The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 April 1932 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY, APRIL. 19 ; 1982.
DePauw Orchestra Pleases Audience
BRAZIL CROWD GIVES PERFH T ATTENTION PO i m \BRSITY MUSICIANS ‘ Speaking of iIih appearance of the DePauw university syinphonic orchestra at Brazil the Brazil Ti ne- of that city says that an audience of fifteen hundred at the high school gymnasium Sunday afternoon proved most re ceptive and appreciative of the classical concert given by the DePauw Pni versity Symphony orchestra and demonstrated its pleasure with vigorous applause. Rowland Leach, conductor, and Vernon Sheffield, pianist, were compelled to make their l ows several times. The large audience scattered o. t the big gymnasium, gave perfei I -u tention and attentive ear to a pro gram of Beethoven music so much in contrast to the music one hears in popular concerts and seemed to appreciate the numbers mostly iu C
minor, and not at all spectacular The three short pieces which followed the slow movement. Be^hoven numbers were some-what in contrast and gave more of an opportunity for the orchestra of eighty-five pieces to use the volume which it' possesses.
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Miss .Vera Worth, DePauw university registrar, and Miss Margaret Emily MeGaughe/, .,ss,stant registrar, are in Chicago this weak attending the national meeting of univer-
castle, Indiana, a? second class mail
The Russian number, “Cossack Lulla-| matt e r under of Martfl - 187#. by", gave the audience the plaintive | Subscription price, 10 cents per notes so characteristic of Russian wppk : per year b> mail m Putmus j c | nam county; $3.50 to $5.00 per year The orchestra is well balanced and, h Y mail outside Putnam county,
contains kettle drums, oboes and ( —————— three bass violins. The orchestra furn-, SEED
ished a background for the piano “Don’t fire unless lire I upon but l umbers of me t phasing musical of- they want to have a war, let it
feet that wa .irmly applauded by here.” Every spot
the orchestra-
Aims Lucia Keller, of Brazil, was
i memhet of the orchestra. At the conclusion of the concert the young people were guests of Brazil High School with a luncheon served by the Democratic Science department
li'.' -ell Brown, of the First Na tional bank, is driving a new Nash cdri delivered by the Haitmau A Hill Nash dealers of ibis citj.
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eems sacred to a
visitor as he reads the memorial monuments around hist tic 1-exington. The words quoted above -poken by an intreped leader, meant treason to Eng land but liberty to the colonies. What a momentous decision! Du what a slender thread the lives of the patriots and tbe de tiny of their cause hung. That raw spring morning, April 18, 1775, a thousand British soldiers marched into Lexington determined to
Adams and Hancock whom
A demand of $237.50 for rent alleged due cn an L iianapolis propetty was made in a complaint in the Putnam circuit court I in - lay by J. D. Davy agait st Oral Sandy. The plaintiff alleges he leased a hotl'ie in Indianapolis to the defendant January 1, 1931, for $25 per month and that the defendant occupied the same until October 15, 1931. The plaintiff al leges there is due in rent the sum of $237.50. Frank E. -toessel is attorney for the plaintiff.
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■ Theodore Parker call- the Moses and Aaron of the great deliverance. It -5 was 'he plan to carry these intrepid leadet hack to Fin gland for trial and thu nip tl e thn ati ned Ri volution in the t ud. England had not rightly ! measured the -pirit of her prev. It jiia- never Ire,n t ie might of man thai ha w n in the end hut the justice of I his cause and Ids loyalty to it. Tong I pilgrimages mp made by tourists to I the Hancock * lark House built in . 1698. It is wlier Samuel Hancock lodged the night before the battle. It is now a most interesting museum for Revolutionary telio. It is not so long ago but the ideals of these patriots
( has developed a lusty child.
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AL WOMEN A I TEND I F!MPER V \( E < ONVEN I ION
Kchekah District Meeting
Vt Lebanon Friday
Franklin St. Garage A Good Place To Have Your Car Reconditioned Or Refinished
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
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reaming. All precision, work.
Kvory job of work done, has my own per- | somd attention- 1
C ar wash $1.00 j Greasing 75c | Battery ( barging 50c Tires Itepair 50c
Mr . Ra.v Trembly, of Greencastle, ...is been calle I to Gosport by the ill
raj tie- of her mother, Mrs. James (Hay. !ji A. P. StcMer, uf Keelsville. sold 2; 1 . g fancy Durncs at Indianapoli- Th ■ E averaged 168 Hi.- and because of thei'
fine quality brought a premium
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M-s LeHoy Brown, Vine street, has gone to Poluiiitnis. 0 , to Join hei daughli-r, Miss Geneva Brown, wlm Is playing with the Hrlegtops. an all
girl orchestra. ’
I In the suit of the Louisville Joint Stock land iBank against Frank ('. Colling , on a note, a finding has been made fin the plaintiff in the Putnam circuit court in the sum of $147.09. Suit of Hie William R. Truax estate against A. R. Mai ley, executor, which was brought to Putnam county on a change of venue from Owen county,
iti ' -ii i*isiiii- d iii the In-al court ! re submission, if there
WELCOME SPRINGTIME butwhat’ll we do for hot water?
by the plaintiff. T o funeral of John W. Mel am mack, who passed away Monday at Evansville, will be hel l Wednesday at II o’.dock at Mill Creek chur h in Jiffei on towuship. Rev. W. E. Gill will have charge of the services and 'he burial will he in Stilesville come
tery.
Everett \. Larkin, administrator of the estate of Wilson McCurry, has hied a petition in < ircuit court against Sudla McCurry and others, to parti tion and sell real estate of *ne deceas ed ti pay clahvis against his estate. Hay - & Mmphy ar« attorneys for the
pel iti ner.
Mr. ami Mrs. Hamilton Wright, who
A state wide temperance convention under the am pin of the Indiana Anti-Saloon Le igue convened Monday and Tuesday in the Roberts Park M. FT •hurch in Indianapolis. Mrs. Gough, M Jennings, Mrs. G. 11. Taylor, Mi- Gray and Mrs. Courtney from Giverrastle attended the -essions Monday ant Monday evening. 'I be splendid program and fine weathei were incentives which drew delegates and speakers from far and
near.
The trial scene from the drama “Protection” was presented by 28 members, and con -ted of court prorerding-, which \v t- very impressive lo all citizen and tin* portrayol conveyed a deep sen *■ of conviction to everyone hnl ling unty or municipal office. In the evening the drama "The Harvest,’’ given by S. P. McNaught, superintendent of the Ohio Anti Saloon 1/ igic , and Will J. Foster, field si ■ retary f the same league, was ju.-t another presentation which left its impressing influence in the minds of the people. It is to be through the drama that tin educational be es of the prohibition aid anti-saloon interests are to he presented throhe liout the different states to call attention to the churches and welfare in titutimis the picture of actual conditions existing. It is the new educational program The temperance crusade now in piopre - , is oi e of the greatest social, mm al, and econo i ic movements exi pt the i i.urcli. the attack against it one of the nn ? savage. Mr . ( inine, late president of the In liana Li deralion of Women’s Clubs, aid, “to lie pennant nt we must go forward.” The slogan of the AntiSaloon League is “Forward March.” Other thoughts ,veic: Values of prohihition should he proclaimed; Need of magnif; ing the law; There is only one line to take -no compromise, resist repeal, no referi ndunt, no revisions or
he anything,
let it Ire a new law; Our flag never has heon lowere to an outside army, let it not be to .ne within. Bishop H. H Pout, president of the Indiana Anti-S loon league stated former league iiperintendent of In tliat thi preseina* of Dr. Shoemaker, diana, was felt i the convention and that the cause wed him a great debt, and that it behooved the fieople of the state to continue the fight.
Sortdy P. T- A. Welcomes New Superintendent On Monday evening, April 16 at 6:30 o’clock the parents and teachers of the high school Parent-Teacher* Association held a, pitch-in dinner in j the Home Economics room of Ihcj high school in honor of the new sup erintendent Paul Boston and Ids'
family.
After the dinner a business meet , ing was held at which time the follow* ing officers were elected for the coming year; President, Mrs. Grafton Ixmgden; vice president, Mrs. Carl; Stewart; secretary, Miss Christine, Dietrich and treasurer, Mrs. Gillespie Following the business meeting a program was given, ('apt. Comstock gave the welcome address to the new superintendent and Mr. Boston responded with talk- Miss Jewel Maddox and Miss Winifred Grimes gave -everal readings•F *F + *F + 4* Mrs. Tilden Attends Meeting Of Pensomen League Officers of the Indiana branch of the Leaue of American Pemvomen were elected at a luncheon meeting, Saturday at the Avalon Country cluh in Indianapolis. Among the officers appointed on program committee was Mrs. Ethel Arnold Tilden of Greencastle. Mrs. Tilden will also Ire hostess to the May meeting of the organization •F *!* 4* 4* 4* *F State Club Federalion Tc Be Held Thursday The following program will he given at the twenty-fourth annual convention of the F'ifth District Federation of Clubs to lie held Thursday at the Methodist church; Mrs. Benson and Mrs. Fischer pre-
siding.
Morning Session 9.15—Registration. 9:30—“America,” Mrs. Fred O’Hair directing. Cluh collect. Invocation. American’s Creed. Greetings—Mrs. Pauline Hutchins, Roachdale. Response—Mrs. Carl G. Fischer, Terre Haute. 10:00—-Business.
Reports,
Secretary. Treasurer. County chairmen (five minutes.) Appointment of committees. 10:40—Music. Group soprano numbers — Mrs. Dorothy Locke Fleetwood. 10:50—Address, "Essentials in De-1 partment Work,” Mrs. Robert A. Hicks, first vice-president I. F. C. 11:05—Reports. District department chairmen (three minutes). 12:15—Report nominating commit-
tee.
Adjournment.
Luncheon.
Afternoon Session
1:45—“America the Beautiful,” | Hop,, | s *
Mrs. Fhed L. O’Hair directing. George Washington’s Prayer for the!
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we ,. an heln vou solve your problems. You can borrow up to $30(1 here on your Auto, Furniture or Livestock. Repayment terms made lo siiil each individual. Coaie in today and tall ,|
over.
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SAPP RE-APPOINTED
INDIANAPOLIS, April 19, (UPt— Arthur II Sapp, Republican, Huntington, was re-appointed to the state highway commission today by Governor Harry G. Leslie for a four-year
| spent the last three months with the term ending April 17, 1936. latter', parents, Mr .and Mrs. George The governor .i'«| he had not been | Hinton, 401 west Franklin street, will | advised whether Sapp planned to an
('ounce hi> candidacy for the nomina-
tion ’’or governor.
• And what do«» Springtime lell ui? "Break down tnat cellar stair complex. Don't run dowr.rtairt to light a fire for hot water. INSTALL A STAZHOT self-action GAS water heaterl Then you'll a/wayr have uniformly hot water winter and summer, wuh no waste of lime, fuel or temperl"" Slaihota as low as 565. Ask about our special offer mill Northern Indiana Power Company J. A. HA.MBERGFR, District Manager. A Pari of )oar Community 10 S MO
return to their home in California af- 1 ♦or a week’s visit with Mrs. Wright’s grandmother, Mrs. A. H. Wright, in'
Franklin, III.
^ A large six-wheel St. Ixsnls truck ' was overturned on the National road' 1 in or Shady Lane in Clay county Sun- ! I day when It collided with a light J | truck Slate motor vehicle officer' ; Roy Newgont of this city said the | light truck did not stop after the ! accident The driver of the big truck ' wa* not Injured. Two cars sideswiped near the McCormick cieek bridge on state road 46 south and east of Spencer Sunday af- 1 ternoon. One car belonged to a Cloverdale peraon while the other was from Bedford. The Cloverdale car was considerably damaged. Names of the occupant ■ were not learned, but it was reported that none of the occupants were injured. The Cloverdale car was towed into Spencer.
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The complaint on note and application for a receiver of Frank Wright agnirst Fred C. Bayh and others, was venued here from the Owen circuit court -1 Spencer Thuisday. The plain tiff makes a demanl of $4,500 and asks a hearing on its application for j ’he np,ointment of the V’an Camp Hardware & Iron Company as re ceiver for a store operated by the defendants. . iv.
Ruth Rebekah Lodge No. 2, of Lebanon, will entertain the Rehekahs of the Ninth district at their hall on Friday, April 22. The district i- comI ose I of the Rebekah lodges of Boone and Clinton counties. There will he an afternoon meeting at which time a program will lie given. A school id instruction will also he conducted nt
this neeting.
At the night session the Rebekah degree will )>e conferred upon a number of candidates by the seven-mem-ber degree staff of Greencastle. This j is said to Ik* one of the finest degree i teams at the present time, this team having taken second prize at tin* sov
i-rign grand lodge.
Mrs. Iva E. Herriott, president of the Indiana Rebekah assembly of Franklin; Mrs. Grace Fb Child, secre tary of the assembly, of Indianapolis, and other assembly officers and past officers will attend this meeting;. Mrs. Frances Brenton of Whitestown is president of the district organ izatinn and Mrs. Geneva Campbell of
Lebanon is secretary.
All Rehekahs are invited to attend
this meeting. •I* •E *!• ♦
Howard Shake Honored Willi Birthday Dinner, Sunday Howard Shake, east of Cloverdale was surprised Sunday when members of the F'irst Christian church,relatives and friends gathered at his home to celebrate in honor of his 60th birthday
anniversary.
A bountiful dinner was served at
*ng. Mrs. C. P. Hickman, in charge of the program, gave a most interesting travelogue talk on parts of h er tl|:i to England. A pleasant sn. ;,,i followed and delicious n-fi. hinenti
were served. 4* 4* *F 4* 4- 4*
R. and P. Women To j Meet Wednesday The regular meeting of th, |j usinw , i Professional Women’s du will \» i held on Wednesday evenim at i; :;o
1 ea R„om
2 30 o’, outh b,r-
o’clock at Miss Anderson
on Elm street. 4* 4* 4* + 4* 4*
Mrs. Ross To IK* Busies lo Missionary Society Wednesday afternoon at ( look Mrs. H. T. Ross, 916
list street, will be hostess for the Woman’s Home Missionary Socjet „f th<* Methodist Episcopal clmrch. It,*, votions will Ik* conducted by Mr.-. |) IV. Pence. Home Mission th, nh. ject for the afternoon, will lie in charge of Mrs. R. E. S even-on and Mi s. D. VY. Ford. Mra. Ferd Lucas it chairman of the social committee Bobby Jean Owens of Newiastle has returned home after l ending a week with his grandparent \lr. and Mrs. Allen Binkley of tin , ily
The adult Bible Cl as of tin* Ijr-t Baptist Church will meet with 'lrLydia Tarkington, 708 > th l.nriid street Wednesday at 7 It oYlork. A full attendance is reque-ted
All left at a late hour wishing i 1{ritain ’ s expenditures
NEW HI DDE I FOR GUI \l BRITAIN LOW F.M slN( \ 1(124 LONDON, April 19, (IT) Great
for 1932-33
Mr. Shake many returns of the day.
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Gulden Link ( lull To Meet Wednesday The Golden Link Club will meet with Mrs. Lorene Luther Cloyd. Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. Mrs. Luella Mundy will have the progrttm for the evening •F 4* •!• •!• *F -F .1 union-Senior Reception At Cloverdale Wednetiday
were estimated at $2,903,140,00(1, the lowest since 1924, in the new budget presented to the hou-, ■ nimons today by Neville Chainh, i lain, elem-
cellor of the exchequei
He estimated receipt at ■ vO.*97,Oik), leaving a com mi iO i . h mall ile-
ficit of $6,443,000.
He announced “some iwival of trade and employment” a it -aid lirituin could not return to 1 ■ mild standard at piesent; there woiilii he no relief for income tax pave! md no re-
The annual Junior and Senior
ception of the Cloverdale High duction of the tax mi he i He an school will Ik* held Wednesday even- I nourced a duty on fon-ii'n a id d' ing in the school auditorium. proximately six cent 4* -P q* + + + on empire tea of three i ent he also
announced a new dut tie week on
To Monday B'Mik Club ,8 eommodity he did not i me. hot The Monday Book Club met with H’nerally believed to Ik* ii I 'eel
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United States of America, read by Mrs. Frank Donnei 1:50—Music. Organ recital, Prof. Van Denman Thumpaon. 2:00—Address, “Obtaining Our Ob jectivea,” Mrs. Edwin N. Canine, president I. F. C. 2:40—Reports. Resolution senmmittee. Registration committee. District chairmen- presentation of officers. Tree planting honoring George Washington bicentennial, DePauw uni versity campus. Dedicated by Mrs. Edwin N. Canine: Mrs. O. E. Adams, district chairman conservation, in charge. Many state offwors will attend the meeting. *1* •*' *|- Mr*. Riley To B« Hostess ’I uesday The Keystone Bible class will meet with Mrs. Ben Rilsy Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. Devotions will lie in charge of Mrs. J. A. Aide. “The Ideal j Church” wiil be di-cussed by Mrs. W’.! E. Quebhemun. 4* 4* + + 4- + Entertained With Birthday Dinner Mi. and Mrs, Elmer Davis, Main Greet, entertained with a birthday linner Sunday in honor of their son 'I heron Wayne's fourth birthday. Those (iresent were Mr. and Mrs. Orville Pei kins and daughter Ruby and son Cecil, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Powers an t sons Russell and Floyd David and Mrs. Alice Woodrum, all of Roachdale and _Mi'. and Mrs. Wiley Davis of this city." 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* ♦ Attend W. H. M. S. Meeting It lerre Haute Today Among those who attended the dis-« trict meeting of the Women’s Home Missionary society at the Maple avenue church in Terre Haute Tuesday were Mrs. Byron Wilson, Mrs. Henry Oftrom, Mrs. Heavenridge, Mrs. W H. Jennings, Mrs. Lester Jones, Mr-. Earl Bowman and Mrs. A. E, Monger.
i Mrs. A. W Crandall on Monday even- products.
NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION AND VOTING PLACES Notice i- hereby given by the Commissionci.* of Putn mi ( that a primaiN election will be held on TUBWnV. MAY 3. 1932, at the usual voting places in the various precincts in Putnam < intv, Inaium, as follows: J Yt’KSON TOWNSHIP: North precinct at Barnard, usual place. South pre inct at New Maysville, usual place. FR AN hi IN lOWNSHIP: North precinct at Roachdale, usual place. South precinct at Roachdale, usual place. F’incastle precinct a* Fincastle, usual place. RUSSELL low NSHIP: North precinct at Russellville, usual place. South precinct at Russellville, Grimes School House. ( LINTON TOWNSHIP: North precinct at Morton at School House. South precinct at Clinton Fells, F:zta Newgont residence MONROE TOW NSHIP: North precine* nt Bainbridge, u.-ual place. South pi i . in, t at Brick Chapel, usual place. FLOYD TOWNSHIP: North pre.-inct at Groveland, usual place. Smith precinct at Center School House. MARION row NSHIP: North precinct at Fillmore, usual place. South pre inct at Cross Roads Sch, o| House GREFNt \SI | K TOW NSHIP: North precinct, usual place. Fox Ridge precinct at residence of das. H. Cox. Lime,laic precinct, at residence of Walter Woodrum. fiRh.ENCA.STLB CITY: Northwo ,| precinct, at residence of James Macy, North Indiana ’hr'’'' First Wi,r,l precinct, usual voting place. Second Ward North at High School Building, Old Gy.m asiunt. Second Ward Sooth at residence of Hubert Miller, Bloomim’1"" I bird Ward East at the usual voting place, third Ward West at the usual voting place. XI . ^r^Ward at Assembly Room in the Court House MADISON TOWNSHIP: East precinct at Dills School House. »INK’S, Sih “! North precinct a t Keelsville, usual place. W ARREN TOWN t sS t |P^ C<::UllOU ' h S " h ° 01 H ° U ^ JF.I'FT?R^)>!’VoWN5 l H!p U : nRmVme - V ° ting East nre met at Belle Union, usual voting place Mill' r P r '‘^ lnc l n .l Mt. Meridian, usual voting place. CI.(>VeRDaTe TOWNSHIP: 0ad ,,a:k ' V °’ in? We!' r !rr i,U ' t at f '!, ovpHH|p * ui Clovetdale School House. West precinct at floverdale, a t Moian House M. E. COOPER. ° o J. G. BRITTON, H. A. SHERRILL, Au egt .o Commissioners Putnam (ount>, W. A. Cooper, Auditor.