The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 January 1929 — Page 4
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THE GREENCASTLE DAILY BANNER,
FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1929.
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IN OUR JANUARY SALE \ WE OFFER YOU BEST QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICES It’s our policy to dear, house twice a year then you are sure of new, fresh \ ’ merchandise. That’s why these half prices. A Few More Coats Left At y 2 Price. All Fall and Winter Dresses Are T 4 Price Children’s Munsing Underwear T 4 Price SI. Pox of Stationery 50c Children’s Hats, S2 Values To ( lean Up, Choice 50c W ool Dress Goods, 54 in. wide, S3 values SI.50 Yd. S3 Velvets SL50 Yd. Ladies S3 Silk and Wool Union Suits, Garment $1.50 Ladies’ Munsing Silk Underwear; A Few Left to ( lose Out—Half Price Sanitary Belts, 50c Values 39c Sanitary Aprons, 50c & .SI Values .. 39c SI Sanitary Bloomerettes, Samples . 39c 50c A 39c Dressing Combs, All Colors; Choice 19c S. C. PREV0 COMPANY The Home Store
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Roach went to
Greencastle to see his brother John
and wife who are both sick. Mrs. John Schandiler is reported on
the -iik list.
Second And Worse Flu Wave Feared
CLINTON FALLS
The sick are all better at this time. Mr. and Mrs. John Ree visited in
Parkersburg, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Boswell and little son of Greencastle spent one day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Joe
'j Colds Attacking W eakened System
Pave Way i-'or New and More
Lyle Call and wife and son took: Severe Diseases
Sunday dinner with Frank l all and
= ... Health authorities fear that the — ,amil >’. ' present decline in the number of new ( Miss Cleta Burk and Miss Kosl ’i|| u cases may be only a prelude to a j Staggs.
Stark went to Crawfirdsville to see isecond and worse wave. Miss Leola Moore has purchased a 111 I John Miller who is in the hospital! They point out the importance of; new Chevrolet. B "r, SlKl.r CIW on Mr,.!
Sam Khoten and wife and tW11 by the flu, colds at this time' Ivl Bettis Monday.
= granddaughters pent Sun lay with ; ., re a pt to bring n bronchitis, or even , Mr. and Mrs. Joe Staggs and son, = ! Wm. Land and wife. I pneumonia. . , , . Mr and Mrs. Arthur Brattin and son ' H Miss Olive Rhoten took Sun.lay me P £ t r e y I u ./muS “.bTs'-inn.l Mr. and Mrs. George Pierce call-| == dinner with Miss Mildred Firestone. iMg ,. ma *. U|)S( „ t y h e digestion which jed on Mr. and Mrs. John Bee, Sat-1
The O. E. S. has installation on j s a ij-eady disturbed by the toxins of urday night. influenza. Vr am i Mrs. Elbert Bettis, and
Viclts VapoRali is especially valuable here. As it is applied extenally,
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Wednesday night Jan. 2d.
AT THE VONCASTI.E ■ jt can |,e used fiveiy at the fir-t -ign “Wings” was almost two years in' of a cold without upsetting the most L h niraViy g vallbir;n,^ty-a a i)ic-1 IhS'an'^'T at^edtime.' 1 ture that not only lived up to all of i , . . UIvr . the colossal hopes and expectations BLIZZARD \RR1\LS entrusted to it but went away beyound | — them. In other words: We expected i (Copyright 102!i, By United Pres )
__ a world of “Wings” and “Wings” has j A BOARD S. S. AMERICA, Jan. 25. S delivered a universe instead. (j>y ]{ a ,|j 0 t 0 The Uniteil Press)—
“Wing ” packed tens of thousan Is, chief Officer Harry Manning and
= every week during its first year at the j c j g bt companions from the America ^SiCritcrion threatie, New York ^ ity-J f a( . et i greatest ilangcr and foueht rag-
| Recently it celebrated its fir.-t birth-, j pp. seas for almost two hour lo resI day on Broadway and standing room; cup 32 s () f the crew of the
^ was sold out every day during ^ | Italian freighter Florida, sinking far
^ anniversary week. I „ff the Virginia Capes.
^=1 “Wings” was made by the world, of j When we saw them lowered into
the wi rid and for the wotld. It i> heavy sea, we knew that they
HP Truly an international epic of the air., took thejr | iv , , jn t h,.i r hands and ^ Where bigger box office record- are (he story of t h,. re scue more than
made, "Wings will break them. 1 proved such was the case.
=| “Wings” in its colossally magnifi- Talking to them today revealed that |S cent performance at the Criterion | jt was nothinft j PS s than a miracle ^ theatre sounde I only the opening note ' hat th retunl( . ( i w i t h the men
^ 1 —the first little signal gun—of whatl. u r,„,
= j the entire world was to expect. The
r _ _ day’s
engagement at the Voncastle startinjr'
Monday.
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MORTON and is (Icing as well as could he ex-'
Mrs. Helen Maddox spent a few pected.
days with her daughter Mrs. Irene! Glen Clodfelter and wife of Lafayl)i tic» the fir-t of the week. ! ette spent Thursday night with hM Lohn Miller was taken to the Craw- j mother. I fordsvilk h. -pital last Friday and j Mrs. Clau ! Burk has had the flu the |
opi rated on for absess on the lung j past week.
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‘they set out to rescue from the Flor-
great sucfhs-es of ‘‘The Ten Com- " ld y n reachin(c the cri,,,,],,,! ship they mandments” and “Beau Geste” fouIHl lt im p Cl < ibl P to get near, owhut the stepping stones to such great {o hor .merged condition and successe- as Wings. , t remen d 0 u S surge of the sea. CapI he picture will (day a three < a >' ' ta j n F ava i 0 ro and all of his men were
ready to leave the ship and most of [ them were stripped to the waist.
o ; Officer Manning threw out a life
line and at last the crew began
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— linto the raging, cold sea. All were j drawn to the lifeboat by their own
I efforts, slinging to the rope.
One member of the America’s rescue crew told me that the\ were in constant danger of being cru.-hed under the shifting cargo of the Florida. He said when they were near the listing vessel, he looked up at the slopllj ing deck and c uhl see the cargo of lumber had shifted over and was
wedged across the deck.
“It was just like looking at an open box of matches,” he said, “and every minute we expected one of the great bundles of wood get loose and drop right into the lifeboat. That would have meant ‘goodbye’ to all of
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Mr. and Mrs. Willard Miller visited Mr! and Mrs. Clark Miller at Brazil,
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FILLMORE Mrs. Walter Baker spent Friday afternoon with Mis. Walter Wright. Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Smith Friday afternoon a baby girl, Louella. Elizabeth McNary spent the week end with home folks Mr. and Mrs. Wa le McNary. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Eastham visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mis. Roscoe Eastham. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunter and daughter Ellen Jane spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Bowman. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Purcell spent Sunday with Aunt Bertha Shoptaugh. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Day called on Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Eastham Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Greenlee spent Sun ay with Bert Wright and family. Mrs. John Sinclair was a visitor in Fillmore Saturday afternoon. Lou Reese is -taying with Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Smith. Mrs. Louie Sinclair spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hun-
ter.
Miss Hazel Eastham spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Ea-tham. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Phillips went to Indianapolis Saturday. Mary Louise Claik and Helen Sinclair spent Tuesday with Mrs. Dallas
Ruark.
Mrs. William Zeiner visited with Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Procter Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Greenlee spent Tuesday afternoon in Fillmore. Mis. Oran Buis is not so well at this
writing.
Mr. an 1 Mrs. Arthur Lisby spent Tuesday night with Melba and Raymond Lisby of near Coatesville. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Deweese aid children visited Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deweese and son Ralph. Elizabeth McNary, who is taking nurses training at the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis had her tonsil- removed Wednesday morning. Mrs. Lenn McFarland spent Tuesuy with her mother Mrs. Clarence
Pickett.
The Stitch and Chatter Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Har-
old Pruitt.
Mrs. William Newman of near Mt. Meiidian spent Tuesday night with Mr. and Mrs. Oran Buis, Mrs. Buis is confined to her bed by illness. Mrs. Lois Clark was a visitor in
Fillmore Wednesday.
Miss Joslin of Greencastle spent Wednesday with Emma Ragan and
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INDI \N VPOLIS LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 25. (UP)— Hog prices wore steady to mostly 25 cents lower at the Uninn Stockyards here today. Bulk 150 to 500 lbs. weights sold for $0.75 to $10. Reiceipts were estimated at 10,500. In the cattle and calves division | slaughter classes were steady and vealers higher. Receipts numbered 1 500 ami (100, respectively. Steers brought $10.50 to $13. Vealers sold for $17.50 to $1$ and calves cleared at $7 to $12. The sheep market was steady.
HEROISM ON HIGH SEAS
That blizzard that the weather man predicted several days ago, was late in reaching this community, hut it arrived Friday morning and when it did come, there was no doubt about it being a regular blizzard. During the early hours of the morning, the wind came up out of the west. It brought a rapid drop in |tho temperature and during the morning, the wind was aided by snow, which cut like particles of glass, when it hit ones face. Th'- wind penetrated the heaviest clothing and those who were i ut said it wn a very dis1 agreeable morning. ,, fi - ■ ADVERTISE IN "THE BANNER”
NOTICE OF FILING SUIT TO QUIET TITLE TO REAL ESTAE
AND TIME AN PLACE OF HEARING THEREON.
STATE OF INDIANA, PUTNAM
COUNTY, SS:
IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT JANUARY TERM, l!)2t*.
No.
OSCAR S. CARPENTER VS. JAMES H. FARMER, et al. Notice is hereby given to the following defendants in said cause, towit:— ■ James H. Farmer, Emily Farmer, Benjamin Farmer, James Farmer, William Farmer, Hansel Former. Olive Cooper, Mary Ann McCarty, Alexander McCarty, Matilda Nosier, John Nosier, Louisa Ruark, Joseph W. Ruark, Tillman Ruark, Danna Hume, Nancy (’. Raines, James Raines, Thomas !!. Farmer, Albert Farmer, Ed. Farmer, Cynthia J. Bryan, Thomas A. Bryan, Thomas Bryan, Jr., Maude Bryan Hurst, Samuel E. Farmer, James P. Farmer, Pleasant Farmer, Charles Farmer, Ella Hoover, Sarah E. Ruark, Andrew J. Ruaik, Hubert Farmer, Florence Farmer, Zela Farmer, Oscar Farmer, Kyle Farmer, Noble Farmer and Walter Farmer. 1 he unknown husband, wife, widow, widower, heirs and or devisees, executor-, successors and or assigns of each of the above named persons, the names of all of whom are unknown to this plaintiff. The unknown, children, descendants, heirs, surviving spouses, creditors and administrator- of the estate, devisees, legatees, trustees and executrs of the last will and testament, -ucressors in intore-t and assigns re! spectively of each of the foregoing persons. All of the women once known by any of the names and designationabove stated whose names may have been changed and who are now known by other names, the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff, the spouses of all of the persons above
named described and designated as defendants in this action who are married and the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff, al! persons who assert or might assert any title, claim or interest in or lien upon the real estate described in the complaint in this action, by, under or through any of the defendants to this action named, described and designated in said complaint, the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff. That the plaintiff has filed his complaint herein to quiet his title to the following described real estate in Putnam County, State of Indiana, towit: The west half of the southeast quarter, and the east half of the southwest quarter, and the west half of the southwest quarter, except twenty (20) acres of the south end of the west half of the southwest quarter, all in Section twenty-one (21), Township thirteen (13) north, Range three (3) west. Containing in all two hundred twenty (220) acres, more or less. As to any defect occurring in the title thereof as against all per ons whomsoever, together with affi.luvit that the residences of said defendants aie unknown to the plaintiff and cannot he learned by diligent inquiry, and that -aid defendants are thought to be non-residents of the State of Indiana, and that where the full name of the defendant is not stated it is unknown to the plaintiff and that unless there he and appear in the Putnam Circuit Court, said County and State, on the 27 day of March, 1029, the 69th lay of the present term of the said Court at the Couit House in the City of Greencastle in said County and -tate, said cause will be heard and determined in their absence. WITNESS, my hand and the seal of said Court affixed at the City of Greencastle, Indiana, this 2” day of January, 1929. Ferd Lucas, Clerk, Putnam Circuit Court. SILVERBURG, BRACKEN AND GRAY, KARL G. DEFUR, ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF. ;Jt.
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