The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 August 1928 — Page 2
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IHE GRB^CASTEE DAILY BANNKR, MONDAY, AUGUST 27,1928.
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tm ''ii ' ^r; ’ Sutherlin, Rus -11 Cnmes, Durwoo > , The Grant ,, ot( ,i was t he scene of R 0 i R . r t Rocher attended the races o’clock in i ' ' 1 ! t( ,,j ItwIrk, Virginia, Doi is, (oin>o.i on i beautifully appointed 1 o clock f g un( | a y a t B r;lz il. taugh. T1 ’ Waym G • ■ Bontia and Fr ® d ^ luncheon-bridge Monday afternoon .. wit|i be.i • Hardwick, Louise Risk, Leona Suth- w|lcI| Misf . Lel ., W ails entertained for | Fred Thomas wa in Indianapolis
,. r lin, Maxim Roberts, Shirley Ann,^ 0mer Nf>whoU se of San Antonio, Monday on legal business.
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(Jut 4s from <‘'4 ( »> l!l ° ( lt * ; ,n “ eluded Mrs. Fi d Hillis I • sagton, Ky.; Mrs. C'a hnian Hoke, Ho-t'n. M*i s * Mrs. Char. V ount, Rloomington, 111.; Mrs. Ed.' Diedejrich, Mm Bonnie MofTctt, Indianapolis; Mrs.
Donovan MofTctt, N-wpoit, Ind., ami |
Mrs. Mark Bill,. I’-rt Wayne Miss 1’earl G-I'^or of Hockxillt.
Guests from this city at Frank Shoptaugh, Mr-
Hunt, Chas Crawley, Mary I-eiin Texas an(l V lrs. William Koehler of
Brown : ml Betty Figget of Indiana- j ac kson, Miss.
poli and Mary Catherin Foster. I + + + **•»• j
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F.ntertained l or Miss Ree>es. Mi - Eileen Scobee of Brick Chapel
entertained with a delightful lunchloon Sunday in honor of Miss Berniece
Reeves. The- following girls
present: Gurnet Hanlon, . . , ^ „ an<l Rpoves, Bernice O’Hair, l.orene! + + * + + *
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and Mrs. Charles Crawley,
I ishcr Reunion.
The annual Fisher reunion was held at Tudor Park, near Hazelwood, Sunday. A picnic dinner was served to about one hundred people at noon, after which a program of music and
Bernice speeches was enjoyed.
.Ur. r.nd Mr,. Chas Foster were
in Indianapolis Saturday.
I Adelaide Thomas has returned from
Few days stay in Chicago.
Miss Freda Cole, of Cloverdale,
'as a visitor here Monday.
Mn\ John Dunengen of Muncie, ! visited Mrs. Will R. Steele Sunday.
K’r'nier I.. oV . Houck, Demi and Ad-1 Attend Walsh Reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Km-st . on/r, J j vii , it i nK . i n Danville and Rockville,
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Olie Kelly, ran Scdbee, Urma Jones, Vera May
Miss Mary Margaret Moore is
vacation.
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., „ . , is in nurses training
Mrs. Kenn th ‘ V' ' ' j, the MethodFt Hospital at IndianaHanna. Mi ", F.lr,.'ihcth am '' T''" I ppRs. She has been home on n two
ieve Daggy, Mi,s Evelyn Aylei, _
Mis. Ralph West, Miss Florence
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Brother, and Mis- M rgaret I,r an. . _
.j.^.+ + j Bee Hive Rebekah I»dge will
Mr«. Bullerdick Gi'is Party. in p i Moni y evening at 8:00 o’clock
a full attendance is desired.
Mr . Ray Bullerdick < ter iiiae-! 4.* Satunl *J Delta Theta Tan To Meet.
party for her little daughter, Franc- ,
es Marie, g Delta Theta Tau will) meet toGames were played and a goodnight at 7:30 o’clock with Miss Julia time was ha 1 by all. Refreshments \nne (!a:dner at her home at 1020 were ice cream, candy : a i banana-', Siuth Colleg" Ave.
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Side Trips From Niagara Falls At Sixcisl Eicarrort Ratei Toronto and return . . . $3.45 Clayton, N.*Y. and return .$16.10 AlcxandriaTliy and return $16.65 Montreal and rerurn . . . $25.20 Quebec and return . . . $35.35 With return limit equal to Niagara Falls Excur* aion Tickets Send for Free Tourist Map
.^tacivfiorh. TRIPS
Visit Niauara Fall* ind Canada this aummer beautiful Lake Erie. Enjoy a cool, delightful Lake
1 palatial C & H Line Steamer.
Trip on n i
SPECIAL .EXCURSION FARE Cleveland to fifk Niagara Falls A ONLY • Hd. Trip
Leaving Cleveland at \ Mth, 26th; August 2n
Tickets izood returning anytime
including date of sale, now obtainable at our
Cleveland OfFi
Stcrrurrs each at 9.‘00 r. ki.;
New Low Far* S4.50 to Bulfalo; $8.50 Round Trip Autos Carried $6.50 and up ^ The Cleveland and Buffalo Transit Co. East Oth St. pier Cleveland, O.
it 0:00 p.m. 'E.S.T.) July 1 1th, !nd, Mh, 1 5th, 22ntfand 29th. iini{ anytime within 12 Java
each way—every night leaving 4.; arriving at 7:30 A. M.
Grand Champ in Caij Club Over All Breeds
I.outs Ostcrlniff i l.aluyette and his Grand Champion Calf Club Steer, which won ovi bre< ■( tb« I927 Indiana Btata Fair. This year the Stain Fair, S- m-'I m 1st to Mil, from all Indications, will be the biggest in I " i :tt!e show and calf club ever held.
Charles Brown, of Battle Ground, 4H Club Boy, With Champion Pen
At the Indiai a -::ito Fair, September 1st to 8th, you will spe many boys and their ll\c»ti>ck Prospects this year are that v;e will have the greatest uhow ever held.
Misses Kate, Nolle an,I Mary Lovett all of this city and Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Lovett t>f Carthage attended the Walsh Reunion which wa- h'ld Sunday at Crawfordsville.
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Hammond Reunion Sunday. Seventy two members of the Hammond family gathend Sunday at the home of Albert Allee, east of the city for the annual reunion. TTiosd from out of the county who were pre,, nt were: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mathews, Mr. and Mrs. Edward TelJnig and Mr. and Mrs. Sy Gillespie and two son-, ail of Danville, ITT. The affair was an enjoyable \ne m every way, and the family departed to meet again in 1929 at the home of Ralph Hammond. ,
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Sutherlin Reunion. The sixth annual Sutherlin reunion wa held Sunday at the home of John Sutherlin, one mile west of Mt. Meridian. After a bountiful dinner was served, the afternoon was spent in renewing old acquaintances. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. John Sutherlin, Rosa and Abraham. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sutherlin and son Arthur, Mr. and .Vrs. Paul Evans all of Mt. Meridian, Mr. and Mrs. lb'belt Sortier!in of Millmore, Mr. and Mr. Oral Sutherlin and children, Helen Mae and Wilma Lee of Greencastle; Mr. and Mrs. James Sutherlin children, Ira, Dennis and Alberta; Mr. and .Mi . Herbert Clement ms! him, Oscar of Stilesville; Mr. and .M'S. Floyd Kastliam of Mt. Meridian, rJ^and Mrs. Ellie Sutherlin and children, Kenneth and Kathryn of Fillmore, Mrs. Emma Sutherlin and sons, Delbert and Victor, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sutherlin and children, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Sutherlin and family, Mr. ami .Mrs. Emery Sutherlin and children, .Vr. and Mrs. Goldie Kannedy and 1 children, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Suth1 rlin, Jim Sutherlin and children, all of Cloverdale, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Sutherlin and children of Eminence, Mi. and Mrs. Bob Sutherlin and children and Kate Sutherlin of Bloomington, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGaughey, and Frank Sutherlin of Quincy, Harlan and Marshal Sutherlin of Buffalo, N. Y.; Jim Sutherlin and children and Thomas Sutherlin of Cloverdale; William Sutherlin and -on, Terre Haute; Mr. and Mrs. Nick Clements and daughter of near Fillmore, Mr. and Mrs. Sam McNary, Betty and Wayne Surber, Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Barley and children, Mr. and Mrs. R. Ridded! and children, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taber all of Nashville; Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Nichols of near Mt. Meridian, Jessie McGuire of Quincy, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sutherlin and children and Helen Sutherlin and daughter of Putnamville. The reunion will be held with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sutherlin next year the last Sunday in August.
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Miss O’Hair Gives Tea. A delightful affair, that has become an annual event in the social and cultural life of Bay View, was the art exhibit and studio tea given Tuesday afternoon between the hours of two and five o’clock by Miss Pearl O’Hair at her little art and craft shop in Bay View, at which more than three hundnsl persons from the various resorts in this region attended. Guests were shown all of the exhibits in her studio where may be seen articles in every branch of decorative art, including works in Italian wax, clay, fabric painting and placque work; also furniture decorating and enamel work on glass and china. The exhibit included not only the art work of Miss O’Hair, but also specimens of the craftsmanship of her large class of Bay View summer school pupils ranging in ages from small chiblren to those of mature years, and one is amazed at the work accomplished by these pupils in a fewshort weeks. In fact one is amazed at everything he sees in Miss O’Hair’s studio, for the most commonplace articles are transformed as hy mngie into works of real art, and one is led. to believe that under Miss O’Hair’s deft fingers a discarded sprinkling pot, or an old shoe might (Continued on page three)
Miss key Bunten of Indianapolis visited with her parents in Fillmore
Sunday.
Miss Ecu ice Misner spent the week end in Imilanapolis with her parents. ^ , , Mrs. Kenneth I. Todd visited with relatives and friends in Terre Haute
Sunday.
Mrs. John Hodshire remains in a critical condition at her home in Manhattan. , / Miss Lorene Knauer spent Sunday night with Miss Louise Knauer on S. Locust St. Miss Doiothy Wright and Miss Margaret Bryan visited Sunday in Mt. Carmel, 111. , Ruby E. Michael of Cloverdale has .1 new Chevrolet delivmnl by the Be -k Sales Company.
Mr=. Nora Pauley of Bloomington I is visiting friends in Greencastle for a few days. Mrs. John Brothers has returned from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weaver in Mattoon, HI. Born, Sunday, August 2fith to' Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Knetzer, Marion township, a hahy girl. Miss Mary Moore accompanied | Mrs. Belle Musk Engrain to her home in Rossville, 111., for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Dicks have re-^ turned from a motor trip to Fifinch' Lick, West Baden, Madison and Ind- j ianapolis. Mis. John Legal and granddaugh-1 ti’r Mildred Legal of Anderson are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rader I and other relatives. Miss Leah Baldwin has gone to Rossville, 111. where she will teach ] English in the Rossville high school | during the coming year. Buelah Gill is in Sweitzer attend-1 ing the teachers’ institute there. She j will teach English and music in the 1 high school there the coming year. Mrs. Leo Surber and daughters,: Pauline and Mildred and J. M. Van-j hook spent the we ik-end in Cincin-1 nati. Miss Nell Surber returned 1 home with thi»n for a visit here. « | Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. McIntosh, who have just returned from a tour of Europe spent the week-end with j Mrs. McIntosh’s parents, Mr. and j Mrs. G. R. Boyle on Hanna St. Mrs. Belle Musk Kngram and son | of Rossville, 111., spent Sunday with 1 Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Moore, Miss Rosa ] Sage and Mrs. Charles Pfeiffenberg- j er. Mr-*. Kngram is a niece of Mrs. |
Mt ore.
Among those going to Seymour, | Monday for the funeral of E. W. j Stout were Rev. and Mrs. Victor L. Raphael, Mrs. Otis Browning, Mrs. W. R. Callahan, and Mrs. diaries j
Meikel.
Mrs. Ralph Major and children of | Huntington, who have been visiting Mrs. Major’s aunt, Mrs. H. M. Mon-
GIFTS See Our Line of Novelties i Showers or Bridge Parties Tea Sets Lemon plate with fork Napkin holders 25c V Sugar and Cream Sets <.j Powder puff containers .. 50c and d THE QUALITY SHOP J. H. PITCHFORI)
Jacob Hoffman of Rout 3 has a new Chevrolet Coach, delivered hy the
Beck Sales Company.
Mis- Mildml Ciist of Shelburn -pent the week-end here with Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Giiffith.
Mr. and Mr . Roy Akimeidr of Indianapolis wt re Sunday guests of Mr. an! Mi . Chas Foster.
EXCURSION Niagara Falli SATURDAY, SEPT. 1ST Round 0.25 7 Special Train Lvs. Greencastle 8:00 I\ M. Sat. Night Sec Niagara Fails Illuminated at Ni L \r. Niagara Falls 10:00 a. in., F I. vimCv MununJ Lv. Niagara Falls 11:00 p. m. L. T. Sunday N|,..| | Sf)end Your Labor Day Vacation at Falls RET. \R. GREENCASTLE 11:00 '. M. MONDAyJ LABOR DAY I»uy Your Tickets Early
BIG FOUR ROUTE
A number of exhibits of this
nett, L. Hanna St., have gone for a J y ear > s w j, Pa t have been placed in
visit with her mother, Mrs. T. C.
Bond near Reelsville.
Mrs. Florence Puvearfl
jthe county went’, cffico by farmer, ; C ' ''N.f throughout the county. DW^, ^ ^“2; ,1j
Mrs. I’t :i ;jf
About thirty people assembled nc hinds and grade have been brought
Mr. and M|s: 3J-. F. Lovett of Carthage were tno week-end guests of
M,
Mi-ses K .to and. NelPi Lovett.
Tui mJJSL^mlurte S ,M,v la ?. a ' ^ ^ C T* R °^ ^ at the time of Vr r,.
enson, has placed them out in full
view, so that farmers who wish to o—
purchose seed wheat can do so in this
county.
heo meeting conducted by C. O. Yost, state bee inspector. A basket dinner was enjoyed during the noon hour and talks of interest were made. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rader and children, Mrs. L. R. Alvord and Mr. George Alvoiil visited with relatives in Anderson, Sunday. Mrs. John Legal -i-ter of Mrs. L. R. Alvord ami Miss Mildred Legal returned with
them for a visit hero.
To any one wishing to go into business. Here is the opportunity. You can rent room and fixtures, buy balance of stock cheap. All good merchandise. Add groceries and g° right ahead. See us at once. E. Burlingane, Bainbridge. Ip. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Maxwell and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred S. Smith of Chicago were visitors here Monday. Mr. Maxwell is a forme: Greencastle hoy and Mr. Smith was one of DePauw’s outstanding athletes and former high school coach here a
few years ago.
Mr-'. H. F. Helm and daughters, Dorothea and Pauline of Terre Haute, June Newgent and Audrey Modlin of Greencastle, have returned from an extensive trip during which they were in Ontario, Canada, Niagara Falls, New York, Buffalo, Erie, Penna., and
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mi. and Mrs. O. L. Goodlander are moving to Crawfordsville. Mr. Goodlander will continue as manager of the Voncastlo and Granada theaters here and will also have charge of the Vondera and Are Theaters in Crawfordsville, owned hy the Vondorrchmidt Enterprises. The last of the asphalt on the Fillmore road is expected to he laid on Monday. The aspHalt runs from the Big Four tracks to the south end of Fillmore while the rest of the road is gravel with a stone base. The mixer will he moved from Fillmore to to the W. A. Grogan road and when that is finished will be moved to
Koachdale.
Fay Hamilton had a slight accident with his light sedan Sunday evening about ten o’clock on east Washington -treet. The r<iar axle in his car broke for some unknown reason and threw the left rear wheel, causing the rear of thn car to be drug on the ground. The car was brought into Trihby’s Garage
for repairs.
There will be -orvices at Wesley Chapel every night this week exept Monday an<' Saturday. Sunday there will he services in the morning, a basket dinner at noon, and services again in the afternoon and evening Thete will bo special mpsTc each evening. Services start promptly at
Hansel H. Tower, Pastor.
Miss G nevn Brown of South Vine street, one of Greencastle’s most promising musicians left Monday for Indianapolis where she will join
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sage and ,1 ' *'' y ' nt ' *' !a !'Perett .” She will th »r guest- Mr. and Mrs. Albert ( s,ui y for tw ° w ' k under the supSage of Siuth Bend, motored to| 0, ’ vl lon ' haj l. s Davis’ piano
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Akera of Reelsville -pent Sunday here with Mrs. T. II. Hunter and daughters Robert Walbring of Poland has a new Ford touring car sold by the King, Morrison and F’ostcr Company. Mrs. L. C. Brown and daughter, Geneva visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Todd at their home in F'illmore. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Houck and Mr. and Mrs. Omer Stoner and daughter, Josephine visited Sunday in Lafayette. Mrs. H. T. Tincher and daughter ef LouisvilFi, Ky., are the guests of the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George W. McHaffie. C. W. Boyle who for the past week has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mr:-. G. R. Boyle, has returned to his home in Chicago. Mrs. Elizabeth Sweet of 117 So. Jackson street spent the day Sunday at the Putnamvilla Home Coming, hel l on the church lawn. Richard Taylor, Reese Matsen, Donald Ellis, John Melville and Harold Talbott are attending the state golf tournament at French Lick. Bert Pier on and (fr.nrhters Gladys and Mary ,Ian« of Danville, spent the we ik end with hissjgter and family Mrs. J. C. Knight of Elm street. Lorene Knauer, Uima Jones, and Eileen Scolee spent Friday with Bernice Drives of Indianapolis. Miss Reeves is at home on her vaca-
tion.
Mrs. Mane Hunt and daughter, Loui.-e, of Indianapolis, aro the gue.-d of !rs. Hunt’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orar Sallust, south of the
city.
Mr. and Jrs. John Lyon and sons, Arthur, Duird, Robert and John Jr., of this city spent Sunday in Indianapolis wheir they visited with relat-
ives.
Mr . H. Monnett heard the lecture, “Modirn Arabian Nights,” delivered by ,irs. Ruth Bryan Owen at th“ Brazil chautauqua, Sunday aft-
ernoon.
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Evansville Monday for a visit with friends.
few days| ^ ayer ‘ ^'' sS *' r,| wn will remain
I with this orchestra until the first of 1 December when he will join the
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fisher and [famous Parisian Red-Head: with Mr. and Ms. Robert Fisher of Stiles-1 whom she will tour on the Lm tv ville and drs. Dearie Bryan of thi 41 circuit, making all of the important city visitel Sunday with Mr. and S cities in this country, after whic h Mrs. F. E Todd and family. I they will make a tour of Europe
Only
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HIS once-a-year opportunity 1 * fast slipping by. Just one n# week—then no more free coal
until a year from now.
So, if you are still heating your home with old-fashioned stoves, we ur^
you to investigate this unusual offer at once. Remember — you deposit only $2.00 to join the club, and this is applied on the purchase price of the Estate
Heatrola.
You get a ton of coal free; but — what is more important— you are assured early delivery of an Estate Heatrola— the wonderful heating plant that looks like a fine piece of furniture and beats the whole house.
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