The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 January 1933 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA^ iuc^Ax, i.. I
SHOES »NU BANHiNO
Thi* Jar.uatv, the shoe factory of Greene » Co. is,running at capatr.ty filling orders for Spring delivery. Whiie, ordinarily. Greene at Co. •o> not require outside financial aid, there arecertaiu teason* when production expenses are abnormally heavy. At such times temporary fund* axe needen *atil these eatra seasonal ordert can be filled and paid for. Therefore, they applied for a "ninety day loan,” which was gxanfd by their banker— because be knew that Gr ene is Co. wers financially responsible, and that the nature of the transaction mace it doubly certa»r. the loan would be paid when due. Thi* describe- i..ypic: '-ommercial bawt loan, »r.'.«.r.fc iKW banus co-operate with thei r cuatorcers and he»p t o spied up busineM.
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ir.ulAMA HANKERS ASSOCIATION ijri ciacit Tower*, iNotaNAPOLis
\inol (iron t met helped. 11 gave m*- TH ^3^^ w jU m«>t with Mr*- program and eave a very mptrurm-e
'* PlK ' - Eart sourwine. Thursday evening at
-trength, neeiied weign
Guns tone -R. P- Muliir?, ftruggist.
THE DAILY BANNER Childbirth Left Her Aid Thin. Worn, Nervous T K ^
' Herald Consolidatrtt .
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Entered in the postoffice at Greencastle, Indiana, as second class mail matter under Act of March 8, 18^8. Subscription prk-e, 10 cents p*r week; 13 00 per year by mail in Putnam County; I3.50 to #5 00 per year by mail outside Putnam County. PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
Society News
read by Miss Ella Coffman as me scriptural lesson. Roll call '* a ® sponded to with quotations from the
,1 ,-,rk= f Henry Van Pyk*
Mrs. R. R- Neal had charge of the
Chinese Leaders Attempt Merger SEEK TO BAND Rfcl.ll.AR A Nil IRREfrl.LtR IROul*.> AGAINST J t P \NRSF. FORTFS
veare comes before it for ratification. New.- tin the United States senate had enacte the independence bill over Pte-ident Ho ver'* veto was re-
vived here about 3 a. m.
fuisi'ie of political and student circles, reaction was without show of enthusiasm. Although little else was discussed during tne day, there was no of-en display of patriotic fervor
as hail been expe ted.
Mrs. Andrew Durham. East .Seminar) street is visiting in Indianapolis for a few day*. The Men's Chorus of the Christian • burch will practice Thursday evening promptly at 7 o’clock. A daughter was bom to Mr. aitt Mrs. William Carson, Manhattan 1 road, Wednesday afternoon. Russell R Brown is attending the Indiana Bankers’ Association annual convention at Indianapolis today The Adult Choir of the Christian eharrh will practice Wednesday evening at 7 . r <0. please notice mange of
time.
Perry M ftu-.h an#i 1 .r,i s J. Arnold vkul attend the Ind.ana Bankers' -tssociation banciuet at Indianapolis this j , evening. .Mr and Mrs. J. L Porter of Northwood had as their guests Tuesday
steady; fairly active on snipper :■ rades; better Kinds >i. a I ib. steer* Jd.irO; 1050 lbs K-IO; buik plain slaughter -veers #4 to 15; butcher heifers *4.0 to #4 50; fat cowa #2.00 to S2J50; few to #3.'0; low cut- ‘ ter.* and cutter- #1.50 to f2/i0: vea’«
50 cents up 10.50 down.
>heep 1500; about steady few 1 loads fed we*;ern* id 25 to id.40; sorteii natives Tn'iO to $d.35; native throwouts #3.5X1 drwn: fat ew^s
to #2
7:30 o’clock. 4. 4. 4. + •h
Mr>. Stoner Ho-stesa 1“ Domestic Science Club
and entertaining book review on •‘The M’agnifi ant Obcession." hy I.loyd
Douglas.
Durinir the social hour the hostess an i her assistants. Miss Leota Moore
The regular meeting of the Dome - an1 Mr . F _,i WJlr d Maddox, served detic Science club was h*- <1 Tuesday af- |j r j ous {e freohuafita.
temoon with Mrs. C. E. fihoner. nej£t meeting will be with Mrs Bloomington street, with Mrs Ben- ( ^ c< , UI . llM . y w iH be featured
nett and Mrs James L Nelson as as- j ^ ^ annua j election of officer*,
sisting hostesses
Mr«. Albert Landes gave a book —
review of “Bent Twigg by Dorothy i
,j < ar.fi-!.1 rw««y-i,r.t number, 'JYj ( (IlM'I'I'llil
III TH jLDD IMPLICATES l.l mbkrman:
two guests, Mrs Charles Broadstreet i and Mrs Eugene Light were present, j Refreshments were served during the)
' s'elal hour. 4* 4- + + + 4*
Rev. Raphael Addresses I Ue D. a. R. Meeting
The January meeting of Washburn pter, D. A R, was held at the home rf Mrs. Ferd Lucas on Fa=t
\l Bello l nion
MUSK DEPARTMENT TO PKF. SENT ‘’BOBBY” THURSDAY
NIGHT AT 7 30
ACCI NF> JOHN HOIJOKAN fi|*pX»SING OF 'LAIN WOMENS BODIES
OF
F At F> DF.iTH PEBRl ARA 17 Former Darlington. lnd~ VSoman Hints at Suicide as She Relates Murder*
PHOENIX. Arii.. Jan. 18, tUPt— Winnie Ruth Judd, landing under the shadow of tne gallows wa* called
nigh’ Mr. and Mrs. J. H DeLx.renri to repeat in court today accusations ,,f j: f : Bemi who are enroute to nat John J. (Happy Jack) Halioran
Florida to =rend the winter
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kaubie have
PEIPING, Jan. 1- .UP)—Chinese military commanders .-ougnt tfeiay to merge regular and irregular Chinese fore'-* to delay further resumption of the Japanese offensive again-t Je. hoi province. (.en. Feng Chan-Ha:, ioannan..er of guerillas who have harrassed the Japaiteae outside the Great Wall, re poited that the Japanaae continue! aerial oombing in the Kailun district, attempting to destroy ibr-e t'mnese radio stations. Feng said tie was sending Gen. la Fan-Ting to t. .engtelu. J' nol capital, and to ptiping to arrar.ge . .operation between Chinese regular arm irreg
ulars.
The Japane-e legation am the 1 ralat 1 t.ian .ettirig fireat Wall -evtor neat .'hatihaikwan iegi-la.ur.- act „n it.
and the ninth ana tenth passes were quiet except for occasional contact* between border patrois. The Japanese said there were no negotiations or Tinaoe ovei/.ures unfirway, vnd that the first move for a settlement mu..: originate with the Chine-e
helped her remove from the .leaih scene t!.e bodies of Agnes Ann LeRni, and Hen vie Samuel *on, their mutual moved from their farm in Madison 1 , V(i) township to their new home at the Indiana -tale farm. Mr. Kauhle is
employed at the -tale farm.
The • aiel-e-) ed In iana girl, under n:* re f de-ats Feb. 17 on convict on on a charge of murdering Mrs.
Probably the greatest enthusiasm was shown at the University of the j P.-.ilippines. Students and faculty; members were jubilant and classe*, were dismissed for the day. Rafael ( Palms, president of the university
Dean Maximo Lalaw, Director Teo- The I2.(M' claim of Margaret Maiioio Kalaw and liean Francisco Ben- | oney against the e-tate of Ellen Be*- ; to cable . congratulations to, the t#,-, ha.- been tran-fern-d to the trial
Samuel PefTiey, a former resident LeRoi, des ribed the wealthy local of Ladr.ga, and well known in that j iumbern.au as ner “companion-after-vi-inity, »as fatally injured at Ko- t:.e., rime” in testifying yesterday at he,-no Monday when struck oy a ■rea«i t - • ■ mm rv hearing on accessory truck He died in Good Samaritan charge?,
hospital following the accident.
Philippine mission at \A ashington. ' I think the hour of our independence has -truck on the clock of eternity,” President Palma commented He expressed nope a ‘•pecia! ronver - tion would be called to ratify the hi!
the terriu-r •
Ten Candidates Take K. 01P. Work
di-ket in the Putnam circuit court follow mg rejection ,y the admini*- • atoi The ciaimanr is seeking the above amount for services allege rendere<i Mrs. Bes-er prior to her
death.
Funeral services were held at tne
< ntinually interrupting her own te . r.ony with hy-terical outbursts. Mr*. Jo ' brought her *tory to a climax by , tiering a threat of suicide. It .me under a relentles- cross-ex-
..iti .n by Halioran's counsel, at-
lucking tar C',ntentg,n8 that the ium-
■hi prepared the bodies for ship-
ment to Los Angeles where she was
a Tested -everal day« later.
' I’m teiling you (,vd's truth,” she ir bj.terly ‘Tm telling you what
hur, h na.r Waveland Wed- l 1 1 ' iu ' when 1 intend to commit
Freedom c
I nesday afternoon for Mrs. Sarah IRxabeth Lcunaon wife of Jonn E Ijimson, wh. ■ died at her home in Crawfordsville Monday. Mrs. Lamson was born May b i8(5i near Port land Mills and wa- well known in tnat
vicinity.
Action On Kill Is Taken Lalmlv
LODGER IN SEVERAL COUNTIES! Merial Nichols, -.>ath Greeigast e. . al p complaint.
1 n 1 tatement drof/[g*d like a bombhell .n the crowded courtroom. .Mr.-. Judd face! another cross-ex-amination to<iay. Halloran’e counsel w i- prep; red to prolong the hearing until the end of the week, if necessary in an endeavor to obtain di=mis-
REPRESENTED AT MEETING \T CIjOVERDAI K
N \TIVE8 OF PHILII’PINFX ONLY SI.U.HTI Y EXCITED BY INDEPENDENCE
j is chargeti with child neglect in an 1 During her ordeal on the stand she I affidavit filed in circuit court by his 1 related all details of the actual kill* ^ former wife, Marie Nichols It is al-j , n ^ >i which she has insisted were 1 leged that Nichols is behind in pay- committed in self defense. She be ! ments for support of his children Of- | h er je. ital by declaring she went j "ccr, -aid \5edne-,ia> that Nicho|jj t0 home of her two friends. There •■va* reported to have left town toi.. as a quarrel. She was attired in evade arrest. pajamas, prepared for bed. She
kip|ied over the next events, then
PETITION FILED
MANILA, Jan. 18 (UP)—Filipinos, for the most part. greetH enactment <<f legislation granting them th<ir long "oright iniUtpcndence apatheticnlty t <iaaa-*a *ftartgW t'omrwst to-thr- 'll.
Ten candidates from lodge* at Inlianapoli.s. Darlington, Thomtown,' Spencer and Russellville, were initialed at a Knights of Pythias meeting *1 Cloverdale Tuesday evening. About 150 persons, including several state 1
iffioer* < ( the |..dge. were pn sent
h> -ion .. Announcement was made here Wed-
Officers of Diamond I»dge No 340 , , , ,... , . , nesday of the filing of a petition in
of.aovenlale arranged the meetmg j United ^ at Ind
ianapolis Tuesday by the Vapcamp
H. King of Indianapolis and di*-
stormy stmggle they have waged trict deputies William F\ Compton of ,. , , , . . , ' -mce the Wnn.,.* ,.f »k- ..a L- in. H I. Clgmmer of tor * bankru rtcy receiver for
Hardware Company of Indianapolis.'
wince the beidnnui* of the century for Russellville and
>ntnn—y. * .-h,e'ri.e ; . ■ ;
Sharp differences voiced hy politi- Rifualistjc .derenionies for the canral leader during the day made it iRdal. - v.tie jlpt On by (‘p- Cloverappear ; •'ul v h,at acriqn, ’he ter- , '*rV ag efficient manner, ritorial I< ature would taliv wbeh ^m-stiotis ‘ relating to hslge topics |, ar the • ' rftiug I4IK granting the also were an-wered by the *tate of-
i-iamt- fdetp independence in in ficers.
I the Jolin Cook aryl Cons Co., store which was closed recently on petition of Miss Nina Cook, who alleged unpaid back salary and other expenses to the extent of -everal thousand d 1-
.As a result of the petition by the ; Indianapolis wholesale hardware con-
cr ntinued.
“M> pajamas were coyered with hloixl. I took them off, and put on ore- and shoes. I ran aM the way
home to my house.”
There, she said, she mef Halioran
an told him of what happened.
' Mr. Halioran fairlY dragged me to
his automobile.” she said.
f>n the way to theiholnp of the two women »he said Halioran advised her t 1 take the bodies to Los Angeles. "We went into the kitchen, Jack
preceding me,” she related.
“The first thing he said wa* ‘My God, Sammy.’ Then he stooped down
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bankruptcy 1 re-eiver^by F^lTudge ^ ^h ^
Baltzell, and he took charge of the ttore from F'rank S toes sell who was named receiver by Judge Wilbur S. Donner in the Putnam circuit court a
week ago
The Vancamp Company is probably the largest creditor of the Cook store. It was said their claim will lie apIproximately ?8,00<). Some preliminary j hearings are expected to be held during the next day or two, after which Judge Baltzell, will appoint a trustee in bankruptcy in case it is found tie;
I!Vancamp petition is proper. O’BRIEN FUNERAL TODAY Last rites for William Waldo
| Xl’Brien,
He picked up
Sammy and carried her into tV hed room and placed her on Ann’s bed ” Mrs Judd said she left the house alone and returned later to find the bed had been made up. fre=h and
clean.
‘He (Halioran) toll me an operation had lieen performed on Sammie,” W l --■1 eptible -11 udd* I .seized her as she added, know certain organs of Sammie were missi
mg."
1 he body of Miss Samuelson was
*on of fir. C/Brien of Dan-
ville weie held Wednesday morning at 10 o’clock from the home in Dan-
ville.
Intern,ent wag in F'orest Hill Abbey.
partially dissected when it and that j " r Mrs. I.eRoi were found in the blood tabled luggage shipped to I os , Angeles.
INDI AN \ 1*0US LIVESTOCK Hogs 0,000 holdovers 115; steady 5 cent off; 120 to 210 lbs- #-3.25 to $3.36; 210 to 25Xi lbs., $3.15 to $3.28; [1250 to .300 lbs., $.10,5 to , $3.20; heavier ft kinds $.3.00 to $3 10; packing sow* I mostly $2.25 to $2.60. Cattle 900; calves *00; about
CVSTLE CAFE Special THURSDAY NOON Fricaseed f'hicken and Strawberry Short Fake
fipHiinary street In ’he business session delegate* were chosen for the 42nd C vntinentai Congress which is to be held at W ashington D- C., April 17 to 20. Deiegrates are: Miss Wil.ielmina Lank, regent: Mrs. Ferd laicas regent alternate: Mrs. T. G Yuncker. delegate and Miss Filla Beckwith alternate Flans were made for a meeting in observance of Washingtons birthday at which time 3 state officer will he the gue.-t *peaker. Recommended film? to he shown here soon are: "He Learned About Women.” "If I Had A Million,’ and ’•Big Kn.adca-t" The s;ieaker of the evening was the Rev. Victor L. Raphael, who gave the history of Indiana for the thirty years immediately preceding its admission a- a -late; that is, from the organization of the Northwestern Territory iu 17*7 to 1816 The address was both interesting and instructive and was much appreciated by the chapter. 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* Council of Club lo Meet Thursday The Greencastle Council of Clubs will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock in the community room of the Methodist church. Member? of the affiliated clubs are urged to he presftu. 4* 4* 4* 4* -F 4 1 New Maysvillp Club Met Friday The New Maysville Community club met last Friday afternoon with Mr*. Elsie Hinkle. Twenty members respionded to roll call with "Thoughts for Today.” Mrs. Majors sang “Living for Jesus.” All joined in iepeating the club collect. Mrs. Faye Thompson read an interesting paper on "Alaska ’’ Mrs. Ethel Miller also read a piapier on "The f harm f Good Manners.” which all enjoyed Mrs. Hattie Kendall and Mrs Corda Jeniple entertained with fun featureconsisting of contests and =tunt.s. Prize winners were Mrs. Gladys Sutherlin and Mrs. Hazel Lovett. The hostess served refreshments of spice cake and grape juice. The next meeting will he held with Mrs. Della Job. 4, 4, 4, 4, 4. 4, Crescent Rehekah To Meet Thursday Crescent Rehekah Lodge No 7fi3 will meet in regular .-e*-sirn Thursday night at 8 o’clock. There will lie roJfesFiments and entertainment d iring Die social hour. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4, .1. a. V5 est Madison Twp Home Economic* Club Met The West Madison'Home Economic club met Wednesday afternoon January 4 with Mrs. Hldnn Braj-tam. Nine member* and two guest* responded to roll call Mrs. Francis Ruark gave a talk on cutting and fitting of dresse-. During the social hour refreshments were served. Date and place of next meeting will he announced later. 4* + 4* ♦ 4* 4- 4" Russellville Girl Weis At New Market The marriage of Miss Lillian Wordall of Ru*sellviile and Denni- Bray, ofj ladoga. was solemnized by Rev. Alex-1 ander Edrington, Baptist mini-ter. at' his home at New Market on Saturday afternoon, January 14 The ceremony wa* witnessed hy Mr. and Mrs Oral Witty of Ladoga. The couple will re--ide on a farm in south part of Montgamery county. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. I- F. E. Bridge ( bib Meets Tonight The I., p. p Bridge club will meet with Mr*. Raymond Baldwin of tirreicrstli* thi* evening ,t , to 0 '_ •lo'k. 4- 4- + + + +
Under the direction of Miss Dorothy I^wis, the music department of Belle Union high school Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock, will present the operetta, “Bobby.” The production will be staged in the high school
gym.
The production concerns the troubles of Robert Malone, an only son. who has been brought up in the old fashioned way in a rural community. He lacks books, music, leisure. and Anne, with whom he is in love. Bobby does not like the farm and his father and work hands have decided he is good for nothing. Bobby Jose? piatience and, telling his mother of his plans, leaves home with a vow not to return until he ha* won fame
and fortune.
The Great White Way of New York is kind to Bobby and on October 2 we find him a successful young man. He returns home followed by members of a Broadway troupe who wish to do him honor. An entertainment is put on at the Malone home and nut of the merriment comes a sudden surprise, and Anne. In addition to the cast there is a , chorus of farm hands, entertainers | and Broadway professionals. The
cast follows:
Dutchy Willard Cummings ! Selina Kathleen Butler Jack Kendall Keller
Joan . Pauline Hurst OC Mr Malone Robert Walti «9Da£0
Mrs. Malone Alda Butler i
Ptrhapt you did cot know tiut your car represents a lacisji acrenai from which you can draw out the money you naed, tarried folk who are keeping , and steadily employed can obtain needed money in this v>av and have ample time to repay u on our easy monthiv repaymtai
plan.
Only your own signatures art required; no cuuide cntlcnci or esnoarrasauig invesligauom art required. If you need money, you may feel irec to see us without obKgaucn Indiana Loan Co.
241
F. Wash St.
Phone 15
home through a p.antrv window ana
awakened Mrs. Schmalzer.
They demanded her money. When Mrs. Schmalzer said ' e had only ,15 cents, they applied mit’che. to e r hare feet. Screaming in ag n\. Mrs. Schmalzer finally admitted she had
$10 hidden in her husband'* at.
The torture bandits took T. money
and fled.
* I $
fPrcnounced No-!Cej»
No-K ii a Doctor'* prescription. If not convinced that No-K n the mo»t effective cou.^ii preparation you have tvtak . )»t v,iii
refund your mcr.cy.
Bargain Bullmnn and Coach Excursion to NIAGARA FALLS
Round trip In toadies
Robeit Malone Gloria Anne Ed Town constable Mr. Yalazco . . .
Jewell Smedley .. Helen Smedley Imogene McCloud Leo Colwell Lloyd Hurst . . Sterling Parker
WOMEA TORTI RE BANDITS CHICAGO, Jan. 18. (UP)—Two ruihies women torture bandits entered the home of Mrs. Rose .Schmalzer, 22. today and burned her feet with matches until she was forced to reveal the niding place of her money. The wom.-n, one a blonde amt the other a vivacious red-haired girl about 20 years old, broke into the
January 27 and 28 Ijeave 4:04 p m. or 0:50 i i. . F'liJaf or Saturday. Return limit Mmidin
Jan. -30.
In Sleeping ( ars, .Ian.28 (Including round trip Pullr, u Fan')
(Each) l»o Person*
To Lower Berth
(Me person to lower berth '1(2' One jierson to upper berlh *II.W Leave 4:04 p m. Return Sunil nipht
$11.50
See the Fa I b« in V'inter Splen hit. Reautiful Night Illumination in tninf* Full narticular- at Big 1 nr Si at inn. big eoi b Born:
FINAL DRESS CLEARANCE $1.95 Any tail or Winter Silk Dres*., including values (1*1 (1^ up in $10.00. now v* •*'*" Ladies’ M ash Procka, t . TMf* Sizew, 14 to 48. Special 4 t/v Kid Gloves, formerly $1.98, Q|J THE QLALITY SHOP J H. PITCHFORD
Keystone Bible < lass Has Meeting Mrs. O. D. McCullough was hostess to the members of the Keystone Bible class of the Methodist church Tuesday evening at her home on south Jackson street. The occasion was the January social meeting of. (the organization with a large representative number present. The twenty-seventh Psalm was
A Great Big 25 Bushel Self-Feeder for $19-75 Teed* V* to 7ft plga—1« bu alao, •l«.'4A--Automatic SielM loalng D® 0 ' 1 io** f# ** HeaUwir Froor—dipped In creowote wo.hI prewervi-i--wUi Uat to to ftO yoara (tavea 4eed Mart your ptga on a Balai' 1 * 4 nation made ot Homo Grown Feed*. They make lUgKcr Gain* eh** fed the NATIONAI. Hay. He farnlah Feed Formula Free .MakeV'*' corn bring you 4# cent* per buahel or more. W. »“«* eapenaeo to oaieonien who «-*n qualify *• •® il ■SAIIONAL producU. Halea eapertence unnw-eaMiry. HritetodajW national live STOCK REMEDY CO.TJX.W