The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 May 1930 — Page 2
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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. THURSDAY, MAY lo, 1930.
Will You Top Tli<‘ Market?
The market wants a growthy pi^' that is smoothly finished, but not too fat and chuffy. Feed Wayne PigMeal now and build frames for Market Toppers.
TIIK DAII.V UAM.VKK Knurwl in the Offic*- at (Ir^n canllt', liuiiunH. hwoiuI clans mnil niiilt«T. Umlcr Ihc act of March 3,1 1879. Siihncriiition price, 10 cent* per t^erronal And Local News
Green"a-tla IJ.icanipnient No. 50 O. O. F. w;il meet Friday niK'it.
Fee Dodyp, of Greentlie Dodge Hotel in
Greencaatle.
Broadway & Main T. K. VANDIVKR, Mgr.
F’hone 77
PURE FOOD COMMITTEE NOTES The committee from the Council of Woman's clubs of Greencastle in connection with the Hoard of Health that the law in regard to the handling of food should he more closely followed in Greencastle in the future. The co-operation of all restaurants, grot oies, mijat markets and soda fountain, is a-ked hy the commitThe : tale law requires that food should not lie exposed and that all f'«(ds placed on the side walk should he two feet from above the side walk and should lie covered, the committee
r tales.
All di. he
ise one ounce in two gallons of water for sterilization. Then they must he rinsed in cold water. The committee of women will make frequent visits for inspection to see ‘hat these rules are carried nut. So far the merchants are showing a willingness to co-operate with the women.
Mr. and Mr
castle, are at
Washineton.
Horn to Mi. and Mr . Glen (niff, of Ku dlville, Monday May 5, a dauirher, Donna Jean. A mushroom of a sponge variety mea nring 20 inches around, wn. found by William II. Strain. Fred Ha pel of Greeinthstle, i suffering of an injured left shoulder a. the result of an auto accident. Mrs. Frank Hltiles left Thursday, on Thursday afternoon for Lllllej Rock, Ark. Mr. Millies will leave later,
in Die week
Mis. ye White, who ha l>een spending the winter wilh relatives in ( Indianapolis lias returned to her home j mi Howard street.
Even Boys Enjoy
This Quick Shampoo Some sense to this shampoo! A
Society Priscilla Cluli Sews For Hospital Mies Kva Milburn, superintendent of the county hospital announced on Thursday that the Priscilla club had done sewing for the hospital. •!• *!• •!• 4* *»• ’('oterie Club Meeting fs Postponed The Coterie Club meeting scheduled for Friday evening, has been postponed one week. •F ’I* *F •!• -!• -!• Mrs. Herbert Williams Entertains Bridge Club Mrs. Herbert Williams entertained the*membt r of the L. F. F. Bridge club Wednesday evening. Mrs. I>eonidas Mi Neely and Mr'*. Ralph Morris
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At all dealers, 10c,
^ap Rose Soap Made byjaum> S. Kirk 4k Co., Ctuvaao
HOLD BANK BANDIT
HAMMOND, Ind., May 15 (CP)— Two employes of the Maywood Trust and Savings Company today identified James Brezak, 36, Chicago, as
ami utensils used in pub- leader of the trio who held up the
li, rating places should he sterilized in boiling water. If this i- impracticable the following rule should he ; adopted instead: “All glasses, plates ami spoon.-, shall lie washed in the usual manner. Then they should he passed through the following solution: Sal soda, 2 jiounds, chlorinated lime, 12 ounces, dissolved in two galIons of water, straining tide solution,
hank on May 8 and escaped with $22,000. ft m t* * Paul Siegrist, cashier, and Miss Anna Morland, Teller, viewed Brezak in Hammond, where he was brought from Chicago. Both were positive in their identification. He was picked hy each form a dozen men. Police expected arrest of Hrezark'a companions momentarily.
Mrs. Charles Fishy suffered a stroke of apoplexy at her home in Floyd Township, Tuesday evening about six o’clock. Her condition is re-
ported, very serious.
Judge Willard H. Gemmill, of the Indiana . upreme court bench, and a graduate of Del’auw Univer ity, announced Wednesday that he was a ! candidate for renomination at the ReI publican state convention next month. City firemen made a run to the Snider grocery on north College avenue Thursday morning when a Gard t tier lira-, ice truck caught fire in |
Jap Rose Soaps
At
THE OWL DRUG STORE
And
FLKENilR’S drug store
HKDIICKI) HOUND TRIP FARES
INDIANAPOLIS VIA TERRE HAUTE,, INDIANAPOLIS & EASTERN TRACTION CO. Account I. O. O. |\ GRAND IODGF, K KKHKKAll ASSEMBLY MAY 1920 I . A \. M. (.R AND LODGE. MAY 2'A TO 27TH. I WO \ Ml ONE-H ALF FOR THE HOl'NI) TRIP Tickets good going on all Trains. t-K f. II. I. & E. Agent for any further information.
at Ladoga, was released ftom th' County Jail Wednesday evening hy Sheriff Eiteljorge, Shortly after his release National Guard officials came for the young man. The Sheriff told them he did not feel warranted iff
front of the store. Emmett Scott and i l h " 1,lin * tho • voun « man an V lon ‘f' r Robert Garl, who had charge of the bt ‘ taus ? of the condition of the young
truck, had the tire out when the fire-
Howurd and the consolation prize wa received by Mrs. Charles Crawley.
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Chapter I of P. E. O. Sbterhond Met VA dli Mrs. A. W. Crandall Chapter I of the P. E. 0. Sisterlio,,d held their regular business meeting at the home of Mrs. A. W. Crandall, 409 Elm street Wednesday af-
ternoon.
There was a good attendance.
Mrs. Eay Davidson Is
llnstess To Ladies Bible Class The Ladies Bible class of the First
Baptist church met at the home of Mrs. Fay Davidson, 307 west Columbia -treet Wednesday evening. A
uul ne: sister Miss tiers’ Day program was given. Ten
Crouch who have been m Florida the |m . nih( , r were present. After the busipast six nionti! have letumed to nesf) m eetiiig delicious refreshments
their home on Fast Seminary St. wprp sprv( , ( j Sam Machnll, of Bainbridge, arrest- .j. .j. j. e,l this week by county officers, on| Mrs Frank Hit ties request of National Guard authorities Honored wjth Tea
Mi-. Charles J. Arnold entertained
with a farewell tea in honor of Mrs. Frank Bittles and her friends Wednesday afternoon. The house was beautifully decorated with spring flowers. Centerpieces were pink roses and green tapers. Sixty guests were pres-
men arrived. Little damage wa^ done. Mr. and Mrs. T J Donelson of Indianapolls are spending the week ! with the later's parents, Mr. and Mrs \ AV P. Judy and family west of Brick Chapel Mr. and Mrs. Donelson expert to return to Indianapolis Fri
man’s health. Machall is said to have
missed drill at Ladoga.
RECKLESS DRIVER FINED Truman D.-ni , of Judsunia, Ark., enroute with a friend to Detroit, Mich., where they were seeking work,
| had their trip interrupted on the Na-
day noon where they will enjoy a short I' i,,nal roa,, in Putnam c,,unt >' Th,,rs - visit with Miss AVanietta and Gail ,la > "u.rnmg when they passed State
Motor Vehicle Officer John Early on
Judy and leave there for Chicago on Saturday morning where they ex pert to make I heir home this sum mer. Mr. Donelson' mothers home
1 ' | is in Chicago.
S'P E CIAL -this month only
von i* OE j> K’E ltO\ toward the purchase of the (■its.O|»< k i*a4e<l KHri^^ralor
> Vitalixer —Included If ilhout Extra Cu»t An enamel ware cnrrtuiner that will keep xnur vegetables crisp and Iresh and help you make tastier salads.
a hill, without sufficient clear view ahead. The officer arrested Davi* on a charge of reekle^ driving. Davis was lined $1 and co: ts, amounting to $11, Itefore Mayor W. L. Denman, when he plended guilty. Davis i said to have gotten’ ‘ mart" with the officer when he topped him and warned him that he should have u clear view of 600 feet ahead when pa.- ing another car on a hill. Davis’ action resulted in his arrest. Both young men were brought before the mayor hut Davis at first tefused to make a plea. Told that he Would have to go to jail until he made up hi mind, Davi suddenly pleaded guilty, hut was taken to jail anyway. He was re-arraigned la-fore the Mayor at 1 o’clock in the afternoon ami lined.
Ships Collide; Schooners Crew ()n Board Steamer
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.4 liny gm* flame lake* llic place of all moiing part*
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GREENCASTLE GAS and ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY
evening.
NEW YORK, May 15 (UP) —The coa t wi-e steamer, City of Atlanta, was proceeding to Savannah, Ga., today after colliding with the schooner, Azua, off the New Jersey coast, arcqrding to messages intercepted hy the Ranilo Marine corporation ahd
the Mackay Karlin.
The me ages indicated that the Azua was in a sinking condition although all but three member.- of the crew were removed hy the City of At lanta, which stood hy through the night. The three men are missing,
it was said.
The captain of the schooner, the mate and six men were removed from the sinking vessel soon after tin eolli inn, which occurred shortly after midnight, 47 mile.s southeast of
Hnmognt Light.
No reason for the accident was given in the messages received here. BABY IDENTIFIED INDIA N A POLLS, May 15 (UP)— Identification of a year-old boy left on a roadside near Indianapolis two weeks ago, has caused arrest of Mrs. Marie Sally Breedlove, 21, of jifar Bloomington, his mother, on charges of vagrancy, neglect, and contribut-
ing to neglect.
The arrest brought to a dramatic climax the search which had been confused by parental claims of three
women.
Mrs. Breedlove is divorced, and William Breedlove* father jif Robert Eugene, the infant, has never
the baby.
Louis Reynolds, 20, Bloomington,I Cattle receipts 7on- ,.i ™ who drove Mrs. Breedlove and thrive beef steei . ' ca ve:i a<t-
ent. Mi . William McGaughey w Mrs. Frank Cannon, Mrs. Lela Walls and Mr-. E. B. Taylor assisted the host-
ess.
j. .j. .j. .j. a. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Hays Has Guest Froh Florida Mrs. W. R. Hudspeth of Jacksonville Florida is the guest of her aunt Mis. S. A. Hays and Mr. Hays. Miss Hudspeth will ls> remembered as Nellie
Farrow.
•*• *j« *j« *|* *!« Mr-. John Abel Hostess To The Vernica Club Mrs. John Abel was hostess to the Veronica dull Wednesday afternoon. Program was given hy Mrs. Callahan, the subject, “The Authors of Good
Work.”
Twelve members and one guest were present. Delicious refreshments wer.' served during the social hour.
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Mirs Kate l.ovqlf Is llosle-H To Bosloii Club The Boston club met with Mi. s Kate Lovett, 0 west Hanna street, Tuesday evening. Mr . Curtis Hughes gave very inteesring paper on "South America of Tomorrow.” '1 wenty members were pre-ent. Refreshments were erved during the social hour.
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Breakfast Bridge At Country ( lull Mrs. John Gainwright and Mrs. Donald McLean were hostesses to a breakfast bridge this morning at the Country club. ’Garden flowers were u i d iii the decorations. Colors were
pastel shades.
A two course breakfast was served. •Mrs. Cleve Thomas was first scorer and Mrs. S. A. Sayers, Out of town guests were Mrs. Donald Smith, Mrs. Davis Harrison, Mrs. N. J. Washburn, all of Indianapolis.
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A. AV. C. A. Board Has Annual Dinner
The annual dinner of the
ficial hoard of the DePauw W. C. A. was held at the
College Inn Wednesday
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Woman’s Bible ( hih Meets On Friday The Woman’s Bible club will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 with MrLeonard Peck with Mrs. Charles ZeU as assistant hostess. Devotions will he led hy Mrs. Ida Pierce. Mrs. O. J. Larkin will give a paper on “David’. Native Psalms.”
ladiks- bI5 A new line ofi tear ar>0and$S co Silk crepe c Mouses in colors, 4 The Quality $ J - H Pitchfoni
heifers largely 8..">()-l0.50; low cutters and cutters 4.■’>0-4.75; vealers 50c up; good and choice 11-11.50. Sheep receipts 700; little changed; hulk billed through or direct; spring lambs 9-12; odd head up to $18.
PROMS A PLENTY.
The Junior Senior prom of the high school will he held tonight in the new gymnasium and the first UePattw prom in history wil be held in the Bowman Memorial building tomorrow evening.
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MBS. BOSWELL DIES
Mrs. M|k* Boswell died at the Robert Long hospital i„ Indianapolis Thursday morning, at the age of >7 Iwo children and the husband sur-
vive.
THE MARKETS
INDIANAPOLIS, May 1,6 (UP) — Hogs receipt* 7.100; holdovers 294about steady; hulk 100-260 lb* in V ■■^,250:100 lh- 10-1025; ,.$0-160 li « seen 9.75 10; 100-130 lbs 9-9.50; packing
! bowk 8.25-9.45.
aaiio urovp Mrs. nrffMiiove ami thrive- beef steer* n a w hulf on £*£ s
Russellville Boy Paroled
WILLIAM KLEIN, 17, GIVEN LECTURE HY JUDGE. PENALTY 2 TO 14 YEARS
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Af'ir'nad „f f „ Mra j^ up ' at ^.'Win th„l a '"l mtnideil f or thp
under heavy euar(i l ‘
ton Island harbor today J
‘^ough thl
Green Bay and landiu. Pau/ed black and r ^pee.l the rum ship, th,
started through the lri y ter.luy and was sighted J A. Jacobson of the P| UIB "
Guard, who had been n might tiy to run the. land the liquor so tni it south to Chicago, p - j the ( a pone interests,
i The coast guard bo,; '
hauled the rum runner man crew, armed with no resistance. The -hip, | Washington, pending from Washington, D. C Customs agents and t
j stations had been on theJ | the Ansterberg all day J ter new- leaked out that a ed Goderick, Ont., witil i liquor and had par*, J , ^ault Ste. Marie lock.., 1
William Klein, 17 years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Klein of Russellville, was given a suspended 2 lo 14 year term in the State Reformatory by Judge James P. Hughes in 1 the Dutnam circuit court Thur.-day afternoon, when he pleaded guilty to a charge of forgery. The young man was paroled in custody of his par
ents.
Klein was arrested in this city on Tuesday morning after cashing a check for $12.75 made out to Robert Brooks and signed by Fred Ford. The check was endorsed with the name Brook.-. Actions of the youth aroused suspicions of the store owner who called Marshal Otto Dobbs who plac*d the young man under arrest. Subequent investigation revealed he had cashed another check at the Penney store and tried to cash one at the Star store. Young Klein .-aid he forged the checks to raise money to go to Kansas for the harvests a month hence. He aid he had just returned from Cininnati where efforts to secure work had failed. His parents said he hail been a model hoy until recently when he had become di.-satisfied with farm
work.
SENTENCE SUSPENDED Paul Fittinger, 23, a Penal Farm escape, was given ft suspended 1 to 5 5 year term in the State Reformatory Thursday by Judge James P. Hughes. Fittinger escaped more than two years ago and his conduct following hjs escape resulted in Superintendent Ralph Howard of the State Farm, recommending that he he given a suspended sentence. His home i.« in Evansville.
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