The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 August 1933 — Page 2

Kx-Wift* Held in Torch Death

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Near collapse fr..iu Intense .y;rillinic at the haa is of polio' f 'Mrs. M *y Hanson, divorc'd v.i'<■ . f Karl Hanson, K irkford, 111., Iiusino.-s " xwutivi' who met death in a tlainiiiL, au‘o. linds i lace with her 12-year-old daughter June Mrs. Hanson agreed with authorities that her former mate pr dialdv had been murdered, adding her h' lief that “some one holding a gru ige against me’' must have deni Ham m t i death.

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PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS

NORTHERN l M>. POWER SIGNS rics . • im Ived,’ taid Mi Shan J. N. Sh innahan, president of the 1 nahan, "but now that it has been det-

N rtl ern Indiana Power company, . . y aut.ioiized the signing of the rational code for gas and electric ini ustrie . The company is thereby one of the fiist utilities in the state to become a signatory in President Roosevelt’s national recovery pro-

gr~in.

initely written we want our customers and the people of Indiana to know that the company will cooperate to the fullest.”

TO WOlll HKKR SELLERS COVINGTON, Ky.. (UP) — Mem-

bers i f the W C. T. U. have passed a , resolution pledging themselves to pa

‘The utility industry has been slow ; tiorize only those merchants in Ci v-

in formulating its code because of the 1 ington who do not sell beer

L. I). Math a? of Chicago is visiting his mother, Mrs. H. H. Mathias on east Seminary street, Mr. anil M its. Charles Zeis, east Wa hington sl.reet, were \i itors in liljomington AS'ednesday. Devona .Miller of Reelsville was admitted to the Clay county hospital at Btazil Tuesday for a minor operat'.in. The Ntd. i» reunion will be held August 27 at Somerset church. Members of EamDy and friends invited. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Peabody, west Walnut street, will leave Thursay morning for Chicago where they v ill attend the World’s Fail. Mr. Peabody won the trip through a sales campaign conducted by the Standard Oil Company. Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Jane Dic’kerson, who lie I Tuesday morning iit the home of her son, George MeOoud in Roach iale, will be field Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock from the sun’s home with the Rev. Ray Hrittom of 'Barnard in charge. Rurial will be in the Barnard cemetery.

.1 K. McCarry has returned home from Itetr.'it, Mich., where he visited his daughter. Mrs. Kenut tb Criswell. Miss Madonna Phare.-, who has been the guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stormr, returned to her home at Tipton Wednesday. Mrs. Walter Clift of rear Fillmore, who underwent a major operation at the Meth aiist hosiptal in Indianapolis Sunday, was reported getting along i nicely Wednesday morning Emma F. Smith filed uit in circuit court Wednesday again.-i Xlhert Williams and numerous oth r defendant*, to construe a deed and etermine the ownership of real esti. • in Warren township. .Mrs. W. M. McGaugii Mrs. Margaret Mathews, Miss M garet Emily McGaughey of this city and Miss Lucy Beddoe of Bedford, left Wednesday morning for a t"o weeks’ visit at Bay View, Mich., and Mackinac Island. County Treasurer and Mrs. W. T. Handy will attend the funeral in Indianapolis Thursday m ining of William F. Handy, 81 yeai old, an uncle of the county treasui'-r, win) die I Monday evening. Thi deceased formerly was a member of the state board of accounts and . worked on records in this county - a several occasions. Mrs. Charles Black. Oomercial Place, wa: in Danvill.. HI., Tuesday, to visit her son, J o'-s Black, 25 years old, "ho was attacked and robbed near that city wl le itch-hiking his way home. Black i- -offering from an injured spim anti a severe blow on the back of the head hut is expected to recover, it was reported. Mayor and Mrs. W. L. Denman have returned to their home in this city from a three-da visit in Martinsville and Indianapolis.

Mis- Muriel Tate returned to her home in Bainbridge. Wednesday af- l temoon from the county hospital. Sidney Cook filed suit Wl circuit court Wednesday against William Alspaugh an I Nora Alspaugh, for Ladoga Couple posse i-m of real estate and damages Celebrate \naiversary of s :22 for alleged failure of the de-. ()n evell j nK ., pi, -ant surfendants to pay rent Albert E. Wil- j prjse wag t .„ n j e .| (il |t „n Mr. and Mrs. lian is attorney for the plaintiff | Sf , n Himes, of Ladoga, in honor of their 50th wedding anniversary. Mr. COl'NTY ro RECEIVE $3,208 |and Mrs. Hen Fall and daughter Mi!Tlrel carried out the surprise on her Counties’ shares of a $098,220 in-' parents by inviting all of the Himes tangibles tax receipts’ distribution to | families to spend an evening at their be made Oct. 15 were announced to-j borne in Ladoga. dav by the stale tax board. I ^ and Mrs. Himes were married Shares announced today included, northwest 'f Ladoga ..n Aug. 1., $3,208 for Putnam (ounty. ' at the home of Mrs. Hum- parI ents, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Thompson,

William Harsh ha rger.

* A STITCH IN TIME

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ODD DEFENSE FREED NEGRO TYLER. Tex , (UP)—A negro was

acquitted in ju tiee court here of charges of disturbing the peace when attorney- for the defendant proved t o .• hi ' lainunt, another negro, was too deaf to have heard the cursing he

>.ikl the defendant gave him.

CH1ZENS ( AVI HAVE

BEER NOR OLD SONGS I ,ieprree sta,f

WENATCHEE. Wash., (UP) From west come stories that u revival of sentimental songs, such as “Sweet Adaline” and “Down by the Old Mill Stream,” is scheduled, due to the return of beer. But citizens of this city—and of Chelan unty, also—will have to get the old time sours over their radios •v’.itliuut benefit of brewery juice. A city and county ordinance lias ordained that beer and music don’t mix, au I that selling beer at dance halls is taboo.

THE FAMOUS MO V I E CA RTO O

KRAPPy SAY

NO LIMIT TO

AUGUST SAVINGS ON

BACK-T0 SCHOOL

APPAREL!

W* oo oua fAjrr

by the Rev.

Perry Himes and George Himes were piesent at the wedding and also attended the celebration Friday night.

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Rebekahs To Hold Initiation Thursday

Crescent Rebekah Lodge, No. 763, will meet in regular session Thursday evening at 8 o’clock. There will be Initiation and all members of the

are requested to be

present.

*!« *j« *j« •!* New Maysville Club Mel Friday The New Maysville Community duh met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Daisy Beason. This being guest day, the club had invited the Home Economics club of Bainbridge to be their guest-, and about twenty-five of their number accepted the invitation. Other guests present were Miss Mary Crouch of Indianapolis, Miss Mary Jane Horn of Amo and Mrs. Florence McFerran. The meeting was opene:! by singing “America.” The club collect was repeated in unison. Twenty-five metn- ! bers answered roll call by giving a ! quotation from Edgar Guest. Miss O’Rear of Greencastle entertained with a number of her humorous readings Miss Mary Burks of J Reelsville was the speaker for the j afternoon, telling of her European jtiip. A flower show was also part of the program and many beautiful bouquets were shown. The president of the club selected three judges who awarded prizes to Mrs. Ruby Majors, Mrs. Lottie McCammack and Mrs. Myrtle Grantham. Refreshments were served by the

hostess.

++++++ Frazier Reunion Held Sunday Descendants of Alcany and Louisa Frazier met for their first reunion at the Tracy C x training camp at Fern, (Sunday, Aug. 13. About 150 relatives and friends were present. A bountiful dinner was served and all enjoyed the day. No officers were elected hut it was agreed that the second reunion Would be held at the same place on the second Sunday in August, 1934. Those present were Mrs. Lizzie King, Mrs. Surah C 'X, Mrs. Ella Devore, Harry Cox of Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Royal (’ox and son Roy, Freddie Cox. Eddie Cox and Miss Ona Oakes, of Indianapolis; Fred Cox of Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Fred Smith and son James and Mrs. David McClain and son Junior of Braz.il. Mr. and Mrs. H. I* Frazier and son j Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ashworth and son Forest, Mr. and Mrs. Claral Shinn and son Eugene, Mrs. Mary Cox, James Plummer, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Sears and son Roy, Miss Imogens Sears, Mr. and Mrs. Kher Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Fred G Cox

I . hildren Dora Fern and Warren Mr. and Mrs. William Walsh and daughter Aretta, Mr. and Mr-. Leo C \ and children Evelyn, Marylin and Norman, Mr. and Mrs. Halve Cc.x and daughter Erdene, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cox and daughter Trilla Mr. and Airs. William Ashworth and Loretta Buis, Mr, and Mrs Bernard Shinn and children Bonnie Rut r and Aloiris Vernon, all of Greencastle, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rockhill' an I daughters Elizabeth and Cordelia of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Braun and son Gerald. Lela Fellovj | Ollie Braun and C. S. Shepherdof

i Putnamville.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gardner and son Junior, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rockhill and sons Gordon and Libert Mi. and Mrs. Jesse Cliff rl and children 'Betty Lou and Lloyd, Mr and Mrs. Richard Frazier, Miss Virginia Frazier, Mr. an I Mrs. Beryl Hutcheson, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Clifford and son Marvin Wayne, Mr. and .Mrg. Conrad Shinn and children Lem, )|el. vin, Eleanor, Conrad Lavern and Loran Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Cox and daughter Eileen, Mr. and Mrs, Joy Cummings and daughter- Frances and Norma, Mr. and Mrs Fred Lukenbill and children Charles Pulwar!, Billy, Marion and Mary Catherine. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rockhill and sons Carl and Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Humphrey and children Noivetta, Virginia, Wand i June, Colleen, Keith and Wilma Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cox son Herbert, Francis Cox, Oscar M< rlan, Raymond Morlan, Ester Morlan, Claris Morin, Reva Morlan, Kail Roger I.,irten Frazier, Nadene and Donavan Heber, Nannie an I Elsie Furney, chul* Louise and Barney Shaner, Wilma Riddle. Madonna Estep and Elmar Frazier, all of near Fern. Mr. an! Mrs. Carl Butterfield of Martinsville; Sims Hale, Simon Parmenter, Denis Parmenter, I.oui* Bock uiul Mr. an! Mrs. Thompaoi i of Indiaaiapolis. J

Nelson Reunion to Be Held Aug. 20 The annual Nelson reunion will be held Sunday, Aug. 20, .it t e h'me of Frank Nelson, west ,!' Greencaetie. Friends and relatives welcome. •f. F + + + + Ladies Aid Society To Meet Thursday The Indies Aid society of the Maple Chapel Methodist church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 "'clock in the church. All members and fiiende of the society are uiged t" In’ iMCbent as this is an important meeting. •j« •]« »J« Brown Reunion To Be Held Sunday The annual Brown reunion "ill 1* held Sunday, August 20. at t > Somerset church. All relative- and friende are invited to attend. *1* *1* *1" *1* *!* Butthey Reunion To Be Held tugust 20 The Rusbey reunion will lie hla August 20 at the home of Mr and Mrs. Ed Dalhy, 917 south Indiana St. I titled on i *n u r I our)

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