The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 June 1929 — Page 4

GREENCASTLE DAILY BANNER, SATURDAY, JUNE 29,1929

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to me I sent a post .-tamp. I >;ot car

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Home Store.

with heater rear seat and front.” Nearly all of the letters were of this nature, aecordint? to Miss Han- j | sen. Many professed a strong inter- i | est in the west, and sympathized with the young teacher in her lonely life. Many revealed that they believed Ore- | gon and the west still to be overrui' with bears, congars and wild savag s. I One young fellow-teacher of New York advised her to say west, however, as his city was “full of crime.” Miss Hansen recently completed her nine months of teaching in Eden Valley and was enroute to her home in Nebraska when she stopped here. She is a graduate of University of Oregon. There were but six children in her school, and these were from two families, the only residents of the section. She received her mail once a month via horseback. “It was a hard, lonesome life,” she said, “but it is wonderful experience to look back upon, and I certainly got a lot of fun out of the nearly 500 letters I received.”

AMERICAN LEGION 1.. V. Hauk, of Morriston, state rehabilitation officer of The American L> gion has been one of the most active legionnaires in the state during the past year. Mr. Hauk has already made reservation for the coming state convention here in August and states that he will be ready at that time to assist any man that may need a.-sist-

THKEK SHOWS SUNDAY AT 2-7 AND 9 P. M. MON.—7 AND 8:45 I*. M. ONLY

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Ths younger Generation on the loose. Does a girl have to be JtAD to make GOOD in high-stepping eocicly ?

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with

to NEIL HAMILTON

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Mr. Paul McFadd , and In ne ther Mrs. Laura McFadd: n visited Mr. James Ell.-berry and family in Terre Haute Tuesday. Mi.-s Eleanor M . ilin who teacher school in Chicago i hero <*n her vacation. , Thomas Dunbar son of Mn . Nellie Gordon Dunbar I nir! a, t alifornia is her:; visitin'.', rolativ . Mr. and Mrs. Edward I oiuas and family of Chirac > at a few days this week with Mr. . nd Mrs. I). V.

Etcheson.

Several member of th" Liu ios Home Economic I Junior Homo Economics clubs at''iided the County Federation mo tin ..t Morton Tues-

day.

Mrs. Maggie II im . ' t Wedne day in (Ireencn.-tl witli relatives. A short funer d - rvi. ■■ was held at the home of Mr. Mr . Ott Ford last Friday morning the infant son of Mr. and Mr William 1!' rry. Mildred Cunnin' ha di located her arm while visiting the park at Rock-

ville la t Sunday.

Earl Evan- returne home Wednesday after pemb • week at the

sanitarium at Martinsville.

Dr. Veaeh i drivine a new Sturle-

baker.

. : . Mr. a'rtd Mrs. Dexter Darnall and

fftmily spent Sunday with Mis. Wood on Darna •> t

Bloomington and from there he will go to Europe for an educational tour to last this ugh tlv

summer.

ALONE IN WILDERNESS

EUGENE, Ore., Jun 28 (UP) — Alone in one of the most uncivilized districts in the United States—Eden Valley, Coos County, Oregon— Miss! Henriette Hansen, . chool teach r, j probably has spent more roinuntie ] j hours than any other person of her ! profession. A new: paperman pierced the un- J civilize I territory, photogiaphed MisHansen an:! syndicat d a story about I

her.

As result she received “mash mail” propo-als, and what not, by gay sheiks who sympathize with the fair

teacher.

A spiritualist in Indiana, after see- ! ing her picture, wrote her saying: “I can .-e that yi u are veiy sweet, pure, i good and spiritual. You are very psychic kind mediurnistic. Watch your dream hunch' s and follow them out.” A ticket for a free reading, if Miss Hansen ever should go to Indiana,

wa- enclosed.

One of the numerous proposals of marriage cam from, a wealthy land

owner ill Illinois: The, letter, which Id"

was wiitten in an abno.-'t illegible] 1 hand and with pemi'l, read: “I ami

Mr. and looking for a good, honest, single girl, atesville. I have a farm with all black soil. I

S E K

( ollcen’s hot dance that wins the (liindng contest! “The Boiler,” most unusual road-house you’ve ever seenSociety’s jazziest whoopee party! Styles that are miles ahead of 1’aru*! Background of modernistic settingM!

COMEDY “UNCLE’S VISIT” AND MGM NEWS

NOTICE

UNTIL OUR TALKING- AND SOUND PICTURES ARE INSTALLED THE VONCASTLI-; WILL ONLY GIVE ONE COMPLETE SI NDAY MATINEI-: AT 2 P. M. NIGHTS AT 7 AND 9 P. M.—COME EARLY' FOR THE MAT.

TODAY (SATURDAY) AT THK 1 V()N( ASTLE TED WELLS in “THE CRIMSON CANYON”

LAST C HAPTER OF “TIGER SHADOW” SERIAL AND BIILY D(M)LEY COMEDY—2 TO 11 T*. M.— 10c-25c

ti red. Such famed drivers as “Dutch” Mrs. Cass Broadstrcet, of Linden,

L. V. Ha '<

ance and come under the purisdiction

of his committee.

He has taken care of a great num-

| her of stubborn rehabilitation prob- ' lems during the present year and j keels that there is still a large amount

| of this work yet to be done. He is only one of the many prom-

I inent men in the American legion, | who will be present at the conclave

here. More than five thousand guest-

Bauman, Joe Hulf, “Howdy” Wilcox, Merl Strain, Bill Cummings and other have entered mounts. Particular outstanding is Huff’s Clements Special in which he has won several Indiana dirt track events this year. The prizes are: first $500; second $250; third $150; fourth and fifth positions $50. The starting bomb carrying an American (lag will be discharged at exactly 3:00 p. m.

was visiting in Gro< ncastle Saturday.

The Gretnca tie Band will practice Monday evening at 7;3'J o’clock. All members be present.

outfit, equipped with hoist and rane < as used to rescue a cow fr< i

Guests of Mr. and Mi . C arl Beck never see a fi.il year. I don’t touch last Sunday wei : a ami Mrs. Ed I »" strong diinks and never was no Pyle and family of Imlia ipolis. tobacco you r, no card player, swearAlbert Hcavi - h t -hi. week for ing and bad language. If you write

WALNUT GARDENS RAC K

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Walnut Gardens’ new half-mile auto race course will be inaugurated Julv 4th with a 50-mile speed event In which fifteen cars are already en-

Harry A. Earle, one of Indiana’s best known race promoters has taken over the publicity direction and promotion of the Walnut Garden’s race event . He has classed the new track as the “fastest” dirt course in Indiana ami driver.- who have tested the couise hear him out. He has a record for promoting the best and j most successful dirt track events in the state which i- assurance of the high calibre of the Walnut Garden races. All departments of the huge amusement park will be open all day July 4th and preparations are l»'ing completed now to handle the record crowd of the season. In addition to the nice.- which are the stellar attraction Miss Ethel Pritchett will make a parachute drop and the dance pavilion will be open both afternoon and evening. A huge fireworks display is programmed for the evening of the Fourth and thi. Manager Scott says will be one of the big events of tho

day.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dour tic, Coab'sville, ate the parents of a son born , to them Friday at the Putnam County

< Hospital.

drainage ditch on the Vendie Itark farm here, after workmen had abored unsuccessfully for three hots.

ALEXANDRIA — An 8(i y ir old | Civil war veteran is the ohhc person here to be issued a dri' r*s license. He is David Harris has driven an automobile severa years.

o j The youngest person to appl for a

i license was a boy 13 years o . His

Ernest Biddle was appointed guard-! application was refused, Eva Scott,

Summittville mute, was giver a tiermi t to operate a ear after . test drive with a state policemai who declared Scott drove better than many persons with all their en.-es.

ian of Eva Biddle, minor heir of Mary Siner, by Judge James P. Hughes in the circuit court batur-

day.

Dr. Ensminger of Indianapolis was called into consultation w ith Dr. W. M. McGaughey Saturday afternoon regarding the condition of Prof. Isaac Norris who .-u-tained a broken shoulder bone and other injuries in an auto accident several Hays ago.

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INDIANAPOLIS, June J9 (UP) - A serious operation must 1m- performed upon Dr. E. S. Shumaker, .-.uporintin ert of the Indiana Anti-Saloon L< igue, a r.ie.-sage r celveil at league headquarters revealed today. Dr. Shumaker’s condition la caus-

ing grave concern.

Since coming hack from the Indiana State Farm, wh' re he servt'H liO days cont mpt of cou.t -entence, Shumaker ha.- been in bad health. The serious phy-ical condition of Dr. Shumaker has 1« d the r«-purt that unb . .. hi. health improves soon he may be obliged to leave the- service. With this report romes the word that he may lie succeeded by Samuel MeNaught, now superintendent of the lo-.va Anti-Saloon League,

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STl RGIS ( HOSES

Mr.. W. P. I/dbctter has gone to 111 omington to spend the week-end with Mr. Ledbetter.

the temiulnc practice of I M Mil D lor tho «:ike of a slender form encourage fatlguo and cut down the efficiency of the budii'... "irl? Large num ben of employers ay It does, nnd Dr. Thaddeus I,. Bolton, head of the Department of Psychology, Temple University, Philadelphia (standing

before the window), Is now conducting an exhaustive Investigation with a view to settling once and for all this much debuted (piesllun. Delicate laboratory Instruments measure the motor and - ii.sory responses of a group of skilled sionographers before ami after "afternoon tea” const:,tIng of cake, r-ndy and sweetened orangeade—all fools

having a fairly high sugar content. Sugar, as one of ho most highly concentrated and quickly assimilated sources of energy, provides an Ideal sab dance for use lit ite'ermining the extent to which ait additional food ration will offset los< of muscular and nervous control, and other fatigue effects that Impair rate and quality of work.

SUNDAY’S FIVE BEST RADII) FE \TL RES. WJZ NBC Network, 12:00—Roxy aympathony orche-tra. WEAF NBC Network—7:15—Alfred Gandolfi barytone. WJZ NBC Network-8:15—Nation-al light opera company. WJZ NBC Network-6:15— Liebestraum. WABC CBS Network—7:00—Ther.J utre of the air.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 2:*. (IP)— Ldward Sturgis, 17, Butler, was chosen today as Indiana's youth who will seek to succeed to the fume of Thomas E. Edison.

Sturgi has already been awarded a Rector scholarship at DePauw university. Should he be chosen by Edison tis a possible successor he will he given four years of schooling at any technical college in the country a,t the expense of th*' aged inventor.

ALL OVER INDIANA

LEBANON-

auto wrecking

PIBL1C SALE of Dairy Cattle At the Albert Si it lair Place, ( loverdale, Ind. Tuesday July 2nd., 1929

BEGlMNG AT 12:30 P. M

100 Head Jersey and Guernsey

UoVs and Heifers

10 head ot 'iws, some fresh, with calf hy side, balance

t oasis!ing of

springers.

tit) Bead of Jcrsev and ( *rnM«*y heifers, frtim one to two years old. All cattle T. B. Teste, f Sale will be held rain o <hine: ( attic sold to highest and best bidder, For ( ash.

J. B. Moore

SPURGDN QUINNETTE, CLERK.

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