The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 August 1933 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA, FRIDAY. AUGUST 16. 1933
I to eifrhto«n members of the clut}. X >t | only id Mr Crawley benefit but the i chickens were purchased from a local 1 fancier and consequently all of the money spent by the Kansas City par- : ty was new and outside money for '
Hendricks county—Danville Republi-
'l I’POSKD VICTIM Of KIDNAPERS RETt’BNS HOME
Protests m provisions of the XRA bla/iket codes will be directed to Mil-
KANSAS CITY, Kan., Ausr. 18, ,1 P)_\Villiam D. Partin. 52, laundry owner feared to he It# victim of kidnapers, returned home at daybreak t ds 1 and reported ho was forced by ,, bandit to drive 40 miles. The bandit awaited him when he nd hi- wife entered their driveway m midnight, intimidated Partin with a pistol when his wife entered the house to unlock the basement vaiaKe door and when he failed to find any money on his victim, forced nm to drive t a sjiot near Lawrence, Kan . where the bandit leaped out and
fled.
IN PI \\ VPOLIS I.IVESTOt K Hops 5,S0n; holdovers 1,031; mostly steady t 10 cents hieher, some under
ton H Pettit (alnve). former Keno-. (o 4( , cents up; l6o t0 ooO
THE DAILY BANNER
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
James Runten remains in a critical condition at his home in Fillmore. Gladys Jane Clark returned to her h.mie at Bainbridge Friday afternoon
from the County Hospital-
Mis- Jane Hollister of South Bend
is visiting: her sister Mrs. Rightsell, Anderson street.
Send Home Snapshots of Your
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Let those at home enjoy the fun too. We’re ready to fill your photoeraphic needs. Mullins Dnu; Store
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| REV. WHELAN TO PREACH Rev. Richard Whelan will he the speaker at the morninsr and evening sendees at the First Baptist church .Sunday- His morning subject will be
Ir, Kappa .'sorority |^ BUnd >f an Everlasting CovenMet Thursday an t," while in the evening he- will The Tri Kappa ->ronty heW (>n th , topic . “Weighed in
regular business meeting Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Charles °
PRIZE* AWARDED AT penmey-gkanada show
Three prizes wore awarded at the
Mrs. Vesta Rettery of Indianapolis j> visiting tier gran lmother, Mrs. M. S. Miller, south College avenue.
L. Gordon, east Seminary street. Those from the local chapter who attended the summer social meeting of Province Three at Shakamak state park Fiiday were Mrs. Russell
Brown, Mrs. N. C. O’Hair. Mrs. D. C. jj. f. Penney-Granada theater “back Moffett, Mrs. Glen Lyon, Mrs. Rob- , t0 school" matinee Thursday. Chesert Graham, Mrs. C. C. Tucker, Mrs. | ter .stout received the prize for the Fred Snively, Mrs. W. J. Krider, Mrs. | best cartoon of “Scrappy,” Mary Lafayette Porter and Miss Helen t;tite< received the prize for the best
THE AMERICAN SECURITY co. Loans & Discounts Phone 98 11 Vi E. Washington St.
John
sha, Wi- motor executive. He has beei. named chief of the bureau of ex-excepti-.n- by Gen Hugh S Johnson, nati in.,1 recovery administrator.
ROAD BRINGS HI SINK'S
A little incident, is only an indication
tici al highway through a community means. Sunday afternoon the manager cf the Kan.-as City base ball club cel led Kd Crawley and asked if his 1 restaurant would lie able to feed the club that evening on their return from Indiana; oli.< to their home city. Mr. Crawley’s reply was “Certainly.” T he re tauraiit fed fried chicken j
lbs.. >4.50; 200 to 250 lbs., $4.25 to $4 55; 250 to 350 lbs., $3.70 to $4.15; 140 to 100 lbs., $4.00 to $4.25; packing
sows $3.16 to $3.40.
Cattle 300; calves 500; steady*; steels $5 50 to >7.25; heifers $5.00 to $6.25; cows $3.25 to $4.00; low cutters
Sun ay *‘ venm>f ’ and cutters $1.25 to $2.25; veals 50
if what a
Mrs. Guy R. Barr who has been vis-
Ring Miss Kathleen Campbell return- I ., 0 el to her home in Rochester Friday, j a - ’ '
Miss Macdonald requests that all members of the Christian church
Claude Cantonwine and family | choir meet for practice Friday night
have returne i home after spending a| at ‘ h’ "‘look.
few days at the Worlds Fair. 1 W. L. Wade and sons Oran and
Hope Jr left Friitoy lor Peru where
Mr. and Mrs Will Glidewell an 1 t b P y w iH visit friends before return-
Kendell.
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Brown Reunion To
Be Held Sunday
The Brown family reunion will he held at the Somerset church on Sun-
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Entertained With Dinner W ednesday
Mr- and Mrs Matt Murphy delightfuly entertained with a four course cinner, Wednesday evening in hon >r of L. D. Mathias of Chicago and his mother, Mrs. H H. Mathias. Other
son of Fillmore are in? to their home in Salem, Virginia-1 "^"Lviuded .Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Patterson at r-lk-1 jj r , W ade is an extensive fruit grow-
kart, Indiana. er of Virginia.
one of "Margie,” and Rosemay Thomas was given the ptiz>e for the cartoon of “Yippy ” The prize in each case was a fountain pen and
pencil set.
This show given by the Granada theater is an annual event. This was the second year it has iieen held in conjunction with the annual “hack to school” o|iening at Penney's. This year it met with unusual success because of the novel way it was conducted and the theater was packed almost to capacity with an appreciative
audience.
Genuine Delco-Remy and Auto Light Pa-ts Guaranteed Generator and Starter Repair
H1RT G \H\(iE
PHONE 775
cents to $1.00 higher, $8.00 down. Sheep 1,500; steady to 25 cents higher; lambs $7.00 to $8.00: bucks ; 1.00 less: ewes $2.00 to $.1.00.
N KLIM GET CLOTHES ST LOUIS, (UP)—11** St. Lowi* Clt thing Relief Bureau issue ! 7,0sf> garments to the city's needy in one week
HEDGE’S MARKET
PHONE 12
< huck Roast
10c
I.H.
BREAKFAST BACON W hide i.r Half Side
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Ground Beef •I u.s 25c FRESH LEAN Boiling’ Beef 5c Lb -
SWISS 'll ' h
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LARD 3 ibs. 22c
( offee, Satirise Brand- l.h
15c
PURE PtlRK Sausage 4 lb - 25c LEAN Dork Steak 10c^ Large Juicy FRANKS ;* ihs. 28c
Charles Downey
son of Mr. and f Fillmore, was
Donner, Mr and Mrs. J
I F. C Yeager
P Allen ami
Roland Pickett, east Washington „ „ _ street, suffered a a badly lacerated , Mrs - , - »• Downe,
finger while working at the Zinc m iU j painfully injured ah ut_the head when
Friday morning.
he ran into a bicycle, Thursday afternoon while playing He was brought to the county hosj-iul for treatment The fire department was called across the street t.. the office of A. J Duff at noon when George Weber discovered smoke pouring from the rear windows. Firemen discovered some one had started a fire in a stove t > which there wa.- n -moke pipe and U e smoke poured ■ ut into the rear
Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Binkley and room of the coal offhe. There was Mrs. .'•Voggen and daughter of no damage. Mr. Duif -tid he had been
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Handy and family and gue-t Ru-sell Hughes of ! Ii. lianapolis are spending a week at
Hoosier highlands.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Handy and, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Iwmg. Bloom-l 1 ingtoii ,-treet road, are attending the
World’s Fair in Chicago.
Bloomington were guests of Mr, and Mis. Allen Binkley, Thursday.
away from the office for two hours and wondered where the fire origin-
ated.
Mr. uni Mrs Lee Jobe of CloverM ud Mr-. Ettia J • • IUA1 MIXBBi AND GARMENT
Quincy left Ihursday tor Chicago | WORKERS SI KIKES SPREAD
where they will attend the Century
ol Progress Exposition.
TAMAQUA, Pa Vug. 18. (UP)—
An “outlaw’’ strike of anthracite
Through oversight the names of miners in the Panther Creek valley Fa\ Ashworth and Mrs. Nannie spread t- day to include 15,000 men. Roach were omitted from the list of The strikers, demanding equaliz.apersons w . i attended the Iiaziei re- tion of work, clo*-'i the Alliance Col-
the l.eh^rh Navigation Coal
enii-ting another 1,0*8)
liery <>f
Company,
miners.
Ten thousand of the -trikers then I marc he I t ward Hazleton to picket I the Crant>erry mine. They planned . also to concentrate on the giant Lo-
Funeral services for Mrs- S Kllen cust Summit Breaker, near Mahonoy
McCiy of doverdale who passed,City, away Wednesday afternoon, will lie
union Sunday, August 13.
Mrs. Edward N. Wendell and -on George Edward an-i Davie Taylor of I Madrid, Spain, are the guests of Mrs. Wendell’s parents, Mr and Mrs. I B Taylor, East Washington street.
held Satur'ay afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home in Cloverdale. Burial
1 PICNIC HAMS
P»rk i hop.-. 1 01 ,, EnJ cut Ib.
Light Htrti.-c ('Icannrr 14k., 3 ( an,
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Frcnh Pork Hraiiiii. Lb. oL
l-'rcnh Turk Liver. 2 l.h*.
will Iw- in the Cloverdale cemetery Mr and Mrs Fred O- Johns west i of town entertained at dinner Thursday Mr. and Mrs John G. Friend and family and their guest, Mrs. W. O. Vane-leave of Ix>ujsville, Ky- The occasion liemg Mr. and Mrs. Friend's thirty sixth wedding anniversary A most < njoyahle day was spent
Phew!!! Wasn’t the Depression Awful? But it’s ALL OVER NOW (Figure That Any Way You Wish) Just Phone 82 or 83 We’ll Do the Rest. Money Back if you’re not pleased. QI ART FRI IT JARS Complete Per Dozen .. I® c Chipto — Large Pkg. 18c 2®* Lux Flakes Large Pkg, 23c Soap—Kirks or P. & G.—10 for 33c Lux or Palmolive — 3 for 20c Super Suds — 3 for 23c Guaranteed Ripe — 2ti Lb. Avk. Each 29c
Fancy Live Frys—2 Lbs to 4 Lb.—Lb. Full Drcised — Lb. EXTRA EXTRA Fresh Egns — 2 Dozen for WATERMELONS
Green Beans—Very Best, Lb. 5c Red Ri >e Tomatoes — Lb. 5c hancy New Sweel Potatoes, 3 Lbs. 17c Cooking Apples — 6 Lbs. lor 25c Potatoes — Large Fancy — 10 Lbs. 39c
Honey—Fancy Comb—Rack P“unut Butter—Beechnut—2 jars tomato Juice—Beechnut, 3 Cans Salad Dressing—Best Quality—Quart Grape Juice — Ko-We-Ba — Pt.
19c 28c 25c 23c 15c
Sweet Corn — Celery — Peaches Head Lettuce — Cucumbers — Cabbage. BABY BEEF IS TENDER BEEF Fancy 1-Bone or Loin Steak—Lb. 30c
CHUCK ROAST 1 J*** 1 cu *‘; , ! 8 V C * ! 8c i Lower cuts (neck) lb. 12c BOILING BEEF—Young Tender, 3 Ibs. 25c Pork Chops— Lb. 17 c Pork Steak — Lb. 12 l-2c Fresh Picnics — Lb. 6c Pure Sausage — Lb. 10c VEAL CHOPS. Loin. 25c — Rib, ib. 15c Veal Roast — Lb. 12 l-2c & 10c Veal Stew, — 2 Lb*. For 15c Leg-of-Young Lamb — Lb. 25c Bacon — 3 Lbs. or more — Lb. 12 l-2c Swift’s Premium Hams 1-2 or whole, Ib. 17'j Swift’s Premium Franks, try them Ib pkg 22c Pure Lard—50 Lb. Can $3.39
P. S.— We can still
shot guns.
use a few good
THE CAMPUS MARKET
LESTER CONRAD Proprietor
CHICAGO, Aug. 18. <l'P) — A strike of nearly ]0,000 garment workers was anticipated here today, although a defimi, date for the walkout had not lieer. announced. A decision t,> strike for shorter hours and higher wages wa- reache 1 last night by officials of the International Ladies Garment Workers union. Bernard Shane, general organizer for the union, said 10,000 workers probably would participate. Factory officials feared the walkout w uld patalyz-e production. NEW YORK. Aug. 18 (UP)—Sixtythousand dressmakers continued on strike today while another Iressmaking union prepared to join the general walkout which all efforts of XRA officials have failed to settle, PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 18. (UP)— Twenty girls, on strike at the plant of the Eclipse Shirt Company, were arrested today after attacking p lice
with umbrellas.
HAD FIRE AT BKIDGEPORI BRIDGEPORT, Ind . Aug. 18. (UP) A nusiness block was destroyed and everal other buildings were threatened today by fire which broke out sh rtly after midnight. Ill MU TIMING i kiii it nn \i» ROCKFORD, 111., Aug. 18, (UP)— Discovery of a letter, allegedly written by Mrs. May Hanson, 38, threatening to kill her husband, Earl, who met a flaming death in his automobile here last Sunday night, was veale.I t-lay by State's Atorney Rob-
ert E. Nash.
Mrs. Hanson is held in the Winnebago county jail charged with the murder of her husband.
PERMANENTS—$1.00 Down, $1 (Hi when you get your permanent. $$$ saved now by making appointments before Sept. 1. Godfrey 'Beauty Sh p. 1001 Scuth Indiana St., Phone 701-L.
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FOR SALE—Home grown melons, half mile northeast < f Greene antic Eddie Knauer. • 18-3p FOR SALE Frying* Chickens. P* "He li 310 l*. || FY)R SALE:—Astors and Gladiolus Mrs T. C. Cox 788 Eaet Seminary
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++++++ Ogle Reunion Held North of Fillmore The J. C. Ogle reunion was held Sunday at the old Ogle home north of Fillmore. Dinner was served at noon on the lawn and in the afternoon a business session was held. Albert Ogle was elected president and Doris Bums secretary and treasurer. This was the first reunion of the family and it was decided to have one each year on the fourth Sunday in June. Tt oae piesent from a distance were Mrs Alfred Rhea and daughter Rosemary of Detroit, Mich.. Mr. and Mrs. C. Burns and daughter Doris of Forest; Mr. and Mrs. I,aurel Henderson and son Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs. J. Andrews, James Ogle and son Junior, all of Indianapolis. ■J* -!- 4- 4- dKehekahs Held Initiation Thursday Crescent Rebekah Lodge No. 763 •leld its regular meeting and initiation Thursday evening at their lodge hall Following the degree work a social hour was enjoyed at which time refreshments were served. There was a good attendance. 4- + + 4- + + Mrs. Wallace Hostess To Rosebud Club Mrs. Hazel Wallace of Greencaslle | wa- hostess to the Rosebud club i Thursday. Ten members responded to roll call, with each member bringing an old relic. One guest, Mrs. Ira Sutherlin, was present The meeting was opened with a song “Love Lifted Me.” Contests were wen by Mrs. Katie Hammond, Mrs. Kathleen Day, Mrs. Grace Hea^ vin anti Mrs. Rachael Buis. The meeting adjourned to meet with Mis. Kathleen Day at Fillmore, September 21. 4- •*. 4- 4- 4- + + Entertain Members Of (iamma Omicron < hapter Mrs. G- Flarl Brown and the Misses IF-nt; Mundy, Margaret Wells and Wilma Miller entertained the Gamma Omicron Chapter of Kqiqta Delta Phi National Sorority of Terre Haute at the Brown home on West Walnut street road Wednesday evening. Bridge was played at eight tables with awards going to Mrs. Floyd Bohannon, Mr*. F L, Deer, and Mis* Pauline Freeland. Guests other than twenty five of the chapter members present were the Gamma Omicron patrotiesges, Mrs. John Terhorst, Mrs. George Stoner and Mrs. Floyd Bohannon, Mrs W m. M. Murray of Clinton. Mrs. B Pierre Iamb of Sullivan and the following if Green castle. Mrs. C B. Edmonson, Mrs. A L Arnold; Mrs Kenneth Bryan, Mrs F L. Deer, Mrs. lae Williams, Mrs. laster Blue, Mrs. Guy Atkinson, ami Miss Lavonne
Mundy-
Multi-colored garden flowers were used in the house for decorations and at the close of the games refreshments were served the guests at the
tables.
+ ♦ + ♦ + ♦ A. B. C. dub Met Sunday Members of the August Birthday < lull held their annual meeting and dir,net at Allendale Sunday. New officers elected were Mrs Leslie Haymaker, president; Algan " ' 1 • 11 ’ ‘Ml Fiance. Rector, secretary-treasurer. The next meeting will be held at the same place on the .second Sunday in August next year
alleged woman poisoner BOUND TO CIRCUIT COURT
JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind., Aug. 18, (UP) —Ha*»eas corpus proceedings today were expected to be filed on liehalf of Mrs. Pearl Holman, 33, Charlestown, charged with poisoning her boarder-lover, Eugene Kelley, 26. Justice Benson R. Veasey denied bond after an examination in his coutt and bound Mrs. Holman to the circuit court. An argument ensued in the court when Justice Veasey overruled a motion of Mrs. Holman’s attorney to exclude testimony of Deputy Sheriff Calvin Childs who held alleged confessions, unsigned, from the defendant admitting she gave Kelley two poisons, causing his death.
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KAIBLE’S
Meat Market. Phone J2
Chuck Roasts, Lb. Center < uts Beef
Pork Steak. Lb. Hd Beef Steak, Lb. |] ( Country Buttermilk, Qt J t Fresh Milk, 2 Qts. for Ik-
Smoked Bacon. Lb. Sliced Bacon, Lb.
Bologna. Lb. Franks, Lb.
8 ll IV
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Green Beans. C(.rn. < a Mian, Tomatoes. Muskmelons and Watermelons. I RBE DELIVER!
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Wadi Frocks, All sizes, 14 to 46 Pajamas Girdles and Girdleiers Children’s 3-4 Length Hose, 2 Pair for
6k *k SIM 2k
CHOICE 25c I able of broken oiaes and ,.dd items, including hats h<*> -In* rU
THE QUALITY SHOP
J H- pm IIFORD
HOT WATER
For the Little Shavers Tool
costs only a few cents a day
Ceil Ul or Boo Your D*«Ur
O teakettle hot water for Dad and John! They
mand FAUCET SERVICE ^ plenty of it I You can have it*® your home for your family ^ guests for only a few cents a d*!' And you can install a Self-Act* 00 GAS heater on an easy payn^** 1, plan. So w hy wear n path to
kitchen or basement?
WWii you virit tk. World'. Folr in ChU-ago, he tore to vuk t^u HaU. in which u Oortrored A C«nlHf> oJ Proircw in the got J. A. Bamburger, District Manager GREENCASTLE GAS & Electric light company , * PART OP YOUR COMMUNlH Tk*H Gtt Wttnt Hottert moy be purchtttj on tA« hhtit Cornu from the following Jttltrf
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