The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 January 1930 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANKER, GREENCASTLE, ENDI-WA' SAl’J'URITAV TAN i!

THE OA1LT BANKER • trrnl la Ik* Pu»« •*«»*• •« #»'*•»- la, I Milana, aa ■ • ar'. rlaaa aall Irr. UlMlrr the arl of Marrh l, i. ilmcrlptlaa prlra. It r*ata per h. ?rsonal And Local News

David Braden <>f this city will ir« tn | rilliamsport Sunday where he i~ em-,

of apoplexy at her home on Elm St., Friday evening. She was rep .ited in

j fair condition Saturday.

Miss (Irace v r x . ta voiifined to her hotnenon accotBit of illness.

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in, mn one of exceptional Inter*’ The cast of players includes Betty

William-port Sunday where h- i- • t- her homee-.n a* cotBit of illness. __ n •> # | BronsoTI an ,| william Colli.-r Jr The

w« rv! * tmo * 9 ' , Z 1 ot ' l *7 Sr,H and brine your euests and family, m "'heaire in a small Alee,,an J nat| . Hl|H> wtn ppiertaln dnr . • j * r ,owr» is lniro.lucert In the latest War ■ lhf> , suh j e< .m w ),|rh include Wonl was receive,! here Friday ev- ) ■' enine of rhe death of Dr. Fisher at! n ‘ , '' n ^' S«el^|a comedy ami newV

fi.ss Mary Karin- and Mis- Anna tan, both of Indianapolis, will id the week-end with fiiends here.

County commissioners were to meet Saturday afternoon to ajtend to several minor matters left from their meeting the first of the week. These include- /idbb of bond- 'u- r ■ c

matters.

Mrs. J. J. Kauhle of Madison township, visited hei dauirhter, Miss Ruth

kauhle in Indianapolis Saturday. VI s* Th«» a lar ^ a ‘ t r n

Kauhle, who is supervisor of nur-es Sunday.

Richmond. Mrs. Fisher is a sister of Harrold and William Bobbins and is well known, here, where she former-

ly lived.

The Business and Professional Men’s class of the M. E. church will meet tnmorr- w in the basement at

All are invited to come

a small Alfferian J

War

Bros production. “One

Night," and the scenes brine trtgrxtherj Tonight T--m Mix a picturesque group of. chanwt.rs, *‘»<>"es the program

There are turbanned Arabs, SpahitA in crimson cloaks, solemn Jew* wl’h patrlarcp beards. -hlftveye,( Levinitlnes. French soldiers- with their ca,* set rakishly, American sailors, and aC the miscellaneous inhabitants temporary or permanent, of a straggling 1

In “Th, ftrlfter''

THE GRANADA

The first great dramatic spectacle of the talking screen- Radio Pictures' production of Florenz Zlegfeld's fabulous operetta. “Rio Rita" opens Sttn-

trs. Mary I.. McCammack who hns t spending the winter in Washing-

day at the Granada theatre for a three

m '^hc 'VD’thmiist Hospital, returned again, also every man in the city who' ''; m ; o| day run with daily matinees to ac- , .. h h,., mother for the v .1 is "of attending some other rhurch. _ . - u c . n ,orr a r,ean so.1 on I commodate ih-

home with her mother for the wick

end.

i-ast rites for David W. Campbell, KCi-year old Civil War veteran and Mason rf Coatesville, were held Friday afternoon from the residence in ( oatesville. Rev. Gilbert McCamtnack who was called from schmil in l.ouis-

. including hi- “Hymn to the Trin- ville, Ky., conducted the services. Sev- ’ (from the ifus-ian liturgy), and , tal members of the Masonic order of

he well-known "Pilgrim’ Pi gre--Greencastle attended the serv ices.Stout .was born and reared near Vi- , -¥.*• to words by T’d-toi. The funeral was largely attended. valia. Burial will lie in Lafayette.

I). C., with relatives, has return-

lome.

he choir of the Methotlist church presenting tomorrow morning, as t of the service of worship, a up of composition- by TsthaiJcow-

F’rof. h'. C. Tilden is the leader. *-m7s"w. I„ Stout of Ijifayette, formerly Miss Helen Garrett of this city, died at her home in I^fayette SatB-'iay morning. No further information was received by relatives.

She is survived by the husband and .even in these days of far-flung stories • ••• c.i • - * - i, t <-• 1> cv SI rvf t \\t± CJ t f* O It W P

two children. She George Garrett of

was this

a sister of city. Mrs.

Tliosr intereslc‘(l in IN>wrr Fanning for a profit are invited to a power (arm entertainment MONDAY, JANUARY I3tli at Morrison Brothers at 9:00 oYloek

waters of the Mediterranean, ami on f ' omm.-.a.c 'he expected crowd- and the other seared bx the blazing h.-at*3»‘’ full performance* each night, of the desert. With John Boles and Rehe Daniels

).leading ihe gigantic cast of players

The story is laid almost ’ entirely In S1 ngers. dancers, beauties ,nd spec this utierestlng location aud the lesttli : j a ny performers, "Rio Rita" takes its is s pictiie-que quality that is unusual p| H among the great screen plays of

all time. In its wealth of diversified ente-nainmeni it has doubtless never

been equalled.

Bert Wheeler and Robert Wnolsey play ,‘he comedy roles they created for Hegfeld; Dorothy I.ee. the babyt .Ik girl of “Syncopation"; Helen Kaiser, one of Ziewfeld’s glorified" *irls; George Renavant. French stage star, and'Don Alvarado tire others of l*he featured ca-t. Mueh of the film was photographed In technicolor and the sets and cos-

of the lives ami loves of the strange peoples who live on the other side of

ike world

At the end of the cafe conducted bx Abou-ibn-Adam is a stage on which a vaudeville performance is being given by a companv of itinerant play ers who live after the manner of gypsies in their picturesque caravanBut. “One Stolen Night" takes it- be bind the -cenes. and presents a story of love and hate that makes this prn-

tume* are said to have outdone any thing seen on the talking screen. Harry Tierney, composer of the original tuneful score of "Rio Rita." ad ded two new song hits to the picture, riminl's grand opera chorus of SO voices; the Pearl Eaton chorus of inO Hollywood beauties, the first stock chorus in motion pictures, ami a symphonic orchestra directed by Victor

Raravelle are other features of the pie,,ire which was directe<l by the expert. Luther Reed. In all probabilily the Granada theatre will entertain every movie fan in this vicinity with this production owing to the drawing power and reputation tills picture has been given since its initial run in Indianapolis re. cently.

eck these features

in the sensational new

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Greencastle Independant (i rocers’ Association

To The Buying Public: t

We are organized for the purpose of furthering-

your interests in buying your (Groceries and Meats and for the protection of our selves against loss from extending credit to any one M ho habitually fails to pay his hills. ^

We want you to be assured of two things:

1st. All who are worthy of credit can have it. 2nd. All who fail to pay their bills to any member of the association can have no credit from any other member of the association until the

old bill is arranged. ^

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You are our neighbors. Our interests are mutual.* Our homes are here. Along with you we are profoundly interested in the Religious, Social and Economic welfare of our community, and stand by your side in PERSON AND PURSE for its advancements. We greatly need you and solicit your wholehearted cooperation.

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