The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 December 1928 — Page 2
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Shopping Days Now Bilker crowds hai'der work shopj>in.u' as ('hristmas draws neare! Why not select your hipest, best, most cnjoyahl: yift now an RCA Radiola? ('oine in and hear all the models. Pick out the one you like the one that LISTENS best and will LOOK best in your home. Choose from the many models on display. We'd deliver it Christmas eve, or any day you wish. Easy terms? C: rtainly. We spread the cost over months, to fit your budget. WABAtH VALLEY ELECTRIC CO.
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ha= ’.von four medal®, and his lambs have broil-ht an Unusually high price n i pound, averaging over 20 cents. fr.r the six year-. CLASSIFIED ADS
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rhi .iicli i xpi i iments, the Rasmuson hint In r have found that it is prof it a bli to takn a herd of calves to a pie., i.; wa-te land and feed them a full plain and roughage ration until
INDIAN A I’OI .IS, Did., Dec. 1H (I’P — All previous attendance recnids were shattered in the >ix Indiana -t: te jiaik- this year the annual repert of.
Charles <1. Sauer , aetii g chi. f of thelthe animals are ten to twelve months divi iround 000 to bi)n conservation department, revealed , p. und In th pa t few years thi.I e report, li-t attendani i at li 1 ; type of feeding ha- become practicle
kej Run at 04,00-'!, McCormick- ( n k ■ and profitable.
23,215, 1 lifty Falls, 80,847, the Dunesl The labor situation in this vicinity ] ;M,o:p; and I'okacon, 23,401. Reem . ; ha made it impossible for landowners of tie attendaie. v.a no' kept at to e, ure worker- at a r< asonable and
Spring Mill, -imc the perk war ju jirofitable wave scale,
opened. i Talks at today's meeting will be Tie- ,-ix parks have a total at i .1 made by John Vnnutn, president of a u:!j acre-. The Dnm i r . I. rr t the Indiana Her. ford a-sociation; (luy with 2,102 ei-n ,and ioikiv Ru - VV'iilverton, president of the Indiana ond with 1 ,U70. M. Vrti hotel huildi Siioitlim Jlreeder ' association; \V.
are operated by the department at Turkey Run, Clifty Fall . and P< gun. The con-ei vat ion commi. ion - plans to elect a .HI r oin li"te| at the DunSauer's report in pait, li-t what yvas accompli hed at the v arious park dining the year a 1'oilnw - Turkey Run: Installed more modern plumbing in the hotel, i eluding h. - re baths. Completed n. gotiation- a purchase of right-of-way for inw tide highway . ntianc from C. S. II to follow the scenic -outh hank of Sugar Creek, imiea-ed the natare guide ervice. Fuithe! water sanitation improv.--ments are planne for I!I2!1, a w, II as construction of th fir-t state park entrance gate. I’RODI'( HRS MKKITNd
TEFI’T. Did., Dee., pm icer- meeti' g t«. many acre of wa d. and Jasper count). Use if the objective . Rasmus -en fat m a n
is (UP) Tin h*. held at ;h. laud in Porte may he put ti f n “baby beef lie ■ outheast o
II. Tnmave, ecretary of the Ameiica*t tngus I li. eders* Association; F. tj. Kim.' head ef th. Animal Hushand,y Department, Purdue University, and P. T. Drown, a.-sistant profes.-or. Punlue Univer ity Animal Husbandry l)i partnient and other prominent cattleim n of the middlewest. DIS VS I KR VNMVKRSAUV MAI ISON, Did., Dec. IK (UP)—It i being lec.nlhd i.y old-timers here ' . t ja-t (10 y.ai ago this month the en a;, t tiliio river disaster in history mcnrred near VVar-aw about 20 mih from Madison. The acci 'ent cau-eil In the colli sion of two stiami I I he I n it ei I States and the America" ii .idted in the drowning of I burning to death of i pproximately 100 persons. •In di-a-tei or. urred at midnight Dec. i.i 868. NDTK K rhe ehildren of the Presbyterian Sunday School are requested to meet at the ehurch each afternoon this v ek at •'! :30 o'clock for practice.
Miss I^-na Gray of Rra7.il spent t
day in Greencastle.
Dr. A. H. Moore of Clinton Fall-
sick with the Hu.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Griffith spent Monday in Indianapolis. Mrs. John Welch of near Cloverdale -pent the day in Greencastle. Mrs. John O’Neal is confined to her home on account of illness. Mrs. James Harlan is reported ill with the flu at her home on Hanna St. Miss Louise Neff of Clayton is spending a few days in Greencastle
with friends.
Misses Betty Sweet and Kathryne Maple, of Brazil, were Greencastle visitors Monday. .Mis- Irene Roach of Indianapolis -pent the week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roach. Ted McKeehan has resumed his duties at the local post-office after being confined to his home by illness. K. R. Taylor who suffered an attack of pneutrv nia Monday evening, was reported considerably improved
Tuesday.
A force of seven men began restin’ ing the Highland Apartments at Henry Ostrim’s yesterday. This is th< building recently destroyed by fire. Arnold Tilden who is attending Chicago University, is at home to spend the Christmas vacation with his parents Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Tilden. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Zeis left Tuesday morning for Miami, Florida. They plan to spend the next three months in the South at various points
in Florida.
Wesley Ziegelmnn has re-igned hi - position as electrician for the Ameri can Zinc Product Co. to take over the position as sales manager for the Underwood, White Rear Co. of Terri-
Haute.
Ki rmit Todd of Hatesville is spending a few days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Todd. The Hatesville school where Mr. Tood has been teaching is closed because of the flu epi-
demic.
Dennis Hurst underwent an operation for appendicitis at the Count) Hospital early Tuesday morning. Dr. William Cube of Indianapolis an I Dr. C. Tucker as-isted Dr. Hutcheson. Mr. Hurst is getting along very nicely.
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COLLEGE STUDENTS Holiday Rates via TERRE HAUTE, INDIANAPOLIS AND EASTERN TRACTION ((). I .ire and One half for Hie round (rip to almost all points on IJectrie Lines m Indiana. tickets good going in December 20th„ 21st., an! 22nd. lukets uimh) returning ,m> time up to and in hiding Jan. 3rd. < all Local I. H. I. A. I . \gent for further information.
GARAGE SERVICE ON ALL MARKS OF CARS Our sliop is now open for service on all makes of cars for both electrical and mechanical repairs. TRY < )UR Oil changing:, general greasing and battery service. We give them thorough attention If the car you are driving has no service station in Greencastle, try us. BECK SALES COMPANY 1‘HONK 528
The mightiest volunteer army that swing- into fetion in peace-time America, is now in the midst of the annual Christmas Seal Sale throughout Indiana—to finance another year's countty-wide activities against tuberculosis. It is estimated that 2’> 000 |>ersnn in Indiana—more than W>0,000 throughout the United States wi-s assist in the campaign of the National Tuberculosis Association, tin Indiana Tuberculosis Association and its 92 contituent county organization in the coming campaign for the futhei eradication of man’s great enemy-
tuberculosis.
Everywhere throughout the state, committee- have been organized to lend aid in the sale of Chiistmas Seals from the proceeds of which the steady winning battle against the “Whiti Plague” is to he carried on in 1929. The fight is a winning fight. In a short twenty years this educational effort to correct methods of living, to prevent, limit, control and ofttimes cure the dreaded tuberculosis, has done wonders. More than 100,000 lives annually are being saved in the United
States.
And the cost to the overage citizen is so small .«s to be entirely negligible; in fact, the cost is saved hundreds of times over when we think of the saving of lives and money that eradication of the disease brings out. The tub, rculosis Christmas Seals sell 1 for one dollar a hundred. Many Indiann citizens buy them in hundred dollar lot-, as the best health insurance (for the public that i- offered. Others, millions of them, buy from one dollar I to five dollars worth. And the grand total provides sufficient money-most | of it spent in the community in which lit is given to finance for another year the nation-wide network of clinics, fresh air schools, child nutrition !classes, rudng services, child health ] programs, research work end education in protection of the whole population. The Christmas Seal costs little—saves so much! They are I worthy object for every pocket book ! at this -eason of good cheer! Put them on your Christmas mail and packages! Peace on earth good will jtoward men! iJealth on earth buy I Christmas Seals,
The December meeting of the Woman’s League f the Methodist I Church will be held Thursday, De- ; cember 20th at 2 <1 o’clock. Members
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INCWS pi in charge of .M ’J”" 1 " 1 ’
I Fred L. O'Hair will furnt h the music, and Section XII will have charge of
the social hour.
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Telephone Employees Have Yule-tide Party. The annual ( ristmas party of the employees of th" local telephone . fftce was held Monday e vening in the rest rooms of the offi<", which was decorated in Christina colors, and a large Christmas tree. There was the exchange of gifts. The presents v re given by drawing names previou to the party, anil buying the gif! for the person whose name was received. Refreshments of sandwiches,and brick ice cream were served. The evening was spent in playing games. Those present included: Miss Margaret Nelson, Mrs. Albert Nel on, Mis- Mary Dr. or, Mis. Glady- McAninch, Mrs. < tge Williams. Mrs. Frank Butler, Mi-- Nellie Hutler, Mrs. Etta Hall. Mn Ethel Hall. Miss Jane Justus, Mrs. John Everman, Mrs. Ina Malone. Mis- Elizabeth Calloway, Mrs. L.'iii-a Darnell, Mr. and Mrs. John Deem and family, Roy Shanklin, Morn Nel-on, Mi-- Nonna Duncan, Mrs, Vlanis, Miss Lola Miller, Mrs. Jes- Pitts, Mrs. Herbert Scobee, David Braden, Mis- Ruth Wilson, Miss, Velma and Ada Rraden, Miss Dorothy Walls, Miss Wilma Hunt, Miss Ida Estep, Mrs. Herbert Gorham, Fred ID sea and James Walla, Mrs. Robert Kerr and Miss Emma Christine Hoste. •!• •!• •I* •!* •!• Missionary Society To Meet Wedno-day. The Woman’s Home Missionary Society of th. Methodist Church will meet in the church parlors, Wednesday afternoon it 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Krehl will lead the devotions. Mrs. Frank Donnei will pro , nt the le~ on of the afternoon, “The Spirit of Christ mas and Home Mis-ions.’’ There will be Christmas carols by the Mother’s Jewels. A Chii tmas offering will also Is 1 taken. •F + + + + + Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Entertain Bridge < till). Mr. and Mrs. Orville Stewart entertained the mi mber- of their bridge club Monday evening at their home on South Locust St. Mrs. Ray Trembly won high score for ladies and Ray Trembly for men. There was a grab-bug and a Christmas tree. •!• -I- d* Basinet** and Professional Woman's (lab Will Meet. The Ru-iness and Professional Woman’s Club will meet Wednesday evening at 7:00 o’clock at the Studio Tea Shop. All members are requested to bring their contribution for the Christmas baskets. There will be initiath n of new members.
—For Sale—
Very Smatesrt Kid Cio^! Imported! Washable!
$2.98
FOR SALE:—Slightly used baby carriage, Terms. Phone Rural 223.
17-2t.
FOR SALE—Decorative and Holly j wreaths, also blooming plants, priced moderately at the Peck Flower Shop. Phone 711-K, 403 Hanna St. 17-2L FOR SALE—De Laval Cream Separator, No. 10, good condition $30. Wilbur Grimes, Greenfcastle R. 6.
17-2p.
o FOR SALE—Turkeys for Christmas, dressed or on foot. Mrs. Fred Hunter, Coatsville R. R. 18-20-2t.
styles. ( olorN—Brown, fan. |[| ar c Urn ' t «Cli Ladies’ Pig-skin fk '
Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s s'/v ^2,5()
Fabric Gloves ^J
The Quality Shop
Sftili J. H. Pitehfi
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FOR SALE—Beautiful Persian kittens. Ideal Xmas gift. Eligible for registration. Phone 588-Y. 17-2p.
LOST:—The “Children’s Hour” a book with Irene Smith’s name inside. Phone 599-X. 18-lt. ESTRAYED—Red and black sow. If found please phone 524-Y. 17-2p
railways.
Authorization of the rp . 0Dw .
the pass*-nfl,. r t . ar (i fi’rmg of 133 men was
telegram late last week f,
to officials of
timore,
0., shops.
The passenger
LOST:—Will party who, by mistake picked up package containing five
FjDR SALE—Bull pups fur the kid- I books at Tresslar’s 5 & 10, Saturady die’s Christmas and watch dogs. O. j afternoon, please return same to R. Lane, Bninbridge. 19-3p. store. 18-lt.
Christmas trees, holly, holly wreaths. Eitel Floral Co. Telephone 636. 12 ' tf ’
AUCTION SALE Will sell to highest bidder, 1920 Peer!,'-- automobile. Title No. A4(). r >- 925—Lisense No. 663215, Motor No. 20990, Wednesday, December 26, 1928 At 1 P. M. to -ati-f) lien for repairs and storage to tin amount of 61 dollars and T*! ppnt< C. Ot Buis. 11-18-21 FOR SALE:—2 cars Brazil Block coal, large and blocky. $4.90 ton, delivered. Phone 805-K. Vandalia Coal Co. 18-lt. FOR SALE:—2 cars Brazil Block ( cal, huge and blocky, $4.90 ton, delivered. Phone 805-K. Vandalia Coal (a. 18-lt.
LOST:—Onroad north, either on Hillis or Houck roads, last Saturday night, lap-robe. Finder please call Banner Office. Reward. 15-3t. LOST —Delta Theta Phi pin. Reward. M. L. G. engraved. Lucile Glidwell. Leave at Runner Office. l7-3t
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Wer “ l " t '' ut at tv-^'Y shutdown either have be«i *
ployed elsewhere.
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—Wanted—
AUCTION SALE of Christmas gift- to be held at Court House, Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 o’clock. 18-lt
—For Rent—
FOR RENT:—Three unfurnished room for housekeeping. 312 Johnson St. Phene 731. 18-3t FOR RENT:—4 rooms, private hath and garage. Call Banner Office. 17-2t
HOOS1F.K 'HKEP BREEDERS GIVEN MEDAL UN \RDS LAEAYFITE, Ind., Dec. 18.^ Eleven Hoosier sheep hreeders and |)roducers have been awarded gold medals and two have been awarded silver m* dais fi r outstanding iamb production record this year in the Hoosier Gold Medal Sheep Club which is eonducted by the Indiana Livestock Breeders’ \ssociation in co-operation vith Purdue University, it was announced here today. Gold medals wen* awarded to Senour and Higgs, Brookville; S. E. Weaver, Goshen; J Disch, lirookshurg; Roy Cook, Darlington; Lindley W. Haker, ( ambridge City; E. T. Hunter, Houhstadt; Geo. D. Lyon . lirookshurg; fulgent* S. Spencer, Canaan; Fred Waas, Brooks burg; Ralph R. Winslow, Salem, and Francis II. Williams, Muncie. Silver medals were awarded to W. Carr Lentz, of Charleston", and R. F. Kurtz of New Haven. S. E. Weaver, of Goshen, joined Ernest S. Rutter, of Fowler, as the only five time medal winner in the history of the club. Ruetter, although he did not win a medal this year, won medals the first five years of the club’s organization, and Weaver has missed only one of the six years. Senour and Higgs, of Brookville, had the honor of raising tin* largest iwrcentage of any gold medal winer thi:
year.
Joe Disch, of Brooksburg, produced the large-t gold medal flock of lambs in the state, with a production of 63 lambs from 50 ewes. The sheep business has been so profitable for Disch that he has steadily increased the size of hi- * we flock fiom year to year He now -ells his lambs early in June, instead of a month or two month later as he did formerly. A flock of rented ewes won the second gold modal for Roy Cook, of Dari ington. He rented 20 ewes on shares from a neighbor three years ago, and for the past two year- they have produced him a gold medal. Lindley W. Haker, of Cambridge City, first to qualify for the gold medal in 1927, was again the first to qu lify thi yeur. In the six year of the club hi
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dolls and small sewing sets, complete. "“Y A little machine that sews. It is easy
to win one. Banner office. 18-2t. e ' l! ^ngrv, Hatightor „
it elimli- up thi- -cri-en aimut fnj feet, lea.-hi*- , ut a |K ,». th( , J h< "’ k ’ iv.id. ,*. mkiiJ the -it en, then .um:,. ,|. »- n W; M'' lb *at a way- ■ ( |„j enterim* '
MANAGER wanted for Greencastle Branch Store. No experience necessary. $750.00 cash deposit required on goods. $300 up monthly. Manufacturer, 112 North May St., Chicago, Illinois. 17-3p
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—Miscellaneous—
Chiistmas trees, holly, holly wre:itli.-q|Eitgl Floral Co. Telephone '636. . JJ-tf. T. W. DOWDY, General Building
NOTH K OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY EXECITOR. —0— The unilw-igneil n.-.utr of thJ If-I ■ Alan A. /»arMl.
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cuit Coutt, amt the power h) will i-onfeirwi <he will atthehwro
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Contractor. Plans and estimates fur- | to o’clock A. M. on the Tith. liaynl
nished. General contractor phy Store remodeling job.
4th St., Clinton, Ind.
on Mur957 So.
17-6p.
A Chinchilla rabbit makes an attractive and profitable pet. Ideal as a gift for that boy or girl. Phone 525-1..
17-0t.
SELL REFRIGERATORS
DE< ATUR, Ind., Dec. 18 (UP)
FOR RENT OR SALE:—A very desirable residence 616 Fast Washington St. A. A. Hauck. 17-6p. FOR RENT:—Modern light house-
keeping or sleeping rooms. Phone 525- A co,,tra< * call,n 8 for th ‘' ‘ ,eIiver y of I 11 -tf 1 r, ’f r ‘Kerators practically has
j been closed according to an announce- | ment by Dick Burdg of the BurdgJ Lawson corporation of this city. The j machines are to be delivered within
a year.
The Zanesville Engineering compuny of Zanesville, ()., eastern distributor of the ice machines and refrigerating plants is the firm contraiting for the Decatur-made pro-
duct.
Tin Burdg-Lawson corporation Agues it can manufacture one of the machines daily. This wobld necessitate the employment of about 15 skilled machinists. o TO HIRE 100 WASHINGTON, Ind., Dec. 18 (UP) —The beginning of the new year will probably mark the opening of jobs for more than a hundred men here, according to word received by the lncal shops of the Baltimore and Ohio
Yuletide W ishes
Sent with a
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ARTSTYLE
These wonderful chocnlat«*s have be,. n put up j n beautifully holiday-wrap, ped packages.
ONE P(»| M) TWo poi \d
$1.50 - 3.00
OWL DRUG STORE 7£xaCl Store Good Looking Christmas Cards
Januai " o' F.: Hamilt. n : . :ty t;wMl| in Putnam County, lrnliaM,.K//a day t.i day thereafter luMd for sale at private -akilil inter, -t ■ .. 3 .1* (.-.K talj the following liescribed da Lot ■ N let" '••'I 'I and Five (5) all in Kl.>« Four (4i it Berry' I'-.’W* 1 ! the town, 1
Indiana.
Said ale will be tna.i* 1 the approval of the b'Jtnui fj* 1 Court, for net less than*™ 1 praised value of said upon tl ' , tions: At 1* . ' one thinUMI chase money ca-h in oa*!'' ance in two equal instail® M * , jt able in not to i xcetd » “ (l tw , Months "fter .-ale. "" the option of payintt «ll Y red payments to bear . rate of six per cent. ’*r »’•» 'j be evidenced by ndes"iw» er, waiving relief. torneys fees and secured^ on the real estate «nld. , tate shall "• oa'I cept taxes a* true n* «"• "'Sn VyTJ John R. Miller, F. S- Ha ^
torneys. “THF BJS1 1
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THE HOLIDAY SEASON BRINGS MANY MONEY NEEDS! We Can Help You With Your < ltri s • ,,,,1, liuying. Or The Paying Of lillls We Will Loan You Up To^ bive 1 Dn Your Furniture. Piano, Radio, Victrnla, ' u,< ’ m ’| M ,. t |inn. Etc. Special Rales and Terms I pon 'PP INDIANA LOAN CO
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E. Washington Street, Phone 15.