The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 August 1928 — Page 2
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mand a non-oily Creme Rouge, like Car-nee, that can’t lo detected. Carnee changes color when applied to blend with your natural tle.sh tints. I.eave no trace of ml or pigment on the -kin. Waterproof, lasts all day. — Sold by Stevens’ Mug Store.
For Pla-'terirrg, bricklaying cnll E. 53-L.
concreting and R. Pruitt. Phone 29-4t.
FOR SALE OR RENT:—7 room semi-modern house, near school. Phone 75 K, for information. It.
The 104th annual meeting of the Eel River district of regular Pred- ; fstinarian Baptists was held last Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Frank Cagle home in Hoosier Highlands. Many attended the meetings and there were talk- by various vi
j Ring preach os.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Young who i reside south of Greenca tie a daughI ter, Naomi .Marie. Mr. and Mr-. Geurge William-on j of Anderson spent Wedne ay with Mrs. Glen Owens. Robert H. Stevenson, county agent was in Crawford-ville attending the fair there on Wednesday. Conrad Clearwater, route 1, has a new Ford school bus fr in King, Morrison and Foster Company. Miss Pearl Cole, who re Me. east of this city began her vacation from the clerk’s office Wednesday. Harry Moran of North Jackson street is driving a new Chandler edan delivered by Oti Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Jones are at home from Moore mile where they have spent the past two months. Hr. and Mrs. I,. R. Kckardt and family have arrived home from BayView, Mich., where they spent the
ummer.
Jacob Eitel and family attended thr Parke county fair Tu- day evening, which is being held this week in Rockville. The township trustees will meet Saturday morning at the office of county school superintendent, John C.
( !*('HIF Iioilgc discovery- of circulation rank-
neither fa hi- nable nor artis- portance with Newton s discovery of j
laws of gravitation. The heart ! pumps 150 barrels of blood in 1M j hours, its work is equivalent to raising, 10100 pounds, 1 foot in 1 hour. - The brain, the lungs, and the heart j form the tripod of life. The array of . facts is given for the purpose of crej ating more reverence and respect for
the heart.
Geography and History of Erie Canal The lecture is a model lesson illustrating the principle of correlation in school subjects. One problem of the curriculum maker is to secure emphasis in relation of the different school subject. The glacial epoch carved out a pathway through the | mountain ystem of the eastern part ' of the l nited States from Lake Erie by way of the Mohawk River and the Hudson river. Man took advantage of the phenomenon ami built the Erie Canal. The following fact illustrates it economic importance, the price of carrying a ton of flour from the west to New York City was reduced from $100 to $10. It is possihle for a teacher to weave geography, history and literature into his teaching of this topic.
Mr . Roy Clark ami baby returned home fiom the county hospital on
Wednesday.
Harry .Moran i driving a Chandler Sedan -old through the local agent,
Oti- Gardner.
Vaughn left the on Wednesday anil home in Roachdale.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES In the Matter ot determining the Tax Rates tor Certain Purposes by Madison Township, Putnam County. Indiana, before the Township Advisory Board. Notice i hereby given the laxpayera of Madison Township, ITitnain County, Indiana, that the proper leg;; 1 officers of said municipality tit Mu ir regular ini 'ting place, on the 4th day of September, tttk’k, will consider the
pillowing budget:
HUHGET CLASSIITCATION FOR TOWNSHIPS
TOWNSHIP FUND
Salary of Trustee $ Office Rent Trustee's Expense giipplie and Salary lor J. P Records and Adv Pay of Adv. Board Exam. Records Miscellaneous: Trustees Bond Total Twp. Fund
ROAD FUND
Labor Loud Tool and Mach Gravel. Stone and Other Material Total Road Fund
TUITION FUND
Lay of Teachers School Transfers Total Tuition Fund
SPLX'IAL SrilOOL FUND
Repair of Building and Ground 450. Li pair of Equipment 100. S< hool Fin n, and Equip 100. Pi bool Supplies 300, Janitor Supplies 300. 1 i-i I I in i hool 650. School Transfers 2350 Loans. Int. and Insurance 125. 'i earlier Institute 425. .1; nitor Service 145. Ti am pm t:it loii of Children 3500. Light and Power, watts 35. i-eelleous Enumeration 30. Total Special School Fund 8360. ESTIMATE OF FUNDS TO HE RAISED
Sp School
Fund 8360.
720.
90.
150.
25.
150.
15. 25. 50.
1260.
800.
60.
150.
1125.
. 8200. . 3300. ,11500.
Vermillion.
Mr. and Mr-. E. H. Snider and daughter haw returned from a visit in Rockville Conn., and other H -tern ( ities. Mrs. Helen M. Tihbal returned to her homo in this city Wednesday from Martinsville where -hr has been for the past three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Allen, Jr., are at home from Boston, Ma s., where they pent several week- with Mr. and Mrs. William Hester. The directors of the Farm Bureau will me t in the office of R. II. Stevenson, county agent, on Saturday evening at 7 o’clock. The funeral of William Parks who died on Moneay wa- he'd Wednesday afternoon at two o’cloik from the tesidenc in Warren township. Mis- Zoula Abel who has bei n spending the summer with her broth-
Township
Road Tuition
Fund
Fund
Fund
1. Total E;;t. Expenditures .
. . . 1260.
1125
11500.
2. Mies. Rev. Deducted
1360.
Amt. to be ini ill by Tax .
. .1260.
1125.
4. Balance July 31 t
. . 486.
1033.
3630.
5. Tax to be Collected
. . 900.
697.
57*M).
6. Uncollected Mi c. Rev. ..
40.
7. Total Revenue
. .1386.
1630.
*370.
8. Unexpended Appropriations. 400.
700.
4465.
10. Temporary Loans
. . . 285.
11. Total Deductions
. . 6X5.
700
4465.
12. Dlff. betw. Line 7 and 11
. . . 659.
136.
6246.
15. Working Balance
. . . 630.
562.
6070.
14. Total to be raised by Tax.
. .1189.
697.
1(1315.
PROPOSE!) LEVIES
Net Taxable Property
Number of Taxable Polls .. . .
l^ vy on
Ix'vy on
FUNDS
Polls
Property
— -
Township
.08
Road
.05
’I'uitlon
.67
Special School
.64
TOTAL
1.44
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TAXES COLLECTED AND
COLLECTED
8360.1 2050.1 5700.' 7750. 2300. 2910. 5210. 5820. 3930. 9750. $1,538,833. 105. Amount to Be Raised $11X0.
697.
10315. 9750. 21951. TO BE
J. A. Abel and family left Wednesday for her home in Greeley
Colorado.
Mrs. Eugene P. I.ight and Mi. ; Virginia Raridni left Wedne day morning in Mrs. Light’s automobile for a ten day- stay at Bay View,
Michigan.
Fred V. Thomas was a visitor in Indianapolis Wednesday afternoon. Raymond Flint, route 1, has a new Chevrolet truck delivered by Beck Sah . Company. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Albin ana daughter of I-iris, HI. rettu nod to their home to.iny aft'r visiting the later’ fathe*- Mr. and Mrs. I'homas
Manger.
Mr. ami Mrs. Cecil Brown have re-turin-d to their home in this city after a motor trip to Michigan. Mr. Brown has returned to hi work tit the local post office. Miss Carrie E. Pierce will take up her dutii non in the high school at Harrisburg, ill., a music .-upervi-or. This will make Miss Pierce’s fourth year in that capacity. Charles Crawley has returned to his work at the local post-office after a vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Crawley and daughter made a trip through northern Indiana and to Lake Mieh-
igan.
Frank Ashworth and John Arthur Friend of this city are attending the national encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars which is being held in Indianapoli- in the Indiana National Guard armory. Mrs. Minnie D. McCullough of south of Reel \illr has gone to Scohey Montana wh re she will he the gm -t of her daughter and mi-in-law Mr. and Mr . Robert Malcolm Feiguson. Before returning to Indiana Mrs. McCullough will vi it with relatives in Iowa. Mri. Missouri Hanna and son, Robert, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Zeis ami Mrs. Carrie Hays, left Wednesday morning for their home in Burbank, Calif. During the past two months they have motored t New York City and other points of interest. Upon their arrival home they will have traveled over
Mi . Sheldon (ounty ho pital returned to her
Mrs Clamnce Williams and three daughter of Laf ,ette are visiting heie with Mrs. William’s mother, Mi.-. Mary Huffman. Mi-s Madeline Huffman, who ha been vi iting in Lafayette, return* d home with them. Charles Martin has received word of the death of the 15-months old on <4 Mr. and Mi J. B. Simison, of Frankfort, at the St. Elizabeth hoi pital in Lafayette. Mrs. Simison wa- formerly Mi Hoyland Martin. Dr. C. 11. Tayh and family returned Tuesday e-.'iiing from theii vacation. They have been visiting in Rogers, Ohio with Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Taylor, parent of Dr. Taylor. While away, they also made a trip to Washington, D. and other point of interest in the east. Mr . Maurice Grose has received word that her husband underwent an operation in Indianapolis late Tuesday for relief from appendicitis. He v reported resting easily Wednesday. Mrs. Grose, who was formerly Mi Myrtle McFarland, is visiting to r parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Me
Farland.
Mr. and Mis. Elias Littell and daughter , Ruth and LurR 1 who liav been vi iting Mr. and Mrs. I). O. Dunlavy of Fillmore, returned ti their home at Canton, Ohio on Thur day. Miss Dunlavy has gone tr Mishawaka, Ind.. where -he is to b Primary teacher in the Battell School thi winter. Miss Dunlavy was a Junior in Del’auw last winter A tree on South Locust street was reported to the police to be on fire early Tuesday evi-ning. An unknown man came to the Lire Department and reported that lie had seen a fire in the tree. The fire was caused by the storm, the wind blowing the tree against a live \i;re and the friction resulted in the lire. The fire truck was not taken out as policeman Paul
CLEARANCE of Summer Dresses Pongee, Tub Silks and Crepe de Chino .... $3^ Flat Crepes and Printed Crepes S5.I The Quality Shop J.H. PITCHFORD
Grimes called the electric company and they repaired the broken insula-
tion.
TEI I or HEROISM
EVANSTON, III., Aug. 29. (UP)— | The three survivors of a little party which went out for a forbidden boat ride on Lake Michigan told today of the heroism of their companion, Fred Rummler, who-e rouragoou.attitudo t the four clung to an pvetturned boat kept the pirits of
th<* party up.
Rummler pent his strength encouraging hi companions, Harolo Tan ant, 20, Marjory Oleson, daught r ef a Chicago Banker, and Shirley Conler, daughter of a bond broker, telling them that soon a boat would come and pick them up. Then after fifteen hours clinging to the bottom of the slippery boat— and just as -i cue wa nearing—tie youth’s strength gave way and tart ed slipping from the boat. Tarrant dove after him three timrs, hut hi effort wore ijnavnilahlc and Rummlcr drowned hortly before a coast
guard crew arrived.
Thr three who were aved b(| 1 today of how a puff of wind caught their boat and threw the occupants into the cold waters of Lake Michigan, how they treated it ns a joke at flist, certain that rescue was near, hut how finally thfy began to fear they never would he saved.
Collected
Collected
Collected
To Be
Collected
7,000 miles in two months.
FUNDS
1926 Levy
1927 Levy
1928 Levy
1929 I>*vy
Township
935.
1800.
1189.
NOTH E
Road
1175
1200.
697.
Tuition
7300.
#830.
11254.
10315.
Poultry Raisers
Special School . . .
6300.
6000.
11 244.
9750.
TOTAL ...
$15950.
$17940.
$25508.
$21951.
I am paying 23c lb. for hons and 28c
Taxpnyn appearing shall have a right to tie heard thereon. After the tax lev!* have bn n determined, ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves a -ilevedhy uteh levii may appeal to the State Board of Tax (’omiulsHlii»ii i lor fiirthi'i iiiul final action thereon by filing a petition therefor with the c. unty Audltm not latei than the fourth Monday of September, and the Suite Board w ill fix a date of hearing In this county.
Dated August 22, 1928.
LAWRENCE ROCK HILL, Trustee
for frys this week. Wo will call for your poultry if you Phone Max Similyan ~
8°$m Mrs. Roberts To Bo Hostess. The Cro-Tat-Em Circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Grace Roberts, !0S N. College Ave., Thursday afternoon at 2:00 o’clock. Mrs. Hester Williams, will have charge of tin tertainment. A good attendance
desired.
Miss Shoptatigh Is Honored. Mrs. Warren Hanson, 1K27 Ashland avenue, entertained with a dinnerbridge party and personal shower in . honor of Miss Estella Shoptaugh of Greencastle, whose marriage to Bit I ford Gill of Greencastle will take place Sept. 5. The table was cleverly arranged with a miniature altar and bridal party as the centerpiece. The altar was flanki d with miniature candles, candelabrum and an urn of yellow i and white pansies. The hostess’s gift to the bride was | an antique bracelet. Covers were laid for Mrs. Hanson, Miss Shoptaugh, Mesdames John N. Ott, Guy Boyd, Wendall Hicks, John Harvey, Jane Johnson Burroughs, Misses Bonnie Moffett and Marie
Holstein.
Miss Shoptaugh is a graduate of DePauw university and also received her master degree in literature at DePauw. Mr. Gill is a graduate of the University of Illinois.— Indianapo-
lis Star.
•p •f* + + Entertain For Miss Reeves. Miss Bernice O’Hair entertained for Miss Bernice Reeves Tuesday j| night with a slumber party. The j first part of the night was spent in visiting, with stories of a ghostly nature at midnight. Ice cream, cookies and cracker jack were served during I the night. Those present were: Margaret Atkinson, Eileen Scobce, Bernice Reeves, Bernice and Irma O’- I Hair, and Louise, Vera May, and Helen Knailer. Miss Reeves is returning to the Methodist hospital at Indianapolis today where she is taking nurses training, after a two weeks’ vacation at
home.
4* 4* *P + + + Miss Black Gives Dinner. Miss Virginia Black entertained Wednesday at the Grant Hotel wi'h a dinner at 12:00 o’clock for Mrs. I^uira Rue of Danville, Ky., who is the house guest of Mrs. Charle Bridges. Covers were laid for Miss Black, Mrs. Charles Bridges, Mrs. Ij»uta Rue, Mrs. M. A. Cox, Mrs. Vila Cole and Miss Loraine Black of Philadelphia. «|b 4* 4* 4* Tri Kappa To Meet. Tri Kappa will hold a meeting on Thursday evening at eight o’clock with Mrs. John H. Ailoe.
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To Give Bridge Party. Misses Genevieve and Elizabeth Daggy will entertain Friday afternoon with a bridge party for Mrs. Donovan Moffett, formerly Miss Jennie Doyne Davis and Miss Estella Shoptaugh, whose marriage to Burfnnl Gill will take jdace, Saturday September 8th.
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i Locust Grove Reunion. The Locust Grove reunion will he , held next Sunday, Sept. 2 at the old I Locust Grove school house. Come. Bring well filled baskets and enjoy i the day. It doesn’t matter whether ' you went to school there or not. You I are invited to attend. i
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Present Day ( luh To Meet.
The Present Day Huh will meet on ! Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Frank
| Bittles, F.ast Seminary street.
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Hunter Reunion Sunday.
Tlie Hunter reunion will be held j Sunday, September 2nd at the home I of Mr. and Mrs. William Hunter, on Route 4, six miles west and 1-2 mile north of Greencastle. All relatives and friends of the family are invited,
Harvey di-monstrated the cireula- land asked to bring well filled basket
Keecp Neal At Small Cost
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EXCURSION Niagara Falls SATURDAY, SEPT. 1ST Round $1 0-25 ^ Special Train Lvs. Greencastle 8:00 I*. M. Sat. Night See Niagara Falls Illuminated nf NifM Ar. Niagara Falls 10:00 a. in., F..T. Sunday Mnrniig Lv. Niagara Falls 11:00 p. m. E. T. Sunday Ni'lilSpend Your Labor Day .Vacation at lit Falls RET. ML GUKEN< ASTLF 11:00 A. M. MONDAYLABOR DAY l»uy Your Tickets Early —|
FOR RENT:—Attractive, home like modern 1 room furnished apartment clo in 205 West Walnut street. Phone 41C-Y. 28-3t THIRD DAY OF INSTITUTE AT HIGH SCHOOL
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es in the lower school.
We owe children a square deal, neither too high nor too low grade-. Two interr ting subjects discussed by Prof. J. R. Thomas, on Wednes-
day were:—
The Body’s Pumping Plant
There ha |„.pn much veneration for tin* heart a is shown by the faoi that the word occurs 114 times in ithe Bible and the word “courage” I comes from the word for heart. Pen. ’ |de used to think the heart was the '■at of emotions. Some psycholog- ! i t today think the elementary canal
is the source of feelings.
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METROPOLITAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC 106 Bart North Streat, Indian*poll", lad. INDIANA COLLEGE OF MUSIC AND FINE A** 5 1530 North Meridian Street, Indianapoli, lad.
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