The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 September 1930 — Page 2
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• THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. MONDAY, SEPT. 1,1930.
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
Miss Augusta Glides 'I the .State Fair today.
attended
Mrs. Jane Vansant of Chicago is
here visiting relatives.
Ur. H. B. Taylor is confined to his lome on Setninary street, by illness.
To Make Money
Miss Mary Agnes
Miss Kdith Browning the guest
[ of her parents in New He , . nurse has returned from
I'oiest Riggs and Henn.in ,f ' nk, ''- v ! va( ..,(i nil i.nv a tending tll<• national air races at
.Miller, county
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iv onU half lie liallle. To manage it Wisely is the other half. And In manner il wisely is to manage it systematically. Which simply mein through a < herkiug \ccount the modern, efficient. business-like way. \nd if you have not adopted this safe, sound plan for managing your money, »h\ no* come in and get started today?
First National Bank The Oldest Bank In Putnam County Citizens Trust Co.
Chicago. Frank Bowers of Indianapolis was Mere Sunday for the funeral of G Will Conklin. Frank Davidson, city fireman, is taking In vacation. Hiram Huffman, relief fireman, is taking his place.
Mrs. Stata Singleton of Tndianais visiting her sister Mrs. AlbOrta
Havens.
Ed Simmons left the county hospital Monday morning. He entered the hospital -ix weeks ago for mediral treatment.
Mis Flotence Croy, cashier at Oakley’s Washington street store, rs pending her vacation at her home m Brazil this week.
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Effective September Isl.
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Rooms $70.00 Room $50.00 Efficiency $87.00 (iaraffes $3.00 fins, F.lectricity, Water, Heat and Electric Refrigeration Included.
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Mrs. Rebecca Sigler and Hrackney are at home from weeks visit with relatives in Charleston, Illinois.
Frank a two
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bvans and family of south of Putnamville, spent Monday at the Indiana State Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hester and family of Indianapolis attended the Home Coming at Putnamville Sunday.
\rt Needle Craft Club Meets Tuesday The Arts Needle Craft club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2::!0 o'clock with Mrs. John Gray, West Poplar street. v -I* •!* 'I*
Clod fel ter-Say lor Reunion At Fincastle Members of the Clodfelter-Saylor families will meet on Sunday, September 14, at Fincastle for their annual reunion. Ed. Clodfelter is president of the organization and Mrs. E. E. Milligan, secretary.
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Young People of White Pick Held Banquet Friday
'I ho young people of the White Pick Baptist Association, ended another year's activities with a banquet on Friday night, Aug. 2!t. jTh • banquet was held in the new !gymnasium of the New Winchester high school which was elaborately dre-
Mr. and Mrs. .lame- < . Reynolds orated for the oce; ion by the hostess,
and two sons, of I^afayette, are spend ! B. Y. P. P T .
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ing Labor Day with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Henry and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sweet attended the Home Coming at Putnamville Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Albnugli are A home from Lake Jume . near Angola, where tiiey spent two weeks with Mr. and Mr-. Donald Connerley.
t 'I'he Little Light Bearers of th - Palis (Methodist church will meet Tuesdaafternoon at 2. - :i() in the primary room
of the church.
Mr. and Mr<. Gerald Handy, of near Washington, D. are here visiting their parent.-, Mr. and Mrs. W) T. Handy, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gib-
■on.
Mi . John Carl, Mrs, William Par rish. Mrs. Jesse Tobin and two daugh-
ter pent the week in Indianapolis, | m j w jth their
John Brothers of Akr n, Ohio, wa the week-end guest of his parents, Mr. anil Mrs. A. A. Brothers on South IsOCust street.
Mr. and Mis. Virgil Akins and family spend the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Reynolds a d family north west of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webster, South Indiana street s|ient the week-
son Robert Wehstei
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred K ' , wife in Indianapolis.
Magendenz. : I Mr. and Mts. LeRoy Brown and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brinekmnn ( i au( ,., llr ,. Miss ( ; pnov B ,,, wn> Mi | ](>r Indianapolis wete the week-end guests | npartments, attended the State Fair
in Indianapolis Sunday .
CORSET Bl SI NESS IS REPORTED ON GUN
BATTLE CREEK, Mich., Sept, t— l CP)- It may he that thi- is the :me of freedom, hut just the same the corset business is un the gain.
nl Mr-. Btiinrkman’s mother and alo attended the funeral of Mrs. Btin kman’s cousin, (!. Will Conklin,
Sunday afternoon.
According to report,' of the Battle < eek Corset Company an increase of 21 percent in busine during the first six months of 1930 over a coii ponding period last year is shown. / -i increase of Kb per cent for the fi 'at 20 days of Aiigu-t over the s me month last year was also re j> rted. A substantial gain for every month of 1930 over 1929 i- -hown in the report.
( ITY OF LOWELL HAS reforestation progr \m HAMMOND, Ind., Sept, 1—(UP) The city of Lowell bids to surpass all other Indiana Communities with it reforestation program. After state representative Thomas a res of choice land to be used for reforestation purpose-, F. S. Betz, Hammond millionaire, gave 300 two-year-old walnut trees and H. J. 1
Maxwell, ,3,000 trees.
The plot will be used both as a I
nursery and park.
Miss Irene Toney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Toney, southwest of Greencastle, who is a student nurse in the Methodist Hospital Nurses’ training school at Indianapolis, is home on a two week-’ vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cherry and Mr. and Mrs. O. D McCullough were among the Greeneastl visitors at the Indiana State Fair Sunday.
.Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Allen, of Gary, pent the weekend in Greencastle with the former's mother, Mrs. Maude Allen, 212 west Washington street,
Mrs. Henry Woodall . south of Putnamville entered the Methodist Ho pital at Indianapolis M mday for treatment, and will later undergo an operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Won all and children of Indianapolis, nt Sunday here visiting Mrs. WorraJ’s ]>af-
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constipation,” -ays (has. K. Blair. "Then at last the simple mixture, Ad-
lerika, made me regular."
The simple mixture of glycerin,
buckhorn bark, saline, etc
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Showers at beginning of week and again about Wednesday, likely to be
thoroughly well distributed
ature- near normal.
and the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Long, soufh H. B. Stringer, 702 -outh College tv- Locuststreet, and other relativ. -
enue. i | Mrs. Lizzie Sweet and Mr and Mrs,
Cars driven by l.ee McKamey, Com- , James C. Reynolds and two son spent mercial Place, arid Walter Ruley of Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Georg,. Kirkpatrick, were slightly damaged in | Reynolds and family, at the home ol a collision at College avenue and Mrs. Nellie William’s in Putnamvilh.
Washington street, about 9 o’clock ' m,M r ' Saturday night. A bumper on the McKamey car was bent and fenders on
the Ruley car were damaged.
!• ranklin P. Cole, who was graduated from DePauw with the class of 1930 preached his last sermons to his
G. A. It. POST GIVES FUNDS CRAWFORDSVILLE, (UP) —Mc-l.’lier-on Post, Grand Army of the Republic, once with a membership of
.300 which has dwindled to 12, has j Congregations near Brawil on Sunday.
-ka>, acts on BOTH upper amM^ t ! ,,nP ' 1 "T ^ ^ ° f ( '° ,e 1 “ aVM ^ thi * bowels, relieving conslitpation in two ;t« money to other local organ.zat.ons, , Boston, here he will enter school to hours; Bring out poisons you never; VV,,m, ‘ n * Kclwf Corps received , Complete his theological work. Mr. tliought, were in your -x-tem. L., ‘ ' and ^.i() each was given the 1 Cole has been spending the summer Ad ter ik a give your -tomael, and bow- Daughter- of Veteran and Ladies of at Brazil and has preached regularly lawyer. 11 a RKAL cleaning and -ee how G. A. R. The post retained 5.30 ..f its at Bethel ind -n Kiiir 1 -* 1
f “ P|, - Al R «««^* his -lay in Brazil "
Mr. and Mrs. Christie spent thi week-end in Muncie. They were accompanied home l,y Mrs. Hattie MeMains and Mrs. Drew Miller who h’Mi been visiting friend- the past w . k N
Muncie.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Durham and children are at home from Milford, Pa., where they have been some time, owing to the illness and death of Mrs. Durham'- father, Frank P. I
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■\T 0 ' F: ,fm a 8 ree< 'he Iloosier Staff Automobile Club 1 ^ that most automobile accidents arc avoidable. Their warning against indifference on the part of the public about had practices in driving ami the appeal to every one to report instances they witness of dangerous rim ing should meet with the approval and hearty cooperation of all. Their position is, "that public sentiment must be aroused to the point that the people s sense of fair play is so outraged by dangerou* practices in operating automob. es that carelessness and deliberate wrong doing on the part of drivers will be overcome.” Already the drivers’ license law has been the means of revoking nearly 1000 drivers’ licenses for drunken driving and over 600 others have been suspended or revoked for other reasons. This is evidence that the Jaw is succeeding. What is needed now for the individual safety of every one is more public cooperation, so clip out this form cam it with you, fill it in carefully when occasion arises and * ’ 7 Moil it to the Secretary of State, Indianapolis, Indiana
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Offrtsse: Passing on brow of hill Q Pming from the rear witho ul r„„ m i ’ Pa,sing on blind curve □ nangf mu, fast driving : Dangerou, slow drix mg U Not keeping to the right side otl curve □
No tail light Only one head light □ No head iighu □
Barking on drix ing portion of highway □ failure to give legal arm signal Q
Increasing speed while another car is passing from the rear □ In order io give all the information you deem necessary do not hesitate to send a!,m;; a fctter also with the report. (Note) You can readily under Mand .ha. ammymoux report, might easily hr- made to get innorem pen. de n o trouble', iherefnre each report im.xt he signed and no one should hesitate to sign a repon about ss mm. dr;. ,,,.. .. " ... .s.. .
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Mrs. Willbim Moser and -on Morris Moser and Mi- Krina Dobbs who have been spending the summer here with relative-- and friends returned to their home in Grants Pass, Ore-
gon, Monday.
Chicken- entered by Orville Collin of Putnamville and Floyd Kennedy of Greencastle, won awards at the Clay County fair last week. Collins displayed Buff Orphingtons and Kennedy, Rhode Island Red and White Leg horns.
Rev. B. H. Bruner, minister of the Greencastle Christian church was the guest speaker at the county meeting of the Christian churches of Montgomery county Sunday at Ladoga. He spoke in the morning on the subject, "Toward Jerusalem”, and in the a! ternoon on "The Way Toward Unity.” Ihe Ladoga church was crowded to
capacity for both -ervicets.
Harold Storm of Coatesville watoa.rimu ter and David Barr of Greencastle was song leader. Officers reelected f, r the coming year are: I’m -- ideut, Harold St um: vice-pres., Nell White; -ecretary-treas., Merle Burns. Mi-s Thelma Stout, the association al Y. I’, director, is a graduate of Franklin Assembly. Harold Storm i a graduate of the Indiana Council of Religious Education camp on Lake We.wliee. Miss White and Miss Burns have attended Franklin A-sombly. Rev. T. J. Parsons, editor of the Baptist Observer, gave the installation service and spoke on “Spiritual Anchorage.’’ The most successful banquest ever held elided with a huge friendship circle.
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Missionary Society To Meet On Tuesday The Missionary Society of the Christian Church will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock with Mrs. Henry Phillips, south I ocust street.
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Group IV i f B. Y. P. I Will Be Enterlained hy Losers Group Four of th B. Y. P. U. winner of the group contests for the month of August, will be entertained by Groups, On, 1 , Two and Three, Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Murel Davis on Scuth Indiana street road.
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Baptist Missionary Society Postponed Until Sept. 9th. The Baptist Missionary Society meeting has been postponed and will meet with Mrs. A. J. Sweeney Tue.day, Sept. 9th. Mend, i- please note change of date.
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Section III of Christian Church Entertains Friday Section III of the Christian church ■nt rtained th,' V\ man'- Union in the church !>:. ment Kiitlay after-
noon at 2:3 .
The devotional vas in charge of Mrs. George Garrett of Section I. She read the 4th chapter of Romans. The pastor, B. H. Bruner lead in prayer. Song used, "Savior Like a Shepherd Load Me.” The reports showed that $1339.0.3 h d been tutned over to the Union treasurer during the past yen: and $1301.57 had been paid ,u?. There had been 1790 calls made. Section One was the ), ,nhei section for the year. They had paid over to (he* Union treasurer, ,2.3' and had made (i.38 calls. They had an av rage attendance of Hi at each ection meeting. I in September meeting will be held at the borne of Mrs. Myra Curti-, who has been Union treasurer
for 14 years.
After the business meeting was turned over to Section Three, Mrs. Brothers, president of this section, made a .short welcome address and ihen the meeting was in charge of Mrs. Ralph West, chairman of the entertaining committee. Mr . John Sutherlin read the past history of Section Three, whic h was very clever and enjoyed by all pres■nt. The other sections were asked to give a Hint. They had only a few
minutes to get ready for this part val features. There were several rkk, of the program. Section One gave I at the grounds for the local fair, fo' “Ktyb' Show.” Section Two, A. IS. C. i no shows to uttiact the crowds
the Jubi-
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church. Section Four gave
lee Singers from Milwaukee. See1, i, Two carried off honors and was presented $1.00 by Section Three. There were t',0 present. During the social hour delicious refreshments were served. •!• •!• -’* -I- -I* *’■ S. Uluh Meets Tuesday Mi- Nellie Brown and Miss Nina Cook will entertain the members of the S. C. C. Club Tuesday evening at (’,:.30 o’clock at the home of Miss Brown, 327 Melrose avenue.
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Teachers \nd Officers Of C. O. S. S. To Meet Tonight The teachers and officers of the Christian church Sunday School will meet at the home of Mrs. E. U. Baitley on South Indiana street tonight at 7:30 o’clock. A full attendance i« desired. *!• * Conference Club Meeting Postponed The meeting of the Conference Club of the Christian Church whfeh was to have been held tonight has been postponed until further notice.
Shows and other carnival featur*.
will draw the crowds, these pet,^ ■ state, regardless of their excellp^, I The guillible are willing to invest!. I gate the. tent shows and comment m I their worth afterward. This, it : : I claimed, lends to the attia, tivenes-J I
the fairs.
Friday’s crowd was Ihe -limir.e' I last day assemblage -cen on tb I grounds in many year.-. Thur-day, j.. I ually the biggest day of th • r, ' I so failed to draw many people. Despite the many rum,, 1 .rrent r I the city, there has been i ili.-atk >n the part of the fair officials ths the fair would he diseoiitimiiil af;.> |
this year.
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COUNTY MEETING HELD
In spite of the ram, all of the nine Christian churches in Putnam county were represented at the county meeting held Sunday ut the Somerset Christian church north of Greencastlc. The church wa- crowded to capacity for the Bible School ami f, r the morning service, ]n the afternoon not more than half of the crowd could ■ret into the church. This is the first fellowship meeting which the churches have had for many years, and it was voted to make it an annual affair. The place and time will be decided by the officers of the county Missionary organization. Dr. Jesse M. Bader, superintendent ,f evangeli m for the United Christian Misisonary society, which is the largest organ ration among the Chrisdun churche-, gave the message both in the morning and the afternoon. Mr. Bader ha traveled practically ar ,und the world in the interest of his work, and had main interesting xperiences to relate. He told of the past history of the church and nr’ •ented in a very dear way the future tasks of the church.
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County commissioners held their regular monthly meeting here Monday. In addition to allowing claims the commissioners were to scan bids for supplying coal for county institu-
tions this winter.
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Montgomery county’s annual fair 'iided Fiiday, with the attendance far lielow normal and the affair appar■ntly destined to be a financial failure according (o the Saturday Crawfords-
vilU* Journal-Review.
Coupled with the drought, the pre*ent financial depression cut the fair to even below it- last year attendance maik. Only on Sunday, the opening day, were the crowds anything like those that have been present in the
past few years.
Some splendid attractions at the various halls on the grounds did not prove the magnet fair officials believed they would before the event. I he largest number of dairy cattle ever entered in the Montgomery county fait was assembled by the Milk Produce, • Association. The 4-H Club en H.v list surp.i, ,' ( | that of former years,as did their work during the year. Eloral hall was jammed to the g.i.irds with attractive exhibits ami booths were occupied by merchants demonstrating the merits of their va nous wares and products. Other halls aml , la ' were equ.flly well filled. 1 1"' fact that the agricultural ^""''wor' .rid dairy exhibits did not ' raw , inwri , had led many to state
"It is a source of great -atisf.icti'i■ io know that the number of famhB it unions is increasing every year, >n(B ihat their value is being more ai I more appreciated, This i a- it -hcmH ■ be. The family institution, nrdaindl by the hand of the Supieni' Aichitft!I of the Universe, is thi* olde-t tion rests all the activitic- of maii-1 kind. 'The strength of community anil of a nation rest.- upon tho staWitjl and security of the family, ami any I thing that fosters the l.uniiy •inht J and pride is an element of -ti ,, i I in the nation. The family is the unit of ivilia-J .ion. Not only is it the unit ■ ivilif I lion, but it is the test of (ivilizat* I for the -lability and inU Riitv of air I nation or race i- in direct propnrtia I to the sanctity and coiv lence of it- h family group. This is a strops: suit I ment, but is verified by the to-tiniory I of all experience, otjserv ation and fn-I kory. Thi- then, being true, the cuM I vation, development and elevation I tho family ideal should he paiaino# I ; nd have the l ight of way, al" 1 ! I (onsuming our best thoughts and w - blest energies. The peril of the tan I ily is the peril of the pat on ti in 11 '' family perils, and at one - , atiow' I perils are vanquished. Maintain ti< I integrity and -acredne-- ot the hdt ily idea, and the nation is -ate. “The family reunion atou-c- p"* in one’s ancestry, and th: i no niM asset. It ha- saved many a man fw 1 ’ 1 dishonor and min. Me would not yM to temptation because it would hrtal a blot on his family name. TreqUi-ntp coming into contact with the " ^ family will make him more inter 1 -'''** arid eareftd to perpetuate the goed | name and standing of his people "Home is the place that is mo-t ak' henx’eh. It ring- with laughter, ; with song and breathes the name ft mother. To the perplexed ami storw tossed it is the haven of rest. To f f weary and heavy burdened, ** ^ , gate of paradise. When overwhelm ! with clouds of trouble and sorrow.* our strength is -pent in the strtW Of the day, when tempt.'' * , | and try u- on every hand, wha' salations are ours to rest seia |r '' in the satisfactions of home at 1 1 zlose of a strenuous day. and I"' tent, where love abound- and hapd ness resigns supreme. Here, the ily gather-. The annual family " u ^ ion is home again, only on a ^ r<rf
scale.
What memories these family ^ ^ ions revive. They are rich m nien !? l „ to unseal life's secret springf- ^^ ■irieo of the old home. Mem 011 '" 1 . father and mother, perhaps, Io"? 1 ^ I to their eternal reward. Menieti’ ^ I play-days with brothers and | vho also have passed to “that ^ from whence no traveler e'er l ' r ^ There are memories of jo)’ 5 nn ' s s j ows, hut after all, valuable, 1
rich contribution to aid in and life’s pleasures.
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in hip s pipasure.^. t “What a wonderful occasion IS
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family minion, with as , programs, feasts and good f *’" r . all made po.-sible because p' 1 ^ vere •faithful to their trU-l •_ , , “The family circle if thf ‘. l,,r1h L) ,f life’s greatest inspirations men come from good hoys ""V boys from good homes. The funn union is a great bome-hidl'i'^ ^ there is nothing of more imp” ^
i?) <h.n it i- now apparent a fair rannJlt to the individual and the nation JeMfiaiaic 1 :| sl "" without the usual cmm!--home-builders '