The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 September 1932 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 22.1932.
PELS-NAPTHA Smell the\naptha in everyibar!
THE DAIRY BANNER
And
Herald Consolidated
“I* Waves For All"
.Morris Stafford, of Roachdale. was a visitor in Greencastle, Thursday. Thr Trianple Club of the Christian church will meet tonight at the
come
SoddY
i , , church at 7:30. Everyone please Entered >n the postoff.ee at Green- _ u . g import(lnt
castle, Indiana, as second class mail matter under Act of March 8, 1879. Subscription price, 10 cents per week: $3.00 per year by mail in Putnam county; $3.50 to $5.00 per year by mail outside Putnam county.
George E iwin Black, of this city, will supply the pulpit of the First Baptist church Sunday. Sept. 24, both morning and evening services.
Henry O'Hair Weds Emma G. O'Hur
Henry O. O'Hair and Mrs. Emma G. O’Hair both of this city were united in marriage last evening by Dr. Janies G. t'aim bell at his resi-
t’o-ed Beauty Shoppe 602 South Locust Street Permanents $3.00 and $5.00 Shampoo & Finger W ave 50 & 75c Marcel PHONE 592
Mrs. -hoplaugh Guest <|f Honor At Luncheon
Mrs. Glen Shoptaugh entertained
dence'on'" Ea'st Seminary street Both Tuesday at her home in Indianapolis
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WHEAT PLANTED WMCTS R1 —Him ON TIM BERLIN! IN ROCKIES . ,| I , 3, ( oi.o i i P NOR* ALK, Com (l P)— \ - going up. iof Katjtvds, that “crashed the gate” Die elevation in habitat, not at the presentation <’ the \ agabond
; Ki g at tlie Norwalk Civic Opera
Fredericl: 1 Clements Santa enpany s'outdoci t eater, ruined the
But
price.
Barbara, Cel , ecologist wheat at timberline—some
feet above .-ea-level and the
grew well.
It was an Alpine \ariety, and the doctor i- expenmci.tmg with it in an effort to dev l i • at suitable for growing on th. hi. : mountain ranch-
has planted! p.tsentation by then chirping.
11,000 1 —
wheat FIRST SI GAR ( \NK TO BE CUT
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
AICIU.C l»II r.itM iTKrll » I % y VIVT^TL-
Edwin Miller, who was injured in Mr. and Mrs. O'Hair have long bepn ' ^tinp aTurpriiT in "hrobservlce
an automobile accidrn - recently, returned to his home near Morton
T hursuay from the county hospital. their home at the residence on South
i College avenue.
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of Mrs.
LONGVIEW. Wasn., (UP) — For Toe first tinu- in th- histoiy of Long v ,» a , local sui^ai .'.u (* will be cut and igar cxtractrtl. 1 h* nine foot cane was grown by J. J. Majeski.
SMART KID GLOVES $1.98 Classic pullons—Capes kb i that will wear— French Kid for dress eu as: ions. Brown. Black, Beaver. Navy. ADLERS GLOVES “Fit For Everybody" •' f j THE QUALITY SHOP J. H. PIT' HFORI)
Mrs. Clifford Clendenning and children of Greenca tie, formerly of Bloomingtgon, have returned to their home after a few days visit with relatives here —Bloomington Telephone. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Hurst Tteele, wife of i.afe Steele of Marion township who died Tuesday, were held from the New Providence church near Mt. Meridian Thursday
afternoon at 2 o’clock-
Mrs. John H. Allee, who has been ?pending the summer in England, France and Italy, ha.- returned to London. After finishing her work there she will go to Amsterdam, Holland U> do some special work. Funeral services for Mrs. Edna Kivett White, who passed away i Wednesday at the home of her par- ! ents, Mr. and Mr- Oran Kivett. near Alt. Meridian will be held from the ' Walnut Chapel church, near Belle Union, Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock. The Rev. Reulren Masten will be in charge. Interment will be in the Wal-
nut Chapl cemetery.
Funeral services w*ie held at Emi-
j i once Thursday after! on fot J R. ! Michael, 75 years old, who died Tues- | day noon at the home of a daughter,
Mrs. A. D Gray, Motiesville. Mi anu Mrs. Freierick Brooks
and daughtei, Elinor C lymf, who have
residents of this city and both are
very highly regarded. They will make o! ’ ! ‘ e h" 11 ' a '
> * > * Frank shoptaugh of this city. The
home was beautifully decorated with | a profusion of garden flowers and (lighted taper-. Rose buds were giv-; 1
„ , • . Ln as favors. Priies were won by P Boy Is Mirried 1 . ,, „ a Announcement ha. been made of **r. W.lliam NN eise AD-. Grace G^- ■ the marriage of Kenneth Smithson of. * lanl aiu * - r ‘ s ' ' ' i ,>1 '. | Los Angeles, Calif., and Miss Phylis from Greencastle and Indianapolis |
Rahl. The wedding took place on the 1 were guests
Former Roachdale
CASH When Most Needed Fur The Many Bargains Offered You automobile or y„ ur household goods offer >o U the access to r-ad> , tc take adiantave of these. ( all at ocr office oi Phone 15 mdiana Loan Co.
been visiting Mrs. Beitba Terry, near 113th of August at \ aneouver, B. < Belle Union for seveini weeks, left Mis.- Rihl is a native of C anada, and Thursday for their K me at S?tauc- \ M'e groom is the -on of Airs. Nora ket, I. : g Island, N. Y. 'Smithson of Roachdale and a nephew ; of Mrs. James Welch. They will rePermanents $3, $5, and $8 50. | -' ide in Los An 8 ele8 v ' here Mr - SmithSpecials, dandruff treatment, sham- ! ' on ' s * n business,
poo and finger wave Mrs. D. M.
+ + + ■!• 4* •F H. P W. Club Met Wednesday
The Pusiness and Professional Women’s club met Wednesday evening at the College Inn for a dinner meeting. Plans were made for the club
Godfrey Beaut, diana.
Shop
1001 south In22- It
AGA
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So ifreat was the demand in our First Sale that, despite a Large Stock, many of our customers were disappointed. We promised another Sale . . . and so we are now happy to again otter this Remarkable Value . . .
IONA ... an old established brand of'guaranteed quality
Peaches
Delicious Halves In Pure. Sweet Syrup Lai) No. 2'j Size Can
Up Now For
Winter!
none sold to DEALERS
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The
KORKU THEATERGOER’S DREAM Is FULFILLED CARMEL, Cal., (UP)—Many an agonized theatergoer, writhing in the last throes of boredom, has wished for tangible means f..r politely putting a stop to a per umance not to his liking. Carmel’s famed “little theater”— The Theater of the Golden Brow— hu solve 1 the problem for those too polite to boo, or thn 1 decayed vegetables. It has installed wi ker arm chairs, w ich cither permit he spectator to sleep in comfort, or by wiggling throw the a:to,r into confus n by a wave of squeaking and rustlii g.
A Hodge-Podge from Here and fhere
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BEEF RO AST
Armours
Melrose. 1.1).
Young Tender
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TKNDEULINKD STEAK Tender, Juic> Beef. BAGON Sugar Cured V\ hole or Half LI FILLET HADIHH K, Lb.
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SEMINOLE TOILET TISSUE
“Cotton Soft” , Full 1000 Sheet Roll [
Rolls
Dainty Soda Crackers. 1 Lb. |>o\ 15c Navy Beans. 10 Lbs 25c Potatoes, L. S. No. I Gra do. % Lb. Bag 99e
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Pillsbury’s Flour Pure Cane Sugar
Qf . a axSilverbrook DUlier Fresh Paiteuriced Ciearutry
Country Roll Butter
Soap Chips
Bulk Rice ^»>«r «u»mr Buckeye Malt 8 o’clock Coffee
Bread
Lb. Bag JtyC
24 U Bag 63C tt Lb. Bag $1.18
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Lb. Box
Grandmothoi'• Sliced er Whole
Lb
Loaf
19c 21c 10c 49c 22c
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Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Onions 1^; 19 C
(Crimes Golden
ADDks, ^ $1.39 Celery, Per !)z. 24c
Bananas, 4 lbs,
S. Potatoes ' lb. 10c Cauliflower Hd. IQp
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Illness of Mrs. William E. Borah has been diagnosed as psittacosis, 01 "pairot fevei.” CouM this same dbea«e lie affecting tl famous Idaho
senator? • . *
Falling fifty feet and then,walking away from the scere Is indeed a remarkable incident. But that’s what I happened at Tulsa, Okla. Dan Murphy D.pplef from a tower at a petrolrum refinery and escaped with only a ui.-located shoulder. Lucky fellow!
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Sharpest gains in nearly a year were recorded on the New York market yesterday when a bullish oiive ■•ent individual stock issue* upward from $2 to $10 Wheat and cott n prices also advanced and the outlo k on steel was definitely better. The talks can take this kind of news in big dos( s every day as a guaranteed cun for d> pi t ssionitia.
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We see that a jury in the Madison iicuit court ha- found Jesse H Aidlet, mayor of Anderson, a sane man. Mellett was probably confident all the time that he wasn’t “nuts” but it took twelve jurymen to convince certain parties who were demanding that guardian be appointed.
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Lewis H. Robb, county treasurer at Bryan, Ohio, is a cused of a shortage in his accounts amounting to about f.38,000 Taxpayers in that community are probably of the opinion that there is somethin? in a name after all. Do you get it?
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N w that it is n sure thing that the Chicago Cubs and the New York Yankees will clash in the world series, the only question is just who will win baseball’s annual classic. Would n’t the sports like to know!
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The Graf Zeppelin complete)! its fastest trip from Pernambuco, Brazil, to Friedrichshafen, Germany, last night in 61'j hours. Some of these jiiays, aircraft will make the same trip in one-third the time.
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1 Since he measured 6 feet 6 inches I in height, a man convicted of intoxication had his sentence suspende.! when it was found the culprit was too ! tall for any of the jail cells at Alex andria, Va.
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Because his housekeeper always | had hfs breakfast ready without de- | lay at the time he asked, an FnglishI man in his will left Edith Taylor the - sum of $5(1 a year for each year or ! fraction thereof spent in his services. (Tiuly promptness has its reward.
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Navy mine sweepers today were '•earthing for the bodies of two U. 8. marine corps fliers who were lost when their plai e plunged into the Pacific ocean five miles off Point I.oma, Cal. Two more martyr■ to the progress of aviation.
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Ross Young Reelsville, Marries Brazil V oman Mi.-s Osa Cooper, youngest daughter of Mr. and Airs. J. A Cooper of Brazil, and Ross Young of Reelsville, svere quietly married Thursday, September 15th at Marshall, Illinois. The Rev. L. Z. Smith, pastor of the Christian church officiated. The bride was charmingly dressed in light blue crepe with accessories to match. Upon completion of their new home south of Pleasant Gardens, they will be at home to their many friends, there.
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Shewer is Given \ For Recent Bride Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith of Bjrinbridge • ntertained at their home last Wednesday eveninug with a miscellaneous’ shower in honor of their daughter, Dorothy, who recently became the bride of Stanley Sears of
Greencastle.
After a time was enjoyed the bride was seated beside the dining table where she opened the many gifts that were placed upon it. They proved to be very beautiful anj useful and Mrs. Sears expressed her appreciation for them to all present. Mrs. Smith, assisted by Mrs. Frank Miller, seived refreshments.
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W. H. M. SocietyMet Wednesday The summer of 1932 has now passed into history. The harvests which have been lavish thanks to God’s protecting care have been gathered ami garnered, and the activities of the autumn are under way. The Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church met for its initial meeting after the summer vacation period in Keystone chapel Wednesday afternoon. There was a good attendance and judging from the happy earnest faces of those present, the Society is entering on the work of the new year with an eagerness and zest which augurs well for a successful year’s work. The devotions were led by Airs. Briggs, hhe -aid what is our religion for only to help others- The BIBLE is a book of transcendent worth, because it points the way to every need of the human heart, Guidance, Forgiveness, Afflictions, comfort and all other needs. He the loving FATHER is e\er ready to help his trusting children , 'Hie OFFICERS FORUM was most interesting and participated in by all officer present. Burning up the WHY WHERE. HOW and WHEN of the V> mail’s Home Missionary society can Ik 1 answered with one magic word SERVICE. Throughout more than 50 yeai - of the Society's exigence this word has been the talisman by which con • rated effort has lieen put forth to help this mental, mortal and spiritual uplift of our people. RESULTS | show that the.-e efforts have been and are blessed of GOD. Mis* Jeane Leach pleased all with her two piano numlx i.--. Mrs. Browning and her committee were the wel-1 coming hostesses.
And, to make things wo la-waj fined $50 on each of the thro •cnints. $25 on th. fourth .nd oner, ed to get a hun-tinjg llcei jt once
DNCLE SAM DISMANTLE •’ONE-MAN” FORT ON COAST
w ork for the year and a rummage possession of doves, ille. ul ; . rn ■ale November 19 was announced. As of rabbi-ts. .'hooting from an romotbi* w a the first meeting of the year bile, and hunting without
m, pt gram had been arranged in i rder that the year’s work might be
outlined.
Needle ( raft ( lub
To Meet Friday
The Needle Craft Club will meet Friday afternoon -it 2:30 o’clock at the home of .Mrs. Theodore Harris on
Hanna Street + + + + + ABERDEEN. Wash (I P)—Tin
.one-man fort with two alx-ii.ch mod-
Busby Family Reunion L rn guns which n ver fl,„! -h.v s
Held At Fores, Park . being dismantled.
The descendants of Hiram and, Th , fort is loeuU(1 at NnMh Co)t
Nancy (Vice) Busby, Kentucky pto- WiUapa Harbor . an(1 „
ncers, met at the home of Mr. and ^ as a paii , of Uncle Sam -. wanim ,
Airs. J. F Busby, northeast of the f | p f eniM?
cdy, Sept. 4. for then annual family . Th<> guns wel> plare( , , n nn ^ j dinner. This hardy couple reared a ! were nlannw) by a cl -, w of - mfn
„< to children fbe mbs and Bm , Mt 12 ,
five daughters, [one man In charge then Private A.
One daughter, Mrs. Emily Wood, g i>aiiy
o r (Ireenrastle, is the only surviving During that period le was tin member, and was guest of honor. Thel^jy C oas’ defender from the Columother guests were grandchildren and j bia riv . e r to Cap.- Flat ten g:eat grandchildren and great great i
grandchildren. Tho*e present were j Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Busby, Mr. and Mrs. E l Dalby, Mr and Alts. George Garrett and daughtei, Mary; Mrs. L nnie Curtis, Lawrence Mahoney, Airs. Margaret Ga way, Mrs. Mary Gardner, of Greem.-tle; Mr. and Mrs. Warren Godo .id, Airs. Austa j Leverenz and son. Hugh, of Lafayette; Mr. an i Mrs. Z. Harris, of Terre Haute: Air. a I All- Charles Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. I. Flora, Mr. and Mrs. X. F. Kee l, J. Su nn, us, Miss Vivian Harris, of Indianapolis; Air. and Mrs. Everett Siegelin, of Cnicago; Mr. and Airs. A. L. Grubb-, the honor guest, Mrs. Emily Wood, nd the host and hostess, Mr. and Airs. J. F. Bdsby—
Brazil Times.
SUCCESSFUL HUNTER FINED ON FOUR COUNTS HANFORD. Cal (UP)—Tom Dulra. proprietor of a rooming house h re, went huniing. He got conaiderabl> game. He ret urn t : to town, talked of hi* luck- and v i airested on charges
Rheumatics Thrilled.
When Torturing /
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A doctor
fpw pbenomenal succeai ® I \ treating rbeur atum ttu j \ bis office uoi alt»?i
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f from far 1 was flni—
mHite qis outstancllng prest rip n aviQibie tbrougb drug stores so all »ufi'eren could beneXU. Thousands who r. er cream* ed sucb a thing possible have u a Wtoiu’J freedom from the torturing P . s of rteo« mat ism, neuritis, lumbago and neorsif* with this amazing prescription Man M difference bow intense the pain or nca long you've suffered if very first torsi doses don’t bring blessed, c ■ ■inlM druggist will refund your n. t i .in Are no opiates or narcotics n L-No-ms.
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Owl l)ni<r Sion 1
(iRKKNCASTLE HIGH SCHOOL vs. SOUTHPORT HIGH SCHOOL Blaekstock Field, Friday Afternoon At S O’clock ADMISSION 25 AND 15 CENTS,
PRESCRIPTIONS
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See your doctor a( the first M|Cii <>f illness, for, if taken in time, seiious troiihfi- can often be beaded ofl. And when your doctor writes a prescription have* it filled at the "Reliable |‘re-ix-riptKHis” drug store. A our doctor's skill IS of no a\ ad unless bis prescriptions are accurately com-|Hiuiid<-d. Mullins Dnigr Store Telephone 19 West Side Square
EFFECTIVE SEIT. 25 Change of Train Schedules
• New ScheduleSERVICE EAST— Lv. 6:05 A. M , 7:50 A. M„ 9:25 A. M.. 11:23 A. VI., 1:30 P. M.. 3:27 P AL, 5:27 P VL. 7:25 P. M., 10:16 **P. M. SI HMCE WEST Lv. 5:40 A. M., 8:05 A. M. 10:37 A. M.. 13:31 P. M.. 2:26 P. AL. 3:45 *P. M., 4:32 *’• M . 6:39 P. M.. 7:43 P. AT, 9:17 **P. M. 'Except Sundays and Holidays. -Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays only.
Indiana Railroad System f Service at Express Speed ^ • L and at Freight Rates. J ASK YOUR LOCAL AGENT, Tel. 323-X