The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 April 1929 — Page 2
THE GREENCASTCE DAILY BANNER, MONDAY. APRIL 1,1929.
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Williams'll "f Ijfulianapoli.s| is a visitor hfro today.
Phone All Social Items To 95.
Miss Gentry Bride
John Hillman
Mrs. Lawrence Gasaway Hostess To Missionary Society The Missionan Society of the Bat'list Church will meet Tuesday after noon at 2:01) o’clock with Mrs. Lawrence Gasaway. 1122 South College Avenue. A good attendance is desired. Please bring reading contest report and holiday bags.
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Vrt Needle Club To He
Mr--. Hillman was graduated from Hoot res To New Kra Club Ii 1’auw University last .lune, and} The Art Needle Work Club will ensince graduati' n has been working on tertain the New Kra Club at the home the |ire|iaration of a book on ehurac-| of Mrs. L. I). Snider, 596 Noith Maditei eilucatiun whi. h is In mg edited j im street, at 2:.'I0 o’clock Tuesday by Dr. Mark A. May of Yale Univer- fafternoon, sity. While in DePauw, she was + + + + prominent in a social and journalistic 1 Over-The-Tea-Cups Club circles, was a member of Kappa Kap- \pril. Meeting Postponed pa Gamma and of Theta Sigma Phi,* On account of the servious illness
The wedding of Miss Esther Gentry, daughter of Mr. and Mi's. C. M. Gentry of Noblesville, to John W. Hillman, of Albion, Mich., took place Easter Sunday with the bridegroom's fathej officiating. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Josephine Gentry, and l.ynum Cole of N'obles-
ville acted as best man.
honorary journalistic fraternity for women. Before coming to DePauw, -he was enrolled at Western College
for Women at Oxford, Ohio. Mr. Hillman was an instructor in
English and journalism at DePauw from 192()-2K, and is at present head of the department of journalism at
of Mrs. A. H. Phillips and Mrs. latum l.ockridge, the April meeting of the Over-the-tea-cups elub has been indefinately postponed.
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S. C. C. Club To
Meet Tuesday
The S. C. C. Club will meet Tues-
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Personal And Local News
Albion College, where the eouple will ' 1} <y evening with Mrs. Kenneth West make their home after April Xth. He : fL! 1 East Walnut street, is alumnus of Simpson college and 1 ■e+ •*•» + •»
Northwestern university and is a member of Alpha Tau Omega and Sigma ‘Delta Ch ; Eraternitie>.
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Boston Club To Meet Tuesday Eve.
( entury ( lab
Entertained Saturday
Misso May me and Dade Shearer
• were hostesses for the Century Club | at their home on Seminary Court
Saturday afternoon, March .’10. Mrs. Harold Zinc a member of the Club who for the past year has been located at Amherst, Massachusetts, prepared the paper “Famous Old Houses of N<'w England" which watead by Mrs. K. B. Nichols. The paper was illustrated with pen and ink ketches and cuts of many of the
The Martha Ridpath P. T. A. will | welhknown homes of New England meet Wednesday evening April 3rd at | some of which hail been occupied by 7:30 o’clock at the building. Rev. ten generations. An interesting disHenry McLean will speak and there cu.ssion followed the reading of thi will be a program of music. Thi- will j paper. be Father’s night. Please note change : During the social hour the hostess of date. There will he some one to es served refreshments in keepinf take care of the small children. with the Easter season.
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The Boston Club will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock with Mrs. Eugene Light, east Seminary street.
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P. T. A. To Observe
Father's Night
Miss Eunice Mistier spent the week end in Indianapolis visiting her parents. Mrs. Edna Woods of Indianapolis, spent the week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jes-^e Wells on Elm St Mis§ Irene Roach of Indianapolis, spent the week-end with her parents .Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roach and family. Mrs. Ewell Stark and children have returned to their home aftej spending a few days visiting relatives in Jasonville. Prof, and Mrs. William A. Huggard have moved from their former residence on Bloomington street to lOOf, South Locust street. Miss Esther Snider and La Verm Snider of Indianapolis spent Knstei with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Snider and family. Mr. and Mrs. LnVern Courtney and family of Rock Island, 111., spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Courtney parents of the former. Mr. and Mrs. Orville .1. Bnrchers of Northwood were expected to return Monday from German Valley, III where they have been spending spring vacation. Miss Kathleen Campbell of Vincennes spent the week-end here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Camp hell. Miss Campbell is the supervisoi >f music in the public schools in Vincennes. Miss Ruth Lawton, who has beet visiting in North Carolina stopped over for a short visit with her sister, Mrs. Edgar Shamel before re turning to her home in Roehe-der New York.
Miss Lucy Boyce spent (Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Boyce
of Clay City.
Dean and Mrs. L. H-i Dirks are spending the Raster vacaction with relatives in (Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. \\ II. Vandevier and son, Charles, visited Sunday in Terre Haute with friend-. 1!. F. Handy, North Vine street, has a new Ford truck delivered by King, Morrison and Foster. Alva and George U»ne, of Cloverdale, were in Greeneastle Monday morning on busine-s. Miss Mary M< Neff is pent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tilden MeNeflf -of Putnaniville. Miss Dorothy Harris of Indianapolis spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Manford McGaughey and daughters, Flossie and Ethel spent Monday in ( rawfordsville. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sullivan of Ladoga visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hibbett. William L. Huber, rural route 7, has a new Pontiac t.wo door sedan, from Stark and Griffith Motor Sales. Mr. and Mrs. William H. O'Vivien are the parents of a son born to them Monday morning at their home on
Maple Ave.
Mrs. Kathryn Franeq and Lloyd Skinner of Chicago spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Skinner on South Locust Street.
Raleigh A. Boherton, 624 Washington street, is driving :
East
Union Suita Teddj,, Bloomers Step-in, Slips.
The Quality Shop J. H. I'itchford
OBIT! \RY
Sherman R. Stiles, was horn June 22, 1892, died March 17, 1929. He
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r rank Stilus. His father proceeded ■ " him in death 4 years ago.
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tier with Mr. and Mrs. Arvel Mr. and Mr.-. L.-lie Frank rJ the former’s parent.- Mr. and
George Frank.
•Mrs. Eula Stagg and Mrs. Gtj Pierce called on Mrs. WIH^
A wonderful discovery is the new Sherman came home last Novem- Saturday evening
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smoothness and makes it stay on long-, was so kl "-‘ nnd loving. When you Mrs. Lula Stage
er. The purest powder made—its color j would ask him how he was he would Several attended the Easter m is tested. Never gives a pasty or say “all l ight.’’ He was in Hammond I es here Sunday mornini! by Rev i
flaky look! Mill not irritate or f,, r the Refining Company 8 years, ger.
the pores! Its youthful bloom stays . , ' J J on longer. Remember the name — ; whPn took MCk -
MELLO-GLO. —Mullins Pharmacy. He leaves, a wife and mother and
brother and one sister, two nephews,
Mr. and Mrs. Mort Smith have turned to their home at Reelsville after spending the winter in California. Mrs. Dallas Hodge returned to her home at Belle Union Sunday from the County Hospital where she underwent an operation about two weeks ago. C. Howard Taylor of Greencastle was the speaker at a Easter sunrise
land four nieces to mourn his loss. A Presence out from us has gone
A voice we love is still, A vacant place is in our home, Which never can be filled.
Ford sedan delivered by King, Morri- j service held on the farm of Elisha
son and Faster.
Liener near Fillmore Sunday morning. About sixty people attended the st rvices which started at six o’clock
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Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Rp*»vps and Mr.
ami Mr*. L. C. Conrad and children all<i t ,„ ut .
visited friends in Terre Haute, Sun-
lay afternoon.
Mrs. Jess Newgent and daughter, June, are visiting in Cayuga with Mrs. New gent’s daughter, Mrs. Hale Overstreet and family.
I. O. O. F. NOTICE Putnam Lodge, No. 45 1. O. O. F. t will meet Tuesday night to confer the 3rd degree. Come and help put on the
work.
2 Mrs. L F. Wagner and son Rich-1 (; \S TAX UP ar l of Gray-ville is spending a few j The price of gasoline was boosted day- with her sisters, Mrs. Kenneth!.me cent throughout Indiana Monday
the new gasoline tax law became
Todd and Miss Lois Vail.
Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Todd and Miss Lois Vail visited Sunday with the Utters parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Vail and family of Graysville. Mrs. R. N. ('ox returned to her home Sunday from the Putnam County Hospital where she underwent an Iteration for appendicitis two weeks
ago today.
effective at midnight Sunday, or April 1. The new law raised the gas tax from three cents Jo four cents, per gttllon and the INTToTine compahleY of course pass the tax increase along
to the consumer.
( AIM) OF THANKS Wo wish to thank our friends and neighbors, the singers and the minister, Rev. Raphael, the undertaker,
Mr. McCurry.
—Mrs. Stiles ami children. THIS WEEK’S WEATHER Rain Monday, probably ending by or during Tuesday, then generally fair until near end of week when showers are probable; temperature near normal at beginning of week, colder Tuesday and Wednesday, warmer Thursday and Finlay, and cooler at
end of week.
( LINTON FALLS There will be meeting here at the M. P. Church both Sunday morning and night by Rev. Hanger of Clayton. Mr. and Mrs. George Pierce and
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AUTOS WRECKED
Two automoldli driven by |> rence Ash of thi city an Whitlock of Fillmore collided |, tt north of the city Sunday near | farm of Leslie Sears. Tbey werr^ damaged and brought to the F-ak Street Gatage for repairs. The Oldsmobile of Albert \hjg. wa-s badly damaged uhe: it eU with a Ford on the over-head bii at the Big Four «• • o! the the pavement lav -atnHwas hurt in the accident. FEDERAL COURT SESSION! \N HERE BAR ONI E BOSTON, April i (ITi J same spot where thirst-quenchml ed one foot in “the go Id util Jone law vilatoi fore the bar of justice here. Pending , tm: .. • a fice building, federal rourt ml | moved into what formerly Young’s Hotel, with the once-fu bar-room of that 1 . torii ho.rteifjl ing used as one "i tie | rooms. *
Mrs. Ralph Johnston of Montezuma and G. Karl Haspel of Chicago spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Haspel on South Jack-
son street.
d* T -F •!* *F *’• •!• •!• •’* .'* + SO OLD ITS NEWS * T *!• 4* T •!• v v •!• 4* -*■ -I- •!• *!* •’• j From the Banner of 1865 “Some four or five first-class brick; buildings will he erected around the i
public square this year."
"A young man by the name of Fuell I lately from Kentucky, was killed by
Mr. and Mrs. Lossan McMillan of Joshua Smith, of Franklin township,
Putnam County, last week. The weapon used was an axe. Hard feeling engendered between the two by a gitl.”| “A riot occurred at Bainbridge I Friday night, the parties being returned soldiers and a portion of tjiose citizens who have not much sympathy
for a Union soldier.”
Mayor Moore Takes A Wife “Married, on the 21st of February, by Rev. J. M. Green, Marshall A. Moore, mayor of the city of Greencastle, to Mi-s Hattie, daughter of
Mr. Reuben Ragan”. Former Big Industry
“Messrs. Cole, Throop and Company are now extensively engaged at this place in the manufacture of pumps."
Indianapolis spent Easter here with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wilson, South Indiana St. Mrs. McMillan was formerly Miss Nellie Wilson. » C. O. Myers, of St. Louis, was the guest of Prof, and Mrs. Frank N. Jones over Easter. Mr. Myers wafarmerly manager of the Tiesslar store here and is now connected with
Butler Brothers.
The Indiana Section of The American Mathematical Association will hold its convention at DePauw University May 3 and 4. The Indiana Economics Association will also convene at DePauw the last of Apiil. Dave Shoemaker and wife have retumed from Danville, 111., where they have lieen for the past four we» k’>. Mr. Shoemaker was operated on for a serious case of doublehernia, by Dr.
George Steely.
William Carmen, of Putnamville, who was struck in the face by a brick at the cement plant Saturday afternoon, was able to leave the county hospital Saturday evening after Xtay pictures were taken of his head. He was not seriously injured. The trustees of the town-hip schools held their regular monthly meeting in the office of John C. Vermillion, county superintendent of schools, Monday morning in the court house. A short business session was also held in the
afternion.
King Morrison and Foster company filed a suit against Osa D. Berry, Garfield M. Berry, and the Canine Investment company in the circuit court Saturday morning. Glen 11. Lyon is the attorney for the plaintiff. Glenn H. Lyon is the attorney for the plaintiff. The action is for the foreclosure of a mortgage, and u judgement of $321 is asked for in the complaint. F’rom April 3 to 6th the North Indiana Conference will be held at D>g-an-port. Dr. Oxnam will give the educational address at the banquet in the evening of the 5th. The DePauw University choir will sing there on that evening, and on Saturday, the 6th, W. H. McLean will give the principal address. Dr. McLean will also give an address on Saturday at Bloomington at the Provincial Convention of Sigma
Chi.
Refrigerators At Wholesale Prices You May Have The Profits. We Sell The lee. GARDNER BROTHERS 1’HONE 375.
?AIR BEAUTIES CONTINUE BATTLE
BANK STATEMENT Charter No. 656. Report of the condition of Fillmore State Bank at Fillmore in the State of Indiana, at the close of its business on March 27, 1929. Oran E. Buis, President. C. O. Bunten, Vice-President. A. W. Inman, Cashier-Secretary. Resources Loans and Discounts ....$115,367.70 Other Bonds, Securities, etc 4,071.94 Ranking House 1,800.00 Furniture and Fixtures .. 1,900.00 Other Real Estate Owned 8,063.001 Due from Trust Companies Banks and Bankers and.. 13,952.01)! Cash on Hand 4,221.lit! Cash Items 1,849.61 ! TOT AI $151,125.44 Liabilities Capital Stock—Paid in. 25,000 00 Surplus 10,000.00 Undivided Profits—Net .. 1,936.79 Demand Deposits, $96,998,29 Time Certificates $8,517.65 Savings Deposits $3,009.71. Cashier’s-Treas. Chits. ... 108,525.65 Bills Payable 5,763.00 TOTAL *151,225.44 State of Indiana, County of Putnam, ss: I, A. W. Inman, of the Fillmore State Bank, Fillmore, Ind., do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. Susbscribed and sworn to before me this 30th day *»f March, 1929. (Beal) OTOO N. HICKS, | Notary Public. I My commission expires Aug. 22, 1929'
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