affair. A good next month will lie with Mi-s Paul-
1 iogram ha been planned for thi i ,|p -Neier.
Maynard Hunter and Bob Buis returned Friday night from their trip through the west. M. L. Woolworth of Reelsville, has a new Whippet Coach delivered by the Patterson Sales Company.
Roy S. Chri-ty of East Washing-
membt r wa '^’ n ilcavins, Air' ami Mrs. Cedric Jt-.se Person has gone to Camp ton tiect ha: a Pontiac four door Geraldine King, | P) j( . h , ir(1 amJ ’ fami ,y ( vi r . aJ ,d Mrs.' Knox, Ky., for fifteen days. edan old by Stark and Griffith. I-' ter Terry and on, Mrs. Margaret ^ Gaj .j ut , r ha . slivered a new' Mr Frank II. Spurrier of Grand Baldwin, Mr. and Mi Marion vUne)^ tvirv Rush of i Rapid Mich., i visiting her si ters,
Mi . G. W. Bence, and Mrs. Albert
y, and a larg,- crowd of the veti i.an and timir families i e>j,ectei|. •!• -i- •!• 1- A-limb-hire Bunion Sunday. The Iloil: hiii* reunton wa i > held on /■ Sunday at the home of John Hod hire near Manhattan. \ goodly number of ridative- and friend we re pre-ent to do justice to tlie b-.untiful riji.i t which was jcirtal en of at the dinner hour.
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W oman's Kililc Class To Meet.
The Woman's Bible Class of the Haj/ti. t Church will meet with Mrs Bert (Ire s Weilne ulay evening at 7:.'!0 o’clock, 20.1 West Columbin St.
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Tr n ‘nrr fieunion
Th(* annu.il Trr tier it union \vn c hold Sunday at the* hofrif* of Mi c .Miller on Hanna St., in this city.
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ancel Sech- ^ ^
man and family, Mr. ami Mrs. Lon j‘ ot WOiJ, ■
N’ii hoi and son Henry, Mr ami Mis. | c K Priest of Brick Chapel is tak-
Arvel Nichols and family, Mr. and Mi . Me rial Nichols and family, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Nichols and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil N’ichol ami family, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Reeves of
Indianapolis, Martin Nichols and chil- MtCurry.
A very inter< ting program of Those pre cut from a distance were: .■on-.' , rendingi, and talk wa ■ given, Charles King and family of Comnr-
and a he.iutiful tribute to the mem- go, III., Fre* man Cook of Paris, 111., ory of Rev. Charles Hod hire wa (horge Smith and fninih of Hridgewriiten by his wife and rend in a ton, Mr. and Mr . Frank Doty of Atvery impn -ive manner by Theodore wood, III., Mr . I 1 'rank .lone of DeCrawlejr. 'roit, Mr. and Mm. George Miller and The officer for nest year are Clav- James Miller of Rockville, Dr. and ton Ro Hod hire, jire ident. nnd Mr . D. M. Miller of Terre Haute, Mi . Theodore Crawley, secretary. Mr. and Mr George Bushy of BraI I'o |>lnre of meeting i to he th- zil, Paul Skelton and Isaac Skelton Bark in Crav. f< nl-ville on the fir ' ,,f I!raz : l, Will Tresner of Metcalf,
j 111., Mr and Mr George Tresner of
Simd'iy in Augu t, 4. .f. -f- •*- \ croni. 'i ( !nh W ill Meet. Tin- Veronica Club will meet with Mi Henry O’Hair Wednesday afternoon at 2:tin o'clock. The leader will In Mr-;. Fred Braden. •I* *T* *f* 'I* Married At Brazil. Mi Lui Ti .il and Wm. Patter-i-n were united in marriage by Rev. Davidson of Brazil, Did., Aug. <i.
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1 olwe-Wells Nuptiala The marriage of Mrs. (sol Brown Will to Hubert Senbee took place onlay morning at ') o’clock at the
l!< llm re, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hauser if Ibdlmore and Mr. .and Mr*. Framptori Rockhill of Staunton. At noon time dinner was served on the lawn of th home. Thi re were about ixty pre ent. and a delightful
day was spent.
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jire-.iih nl Sundu;. at a reunion of the ilauck, Kuinjif, Keller and Kll familie which was held at Forest Park in Brazil Sunday. There were two hundred niemln 1 of the four families
Chri ti iii Church jur onnge with the 111 utteridaiu c ind they all a -enilded Rev. B. H « aud ... have ''one on a - liort wedding trip. program was given. Miss Laura Both are well km wn in Greencaf ■ 11 1 ' n > 11 1 "" •' ll " 1 a Ml . Senbee is an operator at tin All ’*‘ rt ll;,utk ttave an original jsiem. h-cal exchange and Mr. Scobee i a I After the program and the liusiness liy trade. | .es-ion wliich followed the meeting
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*!• •!* -I- -I- -!• Bridge Party For Guest. Mi V>-nn Latin of Water Valley, by, will lie gui t of honor Wednesd r aftorn on at a liridge jiarty to l» given iiy Mt . Harold Talbott, at her home at 012 Andei on St. Mi I atta i tile hou e gm- t of Mr . Talbott.
W eliding Xnnounrements Rereivcd. Relative and friends in this city aie in receipt uf announcement of tin marriage, July IStli of Miss Dm rit \drle Lane to Le lie L. Lawrence, Jr., of New York City. Mi bane i the dnughtei of Mr. and Mrs. Tillman O. bane of Queen's Village, Y., and both he and tier parent: are will known in thi city where they formerly lived, and have visited inee taking up tlyir re idenre in New York.
adjourned to the park where a sumptuous dinner was enjoyed. 'ITie rest of the afternoon w.i pent in renewing acquaintances and in a general : ood time. The e frnm Greencastle who attended were: Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hniirk, Laura Houck. John Ilauck, Hugh Ilauck and Russell Ilauck and Mi Helen King and Mi < Mary
Louise Tliroop.
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Nichols Family Reunion.
Sunday, Augu t 5 was the seventh annual reunion of the Nichols family held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nichols as it was their eightyi'th and eighty-seventh anniversary ro |w ( lively. On November 7, Mr. and Mr-. Nichol will celebrate their ixty-fourth wedding anniversary. All of their children ( ix) were jire-ent, cventeen grand children and thirty-nne great grand children with
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STOCK REDUCING SALE 7511 VICTOR RECORDS AT REDUCED PRICES
Former 7r>c records, 3 for .$1. Those prices only good while stock lasts. First and last time these records can lie offered at this price.
J. E. CASH MUSIC SHOP
Formerly CARTWRIGHT’S MUSIC SHOP
dren, Mr. und Mrs. Clarence Pritchett and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Purdue of Muncie, Mr. ami Mrs. Kddie W.ilker of Muncie, Bruce McVicker. of Muncie, Mr-. Maria Belk and children of Brazil, Mr. and Mr*. John Clark of Fillmore, Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Nichols and grand-daugh-ter, Mi** Burdelj Wi-e, Miss Virginia McCoy, Lawrence Wilson, Thelma Pence of Indianapolis, Kdmon Nicely, Mrs. Etta Ikamire, Mr. and Mrs. Ethridge Buis. A group picture was taken by Mr. Brown of Danville.
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To Meet ihurMlay. The Mt. Olive Missionary Society will meet with Mrs. Shultz, Thursday, August 9, at 2:'i0 o'clock.
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Birthday Party At Allendale. Through the cordial hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Allen a delightful neighborhood birthday party was held Monday evening at Allendale Spring.-, one of the most delightful outing resorts around the city. August is the anniversary month of Mrs. Orson Shirley, Mrs. Andrew Sweeney, Mrs. Robert Sweeney, Vernon Shirley, Algan Moore ami Emmett Greene, and these people with th'ir families and friends enjoyed a m< t bountiful supper at fi:10 o’clock to which all did ample justice. Seats were then arranged around a large camp-fire and the remainder of the evening was spent in reminiscing, singing, and story telling. It was decided at this time to make this event annual and officers were elected for the coming year. The party adjourned at a late hour all made happy by the evening sjient togi tiier. Those present were: Mr. and Mi Orson Shirley, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Alien and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sweeney, Miss Lydia Craven--, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sweeney and son, Mr. and Mrs. Algan Moore and oil , Mrs. Katherine Steeg, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Shirley und daugh-t-T, and Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Greene.
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Monday ( luh Meets. I he August meeting of the Monday ( luh was held with Mrs. Oscar Sallu. t, -outh of the city. Fifteen members were jire-ent. Roll call was answered with vacation experiences. There was a round table discussion ■ f housekeeping of today and yesterdcy. After a pleasant social houi refri hments were served. The September meeting will tie with Mrs.
Harvey Owens.
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About one hundred and fifty reia- === tiw and friends gathered at the gg clove of P. B. Hutcheson for the js -th annual reunion of the Hutcheson
Hi! family,
j|!|! After a bountiful dinner a program EE 1 of music, recitations, ami talk* were gj Riven by Rev. Bruner and Dr W. R S~! Hutciie-on. Dr. Hutcheson talked on Sill'' triji abroad which was very inHg tcresting and educational. HE' lie following officers were elected g'tor the coming year: Hence Flaggy, 3^jPri .; France* Hutcheson, Vice Pre*.; Igb.iii-I Mrs. Ed. Hutcheson, sec’y-treas. —j-! Refreshments of ice cream wns jggi served. All departed at a late hour =5 hoping to meet again at the same I place the first Sunday in August, j Those from a distance were, Miss | Violet Butler of St. larurs, Mo.; Mr. mid Mrs. L, 11. Kinney arid family of Williamsport, Ind.; Mr*. Nellie j Hutcheson and son Dudley of India- ] nnpolis, Mr. and Mrs. Walter King ■•ind family of Indiumqxilis, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Irwin und family of Ben j Davis, .Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Suther- | lin and family and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sutton, all of Clay City. INDIAN A POLLS LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 7. (UP) — jlhe hog market closed steady to 10 cents lower at the Indianapolis liveUx k exchange today. Bulk (150 to 276 lbs.) hogs cleared the pen* at |$11.50 to $11.85. Receipts were estimated at 7.(MM). The cattle market was steady on | receipt 0 f 1,000 head. Steer* ' sold for $1.1.50 to $10. Calves receipts mimliered Mifl a i,d the market was stead) to strong. Vealers brought $10.60 to $18 and heavy calves $7 to
$1! 00.
Sheep receipts numbered 1,700. VI
ing his vacation from the Franklin
Street Garage.
Miss Ellen Ellsbcrry of Lafayette is hue visiting M.*s Sarah France
Daggy.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Reeves left today for Peto. ky, Mich., and other lake points where they will spend several weeks.
Mis* Ethel Hunter is spending the week iii Lebanon visiting her cousin, Miss Pauline Reilly.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bunten an i Mr. and Mrs. William Priest spent the week-end in Brown County.
Dorothy Iranian has returned to her home in Brazil alter visiting with friends and relatives in Greencastle.
Amos We lulling of RoachMale i: driving a Ford coujie which he purchased from Leslie Warner of Ladoga.
Miss Ola Tilley and niece, of Houston, Texas, are visiting here with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Owen* and other relative*.
Fred Thomas is still confined to his home on Hanna St., by illness. He has been ill for the past three weeks.
extended visit in this city with her son, Paul Black and wife on Elm St., and with other relatives and friends.
Frank Blalock underwent an operation at the County Hosjdtal thi morning for appendicitis. Dr. Shis of Indianapolis assi ted by Dr. McGaughey performed the operation.
Mr . Rachel Crawley, an elderly lauy who re ides on state road 43, fell and broke her left arm at the wrist on Tue day. Mr . Ina Lockwood of Ln* Angeles, Califorrtia, i here visiting Mr. and \l . Georee Drowning of east Waliiid treet and other friends and relatives in this city. Mi: Marian Gavit of I.aGrange, and Do roe Gavit of Grand Rapids, Mich., are the guests of Mr. and Mi O. T. Higgins. They were former residents of this city. Mr. and Mr . Noble Hyland and family of Brownsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Alto Kirtley, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Kiitley, and daughter of l.izton, Mr. : ml Mr*. Clyde Newell and daughter of Indianapoli , Mr. and Mrs. Earl Taney and sons, of Balnbridge, Mr. .-nd Mrs. Harry Toney and family, Me. and Mrs. W. E. Brown and di lighters, -pent Sunday with Mr. and Mr . James Hyland and family of Brunswick, Ind., Boom' county.
Hot weather helps for
Cotton sleeveless shirts, silk andu, ,*1 less shirts, Johnson baby |)o\y<k r . '» tile soa|), Q tips for baby's ball, i,,' ,7 socks, Vanta Sun Suits, Emniek i
lows of white sateen.
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THE QUALITY SllOfJ- H. PITCHFOUD ■ *
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sweet are at home from a wedding trip in the East. Mrs. Sweet was formerly Mi * Mary Henry. Mr Sweet is a popular salesman at the Mullins drug tore.
SERVICES TONIGHT
There will be services tonight at 7:20 o’clock at the First Pentecost rescue Mi ion on Ohio street.
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DEALERS wanted for Diamond T
Mrs. Lucy Bluik has returned to t Radio . Liberal discount. Caldwell her home in New York City after an Supidy Company, 2.10-35 Century
Dr. and Mrs. Harold V. Wadsworth of Chicago, John Hamilton and daughter and ( harles Peregrine „( Plymouth who have been the guests ot Mr. and Mr J. T. Farrow have returned home.
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THE CAMPAIGN LOG (By United Press) Governor Smith at Albany ronfer-
record by William Allen White, th nil Kansas editor. 7 Secretary of War Dwight Davi Wt'ii -in ’p 1 told Herbert Hoover that lie thought <•: 1
the presidential race this fall would ti"ht in ti,- vt fl
be a fight, but that there would be .ein'i;
a Republican victory. ■ \ igorous opposition marked the at- 73 tempt to have the American Fedci ’•!. ?|'.N"
ation of Labor meeting at Atlantic ■ " l '' vr. City, indorse Governor Smith. None- 1 •.>’
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Dorothy Oakes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Oakes underwent an operation at the County Hospital on Tuesday morning. Dr. Sluss of Indianapolis assisted by Dr. McGaughey performed the operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peek and Mr-. G. L. Newhy motored to tin city Sunday from iniiinn.-ipolis and spent the day with Mr . George White. Mr*. Newby stayed over for a few days vi-it before returning to her home.
PLAN TO ATTEND
FREE
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
EVERY WOMAN
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Mrs. Wilfred Deweese of Fillmore an.I Glenn Maik of near Mt. Meridian had a eollision Monday morning north of Mt. .Meridian and damaged both cars to mi me extent lint the Deweese cur was in the worst condition. Nobody was hurt.
Mr. and Mr*. J. F. Willis and daughter of Bain bridge, Ga., who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. ! K. Hughes ami family left Monday ; for their home They were accompanied home hr Gilbert Hughes who will spend a nmnth there.
POINTS COVERED IN LECTURES
1. Preparing frozen Desserts electric-
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Z Removing obstinate stains from the finest fabrics
Modern Home Laundrying.
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Two Ford roadsters, one going north on Jackson street and the other | west on Walnut, figured in a colli inn 1 at the Commercial Hotel corner, Mon- i day morning. () n e car had two tire ; burst, radiate- damaged, fenders 1 bent, and hem lights stna bed. The other escaped *,jth badly bent front 1 fenders. Neither driver was injured. Kd. C. Hamlton nnd G. E. Black attended the neeting of the Clay 1 ounty Histnrral society at Brazil. Monday eveniig, in connection with the effort whiih is lieing made by Dial society to secure the erection of a monument . n the National road marking the pent where that road i intersected by the Ten O’clock Indian boundary line. The two Greencastle men wre made honorary members of tie Clay county organization.
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EDUCATIONAL-™,
TRFAT women this community IIxILAl have had to hear the latest developments and most scientific methods of home making from such authoritative sources. Come and learn the latest practices and time saving pointers.
Drivers of th wagons carrying dirt from the exevation for the new Mfthodist ('hi-ch were reprimanded by Marshal Dr/e Braden for not hav'"K the Ire,Is i, their wagons fitting tight enough. All over town this dirt has been droped on the streets and lost night th‘ street department 'tarted washig and cleaning some of them. Acmxling to Braden the gfeatest part uf this dirt and dust on the street < avoidable and should not be allows to drop from the >*agon».
r’YprpT Competent Home Eeonomists will explain — and
DEMONSTRATORS?' 1 ™ by aetual
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lions -How to save time and eliminate entirely the oih drudgery of housekeeping. ea EVERY WOMAN-Sa^nSTSi? *
IWVITrn ^ ors ' sure to come! The demons!ra’ 01 ' j,, t Hi V11LU ^-i^i to remove obstinate stains 1 rom ant"
laundry pieces—Bring them along.
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