The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 July 1931 — Page 2
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THIS ACTUALLY HAPPENED!
An old mother had worked like a slave to help her son to get on in the world. Kept a hoarding-house. Used all her savings to set him up in business. • He started humbly but prospered, and promised his mother an easy life in her declining years. With new prosperity he married. They had no children of their own, but adopted a boy. Then he died suddenly—without a will. A tragic neglect. His mother, who had sacrificed so much for him,
received nothing. Two years later, when the wife died, the entire estate went to the adopted son. Again the aged mother was cut off without a cent.
Good intentions don’t take the place of a good will.
Have your lawyer draw one, stating your wishes, and name us your executor. In this way those you care for most will fare best.
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
' Mr. and Mrs. Willard Sunkel and baby are enjoying a vacation trip in Paris, 111.
Sarah Caton died of apoplexy, at her home south of Pleasant Garden, Welnesday morning. Burke Tressler a summer school rtudent in college was taken to th? County Hospital for treatment Tuesday. ' Mrs. Clarence Hazelett and boys of Cleveland, 0., are in town visiting S. A. Hazelett cn east Washington street.
Russell Welch, former salesman at the Mullins drug store, was taken to the county hospital Wednesday for treatment.
Mrs. Orville Stewart was reported improving at the county hospital today. Shme had been quite ill of skin poisoning. The Brick Chapel Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. Alvy Karly on Thursday afternoon, Jul\ 23. Each one is asked to bring a pound.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bishop and son East Anderson -treet are visiting in Vincennes for a few days this week with relative and friends.
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AT THE GRAN \I)A “The King of Jazz” featuring Paul Whitman and his orchestra will be the I headline attraction at the Granada theater on Thursday and Friday nights. This picture, critics are unanimous m acclaiming as the biggest musical comedy yet produced on the talking screen. The outstanding scene, “Rhapsody in Blue” is .me of the most gorgeous and most lavish settings attiinpted by any motion picture since the advent of sound in the movie industry. Red hot rhythms, catchy songs, Hollywood beauty choruses, combined with the singing of John Holes, and the superb playing of the ; famous Whiteman band, make “The King of Jazz” the best show of its kind that h:is ever been presented in i Greencastle. There are many stupendous scenes intermingled with comic sketches by such well known comedians as Glen Tryon and “Slim Sommerville. Supporting Holes in the leading feminine r le is I.aura I.aPante, popular blonde comedienne. The "King of Jazz” should appeal to local people especially due to the fa;t that Chester Hazelett, a Greencastle hoy, is i member of Whiteman’s orche -tia. According to Manager Jimmie Bittles who screened the picture Tuesday night, there is a splendid close up of Mr. Hazelett displaying hi - ability as a musician and also his pleasing personality.
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The women of the Mooseheart Legion, Chapter 832, will meet in regular session Thursday evening July 23.
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SHOI LI* Cl LL SOWS LAFAYETTE, July 20 (UP) — Poor producing cows should he culled mon rigidly than ever due to the tact that indications are that dairy yrodirt- will bring lower prices during 1V31 and 11*32, G. A. Williams, of the dairy extension staff, Purdue university, said today. Any herd averaging less than 300 pounds of butterfat during the year eannot possibly pay for its upkeep and leave the owner a profit, Williams, said.
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Betty Jane Lyon of Evanston, 111 who has spent the past month with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. B. 1 Brown has returned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Summer and son of Indianapolis, were the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Summers and family, on east Seminary street.
Dr. C. N. Stroube of Roachdale has filed a claim in the Putnam circuit court against the Sarah Mundy estate. F. S. Hamilton is Dr. Stroube’s attorney.
Joel Denman, of Chicago, who is visiting his parent^ here, spent Wednesday in Montgomery county visiting his aunts, sisters of Mayor W. L. Denman.
Gardner Reunion Held I as) Sin day The eighth annual Gardner reunion was held Sunday, July li», at th; beautiful country home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gardner near Russellville, with 80 rel fives present. . At norm dinner wn pr. ad on the porch and in the afterr mi a business meeting was held. The following officers for next year were t-!* ted; pre-ident, Elo\d Gardner; ‘-•c ret ary-treasurer Esther Fry; program committee, Maude y.ong, Tere i Everman, Elizabeth Van Hups. The following program was given: pEmo solo, Elsia McGjughey; readings, R. Illen? Ramsey, Bobby Van Hnss, Ida Mae Van Muss; -one, D ris and Della McGnughey; lea lings, Mildred Webster, Gloria Rj o; talks h\ Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Caiiiner; read, g, Madge McGaughey; dialogue, Elsie Mae and Zoe McGaughey; -eng, Grace M Gaugtiry; daiivi, Doris Long; exhibition of quilts by Nellie Ramsey. Relatives from a distance were Mr. and Mis. Emmett Gardner an I daughter of Tipton, la. All departed thanking Mr. and Mrs. Gardner for their hospitality. The next meeting will he with Mr. an I Mis. Ralph Ramsey of Russellville on the third Su day in July 1932. 4-
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Mrs. Frank Treat of Ben Davis iwith her sister Mrs. Luella Fry who is confined to her apartment on south Indiana street by illness. Mrs. Fry is reported improving.
William Oherlain and Guy D. Llwell, Otchison, Kansas who have been visiting their aunts, Miss Martha Crouch and Mr. France- Cheek have returned to their home.
Miss Freda Macdonald, who has hein teaching md studying this summer at Central Nonnal collegt ai Dan ville, will spend the i ext two weeks with her moth r, Mrs. Ina Macdonald on Wood street
Kook- S -Wa 4 H Club Held Interesting Meeting The Kook A Wa 411 club met a*, the Hume Economic building Tuesday afternoon. The president called the meeting to order and plans were discussed for the i H club camp to be held August (5 to August 14. Bernice Ruark gave an interesting report on re uipes. A demonstration on canning was given by Mildred Amos and Blanche Balkart. Another demonstration was given by Margaret and Marcella Myers on making pie
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C lehrates Fortieth Wedding Aniver*ary
Mi. add Mrs. James Coiling* celehratid their fortieth wedding anniveisay Sunday July 19. In the morning
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, . , „ . , , , felter from Waveland; Mr. and Mrs. many mdatives and fner.d g" th «‘ > ; 1 ) Hyde (’lodfelter from Earl Dark and at their home on the Andy McCul- (Mr and Mrg j R Hahn from h„ u -
lougli f irm west of rincastle.
Lawrence Diopsey of the DePauw school of music who will complete his four years of training ihi summer ha- accepted a position asu|ier\'i.sor of music in the public
schools at Salem.
At noon a bountiful ha ket dinner
was served on the lawn.
Among the many good thing; to eat ■were two weddin" cake , each decorated with a bride and groom. The gue-ts present were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daggett, and Mr. M. A. Snydei from Craw ford-ville; Mr. and Mr-. Will Myers, Mr. and Mr . Jno. Sutlierlin and Mr. and Mr-. Oscar Clodfolter and family from Ru-sell-ville; Mi . Carrie ('lodfelter, Mr. and Mi . Elmer Cl idfelter and family, Mr. and Mr-. Lt lie Frank and -on from
ton, Texas. After a merry and good time and In i ie di parting tire guests wished the couple many more happy years to-
gether.
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H. and D. Mnmen To Have Picnic The ( rawfordsville Business and Professional Women’s Club is making pn parations fur a picnic to be held at the Ben Hur home on Thursday evening, July “3rd, at which time the
clubs from Frankfort, I^ifayette,
Morton; Mr. and Mr George Frank. I.ehanon and Greencastle will Ire fr m Clinton Falls: Mr. and Mrs. A! 'guest-. In ease of had weather, it will ouzo Frank and family, Mrs. E. L. 1 Ire held at the Ben Hur hall in the Mi Ki nzie and Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Commerce building. Mack from Indianapoli ; Mr. and Mr . + + + + + +
Gilbert Hughes and Art Grimehave returned home after a two month’s tour of the southern tat. s. The young int-n visited many place ■ of interest in Florida, Georgia and |
Eouisiana during their trip.
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.McBride ftom Judson; Mr. and . Dale W. EM'tie rind family from Da vdle, 111.; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mechlin liuin Holland huig; Dr and Mrs. J., W. McClain and Mr. and Mrs. D. VV. Frank and son from Brazil; Mr. and M Dcmr' ('lodfelter from Fin]eas:]|.; '.!i. slid Mi Clarence Clod-
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suffered cuts about the chest Wed-;®*
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glas jar she was carrying. Three stit.he- were required to close the cut.
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Mrs. Ben Km;, Bloomington street, was painfully injured Tuesday nivlit w hen she fell d wn tlje basement steps at her home. She suffered two frac tured ribs besides b(ing bruised a d jolted in the fall. Dr. W. R. Hntche son rendered medical attention.
Two Marion township Ubys, Maynard Robinson and Clifford Phillips, broadcast a fifteen minute program at 12:15 o’clock Tuesday afternoon over station W’KBF of Indianapoli , front a branch studio in the office of the Crabb-Reynnlds-Taylor at Craw fordsville. The program consisted of ukelele, guitar and vocal selections.
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Mr. and Mrs. Rush Hughes who have been spending several week* at Pleasant I>akp, were here to remain oyer the week end with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Hughes. They will pass the remainder of the summer in Teire Haute where Mr. Hughes will be a student in the Indiana Teachers c,liege. In September he and his wife will return to Angolp where he is sugi rvisor of music m tin* I schools there. David Ijughes who re-
,'n , haifVue’ d ^0afh '‘' , 0n,J, ■ rh ' ld - ontly graduated from the music he an ' • I partment at DePnuw, and Bernard I or further particulars apply to HJghas, a student at DePauw, wen- j =3' r» Ir i r/u r D 1)4 . | rrrr ,here t,f D* ni1 ,h * WP ' >k end with their
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Woman’s Cnion To Meet Thuraday Section Four of tin* Woman’s Union nf the Christian Church will meet Thin day afternoon at 2:30 o’clock nt the home of Mrs. Grant Scott, 2); Beveridge street. q. .j. -p -t- + qMi< 4 H ( luh Met With Miss Filer 'Ihe ABC 4 H club met Tuesday nfj iei non at the home of their leader, Mi - t harlotte Ftter, Anderson street, i The program for the mothers’ meeting
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1 ■ t Bread Dm mnt hmeting will i be held at the home of Miss Ftter on July 28. All work must be finished
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Torr Reunion To Be Held July 26 'Ihe annual reunion of the Ton family will he held on the Wm. L. Torr farm Sunday, July 26.
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Gives Farewell Party 1 c r Miss Mc( ullough
The Misns Marian ami Mildred | Goldsherry delightfully entertained I with :i farewell bridge party Tuesday afternoon nt tlieir beautiful country j home east of town, in honor of Miss Ruth McCullough who will leave Wednesday for the Pacific coast where she j ' ill sail July ;u on the S. S. President Pierre from San Francisco to Canton. P'hina, where he will teach English n Linpnan university. Miss McCuL luiiga will lie ai-ompanied Jiy her sister , Miss Evelyn and Miss Mary Mc-
Cullough.
The afternoon was spent in playing bridge and dancing. Those who won tlie bridge prizes were Miss Evelyn v <:( ulh ucii ar.djM, Betiy® lack nitfir guests wall th,- Misses, Orian C fee, Emilmi^ e Gerhard, Betty Peck, Julia Crawley, Elsa Morrison, Ethel Mane O’Hatr, Mabel Bash, Lois Still,
PRISON KEEPERS ATTEND SCHOOL TO OUTSMART CROOK AUBURN, N. Y„ (UP)—A school for Auburn prison's 200 keepers has been started to make the guardian* of law and older here “smarter than crooks.” The course con-ists of varied practical training and lectute cla-ses, and are compulsory. Classes on how to cope with rebel lion, riot, escapes, fire and pestilence will he conducted. Experts will teach the guards the correct use of firearms. The keepers will be shown the !ate«t md approved methods of locking cells; what to do when a criminal start: wrecking a cell and apparently is unmanageable; how to prevent smuggling; and how to assemble evidence. Judges, district attorneys, police officials and firearm* experts have been invited to lecture.
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Ruth Woerner, Evelyn McCullough and Rosalie McCullough. Mrs. New gent Hostess I n Legion Auxiliary The American Legion Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Roy Newgen* on Tuesday evening Nine new numbers were enrolled. During the busine-s session, plans were made tor the delegates to attend the state > nention at Anderson on August 22-25. Tile delegates are Mrs. Algan M ie mil Mrs. Cloyd Trissler. Alteiintea are Mrs. Roy Brackney and Gwin Ensign. Refreshments of cake and lemonade ,vi re served by the hostess during the ocial hour. The Auxiliary will meet in joint • ■s' ion with the Legion at tfie Legion 'I ill on Tuesday evening, August 4. \ll members are urged to attend thi ! i sion as it i imped to have a large ■epresentation at the state convention.
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