The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 November 1930 — Page 2

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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA MONDAY, NOV. 24,1930.

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Foutliif‘1 on Security

THE DAILY BANNER Entered in the Post Office at Greencasile, Indiana, as second ciaB»niatl matter. Under the act of March *, 1879. Subscription price, 10 cent* per | week.

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X’&SVJSSS OVER tit MILLION JARS USED YEARLY

PERSONAL AND LOCAL NCWS

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Financial Foresight

Mean^ Leing prepared witli a cash reserve, instantly ready for nnvlliin^ that may come up opportunities or emergencies. It’- a policy all succt -Mil Lusine- . and industries follow and individuals find it to their advantage to adopt. All it takes to build up such a reserve i- persistenee in saving a definite part of your earnings. \\ ouhln't it he wi.e to come in, open your Savings Account now„and get started ?

First National Bank The Oldest Hank In Putnam C ounty Citizens Trust Co.

The Home 01 The Syslematii Saver

gay Herbert attended the Indiana- j Purdue football game at Lafayette;

Saturday.

\ on of Mr. and Mrs. John Jaqua, |

______ Kast Washington street is confined to

| his home with scarlet fever.

Mr.-.. IflUa Sorg. <>f Muncle, vlsiled ^ Is Charles Kelly, Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Russell Welch on Sun U i( . t wa( . ra ]i,,,| to Danville Monday .lay. . by the death of her father, O. E.

Mrs. Ague; Frazier entered the

County Hospital Monday for medical

Humes, who passed away morning at 4:30-o’clock.

Monday

care.

Three children of Pete Sutherland of Washington township are confined to their home with scarlet fever. Home Dietrich, of Loveland, Colo., is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs John Dietrich, each of the city. Mrs. Lossan McMillan, of Indianapolis, is visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Wilson, south Jark-da-t

I son street.

IN III VIION PROLKNM

SIT DENT H.

FOR K. ( I.FB

The initBation Iprtogham -(Vlr <'hei

Student Home Economics’ Club was . . , .

Pii- quel Monday evening in Isdumnn.

Mrs. Bartlett Will Be Hostess To Boston < bib

The Boston club will meet Tuesday evening at 7:.'!0 o’clock with Mrs. E.j R. Bartlett, 723 East Washington St. ^

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Dr. Rhoa Will AddreHH Child Stmly Group Tonight. The Pre-School Child Study Group | will meet Monday evening at ■ :3d clock in the Bowman gymnasium. Hr. Gilbert Rhea will give an address and Miss Kffie Steigelman will lead the discussion period

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Dr. Byron Wilson Will Address ‘•Fathers and Sons Bunquel

Dr. Byron Wilson will he the speaker at the "Fathers and Sons” ban-

DHL CHIFFON HOSE $1,511 I, the smart shades, Shadow, Black. Manon, Promenade, Hohamn ami Wajorc.'Fvery pair full fashioned. 1 loot tops and I reiu h heels. \|s., a clean-up as’sortment of full-fashioned pure silk chiffon hose Speeial at »P I .UU INcn pair perfret In the shades. Sable, Acojon, Bahama, (iunmetal, and (irelH‘. THE QUALITY SHOP .1. II. PITCHFORD

I iv November 21, at 7 o’clock. There This is the annual peace and good . A ,. r f,„U-three girls initiated. wil1 ''anquet. Dr. Wdson has been •n,e first part of the evening was asked \o speak on The I rince of

spent in a humorous initiation. The i P ,!ace ‘

part of the evening was occupied |

, the state initiation ceremony and ! Mothers < luh of !■ irst

the girls

Ed Hollingsworth, of Terre Haute, IM , n .

and his aunt, Mrs. Sally Kennady, of Refreshments were served by the

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singing the Club Constitu-1 " ard to Me«-t Wednesday

The Mothers Club of

Old-Fashioned S(|uare Dance At “The Midway” SI ATE R«)M> 10 AND 13 Wednesday, Nov. 26, !! V. \1.

Me n 50c

Ladies Free

Brazil, were guests over

Miss Mattie Crouch.

Charles Bunten, of Fillmore, was taken to the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis Sunday by ambulance. Mr.

Bunten is seriously ill.

Sunday of ...iving committee.

It’s Not

Too Early To start thinking about < hristmus Greeting (aids

| Come in and look over our ! beautiful assortment. You will ' he able to make a wide select ion of Christmas cards at most reasonable prices. SAM HANNA’S HOOK STORE

, The Citizens Trust Company was | liaebarged as trustee for Stark and (ii Iffith Motor Sales, in the Pmnam i Cireiiit eotirl Monday following a linal report showing payment of prefer1 red elaliii . eoals and allowiinees approv< d by the eolirt.

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11 Years Constipation

Glycerin Mix Ends It years I trid to get rid of

First

Ward will meet Tuesday, Nov. 23 in the school auditorium. Mrs. Roy Brackney will discuss “The Cold, Its Cause and Prevention.” Mrs. Krchl

on “What to Expect of the School Chihl in the Home.”

-I* •I* -I* Brazil Girl to

Marry Paul Weaver

Mrs. Dick Springer entertained last evening with ;» miscellaneous shower

„ „ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. V.

'• u. GETS old oaken bucket Goshorn nf 117 N „ rth Alabama street 'I he Old Oaken Bucket, symbolic nfjj n i, onor 0 f their daughter, Miss Maxfootball supremacy between Indiana | i|)e Goshorl)( thp bride-elect of Paul and Purdue, today rests in the athletic leaver of Greencastle whose marrihalls nf Hie crimson at Bloomington. | w j|| j a |j e p| ace the near future.

111 Indiana’s startling 7 to 6 victory at

I. C. OFFICIAL DEAD

CHICAGO, Nov. 24 (UP) Charles j^dI speak Markham, chairman of Hie board of the Illinois Central railroad, died today after a series of paralytic strokes at Altadena, (‘Calif. He was f>9 years

old.

HOMi: ( DM INC, AT BETH II, Sunday was home coming day at Bethel Baptist Church at Fillmore avd the church was filled to capacity

! for the occasion.

Features of the all-day

roadside, he was latei found and taken to the office of Dr. I). F.. Reed, where he was given medical attention and late in the afternoon was moved to his home in the country in the Me

meeting Gaughey and Kennedy ambulance,

Bridge, bunco and radio music were

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constipation, "Then ni last

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says ( has.

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E. Blair

the simple mixture, Ad lerika, made me regular.”

The simple mixture of glyceni, Aurkthorii hark, saline, etc., (Adlei ika) acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel. relieving eonstipaiion in 2 hours!

•BANNER WAN I Al)S.” PAY

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IPings out poisons you never thought hfl wppk pn) , with ber parents, were in your system Let Adlenka 1 , „ ,, ,, . give your stomach and bowels a Mr. and Mrs. J. .1. Kaulde in Madison

The condition of John Hunter, of Fillmore, who has been seriously ill 1 fur several days, was reported un- j

changed Monday.

Mr. and .Mrs. Ernest Bader and

family, and Mrs. L. It. Alvord, and Mrs. G. W. Alvord spent Sunday

with relatives in Itoaehdale. Congressman-elect C. C. Gillen

give the Thanksgiving address at the Putnamville M. E. church, Thursday

-veiling ai 7:30 o’clock. Even hotly j sincp ; t was offered in competition in Those presenl we re Mrs. Dick Spring-

: er of Terre Haute; Mrs. Roy Baxter

Mr Jennie Whisman, age ,1 yean Indiana was the pie-game under-| an( | ( | aU jjbter of Crawfordsville; Miss mother f Charles Amers of Greencas- dog in the thirty-third meeting he- \jj| ( | re( i Howard of Greencastle; Mrs. tie, died at Bloomington Saturday, tween the two .-tate rivals, having j,’ rank Guildenbecker and son; Mrs. Funeral services were held Monday been beaten in all earlier Big Ten con- | )an [.’j^ber and daughter; Mrs. Roy

morning at Bloomington. ference games this year. Miss Ruth Kauble, f Indianapdis. Purdue had (bopped its first to

Lafayette Saturday gave the univer-1 pnjoy(M throUKhout thf sity its first clear claim to the bucket , ( j a j n {y refreshments

■ evening and were served.

was a splendid dinner served by the Bethel ladies and a Baptist Young •People’s I’nion program put on by the Greencastle B. Y. P. U. in the after-

noon.

The Greencastle First Baptist church B. Y. P. U. were guests of the Bethel Young People Sunday and put on a icgular B Y. P. U. program in the afternoon, the general theme being “Thanksgiving.” The Bethel Church was filled to over-flowing for the event.

where he was reported to have not spent a very good night and is resting

only fairly well today

TIRE AND TUBE STOLEN

Sam Hamm, of Greencastle, reported to city police that a tire and tube had been stolen from his automobile, over the week end.

your

REAL cleaning and see how good you feel! —R. P Mullins Druggist.

KODAK AT HOME Every day and especially at Thanksgiving lime—(here arc chanced for good pictures that you shouldn't he missing. Keep a Kodak handy- loaded with genuine Kodak Film in the yellow bo\. Stop here for any picture-making supplies. Qualify Developing and Printing MULLINS [|IIG STORE

! township. Mis- Kauble is supervisor 1 of nurses at the Methodist hospital. Russellville will hold its annual | poultry, egg and rabbit show and | poultry school in that town on December 3, 4, 6, and <> ,it is announced, j It is also stated that the world is in- | vited to compete in this show. A suitable premium list has been arranged . -I a catalog may lie obtained by writing Andie Jackson, at Russell-

ville.

Ward G. Biddle, chairman of the ; program committee of the Kiwanis club has a letter from President Oxiiim, of DePauw university, stating that his subject for Tuesday even-

Michigan but won the rest. Both schools were playing their last games of the 1!*3() season.

Sore Throats

and Coughs

Beamon and son: Mrs. Clifford Hum- <, " in hie; Mrs. Knox and son; Ruth and ' Helen O’Connell, Viola* Dewyer, Viola Julbert, Juanita Bolin, Grace Tiffee, Erma Lowa, Gwendola James, Leona Starnes and Mr. and Mrs. B. V. Goshorn and family of Brazil.—Brazil

Times.

4* -I- 'I* •!• *’• Miss Bowen Will Address Meeting Tuesday Night Miss Lucy Bowen will speak on "International Contacts” and her recent

Here’s

Quickly Relieved By This

doctor's jiresorption called 4 r ’P a ^ roa< * mpp ting of the Wo-

Thuxino that is really throat insur-| men’s Praise and Thank offering serifs -access is due to its quck vices which will be held at the Pres-

ance.

doubh action. With the very first hyterian church, Tuesday evening, swallow it soothes the sore throat and Me n and friends of the church are in-

^ " mQt ‘v t'.- »i"

The remarkable thing about Thox- be >» the nature of a silver tea.

in-* is that while it relieve almost in-| v * **" v * I *

|IJ ni- ' ii- • ( ,f -he Kiw.mi - - luh will stantly it 1 ntains nothing harmful | H. S, Junior ( Imhh

b ‘‘ I b< “ X ' 1 " I airiot m In t iis h*‘ and is ph-a-ant tasting and safe for Wednesday

w ill refer to the work that he <lid with t h P whole family. Singers and spenkhoys in Ixis Angeles, ns especially re- Prs fj n( | Thoxine very valuable. Put up | quested b; Mr. Biddle. Bloomington ready for u>e in 35c, f>0c, and $1.00 pTelephone. bottles Your money back if not satis-

——_ —. fled. - AH Druggists.

< OI.ERED MEN ARRESTED AND LATER RELEASED

Two Greencastle colored men, Cappy Smith and Todd Wagner, were taken into custody Saturday night, following a melee at the colored

hall located on the west

'side of the square. Smith spent the night in the county jail while Wagner

was released after his arrest.

Night officer George Knnuer took both men into custody after the altercation. It was said the argument started over the payment of a dollai It seems Smith wa.- a member of the

lodge while Wagner was not.

Smith exhibited a bruised hend and claimed other injuries alleged to have been inflicted by Wagner. No charges were preferred by either .of the two

men and they were released.

STUDENT RECITAL

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milder

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better taste

One will always stand out!

A Thanksgiving dunce will be given Wednesday night, November 2d, a! !) o’clock at the old gym by the junior class of the high school. The Thunderbolt Orchestra- a nine-piece orchestra from Crawfordsville will furnish

the music.

•I* 4* •!• -F . Cro-Tat-Em Circle Meets Tuesday The Cro-Tat-Em circle will meet with Mrs. J. S. Walts at 705 South College, Tuesday afternoon at 2:30

o’clock.

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C. C. Club Members Entertain Families

The memliers of the C. C. Club entertained their families with a picnic supper Wednesday, November 12, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Baird. All enjoyed the bountiful supper which was spread in the dining room, after which the evening was spent in playing cards and other games. All departed at a late hour thanking Mr. and Mrs. Baird forjtheir generious hos. pitality. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Humphry and daughters, June and Mary, Mr. and Mrs. Zepha Burkett and sons Howard and John, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Whitted and daughter Marjorie, Mr. and Mrs. William i i.v, Tom Hurley and Landy Boles, Mr. and Mrs. Otha Boles, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rody and daughter Pauline, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen and sons Raymond and Gene, Mrs. Lida Collins and son Clay, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Une and sot^ Francis, Mr. and Mrs. ( lifford Baird and sons Joe and Janies, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Baird and Mildred and Samuel Baird. ORCHARD FIELD DAY Monroe McCown, horticulture ex perl of Purdue University, will |,e In* Putnam County next Tuesday, HeJ eember 2, for a Held day and tininltig denior.airation at the R. O. Ogg or- 1 chard, east of town. He will also talk' on managing orchards and other sail Jeots of interest to fruit growers. The field day program will begin at ID o'clock at the Ogg orchard. The 1 L. C. Buehhelt orchard also may lie

visited during (he day.

Mr. McCown will return later In the

winter for an orchard

meeting

L V RCiE STILL FOUND IN MONROE COUNTY

BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Nov. 24— What is said to be the largest still ever seized in Monroe county was confiscated by Sheriff R. H. Stephens and deputies and Police Chief Fail Chew in a deep ravine in a woods six miles southeast of here early Sunday morning. The officers found gallons of mash, which they destroyed!. They called at n house on the place occupied by Frank Adkins, who had moved there recently from Tennessee and found him hiding in the attic

He was brought to jail.

RUSSELLVILLE MAN IS SERIOUSLY ILL

Nelson F. Scribner, a prominent resident of Russellville, was suddenly striken with heart trouble while on his way home from Rockville Thursday afternoon. Realizing his eondi- 1 tion in time to park his car by the

The following student recital will he given in Music Hall at DePauw Univrsiiy this evening at seven o'clock: a. Festival March .... Low a. Sunbeam’s Waltz . . . Wyatt Betty Mullins i. An Evening Song .... Dale i. Summer Frolics .... Crane Julia Rickard r. Shepherd’s Lament . . . Ah tter ». Mister Froggie .... Bizby Richard Comstock violin: Three Folk Tunes a. Lightly Row Ii. Christmas Song c. Blue Bells of Scotland. Veronica Vosmier a. The Galloping Huntsman . Blake b. Chasing the Butterflies Streabbog Virginia Shirley Children in the Woods . . Pro cjMarian Ellis Beth Sherman The Merry Jumping Jack . , . , . , Irene V. Greeiileaf Betty Gteenleaf A Pleasant Walk .... Pal<i> Beth Sherman a. A Rustic Dance .... Newton h. Indian Pappoose . . . Muller Roberta Jackson Spanish Dance Scott Elnora Tharp Minuet in G Beethoven Beth Sherman Jeannette Campbell Edelweiss .... Vanderbeck Zink Fleenor Water Sprites . . Van Norman Marian Ellis

Violin:

Waltz Hans Silt Waltz .... Brahms-Sontag

Patience Thompson

Under the Stars .... Dailey

Marion Seller . .

The Music Box .... Pnl' bnl

Mary France* Carson ,

Narcissus

Jeannette Campbell

Reverie Morrison

Jo Ruth Donnohue

The Legend of the Plains .

Betty Nichols ,

Prelude, C Minor .. Radimanmofr

Dora Comstock

Cadman

The barrier of price is easily hurdltd in Cannon's Thanksgiving Suits and

managenitmt

Overcoats. Fine Suits and Overcoats at $23, $’W’

and $35.

In huere variety and correct modefe, and you don’t have to spend more than you

like to find what you want. .1. F. CANNON K CO.