The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 July 1932 — Page 2

THE DAIET BANNEH, GtREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, JULY 22, iy32

■ iFOK.M.t ro r.ET telescope (T.n'sh'nTt- n".v THE DAILY BANNER

200-inch telescope will be erected. ^Tlie rew tch-ope will supiAm- n* the present 100-inch lens of the f ar negie institute’s observatory cn

Mount Wilson

PASADKN'A. (UP)—Every housewife in tin country could find one thing to be pleased about in a nev building to be erected on the carnpu <i! t " ( iiifornia Institute of

Technology.

It will be :ib cdutely dustproof. ntr ’iu tuie will cost $175,000 and i, ,'lt just one purpose— t hoi: t hu('< new lens for a 200inch : ie-. ope while it is beinf ground ami polished. Ti i <iel ite jub of grinding and polisl iP" a huge block of quartz in ilk. Iu t-proof evenly temperatuied i iil mg iieccss.'iry, so the structuic. 1« 2 by .‘>1 feet, with a 38-fcot eilinc, will have 10 windows. Thi i iiilding will be completed earlj ■ \t i ,i m time to house the huge I* nf w hirh is being cast at 1 vnn ! The danger of marring the • e of t p hns in transit

And

Herald Consolidated

“It Waves For All”

Born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. i ! Arthur Lyons, northwest of Green-

la-tle. a on.

Society

Telephone All Social Items to “5

W AR OF 1812 CEMETERY

Bom Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Magengsc of Indianapolis, a daugh- ,

•Entered in the postoffice at Green- tel Mary Loui>e. Mrs. Magengac i castle, Indiana, as second class mail w , loimeiTy .VIi Mi s Ida Tobin ( | u h Has hemonstration matter under act of March 8, 1879. 1 On Cookie Making Subscription price, 10 cents per Local people wi > attended the con- Cookiety-Cookiety-Cookietj

4-!

Judge Hughes Gives Decision

l PHOLDS (tl<» W ARRANTO PROCKEUlNGS l*K. BREEDLOVE

AT MARTINSVILLE

FORT ERIE, Out., (UP)—The ids covery of an old burial ground of the War if 1812 was made here when workmen, excavating for a cellai uncovered three coffins, one below the other, iontaining skeletons of soldiers. The .team shovel which struck the coffins almost destroyed the find, and left only fragments for historical

investigators to examine.

From silver braid found, two cof fins were identified as those of an American private and an American officer. The third revealed no identi-

fication.

Ind.,

FOCND by EXt AVATORS week; $3.00 per year by mail in Put cert by the Amen, an Legton >and a H ^ its meeting at the Hon nam county; $3.50 to $5 00 per year i doga 1 hursda night, reported a Economic Building Thursday after MARTINSVILLE

by mail outside Putnam county. splendid program and a b lg crowd- ^ A tlenio n-tration was given by|Judge James P. Hughes of

The band boys save a two-hour en-, Maxinc Surbej . ^ Alberta Creamer

tertainment which included a short

PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS

ECONOMY STOKE

returned to her

N. H. C. Pretzels

N. B. C. Vanilla Wafers

13c

19c

Mu- elman'- \pple Butter

Gold Medal Kitchen

Tested

38 Oz. Glass Jar

17c

Family flour, 24 lb.

bag 65c

Special lilend Ice lea

Bliss Coffee Vacuum 1 h

Sealed

25c

Maxwell House Grange Peko

Rue Crispies, 2

L a, 1-4 lb. Sealed tin

13c

Packages

19c

1 vtra Fancy Hooeier

he Cold Coca Cola anH other

King Melons

15c

Bottle Drinks

( lean ((nick Soap Chips

Soda Crackers

5 Lh. Package

25c

2 Lb. Bov

17c

Ivory Soap. Medium

Quick Naptha Soap

Bar

10 for

25c

New Potatoes, Home

Fresh Ripe Tomatoes

l h

Frying Chickens, Country Dres«ed, while they last. Lb. ...

25c

MEAT DEPARTMENT

Ihiled Ham looked Salama. \ ea

Leaf. Mock ( hicken

Bologna,

1 ranks, am many other prepared meats. ALL OF THE

HIGHEST

(Jl \ I.ITY.

Swift's Breakfast Roll

Swift’s Premium Box Baron

Bacon, LI,

l»c

Swift’s Premium Hams

Pure Lard,

Center Cut, Lb

30c

4 l.bs

25 c

Fresh Pork Steak

Fresh Pork Roast

15c

12 l-2c

Fiesh Tender Steak, ( ubed

\ eal Steak from Round

25c

30c

Veal Shoulder Steak or

Boiling Beef

Hoant, Lb

15c

PHONE

740

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hospital at Brazil, home Thursday.

Mrs. Lee Reeves and daughter Margie, 211 west Franklin street, accompanied Mrs. Reeve’s brother to Ci’anute, Kans., for a ten day visit with

relatives there.

Mr. and Mrs. Seaman Rossitter and on George and daughter Katherine, are expected to arrive this afternoon for a nort visit with Dr. and Mrs. G.

W. Bence.

July 22.—

Gieen-

castle, special judge in the case of the State on Relation of Dr. G. B. Breedlove V . Dr. H. H. Dutton, quo warlanto proceedings for the office of secretary of the county board of health, was here yesterday and rendered a decision in favor of Dr Breedlove. The court held that parole evidence was not admissable to show appointment. The ruling was on the ground that there is no record of the appointment of Dr. Dutton, nor of

the oath of office.

Dr. Dutton was appointed secretary

i JUV ' B Ti' 11 "L * TL*: _r ' i”"" ", I n'~ Vi „ ,.,.i no f.-i m' uipni iint-!°f the county board of health in lv*28

uppellate courts wtll be special guests, call with quotations from eieal pat .

• > ■■ ami again in 1930. When the Demo-

$ $ $

MONEY

ienamme.il wmer ..c-.ucw«. » !M,W “ on “How tc make Oat -Meal Cookies” i internri: Mon and 1 .doga citizens stat -i were ^rved. The meet-

'ed that the Oreeiicastle ' ing was adjour „ e d. had one of the be t organizations that T + + has played in the r town for several Fillmore Sfrvjce

Entertained B> Mrs. Day

Fillmore Service Club met Wednesday in an all-day meeting with Mrs. Anna Day. The day was .-))ent in quilting. At the noon hour a bounti-

was served with all en-

Mrs Harry White of Marion town-1 Several Gieema-tle attorneys are ship entered the county hospital planning to attend the fiist annual Thursday for medical treatment 'meeting of the newly organized Sixth

, I District iBar as- iation at Turkey

Mis. L. C- Mace, of Ree ‘ " 1,1 |j un ^t a t e park Saturday. Officers of ful dinner has been a patient in the ( lay county t | )( , |j ; na stat. Bar Association and joyed-

j judges of the Indiana supreme and Eleven members responded to roll The district o anization includes : riots. All left at a late hour thanking Boone. Hamilton. Hendricks, M&nt- Mrs. Day for her kind hospitality, gomery, Putnam, Parke. Warren, | Next meeting will be Aug. li with

Fountain, Vermillion and Vigo ccun- j Mrs. Grace W'right.

Mrs. Ross Asliell. who recently underwent an operation at the countv hospital, returned to her home on -outh Indiana street by ambulance

Thursday evening.

Miss Mary Elizabeth and Rachel but no trace of the hogs Mae Gillen of Greencastle are spend- have been found,

this weekj with Mr. and Mrs. George McReynolds and daughter. Miss Charlotte at their home in Clinton.

ties.

Thieves entered a pasture belonging to Charles Robards near Stilesville recently and stole eight of his hogs. Lemmon Bailey, a tenant on the Robard farm, heard the noises made by the thieves and hogs and investigated to find a truck in the pasture and the men loading the hogs. He went to call Mr Robards but by the time he and Mr. Robards returned the men had left. Officials were notified

thieverr

Miss Elinor K. Town, employed in the U. S. treasury department at Washington, D. C.. is visiting hei parents, Dr .and Mr-. S. B. Town, and her sister, Laura, for two weeks.

Cake: will not lie on sale at Lucas ofli 11 Saturday, lieave orders or call Mrs. Anderson. '''.t0-L. 22-lt

PET TROUT ENJOYS HAVING His BACK SCRATCHED

Mrs. George S. Carpenter of Indianapolis has just returned from a vacation tour to visit relatives at Bedford, Salem and Palmyra. She was accompanied by her mother inlaw, Mr-. \V. S. Carpenter of this city, and a nephew’, James S. Burton,

| Indianapolis.

HEDGE’S MARK E^T 102 N. Jackson N. W. Corner of Square BEEF ROAST, Rolled Rib. Lb.. 10c BOILING BEEF, Lean, Lb.. .. 6V 2 c BEEF STEAK, Tender, Lb. . 12V 2 c SWISS STEAK, Shoulder Round 14c CHUCK ROAST, Choice Cut lb 11 V 2 c Pork Chops, Small lean, lb. 15 - IZV^c PORK STEAK or Roast, lb. 12V 2 c SAUSAGE, Pure Pork, Lb. ... 7c BACON, Sugar Cured, Lb .... 11c LARI), t Lbs. 25c GROUND BEEF, Fresh Lean. Lb. ... l()c SMOKED SAUSAGE. Lb 15c WF. DELIVER 1 PHONE 12

COLORADO BRINGS, Colo. (UP) —Mike like- to have his scaly hack

scratched.

The three-pmind Rainbow trout kept in the pool of the fountain at Chipeta Park, amazes visitors by paddling close to i he brink of the pool,

then waiting fm a caress.

The fi.-h. tame as any land pet,

A Chevrolet coupe belonging toi-wims contente ly along with young) | David C. and Notie Johnson, Stiles- j Robert Emmon who is a constan’ j I ville, has been brought to the Me- wader in the pool. It is a common I Gammon garage in this city for re- ight to see Robert treading about in j I pairs. It was said the car was dam- the cool wate .vith Mike tagging] ! aged when Mr. Johnson drove it on along at his h els, or playfully weavto the National road into the path of I inp m and out between the boy’s

a truck. I f ( * e L

Miss Avi- Knetzer of near Fillmore is spending a few weeks with her brother and family. Mr .and .Mrs. W. 11. Knetzer, of near Marion- Mrs. Knetzer w i unfully injured a week

ago when the automobile in she was riding was hit by a Plate Gain near Marion.

1 \( END1AK1S.M REVEALS MANY NEW TRICKS

•h ■i* •!• •?• Happy Harmony Club Met Tuesday The Happy Harmony Club met with Misses Gladys, Edna and 1-aura Ellen Wynkoop, July 19, at 1:30 P. M. The afternoon was enjoyed by games, contest- and refreshments. One guest, Mis- Dorothy Gorham, was

present.

The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss I.utile Ruark, July 26. at 1:30 P. M. -!• •’* Needle Threaders Have a Sewing The Needle Threaders 4-H club met at the home of Mary Ann Jones. Miss Hicks and Miss McClain were guests. Peggy Handy gave a demonstration on “Sewing on Huttons. A mothers’ party was planned for Friday, July 29, at the home economics building. Games were played and the hostess served tefreshments. The next meeting will be at the home economics building, Wednesday,

July 27.

+ 4* -F -F •F + Conference Club

Meeting Postponed

The I'.eeting of the Conference club which was to have been held this evening at the home of Harriet Heaney, J a b< m postpone i m til a later date. iZ

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Good Sewing Club

Met Thursday

Tha (rood St wing ill i lub met 2 Tliur-lay at the Iioiim. of Mary AnnlJ Newgent. The afternoon was pentjj singing songs. A county picnic and camp were discu sed, after which re-

We will refinance your | obligations and turn your tills into re 1 cepits. You cm re- d\ pay us in small -5^ weekly or month-

ly payments, as your income

> sa

to«

Indiana Loan (, j

Phone 15,

i E. "A a-hiio lua v ;

permits.

.rats came into the majority on the board of commissioners the first of this year, they appointed Dr. Breedlove secretary of the county board of health. Dr. Dutton declined to turn over the office on the ground that his term nad not expired. Proceedings were brought in circuit court by Dr. Breedlove to obtain possession of the office and a change of venue from judge was taken, Judge Flughes being appointed. The hearing developed the fact that no record of the appointment of Dr. Dutton* appeared on the records made by the county auditor. Dr. Dutton, however, had notice from the state board of health that his appointment had been certified to that board by the county auditor and the county commissioners also testified to the appointment. However, this evidence was not sufficient, and because of a failure to record the appointment, and oath, the court ruled against the de-

fendant.

The defendant has thirty days in which to decide on further court action. if he desires to continue the case

further.

MONEY ORDER FEE BOOSTED The fees domestic for money orders have been increased one cent for ord-

ers up to and including u ], crease became effective > 1 The following fees are b, ed: 6 cents, orders from . nc $2.50; 8 cents, $2.51 to ; ; H . I $6 m to .sin; 13 cent 15 cents. $20.01 to $10; is u-m-. 01 to $60; 20 cents, $60 01 t 0 and 22 cents, $80.01 to $10c. A fbe of 10c is required to a I pan,, any application for a . 1 mail matter of any da- | stamps affixed as non iii.->i, mit mail. A fee of $100 i | accompany applications fm ,.|it I entry, or additional ontr\ ut' , I tions as second class matter I for registry as news agent LONDON POLICE PI (t>W J LONDON, (UP)—Detecti guised as convicts have been r I secret visits to various pii ■ I side of London in the hope of covering Ahc 1 masher n.inn I numerous big art and jewoln I

beries.

Valuable clues are -aid to ia\ -I obtained by this ruse. A i South London, resulting !'i n on tip, is understood to ha\. ed the police with certain n diaries containing mysten 1 and correspondence in invi • I The diaries are said to nti I ference to leaders of gang (indicated by num includes several bobbed I I nine operatives, expert drivers and disguise expert:, systematic changes ol ad i • capture.

freshments were

^ Look For The

VEGETABLE * FRUIT MAM£1

AT 10 LARA BEE STREET

Fresh from *hp farm every morning. We want your bu •- " deli'*t and guarantee urires to compete with any prices. •• a-. J trial order—then you are a customerIn the vegetable business for 18 years. Know! how to grew ami >atisf' my customers. Open for business, SAM RDAV Jl M.l

perout-

LONDON i UP)—New tricks in in-

whi.li | <,pn diai ism ire include a clever arNn kel j rang, ment whh a short circuited tele

j phone wire, By which the first ^ -on putting a cull in from the

A marriage license has !>een issued w j;| t<(lt a fj re

I at Danville by the clerk of the Hen-] Incenuiari in, in fact, has become j drick- county circuit court to Harold - |<j||ed in Britain that the insui I George Hockcnsmith, Indianapolis, , ,, jompanias and the police are land Dorothy Louise Lane, Greene as- having to take ever-new steps to deal 'tie. John Edward Beatty, Indianapol- V vith th • fire menace, which cost al- | is, and Glenna Leovan Bridgeford, most $:i,<:00,t no last year.

license to. t'aieful retards are new kept of

every fii

with the are s where suspect blazes

Stilesville. also secured

marry.

Intense Heat Wa\e Contimn's To Hold

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R. P. MOORE, Telephone 246

WEATHER FOR lit \SI IS FOR IT to < omim i High mark MAY NOT Be REACHED

are prevalent.

eMarKey

Many local people have remarked upon the unu.-ual number of rabbits and squirrel- this year and are linking forward to the time when they can limber up the old squirrel gQr. and take to the woods. As far as squirrels are concerned they will not

have to wait long as the season opens' INDI \N M’OLIS Ll\ F.^lnt K August 1 and closes October 14. both, MoKS holdovers 241; dates inclusive. The bag limit on! 160 ll ’ u d K^nerally 25 cents higher, squirrels is five in one da. during the "» ^' weights It) higher; 160 to 210 open season. The law however does 1 $5.00; 210 to 235 lbs., not apply to red squirrels, commonly [ ^ ’ ° I '.Hi; $235 to 275 lbs., $4.7.>

called (line squirrels. The rabbit sea-

The intense heat Wave which has

. , , ..held this ection of tin. courftry with and a mail is kept marked ... , ., . , p . in its grasp for the a t week, i ex-

son does not open until November 11.

Maxwell House ( offee, Lb ... 29C Tea, Iced 12 Lb. i5c

Peanut Putter 1 Cq Bciahnut, Large Size

Soap, It) For Kirks or P. & G.

31c

Brooms, Ea. . OfiC

Marshmellows J

27c

Pound

(erto “Better Than That'

One Rogers, Jelly spoon Free

with each bottle. ( an Rubbers

6 Dozen

Parowax, Pkj? ^ Qq

25c

Live & Dressed Frys

( AKK FLOUR Swans Down .. 2.‘k , Airy Fairy .... 19c Old Style 91 Brick ALL Cheese '"k .... 45c l n ‘r 16c Fancy Beef 1 ^& 1 9 1 Roast, Lb. 1 Veal Steak 23C F’ancy Sliced 1 Eyf* Light Bacon 1 (Not Ends) Lb Pure Lard F'.xtru good Me feature a complete line >f fancy lunch meats—Salami. Ihuringer. Braun Schweiger, Veal Sausage. Baked Ham, Boiled ham, Dixie Baked Ham. CAMPUS MARKET Phones 82 83 We Deliver

Head Lettuce

s idid, Crisp

Carrots, 3 for Oranges, Cal.

Toilet Tissue, 1000 Sheets, 0 for 29C

10c 10c 25c

Cucumbers, 2, *J Ice Cold Melons Fancy H. H. Tomatoes, New Corn, Creen Beans, New S w e e t Potatoes, Mangoes, Celery.

Our aim is to please You.

to $4.R(,; 27.-, to 325 lbs.. $4 65 to F 1.70; :;25 lbs., up, $1.55 to $4.60; 15(1 to 160 lbs . $4.65 to $4.75; 100 to 140 lbs., $4-35 to $4.50; picking sows

$3.25 to $4.00; few $4.25.

Cattle receipts 400; calves 500; largely a cleanup trade, around leady; odd steers $4.50 to $7.25; -ome heifers $4.25 to $5.00; small lot around $6.50 most cows $2.75 to $1;

pected to continue, according to all weather foirYu t •. and the high uvifk of the season thus far may not Lave been reached, according to indications. A refreshing hieezei during the forenoon kept the mermry down F’ri-' day and there was u welcome relief, |iiom llio intense beat, of the re-t of

the week.

For three days this week, the mer-, cury has flirted with the 100 degree mark and Friday morning the tern-1 perature at seven o’clock was as high if not slightly above what K has been for other days in the week. Lack of rain and the intense heat is causing crop to bum and unless there is some relief within a compuntively short time, the corn crop will

be badly damaged.

Already many report their gardens are burned and other crops are suf-1 fering. Those who have large (inanities of hay are working fast in order

July Clean-up Sate USED CARS

10 Monthly Payments

DOW N

MtiMHli

1931 Tudor Sedan 1930 Dodge Coupe

low cutters and cutters $1.27 to $2 50;

:U ^i; 00 *'™ n : to get "it # out" of" t he * way "before'wln

comes, as it is ideal hay weather,

Sheep reci ipts 800; market about te.ady; ewes and wethers largely $6; bucks $1 le s; thiowouts down to $3

and below.

Cet Our Prices Round Oak Moistair Heating System Every Installation l•’ully Guaranteed Horace Link & Company

with the exception of the hot work of handling it inside barns. ! I’RttVIDENCE COLLEGE CLAIMS ( HAMPIONXH1P PROVIDENCE, R. I. (UP)—Providence college, with 15 victories and .two defeats for a season percentage of ,882. claims the eastern college baseball championship for 1932. The Providence nine defeated such powerful teams a- Holy Cross, Brown and Syracuse, and triumphed over the Boston Red Sox in a hard fought exI hibition game.

BINKLEY SERVICE STATION Phillips 66 Gas and Oils Airport Road Near 43

1930 Ford Std. C oupe (Black) i 1930 Tudor Sedan (Chickel) 1930 Sport Coupe (Kewanee Green) 1930 Tudor Sedan

(Blue)

1929 Standard ( oupe (Refinished Black) 1930 Tudor Sedan (Chickel. 6 Wire Wheels) 1929 Business ( oupe

(Brown

1929 Tudor Sedan

(Kewanee Green)

1929 Tudor Sedan

(Thorn Brown)

ABOVE PRICES INCLUDE Fire, Theft, Tornado and *25 deductable collision Insurance

$115 115

90 95 80 90 70 90 65 75 80

S22

22 20 20

1!'

2! 10

1! 15 15

5 Monthly Payments

$25

50 25 30 25

$10

10 10

KING, MORRISON, FOSTER CO

1927 Essex Coach 1928 Chevrolet Coupe

(Gieen)

192(> Chevrolet, 2-Door 1927 Essex Coach 1925 Chrysler Sedan

GREENCASTLE