The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 April 1931 — Page 2
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THl DAH!Y BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA
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SuhIcIV Mrs. Lawrence Snider To Be Hostess Wednesday The Veronica club will meet Wednesday afternoon promptly at S o’clock with Mrs. Lawrence Snider.
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1879. * * r and Mrs |;. H. Brown and Snh riptioA price, 10 rer.t.i per nauphtfi, of Centralia, III., who have week. | been visiting friends here, returned to
their home this afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Woods has returned
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home from Indianapolis where she has ! p- |,' p r j(t K e ( luh
I /'kfAl " ilh her daughter who under-| v\ j|| Meet W ednesday LUL lL InIj Tf Jr went an operation recently. > ’|'he L. F. F. Bridge eluh will meet
J Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’clock
I he local Moose r.odge, No. 503, with ,. Otis MeMun-y at Brazil
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Wliti! Do Thoy Cosiy It’s strange that a whole* Nation’s buying habits could change overnicht. Well at CANNON’S
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give it a second beautiful Spring
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huilding will be completed and ready 1 for occupancy by September I, three
(HARLKSTON, W. V'a., (UP)—i months ahead of the date of comWest. Virginia's new $. r i,0C0,00(1 eapiloi j pleiion stipulated in the contract.
= Mr. and Mrs. George McCammon i motored to Wabash on business fuesThe divor e complaint of .lessi Jewell Williamson against Rachael A == i Wiliam, on, pending in the Putnam —— I circuit court for some time,, has been 5= | dismissed. = Funeral services for Mrs. Oscar Ku = hanks of Clinton township who died asrr Sunday were ledd from the Dunkard == church I ue-day afteinnon. I he Re'’. = William Mi Kinn w.a - in (barge. In ^ teimeiit was in t!ie Roneh lale cem-
r— etery.
— Funeral service' lor Albert Grissom 1= of Fillmore who die I Sunday, were
held from the Church of Christ at
= < ioverd.ale, Tuesday morning at KL’K) = ii'elu:k. The Rev. W. II. Hall of In2= di.inapolis was in charge. Interment
=§ , was in tin 1 Cloverdale cemetery. Prof, and Mrs. Lester M. Jones and Prof, and Mrs. I M. Vreeland have n»turued from Chicago where they spent the week-end visiting friends and relatives. While there, Professors .lone and Vreeland attended the Midwest ( (inference of the teaching of the orial sciences. |»r. Jones was on the pr. gram for a discussion of the Advanced Courses in sociology. Mar.us Sheets, .'10, who escaped from the Indiana state farm lust Saturday while serving a sentence imposed in Luke County, was taken to the t ile prison at Michigan City Tm - lay by -heiiff Alva Bryan where he will serve a teim of one t> five years for leaving the farm without permission. Sheets was sentenced in the Putnam ciiciit court Monday
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mi: sm.vi.imow n sai i ta i.f aiu i; ft rii/rfr I To flrivp ut x/n‘rils in Lvvfnny k i//* //ie sn jrty of others #i.i iwll ns mvsrlj. 1? In Li-i/i on tin* right siilr oj thr mail, rxrrfit ivhrn /Hissing. To /mss only sk Ih ii I hums' thrn* is nm/ilr timr nml Kpnvv —m i it on hliml i nrs rs or uhrn nvnring thr vrrst of n hill. 1 To go through inlrrsn lions only ti hrn I Inn r thr right of nny In nhsrrvr nil Inifln signals. In gin signals niysrlf that run hr t Irmly rern nml un* ilrrstooil, hrforr turning or stopping in lrn(fir. I u ilri rr only irhrn in full /nrsi- **ion of fii v liirultirs. To kerp my hrithrs. lightsi ohil horn in goml i onilition. I n nprrntr my car on tiers u hii h itssnrr a positin' grip on thr road—safe traction—und freedom Itotn ha3 anions tire failures, miTNU.M sh;.%aiini*:
I Ilia jileilge of the Sihrrtown **afrty I • ague . . . aln nil v aiglli il l«v lliouaMUila «»t dri»era . . . ia liailetl liy nalioiial leailera an the iniml important alep e»er maile toward aafrty #n the airr^ta and highway*. Hrail the Pledge. I to yoU •uhaerih* to ila pi ineiplraif I hro « outr iu . . . aigo il . . . and gel yuur nul.lr u<'
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HARTMAN & HIRT Corner Franklin & Vine Streets Phone 775
will meet in regular session Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock. All mem-
bers are urged to be present. Miss Florence Tilhurt, who spent
Faster with her mother Mrs. Jes-it Talburt has returned to Niles, Michigan where she i s Dean of the high
school girls there
Harry Buike, :tI, son of Mr. and Mr- Charles Burke of Lafayette formerly of Ladoga, died at Lafayette Sunday of Bright' disease. A widow and small son also survive. Mis. Hardacre, house mother at '.lie Delta Tau Delt i chapter house at (ireenca.-tle, is a eui'-t at the Whiting sanitarium. Mrs. llui lucre will renirn to Givi ncastle Tm sday Martinsville
Reporter.
Superintendent Warren J. Yount cf the city schmd will go to Terre Haute Friday to attend i teacher training conference to held at Indiana Tca‘'V ers college. Mr. Yount is on the Friday omrning piogram. •Mr. and Mis. Floyd Yeager, of Greencastle, and Hr. and Mrs. II. IL Dutton and daughters, F.li/.abeth an I Fnmces, were Sunday guests of .lolin IL Yeager and daughter, Mis- Mary. —Martinsville Reporter. U, P. Mullins, K. R. Bartley, Milt Brown, (). H. Smith and other local Kiwanians attended the district meeting helil at Franklin today. Repiesentatives from Bloomington, Columbus and Terre Haute were also pres-
ent.
Mr. and Mrs. Outer Beck, entertained Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Clanol Cross and children of Wheaton, 111., Miss Fern Beck of Port Huron, Mich, Mr. ami Mrs. B. B. (To-- of Whitestown, Mr. and Mrs. David Butner and ('has. Butner of Lebanon. ('. I). Chapman and D. R. Graybi'.l attended a district meeting of J. ('. Penney stoles official.- at Clinton Monday evening. Foil wing a bani|uet, a business session was held. Cities represented Included (Ind^ma) Linton, Sullivan, Brazil, Greencastle, Clinton, Crawfordsville, Covington, and (Illinois) Mattoon, Paris, and Danville. Dr. and Mrs. L. S. Hirt escaped with slight injuries Sunday afternoon when the automobile driven by Dr. Hirt crashed into the side of a concrete overhead bridge over the Big Four tracks on state road 59 southwest of Carbon Dr. Hirt was returning from a call to north of the city and as he turned south where the state road crosses the tracks on the overhead bridge he was forced to werve suddenly to the right to miss another automobile coming from the opposite direction with the result that he crashed mt.i the concrete rail of tiie bridge and badly damaged the machine. The radiator \#a stoved in, one fender torn off, a headlight smashed and other damage inflicted. The Turner wrecker was called to l>rmg the car in. Brazil Times.
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Call.
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Plans Near ( nmpletion For District Club Meeting
Plans for the fifth district meeting of the Indiana Federation of Woman's clubs, which is to be held in the Clin-
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RAYON I'AIMIVS I'lie new out ,nee<? rayon |, a . jamas, most desirable f<„ lonn.eing-. • Extra fine quality rayon in the bright colors. ‘ THE 01I4ITY Slll)|» j. H. PIT( Ii FORI)
DISPATCH OR HF.SP \T( H? MONTI CEL 1.0, I ml., April 7, (UPi — Parents of grade chool pupils in seven towns near hi'io were discussing the ci rrect spelling of the wotd mean in, “to si'iid to destinatioh,” after P
ton Presbyterian church on Friday,' >e: - ame the deciding ! iclm in an in are rapidly nearing completion. A I ter-town spelling n atch here,
number of state officers will be pres-
ent at the meeting.
Mrs. Edwin Miller, state piesiden 1 , and Mrs. Everett N. Canine, past vie • president, of Terre Haute are among the state officers who are to -peak. Counties which will Ik- represented
Evelyn Davis, of Burm ttsville, an Lolo Farrell, of Round Grove town -hip, were the last urviving contes! ants in the fifth and ixtli grade spoB ing bee when the word was givei
them.
“D-NS-P-A-T-i li,” Tiellcl Evely;
at the all-day meeting are: Clay, Put- j Davis, and uii'" a di tioliary
iiain, Hendricks, Parke, Vermilli m, i authoi ity.
and Vigo.—Daily Clintonian. -I- -I- -I- -IDelta Theta Tau Held Formal Pledging Monday Delta Theta Tau held formal pledging Monday evening at 6:30 o’clock at the home of Miss Juliana Gardner, South I iicii-t street, for the Mesdames, Hugh Walker, Harry Well*, Harvey Rockhill, Baird Allen, Kenneth West and George Fishel. The sorority colors of white and green wen* attractively carried out in the appointments and decorations. A dinner followed the pledging. Thirty were pres-
ent.
-j. .j. .j, .]. Ml. (Hive Missionary Si riely to Meet Thursday The Mt. Olive Women’s Foreign Misionary Society will meet Thuiday aftemon at 2:30 o’clock with Mis.
K ! Houck.
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NON RESIDENT NOTICE
STATK or COUNTY
INDIANA. OF ITTNAM
In (he Putiiiiin (’(rcull ( out i. April Term, 19:tl. Nettie L. Wilcox vs. Herbert Wilcox. No I:t5',i4 Be It Known that on the (ill, day of April. Itl.H. said plaintiff (lied her • omplalnt in the above named inm-t for a divorce, custody of minor child and an order and Judgment of ali money against the defendant, together witli an atrtdavit of a diMinterestoil person iliat the defendant Is a nun rualdent of the Stale of Indiana and llull he Is a necessary party to ihc (oniplaiii! h(*reln; and lluii the object of said action Is for a divorce, cus lody of minor child and a Judgment for alimony against the mid defend-
ant.
Now, therefore, the said Herbert (). Wilcox, said defendant, ts hereby not tiled Dial unless he lie and appear on the Tiih day of June, 1931, tin same being tin* r.3ni Judicial Day of ihe April Term, 1931, of the Putnam (’bruit Court of Putnam (Tmnly. In dlann. at the eourt house in Green castle, in said county and slate, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will he heard and deicimin ed in Ids absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I here unio set my hand and affix the ,eal of said court ibis iith (lay ot April,
1931.
JOHN W TTEROD° Clerk of iho Putnam Circuit Court. (SEAL) James®Alice, Attys. for Plff * 7 3ts.
Members are
note change of place.
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(■rcenrafdlc Man Mairied at Rockville Dewey Cooper, 33 years old, of Greencastle, ami Irene Dee, 19 yeuis old, of Brazil, secured a marriage license at Rockville Saturday and were united in marriage by Justice of the Peace Frank Bryant.
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P. li. ((. Sisterhood To Meet Wednesday Chapter I of the P. E. 0. Sisterhood will hold a called meeting in the Methodist Church Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 o’clock. Since this is the last meeting before the convention, every member is urged to lie present,
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Crescent Rehckah Lodge Held Interesting Meeting Crescent Kebekah Lodge No. 763 met in regular session Monday evening in their new hall over Kitcl’s Floral Shop. The lodge room has been newlv decorated and after everything is well eatahlished will be an idea! lodge hall. A large numhei attended thi- meeting, after lodge each one joined in an Kaster-egg hunt in the dinning room. A splendid program wu. given. The favors were rabbit and chicken cookies.
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11 i Kappa Meets Thursday Evening Trl Kappa will meet with Mrs L. L. P.i tc-t Thursday evening.
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Mrs. Hillis Hostess Te Monday Club The Monday Club met with Mis. Roy Hillis, M nday afternoon, Mrs. Will Herod gave an interesting book review on “Mirthful Haven” by Booth Turkington which was much appreciated. She also prepared the responses on “Modern Authors.” During the social hour instead of refreshments being served the members enj yed an old fashioned taffy pulling.
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l.ocnl Women Invited Jo
Hear Dr. Darby
The Women’s Foieign Missionary ociety (,f the Methodist church will give the women of the church and town an opportunity to hear Rr. Hawthorne Darby at their monthly meeting Wednesday afternoon at 2:3(1 o'clock in the auditorium of -.the church. Dr. Darby, a graduate of DeI’miiw, bus spent the ia ( fiv,. yen--, as a physician in the Mary I. Johnson hospital in Manila and all women are uiged to hear her message. Miss Effie Steigleman, aa-istod hy Mrs. Frank Dormer and their group will be gie host.- , - p,,. ,y ( . aft<M noon. .
I “DE-S-P-A T-( II.” said L do Far ; I roll and pointed out her way was np proved by McCall’s speller. The decision was given t<> .Miss Far rell but the protests from ’he spec- j tutors became so great that the authoritative spelling the future will : probably be that of the dictiona'y, it was said. One dictionary, compiled in 1930, gives both dispatch or despatch as correct. BABY ( UK KS TO PARADE FT. ATKINSON, Wis., (UP)—The worlds' first baby click parade has been scheduled for the municipal auditorium here April 7 and 8. Only accredited or certified baby chicks may be entered, and special prizes, championships, and grand champions will be awarded. Fxpcn os of the show, which is sponsored In the Wisconsin Poultry (hivprovement Association, will be defrayed In sale of chicks and
eggs.
TEXAS PK( \NS FOR KING AUSTIN. Tex., (UP)—Texas pecan trees will lie planted in the grounds of King Boris’ summer home in Bulgaria. Mrs. Louise Do Rosales of Washington has ordered 100 trees -ent to Bulgarian monarch as a gift The Ramsey nursery here which filled the order last year sent 110 Jiocan tiees to Natal in South Africa.
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ECONOMY 11 is economical to let u- rm,*! your wearing apparel ii ir .|, r i ll! l use. I Me renew the color, the Uhl and the wear of your 1,1*1 -iiriiti'J dress <u suit. I " e do it on 11 me. " e do it .11 ,| fail price Try us. Just Phone 170 I h<* Idral ( li aimj “Dependahle ( leanin)!''
an increasing teiideiie; tmuiil ( “racket.” Frederick William Sergr.mt ;s window cleaner, .me , :rj victims of the campaign, found guilty of attemptingi mail a wnfiiw of $12..'>0 an a--tenced to f ,ur yen 1 s impn-'.iadi There will Ik* no dan. *- it tel Men’s hull W(“dn(*sda\ nu ,l it
PEN VS ( LOUR SPEEDED UP PHILADELPHIA, (UP) — The clock under William 1’en’s statue on top of the City Hall went wild recently when something was wrong with
the power plant. The hour hand whirl- furnished the inspiration to make*
Mrs. John Welch
To He Hostess Wedncsilin The Women’s Bible class «f 3 Baptist church will Well" ;J evening at 7:30 with Mi- Join H MEMORIAL >1 (.(*1 ' I T I' TI'Vjl:j MICHIGAN (TTY, April 7, (I’Bf A memorial to world war vet-tsii
'*d around at a fantastic rate until re-
ipairmen arrived.
Ill \( KM Ml FR SENTEN( ED TO KOI R YEARS FOR *12.5(1 LONDON, (UP) — Heavj prison sentences are being pa-sod hy London ciiirt- upon per ons found guilty of blackmail, in an effort to dissipate
Zinnia the state flower, state sentative Martin T. Knie , of the bill, said hen*. Krueger had given a l'lniv(*i Zinnias to the city i- a mcnnirO those who died in the late war. oral women requested the lei'i l|1 ^ after th(*y had seen t '* Krueger said.
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W u use and recommend VlGORO
Our stircMf) with Vigoro is the Lest recommendation we can give it. Vigoro-fed lawns develop faster, are healthier, smoother and more velvety. Vigoro provides plant life with a complete, balanced diet. Grass, flowers, trees, shrubs, —all thrive on it.
Clean, odorless, Vigor 0 '* easy to apply. Just scatter it by hand like grass seed. In 100, 50, 25 lb. hags, also 5 lb. and 12 oz. P***®* Vigoro costs only 10c to2«c every 100 square feet. P on us for full information. product of Swift & Company-
MARRIED ."itl*>K\RS • COLUMBIA CITY, lnd„ April 7,' (UP)—There are 64 couples in Whii-' l-y county that have been mairied 50 ’ voirs or more, a survey conducted I here showed. Mr. and Mi® J, SP ,,|, p ! Plummer were the couple married' the longest with 65 years of weddo.l life, according to the survey.
VIGORO ■J Tomplrte /dun l food for linens, jrcircftffii,flower8, treca nml shrub*
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