The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 January 1933 — Page 3

the daily banner, greencastle. indiaKa, Saturday, January 28, 1933.

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SALE: Clean coal, Guaranteed quality. 28-tf.

F or Trade: 1925 model body. Phone 868-X. 28-3p

1 One or two ri ,|. ~ southeast rif Putnam

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,r.t Arthur Real’s sale 7 fi horses,

1 complete

all practically new,

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FOR iu i:: Prazil Block, lower v^n ItW per ton Frazier and Huff-

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,F: Extra Rood team of 72G-Y. 27-2ts

I MONROE TWP. INSTITUTE T() BE NEXT. FRIDAY

Greencastle. 24; ( rawfordsville, 20.

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PlayinR with a shifted lineup. Greencastle's 1'i sr er Cubs took the measure of their old rivals, the Orawforrisville hiyh -chool basketha’I team for the second time this season. 24 to 20. in the Wabash collefre gym Friday night- The up-Monon squad led l ’> to 11 at the half but the locale came hack in the third quarter to forge into a 19 to 14 lead and were nevier in great danger during the final frame.

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Maiaska. Athenian ace, was high point man for his team with :t baskets and a free toss, a total of 7 points. Maiaska. we are toid. has been averaging about l.'l points per game, so it appiiears as though the Cubs slopped the Crawfordsville ’hot shot” fairly well at least.

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Honestly, every time Maiaska got the ball we shuddered. That hoy's got IT or whatever it takes to make a field goal. He has a keen pair of optics

p: Old barn, shed or used j and his floor work is just about as

ENT: Modem fumishe I

close in. 302 West FrankMadison. Ip

[NT: Furnished room, two

square. Phone 715-K.

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Wanted—

Oreencastle i24t Crawfordsville (20t

SPl.F.MHIt PKlKiRVM AM' PREMIUM 1,1ST PREPARED FOR F AKMERS

FG FT PF

Ham'n.d f 0 Cox, f 2 M'An.ly c 1 Knauer g 1 Gofrey g 0 Cm’hell f 0 Hurst, g 3

FG FT PF

2 Canine, f 0 • Dukes, f 2 I Kirk, c 1 2 ! Maiaska g •’! I I M'('arty, g 2 0 .fohrtsnn, f 0 0 Bayless, g 0

FRED F- BOATMAN (HtlRMW .1. 11. Ktiuionson and Mrs. I.illian I. Pierre AA ill Speak in Morning .and Afternoon

Totals 7 10 f> Totals

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Referee, Harri (Indianapolis) empire. Babb (Westfield I

Rural llfi.

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Earn qtii k ' .ash raising mushinomn cellnr, (shed. Odorless, simplified nethod.^C 1 P' purchased. Guaranteed | “furni.-hel. Valuable h.iok : il, .IPSO Lincoln Ave., Chi- |

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Male Bri ' ! M.m wanted in ' Greencastle

his local!t a- Direct Representative! ^^^^Jown Oil Company Sell

and farm trade on easy; s. Experience not neces-j

hi estment required. Chance (late steady income. AVrite:

Iter, General Manager, (KUO Hank Bldg., Cleveland,

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good as any coach could desire.

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The game got rather rough at times “Hurstie" was deliberately tripped once hut it got by the

officials.

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Scoring by quarters:

D Housework by exper- . AVrite Fillmore, Ind., Box 27-2p ■ i seel la n eons— Take care of your il tuned, Mr. McDermid ? thi- week of Jan. .Iftth. n ents call Miss Elizabeth A IXANCflto the music of The leveller* a Wildwood Sunday night, idmissionll'> and 10 cents. Ip

h P. MITLl INS s|-| ths I \ I ll s. PI P < H \l'l I

Pep nasi n was held in the high

pt rum yesterday instead of icau-e of inclement weath-

rep sees rhool atu)it he fym lx

The span er, R P. Mullins, gave very ilk resting discussion of the ollowinif j>- bits; !• Loyalt not only meant being tyal to the team, hut loyal to the thool as w< ". 2. AlAf athletic was pkjraical, moral development. Also the common grounds upon ^_^_B>uld all meet. !• hotiId live up to in lit •• in regard to the physipn and work, because of the re|iutation of the i Od MIHuiaity is often based upon all teama. Anotl^Jsp.mkcr a t chapel also was . the Tiger Cub’s flashy He spoke in behalf of te team.

D CIV \L settlement ■ DC ESTATE Notice hi, hereby given to the Cred<M 'Si Heirs md l.egatees of Johnat*n Houck, ilecea.sed to appear in the utnani Qt uit Court, held at Greenon the I tth J *3.9, and -how cause, if why the Final Sett dement Ac'h of .--aid dered^^^^not he approved; and said Intified to then and there of heirship, and receive ^^^^^utive shares. ^^^^Bthe Clerk of -aid Court, >i< 21 at dn . of January. 1933. John W. Herod. Flerk Putnam Cir>it Court No. 7429. Oillen All.yon Attorneys. 21-2t

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Crawfordsville 2 11 I ft—20;

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The Cubs made good on III out of I ' attempts from the foul line. Free ( throws will win or lose many a game. Keep up this good percentage, gang. ■

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The Athenians collected K field goals to 7 for the locals Only one of the Athenian buckets was a close in shot which speaks well for the Greencastle defen e.

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Ken Rush of the Journal-Review told us that Crawfordsville in the first half looked the hottest he had seen them this year. We agreed with him that they were torrid all right, snagging 5 taskets from out on the floor in about 8 or 10 efforts.

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A' no time during the tilt did Coach Edmonson have his regular first team in action. By that we mean. Hammond. Campbell, McAnally. Hurst and Godfrey were not on the floor at the same time. “Eddie'' started Cox and Knauer in place of Hurst and Campbell. Both of the former named boys turned in some nifty work. Maiaska. Athenian ace, was able to snag only one basket while Knauer was guarding him. Knauer also registered the first points of the battle. Cox displayed a good floor game and incidentally counted 2 fielder and a point from the charity stripe

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We hope they clean up the Wabash gym before reg'ional tournament time. The bleachers, the press box. the floor and dressing rooms were certainly dirty last night. A number of both sexes, were heard complaining about their coats.

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And those lines, which are only fain' marks on the floor, used in high school games should be painted so that they can be ,-een by tourney time Any team would have the right to report this condition to Czar Tie ter of the IHSA A.

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At times, we have thought Greencastle showed poor sportsmanship to r visiting team and their fans but ourj cheering section is a credit to what i we heard up at Crawfordsville. The

held all to 9 advantage at the half hut the visitors braces) during the final part of the tilt and won Brand was the main cog in N'ew- Market's : victory while (Tunes kept Reachdale ! in the running - .

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EMINENCE ROMPS Eminence romped over Belle Union Friday evening to the fune of 2fi to 9 in a game played at Eminence. The contest was far more interesting during the first half which ended 19 to 5. in favor of the Alorgan county netters. Smedly looked best for the losers while Lauderman was the hip tioise for Eminence, •

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H. S. NET S< ORES ( oimersville 3ft; Tech 31. A iacennes 3ft; Brazil 27. shortridge 18; Cathedral I ft. ( olunihus .39; Franklin 30. Creenshurg 24: Greenfield 20. I.chanon 31; Kokomo 30. Peru 27; Newcastle 24. Seymour 33; Scottshurg 25. Bloomington 20; Bedford It. Shelhyville 21; Martinsville 18. Munrie 32; Richmond 25.

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A splendid program and iiivinium | list have been prepared for the annual Alomoe township farmer-' institute to he held in the Bainhridge ' opera house Friday, February 3. Speakers for the institute are \|r>. I.illian T. Pierre of Knight.-town .ml

J B. Edmonson of ( layion.

Fred E. Boatman is pr siden' >.f

institute; Fred A. Lewman, vicr-

I resident: and Mis. Howard Host i-

ter. secretary and treasure!

Th“ complete program and pi. m-

ium list follows. # 19 a. m.—Invocation. Address—J. 'B Edmonson. Music — Mothers and daughters

quartet.

Addiess- -Mrs. Lillian T. Pierce. Appointment of committees 1:99 p. m.—Music, school orchestra Mu . violin duet by Miss Sarkett

and Mrs. Ward.

Addre - J B. Edmonson Song I'riest children. Address—Mrs. Lillian T. Pier Music B. H. B. trio Report of Committees. Awarding of premiums

Premium I i»t

19 EARS VI I.EOAV CORN

Dr. Conn .>0r Curran Bros 2.V

,111 K ARS A'HITE CORN

Evans Garage

SINGLE FAR YELLOW

C. K. Hiifthe-

PLATE IRISH POTATOES

W E. Young ...

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Ray Graham

25r

yeast hre ad

Morton Wells 24-I.h.

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ANGEL food 1 \KF.

Ftoheson sinrl Son

.. 50r

C E. Stewart

. . 25?

DEVIL'S FOOD i A K F

ll" R. Sand-

.. 59c

E. M innick

. . 25c

Curran Bros . . . SINGLE EAR AVHTTF, Dr. Veach SINGLE I vR YEI LOU Deep Well Dairy Boys' Exhibit in EARS YEI.I iVV CORN 1». (*. Tate and Son . . t laude Etchesnn

gal oil i ft gal. gas 25c

59c

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WHITE LAYER CAKE Bainhridge I,hr. i , . Kent Pedestal Dr. C. C. Harting 25 REST DOZEN EGGS Mis. H. A. Hall ; Boxes Poultry

Food

Dr. IF. C. Collings . 25c POUND BUTTER Miller Grain Co 50c Dr. F. C. Colling 25c HOUSE DRESSES James Edwards 511 Dr. C C. Harting 25c (^UILT MAIM EAST TWO YEARS

Olive Caywo d . . .. Olive Cay wood . High School (■ iris FRESHMAN < ANNTNC,

•.0c 25c

Gilbert Hale 50c Havens Bros 25c FRESHMEN EMBROIDERY 0. L. VanCleave 59c Mdse. Haven* Bros. 25c ADVANCED CLASS TYING AND DYEING iBainhridge Telephone Co 59c Priest and Michael 25c ADVANCED CLASS FANCY WORK Bainh'rtdg. I eh phone i o 90c Priest and Michael 25c Women planning to attend the inuitute are requested to bring pie covered dish and table service. Cnf fee will he furnished by r Curran HmIN MEMORY Of our darling- Wilma Louise O' Dell who departed this life Jan 28,

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I" At twilight when twilight hour draws near. And sunset flames the sky. We think of you. dear Wilma. And the happy (lays gone by Thoughts of you come drifting back, Within our dreams to stay, To know that you are rising. When the twilight ends the day F . Brothers and Sister

liainhridtfe Downs Diiffffer In Tourney f.O TO SEMI-FIN’ AI S Bainhridge defeated ( lay City 4ti lo 30 this morning at Terre Haute, to advance to the semi-final round of the Wabash Valley tourney. Bainhridge “went to town" in itgame with Dugger in the opening round of the Wabash Valley touma-j ment finals at Terre Haute Friday) night, the Pointers winning. 27 to 1ft 1 The tilt was a nip and tuck affair the 1 first half with Dugger leading, 8-ft •it the quarter and the north Putnam quintet forging into a 12-lt edge at the test intermission During the final two period.-,! Coach Clevenger's netters had decid-j edH the hr t of it with Proctor and , Beck -howing Bainhridge the way to victory. In the last half, the Pointers collec'ed 15 points to 5 for The

Bull Dog

By virtue of this win, Bainhridge) clashed with Clay City’ at 11 a. m. to- j day. Clay City eliminated Perrysville, I

25 to 19.

Lineup and summary: Dugger lift) Bainhridge C27 ( KG I T PE FG FT PF

Dukes, f 2 H arisen f •* Jordan, f 0 Priest, f 9 Howell, f 9 Butcher c I RKeetie g 9 MKeene g 9 Harmon g 0 Connce g 0

O' Reck, f 4. 0 Michael f 1 9) Proctor, c ft 0 Sands, g 2 O' Coffman g 9 <1 - 9 11 n tri

Totals 3 10 2] Totals 13 Official . Referee. Daugherty; pire. Ru-sell AT THE GRAN ADA

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Athenian crowd booed every decision

‘The Rig Broadcast.’’ a roman'ir j comedy -et against the background of) u radio -tudin. and featuring many

against their team and at times am-^ ^ personalities in'

company with a cast of screen favorites. opens Sunday at the Granada )

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THE CHILDREN.

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^^^JOK ESTATE

Notit* i ereliy g iv en to the Crn i •M 1 ®. Htiw in,| I f-gnteps ( ,f M.'irg'io t Herod, de . i <>d tn appear in the ‘ B *«^i l ' | nt Court, held at Greenistle. Iftdmnn, on the 15th day of ehruarjf 193.3, and show eause, if n y.^Why thf. Final Settlement A

the estate of said deced

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of hoit-ship. and lP ' r distrjp i' ivo shares. M lines*,jthe Clerk of -aid Court, ns 20 day <# January. 1933 No. 7418. ; r " 1 ' n W.fclernd clerk Putnam CirCoAijt. 21-2t

rH shoul«*int he approved; and said iWotified to then and there

mond and McAnally were forced to wait until the razzing had died down before taking a ^hot at the foul line. As we see it. this exhibition last night, doesn't speak well for ( rawfnndsvilie’s hospitality as a regional center host. In fact, we were surprised the officials didn't call a foul or two

on the Athenian rooters.

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The Greencastle B team lost tin overtime curtain raiser to the Athenian reserves. 25 to 23. The encounter was all knotted up at 19-all at the expiration of the regular playing time A ragged defense was responsible for this defeat.

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Frankfort IohI a hard fought game to I ogausport. 21 to 13. (nark Bailsman ih bringing his Hot Dangs here Wednesday evening tor the big charity scrap. Coni*' on t whs. do3he same thine to then, that the Rerries **d.

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NEW M ARKET WINS

Roachdale

Theater. Bing ('roshy. Kate Sini'h. the Ito • well Sisters, the Mills Brothers. Cab Calloway and his Orchestra. Bum and Allen, Arthur Tracy (The Street Singer) ami Vincent l.opez and his Orchestra, all of whom hope radio andicnc»s numbering millions are cast j with Stuart Erwin. Leila Hyams an”., other movie players in the picture | The -tory revolves around Crosby.* Miss Hyams and Erwin. Crophy, in. the film as in real life a radio favor-1 ite. is o fascinated by another woman * that he never shows up at the studio in time for his broadcasts, and consequently get- himself fired. Erwin, in love wi li Mis- Hyams, finds -(je love Crosby, and in a magnificent ge-ture buys the station and a network to restore the latter his job. for I/MIu's

sake.

But Crn-hv remain irre-ponsihle, and it is only after a big broadcast in which the other radio favorites are

Urida'v night''and left with the long! featured that the tangled live® of th «nd of a 23 to ?1 score. Roachdale 1 three are straightened out.

Kor regular atteiHlnnop and fciootl grades at the public and newspuper schoots.

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. t AVE you wondered recently what is causing your 11 newspaper bin to hring your newspaper so puncluall>, to he so courteous in manner, so neat in his personal up* pearance, and so business-like when he ealls to colled each week? Merc's the reason! lie’s trying to win sonic of the beautiful I lonor Medals offered by '' l he .Newspaper UXn v of America” to carrier-salesmen for proficiency in their duties, as well as for good conduct. He is more polite because he’s working for the (X)IJRTKSX Medal. Me delivers your paper on time every day. because he’s trying for the I'l N( M l M l I X Medal. Me is neater in appearance because he is out to win a medal for PERSONAL APPEARANCE. Me is more anxious to save his paper money, because he's competing for the THR1E I Medal. And so on! There are fourteen of these fine I lonor Medals, which he is trying to win. one after the other. And, in winning them, he is learning many practical lessons in characterbuilding and business-training, which w ill be of immense value to him as he grows up. Ask your newspaper boy how many of the N.B.A. Honor Medals he has won, or which ones he is now trying to earn. Get him to show them to you, and you'll see how handsome they are. Encourage him to keep at it until he has earned the complete set of fourteen, including the lOO'o Medal for distinguished service as a newspapci boy. You’ll have the satisfaction of knowing that you’ve helped a worthy boy "make good", and he’ll be anxious to give you perfect newspaper service day in and dat out. THE DAILY BANNER . * Greencastle Member of The Newspaper Boys of America Irworpor atari Hc«dA|Uai ter»„ fhdiiftuapoii*, ladUoa

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