The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 December 1928 — Page 2
THE GREENCASTEE DAILY BANNER, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1928,
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EatrrrA !■ Po«« Offlr* at Orraa* raatlc, Indiana, aa aPPnad alaaa Ball ■nattrr. lader Ika act •! March 8, 187*. Mabarrtatioa arlra. !• Praia arr ncPk.
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| support of needy families. Aclmi 1 sion to these performances would he in the line of foodstuffs, Tomatoe>, potatoes, and otlier edihle-.
Celery, lar^e 8unch 10c Head Lettuce, 2 Heads ?5c Breakfast bacon, 3 lbs. or more, 25c
Personal And Local News
INDIANAPOLIS - The day when systematic “health check will he
Miss I .el a Walls, 310 West Wash-jin effect for the rnliie population is
far distant, in the opinion of Dr.
Miss I la Walls (lives Pretty Dinner-Bridge.
Skinned ham half
or whole, lh.
,30c
Picnic ham,
whole, ib
20c
Pimento Cheese,
ib
38c
Wisconsin Cream Cheese, lb. .
,30c
Dill Pickles,
97«
Creamery Butter . . . .
4!>c
quart jar
( ountrv Club Butter, Lb.
55c
Sweet Pickles. jar
27 c
Wondernut Oleo, Eh
20c
Sot la C lackuis, 2 lb. box
28c
Layer Cakes,
35c
Graham Crackers, 2 II). hex
28c
Country Club Peaches, can
21c
Bread, 1 M; lh. loaf
8c
Country Club and Del
15c
( 1 lh. loaf
. 5c)
Monte Corn
VanCamps Beans,
3 cans
25 c
Kioger
Soap Chips
10c
1 Campbell.- Beans,
29c
Chipso,
I.arg) pkg
22c
1 Kroger Gingerale, 1 Large bottle
15c
Canada Dry Ginger U< . 3 for ’
50c
Ewell Stark was in Indianapolis on
j Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Cook is visiting her parents in Clinton. W. O. Griffith was in Reelsville on Thursday afternoon. J. C. Walker of Cloverdale spent the day in Greencastle. Mrs. Paul Allen and sons spent j Thursday in Indianapolis. ("apt. George H. Harney of Crawfordsville was here Friday. Mis. Klla Beckwith is confined to I her home because of illness. Misses Almeda and Mildred Pitch- , ford spent the day in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Rector and (laughter, Frances, spent Thursday in
j Indianapolis.
Mrs. Margaret Durham Bridges is confined to her home on West Columbia St. road, by illness. William Blanchard, son af Prof, and Mrs. W. .M. Blanchard, is confined to his home with the flu. I.eRcy Ellsworth Bair has returned to his home in Greencastle after a visit with relatives at Columbus.
ington St., entertained a number of friends at her home Thursday evening at fi: Ci o’clock with a prettily appointed dinner-bridge. The home was decorated in holly and red can-
dles.
Guests included Dr. and Mrs. W. M. McGaughey, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Sayers, Mr. and Mi Wilbur Donner, Mr. and Mrs. Glen I. on, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cannon, Janies Cannon, Gordon Sayers, Miss Helen Black, Miss Florence Talburt and Miss Anne Cannon of
Gary.
Miss Well- was assisted by Miss Margaret Emily McGaughey. High score prize were awarded Mrs. W. M. McGaughey and Miss 11 den Black, and for the men, Wilbur Donner and Gordon Sayers. -i- d* v -i* Family Dinner Given ( hristmus Day. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Huffman, 307 East Wash igton St., entertained at their honr on Christmas Day with a dinner for Cie members of their family. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hubbard, and children, Walter am Ruth and Miss Reta Eoyd all of M' ’ lie; Dr. R. M. Hubbard of In.I mapolis, Dr. A. K. Hubbard of I’, .ria, and Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Reid an family of Carthage, Mo. The guest included brothers of Mrs. Huffman, and her daughter. + + + + + -E Picture of Mrs. pordice jin President Group.
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Herman Morgan, > tj anatai “The last ten years has witnessed several attempts to popularize physical examinations for every adult about i wlte a y ear. Fht re has been considerable progress with this idea I of a “stitch in time" as a measure
to conserve health.”
DRESSES $10 Jersey Dresses for $6.75 THE QUALITY SHOP J. H. Pitchford
A picture of Mrs. Morton Fordice
Mr>. W. S. Gru >) w.i> ca e< n f Russellville, who has been quite I Marion Friday because of the serious promjnent m Homp ,. >( , n()mios Work illness of hei -on, C ares ru • in F’utnani county, appeared in the Mr. and Mrs. Paul Butler of Con- Oawfordsville paper Thursday. The jnersville are visiting during the holi- I'ieture included all the past presidays with relatives in Greencastle. ,lents of ,hp D'<liana Association of
Home Ecoi omics presidents.
Miss Alice Murphy has returned to d--E4--E
C y, wl'ii Witzke thought Altendori her home after visiting in Terre , t 'ro-Tat-Km ( ircle w,i- another German agent. Haute during the Christmas Holidays. Has t hristmas Party. Testimony before the , mmissior ... ! Mrs. Jacob Keifer, South College Im. implocates Jim Larkin, an Irish! * " a '^i- •. '"'u.' Ave., was hostess Thursday afternoon
many foi manv millicni> of dollai l.iboi agitator, who was deported af- ! 1 11 ‘ 11 '‘ ll ' ' 1 ln X '' ^ meeting of the Cro-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John R. King. , .......
lat-Ent ( icle, which was in the form Mrs. Henry B. I.ongden is reported
INDIANAPOLIS —An eight hundred mile airplane (light from Indi-.-...1 i.. wnc (’nm 1 ilptPfl Oil I
ANTI IM’ANESF BOYCOTT milting them to serve as PEKING. Dec. 27. (UP)—Chinese es in Hoj.el (Chichli) p rov i'r* merchant- who sell Japanese goods the Nationalist Government
magil
anapolis to Mobih wa- completed on j . ire to bn paraded through the streets aminations differ radicals ‘ r ^ I Christmas eve with one stop being , lf [>, i-j, . len cages, While the old-style tests for public
made at Nashville, Tenn. The (light j p eo pi e nin ck at them, according to was made in a little less than seven j ;in on | Pr js.-ued by the local branch hours. The plane was piloted I of thh Kii' nintang (National Party).
Wooden cage- have been used for
Lieutenant Fred Lanter and carried as passengers, Ira Holmes, Indianapolis attorney and his son and two
Indianapolis newspapermen.
PORTLAND — Mrs. Laura Manor, a wife for twenty-eight years, has obtained a divorce in Jay circuit court here because her husband objected so
similar puiposes in southern provinces before, including Shanghai, hut thir is the first time the device has been used in the North to enforce a boycott. The anti-Japanese boycott is reported to be strengthening in all parts of China, and merchants are forbidden to sell even the Japanese
strongly to her bobbed hair that liv- ; goods which they have in stock. Ining with him became impossible, she vestigators are visiting shops to in-
said.
Is there any conflict between ty government and the prince,I democracy?” is one of the brain ers handed out to candidates, applicants also were repuirp.j tn
ferentiate between degenrate a n| cadent elements, and make "
tions for their elimination from nese society and politics.”
REGULAR VISITOR
spect the goods.
WABASH —G. M. Naber, has received a check for a piece of furniture purchased from him thirty-four years ago. Naber said that while he was superintendent of schools in Whitley county a woman bought the piece of furniture and promised to pay him later—she made good her word just thirty-four years afterwards, Naber -aid.
ATHENS, 0., Dec. 28. (UP), few more times and well hm give him a key,” was the com. among officials when “Pp^” w,
TESTS FOR .11 DGES was committed to the jail ^ PEKING, Dec. 28. (UP)—Seventy- on an intoxication charge six out of 355 applicants have sue- It was his twentieth incan.j cessfully passed the examinations per- in the past two years.
LAW SI I I \( TI.!N LOuM.s WASHINGTON, Dec. 27. (UP)— The suit of the United Stat> government against the Republic f (o r
Favors U. S. Rule
damages resulting from the cxplos- ter being pardoned from Sing Sing I ion on Black Tom Island in New where he had been sentenced from I York Harbor, June 30, (OMI, is draw- riiminal anarchy in 1020. ing to a clo-e before the German- Wilhelm Kiesselbach, who repreAmerican claim commission here and sonts Germany on the claims coman award i- expected within the next mission, is expected to return from three or four months. j Germany about February 2, and the . . I commission’s decision may be anBasing its cn-, largely upon a , .n soon thereafter.’
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A niei'iran govrrnrnem
claim- that the Black Tom e.xple.ior. wa cau- d by Witzke, Kurt Jni uke and M: ha'd Kii.-toff, who, it is al-
Ml OVER INDIANA HAMMOND “How come you weie drunk*’" Judge Joseph Todd ask-
leged were acing for the Imp •( ial , ed Jam' - Stanton before the bar of German government with wide n th» ! the city court. “We!! your horn r, I United States then was at peace. This had a bad cold....” Stanton began, allegation, the German govinn • nt “Oh you mean the flu?” the court denies. Witzke’- confes-ion wa madi in<|uii*e'l. it is said, to Paul Altendorf of the , "Yeh,” Stanton replied. United State secret -ervice in Mexico "Discharged” said the judge.
ECONOMY STORE FOR YOl It BREAKFAST
Oranges Doz. . . .
15c
Grape Fruit, Doz
59c
Swift’.- Bnakfast Bacon, Ib. roll
30c
Maxwell House Coffee, u>
19c
Virgil _
Honev in the Comb, Rack
25c
For Your Dinner
Fancy Club Steak, Lb
25c
Faiuy Standing Rih Roast, lb.
25c
Fancy H> ud 1 ■ ttuce, Per head
14c
Fancy Grapes, 2 lbs'.
25c
( ranberric-, Qt.
. 25c
Greencastle (riven Beans, 3 for
35c
Greenca>tb* 1 matoc* 2 cans
25c
Sweet Potatoes, P lbs
25c
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(|uite sick at her home on Taylor Place. A trained nurse i- caring for
her.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. King of Clinton have returned to their home after visiting for a few days in Green-
castle.
Miss Flossie McGaughey, bookkeeper at Dr. McGaughey’.® office, is confined to her home i n East Elm St.,
due to illness.
Harry Wells, who ha- been in a
serious condition at the Methodi.-i \,.w V ear's Dance.
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of a Chri-tmas party. There was a decorated tree, an exchange of gifts and refreshments in keeping with the season were served. There was one
guest, Mr . Will Mundy.
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Kididis S. 8. ( lass Holds Regular Meet.
Mi s Julia Anne Gardner, South College Ave., was hostess to the h'idelis Su day School Class Thursday evening. There were six members
present.
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Hospital in Indianapolis, is repoited slowly improving. Mi-- Doris Harlan of Danville and Miss Evelyn Shuck of Fillmore are the guests this week-end of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shuck. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Reilly of l.eb- ' anon visited Friday w ith Mr. and j Mrs. Robert Shuck and Mrs. T. H. , Hunter and daughtei Mr. and Mrs. Carl Confer who recently sold their home on north Jackson street, are moving to a new resi idence in the Hanna Courts. Ml and Mi <'live sflith and children have returned to their home in Indianapdis after visiting with relatives in Greencastle over the Christ- | mas holidays. Miss Mabel McKee and Rudolph I Ratcliff of Mereng , HI., were the guests this week of Mr. Ratcliff’s brother, Mr. and Mrs. Cline Ratcliff, Berry Street.
Mi mbers of the Masonic Lodge and their families will give the annual New Year’s party and dance at the temple on New Year's Eve, Monday, December 31-t.
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Kauble & Son •am: self, meat ihu s good to kat"
Pure Sausage, lb., \l\t BEEF STEAK, LB 29c PORK SHOULDER, LB. ... 17V^c I FRESH SIDE, LB 20c BOILING BEEF, LB 15c PORK CHOPS, LB 25c FRESH FISH 30c 1 Oysters, Raisin Bread, Salt
Rising Bread, and Veal.
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K<1 Duncan, freight agent at the traction station, visited in Indianap - lis Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Leonard. Mr-. Leonard i> sinter of Mr. Duncan. i d Mi ill . i Port and children of Wayne, Pa., have returned to their home after spending the Christman holidays with Dr. Edwin Post and Miss Ruth Post. Carey Alston, for many years a familiar colored man in Greencastle was taken to the County Infirmary Friday. He had been in failing health for the past few months. Elmer Wells and Mrs. Edna Wood and son, Claire Wood of Indianapolis, who have been the guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wells on East Elm St., during the Christmas holidays have returned home. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Corwin will return to their home in Greencastle on next Wednesday. Mr. Corwin, who has been confined in a hospital at I.uddington, Mich., and in South Bend for the pas> five months, is rapidly
convalescing.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritzer and Harry Bitzer of Glenford, O., Mrs. Edith Einthicum and daughter, Miss Freda of Jeffersonville, O., Harlan Crabtree and Mabel Crabtree of New H< Hand, O., who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ritzer, on Wood St., during the Christmas holidays have returned to their homes.
HOLI ( ON EERENCKS INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 28. (UP) — First step towards formation of a definite program for the 192!) general assembly which convenes in fifteen day was taken today with a conft renct of Republican senators with Elza O. Rogers, state chairman, here. The first statement made by Edgar D. Bush, of Salem, lieutenant gover-nor-elect, who presided at the conference, is that he will maintain a policy of “hands-off" in the contest for president pro-tem of the senate. Two known candidates for the post have begun active campaigning, they are James J. Nejdl, of Whiting, three times president pro-tem; and Denver C. Harlan of Richmond. A third entry in the senate leadership race was believed to be Alonzo H. Findley, of Kingman, active in the farm Id c. Three aspirants for the post of secretary of the senate are: Lelan Fishbac, who had charge of the Republican speakers’ bureau during the last campaign; Griffith Niblack, Indianapolis, and Zell Swain, who has served as secretary. Today’s meeting was to he devoted to a discussion of legislation promised in the Republican party’s platform. Of major interest on the platform was the plank favoring abolishment of the direct primary provision regarding nomination of governor and United States senator. The platform declares itself in favor of selection by the state convention of candidates for these two offices. The plank also sets out favor of nomination of congressional candidates in district conventions and the abolition of the presidential primary. ALL OVER INDIANA RICHMOND — The seventh annual convention of the Wayne county young peoples conference will be held here Friday and Saturday with appri ximately 200 in attendance. Charles Lizenby, superintendent of the state young people's work will make the principal address.
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INDIANAPOLIS — According to an announcement, arrangements have been made vRh neighborhood theaters in Indianapolis for the giving over of matinee performances to tin*
A Lesson In Home Economics Metallic Medicinal Preparations Mercury, chloride and sulphate astringents; argyrol, mercurmhrome, nitrates, epsom salts and many others produce dc- I posits, which hasten decomposition. Avoid haring these on your diessing table ana save your scarfs and doilies. Home Steam Laundry Telephone 12U.
Control of Nicaragua by the United states is advocated by Gen. Segundo Chamorro, Nicaraguan leader, and cousin of the former president of Nicaragua. Upon his arrival in Los Angeles, recently, he declared tranquility in Nicaragua can he maintained only by American rule.
PHONE 12. PHONE 1 SATURDAY MARKET , New Bulk Kraut, lb I Fresh Pork Bones, lb Beef Brains, lb Home Made Liver Sausage, lb k Home Made Bologna, lb 1| Sugar Cured Bacon Squares, lb _h Fresh Sausage, lb P'i Fresh Spare Ribs, lb 21 Fresh Side Pork, lb "I Lamb Stew, lb Veal Stew, lb Sugar Cured Bacon, half or whole, lb. H Silver Nut Oleo, lb ,■ • - Fresh Oysters, Fresh Eggs, Brookfield Sausage, Pure Home Made Lard, Dressed Chix. W. H. E1TELJ0RGE PHONE 12. WE DELIVER
Pre-Inventory Sale
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Floor and Bridge Lamps Wrought Iron Bases and Silk Shades All Lamps To Be Sold Below Cost You must see these lamps in order to appreciate their value.
Wabash Valley t Electric Co.