The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 May 1932 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA, THURSDAY, MAY 5,1932.

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Herald Consolidated

“It Waves For Ail” Prevents Pores— Entered in the pos,office at Green-' a ^xZ, use new

■ a.'tie, Indiana, as second cias t mail , V c.nderfuI -iIELL GLO Face Powder, matter under act of March 8, 1870. j Hides tiny lines, . iinkles and pores.

Subscription price, 10 cents per | New Freiuh prot makes it spread

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E Didn’t we make a fcol of him? He 5 it only a p 01 unsophisticated school | 5 man Anywey, let him attend to his E books and classes. It boys who have ~ no more brains than to do so, want to - r ; visit tlie boutleggei and drink booze, - let them do it. "We want oar liber

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Deputy Sheriff Edward Eiteljorge ! and Albert Runyan went to Michigan iCity Thursday to take Aitie Bunten, allege i hicken thief, and Orville Dill, penal farm escape, to the Indiana state prison, where they will each .«rve teims of one to five years.

i . . for new, wo u-iful face powder, MELLO-OLO, ih o -mts every complexkui.

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\ll Kind Fruits and Vegetables Harden Fresh.

Friday and Saturday

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t\ " We are the almighty and are going to have it. Who, anyway, will iaie stand against the triumvirate built into -uch peifect strength that ve can defy the United States government and laugh at all who dare throw their trembling strength against us. I am a bootlegger, high and mighty, the first member of this imnipotent trio; my partner here, he is my customer who goes on my bond; mi the third member of the complete ti ianirle is the weak kneed officer of tne law. Stand hack, United States if America; hold your [teace, churches, schools, and law-abiding cranks, while we march through your sacred places with the banner of re-

fhe official bo i '>1 the Christian I'.lnrch v.iil mi t i'nu-day evening at

| 7 o'clock at the cliurcs

.tils l.owreniv snider an I daughtei, Elm stitet, -pe t Thursday in

Tene Haute.

Hem \ Phillips, outh Locust street, hteied lire ciu.n'. hospital lliuisday tor medical treatment. Paul Climes is aking Ids vacation from die Expres - office. His place is b-in • Idled b Ceoige Humphrey. .Mrs. C. H. Franklin, wife of the Rev. Fianklin, t jlured minister, remains seriously id at her home in

Greneastle.

Mrs. Leo Wilson and two children of Atlanta, Ga , aie visiting Mrs. Henry Lirknell, mother of Mrs. Wilson, on -outh Vine street. Mis. Carl J. Miller of Morton has ietui ed from the Coleman hospital A Indianapolis, where she underwent a major operation lecently. Will Ruttei of Bridgeton and Mr.

hellion and depravity,

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PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS

floclefv Eastern Star Lodge Held Initialien Greenca-Me chapter No. 25b, O F.. S. held its regular meeting and initiation of candidates on Wednesda> eve lung. The had was beautifully d. curated with spring flowers. A pleas int social h:ur was enjoyed followup the business meeting. + + + + + + Mrs. Hush Hostess To Crescent Club The regular meeting of the Cre cent dub was held on Wednesday ulteinoon at the home of Mrs. Peny Rush, \rrthwood. Mrs. Sam Hanna was the pJ leadei for the afternoon. Eighteen it embers responded to roll cad. Air. gj Rush’s mother was a guest. During the social hour the ho-tes- 1 Bj served delicious refreshments. ++++++

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Meet Monday

On account of May day the Wo- L .i'p|i'‘li-J5 1 M515i5T-

nan’s club will meet Monday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock with Mrs. L I

Porter in Northwcod.

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Bethel Church to (live Mothers’ Day Program

Everyone should honor their mother

THE DEAD LINE For Payment oiiTaae*

MAY 14th OK A PENALTY IS AI>DEl> An Indiana Loan ($25 to 3300) will pa; your la ... :l |„j .m you - - ■' i d month* to i ep*> ( ome In—A r nendly Firm

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We want lib- and 'L- J C Rutter of Des Moines,

I . left Wednt day for New York 11 ity after spending a week with Mr.

and AL ( liaile I). Rutter.

Cult to quiei title to real estate

, * till d in circuit court Thursday . , , In Ain. AlcCiimniack against Julia by attendmg » Mothers day program m and oil, , - W M Stitherlln | n *' xt Sunday, May 8. I he young ,h - |i a' orney for th plain.,in (pie of Bethel Baptist churcUiave pre

I Hai Jd Talbott i.nd family are oc-

Mrs. J. H. DeLorenzi of South Bend . .(jvinr the Tom Dowling house on is the guest this evening of Mrs. L. I. , :t , Washington street. Mr. Dowling Porter and his mother have removed to their

Live Her ( H Hll y 0|| Sunday, May g

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Mother 1 , Day

Hamilton’s Bciik Store

j.. •ements of Cesar Franck’s “Son- ^

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SENIOR Hi t ITAL

Mrs. J H. Beyl has gone to Syra ; cuse, N. Y., to vi-it her son and fam

ily-

C unty Agent E. W. Baker has re turned from Purdue university at La fayette where he attended the annual ^

4-H club round-up.

The film “George Washington an I His Life and Time’’ will be shown at the high s.hcol auditorium. Friday at 7:3(1 p. m. and is idee to all adults ot the county. Everyone is uiged to see the remarkable film which is a pan

i loir , on south Indiana street, mar., (diner A Newhouse, medical • orp , originally of Lieencastle, is ' i*.iied to the Jefferson barracks, in Mi .tiri, upon t mpletion of his prest n! tour of foreign service in the

ppine island-.

Ain James I’ I Inches who suffered i stroke at hei home Tuesday, was "i ted lightly w ot e Thursday by i ie ,t,ending physician. Mrs. Hughes h.i ii", regained consciousness since

•c uliered tin stroke.

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may 'ake a vacan. sent at either of the afternoon shows at 1:10 or 2:,‘-Hi

in the Gianada theater.

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• die Wedri day afternoon. Miss .Blanche .Vl.ny, state attendance ofiti" i, and Pa 11 Boston, superintendent I (ii ccncastle sc 1 tools, were among the -peakers. Homer L. Sands, Putiiuin cuaiity attendaiue officer, wa- in barge of a)aangeineiits for the meet-

ing.

Mis: Jeanne Ross will give the following Senior organ recital in the Mt thodi-t Church at 4:30 o’clock Fri-1

da\ afternoon:

pared such a program. The chu, 1,, V; , riati(ms ^ Concert . . . Bonnet w.li he dee®, ate J in special ‘"I"'. Toccata and Fupue in D Minor Ba, I, purple and white, tor loyalty ar 'l Song of the Basket Weaver . Russell P ur '^ - ! Intermezzo Callaerts Miss Frances Hunter, who is >n ( Krere Jacques! Dormez Vous? charge of the piogram ha- planned ^ Ungerer songs and talks, including the pastor, .Sportive Fauns D’AntalffV ,W K.V. D.H., Ri.,0, TI* p,..,,:,,,. fron ,T First Sy , will start at 10:15 o’clock Sunday ... . Vierne

morning. Ail are invited.

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Maltha Kidpaih P.-T. A. Meeting Postponed The meeting of the Martha Ridpath P.-T. A. jhas been postponed until

May 13.

+++++♦ W. F. M. Society Held Interesting Meeting “International Prohibition” vi:(« the chief topic of discussion at a nieetdig of the Woman's Foreign Mi- ion ary society held in Keystore ehapel of the Methodist church on Wedues day afternoon. Mrs. H. R. Krehl had charge of the devotions. Mrs. Hilde brand gave the lesson and Mis. Ben Riley sang a solo, “Is It Worth

While.”

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You’ll Stand Up And Cheer Wlim YTT !.

Towns People

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Alim. Hal iv t No. 3, Indianapolis, oi tin- Amen ;in Legion, Department of Indiana, at their regular monthly .meeting held Apnl 18, 11)32, unaniinouslv and h. irtily endorsed, V. M. (Army) Arm-trong as a candidate for command*- of the American la* urn, Department of Indiana, for the coming year.

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Morning Mimicale Held Vnnual Gue-t Meeting At its annual (iutst day meeting Wednesday afternoon in Evans hall, Bowman gymnasium, the members of the Miming Musk-ale, generou: Iv ;o aisled by Vernon Sheffield and Henry Rolling, presented to a hundred and fifty guests a group of numbers i»presentative <>l the study program of the club for the past year. During the year the semi-monthly meeting | of tlie organization have been devoted to the study and illustration of the* rise and development of v .cal and j instrumental music in Italy, Germany, France, ami Russia, from the folk song through tlie early religion-, music to the complicated opera and symphony of more recent years. The string ensemble, accompanied by Mrs. L. C. Conrad, began the af ter noon with the Andante, Adagio, and Allegro f Corelli’s ‘Sonata.’’ Ncailatti, early Italian composer of piano music, was represented by the vagaries of his “Pastorale” and the whimsy M his “Cat’s Fugue," both played by Miss Maijorie Lower. Mts. Gerard Baerg, in the Andante movement of Mozart’s "Sonata in A Maj or” and the “Intermezzi", by Brahms, drew an interesting contrast between the brilliance and clarity of the eai lier German comp , , ;l n,l the deeper and more complex harmonic- of the latter. The German “Lied” was repre sented, perhaps in its highest form by Miss Edna Bowles, who, accompanied by Mr. Rolling, sang Schubert’s "Du hist die Ruh” and Hral.m’s “Meinp Liplx* is ffnipn.” Those chosen from the later nine teenth century French composers were Massenet and Franck. In the two quieter movements of Massenet’s "A! nation Sketches” "Sunday Morrfing” and "Under the Lindens”, the string ensemble, consisting of Miss Louise Palmer Walker, Mrs. John Egan Miss Garnet Sackett, Mrs. J M. Fu | ln „ r .Miss Virginia Harlow, Miss Edna ftowles, and Mrs. L. C. Conrad, r. created the mingled re|igj„ Us H()lem . mty and quiet dignity of an Alsatian Sunday. Mts. Rowland Leach, accompanied by Mrs. Cordelia Burton, sang ’TI est doux. il est bon," from M a . . senet’s “Heipdiade," bringing t, t|, P audience the more dramatic aspects of this composer’s work. The last two j

May 6 and 7

'Tickets at Sam Hanna’s

Removal Sale Kntire stock reduced in order to maltf room for future location. Beal valu» offeml in every department.

Special' I^ol Of Ladies’ Wash Dresses Broken Sizes. Assorted Prints. Choice 29c

Lisle Hose Regular 50c values in Ladies’ Lisle Hose 2 Pair For £££

Linens \ Lunch ( l ot ' 19 Bridge Sets V) Price

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