The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 June 1932 — Page 6

HIE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTL1 INDIANA, THURSDAY, JUNE 9,1932.

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Mr. and Mrs. Ward Porter and son. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hostetler an I on of Illinois vrdted Saturday and i Sunday with the former'' parents Mr. and Mrs. 1). B. Hostetter ai I daughter Mary. Mr. and Mrs. Dai I k.ibill of ( r.iwfordsville spent Smnlay with the 'latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Din-more. Mr. Din-more remains nti.'ally ill. Mr and Mrs. Charles Hanna aial Mrs. Laura Fa lit r ana daughter at tended t e M abasil college i oiruri"ik<'n.eat Monla>. Fianklin Hanna was ne of fia' graduates. Mr . Kt 1 Ki kade and daughters of l.adoga spel t the weekend with Mr and Mrs. Melvin Frazier and ehil dren. Miss M njot ii Call of Curtis Insti lute of Mii.-ic in Philadelphia came Saturday f r a few .reeks visit with her puients, Dr. and Mr-. ('. F Call. Miss Betty Bymester of near Dm\alle is .-pendi g this week with hei eoilsin, Miss Alice Sil\(*j. Mr. and Mr . h rank (iridir of St l.oui- iind L. C. (irider were linner guests M inlay of Mr ..and Mis. .I.mie(iiiier und daugh'er Viola. Mr. and Mrs. Kdgai Turner of Hartfoid, Co n., and Mr. and Mrs. I inner C'ouchman were Sundar din ner gut.-ts of Mr. and Mr.-. John (h ueinnan and Jo n Tin ner. Mr and Mr- (Josli enteitaiaed at dinner rimrslay their ebillren and ; grandiJ-.ildren. Those present weie Mr .and Mr.-. Oti., Hi ks an i laugh ter of Ladoga. Mi. and Mr-. Janus (i si in a d daughter-of Hanna C'-oss-' roid-. Mr. and Mi- J une- i!. (iridei an I daughter and Mi. an i Mr-. Burkett <ioi lin and S' n. Juni a Irwin i speading tin week uith his gru dpareiits, Mr. and Mi Robert Biowning and family in Greeneastle. M l>Sl.'>SII , PI sCill I WINS l(H KM Pill K ( n\ I LSI ; f (tLl'MBl S Mi- , (I ID Hi m. liar I Kennedy. IT. has never til'ii i I .--on in art or s uliitllliiig and yet he has no na national eonte-t amo g Ameri in Boy Si 1 arving the best toti in pi le. His victory over lliou.-an.is of the be-t - ulptois and artist ■ >' t c Hoy Scouts will cive liim a fiee tup t> Ala ka tliis 'Uinmer a . rewa; I.

I here he w ilf v lew a I tuC m pole i t at it o I state. Blam hard’« pri ning Pole is of cedar, ;{e eiies idgb and fmi rin ■ - .ID used to carve the | wi re a knife, chisel and g mg :.

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Hie constitution and to the la.ws. At the same time, I have, conceded that every citizen is within his right in attempting, by lawful means, to secure re pi 11 if the 18th amendment. “As i str ng supporter of every na tional effort to promote temperance, 1 w ml I accept a challenge for a refeia n ami on this subj rt, with mprem eonfnlence that the Amen, m people would, with intelligeme and wi doni, under a s und judgment.”

TH It KK .'IVIN: i UI IT I.NJ1 RKI* |\ I! M I l.l. W I I 11 Fill l( K SAN FRA.NISCISCO, June !». (UID litre., (.‘ersniis were slain, a fourth was i xpected to ilie and t\v ■ mol - wei. wi undod just before midnight in a gun buttle between polk- , and two b irglary suspe t -. Th dead were Officer Mervyn Beard n, aa unidentified burglaiy su.-pi et, and 1 citizen named Darli g who walked into the line of fire. R. R. Dix ni, one of the men ,-uspecteii of being a burglar by police, was m a criti 'al condition and expected to die of his wounds. Officei.Frank Loftus and Jack Bell were slightly Wounded. The gun battle ocrurre I w > n pn lice, answering a eall that burglarhad enti red a house, were met by cun fire. They returned the .-hot.- aad the w unde i officers captured Dixon aflei Id i ompanion, Reardon, a u tile citizen D.ariing had fallen from bullet wounds.

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