The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 March 1929 — Page 2
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\ 1 Boy friend—this Is| i gocxl jack, anyhow. Girl Friend—Sure.'Oscat . Hut listen. If you'd put your ’•jack’' * »»> a Goodyear,you wouldn’t need it u nder your ear. Consolidated Tire & Battery Co. North Side Square 1 /
Iattended the funeral of Mr. .Summer- THE DAILY BANNER at Greencastle Friday afternoon. Entered in the Post Office at GreenMrs. Claude Tod and baby was castle, Indiana, as second class mail brought home from tin Hospital Sat- matter. Under the act of March 3,
urday afternoon. 1879.
Nellie and N’ola Baker of Indiana- Subscription price, 10 cents per
poll's -pent the week-end with home wee | {i
folks. . -VMrs. Cliffonl Shinn spent Friday | ''"u'.fS„"” k R",v... „f Baiiibriupi' Personal And
spent Saturday night and Sunday j
with Marie Pierson.
Several from around here attended] the funeral of Hubert Darnell which ; was held in Bainbridge Sunday after- ]
noon.
Mr. and Mis. Tom Solomon calle
on Mr. and Mrs. Arnold last Wednes- ! Mis. M. A. Wolfe so-nt Wednesday d a y evening. !‘ n Indianapolis visiting relatives.
CLASSIFIED ADS
—Fox Sale—
WAYNE KNIT HOSIERY
Local News
; Henry Person and -on are spend-
ing a few days in Muncie.
FOR SALE:--Two lots in Reno, Ind., a ijoining Pig 4 Depot each. M. Randolph, Lawrence, Ind. 28-f.t.
FOR SALE:— 1 lots on South Jackson Phone (I13-L. 4-op
Mrs. Ott Ader and son Raymond spent Sunday with Mrs. Haines. RAINRRIDGE Mrs. D. V. Etcheson is on the -ick
list.
Maynard Darnell and family of Crawfordsville, Bernice and Lucille Darnall of Indianapolis spent Sunday
at Carl Darnalls.
Mr. and Mrs. James Witt of Ind-
ianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller and Mrs. Viola Denny were Sunday i home.
guests of Ross Hanks and family. | K jj u rown of Anderson was a Mrs. Wilbur Priest s entertained th<- , husine.-- visitor in Cii' oncastle, Tues-
members of the Ladies’ C horus at a| ( | a y
radio party all day Monday.
Mr. ami Mrs. Ed Goshom have re-1 Dallas Vermillion driving a new turned home after spending the winter Pontiac, delivered In the Stark and
Miss Enid Hustis of near Putnamville spent Tuesday in (ireencastle. Mrs. Harold Young of West Terre Haute visited irt Grei mastle Wednes-
day.
Robert H. Stevenson spent part of Wednesday in Indianapoli on bus-
iness.
Mrs. John Toney and children left last night for Muncie, their future
P. E. O. Attic Shop sale Friday, Saturday, March K and !). Court Hou e 5-lt. FOR SALE—White Plymouth Rock eggs, $3.50 per hundred. Mrs. Andrew Wimmer, Phone Rural 199. o-2t
Narrow French heel, a pure thread on silk hose from top to toe. Slenderette heel, chiffon hr*,, p . long, ( olors, White, Jade, |>|. ar j B | ™ Nude, Cuban Sand, Grebe and A Grin Metal. Pair • I idO The Quality Shop J. H. IMtehford
FOR SALE—Nash roadster. New motor, perfectly good condition. Bargain if sold at once. Phone 817-L. Pat Colluecto. 5-5p.
PALESTINE Mr. and Mrs. -Cecil Knauer -pint Thursday night w.Uh ( harlic Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Dvright Allen of Indianapolis spent Friday night and Sunwith James Hylton. Mr-. Farrol Lane .-pent Saturday night and Sunday with her sister Mis. ]!c rt Miller. Mi.-s Edna Baker and little Char^p Un ison and Mrs. Hi" ry Osbom add , aug ti r Dorothy pent Monday with Mr . Harry Pierson.
Mr. Daws’ ha\ ' moved to a farm near Carpentersv ille. Mr. Deavers | lave moved to the farm vacated by I Daw-. Mr. Cecil I tnauer has moved to •lr. Shamels fan i ea-t of Bainbridge . nil Mis. Stagg hr is moved hack to her I farm. Mr. and Mrs. Will Evans of Indianapolis -pent Fridav, with James Hylton. Mr. and .virs. Charlie Hill of Indianapolis .-pent Sunday with Charlie Miller and family. Carl Summers., Joe and Max Smith
in Lebanon. Mrs. Stout of Bellmore visited her daughter Mrs. Frank Collings last
week.
Mrs. Joe Williams and Mrs. Eli | Scobee entertained about fifty guestat a Miscellaneous shower last Friday evening fir Mrs. Osel Gillmore Robins. She received many useful gifts. Represhments of pie and coffee were seived and all enjoye a very pleasant
evening.
Our community was deeply grieved by the death of Herbert Darnall of .Indianapolis. His fun/ral was held from the M. E. church Sunday afternoon. Many were there from Indiana-
Griffith agency.
Dr. L. R. Eckhart S. Philosophy will meet this evening at 7:'10 o’clock
in Middle College.
Mrs. Harry Morr and daughter Betty, of Indianapolis -’pent Wednesday in Greencastle. The official board of the Christian Church will meet Thui-day evening at 7:30 o’clock at the church. Edward Rader and daughter, Mabel of Rush County, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John Rader. Miss Gladys Slddons of Fillmore,
FOR SALE—Lawn grass seed, lawn fertilizer. Marshall Cement & Grain Co., Greencastle, Indiana. 5-6t FOR SALE—150 egg Klondike incubator, .f 12.00; 150 egg Old Trusty incubator, .$7.00. John Cook & Sons Co. G-2p.
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AUCTION Safe of household goods at 303 Ohio St., March 12th at 1:00 o’clock j). m. 0-3p.
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FOR SALE:—Klondike Incubator So. 180 good as new. Zack Hays. R. 5. 6-3p
TO EXHIBIT BOOKS
NOTRE DAME, Ind., March 6. (UP)—All the book ever written at Notre Dame univi i -ity are to be exhibited in a number of middle western cities during the next 90 days according to Franklyn E. Doan, director of the department of public rela-
tions at the university.
The selection includes more than 60 volumes of poetry, fiction, scientific
treatises and critiques.
HI VS WHIT I LROCKIty
C.ary Inm.-i - , Vi ■ day that he had pun ha .,| r ■ Wednesday morning
Mr. Inman sold tli' tnri>
White a few yeai ho has been asswi i Cooper on the w< t
square.
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polis, Crawfordsville Rus-ellville, j has purchased the Little Beauty Shop Greencastle and surrounding towns. in the Granada building.
Paul McFadden of Bedford spent Sunday and Monday nights with his mother, Mrs. Laura McFadden.
There’s no need to shop around!
It is traditional that no customer ever leaves an A & P Store without having gained by her coming.
QUALITY MEATS ALWAYS Fork Steaks 'im: -HnMm-H lb. 25c Spare Ribs 'iKm"" 2 lbs. 35c Fig Liver "‘i>» 2 lbs. 19c Shoulder Bones 4 lbs. 25c i VALUES! '
Harry Moran and Ernest Stoner are driving new Fords, delivered by King, Morrison and Foster. Mis. Landy Watson and baby of Fillmore have returned home after spending a few day with her mother, Mrs. Charles Vanlan ingham. j The Sugar Creek Creamery company of Indianapolis has purchased a j new Ford Truck delivered by the .King, Morrison, and Fo-ter Company. Born, March 4, to Mr. and Mrs. |Arthur H. Seeger of St, Loofah :| (daughter. Mrs. Seeger was formerly Miss Leila Clair Hammers of Green-
| castle.
Mrs. A. M. Alexander and Mrs. George Smiley and small son Robert, have gone to Danville, Kentucky i-all-ile by the death of their brother George M. Hutchison.
FOR RENT:—80 acre farm. Prefer man who can take care of small fruit and milk cow- besides other farm work. Act quick. "Write in care of box R. at Danner.
6-2p
— o FOR RENT—Four room house and fine garden. C. K. Priest, Brick Chapel. 6-2p. FOR RENT:—3 rooms unfurnished close in, 310 West Franklin St.
5-2))
FOR RENT:—2 modern rooms, close in. Phone 661.
sleeping 5-2t
FOR RENT—Three rooms unfurnished or two rooms furnished for light housekeeping. Phone 750-K. 5-tf.
Announcement FLINT & CONRAD I have purchased a half interest In the Flint Grocery and Meat Market, vtend a welcome to my friends to cor and see me. There will be no chane i business policies of the company. ; t will be our constant and earnest endeavor to »:ive you the very best in quality, ddepersonal service. GIVE US A TRIAL AND RE (CONVINCED. Lester Conrad, ll PHONE 755-Y. WE DEMYKR.
FOR RENT — Modern furnished rooms for two gentlemen. Close in. Call Banner office. 5-2t.
FOR RENT— Modern three-room apartment. Well located. Phone 094-L. 5-tf,
-Wanted—
WANTED— Paper hanging. E. S. York, phone 627-L. S-3p.
Del Monte PEACHES SLICED OK HALVES LARGE C AN 19c
Del Monte SPINACH TENDER—NO GRIT LARGE CAN 15c
lrt-50 SIZE
Prunes Peaches Bread Butter Bokar Coffee ..
Fresh Fruits & Vegetables!
( HOICK MUIRS
GRANDMOTHER’S
SILVKRHROOK SUPREME
BLEND
.... lb. ICc 2 Ib.s 25c lb. loaf 5c .. lb. 54c ... lb. 45c
M. A. Keifer was appointed administrator of the estate of Harry B. Allison in the Putnam Circuit court Wednesday morning by Judge James P. Hughes. I'. S. Hamilton was the attorney. The city firemen were called to I the home of Dr. J. A. Throe,)), east Walnut street, about 6:45 p. m. Tuesi day to extinguish a small fire on the roof. The blaze started an und the furnace chimney. The Athelctic board of the high school hell a meeting Wednesday afternoon to settle up the accounts of the various atheletic teams for the pase year. Thi meeting is an annual affair and is usually held just after the end of the basket ball season. Paul F. Wood, district manager for the Northwestern National Life Insurance Company, has moved his ofI flee from the Thomas building on .. • to t he I tauter I block on east Washington. Members of the Kiwanis Club are especially urged to make a special effort to attend the regular weekly | luncheon Thursday noon at the Christian Church. The Greencastle high school basket hall team will be guests of the club. Jim Bittles and Bill Blanchard will furnish the mu-ic. The principal matter of business transacted by the city council Monday night was the decision to continue the fight for reduction of electric rates in accordance with the favorable ruling made recently by the Public Service Commission against the Wabash Valley Electric Company. The company has fil ( .,| a petition in Federal Court asking for a restraining order to prevent the taking effect of j the rates stipulated by the commisjsion. The ci«y council was unanimous in the opinion that the fight should I go on—even to the highest court of | the land, if necessary.— Martinsville Reporter.
WANTED—Some one to haul ashes and cans away. 30K Ohio St. 5-2p. a FOR Carpentering, furniture repairing or general repair work, call Cowling, the handy man. Phone 744-1,. 5-fip. o —
—Lost
LOST:—I^eft hand brown kid glove between Howard and Sycamore St. Call 625-Y. 6-2t
LOST— In Greencastle or on road between Bloomington and Greencastle Sunday a 3 bar bumperette for Hudson car. Reward. Leave at Banner Office. 6-4t.
-FOUNDFOUND: German female police pup, about four months old. Can have same by describing dog and paying charges. Call 13-Y. Ip.
—Miscellaneous— AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE DEMANDS CAREFUL ATTENTION. We represent the most reliable companies (no memberships or assessment*) and our rates the lowest. See S. C. Sayers, Central Trust Co. l-6t.
Dance at Red Men’s Hall Saturday night, public is invited. s.flp There will be a rummage sale at the Fire Department Saturday, March *• 6-3t.
CONSOLIDATED INSTITUTE
THE GREAT
ATLANTIC & PACIFIC ™
CO.
PLEADS NOT GUILTY Rohy Chammers charged in the Ciri cult court with assault and battery I was arraigned Wedne-,lay morning ! before Judge James P. Hughes and i plead not guilty. The date for his | trial was set for the 14th of this j month. Chammers is still out on the ! $200 bond which he gave when he ' was first arrested.
The March meeting of the Putnam County Consolidated Institute will he held in the high school building Sat. urday, March !). The morning session will begin at 9:00 o’clock and end at 12:00 o’clock and will consist of extension work. Prof. Bartlett and Wann will conduct classes in the “Teaching Ideals;’’ Prof. Jones In “Tests a Measurements;” and Prof. Morris “Teaching of Arithmetic.” A short musical program will given at 1:15 o’clock with announcements at 1:30 and sectional meetings scheduled for fifteen minutes later, l-ola Neese and William Summerville will have charge of the afternoon lectures.
HEAR REV. BARNEY ANTRUM'S Baptist Church Tonight Subject: “The Surrenders of Life”
Today Fashion has put style in Il'iSIKR). I you would be SMART wimi Alien A Hosiery The kinds and colors )ou need at iH Old Gold Gift Shop j Miss Grace Brovvnini?
Boy Friend—Sufferin’blowouts! If 1 only hod n spare! Girl f riend—I .isien, Boy Friend - * spare yourself the trouble of remembering my ’phone number until you ^et Goodyears on all four rims. Consolidated Tire & Battery ^ 0 * North Side Square