The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 December 1930 — Page 2
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♦ j Ed McCulloiiKh, clerk fdect of Mor4. ; mii county, whs a visitor in (IropYlcaft ij lie Wednesday. •' Mrs. Mary Johnson of Coatesville j. visitinK Mr. and Mrs. William Sn ith of Fillmore. William Smith of Fillmore has |ieen confined to his home due to an injury to his back, and remains about
the same.
Oscar F. Lane, aged resident of Orecnrastlp, is reported seriously ill at the hoime of his son, Frank Lane, noith of Brick Chapel. M. D. Ricketts, local jewelry, is suf.(erintf of inusular rheumatism in his linht hand. The hand has been placed in a vast to relieve the pain. John Hunter of Fillmore who has I en confined to his home for several days suffering from a stroke is reported as being in a critical condition. There will be a netting «'f the Boy Scouts in the Methodist church to- ; night at 7:15. Each scout L- asked to |attend and to invite a guest to this
meeting.
W. D. M. L. will have election of officer.- Thursday evening, Dec.4. All j members are urged to be present and bring a pound of something good to
eat for the pound party.
Theta Sigma Phi, national journalistic sorority at DePuuw university, will hold its annual Mattrix Table banquet Friday evening. This is
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of being attached for your®use and consideration. WILLIS E. GIlAf County Auditor, of PutSam County, Indiana. 2t-Dec. 3-10.
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i Mrs. T. E. Evans Hostess To j Art Needle Work ( lob The Art Needle Work club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. T. E. Evains. •Roll call was answered by eighteen members and six guests with Bible quotations. An interesting Chiistmas story was road by Mrs. ; Henry Krehl. The annual exchange of I gifts with the reading of the originI al poems- which accompanied many of them furnished quite a hit of merI riment for all. During the social hour I the hostess solved delicious refresh-
ments.
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Mrs ^Gardner Hostess To | ( hristian Missionary Society
| The aegular meeting of the Wo- , man’s Missionary society of the
| Christian church was held at the home Mrs. Crowder Hostess to of Mrs. Walter Gardner. The assist- Baptist Misienary Society ant hostesses were Mrs. Charles The Baptist Missionary society met Gaidner, Mrs. William Miller and|Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. W. J. Mrs. John R. Cox. The meeting was j Crowder. Eighteen members respondopened by .singing “My Faith Looks ed to roll call. Mrs. A. J. Sweeney up to Thee”. After the business meet-lied the devoti n.-. The Rev. Crowder ing, Mrs. George Garrett gave the de- offered prayer. Mrs. Raymond O’Neal votional. The work was given by Miss .had charge of the program, her subMila Barrow. Her subject was "Am-|ject was “Christmas Everywhere.” A bassador or Pirates”. Mrs. Charles J story “The First Christmas” taken
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organization in Alpha Lambda Delta, national scholastic sot rity far freshmen women.
NOTICE
TO PUTNAM TAX PAYERS
COUNTY
Notice is hereby given to the tax payers of Putnam County, Indiana, that the Putnam County Council, of
youngster s
Putnam County, Indiana, is being
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••raw” affair for coeds who “rate” tailed to convene in special session to and corresponds to the gridiron ban-[make additional appropriations^ from
quet iif Sigma Delta Chi, national
journalistic fraternity. Only juniors and senior coeds are invited to the
Mattrix Table fest.
Damage suits of Woodrow Miller and Carl Miller, by their next friend, Med a Miller, against the Sunflower * I Speedway Corporation, filed in the “ Putnam circuit court December 1H,
the General County bund of said county, to pay certain expenses and charges against said county for the
current year of 1930.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of Putnam County, Indiana, that the Putnam County Council of said county is called to meet in Special Session at 10 o’clock A. M. on
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SPECIALS
For Thursday, Eriday & Saturday HIGHEST QUALITY MERCHANDISE
PRICED RIGHT
J Jread, 2,1 1-2 Lb. loaves for 15c Boiling Beef, Per Lb • 10e Beef Roast, Per Bb 18c & 20c ( buck Steak, Per Lb 20c Bound loin and T. Bone steak, Per Lb. .. 22c Swiss Steak, Per Lb 20c The above prices are on cuts from fancy Young native bei f (we mean native of Putnam County) fresh killed and of the highest quality Pork Chops, Per Lb 22c Pork Shoulder, Sliced, Per Lb 18c Pure Pork Sausage, none better 15c Spare Ribs, 2 Lb. for 25c Pure open kettle rendered lard, 2 Lb. for 27c Bacon, Sugar cured, by piece, pt r lb. 22c & 25c
Home Killed Veal A REAL ONE
Cuts for Stew, 2 Lb 25c Veal Roast, none better, per Lb. ... 22c & 25c Veal steak and veal chops, per Lb 28c Beans, C. H. P. or Pinto, best quality 10 lb Lb. for 57c Maxwell House coffee, 2 lb. limit, per lb. 26c Our Special, (quality guaranteed) 3 lb. . 67c Table Salt, 10c size, 3 for 19c Bulk Pepper, per lb 23c Corn. Peas and Tomatoes, 3 cans for .... 25c 'Fall Milk, 3 Cans for 23c Rice (Fancy Blue Rose) 1 Lb. for 25c Laundry Soap, (Kirks or P. & G.) 10 for 31c ('hipso, large box, per box 19c Jello, All flavors, 4 for 29c Bakers Cocoanut, 2 boxes for 32c Crackers, 2 Lb. box for 25c Raisins (Seedless) 2 Lb. I‘kg. for 17c Sunkist Oranges, large size 29c < Jrape Fruit, 80 size, 6 for 19c Celery (California Jumbo) 3 for 25c Cooking Onions, 10 Lb. for 17c Fresh Oysters, Extra Standard, 35c Fresh Fish Dressed Chickens FEINT c\ CONRAD
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<irdern rreiv.'d Mor. «:3n 1*. M.. will b.. dHintH onrly following
morning
\nu'v». tru-il the r«*st. now try the bent.
1929, on a change of Venue from Clay T S A r n. , RDAY, iHK 20 I H DAY OF . . . - j/.. .uJ DECEMBER, 1930
convened will lie asked
to determine the necessity of and to
o.unt);, have been disiqi^se^ in the
local court by the plaintiffs at (just of| a,1 d when so
the plaintiffs. Damages were sought for injuries f^lffered when a speeding race car left the Sunflower speedway and injured the two plaintiffs. In the case of the First National Bank aginst the Greencastle Garment Company, the Citizen.- Trust Company, receiver fur the Garment Company, and others, to foi-eclose u lien, ponding in the Putnam circuit court, the Trust Company has^iled a emsscompUint asking that the court find that the receiver is entitled to he reimbursed out of the assets of the Garment Company if thesame is ordered sold, and that the cross-complainant's lien he declared a lien prior to the lien of the plaintiff. The Trust Company a.-k- that in any order made in the
appro|d iate the t.sum of $1,934.17 from the General Fund of ,-aid county to he used in paying the current expenses and liabilities of said county for the current year, 1930, said moneys to be appropriated for the following uses, to-wit: For expense and salary of county coroner, $232.01. For lejiair ol' bridges, $333.fiH. For otphan poor, For salary of County Council, *140.00. For township poor, $LlG7.b0. Total, *1,934.17. Unless objection are made by ten or more taxpayers of said County, other than those who pay poll taxes
cause for sale of said property that ,,n| y. in the manner prescribed by law, proceeds of the sale be applied first [ l be said Putnam ( ounty Council will to satisfy lien of the Trust Company. I pursuant to this notice and the notice The Trust Company alleges that as| t0 th ‘‘ m P r< »'eed and determine and receiver it has expended $1,445.61 in '"ay order and make said appropriutaxes and upkeep on the property, for t' on for the u.-e- and purposes to be which it has reeeivd no funds. named above herein, by an ordinance o duly passed and adopted by said FOR SALE—Fresh country back- kouncii. bone and spare ribs. The Economy Th > 1 * notic< ‘ Kiven by the underStore. 3-ul s 'K ne ^ as Auditor of Putnam County,
Indiana.
INDIAN M’OI IS LIVESTOCK Hogs receipts 7,000; holdovers 237; 15c-25c higher; mostly 15c higher; 140-200 lbs. largely $8.50; 200-300 lbs. $K.40-$8.45; 100-140 lbs. $8.25-*8.35;
packing sow.- *7.0O-$7.75.
Cattle receipts 1,300; calves 800; slaughter classes little changed; beef steers generally $8.25-$10.50; two loads lightweights *10.75; top cows *4.25-$6.00; heifers mostly under $10.50; low cutters and cutters $2.50-
WILLIS E. GILL, County Auditor.
Notice to the Members of the Putnam
< ounty ( ouncil
To John Sinclair, Herschel C. Foster, George Ensign, William B. Bridges, II. C. .M i ri-on, Charles McFerran, and George Aker, members of and constituting the Putnam County Council of Putnam County, Indiana. You and each of you are hereby
Rector read a beautiful poem entitled “And on Barth” by Rose Wright. Mrs. l/cullu Fry read a story entitled “Christmas Balls in Porto Rico and
Jamaica.”
Theie was a good attendance. The meeting closed with usual benediction.
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Dver-The-Tea-Cups ( lub Mel Vtilh Mrs. R. I.. O'Hair Over-the-Tea-Cups club met Tuesdy afternoon with Mrs. R. L. O’Hair, east Seminary street. A Christmas program was given under the direction of Miss Rose Juslin and consisted of harp music by Miss Marjorie Call, violin by Miss Margaret Jones and Mrs. ('. W. Otis accompanied by Miss Call sang, Miss Joslin giving a review of O’Henry’s “Gift of the Magi.” The program was as follows: Miss Call and Miss Jones played a harp and violin number “The Berceuse” by Joslyn. Another feature was a reading by Miss Joslin, O’Henry’s “Gift of the Magi.” Mrs. Otis sang “Je.-u Bandino” by Pietro Yon, she sang as an encore, “Christmas Lullaby,” this was followed by an arrangement of Christmas carols on the harp by Miss Call. As an encore Miss Call played a group of three aemi-classical songs in imitation of the music box. Miss Jones played a number by Metuielsiphn on the violip accompanied by Miss Call on the harp. Two Christmas carols played by Mis.- Call ended the delightful program.
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Thursday Reading ( lub Will Meet With Mrs. Owens The Thursday Reading club will meet with Mrs. Melba Owens on east Walnut street, Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. Mrs. Florence Gaidner will have the entertainment.
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Delta Theta Tau \\ ill Meet Thursday Delta Theta Tau will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock with Mrs. Ernest Stoner, Shadow Lawn Avenue.
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Fillmore Mothers' Club
Met Tuesday
The Mothers Club mdt Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. R. S. Phillips. Members responded to roll call with a Christmas verse. Twenty-two members and five visitor- wete present. A comittee consisting of Mrs. Harold Pruitt, Mrs. Olyn Wright, Mrs. W. I). Wright, Mrs. R. S. Cowgill, Mrs. Morris Campbell and Mrs. < J. Ferraind gave a one act play entitled,
“Two’s Enough.”
Mrs. Morris Campbell and Mrs. W. D. Wright gave a song for the mem-
from Ben Hur was read by Mrs. Donald Davidson. Three of the members, Mrs. Robert Sweeney, Mrs. Dan Holland and Miss Mary Robertson gave a mission play which wa." enjoyed by all present. The meeting was dismissed by Mrs. Tarkington. During the social hour the hostess served delicious refreshments.
(HRISTIAN (BIRCH TO GIVE PLAY, HAPPY VALLEY"
TALK GROUP INSl RaNCE
The High Point Oil Company of. ficials met all of their employe- in ('ijjwfordsv’ille Tuesday night, p
discuss group insurance.
They were addressed by H mor Rogers of Indianapolis and W. p,
Sackett of Greencit-tle.
Then a general discussion tonlt place in regard to policies and other problems relating to the busines.-. Those present were: N. E. Kelb, K. B. Taylor, Roy Christy, Richard Taylor, I). C. Dean, S. E. Stover, John Kerkhove, Virgil Kennedy, Phil Kirk hove, Robert Goff, Bruce Johnson, Floyd Dickerson, R. H. Hill, Fred I Braden, O. E. Collins, Ott liraden, L E. Myers, Paul Hetser, L. li. rowgill, Clair Albin, Paul Frazier, Har d Collins, C. 1). Conklin, C. H. Tucker, \V. 11. Piekel, Claud Etche.-on, Fun k Kelt), Walter Goldberg and Mi. - Mary
Pursell.
The High Point Oil Company \vh
The Christian church of Bainbridge will give a four-act play entitled “Happy Valley” in the Bainbridge
gymnasium, December 3.
What to do with an incorrigibly
wayward hu-band has worried many a 1 handles Linco products and Sterlinr young wife half distracted, and Polly I Pennsylvania oil, also ha- one Camp finds the problem hopeless, died employes on salary and conimh-
After patient efforts to turn her sion.
gang.-ter hu-band from his crooked
ways, she secretly leaves him, taking with her the innocent little countrygirl he has planned to lure into his gang, and the two escape to “Happy Valley” the girl’s home. Here the master of Happy Valley all unknowingly falls in love with Polly and has only heartache to console him when the detested husband appears on the scene. Luckily this “bad e^g” meets a violent end at the hands of the federal authorities and the lovers aie free to find happiness with each other. A straight-for-ward, heart-gripping tale, with plenty
of laughs to offset the tears.
Besides the principals, the cast includes a vinegary and domineering old spinster, a gawkey and independent hired girl, a scaled youth who is the gangster’s unwilling tool, and a comical east side boy with a Bowery ac-
cent.
THE CAST
Polly Camp .. Pete '... Jim Cam; Charlie Burt .. Rose Steele .. . Harry Steele . Malinda Steele Sara
Gladys Walls Harvey Gbodwin Bill Morris • ■•Ralph Clevenger Anna Hale Bill Padgett Achsa Heaney Dorothy Akers
SHERIFF’S SALE
By virtue of a certified copy if :i Decree to me directed from tlieCluk of the Putnam Circuit Court nf In.iiana, in a cause wherein Tin Prudential Insurance .Company of Ameiica is Plaintiff and Charles N. H llarw, Loie W. Holland, his wife, Robert C. Bridges, Mary C. Bridge , his wife, William H. Davis, Violet G. Da\i-, hi wife, George W. Osborne and Vers Osborne are requiring me to niake ;hi sum of Seventy-nine hundred, ninetythree dollars and thirty- me m '-, with interest on said decree and o. I will expose at Public -ale to the highest bidder, on Saturday, the :’7tr day of December, A. D., l!t:io. a e the hours of 10 o’clock A. M. and 1 o'clock P. M. of said day, at the da>r of the Court Hou-e in Putnam ( ounty, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, t following Real Estate to-w! : The East half of the W> -t half and the West half of the East half of :. southwest quaiter of Section n. Le nship 15 North, Range 4 West of the Second Principal Meridian, mtainh c
80 acres, more or less;
Also part of the southwest quarter of Section 9, and part of the Southeast quarter of Section 8, in .-aid Township and Range, bounded as t dluws, to-wit: Commencing a; 'he
PLANS FOR ((INVENTION HERE ARE COMPLETED
Plans have been completed for the
national convention of Phi Eta Sigma, Southwest corner of the East half T honorary scholastic fraternity for the Southeast quarter of said Section freshmen men, which will he held on 8, thence East with the Section li'"' the DePauw campus Friday and Sat- to the center of the West half of the urday. I he DePauw chapter is ex- Southwest quarter of Section 9: peeling about thirty delegates to at- thence North 50 rods; theme Wes
notified that a Special Meeting of the
*4.00; good and choice vealers steady J 11 ^ na,n County ( ouncil, of Putnam
at * 12.50-$ 13.00; others around 50c |* <,un C'i Indiana, has been called b> |ber.s entitled “How Women Talk.” lower. | ll, e undersigned auditor of said coun- ( The annual Christmas giab bag was
enjoyed by all. Dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess.
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To Meet Eriday •
The Try It Sunday School Class of the Baptist church will meet Fiiday
Sheep receipts 3,000; lamU- around 1° conve, >c in a special session at
25c higher; good and choice ewe and'*® o clock A. M., on
wether lambs $8.00-$8.25; some buck" and heavies $7.00-$7.50; thrownuts
down to $6.00 and less.
JURY TO HEAR
the center of the Greencastle and
SATURDAY, THE 20TH DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1930
You, and each of you are hereby further notified, as members' of said Putnam County Council to attend said
meeting of said Council on said date [evening at ^'oVIoik "with lne 1JPa
/ ' A er / kivr A \/ “ " amed hcm "’ at th ‘‘ Com ' M '-*- ^ Smith at no Maple Ave ll||i nois
CASE ON tRIDAY “ t , u, r t in ,r Pi,t .* t« bring ® County, Indiana, Court House at * .j. + + E ' la ® IK Greencastle, Indiana, to consider and j Woman’s Study Club The Putnam circuit court petit juryj ,m ' ^i, “ p<m ^ matter of "Ppropria-1 To Meet Thursday
tend.
Among the school- that will send ( rawfordsville Free Gravel R'*ad, representatives are the University of thence South 48'-.. degrees East with Florida, Georgia Tech, North Caro- said road to the West line of the lina state college, University of Ala- East half of the Southeast quarter luma, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Mon- said Section 8; thence South to 'h tana State, University of Missouri, place of beginning, containing 4Haahington of St. Ixiuis, Tennessee acres, more or less; Containing in a Lake Forest college and Miama uni- of the above deacribed tracts vcisity. acres, more or less, in Monroe (ownAll delegate,- will be housed among "hip, Putnam County, Indiana, the fraternities and mens dormitories. If such rents and profits will not The business program is in charge of sell for a sufficient sum to satisfj
Mr. and,the Deans of men at the University of said decree, interests and costs, I will.
WANTED — Hemstitching and FO SAIF’.:—Home woven rag rugs 'rioting. Ifcaie while you h .p. Miss child’s sulkier and about 100 bu. of
which was discharged Tuesday follow-j 1 '.®®* f,,r th * ! * u " 1 of 0n '“ lhous “ ,1< I. j The Woman’s Study Club will meet ing trial of a damage suit, has beeii|’" ,1 *‘ lu " dre< an ' 1 'hirty-four dollars* Y( rs . q. J. Larkin tomorrow -if 'fv n recalled for Friday when it will hear, , v , " 0 “T ($L»3417) l , tnmoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Harrvi The the case of the State of Indiana ^ County Funds m the County. Wells ^ have ^ of ^
against Roscoe Bennett, charged with* iea>ur ^ *° * u '' e< * as s< ‘ t ^ or ('* 1 111 » graiin child neglect. j budget prepares! and filed in the! Bennett, who now lives in Clay County Au-itor ’ 8 ofrto ® and t 1 * »t a t«l 1 county, is charged with neglect of ,n a not,ce to the ta * •' a >‘ ,,s of Put ' children in an affidavit filed hy hi* nam Couty ’ ,n,li ‘* na - « a ''* apprnpria-
former wife, Mrs. Lillie Bennett. Ben- ^ to f ,,e ( ^ ' (en ‘" al , their all-day meeting Thursday Each nett is said to reside in Clay county l c “ unly fun<l ln th * Z L M Wng their hus-
where he married a widow with *ev- a Ral< mone y s 1° he used for the
one fif the founders of Phi Sigma. This scholastic organiza-
tion has been in existence little more than two years on the DePauw campus anil in that time has done much to ral-c the scholastic standard of all
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| Ml. Meridian Aid | Will Mecl Thursday
' The Mt. Meridian Aid will hold j
DePauw chapter is credited
pro- with having the largest percentage of men to qualify among all chapters,
at the same time and place exp ose a public sale the fee simple of said rt ■ estate, or so much thereof as ma,\ I" -ufficient to discharge said decree, interest and cost-. Said sale will ’ made without any relief whatevei from valuation or appraisenienf I* 1 " EDWARD V.ITEUORGK. • shen '' Putnam County. #
December 3, A. D. I9-I9-
w ii 11 >i ijz ill! i f i < 111 i/t i M j iM-ti-muri •»» • l »* *■ .r many in schools much larger than De- , (’. C. Gillen, Attorney f''C lal " 1 it r»i • w. ... . |)ec. J °
Pauw. Phi Fita Sigma has a sister
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purposes Let anil in said notice to the tax pay-,** '
J^Jick. fdes| Gleaners
3-2o corn in crib (Yvll dlV-L
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eral children.
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FOR SALF!—Fresh couw.ry hack- ! cr * and whk ' h noti «‘ : bone and spare ribs. ° The Economy th " newspapers on the same .lays ns
o i. tins notice appears, and a copy there-
named in the said bud-^ and <!inner ’ don,t for ^t the
Telephone your orders fo r Xmas trees to Mai shall Snider. Ii27-K-X.
Finest Selection of ( liristmas C ards VAesI
The Alleiirbenie.s
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