The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 October 1928 — Page 2
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1928.
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ENJOY LIFE Enjoy Wearing Your Clothes Fall is a cheerful season full of sport and activity teeming 1 with interest for alive young men. Dress up to the season New Fall clothes are here in striking profusion. We’re anxious to see you and we're sure you’ll enjoy the visit. 4 J. F. CANNON & CO. f
Eat*r»4 la tbs Fast Offtrs at Orrsa^■•tls, laatsaa. as srcoa* rlasa Ball matter. I ader tbs a«t at Marrb 8 1*7#. Saherristlaa •rlrs. 1# rrata #rr •verb.
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Hallwween I'arly Tunii'.ht. A whistling contest was conducted for
I nral daughter of Mr. ithe women and a crowing contest for *'*'^-®* and Mr.-. Harry Allan will entertain the men with a prize award, and the
1 , ..... .,r, M..n i.u ,,.id this even-I evenings entertainment in general
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Mrs. Su.-ie Bittler spent Friday
Indianapolis.
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t her home-in North wood this even |ing with a Halloween party for a
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Vlliunce to Meet.
The Alpha Omicron Pi Alliance club
in New-
<'a^tle Friday.
Orv’lle I Stewart and Bene Baggy motored to Jndianapoli.-
Thurwiay evening.
Flint's
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YOCN’G BKFF, THK BEST QUALITY ALL KINDS OF FRESH AND CURKD I'OTJK.
PORK SAUSAGE WITHOUT CEREALS OR WATER
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FRUITS, VKGFTAJH ES, (5ROCER1ES.
Me appreciate the fact that our < astomers are senduig us new
cUstoiuers—Ther *s a reason.
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Alpha O Chapter
House Saturday aft. rnoon at three Mrs. Lucy Bowen, of the Corr.mer- 1 " clock,
cial Hotel, las returned from motor v wl' f in to St Louis. \ Halloween Party.
I he Art Needle Work Club will hold
Mrs. C. < . Gillen and Mrs. F.dna ;l j| a || owt .’,. M |, ar ty for the members Cogswell Otis were visitors in New- , |n)| th ,, ir husbands this evening at
j.-ev, ii o'clock at the home of Mr. and
! Mrs. L. D. Snider.
on | *1* .t* •?• •> Woman’s’ < lub To Meet.
The V'.'omun's Club will meet with
Mr. ami Mrs. Albert Snider, Hanna | Mi 1-ela Walls, :iin west WashingCrossroads, are the parents of a son ton street Satuiday afternoon,
born to them Thursday.
, Enlerlnin Vt Bridge.
Mi. and Mrs. Chas D. Mdnt.re on N|l . s Ki Gardner de Beveridge street have returned from , Mllfll , !v t nt< .,. tain ,,| the F ol;rt h a weeks visit in Cincinnati. Thursday Club at bridge Thursda Mrs. Harry Gainey of Bedford i . ' ho • itl Ind visiting in Greencastle with her t ;ri ' 'net. High piize wa- aw nded <laughter, Mrs. James Bittles. > ' Williams. DHiciou- refresn-
| ments id ice cream cake on,I coffee
Miss Julia Jean Nelson of Indiana-,,.,.,,, .,-rved.
j polls is vi-iting here with her aunt,| These present were: Mr. and Mis. (Mrs. H. K. Ig.ngden, Taylor Place. | ,| ;u .„b Fitel, Mr. aid Mrs. I.ee Wil-
liaiv:.-, dr. and Mr- Ray Fisher, Mr. land Mi-. Nelson Tuulmau, and Mr.
and Mis. J. B. Zeis.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Cartwright Keeeplion I or Miss Jackson, were called to Indianapolis Friday by Theta Sigma Pld. honorary profesthe illness of Mrs. Cartwright's tath- j siounl journalistic fraternity, enterer. | taJned Friday afternoon from .TRIO to VT », i- u . 15:.‘“0 o'clock at the Alpha Chi Omega
Mrs. Nellie Dowling ha- gone to' Bloomington where she will -pend the next few days with Mrs. Aaron Gor-
don.
Dr. and Mrs. Quay of Tiffin, Ohio, are the guests of the latter’s father, Isaac Hammond, South Indiana St. j
Phone 12. Phone 12. SATURDAY MARKET/ New Hulk Sauer Kraut, lb •... 7^c Fresh Pork Rones, lb 8^c Home Made Bologna, lb :.... 15c Sugar Cured Jowls, lb. .. .* 19c Fresh Spare Ribs, lb 20c Fresh Lamb Stew, lb 20c Silver Nut Oleo, lb 20c Fresh Veal Stew, lb 20c Sugar Cured Bacon, half or whole, II). .. 24c Fresh Eggs, Cottage Cheese, Fresh Oysters, Fresh Butter Milk, Fresh Side Pork, Frying Chix, Pickled Pig Feet. W. H. E1TEU0RGE Phone 12. YVe Deliver.
Richard Harlan, of Gary, wall known former Greenca-tle man, is here visiting relatives for several
days,
Alonzo Moore of Kokomo and Hurry C. Moore, of Indianapolis, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Cam-
mack Thursday.
I Riley Allen filed a suit for the foreclosure of a mortgage in the Putnam Ciicuit court Friday afternoon against Ann Stien. The complaint asked for
judgment of $400.
Fred Reising announced Friday that a Thanksgiving Day shooting match will be held on Thursday, November 29, at the Rod and Gun Club target range south of the city on the cemetery road. Mrs, George Fox, Reelsville, Mrs. Joe Trimble, Mrs. Ben Trimble and children, Carlisle, and Mrs. Ira Henefiel, -pent Wednesday and Thursday with Mrs. Essie Beneliel and family on .South Indiana street. The will of George W. Cummingwas filed for probate Thursday afternoon in fhe Putnam Circuit court. Under the terms of the will, Lucy Anne Cumming received all property, real and per-onul, and was also
named executrix.
The Putnam County Democrats Clult will meet in regular session in Assembly Room of the Court House. A lady speaker, Miss Perkins of New York will address the club. A short business meeting will lie held before Miss Perkins speaks. I o PLAN BIG ( KLEBRATION
glllllM FOOTBALL j I DEPAUSfi ! I .4 vs.'JUMMi 1 FRANKLIN | SATURDAY, OCT. 27, 2 P. M. Blackstock Field Reserved Seats $1.00 | General Admission 75c
BOURBON, Ind., Oct. 2«. (UPl - Thi> town, which achieved national prominence as the first in the United States to stage a municipal Hallowe'en celebratin, is planning a program for the day this year to lie held on Wednesday. More than 5,(KM) persons attended last year's celebration.
CHURCH PLANS JUBILEE
SOUTH BENT), Ind., Oct. 2fi. (UP) -St. Joseph’s church, the oldest palish orgunizatkm in northern Indiana, will celebrate the seventy-fifth anniversary of its founding Sunday, with
a diamond jubilee program.
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DON’T FORGET the Rummage -ale at Fire Dep’t. Saturday. 2<i-lt.
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FOR RENT:—Garage »2.50 per I month. IMG W. Franklin St. Phone I 2:15-K. tt-lt.
Todd’s Toggery
20 East
Washington St.
louse on South Locust street, with a tea in honor of Miss Florence Jackon, personnel director of Welle-ley college, who has been in Greencastle Thursday and Friday of this week. All women 'f the faculty and women students of the university were extended an invitation to meet Miss Jackson. An unusual opportunity was given the women students of the university in having Miss Jacks Imre. .She has lectured at various eastern colleges and is at present making a tour of the middle west. Miss Jackson came to DcPnuw from Indiana l niversity and goes from tteie to the AltnV-a dull in TernHaute and then t< Lindenwood col-
lege.
■F K- + Mrs. Trembly Has Program. Mr-. W. J. A liton, Bloomington St. wa- hostess Thursday afternoon at a meeting of the Twentieth Century Club. Mrs. Guy Black, president of the i lub, opened the meeting, with the repetition of the club collect. Seventeen members were present, I he subject, " I he Religion of the Early Greek- and Romans” was given by Mr R. H. Trembly. During the -ocial hour, Mrs. Ashton was as-i-ted by hei daughter.
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In Kappa Meets. Mis- Genevieve Duggy, E. Washington St., road entertained the mem'"•i- ol Tri Kappa Thursday evening, rite evening wa spent in business of the organization, and the rummagi -ale which they have been planning was discussed. Further plan- were made fur the v-it of Mi.-- Miller to Greencastle, lor inspection of the local chapter. Mis Miller \v a - scheduled to lie in Greencastle Saturday, but has been
delayed.
■F + + + + + Needle C raft ( hih. The ladies of the Needle Craft flub and their hu-nands, will he entertained this evening at the home of Mr. and Mi Klim i Sellers, on East Walnut St. Members please bring table
service.
Halloween Party. I here will he a Holloween party in the ha-emem of the Chiistian Church Friday night Oct. 26. at 7:2f lor member- <,f the Triangle Clul only. I'l.nse come masked.
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Veronica (lub Party. The home of Mr. and Mrs. \V. T. Handy, south of the city was the -<eni‘ cf one o, the prettiest of tin annual Halloween parties Thursday evening when the Veronica Club member.- entertaind their families. The home wa- decorated throughout with uutum leaves, black cats, pump-| kins and in orange and black crepel paper. In the dining room, a long table was laden with eats. From the light in the center of the room, long twi -ted streaitieis extended to each of the tables, and -mull tables provided for the guest- had covers of black and orange paper with small black cuts in the corners. They had center* 1 pieces of fall flowers. There were sixty present, and only four families absent. Mrs. John C.. Knight was chairman of the entertainment committee and Mr-. Henry O'Hair, Mrs. Will Miller and Mrs. Lawrence Snider assisted her. The evening was spent in a number of stunts, and two ladies masked
r-vr-iimn,
was in keeping with spirit of Hallo
we’en.
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Unique Party Thursday. The Delta Theta Tau sorority enjoyed rather a unique form of entertainment Thursday evening when they took a ride in Gardner’s truck south of Greencastle where they had an old fashioned Halloween party in the Peck barn. Fodder and pumpkins decorated the barn, and the evening was spent in game playing, dancing and fortune telling. Krefreshments of doughnuts, cracker jack, coffee and cider were served. Sophomore ( lass Party. The sophomore class of the High .School gave a delightful party Thursday evening at the gymnasium. The .urg gym was decorated throughout w ith fodder and pumpkins and shaded lights. Almost the entire sophomore class was present. A prize for the most clever costume was awarded Mis- Elizals-th Maxfieid. Chairman in charge of the committees were: Charlotte Etter, refreshments, Paul Jones, decorations anil Charles Brown, entertainment. The evening was spent in a general round of games, and refreshments of pop corn, gingerbread and cider were
served.
Members of the High School faculty pre.-ent were: Floyd Miller, class ponsor, Prof, and Mrs. Frank N. Jones, Prof, and Mrs. Bishop, Harold Stewart, Prof. Thomas, Prof. Goldsborry, Miss Hazel Arbuckle, Miss Ethel Ader and Miss Ruth Owens. + + *b*h + * Pictures In News A picture of Mrs. R. A. Ogg of Greencastle, who is chairman of the i.--olutioris committee at the Indiana State Federation of Clubs, which is being held in Indianapolis, was in the Indianapolis News Thursday evening. A picture of Dean K. G. McCutchan also appeared in the same issue, as head of the DePauw choir, which gave the program Wednesday evening before the convention.
New Jersey dresses in beautiful assortment of colors. These will not stretch. See our window. $10.00 THE QUALITY SHOP J. H. Pitch ford
at the School House of -aid township, at Belle Union, at -even o’clock, P. .VL, on the 5th day of November, 192X will consider making and will make additional appropriations for the year 1928 for said township, to-wit: .Special School Fund No.—, for new equipment for lighting plant j
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Any and all tux payers who may ' appear will be heard on the <|uestion of making the above appropriutions for the uses and purposes named, and if dissastisfied ten or more taxpayers, i other than those who pay poll taxes i only, may appeal to the State Board
of Tax Commissioners,
Dated this 24th day of October, <
1928.
R. P. ALLEE, Tru-tee. Oct. 25, Nov. l,-2t '
STATE OF INDIANA COlyry OF PUTNAM, SS. In the Circuit Court September Term IN MATTER OF THE EST^ OF NANCY JANE MARTIN,JOg. PH V. GILLESPIE EXF.i l [ , NOTH E OF PUBI.Il SALE if
PERSON VI. PRiiTq^
Notice is hereby given th^ik, lt . dorsigne I executor of tht F.-ui* ,< Nancy Jane Martin Dect-a-eo - fer for sale at public auction a late residence of -aid deceased at ,«> South Locust -(reel in the city „( Greencastle Putnam Couiuy Induiu on the 29th day of October Hint ul two o’clock, the personal property of -aid e-tate consisting of household goods consisting of furniture bed I clothing rugs stoves chair- ai-o tanned fiuit coal and wood and ther articles to numerious to mention.
I am prepared to take order- for | TERMS CASH
tli well known fruit cake, made by i Mrs. Helen Burges- of Crawfoidsville Mrs. Julius T. Orton. Phnoe 15(j-K.
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FRED V. THOMAS, Aunme; Joseph F. Gille-pje, Ex-rutor.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP, PUTNAM
COUNTY, INDIANA.
Notice is hereby given to the taxnuyers of Jefferson Township, Put;iam County, Indiana, that the proper 'egal officers of said Jefferson Townhip, at a special meeting to he held
Gilbert Ogles Kepuhlican Candidate for Treasurer of Putnam County, Will appreciate your support in the November (» election.
KAU6LE and SON •‘WE SELL MEAT THAT’S GOOD TO EAT P A /'AM -n.)is'’VhVi)/in <y\ DiU/Un BwiAKFAST, ^ LIVERWORST, LB 10c PURE SAUSAGE, LB 22c PURE HAMBERGER, LB 23c LIGHT BACON 32c SUGAR CURED JOWLS 13c FRESH SHOULDER, LB 21c FRESH OYSTERS, LAMB, DRESSED CHIX.
PUBLIC SALE
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Dairy Cows On account of lack of barn facilities I am compelled to reduce my herd of choice dairy cows and will sell at Public Sale at my farm, 2 1-2 miles west of Greencastle on the old Jo--eph Stoner Farm, West Walnut
Street Road, on
Wednesday, Oct. 31 at 1:00 o’clock p. m., the following
stock:
One Shorthorn, 5 years old, giving 4 gallons of milk per day; one Shorthorn, 6 years old, to freshen soon; one young registered Jersey, giving 3 gallons; 1 young registered Jersey, giving 1 1-2 gallons; one 4-year-old Holstein, with calf by side, giving 5 gallons; one 3-year-old Holstein, giving 1 1-2 gallons; one Holstein and Jersey, fresh, giving 4 gallons; one Brindle, 4 years old, a good one, to freshen -oon; one Jersey, giving 2 gallons, to freshen soon; one dry Jersey, heavy springer; one Hol-tein and Jersey, 5 years old, giving 2 gallons, to freshen soon; one 4-year-old Brindle, giving 2 gallons; one Jersey Bull, 2 years old. TERMS MADE KNOWN ON DAY OF SALE
Chas. Boatwright a 1 Rector ’ AncUoneer -
UMGaa Fig Bars, 1 lb 1 Crystal White Soap, 10 bars 33c Quaker Quick Oats, Pkg. 3c Country Club Oats, 2 pkgs. 13c 2 Lb. Round Layer Cake 33c Gum Drops, 1 lb H Country Club Apple Butter 22c
I % Lb. Bread, A loaf
Wondernut Oleo, 1 Lb. ..
20c
Wilson Milk, Large Cun
10c
Kroger Chip Soap, Large Pkg
16c
Matches, 6 boxes
20c
Kroger Mult, 3 funs ...
$1.00
Skinned Hams, half or whole, lb Breakfast ban n, ' ll
(Carton ()*p\ Head Lettuce. | 2 Heads for
Grapes, 3 lbs. for