The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 April 1929 — Page 2
THE GREENCASTEE DAIEY BANNER, MONDAY, APRffi 29. 1929.
^ LprIpt Sudranfki of Anderson sj)enl! Mrs. Gardner is very ill at the week-end in this city with rela- 1 hei home on South Indiana street.
I.aura M. Huber of Bowlmg Green
mr. DAILY BANNER
Entered in the Post ottlee at Green-
matlJr/under’the act of March £ Miss Helen I ,vne of Clovenlale w-n- 'tl'-Sun-1879. - spent the we. k-eml with Miss Lilian 01 l atrRK uu r .
Subscription price, 10 rents per Herod.
week.
Phone All Social Items To 95.
>V. F. M. S. Ti Entertain
Auxiliary (iroiips
A group of 7 auxili i i r i°. <! „f the
Saturday
Personal And Local News
Prof. Pence Talks On “Eugene O'Neill”
The Century Club met
GicrTu'astle distriet~of the Methodist aft'rnoo.i with Mrs. Frank Homier, j Church will meet with the local W. K. The honl, ‘ " as <,( ‘ corat, ‘ ,i wlth s t ,rin «! M. S. at the re K „i ;ir meeting date, I , ' ow *' rs ; < ll '>» "embers and guests] May 1st. at tin , huirh. Registration ' W' 1 ^ofossor R. W. Haute
begins at 10 A. M. Song serviee and am." . ^ k I Edgar T. Van Gorder, of Pekin, Illdevotions will be in rliarge of Mrs. i '] n o-' 1 * • ‘ 1 • e sp< a er ^ j n (Jreencastle over the
Eekardl’s and M: . N'icl.ol's section, | «^‘ sll ^ , ' st " <l that a f t,u,atr "' al | wt ,.k-end
also the noon luncheon. , ° rg>m m0S . t ° f f us ! Miss Eva DeWitt of Muncle visited Members a e * U ed to bring sand-1" 1 llaV " '' receive our dramat.c fare . wf>( . k . ( , nd with Miss Miirv
wiches and one dish of food. The af- U "' , ’ u K h th *‘ Printed page rather than ter,mon s, -ion opens at one o’clock through actual stage production. The with a praise service. There will he s P , - : ‘ k ”'' m ‘ Nt ' how, ' ,i how the r' ha »K‘‘s
special music. The auxiliary reports l * lal a ^ out will followed by an address by Mrs. t * ons °* theatoi
Elsie Roush Bu-iu Mrs. Bush'spent fare’s time to the present time of
Afrii 'i Eugene O'Neill; he then discussed the
two plays, “Lazarus Laughed" “The Strange Interlude,” in some detail. Ho pointed out the changed con-
dav guests of Mr. and Mrs» W m.
Boyce.
Dr. A. E. Ayler was removed from the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis Sunday afternoon to his home in
Mr. and Mi . Earl Tharp, route 2, are the parent of a son born to them
Monday.
Mr. and Mi Osar Ashley of Bus- c j t y j-) r _ AyW was taken to the
sellville wen- Sunday guests of Mr.' h() . |iita | ] ast w ,, e k when he suffered
and Mrs. Charli Webster. | an a ,. u t,. heart attack. Mr. and Mi Perry Rush will go to Harold, 9 year old son af Mr. and
j Indianapolis tlii evening to attend a J jj rs , R 0 y Brackney, northe«.st of the Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Griffith sprig special musical program at the Murat : c j( Vi underwent an ear o|>eration at Sunday visiting friends in Tene | Temple. ' th ,. County Hospital Monday morn-
Mr. and Mi C. P. Reeves and Mr. ling. Hr. J"hn Carmack erf Imhana-
and Mrs. J. \. Skelton were in Mil-jpolis was assisted by Hr. W. R. Hut-
in the’eonvenf rom Shake-
15 years as a missionary in
and will bring a message well worth hearing, with the subject, “We Wait for Eight.” * ,
An invitation i, extended all those ' ventions of the stage on which O’Neill
who aie intere.-teal in missions. .p.].-p Mrs. Grant Enlertains Oouhle Circle Bunco < hib Mrs. Ona Grant entertained the Double Circle Bunco Club at her home
had based his plays and explained the matter of such as the masks in the first play and the asides and soliloq-
uies of the second.
“Eugene O’Neill is more of a poet and a seer, or even mystic, than a dramatist” said Mr. Pence. Ho sug-
Ann Hamm.
Paul Greenwill of Canton, 111., visited Nun lay with Mr. and Mrs. John
R. King and family.
Robert H. Stevenson, county agent, made a business trip Monday to Roach
'".Idale and Russellville.
a " ' Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Tuttle and Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Todd spent Sunday
visiting in Indianapolis.
Mr. ami Mrs. Gilbert Pharos of Elkhart spent Sunday visiting friends in
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Ewell Stark and family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Griffith of near Jasonvillc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bailey and
503 Maple Ave., Saturday evening, i ted t h at whether we agree , ,, „ „ High prizes were awarded too Mr. O’Neill’s way of looking at life or not j wlth • Mr ' al " 1 Mls ’ , ' ay Ham,lton ’
nonaid Davidson ami Mrs. Han K'- his plays are filled with ’ 1
with family °f Martinsville visited Sunday
multitude '
William Wiley, route 1, is driving
land and Mrs. Ora Criter received the I nf ..Vof'oun.i convictions of life. These I a new Chrysler four door sedan deco,isolation prize. ! mnv or mav not auree withour cur-1 liv f re ' 1 by tht ‘ J ’ Hpctor Sal f' s ’ .
and Darnall Denman, of ( hi-
ford, 111., Sunday attending the fun-
eral of a relative.
Mr. and Mi . Thomas Nelson nf Indianapolis sp' nt Sunday with the former’s parent , Mr. and Mrs, Albert
Nelson and family.
Robert Wen-tor of the Research department of Eli l ily Co., Indianapolis,
chcs< n.
i \R1> OF THANKS
We want to thanks our friends, neighbors and relatives for their sym- t pathy and help during the Dlness and death of our wife and mother. Also
• - --- ---- • r,.v. Steve Burke of Brazil and Rev. spent Sundaj with ids parents, Mr. ^ ^ Sherill for their consoling words and Mrs. Cii .rh- Webster. in this sa j hour; Mr. McCurry, the John Godd id, city fire chief, has i s j n j,,., s p a n bearers and flower girls been away limn his duties for the an ,| f or the iieautiful floral offerings, past several da\s on account of ill-1 j ames H. Layman, C. W. Layman
ness. Mr. G dilard is suffering with | am | j 0 hn Layman. a head ailment. j o 1 Kelsa Crist, Erank Johnson and Mr. |_ f. jj MOR PROM
and Mrs. Hairy Johnson and son all WAN WILD AFFAIR of Chicago, III., and Mr . Edward The Junior Prom at Indisma UniBooey of Bui.kie, Loui-iana, were the versity, attended by 978 couples at week-end gm Is of Mr. and Mrs. H. $5 per couple, created considerable exG. Johnson. citment in Bloomington, and in police Albert “Shorty” Vaughn was re- am | prohibition circles there Saturday moved to his home in this city Sun- morning. Two who attended, one a day morning f'r m the Methodist Hos- tudent and the other a guest, appearpital in Indianapolis where he has‘ P ,i j n court Saturday morning in full been confined for the past few weeks, dress, and were fined for drinking
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teeth marks in his cheek appeared to prove history. The doctor said that a “sweet young thing” had sunk her incisors into the lad’s cheek nearly half an inch—in ecstasy or defense. Federal prohobition officers were in attendance at the prom locating the source of supply which is said to have come from Canada. It was said that the “Feds” obtained some pretty important evidence. According to talk an ail plane was supposed to have been chartered to bring a load of
parted. In the
exhilaration
Rehekah Dcgnm sttff* + r'.ot . od.- of no rality and^lhics. Ac-.’^'",,7 th,.ir par- Mr. Vaughn has been in a serious con-, at the Prom. They spent the night or i liquor to “oil” the I. U. prom, hut
Will Meet Tonight
Crescent Rehekah I^'dgo
staff will meet tonight for practice.
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W oman’s Club To Meet Tuesday The Woman’s Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at Ji.tO o’clock with Mrs. Fred L. O’Hair, ca~t Washington, street. For the progiam, Mrs. O’Hair will read from Stephen Dent’s recent
cording to Professor Pence, this fact may explain why so many people have degree misunderstood the significance of his
ents, Mi. and Mrs. W. L. Henman. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Monnett spent
dition suffering from renal cholic. Prof. Lester Cooper of German-
greatest plays such ns “Desire Under the Elms” and “Great God Brown,” “Lazarus Laughed” and “The Strange
Interlude.”
During the social hour the hostess served refreshments.
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Junior Club To Meet Wednesday The Junior Club of the Business and
Ic nk, "John Brow n - Body, ’ ’| he pro- professional Women will meet with giam has been moved forward (rom \| r s. Marie Zaharakos, at her home .Saturday so that the members can en- „„ Sout |, j. 0( . u>t st., Wednesday evejoj the May Day exercises, 1 riing at 7:.'{() o’clock. The meeting was „ T"* sche uled for this evening, but was
Progress History Club
, , , postponed. Luncheon laesday | * + + The Progress History Club will hold 1 t • * • * bib lo
it annual luncheon at Mrs. Ander- MeW Monday Evening son’s Tea Room, Tuesday, April 30th 1 S- G. (\ Club will meet Man-
Nay evening at 7:30 o’clock with Mrs. Dessie Bryan at her home on East
at 1:15 o’clock.
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Miss Jones To Tell • )i Visit To Turkey The April meeting °f the American Ass elation of University Women will be held at .Man-field Hall Tuesday evening, April 30th, at 7:30 o’tlock. Miss Dora Jones, who spent 1 t year in Turkey, will tell of her experiences there.
Miss Laura Sheridan spent the larg1 1 part of last week visiting her cou--in Miss Catharine Merrill at her cottage, “The House By The Nide Of The Road” at the Assembly Camp at Battle Ground Indiana.
Sunday in Reelsville visiting with Mr. I town, Ky., is the gue-t of his brother
and Mrs. Charles Knight and family. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kettery and children of Indianapolis were Saturday guests of Mr. anil Mrs. Ves Miller. Loris Hamm of Dayton, O., spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hamm and family.
Charles Cooper, student in DePauw and his aunt Mrs. James L. Browning. Prof. Cooper graduated from DePauw last June and has been connected with the Oneidea Institute in Ken-
tucky the pa t year.
a part of it in jail, wearing their evening elothes instead of their pajamas, accbrding to the Bloomington
Telephone.
In commenting on the affair, the
Telephone said in part:
Dry* agents, disguised in full dress and tuxedos, were believed to have attended the dance as did a number of deputy sheriffs of Monroe county. The two youths, who Were arrested,
Misses Helen Louise Lucas and
Miss Emily Jackson is home from; Mnfy Elizabeth Whiteman, both De-
Cutler, Indiana, where she has been Rauw students and members if Kap- had looked upon the wine when it was teaching in the' city schools the past l ,a Alpha Theta soroiity, were guests deep vermilion during the prom, and y,, ari ‘ :<if Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Luzzadder last'when Lester Bender, a deputy sheriff Mri. R \ Cox returned to herl I, '8ht and attended the Junior Prof in a tuxedo, remonstrated with them,
Washington street. Please note the change of date. •J* 4* 4 \ttcnd Golden Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hamm and family attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mrs. Hamm’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Owens of near Brazil, Sunday.
A. R. Tuttle, manager of the Murphy -tcre, underwent an operation for the removal of his tonsils at the County Hospital Monday morning. Dr. John Carmack and Dr. C. B. O’Biien performed the operation.
PERMANENT WAVES Shelton Wave
$7.50 Dermo $5.00
• hoice of Marie!. Natural or Ring
left Ends.
RAINBOW BEAUTY SHOPPE
Alamo Hldtf.
Phone 804-L.
returned to her ]
home Sunday after visiting for a fewi a ' G>e ITniver By days in Vincennes with Mrs. Attie I phone
Rol-ton.
Miss Edris King, Supervisor of Art in the Sullivan schools, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mis. John R. King. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ashworth and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Baldwin spent Sunday in Brazil, the guests of Mr and Mrs. Lafe Rowlings. •V . and Mrs.* Burford Gill, of Moline, III., spent the week-end with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gill and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shoptaugh. Miss Alverda Boyce, student nurse at the Robert Long Hospital, Indianapolis spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win. D. Boyce. Jame;- Bridges, East Wa-hington St. road, was taken to the Putnam County Hospital Sunday for medical treatment. Mr. Bridges is 91 years of age. Mrs. Nan Vaughn of Coatesville is seriously ill at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Vaughn, 302 East Hanna street. Mrs. Vaughn is Mr. Vaughn’s
mother.
H. R. Calender who has been on the sick list since last October, is regaining hD health and was able to bo up town Monday visiting with his many friends. Nheriff Ed Eiteljnrge took Jack Hall and Charles Chanley to the state re formatory at Pendleton Nunday, and Virgil Lockart to the state prison at Michigan City. Rev. D. B. Atkinson, dean of men at Palmer College, Albany, Mo., and daughter Mrs. Don Struekter and granddaughter, Ruby Lee, spent the week-end with C. A. Atkinson and
family.
The Greencastle Junior choir, under the direction of Prof. K. R. U’mfleet sang Sunday at the Washington Ave., Presbyterian Church. The choir is made up of students from the grade schools. Keith McCoy, DePauw University student, underwent an operation at the hospital Monday morning for a broken nose. Dr. John Carmack of Indianapolis was assisted in the operation by Dr. W. M. McG-iughey.
-Bloomington Tele-
Prof. R. \V. I/hner, Superintendent of the Paoli schools, has accepted the position of Assistant Professor
they attempted to re-part agile Mr.
Bender’s hair.
Bender called college police to his assistance and in the last part if the
never reached Bloomington and the word passed around that the plane
had been hi-jacked.
In police court this morning Charles Pauch, of Bedford, and Marshall Reavis, of Anderson, the first named a visitor and the second a student, stood at the bar of justice in their full dress regalia which they had slept in during the night in the county jail, and plead guilty to the offense against the national prohibition amendment. According to some attendants at the prom, the students repulsed the liquor invasion pretty well and cheered at the end of every refrain of the irresistible syncopating Coon Sander and his Original Night Hawk orchestra of Chicago. Some victims of the invading “booze brigade" cheered long after the dance end'd and brayed at the moon, it was -aid. A few accidents
of melee, Officer Walter Peterson was
Education at DePauw Univei ity, his severely kicked and Officer Merle new duties to start with the school Clay lost a trouser leg.
year, next September. Mr. Lehner is At 2 a. in. today a prominent phys-J were reported where bibblers were una graduate of DePauw University and ician was aroused from his bed by a jable to hold their bottles well and one served as a ummer term instructor student seeking medical assistance. He 1 crashed in the lobby of a local hotel, hi re last year. ' „ had been bitten, he said, and dainty 1 Police were called, hut the party de-
°f the dance numbers a „
swain swung his fair
completely off the floor inJ directly in front of the ejl Booth, flaunting the hhJI before all. Mi Agnes-feH women of the Uni versityjl arm and convincing tongwil
young man ird.
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