The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 August 1933 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER. GREENCAS7LE, INDIANA. THURSDAY. AUGUST 3. 1933.
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KUYV YORK (UP)—American Air ways demon tatistisian went through the records recently and checked up on the reason given by '100 passengt rs leaving Chicago. Eighty-four per cent apiarentlv couldn’t get away fast enough and mentioned speed as their controlling factor Sixty-five per cent mentione i e.'nvtnre. :e, which uld mean almost anything Four of the three hundred accuaiiy stated that their physicians had advise i it. The statistician is now looking fur reasons why people come into t.iw a if o •
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FI ANs* CtIMFI.E 1 E PROHe NEW ORLEANS. Aug 3 (UP)— A “complete investigation" of the November 8th general election, in which political t i ces of United States Senator Huey P 1 • .-.g are charge i ' with fraud, will b, i ...le. Di.-ti. t attorney Eugene Stanle announced
to lay.
Stanley, leader of the antil ne ‘
the Indiana Itetr control law unc.mstiu ijnal when Judge Michael Havran of East Chicago city court dismissel charges again-t 12 defendants charged with selling draught beer an! - liing beer without a state license. The court’s de> ision added to the difficultof IV -ecutor Robert G. Kstil who ha- been attempting to enfosce tin law in Lake county Similar action came from Judge Y'irgil YVhittaker at Hammond last weekjudge Havran based his ruling up- j on the same theory as the Ha.rmomi
judge-
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
R V. Murphy filed suit in circuit court Thursday against Cassius Me- | Ginnis to collect an alleged unpai! account of $102.75. The plaint.ff charges this sum is due him for caring for and feeding a cow and horse for the defendant, for cu'ting and hauling wood for him, for money ad-
fcrces which aie attacking the meth- vanced f->r pur, - of bread, and for ods used in maintaining the Louisiana nur.-ing th. detYn.nnt YV T O’Nee.1 Kinrfish's conn i of state eoliths itt i • f . laintiff.
David B. Hostetler of Roachdale, field man for the state tax board, was here Thursday on business. .Yir and Mrs. P. T Lloyd of Farmei burg have returned home after visiting Mr. an! Mrs Harry Allan in Non hwood The Mi--.*3 Rowena and L uise Ingle of California, who have been vi.-itin friends here, left Thursday for a visit in Stamford, Conn. The Rev. 1 C. YV right and family of Paint Lick. Ky.. and Miss Lurena YViiirht of Centerville were guests Wednesday of Mrs. Sara; R. YY'right . r,d fa. ily on south Jackson street.
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Mrs. YV. A. Grogan returned home Wednesday after visiting friends in
Chicago.
Robert Heber, West Franklin street entered the county hospital Thursday' for medical treatmentMr. and Mrs. Noble Allee and family | south of Mt Meridian are in Chicago ' attending the W >rld’? Fair. Mr. and Mrs- Lee H-ibbard have I moved from Cloverdale to the corner I of Locust and Andersi n sheetsMiss Bes'ie Morlan of Brazil has returned to her home following a visit with Mr and Mrs- Wayne Marks of Greencastle. Martha Mathews, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Mathew?, east of the city, underwent a tonsil operation at the county hospital. Mr and Mrs- Paul F. Boston and children will leave tomorrow for Curtis Ylich , where they will spend the next two weeks. All those who wish to ask more information concerning the national recovery act are advised to write to the National Industrial Re, very Administration at Washington D. V , where all questions will be an-weied. Funeral services for Mrs- Rose Lee Crosby, who died Monday nignt at her home south east of Bernard, were held Thursday morn.ng at 11 o’clock front the home Inter , ent was in the New Maysville cemetery
Claude Wilson ami daughter Catherine- south Jackson -Teet, left We 1nesday evening to attend the World’s i Fair in Chicago The; accompanied ■ Mr and Mrs. Los.-at McMillan of In- ' dianapolis, who haw oeen visiting | here Funeral services f<r Thomas Chandler a former resident of Putnam county, who died at his home in Florence, Colorado, will be held Friday morning at 10:10 . 'clock from the Coatesville Bopt.st church. Burbl will be in the Bethel cemetery. In the article Wedne-Uay regarding i the Jefferson town-hip young man held in the local jai. for the Morgan county officials charged with the theft of corn, the name of the suspect should have read Elmer McCamn ack. instead of Lowell MeCammack. Doyne Collings, son of Mr and Mrs. Guy Collings, Baint ridge. has entered the biological research laboratory at Woods Hole. Mass., for the summer term, studying veftbrae anatomy as a .-pedal student from DePauw He will return to DePauw this fall to serve as an assistant instructor in the laboratory. One of the largest funerals that has ever been held in the Christian church at Bainbridge was conducted Saturday afternoon for James T. Miller. The numerous and beautiful floral offerings t< gether with the large attendance helped to indicate the high esteen respect in which he was held. H:s depaiture will be most keenly felt by the whole community
Home Economic Clubs Eiijov Picnic Meeting All home economic clubs <>f the county and the 4-H clubs of Warren township were guests of the Warren ^ township Home Economics club at an all day meeting and picnic YY'ednesdr.y at the Stock well grove, south of . the National loa.i on state road 43 A get-together contest preceded the dinner at the noon hour. An interesting program followed in the afternoon which included stunts given by the different clubs, a poem entitled “The Club” read by Mrs. Maude McNary, several numbers by a trio from Warren township and the Tincher sisters of Mt. Meridian. The Cloverdale club won the attendance contest. *e *+ + + + * Clinton Township 4-H Club Has Yleeting Clinton township 4-H club girls held their picnic July 26 at the home of Martha Ann Sp -ncer. Games, swimming and an entertainment were on the day’s program The next and last meet ing will be held at the home of the
leader.
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Happy Hour 4-H Club Has Yleriing
The Happy Hour 4-H Club of Cloverdale township met Tuesday, Aug 1 The meeting was called to order by the President. Sybil Pottorff, having
14 members present.
The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved of after
the junior leaders met with groups. Two demonstrations given after which the club adjourned until August 8-
+++++* Blue Reunion Held Sunday
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miles. Practicability of the plan y Leen proved by use , f Indiana NsJ reserve cede sets alieady in 0 f*J tion. Feeney ha- received pledjr^ 1
I cooperation from county sheriffs’ gl “An insurance policy against the ^ f; ces an j c ity police departrasai|
devastating encroachments of organ- an j t ( ie j. w j]j tune | ocal receiving ig.
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yrr.YTE POLICE RADIO FOUND INVESTMENT IN LOWER COSTS
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.tvc state Police radio stati 0l w v it” Oo’ii eneigetic appeal t„ th e
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I he five state police radio statU accorriing to a preliminary ^ \ made for the director of public will be situated at strategic pojm] one in Indianapolis and four
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which the state police radio committee has given to the $100,000 public subscription fund being sought for the building of five state police ladio
stations.
The movement, headed by Walter Rahel „f Terre Haute, with headquarters in Indianapolis in the charge of Jack Harding, is partly the outgrowth of unfavorable insurance ratings given on holdup, burglary and robbery protections sought by H.iosier
Thus an army of 3.500 peace offi^i in Indiana could be mobilized quickly concentrated at the s,ene£
criminal operations.
Appeal is being made that cintsl hutions to the fund will be an ir.v ment returnable in lower in.-ir costs, saving of lives and reduitiq of the $5,600,000 annual cohsi(
crime loot in Indiana.
Mrs. Flora Fi ller anil - >n John PE ler, Columbia street, both of whom#
citizens nd businesses.
In recent public statements, A1 suffering of typhoid fever entek their j-Veney, state director of publi: safe- | the county hospital Thursday
werajty, called ..Mention to the lack of co- treatment-
The third annual reunion of the family of Henry C. and Nancy J. Blue was held at the home of Mrs. Emma Ryan at Roachdale, Sunday. Dinner was served at noon to 50 lelatives and two visitors. A program of music, songs and readings
| rdination between city, county and i -tat 1 police departments and the fact ! ihat insurance rates for robbery proj tection in Indiana are four to ten line- as hn’h as those charges in other -tales which have better unity of police and radio communications
systems.
The result of Feeney's assertions has been a public awakening to the ti th that Indiana is lagging far behirvl the criminal in the use of modern
was given m the afternoon. The!‘ nventions an<1 nudes of increasing
HnLD SERVK L> FOR MISS LUCINDA ANN Fit KETT Funeral aarvi.es were held at the home in Reelsviile Thuisday morning at ICiS 1 * o’clock for Mis* Lucinda Ann Pickett, age 04 years, who died Tuesday nigh» following an extended illness. Burial was in the Boone
cemetery
Miss Pickett was born at GroveIznd. but most of her life had been 1 spent in the Reelsville community, i 8he was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I Henry Pickett w ho settled in Reels- • ,ille more than eo years ago. Since | tne deal of her ; arena- klis- Pickett and a oatchelor brother,’ Tillman Pickett, had re-ided in the old Pickett tiomestead at Reelsviile. For the last fvur years Miss Pickett nad been an invalid from rheumatism and despite the fart that these years were spent in a wheelchair, she appeared cheerful and contented. For fnar.y years she had been a member cf the Greencastle Baptist church. Survivors are three brother* and two sisters, Foster and Tillman Pickett, of Putnam county; Willard Pi kett. of Clay county; Mrs. Nettie : McElroy, of Martinsville; and Mrs. Carolina Puff, of Coatesville.
president. Wilson Blue, presided over the business meeting. Minutes were read and officers for the coming year were elected as follows; president, Sallie Blayde- of New Maysville; vice president, Herbert Blue of Belle Union; secretary, Georgia Whicker of Crawfordsville. The meeting next year will be with Mrs. Hettie Scott in the sugar grove. The meeting was dismissed by singing “God Be With You Til We Meet Again.’’ ++++++ Happy Harmony Club Met Tuesday, Aug. 1 The Happy Harmony Club met Tuesday, Aug. 1 at the home of Lucille Ruark. All members and mothers were present Three guests were also present, Mrs. Albright. Mrs. John Cash and Mrs. Fid Kaelber and
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A program wa- enjoyed by all Various contests were given The next meeting will be with the Tincher sisters, August 15.
speed and the formation of the state police radio committee by a group of state-wide organizations. The joint committee representive of capital, labor, manufacturers, employers and business classifications of every character, has attempted to underwrite the $100,000 needed for the building
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INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK
Real Estate Is Transferred
• ALSO DlfTflBUTORt OF ATLAS TIRES* • * . *
■Hugs 7.000: holdover* 346; mostly 10 to 25c lower; 140 to *160 lbs. L3 05 to $3 90; 160 to >00 lb* $4 45 t.. H 50; 200 to 250 lb* #4 50 to $4 55; 250 to 300 lb*. t4 05.t<) $4.46; packing sow*
$3 40 .to $3 66.
Cattle 6<j0: calve* 500; steady;
steers $6 to $7 60; heifer. $6 to $6.25; J« „ W. Herod and wife, to Paul cows I* 26 to $4 low cutters $1 50 T. Siddcns, lot 2 in Sinclair’* gubdivi*o $$.50; Veal* gteidy, $6 down. don of Depot enlargement and part Sheep 1.300; steady; lamb* M JO to i lot 4 in Greantaatl*. Cetanl aurvey
$8; buck* $1 less; ewes $2 to $3. , $1.
>EVER.AL DEEDS RECORDED BY MRS. M AY EGC.ERS IN PAST FIVE DAYS
Several transfers of real estate were made by Mrs. May Eggers, county lecorder, during the past five da; ?, deed- on file in her office show. Real e-tate transfers for the petkd July 28 to August 2 are as follows: Robartus Wells, to Roscoe Wells and others, 82.43 acres in Marion
twp., $1.
Margaret Ri-sler and others, to Carl Huffman and wife, quit claim to 164.32 acres in Washington twp., $i. Lor? H. Wright, to Carl A Huffman und wife, quit claim to 164.32 acres in Washington twp., $1. George L. Mercer and wife, to Reggie McCullough and others, quit claim to lot* in Pleasant Gardens, $1. Reggie McCullough and wife, to Frank G. Senter, undivided half interest in lots in Washington twp., $2,000, Howard J. Gough and wife, to Russell Routh, quit claim to lot in Fin-
ra»tle, $1.
Frank Bridges and others, to Rus--ell Routh, quit claim to lot* i n Fin-
castU, fl.
Loii J. Arnold, trustee, to Frank McKee ban, lot iu Greencastje, North-
wood. $1.
! Frank McKeehan, to William R. j Sherman, east one-half .of lot in
Greencastle, Xorthwood, $1
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