The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 October 1928 — Page 2
THE GREENCASTEE DAIRY BANNER,' MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1928.
' F’. T. MeetinR Tonight. The first meoting of the Teachers' Association of the
Parent
High
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Bntrrrd In tkr P«»t •* Ore«»-
School will he held this
I'hon* All Social Items To 95. MISS JOSEPHINE (ONCILI.A BECOMES HHIDE OF DENT \ KNOLL) si NI)A^ VhTEKNOON
Prstty Ceremony Takes I'lace At The Home of Father
J. J. Mullen.
half past -even o’clock in the High i
j School Auditorium. It will be a get j Mu i,„. r ii(,ioa
acquainted meeting ami every pat- oerk.
! ron of the high school is urged to at- .—
| tend. A splendid program has been ;
j arranged.
I Dent of Indianapolis and Mr. and j + + + + + + | Mrs. Dewey Collier of Muncie. j Penelope Club.
After the wedding trip Mr. and | Penelope Club will meet 1 uesrtay Mrs. Arnold will he at home near | afternoon at Mrs. Milton Brown’s at
Stilesville in tln ir newly furnished i '>23 Anderson St.
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h ° me ' I). A. R. To Meet. Washburn Chapter D. A. R. will ■ . •
meet Tuesday evening with Mrs. gone to Liberty fir a -'holt vi.it.
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j Rulter-O’Hair Nuptials.
— o—— | Miss Lillian O’Hair and Charles B. Mi Josephine Concilia, daughter i ]> u tter were united in marriage at ot Mr. and Mrs. Frank Concilia of o’clock Sunday afternoon at OT. encastle became the bride of Dent I their newly furnished home in Rock-
Afiiold ,son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ville.
/ mold of Stilesville, Sunday after- I Proceeding the ceremony Miss >n at 2:00 o’clock with the Rev. J. | Christine Wright sang “I Love You J Mullen, officiating. j Truly” accompanied by Miss Jewel The impressive single ring cere- , Wright of DePauw, at the piano. The m. ny was read by Father Mullen at | !, r j,| a l party entered the parlor to the
Personal And Loral News
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hi home on East Washington St., in the presence of only the immediate
families.
The bride was dressed in a white satin dress with hasquet waist ami full skirt with uneven hemline. She wore a white veille and bridal wreath of orange blossoms ami carried a bouquet of bride’s roses. She entered the home on the arm of her father, who gave her in marriage. The small sister of the bride, Rosie, becomingly dressed in a tiny frock of yellow crepe de chine, with a shoulder bouquet and arm corsage of pink lose buds, held the veile. Next in the bridal party was Miss I.aVonne Mundy, who acted us ir.aidi f-honor. She wu- attired in a dress of orchid satin with basque waist and uneven hemline anti carried pink ros- < . With her, was Eugene Edwards of Muncie, the best man. Miss Angoline Concilia, sister of Hie bride acted as brides-maid. Her ilres wu- of pink satin, fashioned v.itl. basque waist ami uneven hemline. She also carried an arm bouquet of pink *ie-es. With her was Anthony Concilia, brother of the
bride.
The bridal party was met by Rev. Mullen and the bridegroom, who onto, ed from the rear of the home.
-trains of the Lohengrin wedding inarch played by Miss Jewel Wright and was played softly during the ceremony. The bride was given away by her brother, Oscar O’Hair. The groom was attended by his foster son, Denver Craig. The single ring ceremony was used and was very impressive and touching. Rev. McClure the M. K. minister of Rockville officiated. Immediately after the bride and groom had received the congratulations of their friends, refreshments of brick ice cream and cake were
served.
The biide was dressed in beautiful brown satin with all accessories to match and carried a bridal bouquet of pink carnations. This color scheme was also carried out in the refreshments. The home was made attractive with autumn leaves. The happy couple were the recipient^ of many beautiful and use-
ful gifts.
Those present were members of the immediate families and a few intimate friends. Those from a distance were Mr. and Mis. Harry Welch of Linton; Mr. anil Mrs, Denver Craig and litt! daughter, Emma D. ,f Indianapoli- Miss Lelia Boyd of (ireencastle, Miss Strange and Glen Chapman of Purdue and the Misses
After the ceremonythey went to
Cammack’s studio where pictures were ■ ip/zHla an ,l Dorothv Rutter of De-
t.uken. I Pauw .
Afterwards the bridal party and | M iss O’Hair is one of Putnam the guests were entertained at the , ounty > g mogt popular young women home of the bride’s parents on West ! a daughter of Simpson O’Hair, a
A: hmgton street, with a reception | ( 'j vi | War veteran.
ini i 3 to 5 o’clock. Three pieces of j \| r |{ u tt ( . r j R < lain Hull’s orchestra furnished mu- highlv esteemed no for the occasion. county
Immediately afterwards, the bride Mr ; a , ul Mrs . R utter have th( /.T"" 0 !\ a « host „f
friends. They left amid showers of
well known and citizen of Parke
diiig trip to Canada, where they will \i-it in Wa | erton, Ontario, with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Caruso. Mrs. Caruso and Mrs. Arnold are sisters. They ■will visit other places in Canada with relatives of the bride before return-
ing home.
Mrs. Arnold was graduated from
rice and old shoes for a motor trip to different places of interest in the southern part of the state.
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Mrs. Alva Brothers Hostess. 1 he Domestic Science Club will meet with Mrs. Alva Brothers at her
Ollie Kelley at the Tri Dell House instead of with Mrs. J. P. Allen Jr*f # l* *1* *!• ^ *»* Dinner (jiiests. Mr. and Mrs. William Reeder, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Johnston und Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reeder of Montezuma were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lleve Thomas Sunday. Mrs. Grace Reynolds ami Mr. and Air . Irwin Reynolds and two children were guests of Miss Lillian Southard Sunday. * * + + + + Surprise Dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Acord and family, north Madison street were elightfully surprised at dinner Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. James Ditimore and .Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ditimore and family, of Spencer. The surprise guests brought well filled baskets and the afternoon was spent in music and a general good time. Ut*<*«*plion On Sunday. A reception and dinner was held Sunday noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Cowling on West Seminary Street for their son Ellis Cowling and his wife. Ellis Cowling is pastor of the Christian Church at Gurnee, 111. \ large table was decorated in a very ueautiful way with streamers, flowers and large cakes. It was also cov■red with many good things to eat. The following friends and relatives were present: Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wires, Marion, Ind.; Ernest Wires ind family of Huntington, Ind.; Mrs. Charles Martin, Indianapolis, Ind.; L. D. Wood und family, Ladoga, Ind.; Miss Doris Lynch, (ireencastle; How,rd Smith, Gurnee, 111.; Sedwick Sanford, Valparaiso, Ind.; and Rev. B. H. Bruner and family, Greencas-
tle.
Ellis Cowling graduated from DePauw in 1927, and Mrs. Cowling gradu.it* (I from the Music School two years ago. They were in (Ireencastle for the week-end activities at the University, and Mr. Cowling spoke in the Fir.-t Christian Church Sunday morning. + + •!• + + + S. (’. C. Club Meets Tuesday. The S. C. (’. Club will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock with Mrs. Harry Wells, west Walnut dreet.
Mis: Mary Elizatsth Gillen is
vi ;t with friends
Mi . Ralph Oral
home from a
Brazil.
Porn t*F At day a on.
Mr. and MM. H W. Moon in vi iting in St. Li li , Mo., for a few days thi week. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Pickett of Spencer v. '*■ ;;iii t ■! liiends in this city Sunday. Elm* i Blue in at North Vernon thi week attending t o Ctate Fox Hunter:’ Association nai ling. Mr. and Mrs. ( layton M«rtz of Ru 'hville wire Sumi.'e guest: of Mr. ami Mrs. R. T. A. c El honey. The Greencastlc Band will practice this evening at 7 '() o’clock. All members be presriil on time. Mr. ami Mrs. Bernard F. Handy, citv, are the parents of a daughter, born Sunday at the county hospital. !r. and Mrs. Clay Brothers have h*n ,. called to P Mold on aceuii P of the iMness of then- daughter, Mrs. Aif.iur Morgan.
SILK NEGLIGEE ROBES Women’s silk robes in black with Moral patterns. Trimmed with self, 1 ! l lnte( l in plain contrasting- color. See om- ^ $6.50 THE QUALITY SHOP J. H. PITCHFORD
the the
• ho tireencastle High school and was home, 707 South Locust St., Tuesday ponidir among the younger set of the | afternoon at 2:00 o’clock, city. Mr. Arnold is a graduate of •£• + + +4* +
the Stilesville High school und well
I nown her., De,U Banquet. Gu* sts from out-of-town at the re- 1 , A PI'™fairly two hum-mi mem-
eeplion were: M-. and Mrs. Tony Ru- '"‘‘f th ‘‘ \ MU ' TaU fratermty ’ bin*, and family, Mr. and Mrs. R„b- ;'V " ,V '' S T 1 gathered in ert Plank ami family, all of Frank- i :l ,,,m,|Uet at I ’ on K ,|, “ n Mal1 Sutur,lay fort; Mr. and Mrs. Arthui Akers of . , VP " in,f ’ «<*.v O. We-t acted as toastJ.ehanon, Mr. and Mrs. X. Vince and .’"aoter a ml several prominent DePauw familv ami the Misses Ceanetta ami m "" on ’'P*-aker- list. Among Angela Vince, Mr. and Mrs. X. Maz- I t J ien, „ w '' re Bromley O.xnam,
z:i ami S’. Navarro all of Indianapolis; Charles Darg; of Muncie; Mrs. Stanley Alillur of Danville, III.; .Mr. and Airs. Harry McDonald of Craw-fonl-ville; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Arnolif, Mr. and .Mrs. Schuyler Arnold, Dr. ami Mrs. Charles Robard, Air. ami Mrs. Frank Arnold ami family, all of Stilesville; Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Dr. Henry B. Longdcn, Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes, Will Cavin, anil
others.
*J* 4* •** *1* *1* *1* To Entertain Club. Mrs. J. J. Albright will entertain the Present Day club at her home at 115 Bloomington St., Tuesday afternoon at 3:00 o’clock.
THE WEATHER Unsettled tonight anti Tuesday, probably showers. Slightly warmer tonight except extreme southwest portion. Cooler Tuesday ncithwest and west central portions. o THE CAMPAIGN LOG
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore have gone to St. Louis to spend a few days, j Mrs. Paul Ryan of Chattaneoga, Tenn., is visiting Rev. H. H. Brunei
ami family.
Airs. Bess Dean of Roachdale spent Satunlay night with Airs. Lovett on west Hanna street. Funeral services for the baby of Mr and Mrs. Fred Ash who reside north e t of (Ireencastle, were held Mon-
day afternoon.
Robert Bryan received severe cuts
their hall on the 3rd floor over ( itiz- al)()Ul j,j s | lt . a , t Sunday when lie and ens Tiust company, Tuesday at 7:30 two y OUn g men were in an auto P. M. there will be an initiation and wl . (>c | t | ie ^ w( , ( , n Greencastle and Terre
other important business to transact |j aute>
neighbors urged to atten I.
. Alva R. Rybott has filed a suit for Rev. and Mrs W. E. Hogan an. ^ ^ s { Kydott jn the Put . Miss Mal.mla Shank of Angola and am rircuit t . ourl char g ing crue l and ADs James Lutz and 'laughter. Miss % ^ M ^ Louise of Wabash, were the week- i- .1 , . .a . . . ... en are the attorneys for the plainend guests of Hugh, and Harland Ho- a,,
gan at the Sigma Nu House.
Beginning Tuesday, October 30th Charges of obtaining money under Dr. (I. Bromley Oxnam will have a ' a1 ^ pretense have been f.led in the course in Homiletics for all members | I'utnam Circuit Court against W.l„f th*. Oxford Club and for all stu-1 "am R- Duncan. 1 he complaint charg-
Mrs. Jam*’; Wyrick anil Miss Gladys Dant of Terre Haute were guests of friends in Greencastle, Sunday. Mrs. Alice Corbin Sies, President of Teachers’ College of Indianapolis, was among the guests who attended the inauguration ceremonies for Dr.
G. Bromley Oxnam.
The teachers ami officers of Christian Church will meet at
church on Tuesday evening at 7 o’clock instead of Thursday evening.
All urged to attend.
The Modern Woodman will meet in
Todd’s Toggery 20 East Washington Si
Gilbert Ogfe Republican Candid.h In Treasurer of Putnam County, Will appreciate your support j! the November fi election,
Dave Braden, iv ntly resigned city j dents considering any branch of marshal, has accepte :• position as church work. The course will last 10 cable splicer for thi district with the weeks, a regular college course.
EVERY 86 SECONDS Kvery eighty-six seconds a ton of coal is burned under giant boilers in the power plants that make your li^ht. Twenty-four hours a day, throughout each day of the year, these fires burn on, supplying with steam the generators that send your current out over the miles of wire and cable to your home. But behind the current that responds to your touch there is something bigger than copper and steel, coal and steam. There is the loyalty of hundreds of men, watching the lines, guarding the generators, tending those fires that burn night and day for your comfort and convenience. WABASH VALLEY ELECTRIC COMPANY J. A. BAMBERGER, Mgr.
Herbert Hoover opened his Massachusetts campaign today with ■« visit to Boston where he will speak to-
night. —o—
Governor Smith was enroute to Sedalia, Mo., today where he will speak tomorrow night. He will vitit a short while in Belleville, ill., and St. Louis today.
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Senator Joseph T. Robinson will speak toilay at Salem, Ore., an I tonight at Portland, from where he will leave for Ogden, Utah.
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Benjamin Gitlow, communist candidate for vice president, arrived in Houston, Tex., and denied reports he ! had been kidnapped in California.
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Senator Cuitis and Rorah start the Southern Republican campaign, Bor.it leaving for Virginia and North Carollina ami Curtis Raleigh, N. C. tomorrow night.
Greencastle Telephone < o. Rev. and Mrs. S. E. Davies went to Seymour Monday to spend the week ami to attend the state convention of the Hapi: t Church. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thembly will leave Tuesday morning for Gary where Mr. Trendily will act as delegate at the Grand Chapter meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peek and daughter of Dnli napoli , Mrs. Geo. White and Mrs. (1. L. Newby of Indianapolis spent unday with George Gibson. Dr. anil Mis. C. N. Stroubo and ‘laughter, Doris of Roach.lale and Mr. and Mrs. Earl J’. Stroube of Indianapoli wire Sunday guest, at the home of Air. and Mrs. E. R. Hartley. Mr. and Mr Rn Tustison attended the funeral of Airs. Hetty Kosher Day at Fim a tie, Sunday Mrs. Day passed aw.I * at In i home in Crawfoul ville Friday and i:. a -ister of Clay Kosher. Mis. G. L. Newby of Indianapolis, who ha- been visiting her mother, Mrs. George White and daughter, Mrs. Clark A timid and attending the Old Gold D exercises has returned
home.
Word has been received of
that fifty dollars was borrowed on a note with some personal property
as security.
The Fidelis Sunday school class of
NOTICE
death of Chester Evans at his home in ’ h “ Christian church will have a wein-
er roast at the home of Miss Alpha
Detroit, Alich., Mr. Evans was former Greencastle man and his many
Robinson on Washington street Tues-
friends here will be grieved "to learn ” v, ‘ ni "K at ^OO o’clock. A good of his death. Mrs. J. M. McConnell, P ro * ram has been planned to follow
a sister left today to attend the fun- 'h*' • su l , l ) e | -
oral:
Miss Eloise Blackwell will have the paper.
Among the selected groups to per- j form at the State Teacher’s Associa-! tion at the physical training exhibit to be given at Cadel Tobernacle in Indianapolis, Thursday October 18th at 2:30 p. in., is that of Esther SnidThe er ' K rou P °f children from Garfield 1‘ark School. This is the first time in
Wilson A. Quinette, age 48, living at Cloverdale was sentenced to the Indiana State Prison at Michigan City late Saturday by Judge James P. Hughes for a period of one to ten years on a charge of assault and battery with intent to rape.
charges to which he plead guilty, . . , , , were filed by relatives of the child- the h,st ? ry , of thl * sc 1 hf, ° 1 t ' ,at any ten involved who were niece; of the tfn,u P ,,C th,1 ‘ lren has b<,pn chosen to
defendant. perform.
Pay Your Telephone account on or before the 15th of each month and receive the regular discount fo prompt payment
Greencastle Telephone Co. Max F. Ilosea, Mgr
LAUGH AND BK HAPPY! SEE
“AUNT LUCIA The Great Collegiate Comedy The Biggest Event Ever Staged in Greencastle Sponsored by the l lkd DIRECTED BY UNIVERSAL PRODUCING COMPANY
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gardner, Fern, Saturday night a boy, Edwin Lowell.
Clay Minton, Mr. anil Mrs. Clarence Oakes, Mr. and Mrs. Homer MoAfie of Georgetown were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Reising. Mr. Minton is Mrs. Reisings brother, Mrs. Oakes and Airs. Me A fie are Mr. Minton's daughters.
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FOOTBALL SCORE Colleges Butler, 55; Franklin, 0. Minnesota, 15; Purdue, 0. Indiana, t>; Michigan, 0. Notre Dume, 7; Navy, 0. Wabash, 6; James Millikin, f> (tie). Muncie Normal, fi; Indiana Central, fi (tie). Manchester, fi; Detroit City, fi (tie) State Normal, 7; Valparaiso, fi. DePauw, 14; Earlham, 0. Indiana Reserves, 33; Evansville fi. Columbia City high school, 20; Concordia, 7. Ohio State, 10; Northwestern, 0. Illinois, 31; Coe, 0. Iowa, 13; Chicago, 0. Wisconsin, 49; Cornell college, 0.
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Local People as Characters DON’T MISS IT! SCREAMS OF LAUGHTER An All Stau Cast Headed hy Keese Matson as “Aunt Lucia’
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Jerry (Aunt Lucia) George (College Student) Dick (Football Star) .... Fraternity Pres Glee Club Pres
... Reese .Matson .. Wilbur Donner ... J. Cartwright Ralph Overstreet Harry Williams
College Sheik Judge Hughes
Dean of Women
President Seemore President’s wife Collins (Dick’s father) . Butter and Egg man . .. Gaddis (Eccentric prof.) First Freshman Second Freshman Betsy (Ge-ugr’s girl) . Molly (Dick's girl) ...
Virginia Stair Frank Ashworth Mrs. R. E. Richards Postmaster E. R. Bartley Elmer Crawley Prof. R. E. Hufferil Bernard Thomas Fred Snively Carol Shoultz Katherine Tillotson
Hard Hearted Hannah Clinging Vine Innocent Freshman Clara Bow Conceited Junior Teachers Pet Beauty Winner Girl with the Million Dollar Leg Athletic Girl Spinster School teacher ’ 1’owerful Katrinka Jiggs.Maggie 1
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Onw»M . Bill' Bub Nf L W Russel
COLLEGE GLEE CLUB
Ben Riley
Hairy Williams
Elmer Crawley
Perry Rush Hob Pierce Rex Crask Gene Soper Earl Harris
Dolph Veatch
Hay Herbert Don McLean Hals* Conklin Holier Ellis Emmet Green
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Informal Dance for MASONS AND THLIR FAMILIES Wed., Oct. 17 !):00 P. M. Orchestra Music Entertainment COMMITTEE
COLLEGE FLAPPERS
c. •. 1> (M ?7 ll * ra nf the Sig-sig-a-retta) Sorority President ... . j? on „ , Orphan Annie Mon ’ Mayor McGaughey Tilly the Toiler .... iV ‘ ^ . l i a “ b|p Baby Face .V.;;;;; Uonyvan Moffett Gloria Swanson Neely O Hair Campus Flirt ,7| J,''' 1 - Coffman Studious Girl w u (j “ r,,ner Gold Digger H U. lowers Orris Lush
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GIRLS CHORUS Ardith Moore Elizabeth Charlotte Taylor Charlotte ■ Carolyn Ellis Roberta Bellinger Mddred < a' 1 " Julia Werneke Gertrude H; r Vera Grace Brown Mary S 11 !' SPECIALTIES Mr. Elmer Seller, Orchestra. Mr. Urban Elmore, Blackface. Mu icaP William Blanchard & James Bittb a ) || | , 1 ni Pianist
High School Auditorium, Thursday and Frid*y> Oct. 18 and 19 , au ^ ( ‘ a ks at Stevens Drug Store, 8 o’clock, Wednesday , Show Starts at 8:15 P. M. * Reserved Seats, 50c; Chd^ 1 special ( hildren’s Matinee Thursday, 4 o’clock