The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 January 1929 — Page 2
THE GREENCASTLE DAILY BANNER
FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1929.
KASH AND KARRY
I -Z Bake Mr.il, Kiln 1 m ied. 2' lb. Bag
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Rio.and Santos Blend Coffee. P< r I’nund ....
30c
Purity Flour. A Go ' l Straight Grade
90c
Gallon Cans Cadet Peaches
65e
Colorado Pinto Beanr.. Per Pound
10c
Puffed Wheat. 2 Packag'-d
25c
Hornier Minneota Bre; kf.'nd Bacon. Per Eb
35c
Tomato Soup. New Pack. 8 1 'an.-i ....
2:5c
P. G. Laundry Soap.
23c
California Apricots. Per Pound
25c
Pure Cane Sugar 10 Poun i • • ■
59c
Pride of Indiana June Peas. Per Cart ..
10c
Comet Matche3 B: .es
10c
Jello, All Flavors. 3 Packages
25c
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F. Hays South Sole Square.
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C. C. Milk, 3 large cans, or 6 small 25c Camay Soap, 4 for 25c Choc. & Vanilla Fudge, 2 lbs.... 25c
Kroger Bathroom Tissue, 4 tor .
25c
C* C. Salmon, Tall Red
25c
Grape F"iuit, Large size; 3 for ....
25c
Coco iiiut Cakes, Special, Lb
15c
Banana.,, 4 lbs. for
22c
11b. Orange Layer, Cake
22c
Gripe Fruit, 6 for
25c
Jello, All Flavors, 3 For
25c
t 'auliflowf r. L arge head . .
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Gold Medal Cake Flour
25c
Leif Lettuce, 2 lb:-. (Tlery, Large bunchen, 2 for. . Head Lettuce, 3 for Wine ;ip Apples, 3 lbs. (Grimes Golden, 1 lb
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f. C. Pancake Flour, 5 lb. bags Scrap Tobacco, All kinds, 3 for
25c 25c
Skinned Ham, Half or whole, lb. . .
28c
I'ott.ig* 1 Butts, Pound
32c
Smoked ('allies Pound
18c
Smoked Herring Fish, 2 for
5c
Personal And Local News
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I'wi Raumunk, route .‘t Rof-lsvillo,
« : in (ireepnoastle Fviilay inorniiiK.
ficneiHlIv fair with jevorp rohl
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wave tmiight and lowr. t (einpeiatun mar zero. Saturday increasiiif; ch ud inpRs hopominj; unsottloil with snow and somewhat warmer in afternoon, day.
Mm. Howard Rockhill spent Friday in Indianapolis. Frank (Jrey of Brazil was a visitor in Greencastle Friday. Ury Brown of Clinton Falls spent Thur day in Greencastle. Kwrll Stark wa > a bu; iness visitoi in Indianapilis Friday. M: . Morri i Taylor of mar I’utiiain ville was a Greem astle visitor Friday. Frank Wampler of Indianapolis was a business visitor in Greencastle Fiiday. Thomas Nelson is driving a new Ford delivered by the Kinj?-Morrison and Foster Motor sales. Russell Wi leh who is employed at Mullins I»ruK Store, is confined to his home because of illness. Mrs. George Knsign, East Walnut St., who has been critically ill for some time, is improved somewhat. Mr-. Thomas Woodson, who ha.heen visiting friends in Greencastle, has returned to licr home in Indiana-
polis.
Mrs. John R. Cox has returned from Terre Haute where -he ha: heeti tin- guest of I). V. Miller hel J In other F. It. Bartley and A. R. Chenoweth ; will attend the editorial banquet at the Columbia club in Indianapolis this evening. Otho V. Sinythe was appointed ad- ! ministrator of the estate of Richard S. Unvillc in the Putnam Circuit court Friday morning. Kdgar Sechman, living south of Fillmore, was taken to the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis Friday afternoon for observation and treatment. Mrs. Charles Moore of St. Louis, , Mo., has returned to her home after spending some time with her patents Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Alspaugh, who have been confined to their home on ■account of illness. Henry Koessler was returned to tla- County Hospital Friday in the Rector ambulance. Mr. Koessler was taken to his home this week from the hospital where he had been re covering from an operation. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Bartlett, who have hi-en visiting at the home of their son, Prof. Edward R. Bartlett, have relumed to Madison, Iowa. They drove through and reported ice and snow much wor-p than in this tpiri
lory.
Woid has been received here that Mrs. Susan Ratliff has entered a hospital in Miami for treatment. Mrs. Ratliff and her daughter, Alberta v.hn have been in Miami for the past sevcial years, formerly lived in
Greencastle.
Mrs. A. II. Phillips, corner Vine and Poplar Sts., sustained a possible fractured hip Thursday evening about !• o'clock when she slipped and fell in the bathroom of her home. It was thought that Mrs. Phillips fell when the rug on which she was standing, slipped under her. She was taken to the County Hospital Friday morning about 1 o’clock, suffering great pain.
Phone All Social IteniR To 95.
W. (. T. H. To Give Dinner This Evening
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union will hoid a dinner meeting Friday evening at o’clock at the Methodist Church parlors for high school students. The organization is preparing to organize a young people's branch of the Union, and at the dinner this evening, plans will be discussed for the future work in the arrangement of this branch. R. Douglas Brown of New Palestine, who holds ; the office of State President of the Young People’s Branch will be present, and will deliver an address. Prof. Hildebrand, of DePauw University, will also talk-to the prospective members. Each member of the W. C. T. U. will bring as her invited guest one or more high school pupil-.
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Miss Taylor To Attend California University
Miss Kathleen Taylor, daughter of
Birthday Party \t Kiiiilergartt n School Mr-. Algan Moore entertained with birthday paity Friday morning at I ho kindergarten school at the public library for her 5 year old son, “Bobby.” Guests were the small students -if the school, and one outside, Miss Edith Greenleaf Refre lunents were angel food cake, ice cream dainti- and candy. Balloons weic given a - favors.
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Mrs. H. E. Williams Entertains Club Thursday
Mrs. II. E. Williams was the delightful hostess to the members of the Twentieth Century Club Thursday afternoon. Although the weather was most unfavorable, fourteen members proved their loyalty by braving the storm and after arriving, forgot there was any, as everything on the inside of the h< -pliable and cozy
home was charming.
Mrs. H. R. Krehl gave a well pre- „ „ _ ... , pared paper on Buddhism. Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Taylor will leave K. Courtney followed with a paper Greencastle Sunday for Los Angeles, and discussion on (Hinduism. The Calif., where she will enter the Umrlub members participated in a live-^ of ‘ So ^ n + ^ for: ' lu -
ly round-table conversation.
Mrs. Williams, assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Hammond, served de-
licious refreshments.
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Wabash V alley Has Salesman’s Dinner
A number of salesmen and sales- i
ladies of the Waha h Valley Electric Rvc | yn( gon| Ovid, were dinner | Co., held a dinner meeting Weiincs- sts of Mr al||| Mis c B KuU ,., d day evening at the College Inn. A at Rofkvil | P( Sunday.- Rockville
number of employes of the company .j. rR)Unei
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The Woman's Club To Meet Saturday
LADIES’ SCARFS ‘This spring scarf will be better than before”, says the latest issue of the “Togue”. Color contrast, the new spring theme, can be achieved so easily by using a scarf— $2.95 to $5.00 THE QUALITY SHOP J. H. Pitchford
“HAWK” FACES ! PRISON TERM
NOBI.KSV1LLE, Ind., Jan. 25. (UP) — Wendell C. llossong, 21, alias “The ’lawk” faced a prison term of from me to five years today after being found guilty of blackmail and conspiracy by a jury in circuit court
here.
He.-song together with Jack Montgomery, were indicted for sending
threatening letters to several inent Indiana person., denial.. money. Montgomery will be cd tomorrow. The state based its case a 2J deal on a confession which Hes -1 made at the time of his arrml Akron, O. He admitted senilin;^ ters to three men, signed Hawk” which threatened them ill ath and the bombing of thciiT es, if they did not leave a siimj money in t'.'e mail boat.- u country homes.
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Mr. And Mrs. Rutter Entertain At Rockville
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also had dinner Thursday evening at
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Martha Jean Walts Gives Music Program
Mis. J. S. Walts, 12 Ea. t Hanna St. was hostes to the Cro-Tat Km Circle rhursday afternoon at the regular meeting. Ten members responded to roll call, by naming their favorite musical number, an I by stating why they favored that ( lie. There was a husines- session, after which Martha lean, 13 year old daughter if Mrs. Walts, and who i- quite an accomplished tnu.dsiiiu, favored tiie crowd with two piano numbei , “Barchetta,” Sy Nevin, and “Over the Hills.” Mrs. Walt- ; ■ rved icfit. Inneids of sand .vichirs, tea rakes, tea and hard candy I he circle adjourned t- meet at th* next meeting date with Mr . Rruee ihannrn at her heme on East An let-
on street.
Rev. C. M. McClure and ’ (i o’clock dinner guests of Mr. Mr-. Charles Rutter. Monday.
Mr. and Mrs.W. E. Rutter, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Muir, daughter, Miss
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The Woman’s Club will meet Satur- uj day afternoon at 2350 o’clock at the Ej home of Mrs. Fred L. O'Hair, (>25 }?i East Washington St. Mrs. Frank ^
Donner and Mrs. Grafton Longden
will have charge of the work.
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Mr. And Mrs. Beemer Give Bridge Party
Kauble & Son “WE SELL MEAT THAT'S GOOD TO EAT'’
PORK BONES, lb. . 7cl MILK, QT., ilk; PT
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FORK SAUSAGE, LB 17'/* FRESH SIDE, LB 17'/* BOILING BEEF, LB 15t FRESH FISH, LB 1c BACON, y 2 OR WHOLE, LB.,1 Veal, Lamb, Oysters, Spare
Mr and Mrs. Jesse Beener, South Jackson St., road entertained at their home Thursday evening with three tables of bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Kimber Gardner won high score. Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. James 15. Zeis, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Trembly, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas, Mr. and Mr . Neison Taulman and Mr. and Mrs. Kimber Gard-
PLANES SEEK NIMROD
PETOSKEY, Mich., Jan. 25. < CP)— Three airplane, circled over the ice floes of Lake Michigan today, . ean h-
William Oliver, Fillnmre, wa.i
busine i visitor in Greencastle k ri- | cjhe underwent an x-ray examination
this morning.
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Clearance Sale Genuine Leather Coats For Men and Young Men Blouse or coat stylo $10.00 grade now $7.85 (21 coals in this lot) Boat style- $12.00 Grade, now $8.75 (10 coats in this lot) ( oat style $15.00 trade, now $9.75 (IS coats in this lot) Coat style $18.00 grade, now $10.75 (Only 0 of these) All warmly lined with and without belts. Boys’ sheep lined coats $ 4.50 Moleskin shell beavemed collar. (S coats only) Boys’ Corduroy coats $0.75 Sheep lined beavemed collar (1) coats only) Ladies’ and Misses’ Leather .Jackets Reduced 25% All warmly lined Various styles.
J. F Cannon & Co.
THREE MEN HURT
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INDIANAPOLIS, Jun. 25. (UP)— Three men were injured, one .seriously, when their automobile era.died
ing for Lewis" Sweeir 'Alaiison fishing I into a teIp P hone > M,lp hpre twii, yguide, believed adrift on a huge ice When police arrived at the scene pack which was swept out from the |lhry found the three men lying unmainland during a blizzard Tuesday | conscious on the sidewalk and street n 'K''L j where they had been thrown. Two army planes, piloted by Lieut. ! Dr. Robert Stone, 30, who lives Myron Elliott, and Lieut. Richard 1 near Martinsville, and who has offices Cohl). of Sol fridge Field, Mt. Clem-: here, was taken to the City Hospital ens, Mich., scouted the olid ice sec- in a critical condition with a fractor off Temperance Point, the Straits tured skull and broken right arm.
of Mackinaw and circled around Hog
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Island, Crane Island, Garden and Big Islands. A commercial plane, piloted by Talbert Abrams, of Lansing, Mich, aided in the air search.
Dr. Fred Hoffe, 28, and Dr. Neil Howard, 32, Muncie, driver of the automobile, was given first aid treatment and found not to be seriously injured. Speeding and vagrancy charges were placed against him.
Lieut. Cobb's plane, equipped with skiis, landed at Garden and Beaver
Island yesterday and ought traces of the missing fisherman. Residents
of the islands reported they had seen
eo large ice fields. N
Sweet was fishing Tuesday with Uj Chester Lee, Petoskey, and Walter |d | Scott, Alanson, en an ice formation pj off Crane Island. A blizzard rame F} up suddenly. As the ice field sep- H arate I from mainland, Lee and Scott leaped to the shore, but Sweet rejimained to "land just one more trout”.!
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Fresh Fish, Reads to ‘Me Fry or bake, lb. . .. I Swift’s Premium Bui llnl 1 Ih. Lf’X 111 1 Sugar Cured Bacon, IQ. Half or Whole, Ih. lwv| Boiling Beef, 15c|
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Greencastle Green Beans, No. 10 tins.
Swift’s Allsweet Oleo, A real nut product, Ih. —EXTRA SPECIALS— Greencastle Tomato' 1 , No. 10 tins
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Camplir'; Yellow Cling Peaches. nH&T 69c
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