The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 March 1929 — Page 2
THE GREENCASTEE DAIEY BANNER, MONDAY. MARCH 11„M929.
TBE tfATLr feAKNETi Entered in the PWt Office at Gfreencaatle, Indiana, aa aecond daaa mail matter. Under the act of March 3,
1879.
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Poetry Topic \t Woman’s ( luh
Mrs John Miller and Miss I.ela Walls jfavc a most inspiring: and in-tere-tinff talk Saturday afternoon
at the regular meeting: of the Worn-, , , .... an’s Club which was held at the home K ,h, ' r ' ,iiro, ’ ts ' Mr ’ , and Mrs - of Mrs. Henn Me Lean. Hast Ander- My, ‘ rs ’ n, * ar I ' ,nCastl< ‘’ Membw,i
Pineastle (iirl Entertains (.lass
Miss Clariel Myers entertained the members of her agricultural daswith a party last week at the home j
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Personal And Local News
Mrs. Sam Hanna spent Saturday in
the cla." who attended were: Misses Indianapolis.
Heralding Clodfelter, Curie! Myers, Mary Sutherlin, Florence Ellis, Kath-
. .i erine White, Bertha Sutherlin, and were orithuMustn n iai-ing the man- , „ ,, ,, .
Paul Marstellar, Bussell Dean Murray, Gardner Proctor, Malcolm Me-
son street.
“F (gotten Poets of Quality” was used as the title, and the members
Mrs. Ned Crowder spent Saturday
in Indianapolis.
tier in which the subject was given. Mrs. Miller's review of poets was such that it wa- hard for the members to realize that a person should have in her memory such a collection of verse. Mrs. Miller quoted verse at length from many poets, giving the members the impression that her mind was a treasure house for lieautiful
poetry.
There was a good attendance, and following the program a social hour was conducted. ITiore was no business session.
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New Era Club Meets With Mrs. M. II. hnudson.
New Era Club will meet Tuesday | a y at the home of Mrs. M. H. Knudson, 1
!>08 South Locust street.
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(laughey, John William Bridges, Homit Stockwell, Everett Clodfelter and Frank Sewell. Invited guests included: Frank Budges, Evelyn Hall, Anita Hall. Jimmie Woodall, Ethel Mc<laughey, and Ralph McGaughey. The evening was spent in dancing and playing games, and in a general discussion of the work done by the class. Refreshments of sandwiches, cocoa and doughnuts were served.
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Boston ( luh To 'l*-et Tuesday
Tuesday Reading ( irdc To Meet With Mrs. Bartlett The Tuesday Reading Circle will meet Tuesday afternoon at 1 o’clock for a luncheon with Mrs. E. H. Bartlett on E. Washington street.
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< linton ( enter B. B. Team Dinner Hursts The members of the Clinton Center basketball team were entertained Saturday evening at dinner at the Motor Inn, north of the city by Lawrence Wright and Sanford Romine. The evening was spent in playing cards, and in listening to good music. Those present were: Gardner Eggrrs, Ernest Flint, Marion Bratton. Hubert Clodfelter, Donald Hart, Emory Thompson, George Ross Frank, James Brothers, Lawrence Wright and Sanford Romine.
The Boston Club will meet Tuesevening at half after seven o’■lock with Mrs. L. H. Dirks, east Washington Street. The program will be given by Miss Lovett and Mrs.
Bartlett.
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Mrs. J. H. Pitchford is on a business trip to Chicago. William Pace, of Fillmore, is reported ill of small pox. Mrs. Frank Peek of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with her mother. Miss Wilna Hunt spent the week end in Rushville with relatives. Mrs. Oscar Craft of Brazil was a business visitor in this city Sunday. Mr. ami Mrs. Andy Lytle and children of Brazil visited Sunday in Hreen-
castle.
Robert Stevenson, county agent, spent Sunday in Brazil visiting his
mother.
R. H. Griffith and Cortney Giiffith of Lewis Visited relatives in Greencastle, Saturday. Mrs. Paul M. Miller of St. Ixuis is j visiting here aunt, Miss Harriet Peck 1401 E. Seminary.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Cannon and daughter, Mary Catherine and Mrs. Parke Dunbar have returned to their I home in Greencastle after a three i weeks' trip in Florida.
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Birthday Party Mr. and Mrs. Alva Lisby entertaind t< n guests at their home in Coatesville Sunday in honor of their youngest daughter’s tenth birthday. Inaddition to the ten little guests, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cash and family were
entertained.
Miss Marguerite McLean of Indianapolis spent the week-end with her
father, Don McLean.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Develin and family of Brazil spent Sunday with
Mrs. Dennis Curran.
D’PAl’W NOTES On Friday evening of this week Def’auw University'- varsity debaterwill hol<l the last of the Indiana League debates, at Richmond. DePauw will take the affirmative ride of the question, '‘Resolved: That a Criminal Code used in Great Britain Should be Adopted Throughout tho l nited States,” Earlham college upholding the negative side of the
question.
The men who will make the trip vdl be George Williams, Robert Kimberlin, and Arthur Funston. Roland Matthies wall serve as alternate. Professor I/oren A. Gates, Miami University, will judge the debate. At the same time a strong team from Evansville college will hold a
debate here with
wood Murray of Purdue university will judge the contest. This debate will lie held in Public Speaking hall, at 7:JO. Everyone is
invited.
INDI \\ \POLIS LIVESTOCK
INDIANAPOLIS, March 11 (UP) —Hog prices advanced largely ,*>5 cents at the Union Stin k Yards hen* today on receipt of approximately 2,000 head bulk 10O-JO0 lbs. hogs sold
for $12.
Cattle and calves receipts numbered KUO an .'500, respectively. Slaughtei i la- s were slow and about steady
DePauw's negative Yeah-rs were higher. Steers brought
team. Franklin Cole, David Lewi-. $11-$13.50, vealers sold for $17 to $18 and Alvin Rockwell are the members and calves were quoted at $7 to $12. of the heal team. Professor* El- The -heep maiket remained steady.
JUAREZ DEFEAT SPURS FEDERALS
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson of ! Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mr. land Mr-. Albert Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nugent of Phelburn spent the week end in Green castle visiting relatives. Mrs. Harry M. Smith attended the funeral of Joel M. Allen at Indianapolis Monday afternoons James C. Reynolds of Lafayette, visited in Greencastle over Saturday and Sunday with relatives. Miss Margaret McLean of Indianapolis spent the week-end here with her father, Ewing McLean. Mr. and Mrs. Ewell Stark and family -pent Sunday in I.ewis visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Griffith. Mrs. Robert Shuck was culled to Crawfordsville on account of the illness of Arthur Boyd, a relative. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allan and family spent Sunday in Bloomington, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Lloyd. Mrs. Mark Bills and children of Ft. Wayne are visiting with Mrs. Bills’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. WcWethy. Mr. and Mrs, L. W. Hudlin spent Sunday in Dana visiting with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Har-
lan.
Miss Imogens Mullins of Indianapolis spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. R. P. Mullins and family. ( Mr. a no Mr*. L. C. Connard and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dawson visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Reeves. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Johnston and Mrs. James Johnston of Montazuma spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Hasps! on South Jackson St. Several members of the KiwaniClub went to Lafayette by automobile Monday afternoon to attend a district meeting of the civic organiz-
ation.
Mr. and Mr*. George Cook ami Mrs. Etta Collins of Champaign, III., were guests Sunday of their uncle, Luther Easter and Mrs. Easter, south Jack-
son street.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flynn of Chicago spent the-week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Onion Shirley. Mr. Flynn was formerly superintendent of construction at the Lone Star Cement plant. A car driven by Don Cunningham of Brazil went off the Manhattan road Sunday evening and wne badly damaged and towed into the Franklin street garage. No occupants of
the car were injured.
The city firemen were called to the home of Mr. and Mr*. Fred Masten, [east Eim street, about 8 o’clock Sunday morning to extingui-h a blaze ' that started in the wall at the rear | of the furnace. Chemical* were used to put out the fire and damage was
Ikept the minimum.
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Patrons of the Belle Union School land all other* interested in the welfare of the school and the children, are invited to attend a meeting at
Mrs. Fenton Lawler of Ben Davis visited in Greencastle Sunday. Mrs. W. R. Todd of near Coatesville is seriously ill at her home. Maurice Lemme, 427 East Anderson street has a new Chevrolet coupe. Miss Joan Ash was a business visitor in Indianapolis, Monday after-
noon.
Prof, and Mr*. Frank Hargrave of Lafayette were visitors in Greencastle Sunday. J. Lawrence Bryan. Coatesville, has purchased a new Chrysler coupe from the O. J. Rector Sales company. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Benefiel spent the week-end with Mrs. Essie Benefiel and family on South Indiana street. Marion J. Watson, Sigma Nu house is driving a new Oakland two-door sedan delivered by Stark and (iriffith. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Connerly, Bainbridge route 1, at the County Hospital Monday afternoon, a
daughter.
Brannan Austin spent Sunday in Rockville visiting with his wife and daughter at the home of Mrs. Aus-
tin’s parents.
Mrs. Geoige Raines has return from Indianapolis, where she spent the week-end with her sister Miss May Welch and son Eugene Raines. Eugene Raines’ friends will be glad to know that he has been promoted to manager of the filling department rf th“ Armour plant at Indianapolis. Myrtle J. Weddell has been appointed administrator of the estate of Marion A. Weddell in the circuit court. Corwin and Gillen were the attorn-
eys.
John Murnane, who underwent an operation at the County Hospital about two weeks ago was removed to his home at 709 South Locust St., Sunday. Mr. Murnane who is general superintendent at the Mid-West Stone Quarry, is recovering nicely. Robert Martin who was sentenced to serve JO clays in the county jail for beating a board bill, was released Monday when he paid $8 and was expected to make airangements to pay the balance. He was tried in Robert
Newgent’s court.
The fire department was called out Monday morning when smoke was seen coming from the kitchen of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Green. Anderson street. The firemen found that there was no fire but that the smoke was caused by a coal oil -tnve which had been left burning with the
wick turned too high.
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Health- building Vitamin^ of Cod-liver Oil Scott & Bommr. lUoomBfld. N) | ture of the visit to Lafayette will be i the honoring of the statute of Lafayette by the Frenchmen with the laying of a wreath of flowers tit it^4 base. The tour of the war heroes* has the unofficial approval of the French government. These women urc 1 in the delegation. , o \ i
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HEAR REV. BARNEY ANTROBUS Baptist Church Tonight Subject: “Does Cod Answer Prayers?’
chieftain and a fearless young Englishman carry on warfare that has its climax in a rushing fight between the opposed tribes of native horsemen. Tonight will be the final showing
of “The Dream Love.”
AT THE VONCASTLE
Bringing to its direction a surety c f touch and a thoroughness tl»at |
comes only from the production! of AI THE GRANADA outstanding photoplays of similar at- Two of the most important femimosphere, Director George MM ford nine parts that Hollywood offered in has made of “Love in the Desert,” a many a day were captured in quick faithful and vivid depiction of the succession by Irene Rich, namely, the picturesque country of the Arab* in title role in “Craig’s Wife” and the northern Africa. The production leading part in “Ned McCobb’s Dau-
which will open at the Voncastle the- ghter.”
ater Tuesday for a two days’ run. Sidney Howard is the author of Against that background, with its! “Ned McOcbb’s Daughter’’ and it waving palms, limitless stretches of stands high on the list of Theater <M white desert, welcome oases and hud- Guild successes. The leading role, liled native towns, is portrayed a that of a stout-hearted daughter of dramatic story of the strife between a New England ferry captain, affordtribes of rival sheiks over the intro- ed Miss Rich fully as many acting opiluction of a great irrigation project portunities as that of “Craig’s Wife” into their territory with a flashing ro- which is said to be one of the greatmance threaded through the narrative est characterizations of her brilliant
to serve as the motivation of most of screen career.
the thrilling action. Robert Armstrong has the leading Olive Borden, Noah Beery and male part in “Ned McCobb’s DaughHugh Trevor are seen in the leading ter” which has its final showing toroles, the piquant Olive as an allur- night at the Granada Theater. A ing Arab girl over whom a tribal strong supporting cast headed by
Theodore Roberts and George R arriI , I was chosen. William J. 1
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby givi n that the m. ! dersigned has been appointed by % | Judge of the Circuit Court of \< mt j County, State of Indiana, adminintn. I tor of the e-tate of Marion A. Wedd* I late of Putnam County, deceased Said estate is supposed to W ij.
vent.
Myrtle J. Weddell, Administratis. March 11, 1929. Corwin & Gillen, Attys, n.
Took Soda 20 Years For Gas- Slops Now “For 20 year.' I took soda for inds gestion and stomach gas. One bnttli of Odlerika brought me comiibtt relief.”—John B. Hardy. Adlerika relieves gas and sont stomach at once. Acting on OOTJ upper and lower bowel, it removM old waste matter yu never thouji was in your system. Let Adleriki give your stomach and bowels i REAL cleaning and see how good yii feel! Overcomes constipation.—R P, Mullins, Druggist.
SPEAKER HERE TUESDAY Dr. Paul H. Douglas, prof, of Industrial Relations at the university of Chicago and a recognized expert in the field of labor problems, will be the speaker at chapel Tuesday morn-
ing.
Classes held liefore chapel will he shortened five minutes to give the speaker mote time. His subject has not been annoumed. He will also give two other talks, one at four o’clock and another at seven o'clock, Iroth in Meharry hall. FRENCH WAR HEROES TO VISIT INDIANA, INDIANAPOLIS, March 11 (UP) —Good-will of France will be expressed upon the anival in this city March 14 of J8 French war heroes who left France March 2, on the Steamer George Washington. The party, according to an announce I ment by James F. Barton, national adputant of the American Legion, will arrvie in New York, March 10. The | French veterans will visTTCulver Military Academy, Lafayette, Ind., during their stay in Indiana. The delegation is headed by Admiral Guepratte, president of the Association Amicale Des Croix O* Guerre and former commander of the French fleet in the Dardanelles during the World War. A committee of legionnaires and business men of Indianapolis are laying (dans for the reception of the heroes upon their anival here. In I^ifayette a luncheon and banquet will be given March 16. A fea-
Having suffered a evi re defeat at iebe| hanii in a battle over Juarez, im-
portant Mexican city :it the I nited States border, the Mexican government half past one o’clock Thursday afternas rushed extra troop.- to combat zones. Above view shows federal troeps ... .i,,, huildinv of type being mobilized for immediate action, forming strongest Mexican . ’, ’ . . ^ army in existence since 1015. Below, an entrenchment of the kind which I * or , purpose of organizing a I arfailed to stop rebel rushes in their assault on Juarez. Wit Teachers Association.
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