The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 December 1931 — Page 2

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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29,1931.

PLANS

Washington Street at Indiana. I! -i 'A W ■

Among your plans for the nev. r year, have you included this: the creation of a cash reserve equal to three months’ income? The logical place to accumulate such a reserve is a Savings Acccunt. The easy way is through small but regular deposits. Why not adopt this plan—and make a deposit in this bank— today?

Chrchiiuj and Savings Accounts Unnacicment of Trusts Ifniuigement of Property ■1dministration of Estates Insurance and Real Estate Safe Deposit Poxes

3So paid on Sat ings

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PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS

have come at a time when he has made an error, and when he wants to

•p." , . cover up by bawling me out. I don’t ijnci^e I ctrtnCF m '* n ^ Criticism When I'm wrong, but I r can’t put up with this sort of thing.

“Mat Lone is an older man than myself and has been stirred up by this match. I’m sorry it had to happen.” Lenz, a bit cagy, announced later. “Ozzie and I have found that our styles of bidding don’t agree so we’ve decided to end our partnership.” Thr.t was the way things stood

Jacoby Quits

CRITICISM BY LENZ PROVES TOO MICH FOR CULBERTSON

OPPONENT

TEMPER A L URES CAUSE FIGHTS

■ her. Ozzie came down the corridor, inissiorer in charge of propagation.

eaded for the nearest exit. His "ghost writer” nabed him, jerked him nto a room, got Lenz inside and they locked the door. They spent about ten minutes in conference, then a 1 statement came out from Jacoby: “I have submitted my resignation i to Mr. Lenz. It is up to him.” Lenz came through with a statement: “I will have a new partner tomorrow night and for several additional sessions. Jacoby will return to

the match later.”

NEW YORK, Dec. 29, (UP)—Osward Jacoby, six-foot bridge star, proved that all other contract players aie brothers under the skin when he slapped on his stovepipe hat last night, swept up hi* walking sti<;k and stamped out of the Waldorf-Astoria with the declaration that Sidney Lenz wil lhave to get a new partner in the Culbertson-Lez epic bridge battle. Jacoby was mad. Just plain, down-

right mad.

'Mr. Lenz,” he said, rising from the t .ble at the close of last night’s session, “in hand 602, after making an absolutely stupid defensive play, you had the nerve to publicly criticize me for my bidding. I resign as your

par ner.”

And Jacoby stalked out of the play-

ing room, where he and Lenz, in spite t f their bickering, had knocked 250

points off the Culbertson lead. Ely Culbertson stood in the corridor

m i 'reamed. Mrs. Culbertson, who rei crr.ed to the contest after an absence of 14 days, retired, lidy-like, to her j

ho: el.

In an ante-room reporters cornered ! Ja ;° by - ! PHILADELPHIA, (UP)- AmeriOn several occasions, he said, “Mr 1 ca’s first cabin autogiro has been I (i.z has barked criticism at me They j recently placed in production by the invariably have been baseless. They j Kellett. Corporation of Philadelphia , —-- -

HARRISBURG, Pa., (UP)-Unsea-sonably high temperatures of stream headwaters, where fish gather to spawn, are blamed for fights, many resulting in fatal injuries, among brown and brook trout, according to C. R. Buller, deputy state fish com-

Pence Daggy is driving a new Ford Tudor purchased from King, Morrison, Fester Company. County Assessor and Mrs. Charles Marshall were business visitors in Indianapolis Monday. Mrs Bettie Locke Hamilton is spending the holidays • ;th her daughters in Arcadia, Ind. Sheriff Alva Bryan .< driving a new Dodge sedan delivered by the H A. Sherrill Sales Compair. Miss Thelma Lawson cf Bainbridge is spending her vacation with the Misses Melba and Evelyn Shuck. Mrs. Belle Truescale Watson of Martinsville who has :een the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cox ha« returned to her home. Articles for preliminary dissolution of the Russellville Co-operative Shipping Association were filed with the secretary of state Monday. Mr. and Mrs. S. V. L.sby and daughter, Mrs. Reese Bm; and daughter and Cecil and Bob Buis of Indianapolis spent Sunday wit: Mr. and Mi' G. G. Buis. The Misses Dorothy and Ruth Thompson of Terre Haute are spending a. few days with Mr and Mrs. l Murel Davis and son The Misses Thompson are sisters of Mrs Davis.

Sale of Wash Dresses

Ail $1.00 wash Dresses, short and

sleeves, fast colors—

69e

Regular $1.98 values, short and long sleeves, light} and dark prints—

$1=49

$2 98 Values, offered special ..

An affidavit charging Paul York charge of Mrs- Gtis.

will

Along two and a half miles of the

South Fork of tie Wallenpaupack, i escaping from the Indiana state noted as one of the finest trout f arm Decembei 13, 1931, while servstreamg in Pennsylvania, Buller said ing . a term impcsed b the city CPUrt

tT, 'o 0 f Richmond, has been filed in the

fotietv Tclephono Ail Sceloi Itemc To 83 Entertain Relatives and Friends Christmas Day Roy Ferrand and family entertain-1 ed a number of relatives and friends: with a turkey dinner Christmas Day. | Those present were Mr and Mrs. 1 Herbert Collier. Miss Edith Canaan | and Mrs. Martha Ferrand from Shirley; Mr. and Mrs- Le-Roy Miles | and little son Bobby of Bainbridge :j Frank McBride and family, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Davie, Mr. and Mrs. Carl, Ferrand, Miss Madaiine Hoffman and

Robert Taring. •J- + + + '#• +

Galimore—Crawley Wedding Sunday Sunday afternoon at 2:00 o’clock occurred the marriage of Calvin Galimore, of near Carp, to Daniel Craw-

ley, of Quincy.

The marriage took place at the home of the Rev. H. C Odell where the single ring ceremony was used. Those accompanying the couple were Herbert Asher, of Gosport; i Edna Crawley, Lewis Crawley and| Ina Crawley, of Quincy; Clara Prince and Ralph Prince, cf Indianapolis; Pauline Galimore and Don White, of I Carp; William Crawley, Inez Crawley

Emmons Crawley, Eatheme Badwin, than United States, not including Charles Crawley and Lee Crawley, of and other possessions

Quincy.

The young couple left for a short honeymoon to Sheibyville, after which they will be at the home of their parents for a few weeks—Spencer

World-

+ »?•*** Bridge Club To Meet Wednesday

The L. F F.

Wednesday evening at 7'30 o’clock i with Mrs. Charles Howard, 14 Bever-1

idge street. * + + +*• 4

league To Meet

Wednesday Afternoon

The Woman’s League of the Mfthc list church will meet Wednesdav afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in Community hall. Mrs A. E. Monger will lead the devotions. The program will be in

Sizes 14 to 52.

$2.18

THU QUALITY SHOE

J H PITCH FORD

AREA OF BRAZIL ANNOUNCED RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (UP)— The total area of Brazil is calculated at 8,494,299 square kilometers. It is larger than the whole European continent, excluding a part of Russia, and it is the fifth country in the world as far as areas are concerned. Brazil is 250,000 square miles larger

lew cutters and cutters, $i ',0 to $2 so- • b 50c to |l . Sheep receipts 2,500; lambs fully steady, bulk, good and choice, r 75 to $6.10; strictly . held around $6 2.' thl $3.50.

cat likes bananas

PORTLAND, Me. (UP)— Bananas are the favorite dish of “Susy,'' pet

cat of Miss Charoitte Bower.

CjnjBp jKibboa. Taken j etc. - V

Bridge club will meet j

INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Hog receipts 6,000; holdovers 315; j market mostly lOe to 15e lower than I Monday’s best prices. 160 to 2lO lbs. $4.55 and $4 60; few small lots '$4.70; |210 to 240 lbs. $4 45 to $4.55; 240 to 280 lbs. $4.25 to $4.45; 280 lbs. up $4.0 Oto $4.25; packing sows $3.25 to

$3.85.

Cattle receipts 1,400; calves 600;

Section Seven i liberal su PP*y beef stee18 ’ n,ostl y com -

EXCURSION ST. LOUIS Sunda y, .1.1 nuai y $4,00 Round Trip

AUTOC-1RO ON SKIIS

PHILADFJ.PHTA, (UP)— Fairchild Aircraft, L‘d., of Montreal, will operate the first autegiro to be used on skiis during the coming winter,! Fitcaim Autogiro officials said

he found 20 brown trout and brook dead along the shoreline. He explained that “these injuries are not caused by the fish endeavoring to eat each other, but to spawning activities. It occurs to a more or less degree each year. It is more prevalent and more noticable this season because of low water conditions.” With streams running low as a result of a long dry spell, a great number of the trout seek the headwaters of the main stream when the spawning season approaches, he said.

CABIN AUTO GIRO PRODUCFD

CHINAMAN STUDIES FLYING KENOSHA, Wis. (UP)—Mun Joong 23- .ear-old Chinese, who plans to return to China and aid in development of aerial transportation, has taken up training for a pilot’ shcense. Joong who came here several years ago, told his instructor he has a desire to “fly

mail.”

Putnam circuit court. Otis Hiil, Cataract, pleaded guilty this, morning in the court of L A. | Warner to a chargre of public intoxi- ' cation and was fined $10 and costs. He was returned to the Owen county ;aii awaiting payment of the fine Mr | Hill was airested Saturuay night at | Cataract by sheriff Fowen—Spencer W orld. Mr- and Mrs. James McElroy, Melrose avenue had as their guest Monj day evening Mr. and Mrs. William McElroy and Mrs Maude McElroy of Reelsville, Mr. and Mr: Taring Duell and daughter Mary Elizabeth, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher ail of Putnamville, Mr. and Mrs- Eugene Smder and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Rogers, city The occasion was m honor of Mr. and Mrs. Fisher it being their twenty-sixth wedding annivers-

ary

be the hostess.

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Page-Hopkirs Wedding

To Be Thursday

Mr. and Mrs. Elza Page of

son township announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Miss Hazel Page and Carlos Hopkins which will take place Thursday December 31 The s.ngle ring ceremony will be tend by the Rev. J M Caldwell be foie the immediate families. The young couple will make their home on

a fa to in Jackson township.

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Women’s Circle To

Meet Wednesday

The Women’s Circle of the Presbyterian church will meet Wednesday aftemcon at the church. Mis. Theo dore Crawley will lead the devotions and Mrs. Harvey Cox, Mrs W. 1 Cowan and Mrs Roy Ellington will be

the hostesses.

mon and medium killers; early move ® reI) jjajf f are

Leave Greencastle 1 2i a

ing leave St Louis 5 i p

15 p m.< same date

Tickets good in coaches . r, Chili-

n ; reiurn- ... ... if •

ment around steady at $4.50 to $7.00; come held higher; she stock steady, most cows $2.75 to $3 75, odd head to lack - Heifers, largely $3.50 to $6.50, few small lots to $700; and above;

For further Ticket Agent

particulars apply to

BIG FOUR ROUTE

MelSfew

t adopt

Vick Golds-Cbntror II

Means Reduction of the Number, Severity and High Costs of the Family’s Colds

Doubly welcome that the makers

to mothers is news of Vicks VapoRub

have perfected a Plan for better "Con-trol-of-Colds ’—to lessen the number and severity of colds and reduce their coSts in money, lost time and health. The plan is introduced along with Vicks Nose & Throat Drops, based on a new idea for presenting colds — companion product to VapoRub, the modern, external method of treating colds.

TRIAL OFFER BY LOCAL DRUGGISTS Vou have Vicks VapoRub — now get Vicks Nose Drops and use together as directed in the Vick PLfti for better "Control-of-Clblds”—to reduce their number and severity. Unless you are delighted with results, your druggist is authorized to refund your money.

HERE, BRIEFLY, IS THE VICK PLAN;

BEFORE a Cold Starts

When Children come in sniffling arid sqgezing, apply a few Vicks Drops up each nostril. Use the Drops yourself at that first scratchy, snerzy irritation orthe nose or upper ^roat—Nature’s warning that you are “catching cold.” If you or the children catch cold easily, use the Drops after exposure to any condition you know ia apt to be followed by a cold —dry, over heated rooms—indoor crowds— sudden changes, wet or cold—dust and smoke— etc., etc.—and there is the slightest stuffiness. Used in time, many colds can be avoided-

oAFTER a Cold Starts At night, massage the throat and chest well with Vicks VapoRub. Spread on thick and cover with warm flannel. Leave bed-efothing loose around the neck so that the medicated vapors arising can be inhaled all night long. During the day—any time, any place—use Vicks Drops as needed for ease and comfort. This gives you full 24-hour treatment—and without the risks of constant internal "dosing ” so often upsetting to digestion, especially ths

delicate digestions of children.

HIG WALNUT CHURCH ELECTS NEW OFTTCOS The Big Walnut Church and Sunday School of Washington township, has elected the following officer* for the coming year Church Officers Moderator—L. A Poe TreMurer-T—Cecil Craft yioi'k-rCarl Huffman, i.iurij-y v iLelcn''Blair ft '~Chcrii it AU•*» Johii Rissler. Sa. iay School Officers perintendent—Horace Pitts At-. lsta;.t Superintendent—L?wts Oaumunk Treasurer—Ixila Neeae. i At istaiit Treasurer—Hlla Blair Secretary—Geo Rissler, Jr Assistant Secretary— Lawrence

Kellen.

Pianist—Ruth Skelton Assistant Plants' Hilda Biatr. Choirlster—Paulin Skelton THE WEATHER J Rain probable tonight and Wednesday; somewhat wanner south porti n j tonight.

iOR A COUGH THAT HANGS ON A Speedy End — Or Money Rack SW goodbye to that harsh, tignlnil • | and keeps you (nnd the neighbors)! awake night after night. Two doses ol Bronehuline Emulsion will probably end it A whole bottle: •ertHinly will—or vou can hav. vou.. money hack Bronehuline Emulsion is no sugary « ' laliVr i yrini. It’* a REAL cough medicine. It contains no chloroform narcotics, ny habit-forming drugs 0 f i any kind. Nothing to upset your stomach—nothing to give you the drug habit. No matter how much your cough l' on ’ * ivc Bronehuline a trial. 1 ic -MLST atop ycur cough or money R. P Mullins feU&r&ntees ;t

New Year’s Greetings

Tot your com enience out store* uiil remain open Thursday until 10:00 P >1. Closed ail day iVerr Year’s

Fresh Dressed (Hit KENS Pork Roast, Beef Roast Pork Sausage

lb. 10c lb. L5< 3 lbs. 25c

Oysters, Extra Standards Pt 2k

NEW YEAR’S OFFERINGS

Ginger Ale C "“ A 6 69c Cofff*i? 8 o ’ ciack - w ‘ >rw ’ 5 ur ** >< s « |t#r ,b - Sliced Bread Sg**** “ 5c

Mince Meat

Ouaan Anna

Peas, Corn or Tomatoe* Dainty Soda Crackers Airy Fairy Cake Flour Pancake Flour •unnyiw* Karo Syrup siu« Ltb*i Cream of Wheat Bulk Marshmallows Van Camp's Pumpkin Chile SaUCe Quakir Mild Pork and Reans <NtUr Mti4 Brazil Nuts Mw crop Mi»6d NutS Flno Auortmonl English Walnuts tu* crop Bulk Dates Calemyrna Figs Del Monte Pineapple

9-o;.

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3 No. 2 OiM

25c

S-lb. box

19c

ttt-lb. 1*0.

19c

pkg.

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12c

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21c

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15c

3 I0O COM

25c

bottlo

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25c

lb.

19c

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29c

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10c

Iirfi pkg.

21c

hr00 oan

19c

Tangerines, 2 Doz Celery, Mich. Mammoth Stalk Bananas, Yellow Ripe, 5 Lb.

Oranges, Fla. Sweet Juicy, l )07 ^J*j|

25c j

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