The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 May 1930 — Page 2
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»■ [THE DAIEY BANNER, GREENCASTEE, INDIAN A MONDAY, M AY 26,1930.
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There Comes A Time— In the Iilc nf nlitui'l every man, when he would welcome .uni \.due friendly, experienced financial advice. If such a time -11(1111(1 come to voll, we should like hi limi yon reinemher that the officer* of Ihis hank are, and have lieen for years, in constant, country-wide contact with husines* .iikI linanrial prohlems—and that their ((Hinsel .iml coo|W*rallon are always available to von, now oi whenever your need arises.
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THE DAILY BANNER V. F. 'W . THANKS
Entered In tha Poat Office at Green-
rastle, Indiana, tin aerond rlaaa mail The disabled Veteran ol l S. Vet mailer. Under the act of Marrli 8, eraus hospital No. SI Bronx, N. V, • ; also nf the U. ,S. Veterans hospital No. .Suhsrrlptlon price, 10 eenta per H)8 of Northport, L. I., wheic the
Huddy Poppies were made, nlonp: with the tnemliera of the local post, Veteran.- of Foreign Wars and Miss I’ollom’s Sunday school class, wish to thank the Public in general for their loyal support in btninif the Buddy Poppies which were all sold by .’P-'tO ] Saturday afternoon. Each orjfan-
Mrs. Thelma J. Brooks was n week- j ization received n large profit and end quest of Mrs. Paul Black. I Pl»n» to year double their sales;
Personal And Local News
Society
Mrs. F. C. Yeager Hosless To Progress History Club The Progress History club will meet with Mrs. F. Yeager, Tuesday afternoon at 2:.'HI o’clock. •I* •!• •!• •!* Crawfordaville (duple Married Here Saturday
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TWO IinnSIKK ON SCHKIH'I.K CINCINNATI, 0., May 20 (UIM— Michigan State college, City college of Detroit, Butler university and l)ePauw university are among the six opponents on the university of Cincin miti’s basketball schedule fur next
season.
Besides playing a round robin series with the Buckeye Conference colleges, Cincinnati has scheduled home-and-home games with Detroit and DePairw, the latter game opening Cincinnati’s home season Dec. 0. -BANNER WANT ABS.” PAY
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A daughter was horn to Mr. and Mrs. Homer Phipps, Saturday evening, i Miss Madonna Nelson of Bainbridge j is visiting Mr-. Ollie Heaney, deputy; county treasurer. The (.reencastle Band will practice, this evening at 7:30 o’clock. Members he present on time. Frank Treat of Ben Davis was the gue t of Mrs. I.uella Fry and her father, Mr. Masters, today. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Hasaborg, of Charle.-ton, III., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. II Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Edmondson, Martin Foster, and Albert VVarrel of Clayton, were visiters here today. Anniee Moore lefi for Chicago yesterday to vi. it her sister, Anlith Moore, who is attending music school. Mrs. II. II. Baldwin and Miss Max iag McLaughlin of Osborn, O., are visiting the former’s mother, Mrs. Shelby
Detro.
(iail Alexander, 9-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dougla.- Alexand er, i confined to her home on Liberty
-(reel, with scarlet fever.
Prof, and Mrs. Waldo Mitchell pent Sunday in Terre Haute with Mrs. Mitchell’.- father, the Kev. W. B. Rippetoe, who is in his ninetieth year. Won! was received Sunday morn- | ing from Denver, Colorado, of the death nf Bernard Feld, twelve year old son of (leorge Feld, who formerly
lived here.
.Mr. and Mrs. George Frank, of Clinton Falls, received it telegram Saturday evening that their daughter, Opal, had arrived in California. She will spend the summer there. .Mr. and Mrs. Paul Collett, Mr. and Mrs. Lovell Knauer, Mrs. Nora Hunter and baby nephew Billy Lambert pent Sunday in Lebanon the guc-t of Mr. and Mrs. Cuitis Riley, The damage suit fo Clara Hunt against W. P. Srakett, has been di nd ed for lack of prosecution, in the Putnam circuit court. The suit originally was filed June 11, 1928. All the Memorial Day Committees i(presenting the Patriotic organization of the city are requested to meet tonight at 7:30 P. M. in the I,akin Funeral Home on Fast Washington,
street.
Hearing of the rase of Lnndy Clod ' feller against Fred Sturgeon and Mr 1 Mays, was held before a mem her ol the State Industrial Hoard Monday j in the luiw Library in the Court
House.
Funeral (ervees were held at the I Roachdale Methodist church Monday j afternoon for John Sutherlin, aged i resident of the town who died Satin j day. Besides the widow, two sons
survive.
Rev. Highbult of Indianapolis will preach at the St. Paul Baptist Church tonight at 8 o'clock. He will be re-j membered as -uperintendent of the state B. Y. P. I'. You are invited to hear him. The Funeral of James Phillips nf Rockville, was held Monday afternoon I tit 2:30 at Long Branch ••hutch. A. L. Russell of Indianapolis was in charge Burial was in the I.ong Branch' Cemetery. Deputy Sheriff Alva Bryan went tol Newcastle Monday to return J. Scott FiVnns, former carnival worker in this) city who is charged with defrauding Mrs. Ora Vanllom, hoarding house keeper, of $2(1. Evans was arrested in Newcastle last week on a warrant issued from the local sheriff’s office. Alvin R. Scheidt, member of the 1930 graduating class of DePauw University, who has been associated with the J, C. Penney Company in Oreenca. tie, has received notice from the company headquarters to report at Jeffersonville, Ind., on June Hi, where he will assume the assistant manager ship of the Penney store, opened there
Inst fall.
Dean Vaught, Limedule youth, was still held In the county jnil Monday afternoon on a charge of forgery, following his arrest Saturday by Deputy Sheriff Alva Bryan. Vaught is alleged to have passed a $35 check at the J. C. Penney store which turned out to lie a forgery. The check was made out to Buster Powell and and signed with the name Ernest Ewing. C. D. Chapman signed the affidavit 1 against Vaught. The charge carries | Penalty of 2 to 14 years in prison. Vaught is said to haw confessed the crime Saturday. — MINARET OUT. Editor Robert M. Monnett announced today that the High School annual the Minaret, will lx- put Tuesday afternoon, May 27. Richard Knight Is In charge of distribution of the year
hooks
Maurice Fletcher Bratton, young printer of Crawfordsville, and Mis.-
aia^wl-'h"to"thank Jm-' o Kitel for the >-"‘V Carlis,e ’
use nf his store a> headquarters.
(Signed) BUDDY LOPPY COM.
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Wabash swamped the DePauw basehall team at McK.en Held Saturday afternoon to win, 17 to It. The Little (iiaut slugger.- invaded the city determined >■ get revenge for the IO-to-3 ii« feat handed them by the Tiger- up at OrawforH-ville two we •!<-■ ago. They took advantage of every DePauw hobble and kept the Old Gold squad in trouble in all hut three inn-
ings.
Weist, Wabash twirler, held the In cal collegians to thee lots while ids teammates touched Uildman for l-l. Heavy hitting of Clia-c for the Scarlet wa- a feature. Many errors marred the DePauw iierform nee. The Score; Wabash .... 2033 I 3005—17 14 1 DePauw .... 0 Off Oil 0000 0 .3 8 — 0 FOR SALE Cabbage and Tomato plants, 3 dozen, 2.'i rt. . Louis Hod shire, 805 Crown Street. 20-1 -p
FOR SALE:—2 (iood work horses, cheap. Bruce Lane, llai: bridge.
20-J p.
LOST:—Pair gray horn-rim glasses, south side Square. Wilf* finder please return to Haulier Office.
20-1 p.
FOR 30 DAYS- Cars of any kind washed for $1.50. Car greased, including prings, $1 no. Trihby’s (image, Phone 811. 20-28.
WANTED—Ford motor, must ho in good condition and pric 'd right. Phone .355. 20-tf
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SPECIAL Prices all week on all Straw Millinery. Cash. Vuliva Hut Shop, 20 Vine Street. 26 It.
Wrist Watches Diamond Rin^s Watch Chains Mesh Raffs Braelets Necklaces Compacts Broaches
I; F. C. Schociumin
The Jeweler
factory
worker of the same city, were married here Saturday by Robert H. New-
gent, justice of the peace.
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Surprised With Birthday Party (iwin Ensign, was delightfully surprised by a number of friends Sunday evening at his home in Nortlv wood, in honor of hi.- 34th birthday | anniversary. A picnic supper was served and the remainder of the evening was spent i , playing bridge. Those present weie: Mr. and Mrs. ('. D. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. li. H. Blown, Mr. and Mrs. James B. Zei.-, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan llasslierg, of Charleston, III., Mi.-s Angela Schwarz, Chicago, III., and Mr. and Mrs. Ensign. Mr.-. John Arthur Friend llo less to Mothers SUtdy Club The Mothers Study dub will meet thi. evening at 7:30 with Mrs. John Arthur Friend at her home on west Hanna street. -I- •!• -I* •!• Mr. and Mrs. Hash Announce Daughter's Engagement Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bash, 707 south Indiana street, announce the engage ment of their duaghter, Esther Ethelene, and Walter \V. Roehr, of Washington university, St. Louis, Mo., the wedding to take place in July.
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Local Chapter To Assisi In Kappa Insinuation Delta chapter of Kappa Kappa Kappa sorority will be installed at Danville Saturday with Miss Clara Sturgis of Blufftou, in charge. The pledge service will he held at the home of Miss Ruth Adam.-, followed by a luncheon and initiation ceremony. Beta I’si chapter of Greencastle will assist with the pledging and the Lebanon chapter with the init-
iation.
Mrs. Julian D. llogate is temporary |chairman, Mis. I awrence Cox, presi- ( dent, and Mrs. Hi I gar M. Blessing, I corresponding secretary. Members of the chapter will he, boides the four mentioned: Mesdames T. R. Barker, William T. Brill, Russell J. Cook, Edward I). Courtney, J. H. Grimes, Alvin Hall, Omar E. Mus ,-clman, I). F. Roberts and A. J. Stevenson, and Misses Armstrong and Margaret Scearce.
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Indianapolis Girl To Wed Dr. W. J. Krider Mr. and Mrs. Edgar J. Wallace, i 2828 Central avc., Indianapolis, have announced the wigagemont of their | daughter, Alice, to Dr. Wayne J, Krider of Greencastle, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Krider of Brazil. The wedding will take place June 12 in St. Haul’s Episcopal church.
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Former Greencastle Couple Celebrated Anniversary Slieiidan, Ind., May 2<i —Mr. and | Mi.-. James W. Gifford observed theii 54th wedding anniversary at their | home here Sunday. I They came to this city three >ears i ago from Greencastle, where they both were horn. Mr. Gifford was em ployed as a water station attendant , by the Monon railroad, and recalls the days when wood burning engine.- were in general use. After Mr. Gifford left the railroad the couple lived on their Putnam county farm until their retirement in 1921. -They are the parents of four children, three of whom are living. They are: James C. Gifford of Richmond; hrank M. Uiflord of Sheridan, and Mrs. T. F. Jones and Mrs. Neva Hollins of Indianapolis.
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Entertained Guests | At Sunday Dinner
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Frank, of Clinton Falls, were Miss Bess Hinton of Danville, Mr. and Mrs. George Hinton, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Williamsson of this city.
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Linen Shower in Honor
Of Bride Fieri.
Mrs. Hurford Gill of Chicago and !!' MC- Beulah Gill entertained on Sat- ; urday evening with three tables of j bridge at the home of Miss Gill on i East Anderson strep in honor of Mi.-s Evelyn Ayler, daughter of Dr. and i Mrs. A. E. Ayler, whose marriage to (>! Edward Stevenson of Frankfort, will
’ * take place June 3rd.
j The house was beautifully deeorated in spring flowers, Mrs. Harold Talo hot and Mrs. Moffett won fir.-t prizes, o 0thel ' guests were Martha McKenzie^ (if Frankfort, Mi Harford Gill, Mro'A. E. Ayler, Mrs. Frank Xhoptauglq " Mr-. Fred Hosea, Mr W. A. Neis' wander and Mrs. Bonnie Moffett of
Indianapolis.
The bride-elect wa- showered with many beautiful gifts of linen.
Delicious refreshment ed by the hostesses.
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LINEN OR SILK BLOUSES For Yaur New Sp rinK S( $1.50 To *3.95 s The New Spring c olors ^
The Quality S|,«p L H. PITCHFORD
were setv
Meetings Discontinued Of I*. C. Study Group There will he no more meetings of the Pre-School CRihl Study Group of the A. A. U. W. this year.
K«*rn - Leach
Nuptials Sunday A quiet wedding was solemnized yesterday afternoon in the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Marks, 320 Bloomington street, when Kelsey Leach, of Muncie, Ind., w-as united in marringe to Miss Bonnita Kern, of Springport, Ind., by the Rev. William J. Crowder, pastor of the First Baptist church of this city. The groom us the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jason H. Kelsey of Gainsville, Gn., and the bridge is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kern, of Springport. The young couple have been frequent visitors in the Mark home, the groom having been the roommate of Mr. Mark’s son in Muncie for some while. Members of the famly and friends witnessed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey will make their home
in Muncie.
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Sleep—Laird * Muller. Byron—Andre Maurois
NOTICE (»I (|| \| II |< Xll
I KXKCI TOR. .
Notce is Hereby given, Fhat j unde,si ff ne ‘l bns duly qualifien , s ecutor of the Last will an ,| tM , of William S. Meeks, J | the Putnam Circuit Court, „f County, Indiana, and ha- been,, authorized by said Court t,, adniim,
.-aid estate.
Said estate is supposed to I*
I vent.
May 24, 1930. gilber r F OGU Hays A- Murphy \ SIKH 1.1) II A VF |)|\ ii|p |
LI HR \ RY GETS NEW Fit - NON \M> NON-FICTION
New hooks available at the city library were announced as follows Monday morning by Mrs. Fred V. Thomas, librarian: New Fiction The Scarab Murder Case- S. S. Van I line. “Answer Before Dark Elizabeth Moorhead. Ink—John ('. Mellet. Ladies’ Man—Rupert Hughes. Uncle Sam—.John Erskine. Green Tim tier—James Oliver Garwood. Long Hunt—James Boyd. Gone North—Charles AUlen Seltzer. Life Isn’t So Bad—May Ellington. Ginger and .S|>eed—Ethel Hueston. A Candle in the Wrldernest—Irving Bacheller. Rogue Herries—Hugh Walpole. New Non-Fiction Escape Francisco Nitti. The Life Story of Birds—Eric Fitch Daglisli. Giandenr and Misery of Victory— Georges Clemenceuu. July ’14—Emil Ludwig. Tendencies in Modern Amercan Poetty—Irvin S. Cobb. The Other Side of Government—Da-
HAMMO.ND, Ind. May 26 if Mis. Dorothy Mahoici wa f u divorce in Superior churt here she testified Thomas Mahoney ed to pay her hospital hill f„|| ( birth of a child. SUBSCRIBE FOR “THE H.tNXr
Graduation Gift Hints ()nly a few days uni t 'ummcncenieiit— gent that yog look m, the following anprojiriat gift items: Desk Sets Diaries Writing Canes Books Non-Firtiii / J'lchnn Pocket Books Stationery She,offer Lifeline Pens and Pencil* SAN HANNA S BOOK STORE Successor To Southard’s Hook Store
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