The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 July 1930 — Page 2
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, 1879.
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the principal as you direct in hi>jh grade securities. We will collect and pay the income and parts of the principal, if you :> desire, to your wife. The final disposition of the principal can be handled any way you wish. You can see how this fully thoughfout plan of Life Insurance Trust gives your wife life protection. Since this plan is so plainly for her benefit, why not talk it over with her first—and then with us at an early dale.
I’RRSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
Unlph Hunter was here Wednesday Irom ( Inver dali * Kev. and Mrs Frederick I!rooks of Brazil were visitors here Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allan, of \'oithwood spent Tuesday in Indiana
| polis.
Mabel Burtnn a nurse at tlu» County Hospital left Wednesday fot a va
r ation.
Frank MeKeekan, local postolT'o 1 clerk, is takinir a short vacation lr" H
In- work.
Mis. Ida Cullen Boyd i the trio t ol Dr. and Mis W. (i. Overstreet,
.Sprinjf avenue.
The Spani-h War veteran will meet tunitdit at 7:.‘I0 Tdock in tie* "tl' ce
ol Di. K. Hawk.ns.
Mi. and Mrs. Ross Tustison, Klin tr et, have returned from New V rk city, where they kavr* spent -oine time
visilinK relatives.
First National Bank 7/o’ Oldest Itilk In Putman County Citizens Trust 'Jit? How? Of 7h? S'\'st?mafir Surer
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S( k r (wr( k nca8t l( k I roin I hr \ir jul\ rourth (ioldshrrry Farm-Kasl of ( ity $2.50 INm* i > ass(‘n<»f k r A 15 mile ride by <>. L. (Irimes, Muncie Airport, licensed pilot and plane, with Wright whirlwind engine.
gjjurv OyhtuIps liP^islaliiir On Hospital Hill
CL A 5 till NTT .11 RV DKtIDKS TH \ I TOWNSHIP IS NOT UKSPONslBLK TOR \ PAITKR
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Nohld Vaughn and \llieit Wallnc Mi Mollic (iambold of Indian iwere here Wednesday from Jel'fi i-on poll i a guest of Mr. and Mrs. O. ,1 township . I arkin of Northwoori.
100 Crisp New Silk Dresses
Arrived this morning by express and are now on the racks at the low price of
$3.98
Just in time for vacation and price you can afford two or t l ret 14 to 46. Other Silk Dresses
at this \ Sizes
$2.98 to $14.75 J.C PENNEY CO, - I North Jurkson Street
A jury in the Clay circuit ('null, late 'Monday decided in effect that Posey township was not liable and ! that tli State Legislature was “all i wet” win-n it passed a statute proi \jding that a pauper hospital bill i must In paid by the township in I which the case originated The jury after being out a short time nvern.ili ed tin Mate law and held that Posey town-hip was not liable for a bill of $59 for In -pital service for a pauper. 'fho Board of Trustees of the Clay county hospital wa- suing Trustee • 'lint B. Klkin, of Posey township, to <ollc< t a Pill of 8o'• for hospital service rcndi” cd William Buckner, col- ! nred ra c driver of Indianapolis who | wa badly injured in a mishap at the Kmuncipution May races at Sunflower [•ark on September 22nd last. Buckner had promised that his backers would pay the bill but payment was not made .ind wh»n the hospital trustee tiiid to locate the man he could not Tie found at the Indianapolis addle-- he h id given. The board according! v, a provjded by law, adjudge ingly, provided by law, adjudged Buckner a paupei and presented the bill to the F’lisey township trustee for payment which was refused. Suit was then entered against the township
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VI. S. of Christian Church Met Tuesday The Missionary Society of the | t hristian church met ut the home of j !•;. I’. Bartley, south Indiana street, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. I i dpli West, picsident, wa.- in charge j of the meeting. Mrs. B. H. Bruner in-1 Moiled the following new officers, | \i Unity Talbott, president; Mrs. Milo West, first vico-pres., anil Mrs. j I \V. ,|. Yount, .second vice-president Mi . Milo West, sec’y. Mis. Charles ! R ctor, tteasurer, and Mrs. A. R. i uenoweth, contingent-treasurer. i Mr . Fred Hellas of Russellville was | the -peaker for the afternoon. She is I choir map of the Christian Missionary ! of this district. | Twenty members and ten guests i were present. The out-of-town guest was Mrs. Stonc-r of Fayetteville, ‘. rk., a sister of Mrs. Bellas. • as-isting ho-tesses were Mrs.; :i j W est, and Mrs. Ira Cowling. •!• *1* Mi Day To Be Hostess To ! .'.ursday Reading ( lab Tin Thur-day Rcoding < bib will | ■ L v ih Mr Alice Day on east. jWoliiut sti* et, T hursday afternoon | I at 2.-.T To’clock.
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M;r. Sweeney To fie
Hi -t( T hursday
I In Woman’.- Study Club will meet f wit n Mr A. J. Sweeney, Thursday
Mrs. Clay Phillips and sons of » Tt. moon at 2::«). Mrs. Charles RecTeire Haute are visiting her pai ■nt- i 1 ' 1 wl11 ,,f tht ‘ l ,ro » fr:ui * Mr and Mrs. 0. F. l-akin, Lki.-I 11,1 tlu ‘ “Dernoon.
Washington street.
'.Miss Charlotte Taylor, daughter of Mr and Mrs. K. B. Taylor is th' gui-t of Miss Eleanore Collin- in Ind
ianapolis this week.
Mrs. Leland Williams of Detroit, arrived Tuesday for a visit of two \ week- with her parents, Mr. and Mi C. R. Boyle, 21>> ea-t Hanna street. Mr. ami Mrs. Tommy Bowman and four children of Pierce-on, I i d., spent Sunday night with Mr and Mrs. (’has. B. Rutter, Mr. Bowman is a nephew of the former. The regular meeting of the Board of Officers of the First Christian (hutch will he held at the church on Thursday evening at 7:30 p. m. Kach member is urged to be present
for this meeting.
In the suit for possession of retd i -Hate and damages, of Lillian IT. Hamilton against Sam Brown, a lieding was made in circuit court today in favor of the plaintiff in the sum of $(!.■) and immediate possession was given the plaintiff. The defendant ih-
'united.
Kldridge Dealing, 17, of Marion county, a penal farm cs-ape, was sentenced to serve I to .T years in the Indiana State Reformatory, in the Putnam Circuit court Tue-duy afternoon. Hearing escaped from the farm April 13 while serving a term mpo-ied in Marion county. Miss Flora Vandumcnt has returned to Creenca-tle after completing her - ear's work in Taylor university, in Upland, Indiana. Shi' has spent the last three weeks since commencement at points in Michigan, Chicago, and Bloomington, Indiana. She will spend the remainder of her vacation with her mother and sister, Mrs. Ri, hards on east Franklin street. Mrs, Charles Town and baby son left the Putnam County Ho-|jtad Tuesday evening. Mrs. Town will be remembered as Miss Edith McFnr lane before her marriage in Montana. She and her children will remain with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John McFarlane on north Jackson street road for a visit, before going to their home in Indianapolis. MARRIAGE LICENSE August (J. W ortirey, steel worker, Kokomo, and Matilda Tony, house- | worker, Oreencastle.
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Sim O’Haii Observes His 89th Birthday Mr 01011 Mrs. Oscar O’Hair entertained at dinner Monday in honor of Sim O’Hair’s 89th birthday anniversary. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Artie OTlair and daughter Reva and Mr. and Mis. Chas B. Rutter.
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Bridges-—Scott Nuptials Saturday Rev. C L. Airhart united in marriage at his home 7(18 south Walnut street, Saturday, June 2H, Miss F!ori nee May Scott, daughter of Samuel Scott and John William Bridges of Waveland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clay Bridges of Roachdale.— Crawfordsville Journal- Review.
KnIertained With Dinner - Bridge A chicken-dinner was served at Hr I Grant hotel Tuesday evening for *h- I i following couple: Mr. and Mrs. Kim | her Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. William a | Grogan, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer ('raw 1 I ley, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Stewart, M * and Mrs. Jacob Eitel, Dr. and Mr- J. A. Throop, Mr. and Mrs. W. O I iir j mons, Mr. and Mrs. John Cook, M.I Mud Mr . Raymond Fi-her, Mr. nraj Mrs. Audrid Fleenor, Mr. and Mr j Fred Thomas and Mr. and Mis. W
A. Beemer.
Garden flowers were used for dee-1 orations. Following the dinner thr-yj played bridge. Orville Stewart w hi the prize for high score.
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The Kook and Bake A Wee
(Tub Met Tuesday
The Kon]( and Bake-a-wee 4-11 club Vnet Tuesday at the home of Clara Lucille Conklin. The meeting opened by repeating the 4-11 pledge, which was followed by singing the club song “Dreaming." The Junior leader gave
a talk on cereals.
The next meeting will Ire held
Attorneys Haumunk and Fisher appeared for the Hospital board and S. W Lee for Posey township in ths
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bill was that Buckner was a resident ol Indianapolis and that Posey townhip should not he asked to pay the hospital hill of a pauper from another county. The complaint of the Hospital board was based on the law which provides that a township trnslee must pay the hospital bill in pauper cases,, originating in his town hip. I he jury, however, did not look at the matter in this way and loci,le<l t ba t Posey township was not
responsible for the bill.
In rii-cu ing the case today, H. D Eall . eh. rman of the Board of Hospital trustees, said the effect of the jury’s verdict would be that instead of the taxpayers of Posey township paying the bill it would have to he settled In the taxpayers of the entire
county. Brazil Times.
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