The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 May 1931 — Page 3
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TRK daily banner, gkeencasthk Indiana Saturday, may 9.1931.
CONCERT
HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA AND GLEE CLUB
Monday Evening at JkOO O’Cloek
Hear a good musical program—Help promote the orchestra’s trip to national contest at Cleveland. 11 TO MOTH 1 11! -A THIP.UTi:
No matter how near or how far away—for Mother, * a beautiful bouquet of ' flowers / ? For son or daughter— ' an appropi-iate flower for ' lapel or dress front. / Honor Molln r on Hrr Dav KITKk rkOKAL COMPANY ()pen Sunday morning until 11:00
Mow lli^h Soliool (jYDiiiasiiini
ADMISSION \ , 7
H. S. and Crude Students 10c Adults 2T)c
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liOOl) MUSIC wncooi) KOOKS
What could be a bet lor
are the best companions children or grown-ups can
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possess through their own
Host candy.
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JOHNSTONS of course
Whether f.t is Mother’s Day or just any day, you’ll find the hooks on our retail shelves or in our Rental Library offer a v\ ide range of selection.
Open Sunday Morning.
We’re glad to hjave you come in and look arounid.
K. 1*. MUKKINS. I)KH,(;ISI
S\M HANNA'S KOOK STOKK
He thinks great deal of her
To be sure, he occasionally forgets to send home jlowcrs on her birthday, and as the years go hy, even the wedding anniversary is apt to slip his mind.
But when it comes to thinking ahead for her—that is where he shines. What has he done:*
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First, he has taken rare to have enough of this world s goods to yield an income lor her to live on. © Then,with equal forethought, lie has made a will placing his entire fortune in trust for her benefit. The trustee will invest tlie property in good securities,
collect the income and pav it to her as long as she lives. V-' Furthermore, this thoughtful man has given his wile the right to dispose of the principal under her own will. Let us show you and your wife how an admirable plan of this kind can be made to meet your wishes, hrr requirements and your plans tor die children.
The Central Trust Company
Southwest Corner of Public Square
i irst it \ri 1st ( m iu n Comet' Spring; Ave. an l I’oulai St, Wm. J. Crowder, Minister. A. M. Church school spe iul Mother's day service fin young; and old. The address will he brought by I the pastor. 1(1:40 A. M„ Morning worship in Bowman gymnasium. Churches of community to be guests of the univer-iU in .special union MotheC day service. Dr. (i. Bromley (Knum "ill preach. C : :t0 I’. M., Junior, senioi and intermediate It. Y. P. U.’s. 7:30 P. M., Evening worship. Sermon subject, “The Paramount Place of Righteousness in the < hiist Kind of Character” fifth in series on “The Sermon On the M amt. 7:;t0 P. M-, Thursday, prayer service. You are cordially invited t all of our services. HIE PltESHY'l I RIAN ( III l« II .....Victor L. Raphael, Minister. Church School, ha'lO. Dr B. .Manhart, Supt. Worship service in <harge of High School girls. Mothers’ Day Union Service with the University, 10:10 in Bowman Gymnasium. Pre-ident G. B. (Knam will speak. Tu\is C. E., 0:30. The Mothers of this group will lie guests. I.liner Evans will preside. Union Serviie. 7: <• in the Christian Church. The Indniana Anti-Saloon League will pre'nt the trial, "Who Killed Earl Wright'.’" The parts will Is* taken by members of the local churches. Junior C. E, .3:13 Monday afternoon. Woman's Circle meeting, 2:30 Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. B. Manhart, :’.2a Highfall Ave., assisted hy Mis. W R KHorman. Mothers and Daughters community Dinner, 0:30 Friday evening in the Methodist church.
. nth shore of the lake The 1'oiawatomies were ihe Indians ! In this seelion when while set ih i arrived. Helalhm helween Ihe i.oes were always frieildb At one lime, ship-hewima and his tribesuieii « ie eseorled lo Kansas to live, lull i year later settlers ileeliled Ihey should he peruiilted to reliiru, and iu Isll Sldpshewana died in ihe land of his fathers. uiil> a few of Ihe Tribe remain, all of whom live near Alliens, Mich They will allend Ihe ceremony In trllml costume. i Kn| RLE tl’PAKKNTLY BREWING IN KKMltKY
in automobile racing at Indianupolis this year. Kidder’s check for the $3 00.00 prize was placed in the custody ol the Americim Automobile Association of-l ficials here today. ,
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,MK < "N I R ACTS OPENING I P. WOIANAPOLIS, May 9 (UP)—In•lions that several eon tracts may awarded In which Indiana UmeMl ' will he specified as Ihe Imild1 material, brightened a survey of •mess conditions for ihe week end'oday. ^ ''f He wide increase in activities s "ren in Ihe report that telephone Filiation* had gained in a marked
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r ,n "acis for construction of U.S r "Ifiii.^ throughout Hu* nation and r "'‘'ii other federal structures, all [' 11,1 1.3.non.ooo. was ejected soon. j;' Ilinesloiie. from the Bloom ^^Pnt-Ttedford district, was specified ' Bell Tele L 1 "' rn tupiiny announced that dnrF 'birch and April this year there F '' Win in the number of telef ''in service, a condition that
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[ "xlKtcd hul once before since
of 1930. Improvement In
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of 4ii3 phones, in April. ! Purchase of assets of Ihe
garth Printing
MAY TEST COAL ACT
EVA RTS, Ky., May !i ll'PI—Sul b n groups of unemployed miners loitered on street cornels and in th 'ii union meeting place here to day, while 40n national guardsmen cainpel in the battle-scarred foothills of the -nutheastern Kentucky ,oal fields, both ilently anticipating momentary renewal of disorders which already have claimed five lives. Presenie of the guardsmen, under command of Col. Daniel M. < anvil of the 13Kth field artillery, has had ,i (|'iieting effect upon the restless miners, but there was a distinct air if brooding trouble caused hy deepo ted animo itic-. Faction.- are aligned in two groups business men and mine owners, who demand pease at all costs, ind unemployed miners, who demand recognition of their union. Ihe trouble grew out of efforts of the United Mine Workers of America to organize the mines here. I bus far, not an owner has granted the union (•cognition.
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RIG PURSE I OR RACES INDIANAPOLIS, May 9 - -Purses re mounting for the competing drivers in the 300-mile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, .May
30.
With approximately $100,00(1 already listed for -uccessful contestants in the race, W. V. Kidder, La Crosse, Wi-., former newspaperman, l.ortsman and inventor of revolutionaiy new liquified collodinl graphP.e
Unknown in halls of fame Yet truly great
Our Mother.
Great in the greatest things of Not great in earthly wealth. But greatly generous; Generous in kindly counsel, patience'l
and in love,
Unsung in songs but shrined in
lovely hearts, Our Mother.
Mary l'. younge-t child of James H. and Martha Ann Smith was born in Floyd township, this county; 72 years ago and passed away in her sleep at her home just 2 miles from her birthplace, April 30, 1931. Forty-eight years ago she was married to James Arnold, and to this 1 union were horn three children: Jessie 1 dying in infancy; Gmce at home and I Nell the wife of Cecil Bartlett. She leaves to mourn her loss the husband, two daughters, the son-in-law and a dear little niece Dorothy, whom she took into her home and has helped to rear: two brothers Joseph Smith of Floyd township and James
of Bailihridge.
When a baby her parents had her taken into the church at Wesley
Chapel.
An affliction of deafne-- for many years kept her front attending many ■athering' hut this did not keep her from being interested in |sfO|de or happenings She was an example of tin ‘‘Old Fashioned Mother" who has tied her family and friends to her heart hy love, kindness, hone ty and |
self-sacrifice.
She heard a voice we cannot hear Saying you can no longer stay. She saw a hand we cannot see, Which beckoned her away .
(QUINCY, III., May 9 (UP) Robert Randall, th, villain in a church play, protested today to police that lie “did not know the gun was loaded" when he pulled the trigger and hot to death Mi. Mildred Hughes, It), tin heroine. Randall and Earl Wcisenhurger, owner of the pi lol, were ordered held for an inquest after Randall killed Miss Hughes dining rehearsal last night in the parlors of the Grace Methodist Episcopal church. Wcisenhurger also denied knowing the gun contained a real bullet. Fifteen young members of the church were rehearsing the play when the tragedy occurred. All weic dns-.-ed iii the costumes they were tu wear when the play was presented before an audience. Some giggled as Randall pointed the pistol at Miss Hughes, made melodramatic display of villainy, and pul lied
the trigger.
The bullet went through Miss Hughes’ head and grazed the arm of Ralph Vincent, another of the ama-
teur actors.
“HOT CHECKS" PUZZLE JUSTICE
UAH BINGEN. Tex. May 9 (UP) Whether Hie ilignity of iiilernullonul relations should be unbent euoueli tm an ofltrial of one sovereign sluti to aid a citizen of another iu collect ing "hill checks'' is a ipleslliui both cling Will (!. Fields, nlliliitgcii jo ule, of the peace lie has been asked by a Mulamoios. Mexico, i ulerei to pin ■ cute signers of w ort bless checks giv en him by Harlingen citizens ||c cut the checks along as evidence
FIRST ( IIIMSI I AN <TIURCH
15. H. limner, minister.
Mrs. E. R. I..UI '. I*i | ’l< Si no,, | u j )r j ( , aMt f()t . m „t, )r s, posted an add-i ors, pallbearers, and the many friends, Tertod of Bible udv, 9:30 a. m. to “ ' PU™ of $300.00 for the winner I also those who sent flowers.
10-111 a m UsinK hlS P ro<lu<t ' I or ,:v i Kidder, a motor boat enthusiast for |
officials
announced.
Uaun-
company at South
Mend by the Brown * Bngelow coni pany. St. Paul will wuR "• "‘"'""P lion of operations providing employ-
ment to about 400 persons
,,f the buying company
Anderson gained two new Indt." tries. The Biekett Rubber Products fompany. Watertown. Win., P^ohas- , „f the abandoned plant of the In lernallonal Tire and R“>^ r panv, announced that operations wl
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„f the Ilelro Rent.' eorporatlon. formerly the Buller .Manufacturing
ii ,„(7ed to Anderson
t’ompiiny. will be tnoi from Indiunapolls.
he
plant
have been
resumed
Lumber
Operations „
the plant of the Mil o
Company at Matthews . f innil at Michigan A 20 acre tract of w"<>
City has been placed tinder the Chamber of f’.attmtrce
owner, Georgi
nil ml of by Ihe
t* I ill to be used ill
" oe Hie cause Of the m- owner, uem Belli' 1 ,,| an ts ise -During March there was a gain providing sties lot it'"'
NEWCASTLE. Ind.. May 9 (UP)— Test of the validity of an act passed hy the 1931 legislature requiring public. Institutions to hum Indiana iidiieil coal may be made in a soli likely to he tiled III Henry Circuit court. Attorneys said no action could he taken until the act is published when it becomes a law, and meanwhile are preparing an attack against II. Counsel for Henry county town--liip-- and other govermneutul units will file the suit. They will seek ruling against the set •vhlch, they said, would govern the county until the supreme court weighed the ease. An order issued hy l.awigmce F. Orr chid examiner of the state ^oard of accounts. teHing’ Institution nlTirialM tha^oif they *in not comply will Clie law they must pay the diff .•relic,' in p?iee between tie- coal they buy and Indiana products. Is protost,.,1 by the attorneys The law. It Is contended. Is discriminatory and Ore's ruling arbitrary.
Worship, oh ervance of the
upper, offering and announcements,
1(1:10 to 10:30 a. m.
At 10:40 a. m. our church will join with the other churches in Greenrastle and DePauw university in the union Mother’s day service in Bowman gymnasium. Dr. G. Bromley Oxnam will preach the sermon at this service. High school C. E. a*. 0:30 p. m. At 7:30 p. in. at the union service of the Methodist, Pro hyterian and Christian churcl > s, in the ( hristian church the Anti-Saloon la-ague will present the dramatic trial, “Who Killed Earl Wright?" The public i
invited to this service.
many years, is making his first dip
No I ICE OF \ DM I NIST R \ LION Notice is hereby given that the undersigned hu.- iieen apointed by the Judge of the circuit court of Putnam county, State of Indiana, adniinist-
CAKD OF THANKS rator of the estate of Jacob Arthur
| Thomas, late of Putnam county, dewish to thank all who nel|>eo I t , (l , < | Said estate is suposed to lie sol-
vent.
Clifford (i. Thomns, administrator. May 2, 1931. John W. Herod, clerk of the Putnam cirruit court. Attorney, Fred V. Thomas. 2-3ts
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us iu the sickness and death of our wife and mother, the minister, sing
James and Grace Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bartlett.
Ikirothy Smith.
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TO HONOR INDIAN ( HIKE SHIPSHBWANA. Ind., Muy 9 (UP) —Memorial Day services here w ill In elude a tribute to the Indian chief Shlpshewana. onetime leader of the Potawatomles. A nionumenl to the chiettaln, who (lied 9« y-^is ago. will be unveiled on the south shore of Shlpshewana lake. Historlcul records do not Indicate llie location of the ehlel’s grave, hut residents here believe it U on the
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