The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 February 1929 — Page 3

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, —For Sale—

L A I p_6 room modem home, li lion' and location, corner of K:».l Wulnut Si. Will if .old at once. ln«|Uire b. .;nr So. 22nd, St., Terre P ,fMt SALE: M) head ahoat L 70' to 100 pounds. Frank ., m ii HS northwest of Stiles- ' l!)-3p

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I Stl.F—Cal. Ross rifle, Itridges, $10.00. Phone 134 or 19-lt. Automobile casings— ^^rd, $7.00; 32n4 fabric, $0.00; .<7.50. Vew and guaranteed.

Ink {i Sons, South End Store.

19-lt.

TIGER SQUADS

in an auto wreck ten day- ago are expected t, keep him bedfast four or

weeks.

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COP CONTESTS an '* ^ rs- vestal of Beech

'Grove visited Surtlluy with F. C. Clear 1 waters and family.

' 'RSITV AND FROSH DKFK.VI M'. and Mrs. Rarl Lyn.h and son F\ WSVII.LF AC'RS HERE John spent the week-end with A. R.

Tl'ESDAV NIGHT.

With both teams using n fast offense, the DePauw varsity and freshman net squads emerged victorious over the Evansville first team and

rhinies by scores of 34 to 20, and 33,, ... to 27, on the Bowman trym floor Tues- u

day evening.

A'ork and family. Their son Eddie who has been sere several weeks returned

with them.

Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Morrison of Greenrastle visited Mr. and Mrs. John

O’.Mullane Sr. Sunday.

Ross Graham and family spent the

Virginia I.ump coal, $7.00; | un ,.. s 1.75. Indiana Mine [05. Greencastle Canning Co. feo.VY. IN-fit

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LalE—Redecorated shell pink u, with rocking chair to match. [VTE (• (■ Tucker, Phone 1H0. ^ 20-4t.

SALE:—30 Black Locust ,, I fox terrier pups, old. Harvey Inman, Elizath and Rockville Road. Ip. —For Rent— KKN'T 140 acre farm, 10 milnf Indianapolis, near Xa|rad. Phone 459, Greencastle. It.

rOglKK.VT: 5 room hou-e semiidrl (1 room house strictly modern A.lfnlfr. Phone 795-L. 19-3t

DePauw, 31; Evansville 20.

DePauw Frosh .'13; Evansville Frosh 27.

Lineups and summaries of the games follow: DePauw (34).

RENT— Five room modern Jouble garage. Phone 505-Y.

29-tf.

[RENT — Mislern, desirable lurnished for light housekeepp ' 525-1,. 14-tf. JREN'T Furnished rooms and Im. Mullein. 513 Anderson St. J57. 18-3t. I « I - Wanted— fAfc Girl to work in gro-Bu-t be high school graduate. Grocery. 19-2t

^|iki!>i 1 wanted for GreencasIndianapolis stores. Exper■iM'i ary. $750.00 cash de^Iiiired on goods. $300 up .Manufacturer, 118 N. May

M D to trim your grape fruit trees, by an experiencfaui [‘hone 784-X. 19-3p. U)St— Police pu|i three months ■"hr please r<>turn to 7 South ■T 20-2t

-Miscellaneous— fi mi- knowing themselves in^1' the Estate of Addison D. Hill please see Lacy M. Chew, Htrator, at once and settle ‘ •Founts. 19-3t. Huh fur anything of value as i "ii Radio’s, Piano’s or Phono^l.li--,- French and Son’s 9 piano's and phonographs by none. M. A. Wolf< ■mh Indiana. Phone 795-L. 19-3t.

1 OVER INDI (N \ ^■MIN’GTON— Hastings Ban ' ■ \ - ' 1 ’ M n «Rcal student at Indiana term. Although in in American only ainoe 1^26 ^Hnmpleted a high school coursi W'taking up the study ^H :nc. ^■5 1.1 TE — Ann 11 year old T 1 has been purchased by La1 anf i West Lafayette whool i" become an occupant oi ^^wmliian zoo. The elephant cost ^^’he an being rnsod fnm in less thnn two weeks. ''''II 1 E - A post of tin ■ ll Legiiqj i-p^pjvp ., chart " Thu * s *lsy night, the lit t pod Indiana this year. Legion I- nvei the eighth district will pi 11, ■ hatter presentation whicl 1 "l oll- by Freil Wiecking. the pnmander. |A>H —\ suit attacking an 1 ''‘‘'tuest left Indiana univer1 I'eweii g| his death i“ f0 is °n trial in Wnhash Cir here. Fight distant relaJ ,h " b tatot sauaed the uil ■led. ^ ''’I Ls\ ILI E — There’s a • n " " on Crawfbrdsville’s ■ 1 there’ ,-i rejoicing ■ The old ear's .mok ®Bd caused rnnsidcrp ■ nee.

M bak m «i r , jury^

LI.1 — Four Cart ress ‘ tried for murder in piimt court here on indict* P "'"'I hy the county grand f 18 m session here.

A nice evening’s work we’d call if'. The Tiger varsity snapped nut of it last night. They displayed fast offensive tactics throughout the forty minutes of play and the game was much enjoyed by the spectators. Crawley, Slone and Ragsdale looked especially good for DePauw while Harper, forward, and W. Abel, center, formed the scoring comhination for Ihe Purple tees. —0— Moffett started a shifted lineup using Costello and Ragsdale at forwards; Struck at center, and Crawley and Stone, guards. —o— The “shock troops" ran the score to 11-9 and “Tubby" then sent in Loveless, Mount/ and Stunkel. —0— The scorers were kept busy the next few minutes as the Tiger regulars, playing fast ball, ran it to 19-10. —0— In the meanwhile, Birch Bayh, the umpire from Terre Haute, was having a game all his own calling personal fouls on the Tigers. A slap on the wrist meant a free throw for Evansville. l,on Goldsherry, coach of the Shortridge iiigh school football squad, and former Wabash basket hall, hasv hall and grid star, turned in a good job as referee, t ome again. "Goldie." Soon after the second half got underway, “Red” Mount/, Old Gold center, was sent to the showers hy Mr. Bayh. Os Stone, DePauw high scoring forward, also left the floor due to the close decisions of the Terre Haute official, a few minutes later. —0— The Tiger outfit was a different aggregation last night and the game with Evansville should put them in the right condition for the tough scrap with Butler here, Friday evening. —0— Moffett used 9 men against the down-state quintet and they all looked pretty good to us. —o—■ The DePauw mentor changed from a slow offense to a fast brand of ball since the State Normal tilt and it certainly worked better in the estimation of all the local fans we talked to this morning. Congratulations "Tubby”. j BRING ON HI TLER: It sure looked good to see Masten, Hammond and Moffett in action. These three boys, products of Greencastle and Bainbridge iiigh schools and former hardwood court enemies work splendidly together and made 27 points, the same number that the entire Evansville freshman crew made. —0— Brindle, hack guard for the Methodist yearlings, with 3 field goals accounted for the difference in the score of the curtain raiser. With these four athletes to strengthen the varsity squad next winter, Moffett will not have to worry about basket ball material. —~“0 ■“ Now that DePauw is playing a fast brand of hall we would almost bet the gymnasium will he packed Frilay night for the battle with Coach Hinkle’s Bull Dogs. —0— Bausman, high school net mentor, officiated during the freshman game anil he worked up a good sweat. It’s a cruel woild, ain’t it Emerson ? —0— Mention of Bausman’* noble efforts as referee, reminds us that the Tiger Cubs will be hosts to Sullivan’s drapery agitators on Thursday evening. —d MAUL the MINERS, Cubs! Then, Friday night comes the De-Pauw-Butler engagement and on Saturday, Bausman and his proteges travel to Terre Haute to meet Jimmie Conover's Garfield snipers. —*0—• Next week—the SECTIONAL, Then the-—REGIONAL. And then the—STATE. —o—How about it, Tiger Cub* 7

2 34

Fostello f, Ragsdale f,

Struck c.

Crawley g,

Stone g,

Loveless f,

Dunn f, Mount/, c

Stunkel g,

TOTALS

Evansville (2fi). Harper f, Gardner f,

Wahel c, Mabel g,

Baldwin g.

TOTALS 2 10 2d Officials Referee; Goldsherry; Um-

pire: Bayh.

Score at half: DePauw 23; Evhns-

ville 13.

FG 0 3

4 4

1 1

o (I

FC. tl

l) 0

FT 0 0 n 0

0 0 0

two

TP 0 •5 2 H 0 2 9

FT 2

« 0

DePauw Frosh (33). Moffett f, Hammond f. Copeland c, Ma-ten g, Brindle g, Erh, f, Bell c,

FG 5 3 0 2 3 0 0

FT TP 4 14

TOTALS Evansville

McBride, f

Mikels f, Hartke c,

Fitzsimmons

Bosse g, Burge f,

7 33

Frosh (27).

FG 2 3 4 1 1 0

FT 1 1 2 (I 1 0

Ralph Hunter, Smoke House proprietor, is recoveiing from an attack

of flu.

Mrs. Esther Fiddler who underwent an operation for appendicitis two weeks ago at the Christian Ho pital at Indianapolis was brought to hei home here Sunday. Supt. E. P. Lowery and family spent the week-end with Mrs. J.nwrey’s parents Mr. and Mi Thompson I at Danville. Miss Beryl Douglass of Bainbridge [spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Douglas. Hoy Fultz of Bloomington vi-ite<t his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fultz,

Sunday.

Mrs. Lon Byrd come Friday from Stinesville to visit with Mt and Mrs. Ralph Hunter. Mrs. Magdalene I-ang who is assisting in the care of Mr. and Ml . Earl Zook’s baby who is very ill at t)u home in Greencastle spent the week-end at her home here FILLMORE Mrs. Henry Phillips spent Thui - day night in Greencastle with Win. Phillips and family. Mrs. Lota Perkins and children spent the week end at New Winchester with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Perkins. Misses Rose and Harriet Jo-Ion of Gieencastle visited Mrs. Emma Ragan and daughter Monday. Charles Hunt has retained from West Va., where he has been spending several weeks with his daughter Mrs. LaRue Hummel. He was accompanied home hy Mr. and Mrs. Hummel who were called by the illnes- of Mr. Hummel's father near Brazil. B \ RN ARI)

TOTALS 11 5 27 Referee: Bausman. Score at half: Evansville Frosh 20; DePauw Frosh, 19. REAL ESTATE TR INSFERS F. S. Hamilton, Com. to Delilah Miller land in Madison township, $110. Frank Blaydes ot ux to John S. Booker, land in Jackson twp. $50.99. Bulah M. Blaydes Fodge, et al to John S. Booker, land 111 Jackson twp.

$50.

S. R. Pursell to Harry E. Allpn, 3 lots in Greencastle $1. Walter Harold Gibbs, to Fay K. Spencer, land in Clinton twp. $1. Otho McCullough et ux. to Ira Raul) et ux land in Washington twp. Fred C. Bowen to Wab. Valley Elec. Co. land in Floyd Lwp. Matt J. Murphy, Coins, to Elsworth Evan, et al, land in Floyd twp. $1. Matt J. Murphy, corns, to Dwight E. Vanlundinghatn, land in Washinfiton twp $1. Perlinn M. Kent to Alice Kent, land in Jackson twp. $1. Benjamin V. Craig et ux to C. A. Mains, land in Clinton twp $1. Isubpl Reel tn Kate Reel, land in Washington twp $1. Sheriff Putnam Co. to Carson M. Sutheilin land in Madi-on twp. $973.47 Sarah E. Caton to Willie K. Aker, land in Washington towp. $1. Fred V. Thomas, corp. to Jesse E. Rumley, land in Com. Place $250. John Dittemore to Wm. Scarbo, land in Warren twp. $1. Ora Lady, et al. to William Morgan et ux, lot in Edwin Packs Add. $200. Thomas M. Sunders to Wyln ,VI. Hooser et ux. land in Jackson twp. $1. W. W. Troop to Frank Sutherlin, et al, land in Warren twp. $1. Forest Hill emetery to Maggie S. Scott lot in Forest Hill Cemetery $100. John W. Young to Lulu Young, lot in Greencastle $1. Hurley O. Bratton to Harvey Shuoy et ux lot in Bainbridge $1. James B. McGlothen to Citizens Trust Co. Receiver, lot in Bainbridge Fug. Plot $1. Roy McCloud et ux. to Virgil Riddle land in Jackson twp. $1. Chns. J. Pruning to Wm. C. Shull, land in Madison twp. $1. Ida Bowen, et al to John Bowen, land in Marion twp $1. Laura Dodgeon, et al, to John Bowen, land in Marion twp. $1. Malissie Stevenson to Frank C. Blaydes land in Jackson twp. $1. Solomon W. Ader et ux to Joseph Williams land in Monroe twp. $100. Andrew Hirt to Sallie A. Hirt lot in Greencastle Eastern Enlg.. (will). County Notes CLOVBKDALF Mr. an I Mr-. Carl Cassady of Spencer visited relatives here Sunday. Harold Ray who has been very ill with the flu is reported to be improv-

ing.

The injuries Dr. L. A. Ray received

Mrs. Kidd and daughter- Mary and Helen spent the week end with relatives in lllinoi-. Mrs. Ed Steele is spending this wnk with her daughter Mrs. Fred McIntyre of Indianapolis Frank Blaydes and daughters were in Greencastle Saturday evening. Frank Booker and family spent Sunday in Indianapolis with Mis. Booker’s parents. Wm. Hughes and family spent Sunday with Boh Hooser and wife. Frank Booker and ( laude Riddell were in Ladoga Friday on business. Little Donald Buchanan of Indianapolis is spending the Week with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Hen

Butt.

The Ladies Aid held an all day meeting with Mrs. Vella Page Thurs-

day.

Mr. and Mrs. Wyla Hooser called on Mr. and Mrs. Sam Page Sunday afternoon. Misses Grace Frazier and Martha! Jean Sands spent Wednesday night with Mr. and Mr-. Boh Hooser. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Sutherland spent Thursday with their daughter Mrs. George Long. Mrs. Cecil Morphew was taken to the hospital at Indianapolis Saturday for appendicitis. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Page spent Sunday with Mr. and Mi Harry Hooser of Roachdale. Miss Thelma Bell spent the weekend with Mr. and Mr Charles Keck and children. ^

Fuel system of the, new Ford has been designed for reliability;

and long service

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THE practical value of Ford simplicity of dcsipn in especially apparent in the fuel system. The gasoline tank is huilt integral with the cow I ami is unusually sturdy because it is made of heavy sheet steel, terne plated lo prevent rust or corrosion. An additional factor of strength is the fact that it is composed of only two pieces, instead of three or four, and is electrically welded—not soldered. Because of the location of the tank, the entire (low of gasoline is an even, natural How—following the natural law of gravity. This is the simplest and must direct way of supplying gasoline to the carburetor without variations in pressure. The gasoline feed pipe of the new Ford is only 18 inches lotifi and is easily accessible all the way. The gasoline passes from the tank to the carburetor llmmgh a filter or sediment hull) mounted on the steel dash which separates the ga-oline lank from the engine. The carburetor is spcciallv designed and lias hren huilt to deliver many thousands of miles

of good service.’Since all adjustments are fixed except the needle valve and idler, there is practically nothing to get out of order. '('he choke rod 011 the dash acts as a primer and also as a regulator of your gasoline mixture. The new hot-spot manifold insures complete vaporization of the gasoline before it enters the combustion chamber of the engine. As a matter of fact, the fuel system of the new Ford is so simple in design and so carefully made that it requires very little service attention. The lilter or sediment bulb should he cleaned at regular intervals and the carburetor screen removed and washed in gasoline. < Occasionally the drain plug at the bottom of the carburetor should he removed and the carburetor^ drained for a few seconds. Have your Ford dealer look after these little details for you when you have the car oiled and greased. A periodic chccking-up costs little, hut it has a great deal to do with long life and continMiously good performance.

Ford Motor Company

EAST MARION

Horace Rohin-on anil wife railed on relatives of near Belleville Sunday. The C. C. (Tub met Wednesday with Mrs. Myrtle Storms. Mr. and Mrs. Oran Buis and daughter visited Sunday with Wm. Newman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hunter spent Wednesday with Morris Goodwin and wife of Fillmore. Harry Hunter called on E. E. Buis Sunday morning. Mrs. Myrtle Storm and son called on Dennis Bowen and family of Coatesville Sunday afternoon. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meek, Sntuiday a son Warren Dale. John Webster returned la-t week from Virginia where he had been for the past few weeks. PALESTINE

Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Baker and daughter and Mrs. Alice Gy.sel all of Indianapolis, Rev. R. Bartlett of Greencastle, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Tatum and Miss Bernice Hay* all of Bain bridg<%spent Sunday with Will Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. Will Evans of Indianapolis spent last Wednesday with

James Hylton.

Fred Beck and son Clarence were jin Indianapolis last Wednesday. t’eitil Smith of Indianapolis spent j Saturday night with his father M. E.

Smith.

Guest of Janice NTT on last Thurs family visited Sunday with Mr. and

Mrs. Miles and son James and Mr dav niirht were Edna I’earl O’Hair, James Hylton callen on Mrs. M. E. loin Jud\ and Dorothy and Eva Call Smith one evening last week. They attended the Sophomore party Harry I’ier-on is hailing hay fm at the home of Doyne ('idlings in the Charlie Baker. > veiling.

Mrs. Fred Beck spent In t W< dne day with Mrs. Henry Osborn.

Charlie Baker

Mrs. O. H. Robbins and son. Mr. and Mrs. S, S. Hostetler were business visitors in Indianapolis Sat-

urday.

Mr. and Mrs. Chns. McIntyre were in ( rawfordsville Sunday to visit Mrs. Tom Bridges at the Culver Hospital.

and little Charles Ho,Ison spent i’—'’/ j !r all<) Mrs> Herschel Zollark and Thursday with .Mi-s Cecil Knauei. M r Clara Mathews is making an children visited Saturday night and Charles Baker wa in Greim atUl, x ten,led visit with her daughter, Mrs. | Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bohn-tedt

Mi. and Mrs. Albert Baleh enter-

1 tamed a number of friends at a valand daughter Edna , . , ■ , . eiitme hridgit party I uesday evening. |

noe day last week.

UNION ( It tl’KI

Basil Pruitt at Crown Point. 1 at Olney, Iowa. Mis. Dan Ktcheson visited friends Mr. Joseph Crosby of Greenrastle in Roachdale Wedne-day. i visited Sunday with his parents’ Mr. Mi. and Mrs. Frank Miller enter- and Mrs. Alex Crosby, tained Rev. Collins of Indianapolis ( Mr. and Mrs. Dan Robinson and Sunday. [daughter of Indianapolis spent SnturI lie Junior Home Economics Club | day night and Sunday with the latmet with Janice Nelson last Saturday Iter’s mother Mrs. Mary Conk and Mr. afternoon with about 14 members pres and Mrs. Ward Porter, cut. After the program a very Inter-j Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ramie] and famesting talk was given hy Mr*. Guy ily of Greencastle visited Sunday af<'oiling* on the subject of “Girl temoom with Mr. and Mr-. Grover

' McCammon.

Our first “Family Night” c n a ion will be Observed at the church Tuesday evening February 2fith. The Rockville chorus and orchestra will furnish the music and the Rev. ('. M. Chase will be the speaker. Supper will be served at 0:30. An invitation is ex-

tended to everyone. Bring the family , Scouts” and was enjoyed hy all.

and something to eat, and let us hav, 1 Mr. Claude latum and family visit- Mi - . Everett Lewis was a business

an hour of fellowship together. The ed Mr. and Mrs. Will Arnold last

Ladies Aid assisted by a special com Sunday.

m ittee will be in charge of -upper Mr. Albert Heavin and family visarrangements. and publicity. It i tin ited relatives in Indianapolis Sunday, church’s "open house night” c< me and j Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson of he with us. Mooresville and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sunday School at 10 A. M. Sunday Heck wre guests of Mr. and Mrs. followed by worship at 11 o’clock. The j Harve Shuey one evening last week, hope tn make this season of but on, Sunday evening guests were. Frank of spiritual refreshment. Will you [ McNorton and family of Indianapolis help us in these efforts. Miss Ev« Shuey and Clyde Coffman.

Mrs. Frank Ceilings spent Sunday

It, ard meets after services. O. M. McKinney, minister.

BAINBRIDGE

Mrs. Guy Callings visited in Rockville on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grider of Cleve land, Ohio visited Mrs. Griders’ mother, Mis. Lewmnn and other relatives here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Dolby Callings entertained the Butler basket-hall team at supper after the Butler and New Market game la-t Wednesday night.

in liellinore. Guests of Fred Nelson and family Sunday afternoon were: Miss Myrtle Herbert, Mr. an I Mrs. Harve Monnett and son Robert, all of Greencastle.

ROACHI) U K

Mr. and Mrs. Ward Bartlett of Green I visited Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mr-. O. F. Bartlett. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Robbins and

visitor in Indianapolis Monday. Mrs. ('. A. Faller visited Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hudgens In Greencastle. Melvin Cline of C<awfordsville spent the week end with his ipotlier Mrs. Matt (Tine. Mr. and Mrs. Galen Irwin were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. R.drert S. Crosby and son. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ktcheson and children visited relatives in Bainbridge Sunday. Mrs. Marion Rice and son of Rosedale spent the week-end with Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Collins and Harvy Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Faller nf Indianapolis visited Sunday with the formers parents Mr. and Mrs. Gen. Fuller. Mr-. Mary Conk is visiting this week with tier daughter Mrs. Dan Robinson and family in Indianapolis

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