The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 November 1932 — Page 2
THE DAILT BANNER, GREEN CASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ] ] lt<:g _
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THE DAIRY BANNER And Herald ‘Jonsolidated ‘ It Waves For All" • Kntefed in t+ie postoffiee at Greencastle, Indiana, as s?oond class mail ! matter Act of Marcii «, 1*78. j Nulccr'.pUon price. 18 cents per week; .*>3JR per year by mail in f’ ut nam ‘Jr.unly; f3.r>M to fn.OO j»>)' yfa' ; by 'Anil outside Putnam County.
Quickly Wins Neuritis Relief Findr. Doctor’* Pre»cription That
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'Stops Pain* Like Magu
SOCIETY
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
Suflerars ure amazed wltto tbe 6p«*»Kl and Uiorougline-^ Hu-No-Mn ouquw'' 6** v teres t p u lu t of ut-uriiis. rheumatawii and lum-
If fijst 3 dose*
Dago, don't
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[ On til r (1uh To Vleet Satunday
J Recent Hrlde Given j Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs Neal Allan and Mrs. Curtis l Minnich entertained Thursday a^ r -1 ' noon at the home of Mrs. Allan, north of town, with a miscellaneous shower for Mrs- Lester Lenard, formMiss Zela Miimich was just
will be r e f v Wonka 1U«
dos
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a o c e f n d t» d ruaglc—
powerful—
yet absolutely imrualess. Cootalns no
opiates or narcotics. Try tbls amazing prescription tliat puts tba bed-ndd«n on their teet tree ot pain and ready lor
work Don t %altl
OWL IHU1G STORE
! day afternoon at " itli Miss R
Joslin. Prof. Nichol *11 talk to i flub. A full attendiu • is desired
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Cdward FiteljcrKc Jr to his home at 212 W. treet with the flu.
is confined VV'ishinvtnn
ARMINTK K DAY OBSERVED
The Century Club will meet Sa'.ur- iccciitly marned. The brideeived
\|r . Lee Reeves, Mrs. Alva Thoma , \|!v Oscar Thomas, assisted the .. with a short program of read.ni s and co tests. The home was decorated with pink and white Chrysuiithenmms. Dainty refreshments
were served. + •!• + + + +
( enlurj ( lub do
Meet Saturday
Use Your C
AS MHWi.v -if n ^
of of tslr
Also loans on household hvestock. ( all or phonr i r ,
Indiana Loan ( i. 24 F. M ashin!>to„ si. Rhone i 5
The DePauw 0>:f >rd Nub quartet and Gospel team will give a program Sunday evening at the Fincastle
church at 7:15 o’clock.
Mrs. Ida flyerer, west Walnut street, is reported confined to ber
(United Press)
A feivent prayer for peace went up today on the celebration of the 14th anniversary of the armistice
ending the world war.
As the pe pie of the United Stares and England bowed theii heads at 11 u. in. in a one to two-minute silence in honor of the win dead, the
Airs. 4 hapnian Hastes
To Friday Circle
The regular meeting of the Friday 'circle was held Thursday afternoon , at the home of Mrs. < D. ( liapman,! :.;13 Anderson street. Mrs. Alta Nowgent had charge of the program on
the subject "The Coining World’s I The Century Fair” During the social hour (he | Saturday
served reffpshro6nts.
Club will meet on
SOU >T PMJtOlSly tmUmu
! with Mis
afternooii, November 12,! fact that a , | J( , 1||( , Rose Joslin, 514 South j married for the fir i time uoul l u
HeiM- avenue, Prof. F. B Nichols J sufficient thrills,
Id siitstk on “Folk Contributions to
DePauw Graduate Is lh( , l iterature and Music of France.”
Married At 'pptidl4*toii v •!• •Miss Mary France- Browning and ■ 0|iv<> Missionary 1/fiwrence Allen, son of Mr. anil Mr n iis Meeting
*' loner m nonor 01 me wai i, uit- , I; ‘ hmie by illness. Her son, Robert wim | c of th( , world indicated a strong K ^ ^ ,len 0 , y “1 , „ ,, v _•... » :n .w«,' I.AM .r . , nt Pendleton. O ■tooer . with me i.e\
.also has b°en ill. wa.- reported belt t
| popular feeling, in the midst of ! econo,mi - depre .-ion, for an end to
Rev. Paul Arnold will begin a two
weeks meeting Monday night, Nov. | war and the burden of armaments. 14, rt the First Christian church in | I" England, the king participated
The Mi
! met Thursday Layman Hepler.
at Pendleton.
Pierce officiatii g. Tbe bride i.- a graduate of Indiana Nurses, Training
school. Mr. Allen is a graduate of onducted the devotions. Mr-. Albert DePauw university ami has al- i at-1 Landc - gave the second chapter of
Cloveidale. Fv ryon'- is cordially in-j in the solemn services at tbe < min- 1(?n( | oc j | n) jj ana | av . school for three| i,he text b:ok, the subject Iwinp, "The
vited
Governor-elect Heroert H. Lehmm (left) of N-w York congratulating President-elect FTanklin D. 'Roosevelt, in New A or);.
USED CARS SPECIAL'S For Today and Salm.day 'i
i $55
1927 Ftird Tudt»r Wire Wheels—A-1 1928 Chevrolet l oupe
Humble Seal
1928 V elie Sedan
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1928 Whippet Sedan
1924 Huiek Sedan A Real Bargain 1924—Ford Sedan
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$75 $65 $75 $45 $20
EXTRA SPECIAL Chevrolet Coach- 1930
\ real clean, good looking A-l 4'ar through and through.
Priced during Thursday. Friday and Saturday—Gut tu
$225
Several Others to Choose From
L. - H. Chevrolet Sales Inc.
DPFN LVFMNG
PHONI 34f»
John H Bee«on and Ralph G. Wilson have filed a suit in circuit court against Ralph Ramsey and C. II. Ramsay, to collect an alleged unpaid note. The plaintiffs make a demand of SI00.
Mrs. John Knight, east Elm street, has received word of the serious 11noss of her brother, T. M Pierson of New York. 'Mr. Pierson has visited Imre often and i.‘ well known to many Greencastle person.-.
taph to the war dead in Whitehall 'I wo minutes of silence was maintained throughout the country. President Albert Lebrun headed the
observance at the tomb of the un- j
known soldier in Paris, and the coun- : ID Kappa Mel try preserved a minute of silence. I Ihursday Evening
A silence of two minutes was oh- H'mbands and friends of members served in many cities throughout the °f Lri Kappa sorority Indd il iii "i
United States. With the absence of
years The couple will be at home at Chinese Family ”
1)24 Broadway, Indianapolis after a Two selections from the October short wedding trip. Fa iend, “Mother’s Day in Japan” and
+ + + •!' + “Our Work in China”, were rend by
a Mrs. Von Tress.
Thirteen members and two guests
trials and diffi-
culties. But to make matters worse, the sudden attempt : t man iago on the part of Uncle Henry will cut Mr nephew, .lark, out of Jllin.OfKa he quenthed to him thn ugh hi a.i'.,,,
Olivo Missionary Soeiety j fa1her ’ s Wl11 - ! iin,i f' two
afternoon with Mrs. friMlds ever ‘ ,r l^gth of k,.| , j. Houck : nnnmE ' Uncle Henrv, hut he i- not to
4 be outdone, becaufia- he haa- m a do up his mind to get married and a result he is aide taa go throng ,11 difficulties to outwit Id nephew anal
get married.
Mrs.
Mrs. S. H. Town received a letter Friday tnoming from Mrs. B B. McMahan aianouna'iiag their safe arrival at Vancouver barracks, Washington, and that they were all well and very much pleased with the prospect of their new surroundings.
President Hoover in Calif rnia, there was no official ceremony in Washington, hut patriotic pilgrimages were made to the tomb of the unknown soldier and of Woodrow Wil-
Claude Lucas, of Danville, former state motor vehicle officer in this district, has been removed to his home a* Danville alter being in the Methodist hospital at Indianapolis for the past eleven months with in uries suffered in an accident.
BROWN IS READY TO OUIT HIGHWAY POST
Uoy Brown, a^je 48, of Sulliv i, who was leturned her' front Dicatur, 111., on a charge of escaping from the Indiana ,ate farm Aug. 24. was sentenced to sen. 1 to 5 years In the Indiana late pri-on Friday morning ny Judg. lamps P Hughes
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 11 (UP)— Discussion of appointment of a new state highway director grew in official circles t day following a closed meeting- of the highway commission here yesterday. , It was reported reliably that John Brown, (.resent director, is ready to resign Admittedly the post will he taken by a Democrat. Commissioner: declined to comment, explaining they will meet again Nov. 2B. It was recalled that during the campaign, Paul X McNutt, newly
ular business meeting at the home of S. R. Rariden, east Walnut street, last evening. The regular routine business meeting consisted of reports of all ' fficers and committees which reflected progress in all branches nt the organization. Balloting on candidates for membership in the men’s organization consumed the remrindei
of the business session.
As Is the custom at this meeting, the wives and friends who had been previously invited were entertained with a social hour following the transaction of business. Dainty refreshments o' 1 salad, nut-bread sandIwiehes, cakes, coffee, and a special frozen dainty were served in copion I helpings to the invited guests, i This meeting which is an annual affair was admittedly the large ; and best of many such Meetings and the wives and friends were loiui in their piaise for the organization and ap-
preciation to the host.
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w. ie present. Duriig the social hour refieshments were served.
BUY your rookies and Candy of the Christian Chur<h- Junior Choir, Sntunhr , November 12, at Sam Hanna's and the Electric Light office it
GROVEL AND M\N BACKS ( VR OVFR DU GHIKK
elected govern >r, several times prom
Led a complete shakeup of the high-j Two Are Guests way and public service commissions, At Birthday Party
in event he was elected.
ROOSEVELT TO REST
ALBANY, N. Y. Nov. 11 (UP)—
Fir-t s(p| p t > extradite Fdward Lewis, a iienai farm escape, from another staie, nave lie^n taken in die
Putnam circuit court. Lewis will he T , ., , , , „ , President-elect Roosevelt prepared to-
returneit to Greenca-Uc for sentence' on a charge of escaping from the | ^ • farm April 5, T.'H2, while serving
term imnosed at South Bern!
f< r a ,'Ba 'k to the Farm” movement all his own for a week-end of complete rest, the first real one in
more than three months.
Mrs. Basil Sanford and George Reising were honor guests at a birth day patty at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Basil Sanford, Wednesday evening. Nov. f) A pitch-in supper was served, cafeteria style, at 6:30 after which the remainder of the evening was spent in playing cards and cnI j' >'ing a general good time.
More miles for less money. Home Oil Co.
RADIATORS 1ROZFN A sudden cold wave which swept ; down on Greencastle Thursday caused an epidemic of frozen automobile ! radiators Friday, according to local j garage men who were kept busy during the day thawing and draining * radiators and refilling with anti freeze preparations.
CAMP**® MARltuy
Potatoes, 1 altcjr Mich, with (irooery order. Pk.
Soap Chips i i ii Box
(dcoa—Hcrshey's I Lb ( mi
Phones 82 - 83
1J c Swift’s ‘( oral’ Bacon, Lb |9c
(Due of the Finest)
21 i* S w *fl’ s Premium Hams, center slices, lb. 25c Sirloin Steak, The very best, Lb. J5c
UiNquick, ( utters Free
Marshmallow^ i M I'k".
Noodles 1 Lb. Pkg. Daly
Dotes. 2 Lb. Put F'resh, (iood
Starch, l.aundri 3, 1 Lb. Pkg. .
Apricots, dried, fancy, 2 Lb Not Slabs or Pieces
15c 32c 15c 17c 23c 17c 27c
Pork ( hops, 2 Lbs 25c Pork Steak, Lb. 1 Pork Picnics, luean. Good* Lb. (L*
Al l. GUTS
VEAL — IAMB
DRESSED FRYS YOUNG HENS
Try This One
F'KFSH FISH OYSTERS
lie
Jersey Sweet Potatoes
No. 1 5 Lb. For
Pineapple, 2'No. 2 cans for
31c
H Lb. Cooking Onions I Fancy f abbage 1 Jumbo Celery I Head l,eUiice
Celery Cabbage Large Crisp, 2 for
Cucumbers, Large Hot House, Fa.
All For
23c
Leaf Lettuce. Lb
15c 124c 5c
We have what you want at prices you can afford to pay—Our quality is second to none. For convenience sake, try Campus Market.
THANK YOU
The Governor was to set out for Those present wen* Mr. and Mrs "Krum Elbow", his Hyde Park coun- | Ben Pace, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hertry home, late thi- afternoon, there ) )Prt( M r . and Mrs. Clifford Reeves, to remain until Monday night. .\f r . „ n , t M rs . Russell Mace, Miss "I am going to do absolutely noth-; Frieda Hall, George William Taylor ing,” he told newspapermen. “The lid I 0 f Buffalo, N. Y„ Mr, and Mrs. Geo. will be .>n, so far as news is concern-1 Reiging and daughter Mary June of ‘ ^ | Brick Chapel, Mr. and Mrs. Igiverne Mr. Roosevelt, showing a trace of. Sanford and Mr. and Mrs. Basil Sananoyance at the reports of possible | t ord and daughter Charlotte Ruth,
appointees to his cabinet, issued the following statement under the ron tion: “In view of wholly unauthorized rumors with reference to positions
mder fenderal government."
All left at a late hour wishing Mrs. Sanford and Mr Reisinz mam more
happy birthdays.
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Brick ( hupel Members To
Haid Pitoh-ln Supper
Brick Chapel and community will hold t> '‘pitch-in" supper at the church at 6:30 o'clock next Tuesday evening.
INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK ! invl^n't
Hogs 7000; holdovers 260; steadv | . T" T' 10c off; 100 to 200 lb-. rf3.75 to $.1.85; 1 P ' ,,rin,rln,( iin ‘ l an( ' thp '-
The seventoen months old baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Farl Sutherlin, of near Groveland. is recovering nicely from the scalp wound and i.ther injuries rceeix'e I when her father backed his automobile from tic garage and struck her. The child was knocked down and wheel passed over her about the chest and
shoulder.
The child was rushed to Danville to Dr. B. \L O’Brien, who dressed the wounds. The scalp was cut at t oss the back of the head, taking ten stitcces to close. A large dose of anti-toxin for loekjav was giver, because (lie w< und had dirt and cinders in it Ton' (he dri vay. An x-ray disclosed that the -l ull was not frae lured as was first 'beught. There did not appear to lie • ny serious internal injuties resulting from the car pas.-ing over the child’s body. The scalp wound was t ought to have h en inflicted by t • bumper of the car striking the chili; on the back of
the head.
Mr Sutherlin had started to Dave when his small box ran to the car wanting to g< with him. Upon asking the boy where hi- litle sister was iic answeted that be was in house. But in backing out he ran over the little gorl when -h" attempt-
ed to run behind the car.
ART EXHIBIT TO OPEN (Continued From Page One) known artist, said in part "Emil Cnrisen whosp recent death remnvei from American art colonh one nf the finest and most a''complislip I | „? painters was born in Denmark . . . He was a great pointer. Through Inconsistent adherence t , the mighty force of understatement, through his avoidance of all cheap methods nf appeal or hurried use of devices lo gain efects quicnly. thiough the *e hnical beauty of the surfao ie was great, if we use the word in it« simple sense of extraordinary in accomplishment, and he was very nearly unique among his contemporaries in hi.-: attention to each step of his work from tiie beginning to the end.’’ In general the exhibition i- (mite new Many of the paintings were exhibited for the fir-t time thi cummer, having been shown in the summer exhibitions at Glou vsier, l.yme, Mystic, Provincetown. and Rockpott The several canvasses by S. 'iemuiif Schell were counted among the best of the .-mailer studies in the (Oil exhibition at Mystic, C nn. The gallery will be open to visitoi s late afternoons Saturdays ami Sundavr. until just before Thankxgixing.
Markets'
i ,. .. . ,, , i dish of food, to be used in the cornlatter for most 120 to 180 lbs 200 to .. . j.o-r , mon meal After supper there will be
•i25 Ins. ,$3.55 to $3.65: packinfir sows I • i
«oka. K special music and District Superin-
$2.50 to $3.35. . , * ^ •
c «<i -on n i ,oa ‘ tendent C. C. Ford will conduct the Cattle 500; Calves 400; general | , |U;u „, rl 00Tlf , rpn( . p jvi hj ,
active, tending higher; few
I trade
steers to sell around *7; some heifer-- $ 1 to $6.50; most rows $2 50 to *3.25: few $3.50 and above, low cut- . ter- and cutters $125 to $2.25; x'eals I 50c and up $6.50 down, j ' Sheep 1100; lamb- up 25c or more; ' most'ewe and wethers $6 25 to $6.50 several $6.75; bucks $1 off; throwouts down to $3.
REHE VRSALS START FDR
"HFNRY'S WEDDING
Reheat.sals are nnv, underway for the staging of the show “Henry’s Wedding,” to be given in the high school auditorium, Nov. 21, 22 at 8:15
p. m. •
Uncle Henry, a confirmed liaclielor, suddenly falls in Inv with the widow < I 4 1 '. Samantha Green. Samantha has been married twice before, so it I.- not a new experience fer her. The
ENTERTAINS < LI B BUYS
The hoys of 'he local I gle I iurSquare Club were the gue-l of Rev Albert F. Monger Thursdo' evening it was an informal dinnei . ! wa,
fully enjoyed by all present
In the business meetiii" that followed, several important c nts were brought up. Among these u i the fact that they ard expecting (■ ml delegates to the annual Older Boy'- Tint^p i ference, November 25 to " Newcastle. Also the boys arc i binning a regular basketball season ihi vear. Teams from Indianapolis. I al ivette,
and Terre Haute h;ive alr-ady
scheduled and they are opi bir fam-
es with any other teams.
The club meets every Tuesday evening and hopes to have • veral important speakers thmugl ut the present school year. The I mb' i' nlir ' Square nub is a memlier "f tlv Torek Bearers organization, i rni'mn-wide •“pries of religious club- and have a young and very capahb leader i"
Buel Kenyen.
In the past few xCeek -inre 'honl started they have played : '■ " yame' of football anil have won They d' 1 hope to take part, in other -ports.
F'DRMFR RESIDENT DIES George Smythe, age 84, died at his home at North Salem Tuesday morning, after a lingering illness of two years. The deceased was horn in Putnam county in 1848 and is the last of a large pioneer family of that (ommunity. He wa., united in tnurriageto Sarah Culbertson and to thi, union was born two children, Rosco 1 , of Roachdale, and R. y of New Mays* ville. In 1A12 he married Mrs. Alice Lumpkins of North Salem, and has 1 lived here since. Mr. Smythe was ' u constant and devoted member of j lire Methodist church of North Salem, and before his death he made j all arrangements for his funeral that was held there Wednesday afternoon, with interment in the New Mayaville cemetery.
address to the people. Every family ij of the church and cummunity is unr-l j ed to participate. It will be an enjoy | j able occasion. I |
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Veterans Auxiliary To
Meet Monday
Tbe Auxiliary to Veterans nf Foreign Wars will hold their regular monthly business meeting Monday evening at 7:30 o’clock at the Elk’s club loom. The following officers will he installed: Mrs. J. A. Friend, president; Mrs. Lucille Williams, senior vice presi-j den; Mrs Blanche 8cider, junior vice president; Mrs. Mary Hurst, treasurer; Mrs. Harold Edwards, secretary; Mr,. Lillie Reeves, chaplain; Mrs. June N'ewgent, conductress; Mrs Mollie Wamsiey, guard; Mrs. Crystil Black, six nvonths trustee; Mrs. Jesse Cox, first color guard; Mrs. Stella Sutherlin, second color Kunrd; Mrs. Clark Glover, third color guard; Mrs. Frank Sutherlin, fourth color guard; Mrs. Meda Long, historian; Mrs. Hurst, musician; and Mrs. Baynard, patriotic instructor. After tlft* business meeting the auxiliary and veterans will have a joint social meeting
Special for Saturday
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Kite! Floral Company
“SHOOT” somf: INDOOR PICTUKI S
Now . . . with Verichrome film and 'be af Photoflas-h I.amp . . . indoor oic'tires ill n "- T| are as cer'ain as in daylight.
Try some indoor pictures some night Then let us handle the developing and P r,l ! l, ''| You’ll like the kind of prints that come tnm our up-to-date laboratory.
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