The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 November 1928 — Page 4

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THE GREENCASTLE DAILY BANNER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, IHAA

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U. K. \V. NOTICE o fhe Veteian.s of Ki leijrn \Vai will meet Monday niirht at 7:111 i:i the basement of the city lihraiy. Tie re will be election of officer' for and other important Ini i e to I r act. All vet.' are urpeil to iittend. .1. A. Friend Com.

I.OSKS S!«I0 IN ( \sll ELWOCI), Ind., Nov.

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GARY, Ind., Nov. 30 (UP)—One m: n, Walti r McColly, 00, I^ike county farmer, wa- killed and another man Dosaie Kanahle, 44, ('hii aRo was serjiously injured in an arjrument over hunting without permission, near here according to police. Waitei McColly, 30, the dead man’ son and Hiram McDaniel, Indi na Harbor, Kanahle’- hunting companion witnesses of the shooting. McDaniel said he and Kanahle had | been ordered from the farm by unoth- j !er man whose name was not learned urn! were preparing to leave when McColly and his son approached then with guns. Roth McColly’s demanded to know what game the hunters had bagged. In the course of the conversation, the cider McColly grapped McDaniel' gun saying. “You’ll do no mine shooting around here today.” McDaniel said. Then he attempted to wrest Kanahle'.- gun and a scuffle followed in which McCooly was pushed to the ground. Regaining his feet he fired point blank into Kanable’s stomach, according to McDaniel. McDaniel said that a.- Kanable fell he fired both barrels of his -hot gun nearly severing the head of the farm er. The younger McColly fled. McDaniel wa.- taken to a Gary hos pital where his condition was regarded seiious.

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INTIMATF PHOTOS TAKEN DURING THE LIFE O Ny GEORGE V

L(M AL WOMEN TON ('O.NI)I ( 1 BOND SALE The Bu.-iness and Professional Women’s club took complete charge of the Health Bond sale for this year, following a discussion at the regul r monthly businos.- meeting, at the Elkiluh, Wednesday night. The women will visit all busines- houses and offices of professional men and women with an attempt to sell at least one hundred of the bonds before Satur day. Persons subscribing to the bondwill receive 500 Christmas seals with it, and will not be Solicited through the mails as formerly. It was planne i at this meeting of the club to hold a Christmas party on I December 10. All the members will ! take their individual contributions, j.'Uch as canned fruit, vegetables, candy, and cash, to this meeting, for di--tribution to needy families at Christmas time. A report of the interesting visit of | several member- of the Greencastle I club to the Clinton club meeting thi ' month Was reported by Miss CuthcrI ine Tjllot-on, president. A meeting of the clubs of the Fifth District, including the clubs of Green1 castle, Clinton, Sullivtn, Marshall ! (111.), and Terre Haute, was announejed for Jan. (>. This meeting wdll be i held at the Terre Haute House, Sun (day noon. Mrs. Marie Zaharak Fifth District Chairman, is urging n | , | many Greencastle member.' to attend |hs possiblly can. Greencastle ha' an important role to play in district and j state affairs this year, owing to the fact that the state convention will be j hel I in this district. The January meeting will be devoted to plan for the convention, and it i- important that Greencastle a- a kind ef , .-i-i ant host, be well icpre ented a t die riveting. Due to small attendance no o>:ecutive action could be taken with regard to new member . at Wednesday night meeting.

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(Continued from page 2). cnee Humphrey, M r . arid Mr . Kiark tall, Mr. and J■ Vcnoi Ho ck •laughter Loi> Jean, Mrs. Glen Flint land children, an Mrs. Themh re Bock Mrs. Sanford Bock, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hall and family, Mr. Curt Minna k and sons, Mr. arid Mr-. Earl Alhn land family Mr. and Mr . John PrieA and Guy Ibne. Mr. and Mrs. M kl Priest, Mr. and Mr-. Harley Smith, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hibband Mr. Frank McBride, Mis Opal Davis June and Mary Humphery, ■ Dorothy and Uona Call, Zella Mm ^mk Mary Wimmer, Bernice O’Hai,. i Thelma an I Jean O’Hair, Mr. Finlv r ^ < '><»■. Glm Sutheilin, Harold Wysong, Ormand O’Hair and : Raymond and Hu , idl F,. al .

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ar* i ^ K, ■■ K, ■> | 38 with NATALIE KINGSTON Erilliant drama of a man «hn sou-ht tel of diamonds to forget the idiMer t u.'- ht Ine—and a woman «hose | ' in’' Vl ' t> dimmed both: <i**/.Aling |,„ m .

MAX DAVIDSON COMEDl \t' l« l Sat.. ' I EKKIBI.l: PLi)p|.| <, ( online Sun.-Mon. I \5 WR.W and GARY ( OOPE); Paramount's Glorious Young Lover., In “The First Kiss”

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Special Stage Attradioi. Louise Fursell I‘owell’. “Kiddie Revue

A galcxj of young stars in a presentation uf n: dance. Your opportunity to sec the same rrvin tha! Iia<•■ cil for the past three reasons at (ink Dwattr, Mari.: IM.Iis.—An entertainment of high merit Iloiil msss it. ON THE SCREEN

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\TIEM) (ONVKNTION \APOLlS, Nov. 30 (U: - )—, ■ i ICO repre-entatives of i upanie throughout the j P'cte<l in att'nd the thin! ' cnti ni of th" Hoosier As-1 f Fiiiam ■ Companies here | will include John C. Allaiunati, active in the Ohio | \ an iation and Professor I In w, of Indiana University,! i U. k and Rick bearing.

Roller TO>I(iHT Old An")' 11,11 Something ,liir r , inf—Con ....lF—COOK LADIES H' 11 ' 7 until I® 1

Intirrvitc photos of King George V of England depict the British monarch as he appi an d m antil the j rcaent • na (I ' as a child of three or four (standing) with his motlu i tli l it Qu (t) v. ten in |!)22, (a) luling jown the Mall, (li) in full-dn.- naval uniform. (7) th. king talkir ifc I arrival in Ballater, Scotland, l')2d, (h) with Queen Mary at his cororrtion, I'Jll

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of his life from childhood . {%) as a boy, (3) at 15, <>f the famous Black Watch

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