The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 March 1930 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER, C.REENCASTLE, INDIANA. MONDAY, MAR. H, l^ 11

L unty Treasurer and Mrs. Gilbert Ojfles were visitois in Indianapolis Saturday ev.eniDP Sheriff Edward Eiteljortfe was conto hi- lied Monday suffering, of stomach trouble. Mi \nn Finnegan who is teaching at Kniix, spent the week-end with friends in (ireencastle. Mi . (ii .rge Bruce of Indianapolis, pent .Sunda\ with Mrs. C. ('. Hurst, U.'i E. Franklin street. Mi Flora Vamlament has returned

James S. AD an of .Ladoga, WAS visitor here Saturday.

THE DAII.Y B ANNER

New storm do its an* being placed nt the entrance- to the postoffiee lobby. Double door- w 3! be installed to place the revolv it u doors which have proven unsatisfactory, due to the fact that they fan the lobby with cold ajr currents and provide a playground fur unruly young".-'' i s. Walter Heath, local contrai tm, installing the new doors.

Entered in (he Post Office at Creencnstlr, Indiana, ns second class mail matter. Fnder the act of March 3,

1ST9.

Subscription price, 10 cents

week.

ilobail Ruybill, -0 years old, penal

to I ay lor university at Upland, Ind., fumi escape, \vb'» was sentenced to where h 1 i- dean of women, after a i K pj.y t , j yea / - iti the Indiana State v. it with her mother, Mis. D. I., fte form a lory in the Putnum Circuit \ aiidament and her .-ister, Mrs. R-1 COU |(, Saturday, was taken to the reK. Richards. i furraatory at Pendleton Sunday by - —- I DainiU SlterilV Alva Hryun. Hay-

bill was brought here for sentence fimn the refoi mat <>ry where he servi <1 a term imposed by another county after his escape from the penal farm.

GONE HI I M» I EORGOTTliN

Tennis Racquets Tennis Balls Hav ball Gloves Baseballs Hats Golf Balls Playground Balls

and if you wish to go a little farther afield— ishing Tackle

Drop in and look over our line of sporting equipment.

SAM HANNA’S BOOK STORE

Successor To Southard's Hook Store

Sherman Stiles passed away one year ago today M;itch 17, 1030. 'T is hard to break the tender cord When love ha- buund the heart ’Tii hard so hard to speak the word we must forevc, part Dearest loved one we must lay thee in the peaceful grave embrace But thy memory will be cheri.-hed ’Til we see thy be avenly face Mother, Brothe r and Sister.

Cloverdale Couple

Married Here Saturday

* ,er j Miss Flossie Mundy, daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mundy bf Cl<>vj t rdale, and Frank Sing-, son of Mr. I and Mrs. Luther Sims, also of CToveri dale, were married here Saturday af- ' ternoon in the county clerk’s office by Elder Lawrence H. Athey. The j young couple were accompanied

— 1 the groom’s parents.

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Harry T. Stui.es, wife and family

Personal And Local News

Hill-boro and

visited relatives at Waynetown, Sunday.

The Greencastle Band will practice this evening at 7::.'!0 o'clock. All mem-

bers bo pro-ent on time.

Walter Wright, Fillmore feed nnd mill dealer, is confined to his home j offering of stomach and heart trou-

ble.

Steward Richards of Indianapolis, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Richard.-, east

Franklin street.

C. J. Ferrand, circulation manager I of the Daily Banner and Indianapolis I News, u dei went an operation for the i removal nf his tonsils at the county

] hospital Monday morning.

Frank J. Thomas is at home from

I a visit in

Theta Alumnae. Mieting Post (Mined

The meeting of tie Kappa Theta Alumnae club vhich was

Alpha

fhildren’s Colds ^ ^ Checked without

••dosing.” Rub on

New Wash Dresses

OVER t? MILLION JARS USED YEARLY

si o:,

have been held .March has

been

llainbri.lge Club Women In Meeting The Bainbridge Home Economics Club met March 13, with Mrs. Huy Etchoson presiding as president. Responses were given of famous immi-

grants.

The Lailies chorus furnished the music. Mrs. R. ..H. Sands read a splendid paper on “The making of an

American”

A wonderful review on the book,

II is smart to wear these cotton frocks for home, street or shoopinj*- wear. They are trimly tailored and smartly styled of line fast color materials.

thk QtAI.ITY shop .1. H. ITH HFORD

j postponed until Saturn . March 2H.

Domestic Science ( lull Meets Tuesday

The Domestic Si h nee club will meet Tuesday afteriioon at 2 o’clock with Mrs. Mack Join The a.-.-i-tunt

“The Lantern in her hand” was given

by Mrs. Fred Lewman, this being 1 the annual Silver Tea, refreshments were served. ££ \J[

Mrs. Tillotson Entertains

For Mrs. Ector

Miss Cntherline ffillot-on

enter-

hostesses will be Mr F M. I-yon ami | ^nt, i-t a j, p(| three tables of bridge Mrs. James I. Nelsm lh program | y i u , i a y night in honor of Mrs. J. J.

is in charge of Mrs M M. Marshall.

Miss Mary Mc.NelT Brice of Frank Johnson

M|iss Mary McNeff, daughter of ! Mr. and Mrs. Tildec McNeff of Wari ,-en township, wa - united in marriage j at high noon Sunday, March 10, to j Frank Johnson, .-<>11 ot Mr. and Mrs. Hebei Johnson, east Seminary street.

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Out-Of-Town Guests

I'eated At Tea

Mrs. C. W. Hurst, Mrs. W. O Tim-

Philadelphia, RosellV Park,' i mo,ls - Mls ' ^n.cst Steaer. and Mrs.

New i ^Beemer entertained at the

N. J., Klizabeth, Newark nnd

K.tor who is leaving for Portland, t . ( , 1 . enl0n y V va- read by the Rev. Ore. The decorations suggested St. p; John-on, brother of the bride-PaUick’.-day. Miss Pearl O’Hair am M groom a t his home in Melcher, Iowa,

, to high -cores and

of the Groencastie Business-* fessional Wonii'i,’-v t .| U i,, 4.,' Boyce, Miss Irene Huesti-^ Margaret Maloney w : || ,, . . tonight when they . ■ Mist anniversai. banquetI zil club. '

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Miss Ella Mahanna won the prizes j fn p] ac{ . thi couple went

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New 19.10 designs at your own price or a- high a- you want to pay, if you are thinkkng of ordering your paper let me come and measure your rooms, you will want ..to . know the amount to buy amd there will be no

charge .f wo ciuu deal, that is fair. .. 11,!/. and <0. .

York City. Mr. Thomas has been in the east for the past seven months. , Mr. and Mr-. Vernon Worrall and children of Indianapolis spent Sunday here with Mrs. Worrall’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Long, south Locust street, and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Canrilla have received word of the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Caruse, of Walkerton, Ontario. Mrs. Caruso was formerly Miss Antoinio Caneilla. The baby ha- I teen named Patricia Ann. George Hitz, 80 years old, founder

Country Club this afternoon with luncheon-bridge in honor of guests]

for high -cores and Mrs. Ector received the guest prize. Mrs. Ector h.-a been visiting her parents, Mr.

a.id Mis. S. A. Hays.

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Mrs. Lucas Hostess To D. A. R. Tuesday VVa-hburn Chapter nf D. y j

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it yourself if you

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As we have sold our Klevator to Farmer cooperative, we will be located in Besser Bldg 1 ., just north of Klevator, March and April, with all kind, feeds* fence, John Deere and Oliver Farm Tools. We have about 1000 bu. 19:** oats, good enough for seed, delivered at .')5u per bu. Hollybrook Soy Beans, 7 C / Homony Meal 835.00 ])er ton.

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CWIPBI-LL BROS. (Ireencastle. Ind.

commission house in Indianapolis, which supplie- many Greencastle merchant-, died Sunday at Altadena, Cal., where he has lived for the pa.-t four yeai.-. S. P. Ochiltree, head of the Associated Press in Indiana, will address the DePauw University press club in ito mceting Tuesday night nt Longden hall, according to an announcement from George Rinehart, president of the Press club. County Prosecutor and Mrs. Marshall Abrams, Campbell apartments, are the parents of a daughter, Marilyn .lane, born at the Methodist hospital, Saturday night. Both ♦aother and daughter are doing nicely. H. C. Warren, sports editor of the I South Bend News Times and well- ; known Indiana high -chool basketball official, was initiated into the DePauw , Univer-'ity chapter of Sigma Delta I Chi, national journalistic fraternity, j here Friday night. Warren is an as- ] -ociate member of the fraternity | which was founded on the DePauw campus. Edwin V. O’Neel, DePauw alumnus now on the staff of the Indianapolis Times, is national pre-i-I dent of Sigma Delta Chi.

Has

PLAN

of hi

is own

OU, too, need

plan of your own— particularly if you have

« wife, and chiidien not yet velf-iupporting ... In brief, a plan that will put your family'i future protection on a solid business-like foundation . . , The plan takes the form of one or more Trust Funds,

meorporated in and made part of your will:

—you name trustee.

us your executor and

— you tel us how you wish the assets of your estate invested.

— you name the ones you with to receive the income, how often and in what amoaortt to makethe payments.

—you empower us.to make payments out of the principal if serious family needs develoo-

-you state how long each trust fund it to remain in effect, and when the invested capital is finally to be turned over to your iaraity.

Most men now-e-days want a pirn that will definitely take care of the financial requirements of their feaMkes in the years to come.

If you are iriterestad In bavins "a plan of your own," coma in and see us.

CAPITAL SURPLUS

TrtifitCompany $50,000 $50,000

from Indianapolis and Terre Haute. St. Patrick’s day green predominated throughout the d. nations. Ther • were twenty-four tab.' - of Bridge. The out-of-town gue-ts were Mrs. Gertrude Peterson, Mrs. George Bruce Mrs. Badger Willian.-on, and Mrs. John Diedrich of Indianapolis, and Mrs. George Morris of Terre Haute. Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. C. W. Otis and Mrs. C. C. Hur-t will entertain the .-ame group of women with a musical tea at the Country club. Harp music will frature the afternoon's diversion. d* v "I* "I* Century (lul> Entertains Local Girl Scait Troop In the Community hall of the Mcth-odi-t church on Saturday afternoon, the Century club entertained at their annual party Troope One of the Gill Scouts of Greencastle, for which organization the club is sponsor. The special guests were the 1 mother- of the Girl Scouts. During the aften oon i playlet was given, entitled "The Dine Scout.” In this skit the girls demonstrated the 1 variou lii|!‘-' of activity in which -routing is interested, such as nature -tudy, tiail blazing, first aid, music, dancing and the qualities of character brought out by the Girl Scout law and promise. Those taking part were, Hetty Nichols, Elizabeth Yount, Jean Stewart, Robin Pence, Marjory Smith, Jane Etter, Genevieve O’Hair. Maxine Smith, Viiginia Troop, Maxine Williams, Marion Ellis, Marilyn Stewart, Betty Greenleaf, Katherine Vaughn, Violet Long, and Erdine Cox. The -oene of the play represented an Indian village and the stage was beautifully decorted in rugs and blanket-', vases and other Indian relics. Each girl played her part splendidly. Mrs. Nichols, president of the Century club, introduced the three university students who have tmined the Girl Scouts in their activitie- during the winter: Miss Ruth Curtis, Lieut.; Miss Anne Nichols and Mis- Gladys Denison. Under the leadership of these young women the members of the organization have progressed rapidly and efficiently in all classes of Scout work. Mrs. Fred L. O’Hair has served as captain of the troop this year. After the progiam the guests were served with refreshments, the spirit of St. Patrick’ Day being emphasized by the use of shamrock candies and favors. Mrs. Raymond Pence and Mrs. Gustave Arlt, member.- of the Scout committee of the Century Club, planned the social hour. ■F •!• -I- -I* *!• Monday Kook Club Meets Tonight Mrs. H. W. Voltmier will fie hostess to the Monday Bonk club this evening at eiKht o’clock at her home, 1017 S. College avenue. •!* *1- -J- *1- -1* Keystone Bible < Iusk To Meet Tuesday The Keystone Bible class will meet with Mrs. Guy Black, Northwood, on Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. Response- will be your favorite hymn. Miss Etta Adam will have charge of the program anU will have for her subject, “St. Augustine.” v -F + *F Penelope ( luh To Meet Tomorrow The Penelope club will meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Frank Deer, 407 E. Washington street. Mrs. LcRoy Brown will bo in charge of the program. •'• *|* *|* *F Budge (luh To Meet Tuesday Evening The L. F. F. Bridge club will meet Tuesday evening with Mrs. Charles Crawley on north Indiana street. •r -I- -J- "l* Standard Bearers To Entertain Tuesday Eve The Standard Heaters of the Methodist church will entertain their mothers at the home of Miss Carolin Ellis, Tuesday at 7:30 o’clock.

Lobby l.u Owens Entertains On litr Tenth Birthday Bobby Lu Owens, little daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. Harvey Owens, East Walnut St., entertained twenty-four little friend.- in honor of her tenth birthday. The afternoon was spent in playing games and contests :*.fter which refreshment- of little cakes and cream were served The house was beautifully decoated with balloons and the colors of pink and white were

curried out

Those present were: Joy and Jane Smith, Bobby Lu Owens, Frances O’Hair, Esther Zook, Ann Albright, Elizabeth Smith, Betty and Barbara ] Yimcker, Betty Grimes, Virginia Her-j aid, Lucile Rice, Marylin Lytle, Hoi-, Cook, Irene Smith, Gertrude Roach, I Norma Clair Bryant, Nannette Hoi- [ towel 1, Dorothy Arnold, Dorothy Foyd i and Lola Lisby, Virginia Ruark, An- j eta Hicks and Dorothy Frances Burn-I es of Fillmore.

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Business and Professional Women’s Club To Give Pitch-in Supper The Busine.-s and Professional Women’s club will have a pitch-in supper Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. J. O. Cammack. Members please meet at the postoffiee at fi:LY o’cl ickand transportation will be provided. Please bring table service.

Saturday.

Mrs.V Johnson is w II known in Greencastle, as -he bad made her home here for the past several years, living with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Vestal. She was graduated from the Green-Ca-tle high school and for the past two years has been employed in the Pitchford store, where she made many

intimate friend.-.

Mi. Johnson also graduated from the high school here and is now employed in Chicago, where they will make their future home. Greencastle Club Members To Attend Banquet At Biazil Miss KatiienTo' Tillot-on, president

mett with Mrs. Ford Lucaj h evening, March 18, at 7:3),' Mrs. Archie Allen will di.. cu< coin in Indiana."

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Purple Robed Junior Choir To Repeat Concert Thursday Mr. K. R. Unified, the diito the Purple Robed Junior C» Greencastle, a ■ me - that I will repeat tl was given in Meharij Hall lut This time, the com nt will 0,8 the high si I ". .'litniuiu I evening, March 31st at 7:# Note the hour i a little '•anig! usual for -uch function-. Thai

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CHICKEN DINNER POULTRY RATION. The Mash of Many Proteins

82.8.1 per hundred, delivered any station in Indiana. There is no better recommendation for a feed than enlhu RKPi: \7 ORDERS. We are getting many. Bunker Hill feeder

his second lot:; “Nothing like it”; Logansport, " I he best mash I fed": Local pnultrv man, “Fresh ground feeds like vour "( hirke#

.. V Mil will iri'l Die same result-, 'tnrl the

ner" have no equal”. You will get the same results, siari

right and follow through.

This is the feed that put “fit” in profit. Certainly a feed lhat “fil" vour needs. Direct from mill to you. T wo new piutein- ak. SDYliE \ N OIL MF\L WD SUNFLOWER SEED OH. Ml \Uj

own products. I igurc for yourself.

lafaVette MILLINE (0. Lafayette, Ind, The Home of Pi (hove offer is for 200 lbs. or more—check to accompany ordts

her sphere of influence

Usually it encompasses the family circle. She influences the education of her children, the family budget, the get-ahead plans of her husband and the provisions he is making to safeguard the future of herself and the children. One of her first concerns is that he make his will, and some kind of trust arrangement that will make it. easier feff her to take over the management of the family resources. A regular income is one of the things that a Trust Fund is designed to provide, and one of the things that she should have.

you, yourself, are persuaded that a family plan of this kind is worth looking into, why not persu<»de your lusband to look into it, too? Suggest that he come m and talk with us. Or, if, before speaking to him about it, you would like’some more information^we will glad-

Iv give it to you.

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