The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 August 1930 — Page 3

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THK DAILY BANNER.GREENCASTT'.E, INDIANA: SATURDAY. AVG. 9, 1930. ^

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USED CARS

Here are a few low priced automobiles Which have been put in shape and are excellent buys at these pricet- * j*

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$175.00

LANDAU

MKDAN

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COACH

l»2«, FORI) TorRINO 1921, FORI) TOURING

’IVrms can he arranm'd ally «f the above earn.

$70.00 $60.00 $30.00

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CLASSIFIED ADS —For SALE— F°R SALE- Frying chickens at 20 cents per lb.—Call 626-Y. 8-2ts

FOR SALE—IT) acres on Wood St., adjoining- University property. Phone 144. . II 8-2-p FOR SALE—Trade or Kent-0 acres good Ti-room hou.-e, barn, garage, hen house, smoke house, cellar, good well, 2 cisterns. 8 miles of Greencastle.— Mrs. Lillie -Bennet. FOR SALE:—Fine flowers reasonably prices. T. C. Cox, 2!. r > Blooming ton street. 8-2t

FOR SALB:—Buick 4 coach, good ondition. Cheap. Call 85-X. 7-3t. I 'I Ml ^ O .FOR SALE—Nice Poland China male hog, ten months old.—H. M. (irady, R-7. 8-2ts

I mrrt fhen

F01{ SALE:—<> room semi-modern house, large lot, garage, near campus. Make otter. Phone 320-Y. !)-lp

FOR SALE—-Singer sewing marhine in good condition. Phone 511. it —For Rent— FOR RENT:—t unfurnished rooms, "••p good location, priced reasonable. 407 l/ow- Kast Hanna street. 9-1 p. . TM FOR RENT:— Modern, furnished dir* sleeping room. 308 West Liberty St. iMiK- phone 50B—XX. 8-3p

FOR RENT:—4 room house on South SlMglington street. Enquire at 1 «'>« iU MniBeet. 8-2t. I SDUttl q . .en in for RBKT-3 unfurnished rooms " f : And garage, water furnished. Rent hf reasonalkgbh Martinsville St. 8-3-p

IT:— Small furnished ater and heat furnished. unary street. 7-3t. T—Cottage—5 rooms A new.—Call 202. 7-8-9 :—0 room semi-modern 'est Washington street; lishcd rooms, 029 East I treet. Phone 041X-. 7-3

Floyd McCullough, depend. - Mrs. Ray Bell Mrs. Curt is Lawrence ,

Irma Pitts

Cora Whittaker Mahala O'Daniel May Williams Milton Brown Goldie O'Neal Mary Robertson Maggie Wat ton

Dooma York

Louise Watkins Amos Nicholeon Raymond McGaughey Ind. State Kanit. The Banner, pub. print.

The Herald

Oscar Sallust road ' •Ino. Crawley

Milo West

Jno. Kightsell, Co. Fair Ind. Com. Road The Herald r

Alva Bryan The Runner

Guy J:tck--on, county farm Mary Jackson

Gleli ( lark

Silas Dowp z Hancil Nichols H. Fitzsimmons Alta Mills V* ! Francis Byrd J Berry Stelle I E. L. Cowgill ■ Fred S. Todd J Owl Drug Co. I Browning Hammond W. H. Eitelorge ' Purities Bakeries White Mule Prod. Co.

Guy Jackson

Scobee Bros. Campbell Bros. High Point Oil Co. ✓

Star Store

C. B. O’Brien

R. S. Cowgill

E. C. Dimmit Ferd Lucas, sal., etc. T. R. Wodbum, o. exp. Miller Bryant Co.

The Herald

W. E. Gill, sal. Hourroughs Add. Mach. Co. Katherine Miller, dept. nud. G. E. Ogles, *al. Leona VanGorder Ed. Kiteljorge, sal. Ed. Eiteljorge, board Ed. Eiteljorge, mileage O. O. O’Neal Browning Hammond, exp. J. C. Vermillion Elizabeth Pagett. dept. Chas. A. Marshall

The Herald

E. M Hurst, health exp. (ieo..Aker, council Cha.-. McFerren Jno. Sinclair H. C. -Foster W. B. Bridges ,

Roy Hillis

H. C. Morrison T. D. Brokslun S. A. Vermillion E. F. Cooper, assessing Joe Shumaker H. R. Woodall Malissa Epperson, poor, Jack

A. M. Keck C. B. Jarvis

W. M. Keck, Frank. D. W. Bain, JtuMell Edwards A Damall, Monroe Carl Elliott, Floyd J. L. Etter, Greoncastle Curry Inman

C. A. Kelly

C. B. O’Brien Jno A. Egan Etta Gardner W. R. Vontress T. F. Crawford Vandalia Coal Co. J. E. McCurry E. M. Hurst, Cloverdale

Clyde Gray

C. C. Tucker D. O. Tate, Monroe Paul Grimes, Greencastle D. McAnnim-h, Marion D. McAnnlnch, Jefferson

3o.no 30.00 20.01 20.01 20.00 18.00 i«.oo 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 1 .'.On 11.00 10.00 12.50 285.70 77.45 78.80 3.00 3.00 6.80 400.00 11.26 15.05 5.10 50.17 75.00 25.00 10 00 18.71 6.00 3.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 71.55 5.76 3.85 27.60 7.80 33.03 .57.50 8.30 12.40 43.75 11.10 16 ’’s 39.00 40.15 8.76 183.33 10.01 9.00 3.20 250.00 7.20 62.50 200.00 120.65 I 75.00 35.60 26.25 363.94 6.30 278.65 37.50 118.90

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50.00

I0.n0 10.00

20.00 10 00 20.00 20.no 20.00 10.00 86.06 55.00 44 on TOO .00

3.60

29.68 10.83 10 on 20.07 56.25

3.00

26.28 20.00 18.59 72.50 70.00 18.25 16.19 16 00 21.00 90.00 18.00 48.50 10.00 40.4!) 24.00

C. F. Matthew*, court hou*e

25.50

Daisy McFarland

18.00

J. R. Davis

100.83

C. \V. Pfienbergvr

100.83

Browning & Hammond

1.05

Kiger Co.

28.55

R. C. Moore

8.30

Greencastle Gas Co.

5.55

Greencastle Water Works

85.56

H. L. Jackson

5.25 I

I J. A. Agan, jail

7.00 1

Wabash Val. Floe. Co.

,54.75 |

Elizabeth Ungett, cow testing

9.00

Harold Flint

15.00)

R. J. Johns

12.00

E-ton Cooper

6.00 |

J. K. Sallust

3.00'

Volnie Raab

6.00 1

Roscoe Surlu i

9 no 1

Henry Woodall

-3.(81

Ray Stockwell

6.00

Verne Sih'■>

12.00

i Fred Kendall

3.00

B. A. Miller

80.07

F, B. Smithson

73.70

| Geo. W. Hamilton

79.45

C. A. Martin

94.16

C. E. Call

51.08

T. W. Lingenfelter

102.64

C. C. Keller

86.27

T. A. Sigler

16.43

L. A. Ray

39.55

E. E. Coshow

75.55

Citizens Trust Co., bond

12.50

v\. Miller, road constr.

52.50

Allan Lumber Co.

11.82

Dennis Matthew-

15.60

County Rev. refund

358.60

E. Wallace

20.00

Stringer & McCamnuii-k

1857.60

W. E. Gill

35.00

S weet & W ri g h t

17536.80

Frank Allan

1273.60

Isaac Skelton

2000.000

W. E. Gill

35.00

Brazil Daily Times

37.62

Sweet & Wright

3575.20

J. N. Washburn

40.00

Phillip Hutcheson

9.00

S. A. Hunst

26.00

A. H. Clark

852.00

W. L. Baldwin

50.00

A. G. Day

448.80

G. P. Walker

210.00

C. C. Gillen

175.00

Harry R. Die!

15.55

Fred Hansel), grav. road

53.00

Fee Myers

220.15

J. J. Johnson

14.00

W. Q. O’Neal

48.62

Thomas Williams

556.50

Layman Hepler

432.27

Grany Allen

132.70

Levi Williamson

99.25

J. C. McFerran

56.20

H. Hale

19.46

Hugh Burdett

40.00

Chas. F. Allen

17.10

Harry Grantham

373.35

Jesse Suthrrlin

1 ■

Aithur Eg::er-

79.50

A. J. Johnson

5.50.06

Vernc-r Houck, grav. road

f>5.50

C. B. Knauer

27.00

Albert Houck

299.25

the Rig Top ns it existed in 1875—the]noon. Reynolds was somewhat sur-

Altred Cooper Herbert Fitzsimmon. E. B. Wright C. McCain mark T. E. Rond H. Shake c. M. Furr C. C. Craft Earl Barnet, grav. road Standard Oil Co. Franklin Street Garage Fred Ellis Ohio & Indiana Stone Co. Clint Whittaker Geo. Walace Forest W. Clark Browning Hammond Co. Scobee Bros. H. K Shoptaugh Allan Lumber Co. Ellis & Co.

W E. GILL, County Auditor.

.VI VONCASTLE

To those who think that the heyday of the circus has passed, Pathe’s new musical circus romance “Swing High" 22.35 ' will particularly ap|a*al. (3 r this spec28.67 tacular talk I/- deal with life under

mo-t picturesque period in circus hist

ory.

In those days the eircu- had no machinery to put up and take down its tents, no mechanical contrivances for loading it paraphernalia on railway flat cars, no tractors to pull the heav\ loads to and from shipping points. Inste ad, it.- Rig Top was erected and torn down bv hardy, singing roustabouts who plied their sledge

own wagon train, bad weather often meaning mired wagons and a delay in the p rformance in the next town M ten it v ; n .-. --.ry to handle usually heavy loads, elephants were em-

ployed.

The glamor and romance of the ircus at it> picturesque best is contained in "Swing High" which will he een at the Vnncastle theatre Sunday and Monday. A complete circus troupe was engaged for its filming, with all the clowns, acrobats, bare back riders trapeze performers, wild animals, spangles and glitter that go to mak r up “the greatest show on earth’’ piny ing a par. The imposing cast includes Chestei Conklin, Ben Turpin, Dorothy Burg i ss, Bryant Washburn, George Fawcett, Helen Twelvetrees, Stepin Fitch it. Daphne Lollard, Robert Hdeson 1- red Scott. John Sheehan, Micke? Bennett and Fred l.angan. Today only—Bob Steele will be seer i.t hi first all-talking Western Pie t in- “Near The Rainbow’s End. Added Subjects to the Voncastle’/ Saturday Bill are the Final Ohapte: of “The Voice From The Sky’ and ,i cartoon screen song "La Paloma OBITUARY Emma Elizabeth Browning, daughter of Geoige B. and Elizabeth Hillis, was horn at Greencastle on January 1, 1866, and departed this life in the -am community on August 1, 1930, aged 64 years, 7 month Surviving her are three children, Nellie E. Browning of thi- city, (ieo. H. Browning of Detroit, Mich., and Lawrence Browning of Logansport Ind., a grandson. Georg' Jr., of Detroit, and two brothers, William H Hillis of Libby, Montana, and G. H. Hillis of Fair Oaks, Ind. Three aisters, Mrs. Sarah Allen and Mis. Margaret O’Hair and Mrs. Mary J. Flint, preceded her in death. On December 24, 1894, she was united in marriage to S. P. Browning. Th'-ir married lift was passed in the vicinity of Greencastle until Mr Browning’s death, February 15, 1915. Early in her girlhood, Mrs. Brownin joined the Mt. Pleasant Methodi t c hurch, then a fl urishing rural chu:i h which ministered to the social and religious needs "t a large con- >; iitency. Here she md opportuni-

'() Mil ■ - - ' > -7, 'liciotfs nature In act of helpfulness 1 md devotion. Lutei er membership v. 1- transferred to w-hnt formerly wathe Locust St. Methodl«t church of

this city.

A fine spirit of helpfulness, a readiness to give help P any who stood in need characterized her life, even in the latter days when disease filled her waking moments with pain. A simple, vital religion faith lay hack of this spirit; a faith that caught the intent of the Psalm id expressed in the pa--age which was her favorite in the entire Bible: The Lord is my Shepherd, 1 shall not

want.

He maketh me to lie down in green pastures, He leadeth me beside the still waters. He restoreth my soul. BARNETT BROS. CHtCUK The time honored, yet magical.

prised when the dog emerged from he water with a 21 inch rainbow

rout clinging to its tail.

Society News Bee Hive Rehekah Lodge Meets On Monday The Bee Hive Rehekah Lodge will meet Monday evening at 8 o’clock. The initiation which was to have lieen held, was postponed until the next meeting. E. E. Huber, 627 east Anderson street, is confined to his bed by illness. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hazelett, who have lieen vsiting Mr. Hazelett’* parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. A Hazelett md Mrs. George Mason, left f„r their home at Niagara Falls Sat irday af.ernoon. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Raim - of Gary ind Joy and Jane Smith of Hammond, rre the guests of Mr. and Mi H. W. Owens. Mrs. II. \Y. Haines who has Iteen the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Raines accompanied them home. M \4 \Bii \I(.N PWO Ralph Bending and Kenneth Ker-

REC1PES Fresh Peach Meringue Pie

Cl list

1 cup flour 1-4 teaspoon -all 1-4 cup lard 1-4 cup ice water Handle dough lightly, and add just enough ice water to hold dough together. Flake should be coarse. Bake ten to twelve minutes at 4.5(1

degrees. Filling

3 egg whites 3 tablespoon- gran, sugar. 1 cup whipping cream 4 tablyespoon.- imwd. sugar.

Peaches.

Beat egg whites until stiff, slowlyadding granulated sugar. Pour into baked pie shell. Slice peaches verythin and cover meiintgue. Then add whipped cream which has been combined with powdered sugar. -4- o JUVENILE C,\NG BATTLE ' CHICAGO, Aug. 9 (IT)—Chicago's first Juvenile gang battle was held on •he west side and then were thre-

asualties.

Its victims wen Sam Shnrisena, 6, -hot through the leg; BilJ.e Korkoras,

8 INCH FANS $5.00

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MOORE ELECTRIC COMPANY Phone 72

44.60 25.1(1 59.09 54.45 146.71 74.46 67.50

10 51

17.16

3.00 3.75

223.17

9.00

29.00 21.21 79.45 68.00 31.35

364.60

“HAPPINESS OVER THE HILL , ' HiS LOVE SONG]

T—Good 3-rnom

house. 25-t f.

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Phone 626-Y.

FOR REN'I Modern furnished 01 unfurnlaked 5 room house and gar-1 age in Nqrtbwond. Phone 266 or 437.

66t.

l —°—— ---Wjuited— Baby heifer at Phone 216. 8-3-p

FrtJ Scolt, hriMutt young fingtr, croont thtmtingly V Brr m the J<tyi to com*, to bit finncoe, Helen Twelvetrees, m tree*** performer in Pntie's remmstit, Jramntit, thrilling,

—General housework for %h Kkooll girl for room and hoard. Ml. ,.,p

1 W Lost

'-OST^-No. 3 Brownie Folding Ko-

le* th, ‘ ,,ri <lge where Big 'Valhut and Little Wxdnut Rivers J 01 n, or bn road leading* southwest from Bridge. Re ward.Prof. Greenleaf,

—Miscellaneous—

I NOTICE

** an ' r ^ISt^ a tio n abandoned at *pur track being removed immediat ly PennaylvgiUa Railway, Co.

tn Iking and tinging it fen/let," Swing High''

eirent picture, *

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Playing at the Voncastle Theatre this Sunday and Monday

phrase, ‘Are You Going To the Circus’ is the query most frequently heard these days upon every hand in Green castle and for mile* out in the surrounding country. The Harnett Br<> Big 3 Ring Circus and trained animal show are responsible for the question, arrangements having Iteen completed for them to exhibit in Greencastle on Thursday, August 28, giving two performances, at 2 and 8 p. m., with doors open one hour earlier. The small hoy and girl are correspondingly happy and it goe- without saying that j their elders have the day marked on j their calendar to". This season the spread of canvas covers an area of about four acres and when erected the big tent alone affords comfortable -eats for 6,000 people. Overcapping three rings, two elevated stage,-, and vast hippodrome track, is a veritable maze of rings, ropes and apparatus, upon which dauntless queens and kings of the air twice daily defy death in entertaining the thousands of patron*. Over 300 men, women, children and educated animals are employed in the presentation of the astounding progrnpi, from the first to the last numhl-r. Act follows act in rapid ! succession and w ith such precision I and skill as only can be found with Hu-nett Bros, ( iiwc- Throughout the lie rformance as many as fifteen sepJ urate acts are simultaneously presentI ed on the ground or*in the air, and , one is kept right busy watching O#

I myriad of wonders. ink; catches "fish"

LONGMONT, Colo., (UP)—C. R. Reynolds threw his doff into the water to cool the animal off on a hot after-

•heval, both of Marion county, held in

-he county jail on grand larceny ch:u- ^' r ” u -* 1 l - '

ges in connection with the theft of 36 ■hickens from the Hugh Hicks farm, .tear Mt. Meridian, were expected to »e arraigned in circuit court Saturday rfternoon. It was said the grand larceny charges may be reduced to p>-tit larceny, because of the fact that the two men made two trips after the chickens, stealing less than $25 worth

each trip.

'd around Loui- and Albert to congratulate them for their victory. Teddy and John returned. Teddy irought u .22 caliber rifle, almost as tall as himself. John brought the billets and handed them to Teddy who, r-dining on one knee, fired into the rroup. Sam, Billie and Florence fell md were taken to a hospital. Teddy ind John ran, were raptured and tak■n to the Juvenile detention home.

tluglr; and Hoi SI N DAY’S |{\DIO FFVTIIRFS

vice Moliere, 15, shot through the! WJ y. (XBC Network) 6:30 p M._

ri K>>t f,,ot - (’ST—Goldman Band.

It began as a free for all fist figh». VVABC (CBS Network) 7;(D P. M.

in which Louis Hoda, II, and Albert • -CST. Theatei Of the Air.

Biachi, 7 were the winners, and Teddy 1 WJ7. <\BS Network) 7:45 J\ M.—

ind John Obazu, 14 and 12, the los- j CST. Shakespeare Hour,

er*. 1 >} » ! WJZ (NBC Network) 8:4.\ P. M.—

Badly beaten, Teddy and John re | (’ST, South Sea Islanders,

treated down an Alley. Sam, Billie. I VVEAE (NBC Network) .4:16 P. M.

Florence and other witnesses gather- j —CST. Sam Herman.

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