The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 May 1934 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER. GREENCASTLE. .?0tAI>IA; MONDAY. MAY ?■ 1934.
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Fred E. Boatman
County Clerk
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FOR PROSECUTOR Fred ¥' Thomas No. 20 0a Deircratic Ballot Admitted to practice in Circuit Court’ Supreme fomt and Federal Court. I Sincerely Solicit Your Support. - Paid Political Advertisement.
years. Is west of
Vole For Russell [Bud] Shannon Democratic Candidate for
County Coroner
Graduate of Indiana College of Embalming; State licensed Fmbalmer, and feel competent of filling the office. I pledge myself to serve the public in a courteous and respectful manner. 1 earnestly ask your support (May 8
No. 44 on Ballot
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Election Information Due to the change of the boundary lines of the city voting precincts since the last election, many voters may be confused as to their correct polling place. For this reason I have arranged for complete information as to registration lists, precinct Iroundaries and polling places. Also conveyances for those, unalde to get to the polls. Tins service for all c ity voters. ( all at 300 East Washington Street or Phone 438 X. Charles F. Zeis Republican Candidate For MAYOR - Paid Pnlitiral A v rtisewnlt.
To the Voters of Putnam County and the City of Greencastle I have been canvassing early and late for many days in an attempt to see every voter i>ersonally. but I find at the last moment that I shall be unable o do so. I will sincerely appreciate the sup|>oit of those I have been unable to see, along with the many I hav ■ seen, at the Democratic primary. HOMER L. FRAZIER FOR Sherifl of Putnam County • % # —Paid Political Advertisement
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS The Greencastle band will practice | this evening at ,7:30 o’clock. Ray Comer, Bainbrldge, has entered the Veteran’s hospital at Indiana-
polis.
Charles Frakes, ase 7 I serionsfy ill at his home
j iiainiiridKP.
Mrs. J. C. Braden, west Walnut street, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Ovid Muir in Bridgeton.
Mrs. William I/me, north of Greenj c astle, is spending a few days at the , ii irnard sanitarium in Martinsville. I I.ouis Koessler is reported seriously ill nt his home on east Berry street following a stroke sulfered last week. Mary Robb, DePauw stu lent of I I.uey Rowland Hall entered the bounty hospital, S i .urday morning for
- I treatment-
■I C. W. Boyles of Chicago spent the week-end with his parents. Mr. and I .Airs. E. R. Boyles, comer Crown and Hanna streets. David Braden of this city was in Clayton over the week-end where he supervised the moving of the Clayton telephone exchange. Mr. and Mrs. V. H. McIntosh of Indianapolis were week-end guests of Mr and Mrs. E. R. Boyles, corner Crown and Hanna streets. George Schwinn and family of Rockville spent Sunday visiting Mrs. Schwinn’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mayhuer Rubush of this city. Mrs. E. W. Patrick of Rockford. III., arrived Saturday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. K. \V. linker. Highland street. Mrs. Patrirk is th‘' mother f Mrs. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCaw, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank McCaw and children, Margaret Ann an Donald, all of I/afayetite, were Sunday guests of the Moote-Fidler families of south Ind-
iana street
Dr. and Mis. T A. Sigler attended a dinner given S:rturday evening by Mrs. Virginia Jenckes at Terre Haute. Dr. Sigler also prewded at a Democratic meeting held immediately after
the dinner.
Revival services at Maple Chapel church will be held at 7:30 o’clock this evening. The pastor will preach, her -object being “The Devil is at Large, Beware.” Good singing by choir and congregation. Everybody welcome. The Wednesday evening sendee ait Antioch Church, just west of Hamrick Station will begin at 8 ip. m. and will be a erviee dedicated to the t other- conducted by Gust E. Carlson of Greencastle. Sp*-cinl music by local
talent.
The Madison Township farm bureau meeting will be held at No. 10 school house Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. The program will consist of a home talent play, music, and talkon 4-H dub organization. Each person attending is a.sked to bring a pie. The se, nnd year baking club met at it e home economies building last '•tek. The following officers were »lected: president. Omah Albaugh, • ic president, Mary Aileen York; secretary-treasurer, Maxine Roberts; I refiorter. Edna Callaway: song leader, Thelma Coffman. A name for the j organization will he selected at the j next meeting. Funeral servees will he held at Franklin Tuesday at the Grace Meth|n| i c-hurch for Rev. R. R. Bryan, retired Methodist minister, who died lias: Friday at the Methodist hospital nt Indianapolis as a result of injuries uiT<"ed in a fall at his home in I l rank! n. He had held pastorates in Greencastle, Spencer, Worthington, j and Ft&nklin The -widow and a son. Roy, survive. Mr. and Mrs. J- O. Cam mack attended the invitational club exhibit of pi torial photography at the John I Herron Art institute in Indianapolis | Sunday. This exhibit, the first of its j kind, js sponsored by the Indianapolis i amera club of which Mr. Cammack I is a memlter. Photographs submitted ity various clubs over the United •State- will be on display throughout the month of May. Clubs in the exibit include the Boston Camera club; I Boston Y. M. C. A. Union Camera |' !ub; Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciatica; Camera Enthusiasts of San Diego; Chicago Camera club; Fort Dearborn Camera club; Japanese j Camera Pictorialists of California J Omaha Photographic Society of Philadelphia; Photographic Society of | San Francisco; l\>rtage Camera club of Akron, and the Indianapolis Camera club.
If You Want / SERVICE 1 and J ABILITY i
VOTE FOR W. Depew Goff For TREASURER On The Democratic Ticket
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Will Entertain / Tonight For Bride Elect Mrs. Perry Rush and Mrs. Lloyd Mjesseiramath twill entertain with a personal shower tonight for Miss Marian Fiscus of Indianatpolis whose marriage to Robert Houston will take place May 16. Mr. Houston is a brother of Mrs. Me-"rsmith. Dinner will be server! at the home of -Mrs. Alessersinith and bridge will be played at the home of Mrs. Rush. Miss Fiscus attended DePauw University and was givoRiated with the class of 1!!28. Shi' has since been connected with L- S. Ayres and Co. She is a member of the J’. E. 0. Sa'sterbo.xj. The guests fromt Greencajrtle im luik* the Misses Mildted and Alaieda Pitchfold, Edith Browning, ami Ruth Quebbeman. Th ■ e from Indianapolis are the Misse- Mary Tall, Ruth Hutchinson, Dorothy lermbert, I.aura Ffsrais, and Mrs. Mary Katherine
Emer.
•!* *!• New Era Club Meeting Postponed The May meeting of the New Era Club has been |> stponed and the club will not meeit in regular meeting until June, , +++*++ Sewing Club to f Meet Wednesday The Wednefeuy Sewing dub will meet with Mrs. Thad Jones, at her home south of town, Wednesday afternoon. j +*++++ Tuesday ReaiKng Circle To Mr'et With Mrs. Brown. The Tuesday Iteadmg Circle will meet with Mrs. W. V. Brown at 2:30 o'clock on TuesdayJ. •>. .£. .j. Boston Club to Have Picnic Tuesday The Boston dub will have a picnic Tuesday evening at 5 o’clock at the home of Mi . E. C. Bowman, south >n the city on state road 43. Members are asked to bring one dish of food :<nd table service. + * + ■{• + ++ + Present Day Club V\ ill Meet Tuesday Mrs. Andrew Durham will entertain the Present Day dub at her home on east Seminary street. Tuesday afternoon•I* v -F •!• + + >{• Former Ixi.-al Woman To Speak At Convention Mrs. Byron Wilson formally n resident of Groom a-sttla now living at 420 North Sycamore Avenue, I><- Angeles, will be in Kansas City May the 11th to deliver the opening ankiresa for the National Convention of the National Council of Federated Church Women Mrs. Wilson Us. vice-jiresi lent nf the National Council. Dn May 18th irv the same dty she will deliver an address liefore the National Convention of Community Church Work rs, on the subject, The Church W'omen in a new- World.” -1- d- 4- 4- 4. 4-H Club Elects Officers Saturday The 4-H Canning and Oarrlening dub met at the vocational building Saturday, with Hoy Neier as junior leader. The following officers were
elected:
President, Elizabeth Varvel. Vice president, Gertrude Harris. Secretary-treasurer, Nannie Tur-
So Irritable One Couldn't
Live With Her She was cross with the children, irritable with her husband and cranky around their frien I*. Nobody liked to be near her Her trouble was nerves. Neuro-Vin soon restored her to normal. She slept soundly at night and awoke feeling like a now person, for sound, relaxing, normal sleep that IKTinit- nerves to rest, try Neur.eVin Get a bottle today at Owl Drug Stole on a s|>evlal trial offer.
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Reporter, Maurine Townsend. Song and yell leader, Glee Wright
Pianist, Virginia Hope.
Projects and exhibits were discussed and the meeting adjourned un-,
til a later date. 4- 4* 4- 4* 4* 4* 4* 4-
l.adiea lid Society
Works on Quilt
The Ladies Aid society of the Maple Chapel church met Thursday at the home of Mrs John Evans, Sycamore street. Devotions were led by Mrs. Hattie Stone; prayer by Mrs Theodore Crawley, Part of the afternoon was spent in working on the Friendship quilt. I ight refreshments were served during the social hour.
4- 4- 4- 4’ 4- 4- 4- 4Health Seekers Name Officers
The Health Seekers 4-H club met Saturday afternoon nt the home economics building in charge of the junior leader, Madonna Estep. The following officers were elected: President, Wilmetta Pease. Vice president, Eleanor McCul-
lough.
Secretary and treasurer, Olive M in
Dean.
Reporter, Marian Taylor. Song leaders, Evelyn Cox and Bonnie Goldsberry. Pianist, Eugenia Pavlos. Sub-pianist, Doris Differ. Th name “Health Seekers” was selected for the club.
4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4Friendly Folks Class to Meet
The Friendly Folks class of the Presbyterian church will meet at the home of Mrs. Edward J. Newman, 405 Anderson street, Tuesday evening at
7:30 o’clock.
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Section Four
To Meet Friday Section Four of the Christian church will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. J. F. Spurlock, 1029 south College avenue Members pleas*' note change of date. 4' -S- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4S- F. C. (Tub Meeting Postponed Indefinitely The meeting of the S. C. C. Club which was to have lieen held Tuesday evening has lieen postponed indefinite!y. J 4- 4* -h 4- •!• 4- 4- 4Piesent Day (Tub To Meet Tuesday The Present Day club will meet Tuesday afternoon, May 8, at the home of Mrs. Horace Askew.
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First Ward P. T. V Holds Meeting The May meeting of the Mary Emma Jones P. T. A. was held Friday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. The child-1 ren of the first and second grades gave a very pleasing program of| songs, folk dances and a play entitled “Good Health Train." The scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Walter Gardner followed by prayer by Mrs. Mil-1 ton Klebusch. The minutes of the last meeting were rear! and approved and I the years reports were given by the treasurer, Mrs. Rex Crask, and the! ways and means ohairman, Mrs. Rob-
ert Hoffman.
The guest speaker for the afternoon was Mrs Fred Jeffries of Terre Haute, who is state chairman of Founders day celebration of P. T. A. Her talk wa-s of a very practical nature and included ways of increasing interest and membership; also hints on how to raise money for P.T.A. use and how not to raise it for this purpose. After her talk Mrs. E. R. Bartley reported a gift of $5 from Delta T heta Tau to furnish school lunches when needed and progress on swing* for the playground which is nearing completion. 1 The following committees for next year were announced by the presi-' ■ lent: ways and means committee/ Mr* Robert Hoffman, Mrs. Ted Kau- 1 hie, Mr*. Norman Peabody. Mrs. Wal- 1 lace Long, Mrs. Lester Conrad, Mrs.' George Wre n and Mrs. Paul Ma-I honey: program committee, Miss Mil-' died Pitchford, Mrs. Charles Towne, and Mrs. Robert Newgent; member--hip, Mrs. Ralph Randel, Mr*. L. E. Trout and Mrs. Walter Gardner; health committee, Mrs. Henry Krrhl and Mrs. Louis CowgiH; P T A council member, Mrs.’ William Koeher; devotions, Mrs. Rex Crask; publicity, Mrs. Henry Krehl; child welfare, Mrs. C. D. Conklin and Mrs. William Lockwood; child welfare magazine chairman. Mrs. Harvey
C<rx.
A luncheon in honor of Mrs. Jef-1 ries was held at noon at Elms Inn 1 preceding the meeting for the teach-1 ers, officers and room hostesses of. the P. T. A. Miss Flecta Harhough ^ and Miss Pearl Hull, teacher* in the Plainfield school, who were guests of 1 Miss Kathleen West, sixth- grade 1 teacher, were also guests at the luncheon. + 4-4-4-4-4-4-4. Section III To Meet - With Mr*. Philip* * Section III of the Christian 1 church will meet mrs. Henry! Philips Thursday afternoon ai 2:30' o’clock.
VOTE FOR Roscoe G. Scottl DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR sheriff Your Support Will Do Appreciated - Pai <l p litical,Adve>.' .
Gilbert E. McCammack Democratic Candidate for CLERK OF PUTNAM COUNTY
1 have boon second in two races; if that is commendable to you I solicit your .-mpport. —Paii) Political Advertisement. Willing Work?rs To Meet Thursday Th Willing Workers of iSomerset church will meet Thursday, May 10, at the lr me of Mrs. Goldie Judy fa: an all-day meeting. Members pleas be present. Thn will he an election of officers.
Lay Etcheson i- ,„ nnn(yl - home In Bainbridge. received *hen i,.. ,,J :l l '" 1,1 " 1 ,M ‘ ^May «hljl • sCr ‘ ,pns "* ■i" "psiaivs u Not 1
Presley Clinton of Indianapolis spent tho feck-end with Clinton Judy near Brick Chapel. William Berry, Hainbridge, c ht- . d the Robert Long hospital in Tidianapolis Monday, for treatment.
Household Expenses Our I»an sei j fid t i many families fir ; ; ishes 'he ('a-h wIn n •, h r ,l> i dical and worthy .J Should y. u net money to * your hills when due, find % yourself how our service »i|I you. Indiana Loan 21 1 2 ! ■ Washington St. pJ
JOHN C. TREMBLlf
CANDIDATE FOR
MAYOR
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Stands For ECONOMY and EFFKB in City Government A SQUARE DEAL for d| More INDUSTRIES for City so that ALL LABOR a be employed and allproi ONE TERM of four ytirij all any man deservei, If this is your way of I ing vote for me Tuet<l»r | I THANK you foryoor| SUPPORT. JOHN C. TKE.UBL| -mid Pol It leal
VOTE FOR
Courtland C. Gillen FORJUDGE 1’UTNAM CIRCUIT('OlHf ON THE DEMOCRATIC TK KKT
Thirty years active law practic f '' cel two years in Congress. Attorney for DePauw University •
Alumnus,
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