The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 June 1929 — Page 3
THE GREENCASTEE DATEY BANNER, FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1929. EVENING PLAYGROUND
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RICHMOND, Ind., June 7. (UP)— | An eveninR playground session, an innovation here, is being given a test at the Nicholson school recreation center, one of the most popular play places among Richmond children. ALL OVER INDIANA
INDIANA HARBOR —“J. C. Sullivan,” who wears a well fitting blue uit and a gray hat and smokes cigarettes with dignity, is a girl. She was taken into custody by police after j discovery of her sex at a restaurant where she had been working as cook. The girl said she was from New York hut refused to tell her identity. —o— DECATUR — Commencement exercises will be held Sunday evening for 12 graduates of the Decatur Catholic high school. The speaker will be the Rev. Charles Girardot, of Ft. Wayne. —o— WABASH — Miss Elizabeth Clark will leave here within a few weeks for Monrovia, Liberia, Afiica, where she will become the bride of Bruce Worth, of this city, an employee of a rubber company. o— GARY — After twice having his wages attached, in garnishment proceedings, Fred Galvez, mill worker has recovered a judgment of $900 against a local jewelry company. The suit, tried in I,ake Superior Court was based on malicious prosecution. BLOOMINGTON — Twenty-six graduates of Indiana University’s school of commerce have positions, Dean W. A. Rawies of the school has announced. Most of the positions were obtained through his efforts, it wa> said. —o— NEWCASTLE — Henry county, Indiana folk in California will hold their annual reunion at Pasadena, Sunday, I June 16, according to word received here. SATURDAY’S FIVE BEST RADIOS
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[BIANAPOLIS, June 7. (UP) — kutnmotivp tiaffic along the Dun(ighway, U. S. Road 12 and U. S. main entry between Chicago Michigan, will be patrolled for boiers this year, Frank N. WalI 'bde entomologi-t, announced tofiKi' quarantine will be maintainB'' k 1 tbe Dunes highway to )>reI" ’ 1 of coiii boier.- Into IHtnota, Jthnt the pests have spread to 1 section, Wallace said. Recent ' Loth Indiana and Michigan fri"' 'ban-up legislation will innecessity for a close watch, he
FISH I\< REASING INDIANAPOLIS, June 7. (UP) — Considerable headway at artificial propagation in the five hatcheries in Indiana is being made by the state conservation department despite the handicap in spawning of black bass in streams this year due to the changeable water temperatures, according to George N. Mannfold, fi-h-eries and game superintendent. Young ba-s have been hatched at all state hatcheries and deliveries of this species will be underway soon, it was said.
WEAF, N’BC Network, 6 p. m. — The Cavalcade. W.IZ, NBC Network, fi p. m.—Goldman hand. WEAF, NBC Network, 7 p. m. — Shilkret symphony. WABC, CHS Network, 8 p. m. — National Forum. W.IZ, Network, 8 p. m.—Dramatization “The Vicar of Wakefield.” TRIP TO KENTUCKY
INDIANAPOLIS, June 7. (UP) — A three-day trip in Kentucky will constitute the annual mid-year pilgrimage of the Indiana Hi-torical Society and the Society of Indiana Pioneers, according to an announcement by Dr. C. B. Coleman, director of the Historical society. Members of the party will embark from Indianapolis, Friday morning June 21 and return Sunday afternoon, June 23. The itinerary will include New Albany, a visjt to the grave of George Rogers Clark in Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, Ky., Elizabethtown, Ky., Hodgenville, Lincoln's birthplace; the Bardstown Cathedral and tire “old Kentucky Home,” when* the song of that title was composed; Perryvillc, where one of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War was fought; Danville, Harrodsville, the fir.-t permanent settlement of Kentucky; Shakertown, Brooklyn Bridge, Highbride and Dix Dam, Frankfort, I^xington, Paris, Cynthia, Falmoust ami Cincinnati.
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RICHMOND — Golf has become “quite the thing here." No city the size of Richmond in Indiana is believed to have three golf courses, according to citizens. HOME COMING
The annual home coming at Mt. Pi-gah will be held Sunday, June 16, beginning at 11 o’clock. The morning will he devoted to an old-time song service and business meeting. Rev. McClure of Rockville will be the principal speaker of the afternoon. Readings and music will be other features of the program.
COLLECTIVE BUYING PRACTICED
INDIANAPOLIS, June 7. (U.P.) — Collect've buying ii increa-ing among
Indiana farmers, quarterly report; of the Indiana Farm Bureau Federation indicated today. Last year 8,677 tons of feed were handled by the department. The figure is 9,975 tins for the first five months of 1929. During 1928, jx,821 gallons of luhiieating oils were purchased wherea this year's fivemonth total is 66,912 gallon . Increases also were reported in the cooperative purchase of gras- seed, binder twine, kerosine, gasoline ano fertilizer. MRS. THORNE TO PREACH AT FILLMORE
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Rev. Mr-. Thome will preach at the Fillmore M. E. Church, Sunday, June 9 at 11:00 a. m. instead of in the evening as was previously anViounced. This change was made on account of the community revival starting Sunday evening. + + + + + + "F + + + , c , l-+ + +•!• + SO OLD ITS NEWS + + From (he Manner, 1869. + + + + + + + + d 4 4 , + 'L + + + + + “Col. C. C. Matson was thrown from his buggy Saturday evening. Hi injuries were not serious.” "Married—Capt. Samuel H. Win-or of Cheyenne, Dacotah Territory, ami Miss Lucy E. Ame-.” “Lieut. Jesse M. Ix-e has been appointed adjutant of the staff of General Mower, commanding at New Or-
leans.”
"Mrs. Lincoln, now ill at Frankfort, Germany, i- announced to be mentally as well as physically diseased.” “J. W. Robe, an Asbury graduate of last year, has been chosen superintendent of the schools at State Line
City.”
How They Did It Then. “For the Grecian Bend and other stylish hoop skirts, go to Langdon’' factory north of the square.” Shins Seem Straight To Us! High Heels.— "When the heels are raised, the effect is sure to be perpetuated in the shape of crooked bins, bony legs, elephantine joint- and a cramped, unnatural gait.”
Ott Dobbs Promised It.
“Our citizens (of Mt. Meridian) have been expecting the Indianapolis and St. Louis railroad (the Big Four)
will be located at tin place.”
"Fipiescurriciiluin.” W ould Like ( hance To Prove It. Whatever il wa , old-time Green-! “The wing of the mosquito D so castle had one and we .hmild have thin that .'dt.mhl of them placed one one, too. I’ossiblv il wa a depart tpon another would not form a heap meat in old Asbury. more than one-fourth inch high.”
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■pun world’s largest and longest single span suspension tirldge connecting New York and New Jersey will he completed In la.12. When finished, the supporting towers on either shore will rear their tops 6.15 feet In tin* air. The suspension span across thu river will stretch
S.500 fret. Tills Is twice (he length of n similar bridge across the I>elawaro at Philadelphia, formerly the largest In the world. A veritable army of workmen Is employed on (he structure and live years are estimated as necessary for the construction. Started Iq
1927, the bridge will be opened la 1932.