The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 May 1934 — Page 3

1HE DAILY BANNER. CREENCASTLK INDIANA. SATURDAY. MAY 5. 1934.

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"f' 01 ’ I Hess Tire & Battery Service, ^A!,E: Two oak dressers; one | _ 114 N Jackson 1’hotie 7-JO

’refrigerator, first class. 30fi | —^

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i] ^’sAld': Saturday, May 5, ^ Good Jersey cow, freah by P '■ . a le; yearling: heifer; fence jj.,2 r'uy. chairs, Du fold, heat- . to ve and other househokl articles, cash. Laura Runyan residence,

•Vuet., Alton Hurst.

2-3p

jlcridinn.

10R SALE—Manchu re-cleaned soy Leans. Charles F. Zeis, 305 east

5-3t

Washington street.

P SALE: Nine piece Dining: Suite; McDougall Kitchen CuhUrge Simmons died with . (W , feather bed; twelve win'"[ha.cs: fout lied spreads; four p'rag rugs; Furniture onay be a : home of late Mary M. Holl* iP h Belle Union. Mildred Hollworth’owner. 5-7-9-12

FOR SALE: New John Deere planter, cultivator, rotary hoe, wayon; repairs for Oliver and John Deer" implements Three second-hand cultivators, sulky plow, tractor plow, mower. Greencastle Hardware store or Walter Campbell. 1-3-5-31

1 respectfully solict your vote in the Democratic Primary, May 8, PRANK GIRTON CANDIDATE for sheriff of PUTNAM COUNTY P:iM Polltjoal A<1 verstisement

John R. Cox Republican candidate for Trustee of Greencastle Township.

FOR SALE; Yearling Hereford bull, thoroughbred, also one Shorthorn yearling bull, thoroughbred. Tom Flint, 31fi north Jackson street. 4-2t.

og SALE-1928 Buick coach. N. ■'Hair- Phone 169. 3-5-2t

OR SALE-Darwin tulips, perblonms and long stems. Mrs. T. -s, 733 east Seminary street. 4-2t

jr SALE:-Com planter with itor attachment, riding cultivaand walking preaking plow; all iptfd condition. Glenn Skelton, Wiiic. 4 - 2 P-

Political Announcements

Democratic Ticket FOR JUDGE nil.LIAM >1. SI THKHMN (01 HTI AMI ( . (.II.I-I.N l'K\ * HA >111. TON FOR SHERIFF M Y K. ]>|AI«TIN ( low*rtilth* 'I'wp. WAI.TCK HR YAW (.refitciiMlIe OTTO O. DOIIIIS (.rt*«*iicitN(h* GROIH.C K.% A I Rll (ir«*«* neitMf l«* hum oi: sro rr Greenenutle ITTr.ll l(. Ill .M AN l.rre ueuNtle JOHN si lTli:ill.l>i (ireenewntle hoy >i. mi \ i k m:y Monroe Townitlilp IIO.MI.H I . rn %/*IKR (.reerti*HMlh‘ riiri) I. % M'ASTKH Gree iicitslle LEE It HERBERT ington & ( bnerdale Townships. FOR CITY CLERK nov bkk R JOINT REPRESENTATIVE ituniii iiixl Owen < niintlew II I I >>1 i: THKADWAY **peneer. I ml. roiuioi lir.RlIRRT J«i kjNin i " i» . Oan « n ( omit} FOR PROSECUTOR U II.I.MM II. II AVKHLY Hnlll.ll I ii. NKWCiKAT I m n \ . IHOHA s FOR 1 01 NTV n.ERK HoM1.11 r. MOIIKINON (ireeut'UNlle Twn. fill m ii i i \ >a >i ACK .IrllerMon ‘rot* iimIiI|» I HI l> Ii HO \ l >l \.\ Monroe Twp. GK.OIII.i: \\. IIOSKINH »twIiinKlttn I*AI I .1. I OI.KM A .\ MtIom Twp. FOR AUDHOR OKI 1 1 1.Y H. Ill l-KMAN UiiMliinKlon Tp. II tHOl.H ^11 \ N NO\ I riinklin Tup. uim.i \ m %. rool'KIl liree neiiMtle eniM le n. hi i» iii'-.Nox WusliiliKfon Twp. FOR RECORDER ij.wms itma'.iis Greeneantle Mils. YI\Y I'.t.I.IUtM I'rnnklin Twp. KS MMl I i |; m.| i; \VKDn|.'.l. . • I,. ci.i/\iir.i n r\iMiF.TT Jftl.Tw.m Twp.

FOR SALK—Early cabling, plants 10 cents dozen. Tomatoes, ir, <■ nts per dozen or 2 dozen f ir 2 r . < nts. Harry LaRue. 5-j p

VOTE FOR James Sutherlin Democratic Candidate for for Auditor of Putnam County A tax payer for forty-two years. Your -upport will he appreciated.

FOR SALE: Vegetable and Flower plants produced from the finest seeds obtainable. Grown in electrcally heated beds and clean and healthy The New Everblooming Chrysanthemum ALADDIN. The New Petunia PINK GEM. Fu.srium Wilt Rosi.-tant Aster., Mrs. T. C. Cox, 733 E. Seminary. 4-21.

Paul Frederick Republican Candidate For Sheriff M [*f il \<1 verst Isomont

—For Rent-

( larence Vestal Solicits your vote for Greencastle I .wnship Asse r in the Deimiocratie Pnmaiy, May 8. Paid Political Advertisement

FOR RENT—Five house with garden, 565-Y.

rooirm nuxllem garage. J'hone 5-2ts.

FOR RJONT:—Three or four semimodem rooms Furnished or unfurnished. Mrs- Clara Matthews, Bainbridge. 5-i, p

—Wanted— J K. Courtney, solicits your support in the primary, May 8th for City Clerk, Republican ticket. 14-tf COINS & STAMPS: Up to m paid for Indian Head cents; half-rents, $125; large copper e nts, $500, etc. Send dim for list. ROM ANOCQINS1IOP "A,” Springfield. .Mass. Ip WANTED: Paper hanging. W. A. Patterson. Call 817-L. 2-3p-

I respectfully solicit your vote in Oie Democratic Primal y, May 8. OSCAR IRWIN CANDID \ I I FOR TREASURER (tl PI l \ \M < OUNTY —P;iM PoliUcal Adverfltlaemont

(rERMAN FEAIA1.R POLICE BREAK YOU1HFUI. GANG COMAGNE, (UP)—Cologne’s British trained female police have just broken up a highly organize 1 and effective juvenile thief band which had baffled the law for months. A total of 23 children, ranging between 7 and 12 yaars old, have beon arrested. They probably will ho sent to juvenile detention homes until they are 19. The parents, if they are responsible for thejr children's actions will tr punished must severely. Tie police have not yet established who inspired the thefts, but the simplicity and ease with which the unique scheme was worke^l point strongly to some adult 'master mind.’’ Tao process, explained by Fraulein Marianne Pfahl, commissar for the female division, was as follows: One of the children would enter the hop designated to be robbed and ask '' r a cigar box for frqtwork, or perhaps for a cigarette picture card. The hop door was purposefully left -lightly ajar and while the storekeeper was getting the box or card from he back room, a second child entered ml hid under the counter. The door being ailjar, there was no hell-ring to announce his entry. The -’irst child received his requested l>ox >r card, left the shop, and t ie shopkeeper went about his business The second child, having located

the simple cash box with which most German shops are equipped, emptied it at a favorable opportunity^ and returned to his hiding place. A third child entering gave thq second child his chance to escape. The third requested also some sort of gift and left openly. By the time the theft had been disooverqd, the children had long since disappeared. In most cases, moreover, suspicion fell on the wrong persons, usually those living in the house, and as the shopkeeper did not wish to charge them, the thefts remained undetected for some time. Tiie thefts occurred all over town, and authorities have not yet discovered what became of the proceeds.

amazoo Bn> Scoiiu have uiinert time backward abopt toft years in the eanslruetlqi) of fight troop cabins patterned after the pioneer type of wilderness shelter. All eahins will be erected to look as rustic as possible. To emphasize the pio-

ileei . gect. many of the buildings will he equipp,.,! with doors ef the “latch-string" type. Wherever possible, old-fashioned ti-ols will ho iifwsl to hew the necessary lumb r from solid timber. Work will In* supervised by the boys’ fathers.

SCOUTS BUILD PIONEER CABINS

KALAMAZOO. Mich. (UP) Kal

Maynard Grubb Republican candidate for

Assessor

of Greencastle Town .hip

Solicits your vote in the Primary

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May K.

Jesse F. Young 1 Democratic Candidate fur Treasurer of Putnam County 'iiiiiiiiMimiiiimitmmiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiitimt

To The Voters of Greencastle: Having attended city council meet - ings as a newspaper reporter for the past ten years I feel 1 am familiar with the duties of city clerk. 1 sliall endeavor to prove worthy of any support l iven me at the Democratic primary election, May H. LeRoy Bee (Timlidalr lor (Jl\ ( lork

Paid Political Advertisement.

Harry H. Talbott

Solicits your assessor in the

May 8.

P Id Pn lienl Adverstlsement

vote for Township Democratic Priimnry,

CILWIUT E. YIcCWlM \( k

Democratic Candidate for CLERK OF ITTNAM (OUNTY / 1 have been in two tacts, if you Ixdievo 1 shall bq afficient and courteous in serv ice, I -elicit your support.

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I.OGT: Lady's blue piii o. Findei please returm to Bann r. Pontain rosary and prayer book valuahl. to owner. 4 2))

—Miacellaupouji-

O B. LUSH—Solicits your vole in the primary, May 8th for City Clerk, Democrat ticket. l-6t.

FOR TRUSTEE Of Greencastle Township H. R. NICHOLAS On The Republican Ticket A’our upport will lie appreciated. —P:i it] Political Ad verst Isrmrnt

VOTE FOR ORVILLE O’NEAL For Surveyor Working in the mtii part ef the State, I have l>e< n unable to see many of the YVo rs this Spi iny. Theu-foru L take this means to «sk for your vote Tuesday— With Th inks.

John A- Abel will appreciate your support for Trustee of Gri'encusth* Township, Republican Primary. (it.

Oliver Shonlowiler as candidate for I County assessor on the Republican ticket will very gladly appreciate your vote Tuesday, May 8. 1 6p.

NOTICE: If you have a farm for

sale or want to buy any kind of Real

Estate see Harry H Talbott.

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Edgar A. Hurst Democratic Candidate for Commissioner 3rd. District. — pnItl Political AtlvFrntiMomont

For COUNTY CORONER

FLASH In making my canvass of this county, il has been my desire to meet every voter personally, but for various reasons I find at the last moment, I have been unable to do so. Il is you. Ladies and Genlli-men, that 1 have no! seen along with lire many I liave seen, that I earnestly invite on nexl Tuesday to vole for FRED E. BOATMAN FOR COUNTY CLERK

NOMINATE

Will pay cash :it once for ash, walnut. and yellow poplar timber. Vestal Branham, 1110 S. College Ave., Greencastle, Ind. 4-2p

FOR TREASURER l)i:i*K\V OOI'K HiimmHI Twp. ,,b °vi;h i . mhiim’abtuhB •leflVrison Twjp. "JUSSIONER, FIRST DIS I RK F JOII\ II. HIM.IN Monro,. Twp. Ki> < i.oiii i:i.T|.;it ItilNMrll Twp. IMIIIY V. \ltl:ll f'loyd Twp. ai.va w. miAmn vlonroe Twp. J. I.. YI.-l.-KHHAN Krankllii Twp. O. R. IT! % M Kit Jim* It wow Twp, ''immissioner Third District '•l oitt.i; i*. WAI.KU COUNTY ASSESSOR CHOh.ks a. HAHSIIAM. HAN || J, V. Ill ll«T >loiir«M* T^d. Gi'.om.i: t. iM»i (;i,ah - UovrrilHl«. T%yp.

To the Voters of Clinton Twp.: Owing to siekno- it is impossible for mo to see you, but will appreciate your support on May 8 for trustee, subject to Democratic primary. Ray Ulodfelter. 4-2p. To the Voters of Greencastle Township: It has been impossible for me to call on each voter. I am taking this plan of asking your support for my nomination on the Republican ticket for Greencastle Township Trustee at the primary. May 8, 1934. Jennie L. Wolfe. I thank you. 2-5-2p

No. 26 On Democratic Ballot Paul J. Coleman I am making my third race for County dork

Yviur su|*p.>rt Tue.-day will lie appreciated- - Paid Political Advertisement.

CHARLES H. RECTOR

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'l rn«i,. r , Mni-lnn Twp „ 1 A HI. AKNOI.II "Al.Tiai l„ HtHk'KR ROBERT ARNOLD Republican Ticket

FOIt MAYOR 'V. I>. JAM KM •I.KM K. -/.kim

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In cas'lng your vote in tht* coming Primary, may I ask your support. I 'wish each voter to know your vote "ill he appreciated more than you km w. Myrtle Blue W- ddell, cumlidate for Heeord r In He 1 lemocrat 1c priinary.

On the Democrat Ballot in Tuesday's Primary.

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for city clerk JKSs H 'I HAWKINS for sheriff IJMJAN WOOIMtllM fi.AV r n e 7 t r ",V^K,M —Twy. 1 "iVT. - ,irr enen«i|, T

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VOTE FOB Paul Grimes Republican Candidate for City Clerk Horn in IHitnam county am! Havel lived heiv all my life with exception <»f three years service in World War.| two of which were sirent overseas. AM WELL ‘ QUALIFIED FOR I DUTIES OF THE OFFICE. No. 16 on the Ballot. Paid Political Adverti-ement Hiil||||||l||||!ll||!llllllllllllllllll!IIIUIIIIII

To the Citizens of the Sixth District \ I respectfully solicit your active support and vote at the primaries May 8th. As your Congressional Representative in Washington I have rendered a sincere and resultproducing service to all of our people, and feeling that you approve our administration I hereby ask you to organize citizen committee® sufficiently strong to insure a full vote and my re nomination May 8th, for which I thank you in advance. Sincerely (Mrs.) Virginia E. Jenckes

Member of Congress.

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LEE R. HERBERT Democratic Candidate For Sheriff My Pledge to all (be people: TRUTH FFONOMY -SKUVK'F- AGILITY 1 promise the Newest Deal the people of Putnam ( ounty have ever had in the Sheriff’s office. f solicit and will appreciate your support at the Democratic primary, May 8th. Help Me Down Ring Politics in Putnam Co. Paid Political Adv.