The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 January 1929 — Page 2

THE CRKICNCASn.K DAILY BANNER,

MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1929.

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Mr'i. Hour Clay I^’wis,, hui:i'

| mother at the Beta HoU o is confined

to h< r rooms with influenza. Mrs, R iymor. i K, her of near Slile::-

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iMiM. ville spent Satin lay hi Greencaatlc • ••••rrivaioa arira. !• '*■!■ *»r visitillR .Ml. end Mi . K. K. Ted I.

Mr. and Mi . Kenneth Todd spent

'Sunday in (ir.v. ville with the hitters | pamrfls, Mr. an I Mrs, W. A. Vail. Mi > hnoReiie Mullins of Indiana-

r 1 polls ; pent Ur v ■ 'ok end with her l^OCdl news pare.l Mr. .enl Mi It. I*. Mullin:.

Mr. and Mis. W. 0. Griffith |>ent i Sunday with Iho hitters parents, Mr.

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and Mrs. * . C. Crist of Shelhurn. I.oien Vvihli had a tumor removed from In i head umlay .afternoon at th‘' offio< f I):. \V. M. MefiauRhey. Mr. and .Jr ( lesti r Yellow and Mr. and Mi ' ton of Iirliannpeli pent Sunda with Mi^. Samuel Wd-

Mr . Oscar Craft of Hrazil was a visitor in Greencastle Sunday. Andrew Dehler of iVazil was a Inisinr . visiior in (jrernca. tie Mon lay. Geo. K. Black i ■ at Lafayette thi week attending the Purdin: road

sehool.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sandy spent j liains.

Sunday in Maitri: ville vi. iti g r?l- i Rob and I, v. i Newby of hnight - atives. town were the guests of their grnndJohn King of B.ilitmore, Maryland, mothei, Mi... Henry Clay Lewis at the

is vifitinjy his parents, Mr. and Mrs. j Beta II n e, Cnnday.

John King and family. ' 'I'he eight' ' i mouth old . ■ n i f Mr Mrs. Gertiude Wrn.eke spent Sun- and Mr . ('. L /ook, Ka. t Walnut St , day in Brazil with her parents, Mr. i; reported ■ itr dly ill. The child ha

and Mrs. William Hill. | not been vi II In ho birth. Riehar I Whelan is hack at his work Mi. Eii. i!« t'i I ockridg" and Mr .

at the post office, aftei being confin-j Allie K. Alh i pent Sunday in 'tided to his heme by dines:;. ianapolis and hear I Sophie Braslaw, Gaugb.ey.

Mr. and Mr . Thomas Albert Ncl- noted contralto, :d the Murat. j Because Prof. Tildea will hi* away ■ on (f Indianapolis spent Sunday with 1 I'utnai.i I n ig • No. 45 I < >. O. K. from the campu ■ on Wedne day afMr. and Mr.. Allxrt Nelson of tin will meet Tie <v night, tl.'i, will |« rnoi n fora lecture engagement, the city. he work in the Ird. dc-|»ivr. Come a id bi-weekly program of readings will he Mi.-.. Kv I'.n Ayhi <>f Seymutir p-u le in the den ( apt. Visiting Bro . given <.n Tue day afternuon, at 4:30 the week-end i (Lccni.a 'I • vi. iting ahv ij. welcui"-. m ii.om !t, We. t College, her parents. I»r. and Mi . A. K. Ayl Henry Koe h r, who ha - been in a t umlay evening visitirs with Mr. cr. .critical condition at the I'lilnam Conn- mid Mrs. Raymond Siddons were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Smith are ty Hospital for ome time, i i port-land Mi . Alva Bryant and family Mi. the parents of a daughter horn to cal mpidly iispiovjn;:, and will he abl" and Mrs. Walter Whctzel, Mrs. (ioldic them Friday at their home in Fill to return told home within the ne.\t ' (/N'Uil an I family. The evening wa

L. W. Hudlin fpent Sunday in Terre Haute. Mrs. Melvin Coffman of Chicago is visiting neu 1 ' Grecncastle with relativ-

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Charles N. Sallust, route 4< Cloverdale, was a visitor here on business

Monday.

George M. Rissler, rural route 1, Center Point, was a business visitor in Grecncastle Monday morning. Robert Bridges left the Putnam County hospital Sunday where he has been recovering from injuries ieceived when he fell olf a chair. Mary [Ridges was appointed adminislintor of th ■ > tate of Clay I' Bridges in the Putnam Circuit court Monday morning by Judge James P.

11 ughes.

Two affidavit , against Penal Farm c:.i apes were filed in the circuit court M .nday by farm officials. Samuel Fields and John Carrigan were the I’u ii against whom the papeis were

fi led.

FL'ninnl Shinn will undergo a sinu e|':ation at the County Hospital Til* day. Dr. John Carnuic of IndianaI tdi ; will peiform Ihe operation an I will h«* assisted by l>r. W. M. Me-

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S Keystone Bible Class lo Meet Tuesday Evening

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few day. .

Cleans Teeth BeUir-arti Kue!: Ezzicrl TOOT2I Bj&USIlCfc^) Thi* perfected bru-.h which cloanr? with ea<w inside, outside and between the teeth.

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nprr^v^ thl« perfect

toothbrush and tblo one H^ht

way to d*an the tecthl

P'nt in playing mie.ic and gam< . Mr... Elmer Blue, wha has been eonfinid to the ho.'-;ii‘al for the past two \\ k , i reported unimproved. Mr Blue, v. ho wa t iki ii to the hospital

The Keystone Bible Class will meet with Mr . J. M. Hillinger 1028 South College Ave. Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. Mrs. Ft. E. Richards will have the program and Mrs. Sarah Wright will conduct the devclions. Members are asked to plea -e bring quilt blocks, whether they are finished or not.

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Of Alva l.ishy

A marriage which came as a surprise to their many friends in this city was that of Mi.- Anna Miller and Alva I.isby, both of Fillmore, which took place Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the h une of the bride’s sister, Mrs. Charles Siic dgrass. The cremony wa performed by Rev. Collins, pastor of the Chri-tian Church of Fillmore, in the pro -. nee of Mr. and Mrs. Snodgrass aid Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Owens of Cieencastle. lln couple are on a wed ing trip to Ken tueky, after which they will make their home in Fillmore. B< th are well known in (irecncastlc where they have Imth been employed Mr. I.isby is county treasurer.

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Mrs. McCe.y Gives Shower For Bride Mi Kenneth Mc( y, formerly Mis Anne McWethy, if Cincinnati gave i hridge-srower at the heme of bet par rnts, Mr. and Mi C. N. M AVethy, E Seminary St., Saturday afternoon, in pretty compliment to Mr. . Fred Hoses who was before her recent marriage Mi Ruth Wil oi. Cue t ; inrlude 1 : Mr . Charles Gor don, Mrs. Orman Hammond, Mist

I Shearer, recording secretary; Miss i Harriett Jo.-lin, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Aaron Cooper, treasurer; , Mrs. Wallace Carson, critic; Mrs. R. ; W. Pence, council member; and Miss | Margaret Gilmore, press agent. “E. Stanley Jones as Revealed in 1 His Books”, was presented by Mrs. R. T. Stephenson, was the main subject for the afternoon. Mrs. Stephenson illustrated her talk by reading from “Christ of the Indian Road and Christ

of the Round Table." An informal J . . . discussion of the life and works of captured, surrendered today.

were closely pursued by government

troops today.

The victory was not accomplished without considerable bloodshed. The government, with artillery and airplanes, bombed and shelled the reb-

els into submission.

The towns of Retalhaleu, Mazatenango, and Quezalenango, with their respective districts, had been captuied by the revolutionists, led by a group of disloyal army officers. Quezaltenango, last of the three to be

SPECIAL ALL THIS WEEK With owners name on handle 43c-29c—21c MULLINS DRUG STORE

iff' t ing with infliii nza, is now con-1 Edith Marie Blown, Miss Margaret fi. od with a head ailment. 1 Emily McGaughcy, Miss Minna Mat Cra A. Hay, county ci minis:,ioncr,| Hnrtb'y, Miss Isalwdle Hatfield. Mis

IT in' i Blue, road superintendent and <u\ II (I’N' .il, ciu'ty engineer, an | .it I'm liie University this week atti idiiig the : niia!il Purdue Road .'.'III" *. Otliei:; will go to Lafayette for tin nil ting later in the week. A goml crowd attended the vesper • rvio broadcast Sunday afternoon fi ni Mfharry Hall. Prof. Vernon Shi (Tiehl, who gave the program, put mi a concert that was much enjoyed by the audience. Two encore num-

hoi., were niso played.

Dr. and Mrs. C. Tucker left Sat-

urday evening on the midnight train f r Salem, where they were called by Hu death of John Spurgeon. Dr. anil Vi . Tucker left Greeneastle driving stnrday afternoon about <> o’clock, in I got as far as Columbus, when tin y veie forced to return home, on

account of the high water.

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NOTICE TO Electric and Gas Consumers tdtelive Tiu'8(!ay 7 January Zl

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'I lie local of tires ami sales tl» partinents ol the umlersit’ned eonipanies will he eoinbined m the oHice omipietl by the W;ibasli Valley Klecti ie ( omijany.

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r.ol h eompaide 3 will coni imie to operate asJHP sopai’alc’oi’j-vanizatioiis, lull holli will ocenpy lhe same iH’eniises, Tliis will b'‘a ureater conveMieMee to e.as and electric customci’s of f ireencaslle. Wabash Valley Electric Co. Greeneastle Gas & Electric Light Company 22 S. INDIANA ST. Flume 404

Kathleen Taylor, Mi-s Shirley Martin

,nd Miss Imogeni- Cooper.

High score prize was awarded Mis: Taylor, and the guest prize wa giver

Mrs. llosea. ++++++

Veronica ( oh Will Hold Anniversary Meet Thi' anniversary guvt meeting of the Veronica Club will be hel I Tues day at twi o’cloik at the home of Mrs

Ben e Baggy.

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Mrs. Thomas To t.ive

Bridge Party

Mrs. Fred Tlmmas will entertair at her home at 8 K. Hanna St., Tues day afteunon with a bridge party.

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Marietta Cox Given Birthday Party Little Marietta Cox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.* - Raymond Cox entertained a number of friends Saturday afternoon at her home in honor of |Hie anniversary of her Xth birthday. | Decorations were in a color scheme of pink and green. Favors were small dolls. Refreshments of angel food cake, grape juice and cskimo pier

were seived.

Guests were: Eugenia Pavlos, Eve

lyn Quinn, Wilma Jean Wills, Mary

Coleman, Josephine Stone,

US Trilla Julia Ann Cox, Bonnie Ruth « Shinn, "Billy” Eiteljorge, Charlei §E| Crawley, Jr., John David James, Hoi

gH lis Bundy.

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Ig! A*' ad GoHen AA rdding Anniversary

jp| Mr. and Mr . Firnest Mugg ami Mr Si: and Mr . Lawrence Graham were ii f±! Quini'y Sund.iy attemling the goblet gHi wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs S:1 B. F. Mugg, parents of th<' former,

plj | 4- 4* 4- 4* 4* ^1 Kappa Alpha Theta

L— 1 Aliinmae Meet

Mi ; Pearl O'Hair wa assisted bj kg Mi Margaret Pierson and Mrs. R Hg T. Steplien on Saturday when she en tertam'd the members of the Kapp: Alpha Tlota Almrmae (Tub at he: home on Ka I Seminary street. Theri was the u ua! Im iness sesaion, aftei ^ I which th' ocial hour was enjoyed rS Th° ho: te • serve*! refreshments.

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R hekah Lmlge Jr To Initiate

: .S ’ rent Pi In kah Lodge No. 763 wil meet in regular srs.-ion tonight at I o’rlork. A (h"rf! will be initiation al mi uber. i f the d< gree staff are re sL- j que ,ted to he present. E.'iy < tie is urg | ed to com 11 mi something import

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■w; + + + + + + Century (Tub Annual i-S Dinner Party Feb. 16 . Jm Mrs. F. G. Gilmore and Miss Mar :^ i garet Gilmore were hostesses to 22 "=| members and six guests of the Cenc^jtiny (Tub at the regular meeting | Saturday aftiinoon, Jan. Fea culture, of the program were election ! of off'cet ' and a discussion of E. Stan

I ley Jones.

■ jc Mr.. L. R. Eckardt, president o' Eg I the organization, opened the meeting Ijp.hy reading from the Bible. This war Up j followed by the members giving thi rSr club collect. ;~J j At the bu,iness session, dinner am! entertainment committees were ap ; pointed to arrange for the dub’s an ^ nual dinner, which will be held Feb 16 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Johi

35' Cannon.

The annual election if ofTicers re gg suited in the election of Mrs. K. B Nichols for president; Mrs. John Al lee, vice-president; Mrs. Mayme

E. Stanley Jones followed. This subject was especially timely because Dr. Jones will come to Greeneastle soon to give a lecture. The hostesses served refreshments at the close of the social hour. + 4- + 4* * * Gives Birthday Dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Manfnrd McGaughey, Eh t Elm St. entertained Sunday noon with a birthday dinner for their laughter, Flossie. A large cake was the center of attraction. Guests weie: Miss Marion Steele, Miss Anna Steele Miss Des-a Petty, Frank Bridges, lames Bridges, Miss Ethel McGaughey Carl Borden, Carlisle Scott and Paul Robbins, all < f Fir.castle. 4 4- 4- 4- 4* 4* Boston ( lub At Mrs. Oscar Thomas The Boston Club will meet Tueslay evening at 7:30 o’clock with Miss Steigleman and Mrs. Oscar Thomas at the home of Mrs. Thomas on South Indiana St. Mrs. Curtis Hughes and Mrs. Thomas will have charge of the program. 4* P 4- 4* 4Potomac (Tiuncil fo Meet Wedrcsday The Potomac Council 2!M will meet Wednesday night. All members are urged to be present. Please bring a pie or sandwiches. + + + 4. + + Prof. And Mrs. Mitchell Give Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Mitchell enteraiiird the seniors of the Delta Chi fraternity at dinner Saturday evening. Six member- ■ f the fraternity and the house-mother, Mrs. Russell, were pres-

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•n 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* Uidelis S. S. (Tass To Have Supper Fidelis Sunday School (Tass will J meet Tuesday evening at 6:30 o'clock it the home of Miss Eloise Blackwell. There will be a pitch-in supper. Please bring one dish of food, landwiches and table service.

Miss Lois Vail wa- a Terre Maute Sunday.

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OBITUARY During the Civil War while Daniel Williams was serving in the Union Army ami his wife, Margaret was living at Waveland, Indiana, their daughter Maggie was born, Augu.-t 1964. She was the fifth of a family of nine children, five of whom preceded her to the Great Beyond. After marriage to John W. Porter, Ian. 21, I8!H, their entire married life was spent on the farm where she luietly passed away on Monday norning, January 7, 1!»2!», after an IIness of five weeks. Her age being 14 years, 4 months and 28 days. Besides relatives and friends she '•aves fo mourn her loss, one brother if Cnwfordsville, two sisters of Vavelaml, 5 grandchildren, Ivr hustanil and two sons. Two other sons laving preceded her at an early age o their Heavenly home. She was a consistent member of he M. E. Church of Waveland from ■ally girlhood until she and her Im •and transferred their affiliations to he Christian Church of Portland Mills in the year of HMfl. Throughout an active life she mainained an unusual interest in public (fairs. Among those who knew her he. t it ■is been rentalked that among her nany virtues, “mothi rhood" wa . irohably the greatest since it reach'd beyond Imr own children to all .’ho felt (he need of a home and nother-love. As a cloud of the sunset, Slow melting in heaven, As a star that is lost When the daylight is given. As a glad dream of slumber. Which wakens in bliss, vhe hath passed to the world of the holy from this. C ARD OF I HANKS We wish to express our sine ■'re hanks to our neighht rs and friends or (heir many acts of kindnr n in he siekness and death of our b l< vd wife and mother. Also fo\ the i< ny beautiful floral offerings. -John W. I’orti r nii'l Family,

GUATEMALA REVOLUTION IS QUELLED

DISORGANIZED REBELS FLEE BEFORE PURSUIT OF DETER MINED FEDERAL TROOPS

Any Shop with that is RIGHT “That's xvhere I had my ear refinished. I wanted genuine DUCO, applied by thedu Pont proeess, anil I knew that I could rcl upon pelting Imth at the shop which displays that PIT O Authori/.ed Sign.’’ DUCO . ami the (In Pont Process Every owner w.inls genuine IM r.O on l»is ear, for IM < O is, him! always wil! Im*, the most satisfaetory finish ever |>erfecte<l. Every owner also wants his ear rrfirislieil l»y tIm* <hi Pont proeess, which is the scientific system of 21 distinet steps in applying IM ro and other du Pont materials. Only at a t»hop fedtowintf the Authorized Sijiti can yen be certain of securing this combination, for to earn t he ripht to display this erahlem the refinisher iimst comply with the rigid requirements l»ot h of the makers of IM't'O and of the IIPCO CotirOKATION of INDIANA, Inc.* the Indiana representatives. All this is done for your protection him! to insure your satisfaction with your Mr< O-refinishcd ear. Therefore, whether yog want your car completely rceolored* or merely want a few damaged spots touched up, come to an Authorized Or CO Shop. Ir» this city, you will find the Authorized Sign at

Franklin Street Garage! Grccncaslle, iiuliunu DUCO'made onhf by DU PONT

T N every set there B someone about whom everyone says -“Whati beautiful figure she has.” Is thg someone you? It really is very tv/ to possess such a figure. The tilt stripe knitted rayon foundatior. rkctchcd above is just one of a grej; variety of $2.00, $3.00, $4J| The Quality Shcp| J. H. Pitch ford

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After Grippe, Bronchitis, Cold or Cough, Build Strength With \ SCOTT’S emulsion!

Rich in th m 2 Health - giving Vitamins of Cod - liver Oil

Sontt & Bowne, Bloom field. V J M

(il AT EM AI .A CITY, (juatemala, 'an. 21. (Up)— President Waaam Ghagon has put down the revolution m the west coast of Guatemala with i strong hand, and the disorganized rebels, fleeing through the mountains, |

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On .Janu irv 7. I92K, the Pontine Six enme into rxistrnce It had li'iili.-H hv I'inlier, It sold f«*r $32’Il intr!>diie<d real luxury and heuuty tiihuyersin

the low-prierd (Hdil.

Hut Pontiac's buildert rlid not stop there. They knew that American people arc constantly on thi' lookout for new anil liner things. So in I oliriinry, IT27. I hey in t rodured t he New arid finer Pontiue Six. And it was lower in price than ever,

selling for $77o.

1 hen, in July, greatly inercaacd pmtluctlon cnnhleil Ponliae'it Iniililers to reduce the price again. Now Pontiac sold for $7ij. Come 192ft, and with it rt still finer Pontine. Even then tin- price remained only $71 j. And after six iii'intlii. Pontine w as made faster, more power* (ul t lia ii ever a ii .1 more al I radi vc in d yle. Ihis brief history i* significant. For it give* you an idea of Nniurthing that is coming. Automobile history is repeating itself again. Nivoii Oakland will present n brand new Ponlim- Six, »'» e»« n grenter ndvaneeinent «»vrr its field than the original Pontiac reprcsentril in 192ft. VAuti Ii far the MEW

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