The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 December 1928 — Page 2

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To»<Say, Totworrow and Wednesday SPEC IAL WINTER FLORSHEIM DISPLAY OE MEN’S AND YOUNO MEN’S FINE SHOES. Mr. Saks, i-epi'esentative, will be .u'lad to show you any of the* patterns whether you buy oi'not. Come in and see them now! POTTER SHOE STORE

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Tht> phenmiwnal -uccoss of a fam-

ous (loctnr’a iiiiscriiition calloil TIion- W am'ii Kcononiica ( lull ino is iIup to its double artion. It p| 0 | ( | s \||.|)ay Meeting,

inimpiliately soothes the irritation and

goes direct i«> the internal cause not, i^u.dia Williaii’ entertained :;,ugir l svru 1 ,' , '' lt The lerf hr'sT swal- , Home Kconomi, - Club of Warlow usually relieves even the most ; ren township December ith at an al obstinate cough. | day meeting. Mr?. IDith 1* ry ncl(‘(l

Thoxine contains no chloroform, • . lss i s tant hostess.

do|m or other dangerous drugs Safe ' A{ ii()((n (imp <linnPr was served. ;ind pleasant for the whole tamiiy. • ...

— Also excellent for sore throat. <.}uick The afternoon session was calhd

relief or your money hack. 'iSc., liOc., to 0 ,. ( |p r hy the presiilent, Mrs. Ituth

i , confined to his home j an ,| ji qo. Sold hy Steven’s, Owl’.- 1 j. wjt|l thp s i nlf i nS r of ’’The

j Fleenor’s, and all other good drug | ^ ,

stores.

:! Personal And

Local News

singing of

We (j'et Togeher”, followed hy pray-

= Mr Dennis Curran spent ==, in lirazil.

Sunday ; . ■ ..

== Mrs. (iertrudr == day in lirazil.

Werneke spent Sun-

Miss Mary McN'elT spent Sunday with her parents in Putnamville. Miss Klsa l.c-ei spent the week-end in Indianapolis the guest of friends.

Mi . Richard Stiles W. Jacob street is confined to 1) 1 i home due to illno Mrs. Arthur .). Hamrick of Clay5=5 j ton is the guest of fiiends here to-

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Corn Shew Held At Belle Union

; er by Mrs. Day.

The ecretary's report was given by i Mrs. Horn, afu r whieh election of

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years ago hy doing this.

- -o Do not use lighted candles in conAlfred Houston At; ti i in Mai i juiictipii with inflammable decora'.ssue.- the following lire preventioa tions on the table, wnriiiiics for tl.e holiday sea on. Make -ure that Santa Claus heard Avoid 'iiflaniniaid' dicoratioi, if and custome are of fire proofed maany kind. Th anpli' to Chiistm; • terials; or tragedy may attend your lrc<hui;<|uet and • anv halls, school pa t\. Never use cotton hatting for

55 J. C. Hutchens is driving 551 tine Sedan delivered hy the Stark &

5= (Jrilfith Motor Sales.

H§! Miss Miimetta Knauer of IndianaSipoli; visited Sunday with her sister

Mrs. K. N. Kiteljolge.

(Hen R. Dunbar of New York City spent the week-end with Mr. and

Mrs. John (!. Dunbar.

Misses Raid and Krma Hudlin spent tlie week-end with Mrs. T. C. liar-

land of Dana Indiana.

Miss Geneva drown of Indianapolis spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, l„ C. drown.

Jefferson Township held a good corn show in Belle I nion last Saturday afternoo at (tra Keller's stole, There were about .'10 entries of Id ears aril single ears, exhibits, these displays con i-tcd of yellow, white and mixed corn, out the yellow preidominated. County Agent Robert I Stevenson acted as judge and award-

i’oii- 1 0I | „ follow’s:

rooms, et -. Artiiiiial -now make- a wonderful decoration but lie -ure it 1- rion-in-flainahle. The inm-inflamahle snow ino more expen ive, and as easy to procure. Cnder no circumstance- permit tinuse of lighted cand!>’- on Christmas trees. Electric lighting fixture; uiay prevent a co.-tly fire, aving lives end plofiei'ty. I’apei decorations are invitation to file. Never attach paper decoi.ition to electric wire-, fixtui' - or hull’.-. A million dollar- of automobile.- were

decoration- of any kind. Use mineral wool, it i- just as pretty, and is non-

inflammable.

.Neither use nor permit others to use a home motion picture machine with influmuhle films. Your Chri Unas

party may turn into a holocaust.

Smokers should throw away their cigar- or cigarettes when entering a tore crowded with shoppers. One c. i, less smoker may easily lie the

cause of a terrible tragedy.

It i- well at this time to repeat the

warning that furnaces are easily «vei -j mnapolis and eaughtcr

heated; that kerosene and ga-olim

Miss Mabel Torr of Indianapolis, -pent the week-end visiting friends and relatives in Greencastle. Mr. and Mi-. Millard Perry were

among tli -c who attended the Fritz

Kreisler concert at the Marott Hotel. Miss Dorothy Harris of Indianapo-

lis -pent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harris.

Iniiiied up in St. I.uui- alieiit t\v , are a piolific source of danger to life

Mr. mid Mrs. Charles Stann of Ind-

Mary Eloise

spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Otto

I .akin.

—- I Mrs. I.. C. Brown, who

S*Wji3lf!l3ii’'!’.'!'’’Pfi’-.•. iTJTCTiMLiinrdeaiaiaiSiaaraiai^ Vi-iting her parents near l? has returned to her home

Special ,^|

An idea!

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Wc* will .irive you, for a limited time, one of I our i’e.uular .^iO.OO permanent waves for .$5.00 pj

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has been Fillmore, on South

Vine Street.

Fjj Mi- Ksther Snider, who is teaching in Iiidiunapolis, spent the weeknd with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

L. D. Snider.

Mrs. Bonnie Murphy Smith, who ha: been confined to the hospital for the pa;l two weeks, was removed to her

home Sunday.

, Mi - Anna Miller who has been (•jj confined to her home because of illno-- has returned to her work at the

Pitehford store.

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1(1 Fars Yellow Corn 1st—Dayton McCloud. L'nd.—F.oftic Stringer. 3rd.—Harry Mullins. 10 Kars White Corn 1; t. — Law re nee Mc( am mack. 2nd.—Loftie Sti ingor. 3rd.—Earl Sherill. 10 Kars Maxed Corn 1st.—Clem MeCammnek. 2nd.— Henry Vaughn. 3id.—Clarence Horn. Single Far Yellow ( orn 1st.—Arthur Wiight. 2nd.—Wash Wiight. 3rd.—Frank Heath. Single Far White Corn 1 st.—Clem .\K('ammack. 2nd.— Reas m Larkin. 3rd.—James Leonard. Single Far Mixed Corn I t (Hi Maxwell. 2nd.—Clem McCanimack. 3rd.—John Nick. The best display of pup corn was shown hy James Hill. Othei exhihilnnd eontriliutors were: Iiank MeCammack, Oliver Stringer, Cecil Stringer, Dora Day, Walter Dor-elt, Erie Alice, Raymond McCaminail;, Harry Nabb, Melvin McCammaek, Huber Selh i -, Wilson lllue, and Walter Alice. Practically all the exhibit have been onteied in the I’utn in Ccuidv show to he held this week at the Fii.-t Nntio' al bank. (iINTON FALLS

This includes shampoo,

wave set.

neck trim, and

1 f youi’ old pennanent is partly grown out, we can yive you a, new one over it. ()ur waves are the large natural waves. RAINBOW BEAUTY SHOPPE

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EXCURSION TO CHICAGO and RETURN $4.00 Friday Night, Dec. 14 .SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVES GREENCASTLE 11:45 P. M. Arrives Chicago, 7:00 A. M. I*eturning Special Train Leaves Chicago 9:00 P. M., Sunday, Dec. IG. TWO WHOLE DAYS IN ( HK AGO M. S. Newgen{, Agent.

Mis- Hernice Flint who has tieen working in Indiauapelis is confined to her home on North Jackson street because of illness. Mr. and Mr-. William R. Davis and family of North Teire Haute spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davis and daughter. Miss Velma Merry weather and Mrs. . J. Baldwin were in Indianapolis Sunday afternoon to hear Fiitz Kreisler at the Murat Theater. Raymond Wright who has been confined to hi- home northwest of town on account of pneumonia the past week, is reported slowly recov-

ering.

Raymond O’Neal and little daughter Virginia Maxine are spending a few Gays with Mr. and Mrs. William It. Davis an I family of North Terre

Haute.

Mr. and Mis. Charles Webster and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hutrhe-nn and on spent Sunday in Russellville with Mr. and Mrs. O-var Ashley, parents of

Mrs. Webster.

Mrs. ('. C. Huestis and son Thomas II. Huestis left on Sunday aftc moon for the south. They will visit Lexington, Chattanooga, and if weather conditions are not too unfavorable, will go on to the west coast of Florida. R. P. Mullins, local druggist, believi he holds the record for long distance delivery of medicine. Monday morning sent two bottles of tonic to J. T. Clifford, San Diego, Calif., Mr. Clifford is a former resident of Greencastle and evi lently believes in trad-

ing in the old home town.

Edward Kiteljorg, Putnam county sheriff, received notice Monday from the Indianapolis police that they were holding a man who attempted to sell a Hock of 70 or K0 chickens which it was believed had been stolen from Grover Glover, living north of Greencastle some time Friday night. Mr. Glover and officials from the sheriff’s office went to Indiana-

Then' will Im’ preaching both Sunday morning oil night hi re at the Vi. P. Church by Rev. Hanger of Clayton. The Lidies Ai l met la-t Thursday with Mr-. Fannie Sigler with a good attendance. Mrs. Lida Pierce and Mrs. Mat.ie Bettis visited relatives and friends at Indianapolis the past week. Miss Fula Staggs spent Sunday e vening with Mr-. Nelle Bettis. Charlies Heart wife and son Donald -pent Sunday with Mi. and Mr . Jo n

Beer.

Wanetta Sanders spent Sunday night with Mundie Cox. Raymond Bulk who is in the Nav> is ixpected home on a visit. Charlie Mel.eindan has bought the Margaret Newgent property.

officers to serve for the following year war made, as follows: Pres.—Mrs. Ruth Fry. Vice Pres.—Mrs. Katie Horn. Sec.-Treas.—Mrs. Lois Wright. Mrs. Lois Wright and Mrs. Lacy Hedge were also elected as representative to attend the next nutrition project in this city, and to take back the less; n to the club. The club erpre -ed appreciation for the award which they were given in the Achievement Day held here Tuesday, a; it received first piize for the best booth, which was entitled, “Steps to Health,” and also the playlet on “Child Neglect”. There were twenty one members present, four visitors, and during the meeting two of the visitoP- joined the i lull.

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Attend State Luncheon (If A. \. L. W. Saturday. Mi Katherine Tillotson and Miss Ruth Robertson attended a noon luncheoll of the Americr ll Association of I'nivcrsity Women, which was held at the CoUunhia Club in Indianapolis Saturday noon. The meeting was one for late officers and district presidents. •!• *!* •!• •!• Mr. And Mrs. Stoner Give ({nail Dinner. .Mr. and Mrs. Finest Stoner gave a <|unil dinner at their home in Northwood Sunday evening for a ft w friends. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Finest Browning, Mi. and Mr-. Onvi Stoner and daughter, Josephine and Mrs. Mary Stoner. + •!• *l* + + H* Mrs. Cooper Has Four I'ahles (If Bridge. Mrs. Leona Kelly < oo|ier entertained at her home in North woes I Saturday evening with four table; of bridge. High score prize was won hy .Ills. Ora Mot fell and the consolation prize was awarded Mrs. Henry I’revo. Guest included: Miss Josephine Kulnish, Mi-s Mots McCoy. Mis. Fred Thomas, Mi. Edith Marie Brown, Ml';. Charles Gordon, Mr-. W. (). Timmons, Mrs. Ora Moffett, Mrs. Elm er Crawley, Mrs. Harry Moore, Mrs. J. A. Thrnop, Mi-. James Bittles and Mrs. Henry Pn vo, and two out-of-town gue-t-, Mrs. Anna Mae Bryan of Indiaiiapoli and Mrs. C. J. Vernon uf Martinsville. Refri shment: of ice cream, rake coffee and mince were served. •J. I- .j..]. a. Mrs. Brown To Entertain Tuesday.

RAYON UNDERWEAR F< "' Women and „ Bloomers, 9X( , to d ^ l : andetl and iooT' chemise, uetticoj 111S ’ Mke front 1 pastel shades. Vests to match bloo,,,., Vomuletelineof,;^ THE QUALITY SHOP <L H. I’iU’hford

he held Tuesday evening Decendier 11 i ,

at the home of \li- Lorene Luthei

with Miss Luther as hostess nd Mi- '

Lula Shildmy; r as assistant ho

•I* -F -1- *1* New Era <lub

do Meet Tuesday.

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The New Era ( lull will meet Tur day aftdiri 'nn at 2:30 with .Mrs. P. F. Evans, HR F. Hanna St.

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Valley Hendricks, L achdale, wn brought to (iivencastl.’ Saturday ew ning and placed in the county jail

on a chari i- of drunk.

Mr. ami Mrs. Lemuel Walden of Greencastle and Mr. and Mrs. Lem uel T. Brock of Terre Haute spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert

Brock of Terre Haute.

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Mr ’ Mrs. Otho Scott,

, " ,n - with Mr. andi 2

1 ' ,t "' und children M '’ and Mrs. Hc„ Sr lliu J

Mr. and Mr* X

Mrs - Joh n Hunter is h,

writing.

Mrs ' ( lair Robinson a J, I”’ Bowman s|m.„i .Sa,. Jr f

! Tue «*»y afFrnno, , lv!l ' •" ,| Stewart wn; a ,

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Josepli Mason was released from the county jail Monday after being held for the past month while an investigation ol his eonditiini was being made. It was said that Mu-mi left for Chicago.

FILLMORE Mr. and Mr.. Frank Hunter and daughtei pent Sunday uith Louie Sinclair. Mr. .ai) ; . Carl Phillip and daugh ti l Crystal Fern pent Sunday with

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Highway Group 1 rges Higher ( n Tax For Pavement Increase. Data on Indiana Paving.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dee. 10.— Less than half of the highways in Indiana that carry two-thirds of all traffic are well paved, according to a statement issued today hy the Indiana Good

Roads Association.

The state highway system is composed of 5,000 miles of the most traveled roads, state records show. Of this mileage, 4,000 miles carry two out of every three cars traversing all local and state roads. At the present rate of progress, the state system will not be completely paved for

17 years, or until 1045.

The Indiana Good Roads Association points out that cars in traveling even over good gravel roads incur an extra expense over pavement travel of at least one cent a mile. Indiana at present has nearly OOfl,000 motor vehicles, most of which op? crate over considerable mileages of state highways. Careful estimates indicate that at least half of these motorists travel 2,000 miles earh over roads that collect extra tolls through greater gas consumption, tire wear and other items. These losses r ()r the‘000,000,000 miles so traveled total at least $0,000,000 yearly, the

roads association declares.

To offset and eliminate this loss, the roads association advocates the raising of the automobile license fco hy about five dollars so that the average fee will be about $11.50. Such

poli- Monday in an attempt to iden- j action, it i. asserted, will both retify the chickens, which they were | duce motoring costs and accomplish sure of being able to do, because of J the paving of the state highway sysdistinctive marks which the flock I tern in a trout five years, in addition bore. to widening overcrowded roads.

The Tuesday Reading Circle will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock with Mrs. A. G. Brown, North-

wood.

•I- -F -I* -F + -t* Boston Chib Meets Willi Mrs. Curtis Hughes. The Boston Club will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. ( uiti Hughes, Last Seminary Street. Miss /ilia Adam- will have the program. •!• -I- -I- -*• -j* Fillmore O. K. S. Elects Officers. Fillmore Chapter No. LSfi has elected the following officers for the ensuing year. Y\. M. Heitha Harris. W. P.—O. A. Day. A. M. I illiaa |)amell. Sec. Pearl R. Brown. Treas. Clara Hubbard. Con.—Emma Phillip . A. ( . Ah iria Hicks. ++++*+ Bible Class T„ Meet With Mrs. Tarkington. The Woman’s Bible Class nf the Baptish church will meet with Mrs. Tarkiagton, 711 South Locu-t St., "e -da, evening at 7 o'clock. -J- 4* -j-.j. Miss Lank Guest la Indianapolis. Miss Wilhelmina S. Lank, State Recording Secretary of the Indiana Soc- , r ty 1 of ,812 is a guest to- ; luy : ,f lh - '‘hillip Schoff chapter at a luncheon at the home 0 f Mrs F M S':T.n m ,f ( ; Thi afayette chapter is also attending the unoheun as special guests. ^ melr.e , j,,St b0Pn a the \ ' ' * ' P Committee for th. Associate Council which meets in Washington, D. C. in April 1929; Mrs ■" -

How you entertnin-yw k nowledgc (>f correct tes ware—your plca®»f having guests,— nnd more—is through a fault'o-' table gleaming with*#, new silverware!..' 1 ' 1 surprisingly low coR ycu may add the pieces m-* sarv to complete table—if you tal c advantage of our wide sho» in P jind rcusonat'lc pri ceS ". Corn? in—see for yourselt. i

F. C. Schoenman The Jeweler

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