The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 November 1928 — Page 2
THE CKEENCASTLE DAILY BANNER, MONDAY, NOVEMBER o, 1S2S.
Miss l.uras Inilia<**d.
Phons All Social TUma To Bfi. W. F. M. S. To Me*'!.
Miss Louise Lucas, daughter of Mi. and Mrs .Ford Lucas of GR.'! E. So mi nan Stmt, has boon pledged and initiated into Alpha T.amhda Delta, freshman national scholastic fraternity at DePauw University. Miss Lucas is a sophomore this year in the university. Since her entrance a year aen she has shown remarkahle scholastic ability, as =he did formerly in the local high school. Also Miss Lucas is a member of Aloha chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta, first Greek letter fraternity known among women. +++++♦ 'l ea for Mrs. Oxnam. Miss Dora Jones, chaperon at Mansfield Hall and the girls there will entertain with a tea Wednesday afternoon from •'! to fi o’clock at the hall for Mr-. G. R. Oxnnm. About 200 invitations have been issued. •!* •!• -!* H lock's Entertain Friends. Tlie ‘‘Airy Knob” Farm was the icene of a brilliant Hallowe’en party Friday evening when Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hauck entertained a few of their friends, with a dinner ami card party. The affair was a fitting climax to the He.llowe'r n sea-on. Those present for the occasion weie: Miss Katherine Tillotson, Harold Robbins, Prof, and Mrs. William Iluggard, Prof, and Mrs. Robert William-, I’rrf. and Mrs. Harry Voltmer, and (’apt. and Mrs. Ralph Howard. .{..;. a. ( hange of Program. The Fortnightly r|ub will meet thievening with Mr-. W. M. McGaughev at her home on East Seminan St. The work will b« given by Mrs. Thad Jones, and she will review the book, “Licher Ground.” Mrs. Stevens who wa- to have given a review of “Mother India’’ is confined to the hospital as the result of an accident Sunday. ^ 4* 4* + + + Dr. Taylor To Take Part. Dr. ('. Howard Taylor, pa-tor of the Methodist Church of this city, will take part in the dedicatory exercises for the Wile Memorial Nurses’ Home at the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis Thursday afternoon of this week, it is announced. The principal address of the ceremony will he given by Bishop Edgar P'ake of the Indianapoli- Area. .pa. Voncaslle To Cue Midnight Shot* Tuesday Night With Election Returns It ha- been announced that the Voncastle Theater will give a complete performance Tuesday night, beginning promptly at eleven o'clock. Election returns will he announced regulaily during the midnight performance and instead of the usual Tuesdaj pictures, u complete change in program will be given. Clair Hull and his band will play a portion of the show, which promises to make the event a more enjoyable one since this popular band have many favorite selections to offer at all times. *!• *5- -5- •!* -iNeedlework ( lub to Meet. The Art Needlework Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:.’10 o'clock with Mrs. T. E. Evans, at her home on Hanna street. + + •!• + + + Mrtk Tilden Hostess. Over-the-Tea-Cups Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2%'I0 o’clock at the home of Mrs. F. C. Tilden on La-A Anderson street.
tine Haste, Mrs. Herbert Gorham; 1 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pearson , And 1 Ora Hudson of Crawfordsville.
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G’ves Birthday Party.
TUB DAU.T ■AtfATBB
Woman’s Dream
Comes True
The Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church opnod the year’s work with a very inspiring address by Mrs. A. P. Camohor, on October fith. On Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 7th in church basement, will be held the first meeting introducing plans outlined for the year by the new presilent, Mrs. A. T. Briggs. The society is divided into ten groups of fifteen or more members, each of which is named for some one who has been or is especially interested in missionaiy work in Africa, is this is the country to lie studied this year. Each group is responsible for one meeting. The one this week is by the Fanny tjuinton group of which Mrs Chandler is leader and Mrs. Pitkin assistant. Mrs. C. A. Payne has the devotional period. Mrs. Pitkin will discuss the first chapter o: “Friends of Africa” the study for the year written by Jean McKenzie. A playlet, “A Little Mai.I Who Went Into All the World,” will he given by Mabel Krueger arid Esther
Coffin.
Mr-. Brigg- will explain some interesting plan- for the year, and Mrs. Ogg will give the outstanding pointof the district convention. Each group will he seated together, and special recognition will he given the group having the greatest number whose dues are paid. til members and friends are urged to lie present. + 4- 4- 4* + + Missionary Meeting. The Missionary Society of the Christian church will meet with Mrs. Frarik Ashworth, siOa North Jack-on street, Tuesday afternoon at 2:.'f0 o’-
clock.
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Glees Surprise Party.
Mrs. Ray Shanklin, .'112 Johnson St. gave a surprise party Saturday evening at her home for her husband, the occasion being hi- birthday aiini-\er.-ary. About seventy live friends and relatives were present, and all brought a pound of food. The host-
•ss also -erved refreshments of cake ■ Th( . R & n Potato riub ()f i.tl coffee. I lie evening was spent dale finished up the-projects last Satin playing card.-, games, and in list i urday wlth a show }l( ,|d in th<> | ol)by ■riii.g to music. n f tfip Roachdale hank. Four awards I hii-i present were: Mr. and Mrs. , wf . rP made and cash prizes were giv-
AInert Cope and two daughters, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harris en- | sahacrivtioB
tertained a number of friends of their ( •*»*». daughter, Miss Frances, Friday eve- i corning in honor of her twelfth birth-
day anniversary.
The evening was enjoyed in playing games and dancing. Refreshments of ice cream, cake, candy and apples were served. All left wishing Miss Harris many more happy birth-
days.
Those present were: Misses Frances Mathes, Betty Nichols, Doris Long, Emily Caroline Conklin, Jo Ruth Donahue, Imogene Williams, Genevieve O’Hair, Harriet Heaney, Frances Robinson, Mary Louise Hamm, Lois Howard, Lorraine Davis, Robbin Pence, Jean Marie Stuart, Veda Mae Hill, Virginia Pitts, Bertiie Moore, Julia Crawley, Mary Lucille Earley, Leah and Dorothy Oakes. 4" 4- 4- 4* 4* 4Mrs. Arlt Hostess. The Century Club met on Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Gustave O, Arlt. During the business session further plans were made for Mr. MukerjiV lecture. Mrs. Smith as chairman of the ticket committee reported the tickets had been placed on sale at the following places—Hamilton's Book store, Southard’-, Stevens, Penney Store and the City Library. The program for the afternoon was reports from the State Federation meeting given by Mrs. John Cannon, and Mrs John Alice, and Mrs. Frank Conner as chairman of the Fifth District gave the report she presented at the Federation meeting. It was most interesting and the club members expressed themselves as being proud of the work that had been accomplished in the district this year. During the social hour the hostess served refreshments in the dining room that was attractively decorated and lighted with candles. 4’ F 4- 4" 4- 4* Hold Business Meeting. Tri Psi held a -hort business meeting Saturday afternoon at the public library.
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AWARDS M U)E SATURDAY M KOA< HD ALE FOR B. K I).
EXHIBITS.
H. R. Sands, Bainhridge, was in Gieencastle Muiiday. H. A. Owen- spent Sunday in Indianapolis visiting relatives. Dr. and Mrs. G. B. O.xnam returned Monday noon from New York City. Mrs. Maymie Torr of Indianapolis is vis.ting her niece Mrs. J. H. Pitchford. i
the her
Miss Helen Browning spent week-end in Roachdale visiting
sister.
Mrs. Geoige Williams is confln.1 to her home on Beveridge street b'.
illness.
H. li. Walls i still confined to hij home on East Seminary street by
illness.
Miss Lucile Buis of Clayton wa the guest of Mi- Grace Browning Saturday. The Veteran of Foreign Wars will meet at the city library this evening at 7:.'!() o'clock. Miss Alice Murphy has returned to her work at Prevo’s after an absenee of two weeks.
Mrs. France- Cheek left today for L’liiii, 111., to look after her interests
and help elect Hoover.
Mr. and Mr-. Elmer Crawley amt Mr. and Mr R. P. Mullins spent Sunday in Indianapolis. The Spanish War Veterans will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 at
Dr. Hawkin’s office.
and Mrs. Fay Davidson, .Mr. and Mrs. |)i nuld Davidson and son, Fred Ho.-ea, Miss Ethel Hall, Miss Jane Ju-tus, Miss Lelu Miller. Miss Elizabeth Calloway, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Morris, and thre*- daughters, Mrs. Will Brothers and daughter, Miss Je-sie Brothers, Mrs. Lawrence Athey, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brothers and daughter, Opal, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mugg, Mr. and Mrs. M. Lensin and two children, Mrs. Haspel, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Bo-well, Mr. and Mrs. John Shanklin and four children, and Mr. and Mrs. Murel Shanklin of Crawfordsville, Mr. and Mrs. James Mitchell of New Market, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Sandford and son, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Jordan, Mr-. Mark Kocher and two children, Mrs. George Conklin, Miss Rickey Kocher,| Ml^ and Mrs. Ira Moore and son, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Garret and son, Mrs. Albert Nelson and daughter, Miss Margaret, Mr. and Mrs. George Raines and Mrs.
The first prize was given to Marie Harshbarger, second William Goff, third Edward Brook-hire, fourth Clyde Bymaster. The hoys put on a very good show of high puality potatoes and all who visited the show were well pleased. This is the be- ! ginning of 4-H work in Roachdale. The Beef Calf Club is being organized ami plana are being ntade for the starting of the Pig Club in the
spring.
o The English Singers are coming. It
WANTED:—Position as housekeeper or care of children by middle agj; woman, Virgil Cox R. fi. 5-1 p.
HAMRICK \ CANDIDATE
. Arthur J. Hamrick is the Democratic nominee for secretary of stateJ in tomorrow’s election. His home has always been in this county and he will no doubt poll a heavy vote here be-
Nora Sutherlin, Mrs. Emma Chris- vause of his wide acquaintance.
George Fuller, Roachdale, is driving a new Ford coach delivered by Grover McCannon, Roachdale. E. C. Sterle and M. A. Eggers, of Roachdale were business visitors in Greeneastle, Monday morning. Mrs. Hugh Owen has returned to her home in this city after a visit with relative- in Indianapolis. William O. Barnard, Roachdale j route 3, ha.- a new Ford coach delivered by Leslie Warner, Ladoga. The radio which is being installed in Rector Hall will he ready about December 2, it has been announced. Mr. ami Mrs. William Johns of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Lemuel Johns and Mr. an i Mrs. Robert John . Thoma Nelson of Indianapolis, -pent the week-end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nelson, west of
town.
Clifford Miller and Miss Fay Sherman of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Drew Miller and family. Mr. and Mrs. George Landis, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lakin drove to Indianapolis to see John Keller at the Methodist hospital. Dr. W. M. McCaughey and son, Bill returned late Sunday evening from West Point, where they attended the. Army-DePauw gdine.
Hugh Owen spent Sunday in Indi-
’ snapolis.
Mrs. Ves Miller has returned from
a week’s visit in Indianapolis.
Mrs. Rodeheaver who is at the Battle Creek Sanatarium is reported lowly improving and out of danger. The band will meet for practice on Thurs lay evenings instead of Monday evenines, during the Winter months. Noble J Johnson, Republican candi- j date for congress from the Fifth District, was a business visitor here from
Terre Haute on Monday.
The dedication and open house of the new Second Ward School building, is Iteing planned by the school
Board for the near future.
Mrs. Fred Justus, daughter Jane ami on Cecil, Miss Emma Christine j Hoste and Miss Nellie Butter spent Sunday with friends in Logansport.
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The nur-es committee of the Tuberculosis Association, will meet Tues-! day afternoon at 2:00 o’clock at the I office of the County Nurse at the Court House. The Modern Woodman Camp will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30. There will he work , it will be a good place to wait for the election returns. All members urged to come. Vetty 0. Mann versus Gail Moser is the title to a case filed in the Putnam Circuit court Monday for the appointment of a guardian. Glen H. Lyon- is the attorney for the plaintiff. A young man was picked up down town this afternoon when he attempted to pass a fraudulent check. He was turned over to the juvenile authorities as he was said to have been only 15 years of age.
Dresses $15.00 If you instantly recogni* 1 and appreciate smartness, thei you’ll like the new styles that have just recently arrived in our medium priced dress. THE QUALITY SHOP J. H. PITCHKOUI)
THIS WEEK'S WEATHER
Mo-tly fair except rain Wednesday lor Thursday; temperature below nor-
mal Monday, somewhat warmer Tues- I City Libran
Th v ' ViTK'e The Veterans of IwV j meet tonight in the ba*
lay and colder latter part of week
MANY THEFTS REPORTED.
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stice Da > Progran
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promises to be the
day since the. war. ^ ^
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A number of petty thefts have been reported on the DePauw campus. It i.- reported Hint approximately $40 was taken from the Alpha Chi sor-1
ority house Friday night.
The front door of the sorority home j
is always open until ten o’clock at i Eifflrt persons are ij,.,. ^ night and it w.is thought that the Indiana a the week-en■ t„ii rf]
thief had entered some time before [ Pnce .
that time, and taken the money, which Henry Geliei . ^ ani | ^ was in the box in the long distance * I , " ra » 37, living timth / Ft f telephone booth. j werf “ killed when the autuinolr
o | wWch they wen riding, n, BOYS M AKE VIOLIN j'-V the far of , hit and run —n—■ | Daniel E. Davis, 72, RilhboM BRAZIL, Oct. 31 (UP)—A violin ! kill, ‘ d m,a >' Crawfwdsville
made by Jack and Gene Schlatter,' automobile in which he was a pj brothers 12 and 14, is on display here , - r< ' r was ' l uck by a Bijr Four V and mu-icians who have tested it say ! 'lc Bride, :|, Linanapolis,
it possesses an excellent tone. ' The brothers, Van Buren township school hoy's made the violin from pieces of wood they picked up at ran-1
dcr..
Ed. Earley, son of Alva Early, last Wednesday shucked 144 bushels nf com from daylight to dark, on the Earley farm near Brick Chapel. This is a recor I in that community as the Itest mark before last Wednesday was
around 140 bushel-.
j killed north of Jan*, town, rt;' automobile left the lail j in( j (
into a telephoi* jiolo, Emery E. Stroad, 42. t vm
near Marengo, was fatally hurt]
a log wagon overturned. The 14-month-old son nf M
Mrs. John G. Franklin, north 4
urn. is deal
Charles F„ Sherrin, 50, It baoe
SIX CASES OF S< tKLET FEVER CONNERSV1LLE, Nov. 5 (UP)— A’ith six cases of scarlet fever report-
ed in Fountain county, health officers hor, committed suicide by pot have tuged the public to take every while in the belief that he waj]
precaution to prevent a spread of the persecuted,
contagion. j Charle- Bailey, 28, Mam
Three families are quarantined in dead of injuric-n . »km
year, expire Nov. 10. Send your or- Waterloo township, two in Columbia j ridentally -imt bin -. uhiJe A der now. A. P. Burnside, Greencas- and one uase was reported in this city) tie, Ind. 6-4.pt last week. The English Singww
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To the Polls Tomorrow, Election Day Just telephone 271, Republican Headquarters, and a machine will be sent to your home. Republican Central Committee
Nli-s Mary Case drove Miss Muna McAllistei, Miss Alice'1 hompshn and Mrs. V\ P. Ledbetter to Bloomington Sunday to visit with Mr. Ledbetter. Hamid Minnick has returned to this city to make his home after spending the past few months at Franklin where he has been employ-
ed.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Runyan, and | Mr. and Mrs. Chester C. Hunt and i daughter, Lquise, of Indianapolis, were guest* of relatives here Saturday and Sunday. j A picture of the Rector scholars of DePauw University has lieen tak j en, and will appear in the rnto-grav-ure section of the Indianapolis Star in about three weeks. The picture I was taken by J. O, Cammack, | Blackstock field. | The new Studebaker of Dr. C. I Zaring was badly damaged Sunday afternoon about 4 o'clock when ' ran into an electric light pole on East Seminary street. The Franklin Street wrecker was called to tow the car to the garage. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Nelson who have been the guest of his brother, MThoma* Nelson and wife on North Madison St., have returned to their j home in Wellsville, Ohio, Mr. Nel on i was a former Greenca-tle boy and ] has many warm friends here.
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Mr*. George Cone EB-Htwd | I’lttnmi County Hospital Sunday treatment. Mis. Cone underwent a j] major operation at the ho-pitul a few week ago ami roUiined to her home last week. Her condition has not been satisfactory, however, and she wa« returned to the hospital.
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For Congreas NOBLE J. JOHNSON
For Prosecuting Attorney MARSHALL D. ABRAMS
For Joint Representative C. A. TAYLOR For County Treaaurer GILBERT E. OGLES
For Sheriff VIRGIL GRIMES For Coroner EUGENE HAWKINS For Surveyor WALTER DUNBAR
For County Coamitainner l*t. District MORTON FORDICE
For County Commissioner 3rd. District ALBERT 0. ALLEY
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For Congress HENRY W. MOORE For Prosecuting Attorney CLIFFORD R. DirKERSON
For Joint Representative HARLAN R. DENTON For County Treasurer ALVA E. LISBY For ,Sheriff EDWARD H. i:iTt:UOHOi: For Coroner FRANK E. REED For Surveyor ORVILLE O'NEAL For County ( nmnuasion^ 1st Disfrirf JAMES G. RMTTOS