The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 August 1928 — Page 2

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THE GJl' S”. LE DAILY BANN^K, FRIDAY, ALGLST 17, 192S. * ^

ECONOMY STORE Ui; DKLIVER, W E DIXIVER

I]nning our seventh year in business we viil deliver free any reasonable purchase ot oc< ries and meats. HI 1 ^ iv SHALL ADHERE TO OUR PRESENT STANDA HIGH QUALITY AND Id )\\ r I’RK'KS.

Xiff I 11/

1'iiiniiim Bacon

45c

Swift's Premium Hams Whole

will I :ii Hn-akfast Bacon II). roll

>•» »» .>.)C

Boiling Beef Lb.

Hiff- Pie I lc,l Pori;

Beef Steak

Lb. .

31c

12'4c

25c

R \ \%KP.

Entered In the rnmtle, Indlenn, luntter, L tun r t 1H7U. .SubNerlpfiion r ¥T**«*k.

• e nt fireenmit rlnmm ntHM • • Mitr<*h 3.

Mrs. Allie Fnen i Allen is «sit- ■ ,n Indianapolis with friends. Mr: . Muriel Wright left the eonn- ,, pnal fur her home on Friday.

Mm. Elizabeth Curran returned front the Putnam county hoa-

Personal And

home

i Ml on Friday, i F. Mathes has opened up

News

■ (|ue ana u^e

furniture store at

W-’. A. Mur dinna, on a 1 tornoon. W. R. Heal Hudson coui)

Elnora, InFriday af-

a new II. A.

17 W. F’ranklin street.

!i Elizabeth Ward returned to I her work at the Post Office Friday

morning after a vacation.

The Indiana 0 xicH of Christian I n n, holding it annual sessions at . I of . h the .ate Rev. D. L. Vandamer • ■ ratafy, held n inoiial serviu- in his honor this

VICTOR RECORDS 3for$l

Package of Needles FREE

11 lo hotlh*

l ine (iranulated Sugar 1(1 lbs

$1.00

WE DELIVFR

25c p * (; or r,ukc WhUe 38c /•/r Super Suda-suds in a t }^ / , OUC fla^h, ! for -Ot-

\T LAST IT HAS ARRIVED DELUXE ( (()ne full pound with one genuine imported ( IT AND SAUCER for only. .51c (Hir Rig Special ( offee still only 35c Battleship Coffee, per lb 46c \\T DELIVER WE DELIVER :!<l\Il-l! inner tubes lire Patch 01 ,ml> J/Ol 2 for 1L (QUALITY SKKVICF. PRICE

\\ FK I F \ V MED

ITS \ I K,HUM, ! AY11IA

,T»I.

li.

Hend

Finani : :.l direcitic National Com* diteder of the rict, representing Vigo, Vermillion, irk-, ami Ptittia'o,

PORT ( UP)- ( Arthur, head of

MITHUR, Tex. Aug. I d. t II. Fitzgerald f Po ei-i atlj elected depaitni' i the \ ( tei'an- of hoi/ l

. Iieniil.

He nadino

ft-moon at 3:30.

Mi -

Vn action to i|uiet title lias been

Ward have trip to FI 1

a vacation

1 in the cb ■ office by Walter dutt and Ro-e Sublett against

Mr. and Mi

; Tihart and

Fowin Heath et al. Charles Mc-

chil- ren of 1 nd Mrs. J. i:

’ np: Mr.

C aughey is the attorney for the plaintiff.

Mi-s Elinu

‘ f \V '-hington

Next Sunday the annual, all day,

D. C. i in t

• her par-

mecoming picinic of the old Reels-

cuts, Doctor

driven

chool wil be held in the M. FT

Four new 1

urcli at Reelsville. All old stud-

through t o:

iy to the lo-

aie invite,1 to attend and bring

c.d Pontiac ai

. i i ' caler •,

Well filled baskets.

Stark an 1 Gi The right 1

of a Ford

h u-iy Allan, uing business under

V. Judy 0;

n me of Al a Lumber Company,

touring own, -

ided a .suit f"i a forclosure of a

iur;l route accident on T

ii'.cfoci in an

11 against Cliford F. Prie-t and

ie O. Prie-t. Charles McGaug-

Charles C.

a ( . Calient!

ihe att-iney for the plaintiff.

Jr., whied

1! gli Point Oil Company versus

one hundred

Charle Me-

Thonia F. Rundel i- the title of a

Oaughey is U tiff.

lon the plain

/ii plaint on a note filed in the ciruit Court. The suit asks for a

Apli< <

of admini>-

igeinent of me hundred and ten

ti nt ion wen

laorning in

/ and Ch les McGaughey i«

the e ate -

Hi ,

In attorney i -r the (ilaintiff.

the

Pho

OF.

Col->l-2i)

war , ha fought in eve' y war United Stall has participated since 1X0X. The family has ha hand in every one of I nch Sam’ -iiaps since 1X21) and now Col. Fit/ re: aids on is going to Annapoli t< enter the U. S. Naval Aca emy.

Put

larried

Ih v. E. S. -duimaker of Indianapol will he in charge of the funeral • vice* of Melvin Reeves, who died, I ui day morning. The funeral will held Satui ay afternoon at 2:;{0 Y < k from t Mt. Pleasant church ■ h interment n the cemetery there.

J. E. CASH MUSIC SHOP

Prof, and Mrs. Howard J. Barnum and son left Friday for Fort Ann, New York for a visit there.

BRUNERSTOWN PICNIC HELD ON THURSDAY

CHILDREN’S NEW Spffiii

Pull kr ]

. m

1 . 1 %.: plaids in either^ green, ;

,)0c ^\>C

Threeq ^ len &th or Plain ^ tops—si z ^ ")0c pair.

assov

silk half' plain colo" tiny folk :

THE QUALITY SHtt

J. H. ITK HFORl)

(Continued from page 1

I»esl Fine

(iranu-

c f 13

latcd

10 Poum

V NIL*

J ill

Cerfo

JELLS J ELIA S oz. bottlf*

25c

Soap

i ii

CREAM-OIL

4125c

READ

ONE POI LOAF \K\P!M D I I \ K Xc V A1 I

MARSHMALLOWS JARS

79c

29c V;i>I'ounc

M/i

A I- id R/ , ter was reported to Mar di Dave Braden. The belonged m man by the name Hero and was taken from the . in of Wa ■ it and College aveni ar w ready to run as thf .ink was lull and the key had left ill the car. The car was n about ten o’clock Thursday night.

Court for a decision. Before it was finaily settled, Mr. Golden was (deeded representative to the State Legis-

lature of Indiana.

The court decision was favorable to the office and L. A. StockweU, of Cloverdale, was elected for three terms of two years each. L. E. Smedley, of Greeacastle, served eight years,

as did F. M. Lyon, of Washington Newgent-

townshi|). Next in order came Sam-i

uel A. Harris, a former pupil and Miss Goldie Newgent and Ro * teacher, of this school who served | Uunyan both of this city, were united six years. Ihen Oscar Thomas, both „ marriage Thursday, August loth a: ^ ^ «•;--*«-) was followed by L. G. Wright, who "lony was performed by the Rev. died in oil ice during his seventh year, Bert I). Heck, former pastor of tin

Phone All Social Items To 95,

Runy a n Nuptials.

Thiec Purdi, University men were i'i te he in cencastle late Friday / moon an/ with Mayor McGaugh' . go over ih( grounds for the new R. 1 be Park. It wa thought that |>er1 P- they « id have some valuable ii-extion to make concerning

and was succeeded by Frank Wallace, who served until 192.'5 and then resigned to take a more lucrative po-i-tion with a leading book concern in a neighboring state. Then last, but not least eumes John C. Vermillion, of Clinton township, the present in-

cumbent.

I must tell you about the old school building which was located

here many years ago.

You may guess that after the election conducted by Mr. John Gillmore old Brunerstown was not found lagging in educational matters. In 1854 this present school ground was deed-

High School bwThe morning ^ to the preparatb under the iirnj t'ully ami Mp. demonstrating le of the nutrition University. Tw

served.

(I neria vi Babcock lias f.ie.l a suit m iivm • from Paul Babcock. The "inplainl barges croel and inhuman e Ament oid states that they were iiried iii September of PJ27 and ted ill December of the same year I complaint also asks for alimony oil the ic toration of the plaintiff 1 ' ■ den name. James and Aliev are tch |

attorney for the plaintiff.

SmUt-Gregor, well

known Ru ian Composer, will be the gtie-t rganist at The Presby1 ian < lunch Sunday, and will pre1 e at • organ during the morn-

ing -civic privilege

Locust St., Church of this city. Mrs. Runyan has been a teacher

in the Greeacastle School* for sev- W .rai: ' eral year.* and Mr. Runyan is em- ^' l a,i f ployed as assistant County Survey- l ;, .ll Call-lrJ! 1 or. i f, 'Mue Location, j.; After a wedding trip to the Great Tredoir.irah.’j 1 Lakes anil other Northern points U1 Aic Twelve t* Mr. and Mis. Runyan will b(‘ a*. Her: a Ja . i home in this city. Well Kufn (i|

.j. 4. .j. 4.4. Howard Hos etu,

Aiuuversap-y Picnic Supper. General Pain,

liver. •

rd to Madison township bv the Hud- * L rescent Rebekah Lodge v \|.ic-La' c son Gaskill family, gratis, that is, j celebrate its 17th anniversary will as long as it was used for school a picnic supper at the home of M A s|^v'a! f** purposes but at any time thereafter Mark Kector in stilosville Saturnav I., -a Greg-

it t hi* sit<* not us«*o ;is <lt*siL r -

nated it was to revert to the original ufternoon. AH Rebekahs and the I unhi -c tract, now owned by your neighbor, | families are invited. Bring any’Y.'.g

you wish, and table service. There ^ • n-i ten r-y

room

in front of the present .structure' [ *Pa ci OUs lawn for a good crowd.

The door in th* center to the east, d--i* +-!•

was without a transom. There were i Those pre-ent were: Misses End .study C three small wimiows on the north and Lane, Ina and Eva Cox, Margurat v.-r\ uti-n- ",

A,2 X ^,'. r !!w r ! W'ells, Alpha Robinson, Margaret ,,( th« g -

Atkinson, Harriet Kelly, Ernestine iIumyw.i'. M.isten, Mary Emily Garriett, Peggy |. •■

Davis, Irene Owens, Madeline Poilum, Norma I.<‘e Hill, Mrs. Maxine Owens and Mrs. Charles Rector,

+ + + + •{. ■*■

Reed Reunion Sunday.

Crews, x

The annual Reed Reunion will be |,.,vur: held Sunday, August DJth at the cHh-it," home of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Keyt seven miles north west of Greencas- 'lims O*® tie. AH relatives aie invited to be

present.

'I* *1* *4* *** V *1* Miss Perkins Accepts Position.

.. James Rotan.

I ' provements to this land att^ndiHu Yf ^Od^out^lifteen feet [ ; ru0TTI , ut ^ he on 'Tt amps itafi

whieh wa recently given to the city

tin a park.

three on the south. If

ever had a coat of paint it was gone a long time before 1 began to remember. The walls aud ceiling were of poplar boards about eight inches wide and painted a dingy maroom. The blackboard covered most of the west side and was made of the rough-

est planks imaginable.

And seats! Well, the picnic variety. Possibly two had desks and were used by the “big scholars." The remainder of us urchins sat on long benches, and as l recall it, they bore evidence of much rough usage from jack-knives and kindred weapons. The present building was first occupied October ?‘t, 1879. Dick Webb was the teacher. Plastered walls! A new black-

at 10:40. An unusual j board all across the west side with a afforded the people of (varnished frame. Brand new desks

tin :y hear this distinguished gentleman who is available through 1 courte y of Prof. Gustave O. \ilt, tie hurch oiganist. Mrs. II M. K1 alibi will be the soloist for

of worship. The Pastor

feturi .1 from bis vacation and

will hi in Uie pulpit.

with room for two. and a seat that

1 TV ■ j dieir dit*

I Sand),

would turn up. A place for our hooks I * . , , , •md all nor own Whnt nn „nn.„„l t0 " h; *' «<'cepted

Mi-s Maria Olus Perkin of Mur

and all our own. What nn unusual j Mi,s al ' cl ‘T M!a a a » ^enluxurv. I recall that bright autumn erul P secretary of the Young VV«>-

I»a!I Mason (Juarls, Doz.

Lints

73c

Pabst Hop Flavors 2 1-2 lb. Can

iild

■o'l 1

€

CHEESE

Kraft Full Cream, lb.

tV vW

CANDY BARS or CHEWING GUM

£ac%

:4S>

QUALITY ■MEAT MARKET

Jchn A. Abel

KEYING CHICKENS Home BAKED HAM Pork Lamb Beef Veal FANCY BACONS

Swifts Dependable fresh ( Oatmeal Cookies

Miller Hart Wilson’s BREAD Rolls Fruit Bars

Recan Roll MALTED MILK (HACKERS

RHONE 42 WE DEUVER

morning, how we all hastened to school to get out new seat assignments. We faced the south and my place was nn the first row just west of the stove well on in front by the middle window. Billv Duree was my buddy. 1 think it must have been on that dav that 1 decided to become a school teacher. Things were so interesting. and so new. f must relate one other incident that happened on that particular day. The new wood stove was hot. and oh my, how it did roar. So loud that the teacher sent Grant Goddard out to see if the house were on fire twice before the fir*t recess. Each time he c-arae back, he reported “all well.” Grant was the new janitor. He did nil the sweeping, carried in some of the wood and built the fires each morning for the enormous price of four cents each day. Of course he had the honor of carrying the key to the new building as part pay. So much for that part of my story. Now I hope I am not trespassing on good nature if I take up the teaching force, beginning after Indiana had been declared winner in having the best school system in the United States at the Centennial at Philadel-

phia in 187G.

Joseph Gregg was my first instructor. School opened Monday morning, October 1st, 1877. I recall that day as well as if it had been only yes- j terday as we came into Granny Gas-1 kill's orchard just in time to see the ! new master enter the door with a | chair in one ham! and a bell in the ! other. I carried ray new book, a speller, my only assignment for the year. I must learn my letters first and then 1 spell that column “ha,” “ba ” “hi,” | etc. You recall it, I see, that is some ' of you whose hair is covered with j the snow that never melts. R. T. Webb was here the next two j terms. He came because he was a 1 hoy-tamer, and some of you girls may recall how hard he could whip too. I By the way. he was killed in an auto accident a few years ago while on a pleasure trip in California. Isom Wright, the best penman of that dav, j ivune for one year and then F. !,. Moore was hen- four years, and he (Continued from page 1)

man’s Christian Association. The appointment came through the National Board of New York City for Sept1st at Anderson, Ind. Miss Perkins is a graduate of National Bible School of De^ Moines, Iowa, and holds an A. B. degree from DePauw Univeisity. Mor the last two years she has taught in the Fillmore High School.

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Home Economics ( luhs Meets

The Buinbridge Home Economics Club held an all day meeting at the

TV Fiii® s |

of the CV.ffl- 'A Thursday 'Hj

the home of Y

ine Re* tor. f*' session, durintl ficers wa< W-;

was i-leite Mis Alpha :• Mi-s Made 11 *

and Mi- Mu*

School He“" K *

The reunw' | pi!-, their the oil! Red -1 ® |h- held at tlx® ville on ' .

Come :in '

day, PI™ 1 * 1

vice.

KAUBLE and»

WE DELIVER.

“WE SELL MEAT TH VT’S G<*

ipW 1

M4'* 1

Smoked Picnics PORK SHOULDER, Ik

ARMOURS BACON BEEF ROASTS. SIDE BACON scS HAMBURGER..

LIVER . • 15c lb-, 2 L | VEAL LAMB DRE^*