The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 November 1928 — Page 4

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whirh rcvprsps thp usual American procedure of waiting until a play has made a hit in the United States before adopting it for the screen. “The Garden of Kdcn,’’ which comes to the Voncastle Theater for a two days’ run commencing Thursday, also offers Miss Griffith in a part imbued with much more comedy than those she usually plays. Corinne has long been known as an emotional actress, hut in her current production she isaid to prove her right stand with leading light comedy interpreters. However in her latest role she hanot deserted the big climaxes of drama which seem to be her heritage, for the story contains highly emotional situations.

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AT IIIK GUANA If A The patron- of the Granada The ater will have the opportunity to attend a very attractive stage pre.-en-t; 'don tonight when Mis.- I.ouise Powell, noted dancer of Indianapolis, a popular favorite over the I owe and Puh'i . Vaudeville circuits, will introduce ome very clever dancing penalties. On the screen will be seen Charles Murray in hi - late.-t comedy vehh h . "Vamping Venus”. This will be only one of the many novelty programthat are in -P re for the Granada pat

ron this season. The stage presentation tonight -hould make a very pleasant entertainment in every respect.

VI I Hi; \ ON( ASTLK Corinne Griffith’s fir-t United Artist- picture, "The Garden of Kden,” dill i from earlier Corinne Griffith films m othi i ways as well. One of :t chief ili tinction is that the maP rial w,. adapted from a continental : ige uece- and the picture was being made before the stage version ha I i e le-il l.ondoil and New Yi I k —

PUBLIC SALE I will sell al public auction at my farm, I miles east and north on the Greenrastle and Fillmore road, on Wednesday, Nov. 14th 10::i0 A. M, the following property: 3—HORSES—:! Pair of bay draft mares, smooth mouth, good workers; one driving maree, smooth mouth, and good user. 2—COWS—2 Two good Jersey cows, fresh in the spring.

HOGS

good brood sows; 12 hogs weighing about laO lbs.; la shoals weighing about 75 lbs.; « pigs weighing ahout

fit lbs.

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t orn, 200 to :I00 bushels ,,1 good corn to he sold b> the bushel; several tons of haled hay: clover and timothy mixed: several tons of baled straw : a lot of sheaf oats; about 100

bushels of shelled oats.

FARM TOOLS K HARNESS I good set of work harness: I good wagon and bed; I gravel bed: I hay frame: I corn planter; I mowing ma-

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ROA< HDALK Mrs. Sarah Hcnnon returned home Friday after a few weeks visit with her son Raymond Hcnnon and family and Miss Wilma Hennon at Ham ilton, 0. Mrs. Alice Kent of Indianapolis visited Sunday w.th friends and lookec after business. Mr. and Mi John Frye of Indi anapolis and Mr. and Mrs. (.urtic Hudgens of Grconcastle visited Sun | day with their parent.-, .Mr. and Mrs W. S. McMahon. Mr. and Mr-. Moore of Indianapo lis visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Hostetler. Mrs. Lulu .May ha 11 is visiting r few days with her son, W’ard May hall and wife at Greencastle. Mrs. Alma Harshbarger spent th( week-end with her children at tin home of Mr. and Airs. James Bur

nard.

Miss Kathleen Inppenlatz of In dianapolis visited Saturdaj and Sun day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs

G. I). Inppenlatz.

Mrs. Robert Browning of Greencastle visited Saturday night and Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Glen Ir-

win and family.

Mr. and Mr-. James Grider entertained Sunday in honor of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gosiin’s fiftieth wedding anniversary. A large number of relatives and friends call-

ed during the day.

Mrs. Anna McCumpbell returned or

Thursday after a few weeks’ visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Ed

wards and family at Rushville. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bymaster am spent Sunday with Mr. and

chine; I spike tooth harrow; I - - , disk with seeder attachment; hrakeing ..| ) j| ) j n , n .rr; I- r-ny.

1 hay tedder. Several fence posts,! Mr. and Mrs. Ora Scott and son. cement, iron and wood posts; I Ford j visited Sunday with the former’s par-

touring car, running g.MKl: I cider j ents at j amc , tow . n .

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j the M. K. Hospital the first of the

Henry Kinkead and wife were in Crawfordsville Saturday. James Wright and family of Chiton spent Saturday and Sunday with J-1 T. Blaydes and family. J. T. Blades wes in Indianapolis Saturday. Mr.Ms. Frazier is moving into Or. News house. NOTICE of receiving bids for PURCHASE OF STORAGE I! \TTKRY FOR SCHOOL LIGHTING PLANT. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, that sealed proposals will be received by the Trustee and Advisory Board of Jefferson School Township, Putnam County, Indiana, up to 7:1)0 o’clock, P. M., on Wednesday, the 21st day of November, 1028, for the purchase by said township of 56 cell, 110 volt, 1 1-4 K. W. battery, for u.-e and replacement of the battery now in the Dolco Light plant at the school house of said township, it Belle Union, Indiana. It is understood that in submitting bids each bidder shall state what price or credit he will give for the >ld battery now in said lighting plant, tnd submit a net price for the furnishing and installation of a new battery after giving credit for the Id battery now used in said lighting plant. All bids shall be filed with the undersigned trustee up to the time of receiving the same as abpve stated, and each bid shall be accompanied by the usual affidavit of non-collusion. The said Advisory Board and Trustee reserve the right to reject any and all bid- or to accept the bid they deem the lowest and best bid. Advisory Board of Jefi’erson .Scho-! Township of Putnam County, Indiana. Robert P. Allee, Trustee. 7-L't.

set of wire stretchers.

Some household and kitchen furniture; one walnut bed. A lot of small

tools not mentioned.

TERMS:—Over ten dollars, a credit of 6 months with good note drawing 8 per cent, interest. Ten dollars and under cash. 2 per cent, discount

for rash.

Mrs. Harvey Raines (). J. RECTOR, Auct. Dinner Served.

week, was epeiated upon Thursday and is recovering nicely. Mr. and Mis. Henry Wilson and Mr-'. Adela Sutherlin and son visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Byrd and children at Russellville. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Perkins of Indianapolis spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mis. Chas. McIntyre.

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Farmers of Putnam County Select Your Corn Now For Fourth Annual Putnam Co. Corn Show December 13, 14, 15, 1928 Sponsored by First National Bank AND Citizens Trust Co.

PREMIUM LIST CLASS ONE White Com (ten ears) I t, $5.00; 2nd, $1.00; Itrd, S.'t.OO; 4th. $2.00; 5th. $1.00; 0th, ribbon; 7tli, ribbon; 8th, ribbon; Itth, ribbon; 10th, ribbon. CLASS TWO A ellow Corn (ten ear. ) I t, *.>.00; 2nd, *4.00; .'ltd, $:{.00; 4th, $2 00; 5th. $1.00; «th, ribbon; 7th, ribbon; 8th, ribbon; ‘Uh, ribbon; 10th, ribbon. CLASS THREE Mixed Corn (ten ears) I t, *4.00; 2nd, *2.00; lird, $1.00; uh. ribbon; 5th, ribbon. CLASS FOUR White Corn (single car) i.-t, *,:.,>o, _i,(i, fi.od; ::rd, fiOe; Uh. ribbon; 5th, ribbon. CLASS FIVE Yellow Com (single ear) 1st, 42..»0; 2nd, * 1.50; lird, 50c; Ith, ribbon; 5th, ribbon. CLASS SIX. White Corn (ten eal>) Open to any boy or girl in Putnam County who is 20 years of age or under. I t, *1.00, 2nd, *4 00; 4id li.’.OO; 4th, *1.00; 5th. ribbon. CLASS SKVLN A ellow Corn (ten car; ) Open to any boy or gill in Putnam County who is 20 years of age or under. I.-t, - I 00; 2nd, $4.00; .".id, C.’.lin, jih, $1.00; 5th, ribbon. CLASS RIGHT Sweepstakes (ten ear.-) 'I lie lit t prize winners in ( la- 1 ■ 1, 2, 3, fi, and 7 to show in thi.- class. Special ribbon award CLASS NINE Sweenstakex (single ears) The first prize winnets in classes 5 ami fi to show in this class Special ribbon award.

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EAST MARION Forest McNary and wife and E. E. Buis and \*ife spent the week-end with O. H. McNary and family of Winn mac. MrM. and Mrs. Wm. Newman spent Sunday with Alex Sears and family of near Fern. Mi-s Mary Cunningham visile. Sunday with Miss Dorothy Williamson. The LaLdies Aid of the Mt. Meridian church met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Arthur Tincher. Those visiting as Wm. Newman’s Monday were: Mis. Daisy Bernliam and Mrs. Deloris Au-tin and daughtei Lorene of Greencastle, Mrs. Oran Bui- and daughter Lillian and Mrs Myrtle Monday. Mi.-s Ruth Higgins of Indianapolis spent the week-end with home folks. Mrs. SaSIlie McGinnis called on Mr-. Myrtle Storm Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Myrtle Storm an I son Haiold spent Friday in Indianapolis with LeLster SG.rm and family.

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ALL OVER INDIANA WHITING — Julius Klo.se, 111, Whiting's oldest citizen voted fot president for the fifteenth time during his life Tuesday, November (ith. His first presidential ballot was cast : for Rutherford B. Hayes. —o— LA FONTAINE — Dedication o r-i emonies will be held Friday for the $70,000 addition to the local high i school building erected last summer, j —o— PORTLAND -— Constable Alonzo I Silvers is walking these day.-. While i he was in a restaurant at lunch, his ■ bicycle was stolen. —o__ JEFFERSONVILLE — John J. Weber, 87, Civil War veteran, is not yet too old to hunt. He obtained a license from the Clark county clerk's office and it didn’t co.-t him a cent, as he has the benefit of the Soldier’s and Sailors clause of the licen.-* * law.

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