The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 March 1930 — Page 3
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hereen drama,, adapt^'“n utionally snccessCohan play, which was Farl Derr IViggers* [nix as a writer who •roaring night of adp< I'rtcd inn while on pliicp. of solitude in of the Broadly P'K'tion, Joseph Allen | "acy, re-enact their °f Biy. Others in riam Seegar, DeWitt pet Livingston, Cron- •* n i.nti. ti.'io, Ntlk •ferhert, Allen Ro«-
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Mristling with such spectacular deeds as a parachute jump through tin* skyscraper of a hig department store; the kidnapping of a lumber king'- dare-devil son, who is shipped to the “big trees” country for disci plinaiy purposes; and the son’s series of red-blooded tights for supifonacy amortc the lumberjack bruisers, “The Aifar-ing Vagabond,” staring Boh Steele, open at the \ onenstle Theatre Friday and plays thru Saturday. “THo A mating Vagabond” gives young Steele the prime of his meteoric screen career to demonstrate his versntiWty as an athlete. Che production was flfrned, for the most part, among the giant (redwoods in the ( aliftrrnia State Redwood Park, near Santa Crut, Calif. In additron to Sti’ele, thoae who appeared under the direction of Wallace Fox in the feature include Thelma Daniels, {he leading woman; lom
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and Edith Vorke. I-inghom, Jay Morky, Perry E'<l laugh have Ireen <1°* k and l^rfe McKee.
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KUA< IIDALF Mr. and Mrs. Noble Wallace and children visited relatives Sunday night near Amo. Mrs. lyottie Barker of Indianapolis visited Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm SUve> and children. Mis* Marjorie Cal! was the <|Ue.-t of Miss Bonnie Me Mains of Creeneastle Satunlay am) Sunday, and attended the Rector formal Saturday night. Mrs. Bell Byrd is visiting this week with her daughte r Mr«. Carson Jacobs and family of Lafayette. Mrs. Chas. Heed and son Jamesspent the week end in Indiana poll, with Dr. and Mrs. Frank Reid. Miss Doris Helen Stronlee entertained the Pan Hellenic flub Friday evening, bridge was played and delicious refreshments s- rved. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Deisher called on Mrs. Alma Grater in Indianapolis Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Turner Couchman of Andiairatrolls visited Sunday with the formers parents Mr. and Mrs. John Couch man. Mr. and Mrs WillU Flynn of Danville visited Sunday with Mr, and
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(ireencastle were Sunday gue-ts of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Faller. Mrs. Everett Moore, who lives south of Greenrastle, returned home from the County hospital Thursd-iy after several days of observation and,
treatment.
I he thiee-ycnr-old daughter of Mr. and Mr . Niles York, south college avenue, was knocked unconscious on ; Wednesday when she ran across the I street into the path of an automobile driven by Steve CTienoweth. The fender of the auto thro the little girl ! clear of the machine. According to Dr. W. M. McGaughey she was not
seriously injured. , Mayor W. I
Ricketts Optometrist l-'.yes tested, glasses properly tilted, and repaired. oppositi: \\ esi i:r\ uniun
Ben H. Wells announces hi* candidacy for trustee of Madison township, subject to the Republican primary election on May fi, 10.10. We are authorized to announce that I Charles Hendrieh, of Monroe township is a candidate for trustee of the Repithlican primary election, Tuesday, May tl.
Announcements
FOR SHERIFF
We are authorized to announce
Denman and members I * LV * 1J , R ,™ N as a can,,i ‘ la t e f *’ r I of the city council viewed the city j ** rl ° utMani
|.aik site on outh Bloomington street I'Thmsday afternoon. The site wa a [gift to the city from Mr. and Mrs.,
FOR TREASURER Gilbert E. Ogles announces his enn- | didacy for the republican nomination j for treasurer of Putnam county, suhI j ct to the primary, May (5.
Clarence O.
County, subject io I candidacy for
Davis announces his the nomination of Putnam county, subject
■ lohn Robe. The council will talk over ; the proposition before making any definite announcements regarding ‘’.p possibilities of making the site into ; i city park. i Postmaster E. R. Bartley and Asistant postmaster and Mrs. Ernest Stoner were in Rushville Thursday. Miss Lucinda Frank of Rus.sellv : lte left the County hospital Thursday. Mrs. Margaret Broadstreet, of this city, entered the County hospital on Thursday. The Central Tiust Company, receiver for O. L. Goodlander, has filed a final report in the Putnam Circuit court, showing that four preferred creditors have been paid sixty percent of their claims and that there will he no funds available to pay the common claims. The repoit was approved by the court. CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF Allen Eggers of Jackson township has announced hi- candidacy for the nomination for Sheriff of Putnam county, on the Democratic ticket. Mr. Eggers was born in Jackson township 41 yeais ago and has sp'mt his entire life on live farm where he now lives. Jackson is a strong Democrat township and has not been rep-te-ented with a county office for over in years except a district commis.-ion-er, and prosecuting attorney. Mr. Eggers comes from one of the oldest and largest Democrat families of the county and is making his third primary race for the nomination for
sheriff.
Mr. Eggers is well qualified for the office having received hi- grade and high school education in Putnam county, and business college course at Indianapolis. He states that the onlypromise he has to make to the voters is, that if elected, to serve the public to the best of his ability. DEPAUW ( H \I’EL Prophesying that the student of economics who was well versed in economic law would be in a position tome now to render a distinct service to the nation in helping to solve its unemploymt nt problem, Dr. G. Bromley Oxnam, president of DePauw University, used the unemployment situation as the basis for his chapel address here Wednesday. Not only did he encourage the student to delve into the field of economies hut stated that patrotism manifested itself more in helping o country to solve its serious problems than being able to stand and sing the right song at the right time. Dr. Oxnam indicated that he considered the unemployment situation as serious an I indicated that it was ‘‘fertile .soil" in which the seeds of communism coul I find root.
Mrs. ("has. Bobbin.- and family. Miss Marjorn Call, local harpist, furnished the music during a bridgeluncheon Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Walter Shomate in Lebanon. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hughes of
PUBLIC SALE I he undersigned «ill sell at Public Sale at farm, two mile- north «f Cloverdale, on ST. Road 13. Beginning at
10:30 A. M.
Tues., March 25th, 8 HEAD OF HORSES . . Six head of good »ork horses, and two yearling colts. 9 HEAD OF ( M ILE 9 Two cows with calves hy side two 2 year old heifers. Springer*; Four yearling heifers, I 2->enr old Bull. SIXTEEN HEAD OF HOGS Three brood sows, l»o with pigs hy side; IS head of shoals, weight about
75 lbs. eaeh.
EIGHT HE\n OF GOOD SHEEP FARMING IMPLEMENTS Traeler plow and disc;One 5-foot disc; hay rake; tooth harrow; Hay rake; corn binder; two cultivators: timth harrows; corn planter walking plow; riding plow mowing machine; hinder; one wagon; cream separator: wood saw; set of workharmss, and
other articles.
Tbia farm of 297 acres is for rent.
Tergis slated day i»f sale.
INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Hogs reci ipts 5,00(1; holdovers 279; mostly 10c off, excepting few choice loads about steady; 1H0-225 lbs. Mti.6-> to $10.75; one loud $10.SO; 22"i t > 275 lbs. $10.25 to $10..i0; 276 to .T2'. lbs. $10 to $10.25; 325 to 400 lbs. $9.75 to $10; 130 to ISO lbs. $10.10 to sio - TO; 100 to 130 lbs. $0.35 to $10; packing sow* $8 to $9.
the Democratic Primary election. treasurer of o | to the Democratic primary election, John R. Cox announces his camli- loo-day, May o, 1930.
dacy for the If publican nomination
for sheriff <»f Putnam county, subject Ray W. Etcheson, of Monrne TownMay llfl930. Ury ' • romilay. .hip, announces his candidacy for
o 1 treasurer of Putnam county, subject to John T. Sutherlin of Greencastle' lhe Democratic primary election,
announces his candidacy for the nom- 11 "‘' l: ' v - Ma y (5, 1930. I served six iiiation of sheriff of Putnam County, I months owr SP,,S in ,hp World war.
subject to the deck ion of the Demo- i
cratic primary election, Tuesday, May W. I Handy of Greencastle nn6, J930. ; nouncos his candidacy for the Domo- | cratic nomination for treasurer of I wish to say to the voters of Put-1 '’“'"am county, subject to the decision nam county, that 1 am a Democratic j* rimary, May fi, 1930.
candidate for Sheriff and ask for your j
-upport, May 0th. Lawrence Gam-1 'Carles Sutherlin, of Russell town-
i ship, announces his candidacy for
way.
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treasurer of Putnam county, subject
Have Braden announces his candi-1 to the democratic primary election, dacy for the Republican nomination 'I day, May fi, 1930.
for sheriff of Putnam county, sub
ject to the primary election. Yourj ASSESSOR
.support will he appreciated.
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Allen Eggers of Jackson township
announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff of Put-
nam county, subject to the dicision of! the decision
the primary election, May <i.
We are authorized to announce the name of CHARLES MARSHALL as a candidate for the nomination of assessor of Putnam County, subject to
of the Democratic prim-
, ary election, Tuesday, May C. 1930.
To The Voters of Putnam County I am a Democratic candidate for
Clarence A. Vestal announces hi candidacy fur the Democratic nom-
ination for sheriff of Putnam eouu-1 » c n . > & ff'Z®
1 promise my time and best abili-
Tuesday May 0, 1930.
Raymond “Rex” Hammond, of Washington township, announces hi.candidacy for Sheriff of Putnam coua- j ty, subject to the Republican primary ! election, Tuesday, May 0, 1930.
ty will be given to the interest of the taxpayers of Putnam County.
EDWARD II. DALBY.
We are authorized to announce that Gilbert R. Snider is a candidate for sheriff of Putnam county, subject to the decision of the Democratic primary election, Tuesday, May . FOR AUDITOR We are authorized to announce William A. Cooper as a candidate for Auditor of Putnam county, subject to the Democratic primary election, on Tuesday, May 0, 1930.
TOWNSHIP \SSESSOR Clyde Metz announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for assessor of Monroe township, subject to the primary election, May <>.
R. T. Moore states he is a Republican candidate for assesor of Warren township, subject to the primary election, May 0. Dan Rosser announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for assessoi of Greencastle town.-hip, subject to the decision of the primary May C.
George F. Browning announces his candidacy of Greencastle township, subject to the Republican primary
i lection, May ti, 1930.
Harold Shannon of Roachdale announces his candidacy for auditor of Putmim county, subject to the decision of the Democratic voters at the primary election, May (i.
FOR CLERK Daniil V. Hurst announces his canPaul Alhin, of Greencastle town-1 didacy for the Democratic nomination ship, announces his candidacy for ! for as-uesor of Monroe township, auhClerk of the Putnam Circuit court, j ject to the primary election, May ti. subject to the decision of the Demo- |
Jesse L. Nelson of Monroe township announces that lie is a candidate for the Republican nomination for ass. r of his town-hip, subject to the primarv election, May 6.
cratic Primary election May C, 1930.
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J W. Herod of Greencastle announces his candidacy for Clerk of the Putnam Circuit court and kindly solicits the support of the voters of Putnam county in the Democratic Primary election, May 6, 1930.
George candidacy ation for
M. Rissler announces his for the Republican nomin-a-sessor of Washington
Gilbeit E. McCammack announces i township, subject to the primary elechis candidacy for tlm nomination for tion, May 0. 24-0p.
clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court subject to the Democratic primal; . Your support will he appreciated.
FUR SURVEYOR
Orville O’Neal announces his candidacy for surveyor of Putnam eoun-
FOR TRUSTEE
Harry L. Wells announces his can-i,
didacy for the nomination of trusted ^ ^ Dom.x-ratie primary
of Greencastle township, subject
the Republican primary, Tuesday May.. For Surveyor of Putnam county,— 0, 1930. Aithur Plummer, of Warren town-
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We are authorized to announce tb it ; at the Burl Alcorn is a candidal, lor inis May <’>. tee of Floyd township, subject to fioj -
Democratic primary, Tue day, Maj
lith. Support appreciated.
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will appreciate your -upport Democratic primary election,
A. L. Evens announce his candidacy for the nomination for trust.v of Warren township, subject to tile Republican primary election, May (i,
1930.
FOR RECORDER
We are authorized to announce the name of Edwin F. Stone a* a candidate for Rerordet of Putnam county, subject to the derision of the Demo eratlc palmary election, May fi. 19:10.
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Mrs. Atla Wilson of Greencastle, anj flounces her candidacy for recorder
C. M. Ewing announces his candi- of Putnam county, subject to the deflacy for the nomination of Trustee <•• ion of the Democratic Primary elec-
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W. S. Lawter announce his candi-
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for Trustee of Clinton Township, suh 1930. j ct to the primary election, Mav oj 1930, port-
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Andrew E. Durham.
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John Wysong announces his cam!!- candidacy
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James P. Hughes announce* his
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Frank Sutherlin of Warren town- Prosecuting Attorney ship announces his candidacy for trus- Il*e Voters of Putnam County— tee, subject to the Democratic primary j 1 an ' a cundidate for the office of election, Hay C. j Prosecuting Attorney for the filth. _o Judicial Circuit of the State of IniiHurschel V. Ruark announces hisj* nnt composed of Putnam County.) his candidacy for the Democratic I * respectfully solicit yoor vote for nomination for trustee of Marion I°IDce, and if I am successful in township, subject tv this primary P |. being elected I promise you to fill the ection, May fi, 1930. poslti-m with the be** service I cujfubU of gendering, . J, H. JAMEg