The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 April 1932 — Page 2
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Herald Consolidated “It Wares For Ail” Entered in the postoffire at Greencastle, Indiana, as second class rnail matter under act of March 8, 1879. Subscription price, 10 cents per week; $3.00 per year by mail in Putnam county; $3.50 to $5.00 per year by mail outside Putnam county.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Roberts and small chii iren spen) Sunday in Frank lin.
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Sid Shonkwiler and wife of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Oliver Shnnk-
wiler and family.
[ Mrs. Harrcy Owens and daughter |are visiting Mrs. Owens’ brother, R
W Raines in Oary.
Mr and Mrs. F.vpipU Elmore and
Alfred Elmore and mother spent Sun '.jj| p Mary Young also was named day in Indianapolis. executrix of the will. The estate l a
Alice Widdap 24, at home, Ladoga, and Clifford B Houston, 25, pressman
of Cfawfnrdsviiie.
Neva M. VYhitted filed a suit in circuit court Monday against J J Kaubie, to collect an alleged unpaid note of .$100 A demand "of $150 is made. It was the first case filed In the local court by Gilbert K. MeCammack, recently admitted to the bai who represents the plaintiff A complaint to foreclose a school fund mortgage was filed in circuit court Monday by the State of Indiana, ex-rel William A. Cooper, eoun ty auditor, against Everet Eggerr John L. Dushane, Lillie E. Dushane and Effie Gardner A demand of $518 Is made. John II James Is attorney
for the plaintiff
Under the will of Leonard Watson, admitted to probale in circuit eonrl Monday, the entire estate is left to a sister, Mary Young of Roachdale, f.xcipt $1 which is willed lo each of three others sisters and a brother, May Robbins, Brazil; Dela. Clark, New oRss; Gladys Meet, Indianapn lis, and O. E. Watson, Carpenters-
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songs by Indiana actives, “Looking Backward and Forward to Ke.ppn Delta” by Miss Esther Moll of the Fort Wayne alumnae, a playlet “Orphan Katy" by the Butler chapter and a vocal solo by Miss Marjorie Alexander of the Indianapolis alum-
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murder—extortion.
For 49 years depositors in the C entral Banks have known that theii funds were available at 100 centson the dollar without depreciat ion of principal or fluctuating markets. It. is not necessary for people of th is community to risk their lives or the loss of their money by theft a nd fire by keeping money at
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Miss Marie Shildmyer, north Jackson street, spent the week end with Miss Bertha Lane, Bainbridge. Clifford Miller, of Middletown, O., pent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mis. Drue Miller of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Gemge Browning and s ii of Detroit, Mich., are the guests ,t .Mis Nell Browning this week. Mis Wilhui Stirman, chaperon of ihe Alpha Omicron Pi sorority, remains ciitieallv ill at the county hosj pita) 1 Mi and Mrs. T M. Shetrono of Madison township were in Terre Haute Friday on account of the death of Mr. Shetrnne’s mother. Rev. John B. Johnson will broadcast ' ..ver Station KM A, Shenandoah, la, Wednesday afternoon from 1:30 to 1:45 o’clock. Rev. Johnson is the son of Mi. and Mrs. Heber G. Johnson, east Seminary street.
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DAMAGE SUIT APPEALED
.he damage suit of Frances Wil
llanir. of Edgar, III , former DePauw coed, against Andrew Carll and Jos eph U. C.regg, owners of -he Blue A-
Gray Bus lino, of Brazil, In
Miss Florence Roct ir, who is teaching at Vincennes, spent the week end visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rector, east Washington stieet
Gilbert Snider of Indianapolis, i in _ cast of a home town show to be
vhnh 8 i given hy the Mallory Electric com-
judgment of $5,100 was returned hj pany this week. Mr. Snider is a fnra Jury in la\or of the plaintiff in the mer Greencastle bo., and has been em
Mrs .1 |{. Trimble of Westfield, N. J., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Arnold
local court last November 19, has been appealed to the Indiana Appel late court hy the defendants, follow ing duilal of a new trial hy Judge Janies P Hughes Miss Williams.wa Injured in Brazil in March, 1920, when a car In which she was riding ’’ ith other students, collided with a bus It was taId the Inis operators carried no insurance at the time.
I loyed by the company foi years.
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Mi and Mi Byron Reeves of Calumet City, 111., pent the weekend with hi parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Reeves, 1- ranklin and Madison streets. Othei gue ! i Mi and Mrs. Reeve- Sunda> were Mi and Mrs. Edgar Starr and
family ol Indianapolis,
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Poor, who ; have been making their home with Mrs. Poor’s parents, Mr. and Mrs Roy Hlllis, east Washington street, ! left Monday for Chunute, Kan., where they will reside. Mr. Poor is a che.n i -si engineer for an nil company.
Mii\ 11 i IMERA I II M BUR l\ \\ INTER SI F.FP
Alice Isabel Rubeck, daughter of ‘ Herman and Rose Rubeck, was horn 1,1. ihi2, and .'parted this life j April 13, 1932, tge 20 years, one m'ijMh and 18 da>- She was united a, matriage with Lloyd Allen Butler, , M arch 2, 1U30. ‘laough her married life wa I tnrti ieil I * almost continuous I ill,-css she never murmured nor complained, hut gracefully resigned to meet the inevitable. Knowing her affli -tion, the dreaded tuberculosis, had marked her for a short earthly exist en.-e, she expected to meet her dear mother who had some eight years ago passed to the better world liecause of the ravages of the same malady. That she would lie with her mother, to sepal,ate no more, in a world where there is na suffering, no heartaches, no death, where Ihn spirit, unfettered, spends eternity, ,eeimr and enjoying the m rvels of creation in the boundless universe. To pend the ages in a land where love and truth reign
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in- leaves t mourn her passing, the husband, i father, Herman Ru heck, two brothers, Forest H. and Leo all of Poland, Did., and one sistei, Mi i lema Icoti of Greencastle lint., and a ho t of relatives and
friends.
She united with the German Re foimed chinch at Poland, Did., in 1925
valued at about $800, according to an application for letters of administration. The will, executed April 1. 1991, was witnessed May 1. 1921. by Nathan Call and M E. Chastain, of Roachdale
Sodetv STATE CLUB FEDERATION CONVENTION WILL BE HELD HERE THURSDAY
Club women of Greencastle and Putnam County ate urged to rememb er that they are hostesses to the twenty-fourth annual convention of th Fifth District Federation of Clubs, Thursday, April 21. Registration be-
gins at 9:15 a. m.
The meeting will he called to order at 9:30 at the Methodist church. It is hoped that every club in Putnam County will be represented at this convention, no matter whether the club is a member < f the District federation or not. But it is especially urged that no club having membership in the District Federation fail to -end delegates. Will each club president to it that at least two members
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liOf'K HAVEN, Pu„ (UP)—Motion pictures of a l>oar hibernating under the roots of a pine tree on a mountain
near ere provided a rare subject foi 'and was ever faithful to her obliga-
s*ate came eomfnhfeion camera-men 'lion.
Ihe cameraman was able to ap- Because of the serious decline in her fnoie'h 'vilhin several feet of Ihe ani health, she and her husband had made nial. I lie body of a mongrel dog lay | their home with Ids father and mothm front of the den, evidently killed er, Mr. and Mrs John Butler, where by the bear in defense of n very young; .-he was bedfast a large part of 20 • 'ib which he iteltere i u: der her ! months, and continuously during the
j la-t eight months. Everything pos-
]luring the filming the liear made sible was don** for her comfort, i. veiai passes at the camera and it- livery member of the family esteemed
her as a daughter or sister, Lloyd, the husband, making every sacrifice
he could to make her last days
pleasant as possible. She always met ill the kindne- shown her yvith c "been smile, hut -teadily declined tin til the end dune. Never nfniirl to die hut In- wanted t * live and die with i clear mind, thus would not take any
| medicine to alleviate pain.
But the last day she was too sick j to smile. The immortal spirit was leaving the eaithly tabernacle of a few years, for the home eternal in the
heaven.
Oh, how dear we loved you, Isabel, Hut the angels loved you more. I hey have sweetly called you lo yonder shining shore. 'I he golden gates were open \ g>-ntle v, i - lid, “Como.” • And with farewell* unspoken, She sweetly entered home. Selected to sound the keynote rti<1 FARG *)i- -t-,, , viro to be temporary chairman at the THANKS G. O. P national convention, Sen- ' " is o to express our thanks to ator L. J. Dickinson, of Iowa, wins our neighbors and friends for their i 1 "”’’ *" d -'-h of the party to gain such an honor. nf our beloved Isabel. Senator Dickinson is a dry and Lloyd A. Butler. ”• LX"" M " A
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0 th ’‘ sisterhood is caring f or .. growth and -he a-lminidration „f ! educational fund which | uane(1 . girls who w ish to continue their -tu^ ies in college after gnidnating W high school hut do not hav,. the ,
to do so. This fund
From DePauw university were Mis- to do so. This fund u pro.,,,, ' ses Jane Wheeler, Dorothy Swartz; ieai bed over half , l |, i ;i„, ^ ^ ' Virginia Ritz, Ruth Wagoner. Mildred i and practically every • t, ’ T 1 1 Walcott, F ran, Wat km , Ro e union i caring f< ■
of her club be on hand to assist on the reception and hospitality commit tee, at 9 o’clock. The president of each District Federated club must appoint two delegates from Iter club to lie in their seats at 9:30 a. m. for the opening song. Luncheon will be served at the church and will he fifty cents. Tickets for this luncheon will lie sold at the registration table. Greencastle and Putnam County women are urged to come early and stay all day. Luncheon reservations may he made with Mrs. Jacob Bintz, Anderson street, Greencastle, Ind. More about the pro gram will he printed tomorrow. + + •!• + + + Hanks—Iamb Wedding Saturday A most beautiful hut quite wedding was solomized Saturday April 1(1 when Miss Grace B lamb, daughter of Mr and Mrs. E M. Lamb, 721 IxK-ust -treet, Terre Haute and Ralph Hanks, son of Mr and Mrs. J A. Hanks 423 Anderson street of this city, were united in marriage at th* home of the bride's aunt. Mrs. Mary Digs at 823 South flth street Tern
Haute
The Rev. Wilson, pastor of the First Baptist church of that city performed the single ring ceremony. They were attended hy the brides brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Limb and the grooms sister Mrs. Lysle Greenand Mrs. Green. Only immediate members of the family were present. The couple left immediately for n few weeks motor trip after which time they will he at home in Saginaw, Mich., where Mr Hanks is employed as a salesman.
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Kappa Deltas Hold Annual State Day The annual State day luncheon of Kappa Itelta Sorority was held Sunday in the Chateau room of the Claypool hotel in Indianapolis with more than sixty active and alumnae members attending. The affair was arranged hy the Indianapolis Alumnae
Association-
Green and white, the sorority colors, were used in the decorations and the tables were decorated with white roses, the sorority flower Programs were in the shape of the sorority crest and also were in green and white. Active chapters at Indiana, De. Pauw and Butler universities and Indianapolis, Fort Wayne and Bloomiatton •»hinm*e
represented.
Mrs. W. R. Russell, president of the Indianapolis alumnae and toastmaster, gave the welcome address, followed by dance numbers hy Misses Dorothy Swartz, Virginia Ritz. Mary Kiser and Georgette Rogge of the DePauw chapter; “The Lure of the State Luncheon” by Miss Clarice Baker of
the Bloomington alumnae,
Ellen Stierwalt. Gertrude Murray, Georgette Rogge and Fsther^W bite. •I* *1* -l" ■$ 4* JVesI Floyd (Tub Met With Mrs. Rodgers The West Floyd Township Home Economics club met at the borne ol Mrs. Frank Rodgers Wednesday with twenty members anil six visitors present. Mrs. Rsgin gave the first less-m on tlie new work for the year. For entertainment, Mr-. McKamey and Mrs. I-obeli gave a very interesting
playlett.
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Mrs. Carson Hostess To ( * ntury (Tub On Saturday afternoon, the Century club enjoyed a de’tghtful meeting at the home of Mrs. Carson. Miss Rose J slin discussed some English novels with Italian settings, emphasizing particularly George Eliot’s “Romola”, Gladys Stem’s "Thunderstorm”, and the charming, humorous story “Enchanted April.” She read as illustra tions, well chosen selections from these novels. The members of the dub j were glad to welcome a former active member, Mrs. Arlt of Bloomington, who was Mrs. Carson’s guest. Tinprograms for next year were present ed to the club. The central theme is to he “Folk Contributions to Lite) a tore and Music.”
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Miss Luther Bride
Of H. M. Cloyd
The marriage of Miss I/trene Luth , er, daughter of Mrs. J W. Luthei, north Madison street, and H. M. Cloyd also of this city, took place Saturday evening at 7 o'clock, at the Presby-
terian Manse .
The single ring service was read : by Ihe Rev. V. L. Raphael. I). A. R. To M«»e! Tuesday Evening Washburn Chapter of D. A. R. will meet Tuesday evening, April 19, with Mrs. VV. R Hutcheson with Mrs. Louis Hays as the speaker. Her subject will he “Indiana’s Historic Places ”
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Art Group To Hear Mrs. Tucker Mrs. W. W Tucker will talk on the Ait of Woodcarving before the Art Group of the American Association of University Women Tuesday night at 7:30. Member, of the group will be
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women with
cation of two or more t>iri This year finds linlnna thirty-six of hei y unK
’hese loans.
Mm. Jennie < Heai lie is second vice president of t|, e state, the „ffjce canning with it th, responsibility of looking afte, lid. ana’s P. R. O. loan girl-
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Supt. Boston And Family To Be Honored Guests Tonight The High School Parent-Tettb ers' Association will 1,, |,| a p IIfh .| t iliiin*r ibis evening in the Hoqi Economics room at Hi, high school in b< nor of Supeiin nd*ni Pam Boston and family Kach member is to bring one cowi, 1 dish amt own laid*, service a nod attendanco is desired
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Mis. Phillips To R, Host leas Tuesday The Domestic S' ierice dub will ineei with Henry Phillips Tue«d»j
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Local Boy Weds Bedford Girl The First MciImmIm jia iiiam* was the scene Frida;, ni-.-ii a 1 eight o'clock Of a pretty 1 edditi: 1 v ht-fi Miss Frances Gi.tin- pret7 young daughtei > I Ur and Mix Dennis I, GrarttH- e, Ii, .,!* t Kenneth TixM 1 Hi,- p a-iiM s( tlie immediate rel;,i , .-npl frieadi of the happy enupi,The bride is one of 1I1 most charming young w , u ol li-dfori. She was populai m It II S liotn which she was cne 'iateil with the 1927 class. Sin- e prominent In First Methodist ehunh (iiol, 1 ' 9hf is a charter iiieml„i ,,f tb. Ou-n Nil Tau sorority Mr. Todd Is the Mrs. F. E. Todd ot t;*, • ii,astlc Ik Is an altmnius of ' ncaetle liisb and attended DePau" I'niverfity, ii,- 1 ont ol 11 bers of the J. C F 11 cal force In this 1 y and Iki J k many friends sin, lulu, here Tile out of tow,, ,, b-1 kr III*' wediilng wer, \li ami Mr- f E. Todd and Md Bradley "f Greencastle and M, ,\r tmr draun of Terre Haute -Bedford hi Ilf
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the guests of Mrs. Tucker who will jf-,^ Hostess Tuesday show exam pi os of her craft which she I The Penelope n ' u 11 i" m Las in her home. ! Tuesday afternoon at 3ft oi-Wk + + + + + + with Mrs. Milton Blown 523 Amkc Mrs .Hearsl Attends street. Mi O I Urkln “31 State P. R .0. Meeting have charge of th. pr
The P. K. O. Sisterhood of Indiana held a board meeting Saturday in the Italian room of the Lincoln hotel in Indianapolis. Final arrangements were mode for the -rate convention meet-
meetlng.
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