The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 October 1931 — Page 2
N( IT WILL V 'BE WORTH MORE NEXT YEAR Hei 1 datives confused her with rluir helpful h ? ) advice. The more they talked, the more uncertain she became. Rut, bewildered or not, she had to make important decisions about her late husband’s property because he had appointed her executrix of his will.
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
Mi sp Lessie Harney, hnusexvnrker, and Orville Pollard, farmer, both of the Rockx-ilie community, -were married in the courthouse here Tuesday afternoon by Fidex Lawrence H
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The young- couple were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lee Harney ,/ho were married here October 8. Mr. Ha.rr.ey is a brother of Mrs Pol
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I his incident hints at what you may he letting your wife in for, unless you put the settlement of your estate in the hands of an experienced executor, such as our institution, whose spei ialired business istodo this
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Mrs. R. W. Pence spent Wednesday in Indianapolis. A son was horn to Mr. and Mrs. frank McHridc, Route One, Wedesday morning. IW. and Mrs. Howard H. Higgins and sons James anil Dnxdd, and Mrs. C. It. Shoemaker of Oxford, O., spent ihr weekend with Mrs. O. I Higgins, Spring avenue. Cars driven by Paul Albin and F.rnest Frazier, both of Creencastle, were slightly damaged in an accident on the west side of the i|uare Tuesday afternoon. No one was hull in the collision. A new Chrysler sedan was badly damaged late Tuesday afternooh when it went off the Moffett Hill on the National Road, west of Mt. Meridian. Four occupants of the car suffered only slight injuries. A car driven by Mrs. Edna Randcl of Creencastle was damaged Tuesday afternoon in a collision on south Indiana street. It was said the Handel car had a bumper, axle and fender damaged while the other car, also was damaged. The name of the other driver was not learned. The scheduled trial of the case of Crant Moore against Charles Underwnod to collect an alleged unpaid note, 1 wu.- compromised out of court before | it came to trial in the Putnam Circuit court Wednesday morning. A jury which had been summoned to hear evidence in the ease was di-
missed.
Herald Query, morning Star newsboy, had his attention attracted thi
American Legion Auxiliary Vlcl Tuesday F.vening The American l-egion Auxiliary met in regular session, Tuesday evening. At this mieting the lime was set for the Fifth District to send their treat of ice-cream and cookies to the Knightstown Home. It takes forty-one gallons of ice-cream for the children to have one dish. After ether business matters were discussed the meeting adjourned.
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Crescent llebekali Lodge Will Meet Thursday Crescent Rehekah I.odge Xo. 7(i3, will meet in regular session, Thursday night. AH members are urged to he present as there will be drill practice and nomination of Officer^.
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Mrs. Dunlavy Hostess To New lira Club Mrs. J. li Dunlavy- was the genial hostess to the members of the New Fra club, Tuesday afternoon at her home on East Walnut street. The subject for the afternoon was “Indiana Art and Literature”. Mrs. Charles Huffman gave a very interesting and instructive paper on the subject. Roll call was responded to by eighteen members. Following the program a delightful social hour was in joyed, at which time refreshments were served. Mrs. Dunlavy had as her guests, Mrs. Connerly and Mrs. Charles Cooper.
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Cirl Reserves to Hate Hanquct Nov. I Monday night the Cirl Reserves met in regular session. The meeting opened by singing “The Quest" and repealing the code. During the business meeting Clara Lucille Conklin re-
FDR SALE—Brazil Block Coal, .f-1.00; Mine Run, J3..70; Egg, J3.no. Hauling of all kinds. Phone 28!>-L.
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Putnam County Community Sale.
nvtsuHK nun miflcnneanepus .irucieB. i saw creature near the corner of , ,,, , 19-2*- Wed-tf. ro |, pg „ UVRnU( an)i Ul ,u>ce street. He ‘T,' ^ he d f ° r , a 1 1 - ,, . . • , . i . * ni*rn school (iirl Reserves, town £irls
followed the animal in and out of the. , , . , . , ,, . , , - . . ....... , | who ha\ e helonjred an 1 college girls clumps of hushes until daylight when , , . , , , , ^ , . , .. .. who have bclonared to other Girl Itchc had to continue carrying his . . VT , ,
I serve organizations. Next Monday
^ a ^ rr ’ night the following girls will he reCity firemen made a run to the ‘’ogniz.ed, Frances Matties, Genevieve home of Mr. and Mrs. Garrett, comer|^’Hair, Robin Pence, Marjorie Brooks. Madison and Columbia streets, about Caroline Conklin, JoRuth Donnahue, 1 o’clock Wednesday morning, when DeVota Floyd, Marjorie Benefiel, joists under a defective grate, caught Helen Crawford, Charlotte Donnohue, fire- Firemen used (theinicals to ex- Dema Maddox, Barbara Thompson,
tinguish the blaze. Only a small an, i Jeanne I/'ach.
amount of damage was done, fire' The Cirl Reserves are practicing chief Bert Howard said. .on a play to he given at the high p, , . , „ „ school chapel next Tuesday. Miss
Funeral services for Roscoe Ray-'^^j, rrourh and
mono llibhs, who died Monday morn ing, were held from the McCurry funeral home Wednesday afternoon at
2 o’clock. The Rev. H. A. Sherrill “Hobbies" was in charge of the services. Msm-j^b ^
WANTED—Good reliable man to n nt farm. N. C. Bettis, Indianapolis. Phone Russell O’llaver, at Morton.
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The ladies of Somerset church will have lunch and market, also fancy work in the courthouse lobby, Saturday, October 17. J4-2ts
ADDITIONAL LOCAI-S
Mrs. Gerald Handy left the county
hospital Wednesday.
A son was horn to Mr. and Mr=. Taylor, Route Five, Wednesday.
I ho Moose lodge wil meet this eve b ers 0 f the Moose lodge, of which Mr.
' ning in regular session at 8 o’clock.
All members he pre'ent.
The Putnam county petit jury has been summoned to hear the evidence j in the case of the Krueck & learning l Company, Ire., against William W. Key, a suit on note, seheduled to . open in the local court Thursday
I morning.
The Citizens Trust Company of j Creencastle filed suit in the Putnam | circuit court Wednesday against Cyi rus O’Hair, el/ita O’Hair, Madonna • O’liair, James L. McKee and James I. Nelson, to collect an alleged unpaid note of J2.000, to foreclose a mongage with which the note was secured, and for appointment of a rej reiver for the mortgaged land. Milford Milligan of Waveland, was appointed guardian for John J. Burnj side, age Rl years, and his wife, Phfsi cilia Burnside, age 70 years, in the ! Putnam Circuit court Tuesday afternoon, upon petition of Vurlin Jarvis, who alleged the aged couple were incapable of managing their own estate consisting of a .70 acre farm in Parke county and personal property valued
at $300.
INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Hogs 8,000; holdovers 182; weights over IfiO lbs. mostly 20c higher; tinlerweights 23c up; 160 to 190 lha. $3.30 to $3.60; 190 to 220 lbs. $3.65 to $3.70; 220 to 300 lbs. $3.70 to $5.80; 30 Oto 350 lbs. $3.43 to $5.60; 140 to 100 lbs. $3.00 to $3.25; 100 to 140 lbs. $1.50 to $4.73; packing sows $4.0 Oto $3.00; few butcher sows $3.25. Cattle 1,100; calves 500; generally steady; several loads beef steers $9.50 to $9.80; plain killers $7 and less; fat cows $3.25 to $4.50; occasional sales $3 and above; most heifers $4.50 to $7.50; few lightweights $8.50; strictly choice up to $9.50; low cutters and cutters $1.50 to $3; vealers steady at $9 down. Sheep 1,000; l am bs 25c to 50e higher; bulk good and choice $7 to $7.25,
Mibb* was a member, gave their ser viees. Interment was in Forest Hill
cemetery.
Mrs. Rowland
leach are in charge of the rehearsals.
For the program Mrs. W. \V. Tuck
er gave a most interesting talk on I “Hobbies.” This talk was in keeping
plan for every Girl Reserve
. to have a hobby.
j Airs. Thomas Ho-dcss To ,t linten-Madison Club
, The Clinton and Madison Home
j.LEC AL NOTICE OP Pl'Hl.H? C club, met Fridav, Oct. 9 ‘ HiURIN^- ^ ^ ^t^illianf’Hlom* was hostess and Public Service Commission Hoel.et Mrs. Rex Hathaway was her assistNo. 10,609. j ant. The meeting was opened by In the matter of the application of reading the collect, led by Mrs. Jessie the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com- Eears. There were sixteen members pany to discontinue crossing watch-j present and six guests. The roll call man at Indiana Avenue, Roachdale, was responded to with “What Farm Indiana. | AVomen Can Do,” The minutes were Notice is hereby given that the read by Mrs. Robert Dills. During the
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The “WHY” OF LOWER PRICES iT-T T / -M -— ’ — ON CLOTHES ~ When you see how much lower clothing prices are this season you are bound to ask “WHY”? Part of the reduction is accounted for by lower prices on Woolens and Ocher materials. Rut the greater part is due to the resourcefulness of the makers who have used Kvery Economy Every Saving of large organization and large scale production. Come in and see for yourself bow well they have succeeded. J. F. CANNON & COMPANY!
>ccond Ward P. T. A. Box Supper Friday The Second Ward Parent Teachers will hold a box supper, Friday evening at the school building.
Stop Night Coughing
CHARITY GAMES I'RGFD Ni ^. ht . l0 ughing L alum t iluays MW V‘»l:K. Oot n (OP) Cl I Stmt; so ls*alnwst**ajl' ^S! leges and school football teams have Ordinary rough syrup- do not remh • I I 1 -TA «A AT . . A I U..4 r l
been asked by Owen I). Young to piny at least one game this fall for relief
of the unemployed.
Young is chairman of the committee on mobilization of relief resouiees of President Hoover’s organization cn
unemployment relief.
Young conferred with college presidents before making his appeal. Not all approved, he said, hut most did. He asked in his appeal that gross reeeipts less expenses of the benefit
games he devoted to unemployment
relief in many manners the rrepeetive i 60<\ and $1.00 botth
schools wished.
these conditions, hut Thoxine, a piescription exclusively for thraal troubles, does. It relieves the irritation and the rough stops within 15 minuti And Thoxine goes further too. It eliminates the internal rause whi>h many times develops into seriou ill-
ness-
A swallow of Thoxine before retiring absolutely prevents night coughing and insures a good night ; sleep. It gives the same speedy relief for sore throat loo. It contains no chloroform or other harmful drugs and children like it. Relief i. guaranteed vithin 15 minutes or mom y bacl.
All Druggists.
R. A. MASONS Stated meeting Creencastle chapter No. 22, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. H. E. H. Greenleaf, H. P., F. K. Caldwell, sec.
R. W. Flint, of Phoenix, Ariz.. who has been here visiting hi brother, Tom Flint and other relatives, left
Wednesday for his hom<
BANNER WANT ADS PAY
Service Commission of Indi- social hour the hostess served refresh-1
ana will conduct public hearing in the'ments.
above entitled cause in the Town Halil + + +++ + at Roachdale, Indiana, at 1:15 o’clock' B. and p. To Hold p. m. on Thursday, October 29, 1931. Dinner-Meeting Tonigiu
Public participation in this hear The Business and Professional Woing is requested by the Commission, men’s Club will hold its monthly Din-1
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
OF INDIANA.
By C. I- Michael, Examiner. Indianapolis, Indiana.
October 18, 1931.
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For Sale at R. I*. Mullin-
rer-meeting. Wednesday evening at the Studio Tea room. Mrs. Maude llollenbach Fifth District director,I ! "dll he the speaker. All members are!
I urged to attend
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|C«nferenc Club AA ill Meet Tonight
The Conference club of the Christian church will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’clock at the church. All members are urged to be present, as there i 8 important business. There will be an executive committee meet-
ing at 7 o’clock.
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