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THE GREENCASTEE DAIEY BANNKK, THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1928

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Personal And Local News

Mr. and Mr.«. Ferry Rush spent the , ijay in Indianapolis. I Frank Butler spent Wednesday afternoon in Terre Haute.

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“ ‘It’s no joke,' said Mr. Witty when I went into his store at .'llti N'orth Jackson, ‘about Middy Bread I'Os (■ dnjr a very unu -ual taste. It i' different and it is yood. My

customers like it.’

Of course bread is about the best food one can eat, and when it pos-

es such Kood taste every Indy

likes it.

I found Mr. Witty extremely a"od natured but serious in his belief ti at Middy Bread was answering the need of all his customers. It i gratifying because that i the kind of bread the Vigo Bread Company seeks alway to bake”.

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Ad Man for Middy Bread

tlaiiy Toney of Bambndge was <j visitor in lireencastle on Thursday.

Prof. K. W. Pence of East Seminary street has a new Buick sedan.

Middy Bread

—possesses rare good taste

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Phone All Social Hems To 95.

Party For Mrs. Byrd.

To Meet Friday.

Mrs. Parke Dunbar, IDS Bloomington St., entertained Thursday afternoon with a bridge party in pretty compliment to Mrs. Je-se Alice Byrd who leaves Saturday for her home in .bn k onville, Fi j(, The out-pf-tnwn gin ts were: Mrs. (). A. Newhouse of San Antonio, Texas, and Mr-. William Kiehlcr of Jackson. Miss. + + d" + + + Sunshine (lirlit.

The Sunshine (lirls’ of the Christian Church met with Mary Louise Talbott on Bloomington St. at 4:00 o'clock Wednesday. During the busmess sesaion there was election of officer which were: Pres, tad tie \iik. Vice Pie . Man laiuise Talbott Bee. Maltha Ellen Rector; Trees. Mildred Atkinson. After the meeting there was a delightful picnic supper. The meeting adjourned to wcet with Mildred Atkinson in September. + *f + + + + Nelson Rcuniiui \t Itra/rl.

The Nelson Reunion will be held at Itia/.il Park, Sunday August Jtlth. Alter the dinner the tnemlters and friends o ftbe family will he entertained with speaking ami music. Neighbors and friends are invited to bring their ha ket- well filled and spend the day.

The Needle-Craft Club will mei*f Friday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock with Mi . (). J. Jordon. Mrs. William (•togaii will have charge ot the program for the afternoon.

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Called Meeting Friday. There will be a called meeting of the Woman’s Circle of the Presbyterian Church Friday afternoon at ! On o’clock in the church parlors.

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I illmorc Kcotlomics ( lull To Meet. The Fillmore Home Economics Club will meet Friday afternoon in the Methodist Church at Fillmore. Everybody is invited to attend.

+ +•!> + + + Call Rcunnm.

The Cull reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Keyte on Sunday August 12th.

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llcplcr Reunion Held Sunday. The llcplcr reunion was held Sunday Augu-t 19 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Hcpler in Madis-

on township.

Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. (Jearge Peek and i two daughters, Mary and Vectin, Mrs. Gertie Wright and ehildren, Mary, Edna and Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barker and daughter,

and children, George and Betty, Mr. and Mrs. Lawny Stain, Mr. anil Mrs. Robert Seidle and son Robert Jr., Mr. and Mr-. Ham* Darnell and children Robert, Irvine and George, Mrs. Laura Cromwell, all of IniTianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Ott McAninch and daughters Esther and Helen, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Garther and daughter Evangeline, all of Bloomington, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert .McAninch of Kansas City, Mo., Mr. and Mrs. Willie Morrison and two sons Cohn L. and Adrian, Mr. and Mrs. Willard ■ Cromwell and son Jame-, Mr. ami Mrs. Hoy Leonard and son Edward, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan RiSsler and son Harlan Dale all of Cloverdale, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Etter, Mr. and Mis. Ralph Etter and children Charlotte, Robert, Mary Jane, and Dorothy Clare, Mr. and Mrs. Layman Hepler and daughter Lily May all of Green-

castle.

+ + * + ■*•♦ Eutertama S. S. ( lass.

Miss Lillian O’Hair entertained her Sunday school class Wednesday afternoon at her hume near Brick Chapel. The afternoon was spent in playing various games on the shady lawn, and much merriment was made of taking pictures. Ice cream and little cakes were served as refreshments. Everyone had a most enjoyable time and returned home at a

late hour.

Members ot the ttass present were: Eileen and Ad ran Scobee, Mary and June Humphrey, Thelma, Jean, Ednif Pearl, Rova, Ruth, Bernice, and Irma O’Hair, Ruby Bain, Martha Vaughn, Irene, Rowena, and Marjorie South, Leona and Marjorie Ferrami, Lucille Hrackney, Louise, Helen, Vera Mai'.

Gloria, Mr. and Mis. Ed Ijemlecker, j Elizabeth, I.orene, and Frances Knau-

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You can’t afford to miss these special offers for the closing day:—

Large Cups and Saucers, set of 6 cups and 6 saucers 39c ^2x44 Bath Towels, assorted colored borders, each 19 c 3x6 Felt Base Mats, each 49c No. 2 Galvanized Tubs, each 49c Little Girls’ Hats Bo sure and see these. All desired colors in velvet and felt.

98 cents each Many Other Special Bargains

TRESSLAR’S 5-10 & VARIETY STORE

W est Side Square.

Telephone 161.

cr, Garnet Hanlon, Christine and Jewel Wright, Mildred and Vietta Brown, Freda Hall, Durothy Watson, and Margaret Coffman. Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Welch of Winton, Mrs. Goldie Humphrey of Brick Chapel, Mrs. Nellie Kroner and Junior of Greencastle, Miss Alberta Bet ry of Rockville, and Miss Lucille Early. ++++++ Kuark Reunion. The Ruark reunion will be heki on September 2nd m the Bittle Grove at Fillmore. Members of the family and friends are invited to come with well tilled baskets and enjoy the day. •I* + + •!• + •}• » Farewell Party. A delightful surprise farewell party wa- given Wednesday evening by the Greencastle Telephone girls at .309 So. Jackson St., in honor of Miss Alta Kerr, who wifi leave next week to attend Teacher's Institute at Fowler, Indiana. From there Mies Kerr will go to Ambia where she will teach Latin and English the corning year.

UNION CHAPEL

The quarterly meeting of Bellmore and Morb n will lie held at Union Chapel Sunday night August 2tith. Dr. Btigg will speak. Everybody is invited. A service will be held at Union Chapel Sunday morning September 192H > | . ially for the elderly |h*ople of the church and community. Old hymns will be sung and the old ties renewed. The young people will ren-'

der speci.il music, the minister will speak on ’ The Keeping Power of Religion.” Everybody j,s invited and will be welcome at the service, bring your familie- an d let us make it an occasion to be remembered.

Dissolution Sale

Harry Ragsdale has returned to the Fire Department after taking his vacation.

S. Masten had his left forearm broken in two places in accident on

Wednesday.

Mi-s Marjorie 'William on Terre Haute Wednesday.

Edgar Prevo lias returned home after a week’s business trip to New

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Mrs. John Hodshire of near Man- < ■ hattan is reported to be -eriou ! V iii ,l " : ' '-h. at her home. K rom DePju " dv

State Policemen, William McMil-

Otis Gardner and Walter Gardner | Han and John Early were in Green-

have delivered Kitnber Gardner

Chandler Sedan.

Mrs. R. P. Moore who has been confined to her bed the past 3 weeks is slowly improving.

W. A. Patterson and Orville Hill have gone to the factory to drive two new Whippets to Greencastle.

Albt rt Callahan has returned Hobart Indiana after spending few days with his family here.

Curtis Jones has gone to Turkey Run with the Prudential Insuianee Co., representatives for an outing.

castle on Thursday.

Edith Thompkins of Venice Cali-

fornia is in Greencastle visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore Crawley.

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The Black Chapel Epworth Leagu- Hure i(i an _, 4 ers will hold their picnic at Baker ’ ! ' «w! u (irove, east of Bainbridge, Friday '' ' afternoon, August 24, at four o’clock. ' ! 1

with the hie $. 1 t Dntlx.m •) i 1

Miss Alberta Berry of Rockville has returned home after a short vi it with Louise and Helen Knauer.

Mr. and Mrs. Joel Denman of Chi- temher 2 v, cago visited a few hours here Wed- nil nii.i,.': nesday evening with the formet' Steuben i

Roland Smith of East Walnut street Jjpjuents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Den- r n

has a new Ford sedan delivered by King, Morrison and Foster Company. L. H. Miller of Route one is driving a new Ford Tudor sedan delivered by King, Morrison and Foster Co.

Lily May Hepler, went home with her sister Mrs. Harlan Rissler of Cloverdale Sunday evening to stay the coming week.

Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Bartlett of Greenwood are the guests of the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. John li. Co*.

Charles P. Benedict of Indianapolis is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hauck at Airy Knok over the week-mid.

Mr. and Mrs. I,other Templeman, living on the National Road, are the parents of a son born to them Thursday morning.

Rev. and Mrs. Wilber Grose and son, George Benedict of Urbana, III. are the gue-G of the Hauck’s at Airy Knob for a week. Mr. and Mrs. George Peek and giandson Donald Wright took dinner with Layman Hepler’s Monday, Mrs. Peek is a sister of Mr. Hepler and lives in Indianapolis.

Word has been received of the birth of a son on August 19th to Mr. ami Mrs. Alfred M. Baldwin at Fort Wayne, Ind. Mr. Baldwin is a former resident of Putnam county.

Roy Welch and father, Lewis Welch of Lafayette visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Moore. Mrs. Welch returned with them after several weeks stay here with her parents.

man, after being on a business trip

to Indianapolis.

The Brazil Chautauqua which started the first of this week and icontinuing through the entire week, lias a program of unusual merit and has been attracting large crowds. The Chautauqua was well advertised

in Greencastle, a number of local | m |j aR; . people have attended some of tht •, r ,.. .. performances. Mr.. \|

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Fletcher Talbott, Mrs. Alice Barbee and daughter Thelma, Mr. Julian

Fry of Springfield, 111., Mr. and ^ ^

Mrs. Earl Arnold and family of

Gie< ncastle, Mr. and Mrs. F. Talbott

anil Miss Mable Talbott and Mr. an Mrs. C. L. Talbott, Mr. ami

Arthur Lisby were entertained at an ^ ■ RF

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evening^ dinner at the home of Mr. ..

and Mrs. W. D. Wright of Fillmore

Wednesday.

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Greencastle city and township are much favored by the State Board of Health in their bringing of their staff of professional experts in health foi children. They will hold a clinic t the Greencastle high school gym, on Aug. 27, 2X and 29. This news shoul l he brought to every parent that all children may have the privilege of this expert test and examination Spread the news—Do your part. —Committee.

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Cars were running on South Indiana street up to Seminary Thursday morning. The straw which had been on the street was removed and part of the street opened to traffic.

K. T. Hamrick and L. P. Richardson will sc 11 at the H. T. Hamrick farm, 3 nuU-a northwest of Greencastle, starting at 10 u.m., on August 28, 1928 huhsks 2 horses i three year old and I one year old; 1 span of aood mules. CATTLE 7 head of caws, cahea by aide, all gissl milkers, 2 one year old ateera—good. 2 betters m calf; 1 short horn bull, eighteen mouths old. HOGS 55 head ot shoaln—511 tol2(i 11*. I ( hester white boar; 3 sow* and piga; 3 open sow*. CORN 3# acres of rorn. HAY AND OATS 20 tons in now. Farming Implements of a ll kinds. TERMS *10 and tituler cash. Over $10 a rredit of aj x months will be given, with bankable note hearing 8 per |»cnt. interest from date. 2 per cent, of for rash. All property to be settled for day of sale. K. T. Hamrick and U P, Richardson < laretu e Veatal—Auctioneer Raymond Wright—Clerk Dipner wil| ke served on grounds.

The funeral of Robert Wright who died Tuesday night, was held Thursday afternoon at two o’clock from the home in Madison township. Interment was in the Long Branch Cemetery.

The regular Thursday evening concert by the Greencastle hand will be given tonight on the court house lawn. A large crowd is expected to he in attendance as the season is nearing an end.

Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Dobbs and family of LaPorte, Ind., are here for a visit with relatives ami friends. Miss Virginia Williams who has been spending the summer with them accompanied them home.

The Prudential Insurance Company of America versus William B. Moreland et al is the title of an application for the appointment of a roeeiver without notice, filed in the County Clerk’s office by Davis Harrison of Indianapolis, attorney for the plaintiff.

The health clinic which is being conducted in Putnam county was in Russellville on Thursday and will be at the Floyd township school, Friday. The county nurse reported that the nurpber of those who are taking advantage of this clinic is not as large as it was last year. The clinic will start in Greencastle on Monday and continue for several days during which time it is expected that a large number in this city will take advantage of this opportunity than last year as it is better organized.

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