The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 December 1928 — Page 4

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Just What You Want •». In This Sale of STATIONERY

"With Tissue-Lined fmeloyes

will find qualities worthy of station-

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cry tw ice the price. This is a Combination XX Flan item produced by Marshall Field & Company, Wholesale, for cooperative selling by thousands of merchant*.

(Mrs. James Petty.

I Purdue were home over the vacation. | battle , fleet M a; (I Mrs. Carl Beck entertained training cruise.

just returned from a

The Mrs. Gray, M -utle | at six o’clock dinner Tuestlay. Mr. and According

advance reports

| I-awrcnco Darnell and Fern Gontch 'shopped in Indianapolis Friday.

|Mr H .rve Shuev, Mi. ‘ Olive Smith, where the picture has had its show-

M.. 'Harry Wil-i - M.»re,v,ll, y-lii*. ^

Points of Value

48 sheets and 48 envelopes . . Design* and tints created only for this selling . . . 18 combinations of colors—Beige, Ivory, White, Blue, Green — and novelty finishes . . . Rihbon-ties . . . Artfully designed, hinged, drop-front box.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller spent Sun- M r . Ella Kept t Leb non. On of her career.^ ^ Jf

shore

For Your C<nreif>oudenct

An Idtal Cbnilmai Oift!

She is cast

:day with Mrs. McLenden. Thursday they entertained Mr. an i. a dance hall

Mis. Edna Chadd and son I Iowan I M.. James Allen and Ferrol Lane. is to encoutage . . . I spent the week end with Dalby Cil- o leave to spend as much of then i "P ‘ / month’s pay for dance tickets as pos-Img-and family. |{|{|( K CHAPEL ^ihle It is during a visit of the ! M^HenrySl I ,'t""" We'nesd’ y Mrs. Everett Gooch has the small j the |(0r t that she becomes the evening in honor of his birth,lay an ^ ^ fami |v S pent Thursday | f ^ m ^“u. S.^^Hfornta!

Vi . (1| .,. «it.b Mr. an i Mrs. Charlie Fhomas -p^pup parts are essayed by James .,,,,1 n ar Portland. I Hall, popular Paramount leading man Mr. ; nd Mr Roland Lane at, ‘I a nd Jack Oakie, a newcomer to the Thanksgiving supper w ith Mr. t rank, ^ creenj ll0lu . the less adequate for

I the vacation with his parents at Wi "-1 Sam Wo(M | wort h and family ofj the role * w

„ ter ’ ... , , M , 0w „ n Clayton Mrs. Mack Woodworth and

Mr. ( lemons L-tes . I u . hi|(|r ,.,, alld W . Reeves of Ind-j TODAYV FIVE BEST RADIOS (were married la t Wedn .-<1 > 1 v " ,mL , i;i! , a|1 „ |is at( . ThaI1 ksgivi,.g dinneri WJZ, Network, » p. m— Chicago

.....i with Clifton Priest’s. I Civic Ojiera, Act 2 “Lohengrin.” Mr and Mr-. John Lewis, Mr. and) WEAK Network, 8 p. m.—Palmol-

\ niversary.

Mr. and Mrs. Janus Miller | Sunday dinner guests of Mr.

| Mrs Frank Miller,

j Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shockney spent

VON CASTLE

2:15-7-9 1*. M. Thursday-Frid

j by Rev. Bratton at hi

i Mrs. Carrie Darnell and

'.Mi-. Carl Darnell -pent Thank-giving j with Maynard Darnell and tninily of

j t'rawfordsville.

Mr. and Mrs. It Iph Darling spent I Thanksgiving at Georgetown, III with

Mrs. Darling-’ mother.

Our community was grieved and

shock,' I to heal of the id accident | uuch,'ml a h g Wednesday, and death of Howard Hank- , t Green j mid Mr- Raymond W

Hainbridge daughter Irene spent ihank-giving

With Mr. anti Mis. J

Mrs. Bruce Hall spent Ihur-day at

Hugh Burdett

Will O’Hair and family called on Mr. and Airs. Zepha Buikette Thurs-

ay afternoon.

Will Bain and George Keising

anti

ive hour. WOK, Network, 7 p. sic room. WOR, Network, It hour. WEAK, Network, 7 Companion hour.

m.—The Mu-

in.—Kolster

m.— Home

PEK BOX

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castle. He wa- formerly

boy.

Sunday, Nov. 25 was Mr. and Mr . E. S. Gray's 25th wedding anniveisar .• Guests for the day were: Herbert Wever and family ot Indianapolis. M and Mrs. Frank Ringer of Sheridan, and Mr. and Mi Her-chell Dam, II. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Allgood of Indianapolis spent Ih nk giving -ay v. it i

F. O’Hair.

Nealy O’Hair and wife visited at

Harvey O Ha C- Thur-day.

Mi - Margaret O'Hair who is attending school at Bloomington is -pending her Thanksgiving with hei

home folk- Karl O’Hair's.

Mr and Mi Witt U light Vis.' Ruth O'Hair and Mrs. Ollie Wright ailed on Mi md Mrs. Charles Day

OBITUARY Howard Edwin Hanks, son of John A. and Alberta Hanks, was born October 13, l!t()!*, in Bainbridge, Indiana. and departed this life November 2b, lft28, at Greeneustle, Indi-

hi- mother, Mrs. Emma Allgood. Mr. and Mr- Ralph Turney of i n ,|., 1 huuMmung Hay

ianapoli.s were gue st. ,f Mr. and Mrs. Carney Shea eii Thanksgiving

1,1 Mr. and Mr- Dan Etch son ( . nU - l - i 'R‘URhter Ma.y June ate Thanksgiving

tained all the Etehe.-on family at

Miss Lucile Brackney is spen >ing

few days with home folks.

Mr. and Mi Geoige Reising and

liiinei at .Mike Reising's in Greencas-

tle.

S. C. PKLVO CO.

o'vster supper on Sunday evening.

' Mis. Ruby Galbenth and , hildren of Fv, ryone was very .-orry to hear o! 'Columbus -pent vacation with he. ^ ^nth of Mr- Ion. Baldwin who .. ... . . ilu*(i at her home «t Raccoon rnday

i parents, Mr. and Mi-. I ran- l.dward-

I* . \ et \ \ ..l» ♦ i, Mr. anil A i . < Ilford Reeves and

Mr. Sam Ratcliff na.> bought the , , , . . . , .. m u i i • m daughter.^ .snctit the week end at John

iproperty of Mrs. Milt rord.^ on Mom * ‘

street and will move eon.

Count^3Iotes

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Mi-- Je->i*• Raab of Brazil was the guest "P.Mi Dor thy Lewi- during Thanksgis ing vacation. Mi - Wilma I’ollom pent the weekend with relatives in Washington. Mr. and Mi Win. Young spent the day Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Je.-se Blue near Belle Union. Dr. and Mis. C. T. Zaring „f (Ireenrastle railed on Mr. and .Mrs. Frank G>>-e, Sunday. Mr. and Mr Orlin Varvel and -on Robert of Indiauupok- -pent Thank--givin.' with Mr. and Mrs. Ola I’ollom. Mr . M. Clous,ne was in Greelicast|e, Thur-day. Mr. and Mi , Win. .Verse and family to, k Thanksgiving dinner w ith Joseph and Alonzo Evan . Mr. and Mi- V\ . .1. Hunt were in (ireencustlc, Thu,.-day. Mis- Lena Mar \ket spent Friday with Mr- Ala k Long. ('. E. Lewis railed on Mr. and .Mr.-. K. Cooper at I’utnamville, Sunday. Ceeil Green was able to lesume his -i liiml work Moiida | weeks' absence. Mr. and Air- Win. Holmes and children of Brazil were guests of Mr.

and Air- Glen Skelton, Sunday. .Mi Hoi thy Lewi,an,I Airs. Clark Herbert called on .Miss Lola Neese Sunday. Air. and Air-. Ralph Randall of Green, astir were guests of Mr. and Mi . Lewi Roberts, Sunday. All . Ld. Herbert called on Mrs. Alack Long, Monday.

.Mr. and Mr- Eli Sen bee and Mrs.

Lewis’s.

Sunday visitors at John Hills* were

. I,, , Mr. ad Airs. Roy Hi is, Mr. an Mrs ( a me Darnell rub.tamed R,v Balt- • ’ ,

Dock Hull- and Mrs. Hathaway.

lett and Mr. an I Mr-. J. <>. Coffman

at the home of Mr. Scobncs’ Sunday. „ . ,, , . ., . E\> I MARION

Mr. John Pnc t was pkasently sur-

prised Saturday evening by a in in- '' ' Mn , ■ <*ry o in her of friends. The ev. ning wa pent amac ls 8 P Bndln * 8 few ,la > s wi ‘ h h, ' , ■

1 grandparent- Air. and Mrs. Forest

' Me Nary.

in music and games.

Mary Eads of Del’auw, Dorothy Akers of I. U. and Olive ( aywood ,.f

PALESTINE Mr. and Mr . Will Evans spent Thanksgiving with James Hylton. M amt Mrs. Cecil Knauer entertained a number of friends Sunday at dinner. Mi - Edna Haker spent Friday with Mrs. Cecil Knauer. Mi- Otis Adrr spent Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Haynes. Mr. and Mis. Henry Osborn were in Indianapolis last Wednesday. Mi-- Nola Baker spent the week-j end with home folks. Mr and All . Card Summit'ra culled on Henry Osborn Sunday afternoon. | Fred Beck'- entertained a number, at Thanksgiving dinner.

]une Days

A Marvelous New Face Powder

June Bloom Powder, price 50 cents

is the powder you have been looking for. Its line texture makes it go on smoothly and stay on indefinitely—you will love its fragrance.

OWL DRUG STORK FLEENOR’S

DRUG STORE

Sunday visitors with S. U. Monday and family were Martin L. Nichols. Mi's. Mary Stwalley, Airs. Roxie Alexander and Mrs. Ellen Newman. Mrs. Ora and Junior Sechman visited in Coat, -villc, Thursday. I Almon Buis, a high school teachei 1 of Peoria, 111., spent Thanksgiving | with homefolks. Mr. and Mrs. Ejisha AlcAninch call i' d on An.-< 1 Sechman and family or ! Thursday. Lester Storm and family of Indianapolis \ -ited with Mrs. Myrtlt i Storm and son, Harold, Thursday. Those eating Thanksgiving dinnei I with E. I Buis and family were Ali moil Bui if Peoria, 111., Mis. Helen AlcNary of Winamac and Glen Bur1 gess and family of Coatesville. Helen Hunter i- clerking at Tress hit's 5 A.- lOe store in Greeneustle. Mrs. AL B. Sechman and son vi- - -

The surviving members of his fain- 1 ily are: his parents, three -isters, and one brother. Two sisters and one brother reside in Indiana—Mr— Harry Pierson, Groveland, Mrs. Lyle ! Green, Greeneustle; Ralph Hanks, Greeneustle. The youngest sister, Mrs. Oscar Roberts, reside.- at Slat • College, Pennsylvania. The family moved on May 1, 1 b-O, rom Bainbridge to Greencastle. I low ard, a lad of eleven years, found employment with the Owl Drug Company. His kindness of heart and cordial manner invited friendship and trust of the firm aliii the public. He tontinued to the end in the service »f the Owl Drug Company during yaeh vacation except one—a recommendation for character abundantly sufficient. The brief life of Howard Hanks is a history of ability, ambition and perseverance. As a student Pf Greengastle High School his natural ability came to the front, with the result of his graduation in lt<25 at the age of sixteen. He attended one yeai xt DePauw University, and, at the time of his death, was a student of Indiana State Normal, Terre Haute. Howard Hanks was interested in the activities of life in the present *ige; and, in his various social contacts he attracted many friends. In the day of his youth he departs, leaving relatives and friends who regret his departure, hut, who are sustained by an unfaltering trust that ‘There’s a Divinity that shapes our

end.”

Batten down the hatches. There’s a laugh wave conm, Girls—hoys: Mm and Women! Imagine ( l,ir ;l ils th( of th Navy! Doing her stuff with the roviny h, ( Lira Bow with enough "IT" to sink an armored halth-hi/i! If you've admired her work before—wail till you see "The Fleet’s In." \V| 100 .

pee!

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HU.!, Hand

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Warner Baxter and Martha Sli,. D , r “DANGER STREET'

and neighhm ■ for their kindness in the death of our beloved son and brother. Also the ministers, the undertaker and for the many beautifu-l floral offerings. — Mr. and Mrs. John Hanks, Mrs. Lyl.' Green. Mrs. Oscar Roberts, Ralph Hank s.

ton days. A t I;-' a— fl late hu.-bam!, who , States .Senator.

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"'K of th( •'n'ericanlnwi j a hank w, 1 by Sears, Roebuck ini Company!

set for March lir-t

BAINBRIDGE , Mr. and .Mi-. Basil Pruitt of Crow Point visited idative- her/' during vacation. Mi. and Mr . Glen Petty of Indlatiapoli- spent Sunday with Mr. ami

Todd’s Toggery

20 East Washington St.

ited with Ansel Sechman and family Sunday. Mrs. Amy Buis who is ill with the llu remains about the same.

NEW BE! LSVILLE — A group m"i'tiir: T'I’o 1 Alon' Tribes in Bar-thnlomi-.v and Brown counties will be held here Suturday. A class of candidates i to he initiated.

To comfort man, to whisper hope Whene’er his faith is dim;

For, who so careth for the flowers

Will much more care for him.”

( ARD DE I HANKS We wish to thank all our friends

INDIANAPOLIS — Efforts are being made by tlv Indiana committee in chai: ' of the campaign in this -late t lah-e the $1,000,000 endowment . g! ■ by the American Historical \ iciation, to obtain the Indiana 11uot'i of .$50,000 within the next

I'AINTl.NGSON IHSI'I.W CONNERSV1LLE, Iml., [)«. 5 . group of ill oil paintig^; tit wt of Mrs. Hany .V. Mum*; man, wen Iwg d.siliyiA M eal librarj thi- nwA. they

offered for -ale.

Land.'caiw.-. 11; .vcr liictuiv.- , still life arc inrluiicii in tbf psIi

Most

played at the Hno.-itr Salon 111 cago and at the John Herrin ht stitute in Indianapolis. The painting- arc the lir-t exhibited here since a n

years

seem - painted by I "ui.- I were 'to by the public.

W/IFH the Estate Hcatrola they now have ▼ * co:y warmth in every corner of every

room, upstairs and down, for about half as much money as it used to cost to heat with stoves and fireplaces.

You will he just as enthusiastic when you learn what the Heatrola will do for your home. Come in, or invite us to call and learn all about the Heatrola — now!

JOHN COOK & SONS I ’hone 25. Nort h Side Square &Alaie '

upto $ 3oo. Cold Weather

Brings lots of added expenses. Let us help you pay your bills. LOANS

I LOYD ( ENTER Air. and Mrs. Nick Clement- and daughter i ited with his -on Mr. an Mi . Hi inert ( lenient- near Stilesville last Sunday. Win. Clark is remodeling his house he recent I' bought of J. 'I'. Miller. Mi-- M ry K. Lawson has the -mall

pox.

Mr. and Mrs. Grover Clements of Marshall took dimer Saturday with Mr. and Alls. Nick Clements. Ann Crowe spent last Thursdayafternoon with Peail and Selim Srutpp.

Edwin Orr and family took Thankgiving dinner with hi- fathei Mr. and

Mrs. Jih firr.

All. Shelby Paget and family took dinner la-t Thursday with Mr, and Mrs. Chu- Lob iell.

On furniture, pianos, radios, automobiles, live stork, etc. Pay us back in small weekly or monthly payments.

INDIANA LOAN CO.

24y, E. WASHINGTON *1. Phone 15.

LOIS POWELL’S SUNSHINE KEYCK \T GR \NADA TONIGHT A very bright spot on the program at the Grana a Theatre tonight will he the stage attraction "The Sunshine Revue,” another Louis Powell Presentation. This offering is an all-girl Revue m w hich a number of beautiful girls will he seen in Sung and Dance with plenty of fun and comical capeiwhich in all will make a very pleasing entertainment. Clair Hull and his popular Band will play the e*»>e of music for the offer- ! ing which will all "pep" and "punch” to the act.

IIEATROIA There is only ONE Hcatrola — ESTATE builds it

CHICH|STEI(S„PiLLS A alt yoar PrattUi f >r l»lh| /A\ .llrwnri mu in l(e<f V l O) I'We-t Cic L ve . .r.,, I v h I , VKUihon. T• L ^ n«* «»lhr r. liny r A ' r ' < in - < ni h . 11 ir«« UK \ M» I I I I : ■ » r« W » I - • v . K III. r A.... : sotp ev DRUouisrs «V£im'Be''E

A I THE VON( .STLE “The Fleet’s In!” starring Clara I ] Bow, w'ill open at the Voneustle on Thursday for a two duvs’ engageI ment. As may lie guessed from the title, .the picture is a "sea-going” one, how- ! ever, the action <f the story for the most part is laid in a seacoast town which is visited by the United State.,

GRANADA

Two Shows 7 and II P. M. LOCISK POWELL

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ROCIICSTKR A tri-county meet- ,

ing of Otld Fellows from Cass, Ful-j ( ■ J

t n and Miami will be held ' 11 " '

here today. T <■ Rehekah degree will he given by the Rehekah lodge from Peru. A street parade will open the evening ceremonies. There will be on or more candidates from the twen-ty-one lodges, it has been announced.

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