The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 October 1933 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER. CREENCASTLE. INDIANA. SATURDAY. OfTOBER I t. I'i>>.

Special NOTICE GOSSAKD LINE OF BEAUTY A fashion representative of the N W. Gossard Co., will be here all day MONDAY to suggest the correct garment for you and if von wish, will personally fit the garment for you.

V*oi are eoniiiilly attend.

invited to

S.C. I’KKVOCO.

Home Store

t'O'loi "lio ,|1- oPPortniiiiy

^ of visiting G6uoa» lUtly* t li«- bil ! l*

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Z Public School News z ♦ * (iau'h Week In The Banner) J

lust sunimoi.

The Seootui Wal'd • n ili.Uni s IT om a

I*. T. A. luitHit ivso-day Ira|>i-y

d |>i a i l ie scliooner r mm-pollution pro

ience.

The eiveninj; school in commercial I

fliis.-es which was opened • n Tuesday , d i n ■ this wiik,

under the direction of Miss Zell:i |

Adi.inS has met with an enthusiasti. ! The . hildi. in '1 1 ' Unnyan s response. Five more persons have >oni ha\e eoinpl'>d iiiiiuaturo eaii-

asked t"i typing than can be accom ' ''■ (l ' ‘ 1

■ ojdtted .1 ne t me it is probable P* 1 '

that another typing sei tion will Is' J'' 1 ' 1 i, ‘ M,< ‘• ll

vturteil next week to meet on Mon

i In honor of

dnvs aivl Wednestluys.

ehildien of. tin

path building > dien of (hi* flii grades by telli'i' | Ims. and slug:

for the ilay.

Pauline Seaivh of Mis. Ciierry' room brought a. display of various' '[ p,. third gi Chinese articles sent to her by an ward receive aunt, f: r ail children in the building | a fi.rin i to see. | a us. who is iiu'a

In 4 ob'v \ ance ef fire prevention week all neons have discussed fire hazards and means of prevention.

Tdiimhus Day. sonii i\ih grade ol Hid at I.allied llie ehll fonrlh and tlflh lie story of Collllll mis. appropriate

TIGliK ( I II> HAM)

STILBS\ II I I 0

I ll.l.MOKi; w is>

\ I INC , Fillmni'e Irgh se'hool . | it e,| the

; basket ball season Kriday by trouncing Greencaslle's higli .-chool ha-'Ti.ilI Patrick-Iniig, 4 ! to Di "I In Caroinal team endcT the fall -ea-nn with an built up an irly lead and uh-tit’Jtes impressive victory over Stilesville, i! I were u.'(*i| during tin latt r part of to 1 at I.ucas |aik ITi av afternoon, the contest. Zeiner with 7 lield goals Hutcheson pitched a rre'it hratid of .i.d a free hi v\ wa - high o nt man

hall for the Tiger <Tih. and huifei shutout ball for ^i\ innings, the vis itors getting their lorn run in the filial frame after the locals had piled up a tit) margin Hc-ide twilding well, Hutche-nii handled some difficult fielding chances and sinaikeo out a couple of sizzling hits It was the first setback far Stiles* ville and the Cubs <|eserve c nisid'erahle credit for their -plcndid gdayinu'. RKSTAI H AM Mi l.11 Mi There will be an important meeting of all sellers if food fram Putnam county at the Kims Inn Mon ay night at eight o'clock V\ () Wheeler, pre i'cnt of the In.liai a l!e-taurant Vssoi iati di, V\ S Aiken, -ecretarytreusurer, .1 K. O’Mahoney and at hast two .V R A m< n will attend the

meeting

MACON OVKR TK\

MIHI,.AND, Tex.. (> l. 14. (CP) The navy dirigible Ma on. enr ute to fleet maneuvers in tic Pa ifie, soared

o'er the (iaudalupc mountains at i aiid dawn today after skirting a severe < Ins

west Texas storm.

for the winners. In a curtain raiser, the pillmor team defeated the Patrak-.burg serve*. 1 I to S. I Kit ION NO I l( K

All ticket, for the air ciiiTi.- arc to l«i turned in at 11 o’clock Sunday morning to 0. W. Hollowcll. Regular meeting of the Legion I’uesday evening ai s o'cl.ick. I ’. <Tucker, ( om.

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Herald Slang r. farmer, I-illmorc If R-. and Ruth iNiuiter, at home, i ircencastle.

ROHBI RS Hi: \l) I HIS W \) Sheriff Alva Br\an riicivel a 'ele-

dnni" all Saturd; y morning at l():-lij

’clink that five men traveling in a

•lack and tan Duiant couie with six •• re whi 1 had held up all . rnhtied a usrar -tore in linliaiiapolis and were lielievad headed this way Sheriff Bn.'ll, state pie . anan R y Newgent

it\ police .a im Lately began wa'. li for the bandits. The e number of their car was

11 cense 125-111)

One of the major themes to he emphasized in the (irecncastle schools this year is that of individual guidance. A great deal of helpful data now being collected cn pupils en-i rolled in th« schools for the fiist:

time this year.

Tile Second ward .lunior Rer Crosif ninety mcmlx i* had its first meet mg of the yiac I'uesday morning from * until s .'io New officers in-j stalled were prc-iitont, Georgia \n /•eis; sccretaiy. Anna M • Durham;

treasurei, Bobby Bills.

The social -i idler class in the fifth grade of the Uidpath school, ifter learning In w i c ancient Kgyp 'iuiis inada then paper from the papyrus plant, hail the plivilege of leeing a stalk of the plant which was borrowed from the industrial arts

class of the university.

The class has als,, had ucces- to a number i t lantern slide and sterouptican view s mi Kgy.pt, hot rowed

from the city library'.

-Miss H llingsworth's room is studying "Van J)ykc> Baby Stuart”

for October picture study.

the "Royal Scot” was finite aj •brill foi school chilih'ii w hen ji | came through Gi ecnrastlc TTiur.-ilay. i Arrangenims were imule so Hihi all country children wen laki n to see

;

On Thurmlay Of i | j, t h,. s'.uilents of Mr. StHwaiT's t)<>1)1 •- room cntci laiiief) the nicuiheiH of Miss Wall I Jiome room w jlh a roiiml tahly ills-1 mission of "The Denlmy ol Pro ss." Tin sliuliTits who took parti wei" Virginia Shirley Mai Id Riley. I ml \t illluni Quchlicman.

napolis.

Miss Mooit omhus Day p -' orb's. si tigs.

rhililien ol First interesting letter .-ma i . Billy t’rimn si hool in Imlia-

■ >i11 enjoyed a Col .im consisting of art work.

.'EM KM I I Ol R HKI.I) IN P KK COUNTY I AIL

ROCK.VlKI.li

| iirisoncis at c

vere a rraigne i day and re ei j j.eiiJI institut ■ his wife, Iretu 1 Min nix, bis tl j ;)le"ded guilty j cetiy when hu aril I. Hancor one to five ye jiri 'ii at Mi l; wife was sen! five yea is in Indianapolis, j old, was sent formatory at I five years. It

;e|., Oct. 14.—-Four ; Fa'ke county jail ! rcuit court Thurs- | entences to state ; < lu ster N’evins. : in.-, an l Mitchell 11 ene Nevins, irges of petit lar- ' fore Judge How- J Nevins was given a utence in the state i n City, while his ! d to serve one to women’s prison at , who U 18 years I to the state redieton for one to diarged that the

trio stole wheat from the farm of j Lawrence (T oks. It V alleged also that they had stolen produce from other Parke county farms. The three, who lived neir the Parke-A’igo county i line, weic at rested and brought to I jail last Saturday by Parke county officers. .lame.- Owen, charged with stealing , „ ,.| r Kord, was fine i $-0 and i. (hi t being entenced i 0 , ? |ve h ilys on tho tate penal . in. li was alleged the Owen took ! c:.i' lielonging to Aria St Ikei from a alter .- home on the Catlin road | \,,,. |] and drove it to Fast Chicago. BRIGIl I SP< )'l S IN HI 'IN K.'S — Buy Now — U col consiun'I'iun between jam,. |*i.T2 aoH lu".e I9.TJ, showed a gam ef 210 rwr cent. Reemphiynie.nt in Snutenihcr showed an es’inm'ed iiHTca-e since March of 2,.">0(l,000 workers in all branches of trade and industry ■ Dun ml Rradstreet’s report foi tin week ending Septemh t 2 ini. -h wed 2aO business failuies. ei in pared with a 24 for the corresponding period of I4.'I2. ( HI R< H OF I HK N A/. ARKNE It K Wii'.ninger, pasterSunday -chool—9:i!0. Preaching—10:45. Young curie’s services - 6:30. prea ng - 7:30. N\ZAREN F ( HI RCH It. F. W ininger, pastor. Sunday school. 9:36 a. m. Me. a g worship, 10:45 a. m. EvaiicTistio services, 7:30 p. m. Noi'thwe-tern group meeting, Monilcy me 3 at 7 o’clock. Rev. Singhurst i" Morristown will prea To SiTwi o will begin at !):3<i Tuesday with a hasket dinner at noon. The Ri Gi Hakar of Spencer will be ti e spcakei Tuesday evening.

At NRA Textile Code Fight ma**' 0 '''"'

r \ I»KK U\ KS S200 I he Del’i.uw, tudf*nt iu*va|mt of ; !>»*F*auw univiM'ity jiavi* ■<l(Hi to tin* newly /••ti D^l'inivA univorsitv Uninl for new in-trun ♦•nt> ami a like .sum toward erecting thi■ rew Narsit.N hoUKP on Black-to, i. firld, I h»* moncs foi tile band * buy .1 new lyre-bell which will !»• heard fur the first time on Old (mid d iy, Oct. Jl The new virsity hou.-(* is to he ♦•n , ctcd by students ami will provide drus.dng rooms and showers tor teams at the field. I he squirrel .'e;i>on t which 4»pened last August I, »*r.de Saturday, after one <if the be~t ea^ons in many year* a< a (Mrding to reports of Imal *1 »rt> uA'ii. Humlreds of -(juirrels were killed during the open season. The season officially ends Oct lf> hut ina> much a ^thi.- day falls on Sun l<ay the season endeul un»* < ay ♦»ai*Iier this year.

Ml I 11\<, There will be ; Cireenca^tle Welt day, October lb i clock p- m at th” ques!* , ».l that all o e with the ( o’-ii tive* there AI>o • ted in this w of, There will be an

tor

at th

e y'.

cu.ssion 4>! e h’rank Sto md Mr*. 1 •aeo Suml.a .

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meeting uf the re founcil, 'linns . Ift:{:h at 7:S0 o’ (t\ Hall It is r* 1

itiof 1 1

il have ic»pre.-entii any one else inter 1 ord ally invited e|ei t ion of officer otlc-r matters of in

Sanfirr I will >r a week’s visit

Mrs. 1 1 etm ned La., \\ he moot h>

I. La ti me e she 1 sit ine

kin, \ rthwoisL ha rorn New Orleans, pent th* 1 past three ♦•r daughter, Mrs.

Lai! ( <dlins.

The m

Kidpalh >«

ati- ndance

Tin Mai

sei \ ed a .* day on Kri

rolled as mu, and 1 which all prog 1 a in.

md grade of hool has bad 1 this week.

lie Martha j Inn percent

> Kmmu Join s P»*eial Junior d.iv All etilhh** nemhers, |dlis \ • Impel pel iod

school obit ed (loss 1 were en1 ere given h Id in

oonis c ni rihnt« d to t In

'the children of Hie Uidpath school ha\e heett -aving tln*ii < hoicc tlovae 1 ami in maiiN 1 a^cs ex changing in nrdci to liav a \ari«*Ly In readim-*4 for planting in tin piing so be able to promote a 'Lb v\• 1 Show ” in ibeir hcIiooI at

tin opening * ‘ol 11 III 111 I ;it« men 1 Kin wind by Mi

11 next yeni's |( 1111. Day hail very appiopri thin year in S u eonil - Wllllamx. ulie of Uh

Scene* in N’RA heaclquarters nt Washington as the hearing on proposed revision i f textile code opened. Top left, General Hugh Johnson (left) and Donald Riehbcrg, Administrator and counsel of NRA, as they presided; lower left, party of striking silk workers, of Paterson, N. J., led by Ann Burlak. the "Red Flame,” marching on the Commerce Building, amt, right, Miss Burlak presenting the workers’ demands to the NRA code-makers.

As Bullets Flew in Fatal Strike Riot

Future Rulers of Reich? r —

4G CHA'-^ANT z CO r»B' seamless PL .

man it) t*

[llliriw

l Sn — ummm

( n|ihi' p t i' 1 (urn the -reike fr oit at Ambrulge. Pa., w here a clash bet ween steel strikara of the

» ta

fatal shoo mg of one man and the Wounding of 15

altur*.nC*

L( e each other an InsUnt before the deputies opened

in prog res*. Note man at

fire Below, the battle

i';ht . mg aim with a * hot gnr,

*triktr

The year s BIG football romance!

UADio frolic On The Staae Toni^t “KING” COLE Announcing and a host 0 ; local talent. ‘ H "l!" "HI IF | |{|.u "IIDSN .,1 X,. •»N | ||| S( R| | \ JOHN WAYNE in “M AN FROM MONTFHFY” SAME PRK Ks Kg. . ^

SATURDAY'S MILLIONS!

With ROBERT YOUNG LEILA HYAMS, Johnny Mach Brown,

Andy Devine, Lucille Lund, Mary Carlisle, Grant Mitchell.

From the Saturday Evening Post Story

NOTE! • >n account of the newness of this picture it will t>e impossible to get from New York in tiiii” fur midnight show ing.

SUNDAY AND MONDAY ADDED— Colored ( artoun "No.th's Ulf Binu Crosby in "Billboard Girl | l. a *c I’athe \ea*

At Soviet Stratosphere Ascent

A scene at Moscow air field as the Soviet stratostat, U. S. S. R., commanded by George Prokofiev (above), started the climb to the stratosphere that broke all previous records by attaining an altitude of 11.8 miles. Note that the bag seems but partly inflated. This is to allow for gas expansion in the sun. The balloon came back to earth 31 miles from Moscow with valuable stratosphere data.

In Miami Beach it/ Jke JLtetujul

Opening foi the Winter Sesron January firrt. European Plan.

An Eicluilva Wintar Resort Hotel, on

u

In m-ert, a deputy tienci- over tne huck*hot-

, " , j""" • "" ""uNuirig .ii ... ei in m*eri, a uepuiy r.enct> over Die buckshot. Atj-op, heavily-armed deputies aud pickets I nddieu body of Adam PeUsuski, slain strike picdteL

re. ent photo of Prince Ph.lip „f h psh ^ si)(1 f,j, Wlf( , , '.n. fal.ln, ihuight.'i-of the King and Queen of Ig. 'r." :» .Nn.'i . L brain o in Berlin It i repo ■ ; . ... ,i., u pij^U' Die Nazi party, has been cho-en by Chancellor Hitle. • suivtcd JUarsbal von Hindcnburg as President id' the Keicli. O

Bitcayne Bay, with Ocaan Bathing a Priv»t« Dock and every facility for the comfort and antertainmant of ill aaclmive

*nd d..criminating cliantela.

Rat*. Doubla from S8 00 to S20 00 per d.y A I, carte .arvicc and Fixed Price Meal.

,

THOM AS CAG*^

Otkff DeWiH Op«r«t«d Hotels include In CltveUnd k$ Thc HOLLENDfN In Chicafo lb 4 Thc LaSALLE In Columbus ks The MEIL HOUSE In Akron lb Thi MAYFLOWER

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FENWAY HALL, CUvcUnd I Hiyk CUss R?sident al Hotel, is also under p.w.tt ^ Menagement.

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