The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 May 1932 — Page 2

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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE* INDIANA, TUESDAY-MAY 3,1932.

J. D. Higgins Is Given Scholarship COMMISSIONERS ALSO TRANSACT ROAD MATTERS AT MEETING MONDAY

Few Real Estate the daily banner Transfers Made Herald Consolidated

“It Waves Lor All

DePauw goffers trounced Indiana State Teachers college dub wielders, 17 to l, here Monday, afternoon. Lyons DePauw ace, with a card of 76, turned in the low score. Kendall,

ONE MAJOR TRANSACTION* NORTH Pl'TNAM COUNTY PAST WEEK

Entered in the postoffice at Green- with an ^ ^ low man for the

castle, Indiana, as second clasis mail matter under act of March 8, 1879. Subscriptio price, 10 cents per week; $3.00 per year by mail in Put-

Terre Haute team.

Amos E. A ler tiled suit In circuit court Mon i n afternoon against

RpiI c i'te transfers for the past, week n. bile I one major transaction i in real • t v The R ochdale Bank, a>

SEED

A scholar: hip to Purdue university for the s ho 1 yeai 1982-33 was given to J. D. Higgins, of Marion township,

by the county commissioners at their .

meeting Monday afternoon. The i comni n, ’ rl ; tn Anna ( ‘ Uroth ‘ “Our fathers to their graves have

, , . jr n * ^ ers. i t 1 320 acres of roil estate

scholarship provides fer all entrance ’ t gone;

and inci ental fees at the state school. in Fr; " lkl1 ' un! Kussrl1 townships. Their stri f e ,, ,, | S t—their triumph

Follcwing an inspection of the court Tian '• t or the week as recorded won!

house roof, which is badly in need of t*y Mi ‘ ‘V Eggers, county n'cert- p ut s tp lner tni! wait the race repair, the commissioners determined er > t"' 1 " Which rises in th ir honored place— to rcc-ive private bids for repair of Perry G Bran on, to Raymond A moral warfare with the crime

the same. Skelton and wife, land in Washing- And folly of an evil time.”

A petiti n of James Tabor and ton t'vp.. rl. These li «*.- Irom Whittier’s “The others, asking that the county take Indi , , Farm , Incorporated, to Moral Warfai -ire imminently apover about 7_■ miles township roads M i: igement Corporation, inopiiato f i our time. Even in our in < tent ••mi-hip. wa taken under i an , j r80n twj 1 • plai . in glen and dell, or considerat on pending an in-pection of estate in Hen liicka county, $1. t'io country village and little city,

R Bank, Cam., to Yi waiting the Plans and specifications for the Bicthei , 320 acres jn Franklin and Ribert R. Watsrn and oth»rs load in Russell townships, $989 95. Clinton township, and the James S.j R-an Huffman, to M“:le C. Huckle-Sh-vnaker and others road in Clover- berry, quit him to land in Washing-

dale township, were filed with the t on town.hip, $1.

commissioners and approved by the n. I David A. Mahan end wife, to

Both loads aTH require the issuance Blanche Mahan, of bonds to finance their construction, lW p ( jp

it was said, and further proceedings

nam county; $3.50 to $5.00 per year^amea Gilh it Cob , to rnll.e, an .il ty mail outside rutnam county. i leged unpai : uint of $164. This

cn them will await action o , the b n 1

issues.

A hearing on the petition of R ubon Day and ethers of Jeffe:.-oii township for improvement of a load in that township, was continued until Satui

race.

In a email county eat town just recently an outstanding citizen eonr |l i-e I of hi- little city’s unhappy rlia.’t: “No ‘boctlegger’ can be convicted.” I questioned his statement

6 acres in Ru 11 for it i hard to believe that the low-

est crime known to man with per-

Charle.-. U . Beck and .vife, to Fred hap one or two -x options cculd be

W. 1 ril th is, land in Floyd con loned and tolerated. A crime that twp., $1. 'delates the eo stituticn and makes a Willi: m F Ha mile ; and wife, to kulking criminal of the perpetrator, I- lnyd U liar rl is a d otb.prs, lan I debauches the youth, brings sorrow in Monrce twp., $1. to thr home, and tills the land with I>. \\ Hendricks, to J seph H. diegrw an I death. Is it possible that

day by the oommi doner . Action on Cro-by. 1 - ••re in Fianklin twp., $590 we’ve all wed the little office seeker the William Neese and others road in R.fcert I Conner ani wife, to Bui- io whine at our door -tep for votes M ashiogton township, likewise was Go. lin an 1 wife, land in Franklin and then turn his back on us and

continued. t wp.. $1.

I Heniy Sears ar.d wife, to Otto E:r:l Fisk auxiliary will meet in Sears ar.d wife, land in Grcencastle

L-gion hall Wednesday at 7 o’clock, twp., $1.

The department president will be George TV. Corley and others, to present at this meeting and all offi- Ecrtha Stotts and husband, 40 acies ters aie asked to meet at 6:30. in Madison township, $1.

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MOTHER’S DAY MAY 8th

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It would not lie too often to honor our mothers every day. But it is particularly fitting 1 to set aside one day as Her’s. Nothing: is more appronriate t ban the pure fragrant beauty of flowers as a remembrance of our mothers. Place your order now and F>e sure of getting your order delivered on lime. Keep this reminder until you hare placed your order with us E1TEL FtORAL COMPANY

make league with the low and vile?

— SOWER.

PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS I'-e Elks will receive election re-

tfl turn it their club room this evening.

Mi .and Mrs. John Haspel and Mr.

an I Mrs. Ralph Johnston of Monte-

zuma visited friends here Tuesday. A marriage license has been issued

a* Martinsville to Dar.iel V. Stock

well .ant Ruth Kivett, both of Emi

nence.

The local Moose lodge. No. 1592, • ill : vet in regular session Wednesday evening .at 8 o'clock. All member.; are urged to be present. Sunday guests of J. T. Yeager and Miss Mary Yeager cf Maitinsville, were Mr an I Mi -. F. Yeager and Mi rid Mr Forest Yeager and son [fl Donald, of Greenca-tle. FJ Mr. ,.nd Mrs. Joe Skelton and their pj son. Emil Skelton Aruf fumily. .;111-<>f gj.T'ewe- fT-rute.' spent Monday visiting F] Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goddard, north

am unc pin in 'i-n at C p rconl • loin J- ina. I 1920, is d'inanded Hays £ Murphy . i atterneyw for th“

plaintiff.

Andrew l ah r, ,35. of Girard, III., and Wilbur l.aher, h'9, of Chicago, held in the Clay county jail at Brazil on aut: banditry charges, made their escape Sunday night on their third attempt to leave the bastile. They sawed out an iron bar on the second floor and escaped through the narrow 20inch opening. Alonzo Dde, 15, George Arthur, 17, John Hall, 15, Kail Hall, 18, all of Cloverdale, an I Ben Hall, 19, of this city, were taken from Monon passenger train number five S aturday afternoon by Detective Law re. ce Thompson and p li e. Bon Hall was sent to his home here and the others were held in the detention ward of the jail Saturday night and were sent back to Cloverdale Sunday. — Bloomington

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Madison stieet. Joe Skelton is brothi r ( f Mrs. Goddard.

THIS IS BABY WEEK

SEE OUR DISPLAYS OF BABY FURNITURE AND CARRIAGES Smart decoration*, hand brake, bumperette. p->'ented hoed features, colored baMo-'n tire*, and removable body, muke these we show die Ideal cairlage for your Baby. They an new Lloyd models, styled for the comfort of 1932 babies, ahd the i mvenlence of their mothers. Let us show you the new 6-star carriages which are so easy to handle, and ride so smoothly.

Cribs are Dainty in Design and Finish Attractively designed, and comfortafc! made are characteristics of all of the man cribs that we show here. Some of them ha-e exclusive features, that mske for convenleni e. and all are very low priced.

Flay Yards and Chests Fcr Clothes Folding p!ay yards that can be taken fin where, made attractive to Baby by their co' ored coun'lng balls, and sever*! style* 1 C’ests of drawe s and rhlfferettes are *hon i for Baby's use.

Our Prices B ill Save You Money

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TREMBLY WINS SUIT The suit on n~te by the Irwin Union Tiust Company of CMunibu ,-igiir ft ■John C Tiembly of this city which was venue I from this county and tiied in Hendrick'-, county rn April 16 w as decided in Ml. Trembly’s favor in a verci t renderet by the judge Monday. ( "sts were a-s s-e,! against th? Irvin Union Trust coinpa v The contention in this suit was the misappropriate n on the part of the tru 1 company of funds received in the -ale of led estate owned l>. Nora Houk, ani which was not applied according to umtia t on Mr. Tiembly’s

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5!i CARS ENTER IN 501) MILE RACE; 1 FORMER WINNERS INDIANAPOLIS, Ma 3. (UP)— Fifty-nine "ntn in luding four former winni ; , were nominated for the 20th annual 500 mile race here May 30 when the lists closed last mid-

night.

Although a few late mail entiles wore expected today. spe?dwa\ officirdr, "0* t5p ir't-'i v-nH )»p poimi-l erably un ler lust year. F tty "i the fa test entries will stait the race. All entile!; mu t coin i lete four laps of the two and one half mile track at an average speed of U O miles an hour. Eight cylinde r autos predominted. T .ere were 45 eight cylinder e rs, nine four cylinder ears, three 16 cylinder ., and two six clyinder cars, ' and two six cylinder cars. I Fcime: winners entered f r the j 19.32 i i are I euis Schneider, vic tor in 1931. Billy Arnold, 1930 hampion; I. uis Meyet, 1928 winner—?—? — ? < LINTON FALLS The alumni meting was held at Clinton t enter Saturday night with a goed atte'dance. Mr. and Mr Horve. Thomas spent Sunday with their son a-d his wife, Mi. an ! Mrs. Donal I Thomas, near Manhatt u. Mr F.ila Staggs and Mrs. Golda Ee- all' i cn Mrs. Millie Goddard one eve mg ! ist w eek. There will be an all-lay meeting rt the M. P. church May 8, also a progiam for Mother ’ day. Mis. Tula Staggs and Mrs. L'da Pierce ■vent Fridaj evening with Mis. Zella Reach. The La ties Aid will meet with Mrs. Frank Vermilion all day to ■ erk for the Ail on Thursday, May 5. Mi. and Mrs. Claude Newgent ani son an i Mis Eva Fern Call spent Sunday with Mr. a: d Mrs. Arthur Brattain. William Burk, who has been -.sit ing tel lives here returned to his home m Grencastle Mi, :nd Mrs. Ward Am Id and children cf Gre -cvtle ' isited Sunday with Mr. an i Mr . Arvel Roach. “BANNER CLASSIFIEDS PAY”

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Sodeiy Misa Mary Hostetler Returns From Washington Miss Mary Hostetler of Roachdale, who went to the National D A. R.congress in Washington ten days ago, in-rived home Monday. She made the return trip with Rep. and Mrs. C. C. Gillen and daughter, who wire returning to Indiana for the primary

election-

Miss Hostetler acted as one of the pages at the D. A. R. congress and reported a very delightful vacation trip to the national capital.

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ITiendly Folks Class To Hi Id Steak Reast The Friendly Folks clacs of the Presbyteiian church will hold a steak roast at the home of Mis. William Edington, east Franklin tied. Wednesday evening at 6 o’clock. Every young woman of the church is invited to come and bring steak for heiself. If the weather is bad the meeting will be held at 7:30 o’clock.

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Mrs. H. A. Church To I.ead Meeting

The Woman’s Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church will meet in Keystone chapel Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock. The David Livingst n group with Mrs. H. A. Church i Isader will have charge of the meeting. “Prohibition Frcin an ternational Standpoint,” will be

topic for discussion.

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Crescent Club In Meet Wednesday Thr Crevent rlub -vill meet Wedne.iday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mr-. Perry Rush m Northwood. + + + •!< * •*• Local Degree Start lo G • To Franklin Tie seven-member degree staff of the Greencastle Rebekah lodge will confer the work at the district meeting ,rt Fianklin Wednesday evening.

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Mr. TV. Harms T» Present Mufirale May 9 Here Mi>. Louise Palmer Walker has is ue I im itations for a musicale to be given in Meharry hall, Monday even i g, May 9, by Mr. William Harms, pianist wti t pupil cf Josef Holman at the Curtis Institute of Musi;, Phil adelphia. The progiam will begin at

8 o’clock.

++++++ Fortnightly Club 'lit Willi Mrs. Abrams 1 be regular meeting of the Fortnightly club was held on Monday evening at the home of Mis. Marshall Vbrams, least Seminary treet. Mr F, B. Taylor read an interesting pa pet on “National Broadcasting". There was a good attendance. a* -*• -t- -r -e + Eastern star T Ffold Initiation Werine-day Gieen astle chaptei No. 255 O. E. •' " ill ii’i et in regular session Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock. There a ill be initiation. + + + + •*• + 'Its. \ atideviet Hostess I«; .Monday ( lub The Monday dub met Monday afternoon with Mrs W. H. Vandevier at her home on south College avenue. Fourteen menibeis and one guest re.'ponded to roll call with u verse on

Mother.

During the social hour the hostess served delicious refreshments.

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Katon told police one of the men pointed a revolver at them, titok the liquor, broke the jug and relieved Katon of his revolver. In the sduffle Katon was struck with a revolver and then Braz and Sclipcca, deciding their work was done, made a hurried exit via a side window. Police were called to assist Katon ai d Armstrong and after a search Radio Patrolmen found Sclipcea and Braz at 111 South West street. They made a search of the house and found Katon’s revolver an another one hidden under a pile of trash Mrs. Sclipcea was held on a liquor charge, while her husband and Braz were held for interfering with an officer.

! tells a group of club woimb i not knew hew to rear chilli ; interferes w ith the cook. H all about “rasslin” became j town champion m hi s y outh misunderstood gmtrally and carry through hrt "reform.'"

I'' 'IIAIORY

Of our dear son and brother, I Lavern Goddard who was .ji ally taken from u four year..

day, May 3rd.

I sre your pensive, smiling f*, ^ oui thrilling' 'nice we hear. And former hour- and sene’. So fleeting .and so dear

LADOGA YOUTH FREED Charges of stealing government property again, t John Pickett, 19 year old Crawfordsville youth, were dismi -ed by Howard S. Young, United States commissioner, in Indianapolis Monday. Pickett was charged with the theft of a lifle from the National Guard armory in Ladoga, on evidence that he had told several et mpanions that lie "hail one of those guns at home.” Although a gun is mis,-in(f from the armory, there is no other evidence on which to hold him. Pickett a -sorted that his statement was "kiddish bragging.” c OLORED WOMAN DIES Mr Cbiilotte Foster, age 72 years, former Greencastle colored woman, <lie I at the Evansville hospital Monday, ac rding to a message ic-eiveT by county clerk John W. Herod. Mrs. F' -ter entered the hospital July 24, 1931. A brother, Cary Bellamy, of this city, is the only surviving relative. Mrs, F.ster was born in North Caiolina March 4, 1860 but had resided m this city for many year.- prior to entering the hospital.

Fkyd Eggers has entered the county hospital f r meii.al care.

■'ERO GEIS 90 DAYS F OR I LAND, Die. (L^P)—Hugh Nero v ,j. sentenced to 9J days in jail 1 ’i -t 1 aling i bottle ot cough yrup here.

CLERK 39 TERMS ALLENDALE, .Mich. (UP)—For t '‘' con utiva tans, Join J. A alb/:.!, -s bee i elected town hip clerk. He has held the office sime 1893.

VI THE GRANADA Carries "Chic” Sale and Dickie Moore, members of the “partnership” j ter Witm al).orbing interest, are re united as i bmilar team in “The Expert,” the Wamei Bio-, scieen production from the novel "Old Man Minick” by Edna F’erb which comes to (he screen of the Granada theater tonight. I:i “The Fixport,” Sale is the goodintentioned, but meddlesome old man wh come to the city to live with his son md daughter- n-la-.v after a long lifetime in a small town. Strongly opinionated, bo does not hesitate to teII cverycne what shmld be lone He

We little thought it thu* cod In days more sad ami fair That earth could have a plate And you no longer there. T et death cannot our heartsdi Or make yon I our wn, Two-re sweet! i -leeping at th Than watching here alone. h et never, never ran wr p Sr i While memory holds her reigr, Your memory loved by watari Till we si Sadly missed by his ever lemeJ ing mother and sister. xo in K oi in in rov io mp iin.iiw n Notice is hcrHi\ j»iu. n |,- sIkii.mI Vmlit... • Hutiuim Vn.jntJ diaiiii, that M •uc has been fil-dt offli-e ;i |>. t itiDii l.\ Haynt u4 | el a I. for the mipi oveinent of a hiKh way in \\ .n ivii Township, < ‘omit y. IiMii.in, that said i is set for he.i i 1.. for,, the ('oinmiHsioiMM • . s i,| (’„, iIi: y« tith day of .I n- I ih« Mini) I li•• first i!.. •'! ,1 iiiit* term, iM said Hoiird \\ lie t -,iii| petitioi} fli* 1 I ol low i 11 k u 11 m J s aii'i fjgur \\ i l : '‘State “I liuli u a, County of| mini, SS: To ill* Iloiioiable* B;

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diatia . \\ • >igiMu| freeM I and voters of \V > i ren Township] nam Countv. Iirtlit’ i, heicl'.v ra ■ iy nein ion von- hoiiorHtl*’hot improve l>: drain ing, ■ ing', a ml i .1 ink with crushed m following *!• ni.e'l 1'iibli i.i*S sitnated in W.tm ii Township, County, Indiana, to-wlt Begrinninu ai Hi* National^ the inters*-, tion "1 the old roll in S* , < , tion I". Township ^ Halite 1 W es', thence south f south lii!*. of the nortliwesf Section I •. '"Unship I.; N •!'!'. I 4 West; th' west Io the old the west liii* of th* southwest f «*t sect ion i "H m - 'up 1,; north.f 1 w*’St; iIif ’ • "rti ii to th* '"Uj corner of t! * "i' nw**st ipiarter» Meet ion I’-. irtial *liFlan* • of , ml' ~ ■ w* ask i(* an Improve.I Idghuay ai • li Your pe*'turners i.u*tmmend said hiRhw t \ he improved with * wa\ *»if ci '»'> ■ d nok or p ; 'd width of l*1 1 • 1 d t’i.i' '“dfti he lmnrov*..i \viili"tit holdiiiK a *| tion theref* •

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SOMETHING’S bfffjT i 0 Happen! YTYTJ | rrjff]

HARRY KATON APPEARED HERE A YL. \R AGO IN LIQUOR TRIAL.

Harry Katon, fetEra! prohibition agent, who appeared in the Putnam circuit court to year ^go as a givern ment witness in the trial ol Fied Tincher. was just an “intruder” to Pete Braz snd Steve. Sclipca during a raid et the Bclipeea home in Ind.ana Lolia yesterday. Katon, with Grorge Armstrong, an “undercover” man, entered Selipcea’s premt e , served a search "-arrant on Angelins asHo-ea, seized a gallon of hquer ar.d placed hsr under arrest. As they were preparing to leave, Mrs. Sclipcea’s husband, Steve Sclipcea. and Eraz entered and saw her prsdi

la EARN FOOD FCOAOm FRIDAY ANI) SATUKDAi We die Sponsoring a Speci ’! ECONOMY FOOD SHOW in Our Store

He r (' oncorlunitv t- learn how to msk' voitr budge* bur tn'.vi food Vlsnc hnutewiveo are savin* ns mucF as $9.0*1 n r ■ th! rtti Economv Food F»hibit will (how you how they de it ''•perisl demntvitrationg will show yoe how to save money on men** . . on milk and butter ... on canned fruits and veget-

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