The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 July 1932 — Page 2
THE DAILY BAHNEK, GREEXCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1932.
KC0N0V1Y STORK
f'erto 25c; Pen-Jci ....
.. 15c
( an rubbers, dz. 5c? Lids, ,
25c
Partiwax, Lh. Pf ckuge
... H*c
Wheaties, for x.uth and age 2 for
19c
Oven Ere-ih Crackers 2 Lb. H«i\
.. 17c
N. H C. Vanillu Wafeis, Lb
19c
N. H < Mixed Cooku-s 2 Lbs
25c
< lean Quick Soap t hips 5 l bs
Quick Naptha Soap
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3 ( a may and 2 Ivory Soap For .
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( kc Hour, Swaiisdowt.
with 4
N,w Home gru.vn
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Potatoes, Pk.
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Max« 11 Hi.uii Orange Peko
Plenty Fresh Melon*, Fruits
Tea. 1-4 Lb. Tin
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anJ Vegetables.
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MEAT DEPARTMENT
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Fresh Pork Steak Lb
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Pure 1 art' 4 Llm.
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Fresh Boiling Beef Lb
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THE DAILY BANNER And Herald Consolidated "It Wave# Pur Ail”
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
Get Our Prices R«iaa4 Oak Moistair Heating System
Every Installation Fully Guaranteed
Horace Link & Company
SotfetV Rheumatics
Harry LaRue remains quite ill at hi.-- home on North Madi-’.m ,-treet. j
The Irwin reunion will l>e held
-Miss Edna Kersey of Danville is j Sunday, July 81, at the home of Hobspending the summer with her grand- ert Irwin,
j parents, Mr and Mrs. Muhlon Sech-
i man, near Greencastle. Dean Asplund. of this city,
County Agent E. VV. Baker was in Terre Haute Friday where he attend-
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l l\ I SI' I I KS POISONED
| End., July 89. Fire i-tcr were etiously ill of food poisoning today. The ister-, Mrs. W. A. Adams. Mr John Cummings, and Mrs. H. V Mercer all of Bloomington; Mis Hollis Hall, Ellett ville, and Mrs. Everett Clark. Ledford, were believed stricken as t i . suit of to d eaten after they attend 'i the funeral of their lather, who died Sunday. ,
Ql ISO WOMAN DIES Mrs. Allura I. Gillispy. age (!8, died Thuisdar morning at 12:40 o'clock at her home in Quincy after a brief illness. Mi-. Gilli py suffered a heart attack at 10:30 Wednesday night, death following two hours later. Tlie deceased is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Gilbert Phares, and one brother, Elmer Mugg, both of Quincy. The funeral services will be held
taken to a Riley hospital clinic in Indianapolis Wednesday by Miss Mary
Agnes Miller, county nurse
- - - ~ ' " The Board of Child! Guardians Saturday afternoon at two o’clock m ’ met with Miss Mary Agnes Miller,
wa “ ed a disttict conference of county
agents.
the Quincy Bapti-t church. Burial the Quincy cemetery.
HOSPITAL NEWS Walter Woodrum. rural carrier was reported slightly improved at the county hospital Friday. Thomas Cox of Foxridge entered the county hospital Friday afternoon. Mrs- Archie Allen and baby returned to their home on Locust street from the hospital Friday morning. The condition of R. W. Dresch of Clinton who was injured in an accident recently wa reported improved at the county hospital Friday afteinoon.
V. F. W. 1550 Jesse M. Lee post 1550 V. F. W. will meet Monday night at 7:30 o’clock. There wil be important business. All members are urged to be present.
county nurse, Thursday evening. It was reported that two allowances for dependants were increased, and two others 'added to the present list
Mr. and Mrs J. ( Oakley and Miss Gertrude Oakley, west Seminary stieet. were visitors in Danville
Thursday.
Kenneth Day and. his mother, Mrs. Ahce Day, returned home Thursday from a four week’s auto ttip through
Dr. Herbert E. Landes and family ' Oklahon ' m ’ New Mexico, Colorado and and Dr. Lester. E. Garrison and fum-. Kansas where th{, > visited relativM
ily will visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Landes over Saturday and Sunday Dr. Landes is now’ clinical professor of urological sur-
and friends.
Miss Edith Thon/pkins, of Vencie, Cab, a former teacher in the Greencastle -choolB, is heie for a visit with
gery at Loyola Medical School and. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Crawley of both he and Dr. Garrison are mnn- this city. Miss Tompkins is now a bers of the senior surgical -taff at 1 teacher in the Vein e schools.
Mercy hospital, Chicago.
I Miss Marv Sellers, of Russellville,
True Hixon Lumber company filed who has been in Great Falls> Mont . ( suit in circuit court Thursday against ^ returne(J ^ h( , r h(>rm , Miss SeN
lers stopped in Greencastle Friday
Amanda Terry and Tom Terry, to
foreclose a mechanic’s lien on certain I moIninR for a short visit with Mr . rea^estate. The plaintiff alleges that and Mrs . p. R . Dllllt . an and family(
$12.75 of an original bill of $31.20 fori south Ja , kson ptrp .,
material furnished the defendants is
unpaid. A demand of $40 is mule. F. ' Capt. B B. McMahon of the De.S Hamilton is attorney for the plain-! Pauw 1 R O. T C.. who bras been one i tiff. I of the officers in charge of the Citizens’ Military Training Camp at Fort
Benjamin Harrison
WHITE HOUSE MILK
25c
Tall Cans
Town Grier Flour 2 25c Cake Flour Airy Fairy 2 PEgs. 35c An Upside Down Cake Ban FREE With Each Purchase
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Quaker Maid
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£■ Qyp Iona Brand—For All Baking Purposes ^0^ EMINOLE TOILET TISSUE 3-19c
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LUX FLAKES
PALMOLIVE SOAP
P St G SOAP
DEL MONTE CORN
Smr.ll Sizd
White Naptha
No. 2 Size Can
2 4
10
3
Pkgs.
Cakes
Bars
Cans
5c
17c 25c 27c 29c
GRANDMOTHER’S QUALITY BREAD
White—Sliced Pound Loaf
4c
or Regular
1 V4 Pound Loaf
6c
The World’s Largest Selling Coffee 8 O’CLOCK COFFEE “ 19°
Cigarettes stm.. 27c Vanilla Extract t o. Bout. 10c Ground Spices am rx k 5c Gold Dust i« pkr. 22c
Ovaltine HuM<J> Bo#r. Dr»ln and N«rT*i 42C Soap Chips 5,^ 29c Powdered Sugar '» to. a u ik 3u.25c Shrimp Can 10c
FINEST QUALITY MEATS
PICNICS swift « Co. jq c
Rib Roast
Sugar cured, lb. Boned K 1
Rolled. I.h. * JrA/
Pork Roast or Steak 12.»c
Tender young t Q^»
Beef, Lb.
Bacon ^"'^“n ‘JY ]2- 1 »C*
Chuck Roast
Piece or More, Lb.
FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Tomatoes, 10 lb. Bsk. 25c Potatoes, ;• ^' 19c Watermelons 29c Peaches Lb ]Qc ( arrots, 2 Bunches .... 5c
THE GREAT
Atlantic& Pacific”*
near Indianapolia
1 arrived home Friday afternoon. He J and Robeit Hixson, N’orthwood, mad« the trip here by airplane.
VINE (.ROWS TWO VEGETABLES HOLLOW ROCK Ark-, (UP)-C. S. Robinson womb is just what sort of vegttallies he ha growing in hfs gaiden. He has a dozen vines that produce tomatoes it the top and potatoes at the bottom. They sprang from potato seed rower! early in the spring.
•F + + d* + A HOIK.E PODGE FROM HERE \ND THERE + -!• •!-
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U. S. cavalry, infantry and tanks I were called into 'he national capital yesterday to for< i evacuation of a defiant group which had composed a portion of the bonus aimy- An investigation by t e government had revealed that many of those still quartered in buih mgs just off Pennsylvania avenue cere communists or pet sons with criminal records and were net veteran- of the world war. Uncle Sam has a way of finding out things hut he takes no action until he is .‘ure he L- light. Most of the men who descended orv Washington several week* ago ^e^ing congress to enact legislat. nr.-Lhad would give them their lionu money immediately, had leturned to their homes. Congress adjourned and the veterans did not get their bonus hut they were given railroad fare by the government ami all but the group first mentioned left the District of Columbia quietly. After they had ‘‘worn out their welcome” and refused to leave, the treasury department decided it was time to act. Requests were unheeded by the stubborn hundreds “squatting” in government property almost in the shadow of the rapitol dome. Police had kept the group orderly but they simply refused to evacuate. Trouble flared when trea-ury agents, accompanied by policemen, issued an ultimatum to the remnants of the bonus army that they had to go. In the melee which resulted, police were forced to fire a few shots to show the veterans that they at last meant business after attempts at jieaceful arbitration had failed. Unfortunately. one so-called “veteran” was killed and two others wounded. This*g'avp the communists and criminals in the grouo a chance to fan the flames of hysteria and start a riot. The war department was informed of the situation and United States regulars were called out. Then eviction of the bonus armv was completed •is only American soldiers can do a job. The “squatters” were forced out of their camps and starter! on the trek hack home. This, we hope, concludes the final chapter of the visit of the first bonus army to Washington, and at last all’s quiet oh the Potomac front.
Dctro Abbott Nuptials Here Friday Morning Miss Stella Opal Abbott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Abbott. Bainbridge, and Forest Detro, Grerncastle, were married here Friday m iming by the Rev. Robert T. Beck, at tht Christian church patsonage They weie accompanied by relatives. The bridegroom is a young farmer while the beide is a well known young , woman of the Bainbridge community. | •I* U- .r* a* a* ( West I- loyd < Ibh Met With Mrs. Ragin The West Floyd townie hip Home) Economic Club met at the hon e of I Mrs. Clarence Ragin with fifteen members and lout visitors present, i Mrs. Ragin and Mrs. Pickttt gave tincolor design lesson. It was decided to have the club pknic Tuesda. af- ' temoon. August 2 at the home of 1 Mrs. Galvin King, with home-made 1 ice cream and cake for refreshments. : Members may t-ome prepared to swim or wade. + •!• + + * + Ellis-Grimes Rites Performed At Ladoga Miss Mabelle Grimes, daughter of Mr. and Mis. Claude Grimes, Ru-sell-ville, and Charles Ellis, son of Alonzo Ellis, Ladoga, were married at Ladoga Tuesday by the Rev. H. W. Myers. Witnesses for the eeremonj were Doiothy Myers and Carl Myers. Both are w-el) known young people of their communities. + + + + + Beaman—Gilman Rites At Paris, III. Charles Gilman, 21 years old, of Center Point, and Helen Beaman. 22 years old, of Reelsville, obtained a marriage license at Ptris, 11!., Friday and were mairied by Paul B. Lauher, county judge, before leaving thal city, according to reports received here. Botli are said to be well known young people of Washington township and ea-tern Clay county. + + + ♦■!•♦ Needle Threaders Met Wednesday The Needle Threaders 4 H club met at the home economics buildinu last Wednesday. Hazel Jarvis and Mary Ann Jones gave a demonstration. A mothers patty will be held Friday night at 7:30 + 'h •f + + + Mrs. Bennett To Entertain Monday Club The Monday club will meet Monday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock with Mrs. H. M. Bennett at her home on Manhattan road. +++++♦ Henry Reunion Is Postponed Announcement wvts made Friday that the Henry family reunion, scheduled to be held Sunday, has been postponed, because of illness among members of this family. ++++++ Davis Reunion Held Sunday The Davis reunion was held Sunday July 24 at the Somerset church.. P. the afternoon a short program was given and a businpss .session was held. Officers were elected as follows- President. Mrs. Charles Davis; vice president, Vern Davis; secretary and treasurer, Mis. Em.-na Hall; prigiam committee. Mrs. Estel Minni *. Mrs. Elmer Davis, i.„: Miss Anita Hall; corresponding committee,* M s. Wiley Davis. . Those present were Mrs. Grace Isaac. Compton, Cal.; Mr. and Mrs Kiss Hanks. Airland Mrs. E. Minnick and sen Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Hays and gtandson, Truman Hays, till of Bainbridge; Evelyn, Don aid, Walter anil Jean Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cox, Mr- Emma Hail and children Fred ami Jennie, all of Roachdale; Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Davis and son, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mc Kee, Mrs Sena Pritchard and grandson Agee. Charles Davis and sons Howard and Harold, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cox and children Betty Jean and Russell Clyde, of Greencastle; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pritchard and children, Miller, Marion. Dale and Winnie Mae of Linton; Mr .and Mrs. Vern Davis of Crawfordsville; Miss Anita Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Allen, Mr .and Mrs. Dur ward Davis and children of Indiana-
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PUBLIC SALK
We will aril at Public Auction at (Hr W. O. ( Indfrlter farm, one mile Mouth of Morton, 10 milea northwest
Mrs. Williams Hostess Lo Cro-Tut-em Circle The regular meeting of the Cro-Tat-Em circle was held Thursday af- j ternoon at the home of Mrs. Laura Williams, Beveridge street. Mrs. i Ethel Duncan was in charge of the program. Fourteen members ami two guests were present. A social hour was enjoyed while the hostess reived refreshments. + + 4* d* + + Hoosier Pals Met 1 uesday The Hoosier Pals 4-H club met at the home of Dorothy Jane and Helen Marie Kettering Tues lay, July 26. After the busine-s meeting the girls played games, led by Ellen Adamson. Those present were Ellen Adamson, Margaret Tyler, Mary Belle Martin, Bernice and Mildred Brattain.. Vera
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June Rowings, Jane and Helm \L: Kettering, and Reba Jean A | j., next meeting will be lei Aug 2J the home of Dorotliy Fro t
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West Madison ( lub Will Meet Aug. 3 The West Madison Hi K mics club wil meet with Vli Rogers Wednesday. Aug 3 All ire:, hers are urge! to lie present
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Happy Score (’lull
Met Wednesday
The Happy Score 4-H club helo meeting July 27 at the home «! Mi-i p Louise Conrad. The meet ing w. ap p called to order by the pr nient T;-j r_i secietary lead the minute : ... meeting and the roll eall was tab I
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102 N. Jackson BEEF ROAST BEEF STEAK BEEF BOIL SWISS STEAK BACON
N. W. Corner of Square
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PORK STEAK PORK CHOPS
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Tuesday, August 2
Starting at 10:30 A. M. four hors, es, one pair yearling colts; 19 head extra fine cattle, including five good milk cows, one yearling purebred Hereford bull; 110 head hogs, including 13 britod sows, good feeders etc., corn. oats, rye and hay; farm imple' ments of all kinds.
Fred A. Cox and Clarence Spurr
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Petromulsion
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PaiaRol
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Syrup Pepsin
49c
50c Prophylactic Tooth Brush and 25c Tooth Paste, Both 47c
Gillette Blades 39c Gem Blades . 29c Durham blades 39c
50c Southern Hose Hair Oil and 75c Shampoo Both 75c
25c Z-L Antiseptic 50c Ungruentine Shaving Cream Both 55c
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