The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 February 1930 — Page 2
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THE DAILY BANNER Entered in the Post Office at (ireonrastle, Indiana, as second class mail matter. I'nder the act of March I, 1879. Subscription price, 10 cents per week.
Miss Ella Mrfhanna is in Bloomington on business. She will^he gone most of the week.
Mrs. Cora Shelton and Evelyn Ann Stephens of Evansville spent Sunday I with Mrs. Robert O’Hair.
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Personal And Local News
Mrs. Eberly of Springfield, 111., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. .1. F. O’Hair, Brick Chapel.
Harold Robbin and Russell Alexander were in Indianapolis this i afternoon on University business.
New Costume Jewelry For Spring
Frank Knott entered th’ 1 itnnm county hospital yesterday fior r dirnl treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harrah are the | parents of a baby hoy born to them j yesterday morning at the County hos-, pital.
Ear-rings and Necklace i n Humatite, Marcassite or Ba.ssalii^ Crystals gleaming like stars ,, r ’ colored jewelry as gay as von please. The very newest novelty is the clip pin.
All new and smart and destined to play a leading role in making your spring costume a success.
THE QUALITY SHttl' .1. H. PITCH POll I)
Miss Eleanor Cammark. librnilanai
Mrs. Hannah Wells efibrred the! Purdue University, spent the week County hospital Sunday for medieal I end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs .1.
t reatment.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Chapman and Mr. and Mrs. It. II. Brown, spent Sunday in Brazil. Dr. Oxnam is in Evan-aon, III., where he wil address the (. nv‘t Biblical institute. Norma and Marion White of Indianapolis spent the week-e d here vi.-iting relatives.
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Mrs. A. E- Durham Is at home from Milford, Pa., where she was called by the serious illness of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Sawyer.
Mi-. Margaret Heaney of Bain- ( ,mined the baby,
bridge pent Sunday here with Mrs. Ollie Heaney, north College avenue.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. I'red Robinson of Fillmore, R. R. No, y, this morning. They have not yet
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Mrs. Jesse Wells was taken to the
o | (’ouniy Hospital Sunday for
Mr-. W. W. Tucker slipped Sunday meat.
on the freshly waxed floors of Imr I o room and fell and sprained her left My new’ Phone is No. 6‘26-L. Miller, wrist. She is feeling much better by) for all kinds of transfer and moving now. j work. 15-6p
A LAUGH RIOT CORPORAL EAGEN Sensational Uomedy of the American Rookie
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Boswell have returned home from a week' visit with relatives in Carbon.
The Creencastle Band will practice this evening at 7:.10 o’clock. All members are teipie.-ted t<> he pn tit on time.
Clair Albin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Albin of east of (ireem a-tle, is dtiving a new Marquette coupe, delivered by the Moffett Buick ( o.
Mr. and Mrs. John Clox, city, and Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Bartlett, of (Jreenwood, spent Sunday in Roachdale with Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Bartlett.
I.onnie Nichols who has been operating a filling -tation on south Bloomington street, has leased the station and removed hack to his farm near Mt. Meridian.
Hilbert Stewart of Mattoon, III -pent the week-end here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Stew art, Liberty and Madison streets, and other relatives and friends.
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The condition of Elijah Wallace, of near Belle Union, former Greencastle man, who has been seriously ill of pneumonia for several weeks, continues to improve, it was leported Monday.
Harvey Petty, coal miner, and Mrs. Emma McKee, both of Terre Haute, were married here last week by Justice of the Peace Hubert If. Newgent, according to a marriage return in the county clerk’s office.
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Local Ueople of Greencastle
Beaded by Roy Evans and O, \\. Hollowell
(AST OF CHARAtTFRs Red Eagen (Irish Doughboy) Roy I vans l/./y Goldstein (Jewish Doughboy) I). W. Hollowell
\WKWARD SQUAD
B. R. McMahon
Allen Randolph Gw inn Ensign
Mary O'Kear Hence Daggr
Prof. Hufferd
Eester Blue ( ecii Brow n
Lawrence t rump Frank Maiden William Brown Kathryn Stoner Mrs. Joe ( roshy
Edna Ilillis
Roscoe Gravit
Rev. II. H. Bruner
PATROTK PAGEANT
Sergeant Guard ...» Sally (Red Girl) Michael Eagen (Red’s Dad) . Ahhie Goldstein (l/zy’s Poppa. Kfloozey
McGinnis
(ook Spy Newsboy .. Mary (A Nurse) Marie (Another Nurse) Willing War Worker Y. M. ( . A. W orker Captain
Private Plump
Private Pill Private Sammy (Mamma’s Boy) Private ) limpin' t iminy Johnson Private Whistlin' Bill Spivey .... Private Inglehusten Private Swartzenbender Private Pat O'Rourke Private Gloomy .Mike Katz Private Sleepin' Joe >pinnette . . . Private Yelil Private Shuster ....
Private Quirk ......’! Frank“VshworTh Private Hungry Hank J. A. Friend Private Sliwinski, Tin hat Brigade Boh Black Private Ecklebcrger, Tin Hat It.igade Geo. Finney Private Zewiskey, The Em Hat Brigade, Moxie Pierce Private Pieslinger, Tin Hat Brigade, .. H. Wright Privat. /ew mney |> au | o r j m ,. s I rival? < hinkt*lb«*rK “Caumy” N?al Private Sloakun W. K. Bausinan
.... Louis Hays . . Carroll Moore . . Estel Brothers . ... Kenneth West Prof. E. H. Smith . K. J. Overstreet
( has. McCurry Frank Masten
. . . Ralph Sniveiy ... Bud Miller
Edward Coffman
(My Dream of the Big Parade) Eeatliring ISO children, Supported *.iy Soldiers, Sailors and Entire Cast and Rev. K. H. Bruner, Special Reaoer.
DEACON JONES MINSTRELS
Deacon Jones, Master of Ceremonies . . Glenn Lyon
itastus find man) John Cartwright Sambo (End man) Harry Moore Ham (End man) Russell Brown Hones (End man) James Billies (Greencastle’s Most Famous Male Chorus)
Lawrence Hammond file nn Lyon Marshall Abrams : If |) r< l^au Dr. W. J. Krider Di. Hroadstreet H. F. Williams Hen Kiley KIEmer t rawley Allen < henoweth John Ave Paul (ook Talbot Christie Hob Stevenson tl. H. Lush Jacob Eitel Jacob Hirt C. H. Chapman Gilbert Knefzer
Albert Hoffman John Tzouonakin W . L. Hughes C. M. Newgent Albert DoDhhs Harvey tlwens John C. Kunk E. E. Walker I- C. Conrad Marshall’ Snider ( url Butterfield ITarl Sourwine .las F. Strain Roy Kile Sanford Romine Rex Crask Ora Moffett Bob Hoffman Heemer Havens
SPIT IAL MUSICAL NUMBERS Show Boat Girl’s Chorus Kose of \o Man’s Und Miss Alpha William* \ Sailors Sweetheart A. P. Stewart and Chorus Keep the Home Fires Burning A. P. Stewart Satling. Sading Soldier and Sailor Chorus Minstrel ( horns —Hinky Dinky Parley Voo, It’s it Cong Way to iipperary. Pack up «»oiir Troubles, Dixie. Over There, How Ya Gonna Keep ’em . '»>' the farm. Good Morning Mr. Zip. Zip •Do. Do. Something ., Ediu^HBRs Star^ panghst Baiinei Finale Pianist—Sirs. L. B. Dorsett
Roscoc Wells has filed -nit in the Putnam circuit court against Glen Burgess and Hazel Burgess, to collect an alleged unpaid note. A demand of $H>0 is made. Fred V. Thomas is attorney for the plaintiff.
It was reported here Monday that an appeal to the state tax board against the bond i-sue for the Roy Jones and others road in Warren and Cloverdale townships, was being carried. The appeal has riot yet been filed with the county auditor.
James Black, 21 year old, member of a gang of young burglars who were rounded up here recently, was taken to Pendleton Sunday by Sheriff Edward Eiteljorge and deputy Sheriff Alva Bryan, to begin a :! to 10 year term in the Indiana State tefurmatory.
1 Twenty-one persons, including one woman, took a clerk-carrier civil service postal examination at the high school Saturday. The examination was held by the local board consisting of Ernest Stoner, chairman,' assisted by Miss Elizabeth Ward and Lawrence Ciump, assistants. Successful applicants will he held in reserve to fill vacancies in the postal service as they occur.
Russell Welch Donald Mcla-ait Theodore K an hie Janies Zeis Vic ( i,e Nathan Washhhltrn A. A. Abbott John Kightsell Thomas Welch t ceil Burnett A. W. Crandall Roy Arnold ( has. J. Moore Otis Mathews George Frank Herbert Williams 'Thelma Hill Elizabeth Faye
Hrrtchen Randall ' era Grace Brown Madeline Hoffman Francis Kerr Julia Wereneke Justin (iodwin Eouis Cow gill H. D. Sherman W . E. Search Geo. H. Taylor T. G. Yunker # < I. D. Williams John Vermillion Thad Jones Eddie Kuis Steve ( henoweth Aaron Arnold Keith Roberts
Caroline Ellis Gertrude Herod Marion Peck Betty Pence f-routu Mullins Woherta Hettinger Mildred t avanis Elizabeth Erdrnun Vfarian Bintz Julia K. Murname Mary Elizabeth Gillen Dorothy Wells PraMfa Ixvag , I-eon a Snyder Hannah Gough loleene 'Uiomas Martha Vaughn PegKy Davis
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Mrs. G. R. Oxnam is expected from California tomorrow, where she has h cm for some time. Dr. Oxnam will meet, her in Chicago tomorrow and accompany her from there. Fire cbjcf Beit Howard "started his inspection of fire hazards in the Greencastle business district Monday. Fire hazards found in basements or other places will he ordered removed.
Or. Byron H. Wilson made two ad-dles-es in Indianapolis Sunday. He spoke at Fountain Square M. E. church in the afternoon and at Central Ave. M. E. church in the evening.
Graydon Herod, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. VV. Herod, .‘(09 Elm street, who has been connected with the G. C. Murphy stores at Clinton, has been transferred to the Murphy stores at Brazil the coming wok.
The Economy Store truck driven by Clayton Alexander and a Ford car driven by u man named Venter, living on south College avenue, collided at Indiana and Walnut streets, Saturday evening with damage to both vehicles. Neither driver was hurt. Postmaster E. R. Bartley of Greencastle was in Ft. Wayne Sunday attending a meeting of officers of the New Tri-State Postmasters’ Association at the Keenan Hotel. Plans and arrangements for the convention of the association which has 1100 members in Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky, were made. The convention will be held at Ft. Wayne June 18 and 19. Mr. Bartley i- one of three vice presidents of the association. All the twen-
Foimer DePauw Students To Be Married Soon The Rev. and Mrs. E. M. Dunbar of McCordsville, announce the engagement of their daughter, V irginia, 2811 North Delaware street to Frank Martin Moore, Hampton court, son of Mr. und Mrs. George B. Moore, of F ( ountaintown. The wedding will take place March ‘29 at the Broadway M. E. church, with the bride-elect’s father officiating. Miss Katherine Kelley of La Porte and James G. Hughes of Greencastle will be the only attendants. .Miss Dunbar attended DePauw university and is a graduate of Teachers college of Indianapolis. Mr. Moore is a graduate of DePauw and is a member of Sigma Chi. Indianapolis Star. »!« *J*
Keystone Bible ( lasTo Elect Officers The Keystone Bible Class win i m ,. t with Mrs. J. E. Courtney, fini S. i. ( ,. oust St., Wednesday evening at o V ,. r thirty. Mrs, Kunk wil have the devotions. Election of officers for thi next year will be held. All member., having quilt blocks are a.-ked t , please bring them to the meeting, ++*++♦
Fortner Greencastle Woman Celebrates Centerville, Ind., Feb. 17—Yesterday marked the fiftieth wedding annivetsary of Mr. and Mr-. Charles A. Porter. Mr. Porter is the son of D. A. and Mary Catty Potter and was born in Annapolis, Ind., Mrs. Porter who was horn near Greencastle, was the daughter of John R. and Rebecca Dickerson. They have no children. The day was spent quietly at the Porter home here. *!* *!* *1* *1* *1* *1* Many Guests Attend Wabash Annual Prom The annual Prom, one of the main features of the Wabash social program, was held Saturday night at the Masonic Temple in Crawfordsville. Many of the fraternities entertained with a dinner preceding the dance. Among the guests attending were Jean Brown from Greencastle; Evelyn Richey, Mary Rhue, Mary Frances S hock, Margaret Vannice, Almedn Pitchford, Mildied Pitchford, and Ethel Williams. 4-4- + + -M* i S. S. Bridge Club ; Entertained Friday
. , . , . Mis. Dewey Bryant was hostess tv-nme pres.denUal appo.ntees m the th( , s s Bri(|t , p ,.| ub on Fri day a fhfth district are members of the as-' High score prizes were
soeiation.
ternoon.
University Choir Gives Program at Sunday Service The DePauw University choir gave the program for the Young People’s service in the new Methodist church Sunday night. Prof. Pear-on, Mr.. Louise Palmer Walker, Prof. VanDefiman Thompson and Miss Edna Bowles appeared in^solo numbers. Under the direction of Dean MoCutchan, the choir and the soloist-, gave a full hour program of music. The program was well attended both by students and townspeople. MisWalker with her violin £ave two numbers accompanied by Prof. Thompson at the organ. d- -I- d- d* S. P. C. To Meet With Mrs. ANeM There will be a meeting of the > P. C. Tuesday night at seven-thirty, with Mrs. Kenneth West, 629 I Walnut St., as hostess. Democratic Club Elects Officers The Putnam County Democratic club met Saturday afternoon in the Law Library of the court house, and officers were elected for the coming year. Following is the list of the new officers: President, Mrs. LUiek King; vice-president, Mrs. Glascos Britton; -ecretary, Mrs. Bonnie Willyiams, and treasurer, Mrs. Thco. Crawley. Interesting plans for the r mine year were enthusiastically disc.i.-rd.
Putnam Lodge No. 4.> I. O. O. E. To Meet Tuesday Evening Putnam Lodge Vo. 45 I. O. 0. F.
will meet Tuesday evening, Fc b. IS, and theie will be work in the Bird
Society
;i\\ iided to Mr-. Russell halier, ami le>frp( , Fi|lmort , , 0 0 F Me Henry Koessler Mrs. Harvey wj|| brinjf a fandidate down for rilt . (ox, Mrs. Lawrence Long, and M,ss| nam to confer thp fim d , p .
(bin Smith were guests for the af-1 »» , . , . | the degree staff he present. All "m t. > ,o„n. Valentin colors were earned j bp|s arp Welconip
Marshall Snider Announces Marriage Marshall Snider, son of .Mr. and Mrs. L. I). Snider, entertaining at! his home on Commercial Place Sunday evening, announcing his marriage | to Mis. Blanche luiyne, daughter ot Frank Stultz of Ladoga, which took place February :!, 1930, at Robinson,) III., with the Rev. Henry Cudlipp, 1 officiating. Mrs. Snider before her marriage; was employed at the Putnam county hospital and is well known here. Pre-Adolescence .study Group To Hear Yount Warren J. Yount, superintendent of chools, will speak this evening before the Pre-Adolescent Study Group at Bowman gym at seven forty-five. His subject will be “School Machinery.” This will include state and city organization and schools, financing and co-t and teachers’ qualifications and responsibilities. + d* + + -S- •• Standard Bearers To Meet Tuesday The Standard Bearers will meet on Tuesday evening at 7:16 o’clock, at the Allison home.
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