The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 May 1934 — Page 2

IHE DAILY BANNER. CREENCASTLE. INDIANA. MONDAY. MAY 14. 1934.

. i i t' HiNMi MIDGED • v I Ml. n\ DRI NK CHARGE l^-tPr Hinfhaw of south Gt^eneastle was I in the county jail Sunday nijrht by city policemen on a charuv of public intoxication- Ifinshaw was arrested after he was allejfecl t ! have <r; a ted a istmbance Hinsh iw ufed li's liberty from jail .Mon ay morning on bond itending nrnuirtinfient befoie \V- L. Denman in city court. Ilinshr.u was fin'd |30 and costs r‘ aid! sen i i r- I to ei v. rlx months on the penal farm by Mayor Denman .• b . hi plead* I guilty in city (nun Mon ly at in on. Mayor liia . i...v. .it. asricd t.> suspend jiidgm* id pioidin;; lllrshaw’g good • behav ior. TO »lil’F.S'l P\ROI E VIOF.ATORS I.N’DIAN’AI’OI.IS. May 14, (UP)— Or d to ijipi-i r.d all parole vinlator fm n -t do pon d institutions have b cn issued c.-o in an effort to mime rime in Indiana. ( ritio in oi tli ■ Handling of parole I pi is‘i . n tftbly John llillinger, v. s believed respi nsible for the ord«'r.

HOSPITAL NOTES The condition of George Uissler of lie. l - ville who undertwmt a major operation Sunday morning, was reported fair, at th • coiuHy hospital, Mon-

day afternoon.

Claude Bos( ...f It-elsvjlle who was injured at the ( i inent Plant Friday, undnuent an eye operation at th* hos|iital, Saiur ay evening. Prof. Vernon Sheffield who has been (piii ill at the hospital for sev. ral days, was reperted improving Monday afternoon. M ng .ret Ann Clodfelter, daughter

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of Mr. ant Mrs. ft ay Clodfelter, Route 1, was reported <|iiitc ill at the hospital, Monday. Arthur Den ter, PePnuw stmlent lef: the hospital Monday. Mis. Hansel Tower and children of Chatham, Mass., are here visiting her parents, Mr. and Airs. (, orge E. Kaatt r, south boeust street. Mr. and Mr Hrary Uphouse and .laugh er, June Ellen, of Indianapolis .'pent tb, 1 week-* nd with Alts. M. M. Meek. Mrs. Uphousc is a laughter of Mrs. Meek.

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Mr. and Alt Ralph Allen and duaghter of Gary spent th week end ill On enrastle visiting rela lives.

Mrs. D. Moffett and baby tinned home Sunday from M ibod 1st ho-pbal.

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WATER TO BE SHUT OFF Due o impi vetnents on the ptlb- ... '•.pi if tin Gr encastle Water npany announced Monday that i , i v ic. i i on Washington | to 1, ii i street, will he shut iT at'.(r in o'clock tonight for ap I'oxlma; !v tlnie hours.

PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS

DOG NIGHTMARE CACSED SCIT CLEVFI.ANU (UP)—Claiming she his frequent nightmares in which vicious dogs attack her as a result of having been bitten hy a IfDle Scotch terrier, named Sam, Mrs. Hilda Jacobson. of Cleveh’.nd Heights, filed suit for $!0,00n against the animal’s owner, Joseph G. Kenan. Kenan said his dog was rnly 10 itvdis high “and nev-

er would bite anyone.” YOUNGEST ORGANIST

PORTAGE Wis. (UP)—Last year St. John’s Eiiis. opal church here claimed to have the oldest organist in t oe state. This y-ar the church believe its organist i ; - the youngest full time paid musician in the Episcopal denominati. n. Alice Helen Joins. 1(5, has replaced Mrs. Josephine Shaekell, 7!b who died after playing the organ

at St. John’s for 53 years.

Tonight at 10 p. m. the water will be shut off at corner of Jackson and Washington to Locust street on | Washington for approximately three j I hours. Greeneastle Water Works Co.

Mrs. Ram Brown, is ill at her h.mv* on State roadl 40. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Crist of Indianaipolis were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs- Glen Owen, B< r ) twefc Miss Hthel Marie O’Hair has relume I home from New Madison, O. where she taught school the past winter. The Friendly Visitor? group of the Christian church will meet at the i church tonight at 7 o’clock for instructions. Mbs. John Mellvillo of Chicago wa? n week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Eitel andl family- Mrs. Mellville forfnerly resided here. Miss Jane White of Indianapolis and Herliert Bray of Noblesville were week-end g-uests of Mr. and’ Mrs. l>’e Hubbard, South Locust street. Mrs. James Merry wither has retumed home from an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. L. J. Baldwin and Mr. Baldwin and - >n Richard, of Toledo, Ohio. The official hoard nr etlng and quarterly confei. iice i f the Gobin j M mortal church "ill be held this | evening at 7:30 o’clock in Keystone 1 chapel. Mrs. Parker Beals of Logansport, ■ was the guest of Airs. Jackson Ik.yd, for Mothers Day an i al o visited her son Charles Beals, who is a Rector Scholar in DePauw.

Harvey Gox is confined to his home on north College avenue due to illness. Mr. and Mrs- Henry Osborn of near Bit in bridge are the parents of a s.m, John Henry, bom, Saturday. A finding for the plaintiff in the sum of $100 hast he.m returned in circuit court in the damage suit of Walter Higgle ngninst Addison HulierThe defendant did not appear to contest the action. In the divorce case of Glenn F. Adams vs. Mary Adams, evidence was heard today on flefen.hint's cross-com-plaint, the divorce being granted to cross-complainant. Her maiden name, Mary Sc udder, was restored. —Martinsville Reporter. Maple Chapel r." ival is still in progress; three have united with the church. Tlie Rev. T. G. Godwin will preach tonight at 7:45 o’clock. Miss Marcella Dougherty will present a special number. Good music hy congregation and choir. Mr. and Mrs. Ln>san McMillan and children and 1 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McMillan of Indianapolis, spent Sunday visiting Mr. anv? Mrs. Claud Wilson, south Jackson street. Mrs. la.ssan McMillan formerly was Miss Nellie Wilson of this cityA complaint to foreclose a mortgage on livestock with which a note of $l>40 was secured, was fih'.l in circuit court Saturday by W- S. Lawter against George W. Taylor- A demand of $700 is made. Fred V- Thomas is attorney for the plaintiff. Kermit Todd and Miss Jessie Webster of Batesville spent the week end visiting the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred To id of this city. Kermit Todd is a teai her in the Batesville high seh.»ol and Miss Webster is principal of the grave schools. Motion for a change of venue in the suit of Guy Jackson against Andrew Hirt, an action in which Jackson is seeking damages for fraud, has been granted in the Putnam circuit court- The suit will he sent to Hendricks county for trial. It has been pending in the Putnam circuit court since March 13, 1!»30.

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PRESIDENT URGES HOME MODERN!/ A I ION PROGRAM WASHINGTON, May 14, (UP)— President Roosevelt today sent to t one res- a mesaege urging a nationwide home modernization and repair program. The president said the program would consist of four major interrelated divisions: 1. Modernization, repair an I new construction. 2. Mortgage insurance. 3. Mortgage associations. 4. Building and loan insurance. “The purpose of the program is two-fold,” Mr. Roosevelt said. "First to return many of the unemployed to useful and gaingul occupations; second to produce tangible, useful wealth in a form for which there is grat social and economic need.” The president said that mam American homes are “not fit for human habitation.” Rebuilding and renovising should be done quickly, he said, to protect the health and safety of the people. To obtain this speed the federal gov-rnment must take the initiative and cooperate with private capital anti industry, Mr. Roosevelt explained. He called the program “real-prop-erty conservation.” The president said that he envisioned modernization of commercial and industrial structures also hut that he believed the government should confine its assistance largely to home improvements. Loans to individual home owners, he explained, would be made hy private agencies which in turn would be insured by the government against loss up to a certain percentage of the loans. 1 he other phase of the program, the making of funds available for new home construction and the im provement of the mortgage market, includes a long-term mortgage financing agency. This would give mutual mortgage insurance to private agencies which would make first mortgage loans on newly constructed houses up to 80 per cent of the appraised value and make new mortgages <»n existing homes up to (50 per tent of the value. The loans would carry about 5 |>er cent interest and woffld amortize in 20 years. Mortgage associations would be incorporated under strict federal supervision to increase the amount funds available in localities where interest rates are unusually high while insurance for -hare holders in building and loan associatios would provides I. The latter phase w ould similar to the insurance now provided for hank 'depositors. If the program is adopted by congress, President Roosevelt said: “I believe that the initiation of this broad and sound program will do mu: h to alleviate distress and to raise perceptibly the standard!! of g .od living for many of our families throughout the land.”

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Adult Bible ( lass To Meet Wednesday The A A It Bible class of the .First Baptist church will meet Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Maude Williams, South Jackson street

road.

Entertained Friday Night With Bridge Miss Akneda Pitchford and Miss Mildred Pitchford entertained Friday evening at their hom« on Franklin street with a bridge party. Twenty guests were present. Mrs. Lester Blue won the prize for high score. •I* -!• *!• *!• *1* *1* ’I* *1* American Legion Auxiliary To Meet The American Legion Auxiliary will meet with Mrs. A. R. Chenoweth, Anderson street, Tuesday evening at I 7:30 o’clock. All members are urgtdi to he present. •!• -!- •!• -E d- d* Sunday School Class Entertained Friday The Joy Sunday School cla-s.of the Baptist Church met with Sarah Mae White Fri.'iay evening. 'ITiero were eight members and teacher present. During business meeting new officers were elected: president, Olive Robert* son; vice-pro-i.lent, Sarah Mae White; Secretary an I treasurer, Katherine R.tssokFollowing the business meeting all enjoyed a social hour and light refreshments were served hy the hos-

tess.

+ + + + + Fillmore Ledge To Hold Weiner Roast The Fillm'.ro Itebekah I,o:lge will hold a Weiner roast Tuesday evening for the members and their families at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Snodgrass aftor lodge. Me.nd>ers bring Weiners for their families and buns will be furnishedl hy the lodge. •!- -I- •!• d- -F Manhattan Ladies Aid Met With Mrs. C. E. I^-wis The Manhattan Ladies Aid met on Wedne-itay, May 9th with Mrs. C. FLewis. Thirty-one members am! cuests enjoyed the bountiful pitch-in linner that was served at the noon

hour.

In the alisenc® of the president Mrs. Mark Crousore, a short Mothrs’ day program was conduct. 1 I By Mrs. Idllu .Lung-Selection:; wore r$ai >y Mrs. Helen Jarrell, Mrs. Lum Mace and Mrs. Grace f’ollom. Mrs. Helen Jarrell an II Mrs. Kebrt I.eiwis sang. The next meeting will *e an afternoon meeting to he h< 11 at he church ,m May 23. •F + -I- -P •(• Keystone Bible Class To Meet Tuesday The Keystqne Bible class will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock with Mrs. Sarah Wright, Jackson dtre?t. The assistant hostes-e* will he MisMinetta Wright and Miss I^nta Moore. Mrs. Elmer Dicks will have •barge of the program on “The Life >f Moses.” Devotions will he by Mr . M. A. Waddell, and roll call will lie •oncoming May flowers. •I* d* *!* -j- .j. Entertain* With Vielet Luncheon The annual violet luncheon of th 1 Iri Psi sorority was held 0 t Mrs. Bridges’ tearoom. Saturday at 1 • clock for twenty members and roosts. Tables were decorated in the • ronfy colors and mall corsages of violtts were at each table. Mrs. Helen : Acimlt'er, chaperone at the Tri Deli I house, was guest of honor. Initiation v as heM at the Tri Dolt' house at 11:30 for the following: Mrs.' 0. E. Jones, Mrs. S. H. North, Mrs. 1. C. Starr:tt, Mrs. Robert Brown and Mrs. Ernest Peterson of Chicago, Mrs. Walter Pennington of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Jamo. Maple of Sulll- ,

van.

Out of town members present were Mrs. T. (, W hitehouso of,Columbus, Mrs. Nellie Dram, of Indianapolis, Mrs. L. T. Harrison of Chicago. Mis. Irene Collison of Evanston. III., and Mrs. ( . E. Ragan, national corresponding secretary, of Terre Haute. . The meeting was saddened hy the absence of Mrs. Frank Sboptaugh, a charter member, who |g HI j n t h 0 hospital. A moment of silent prayer was held for her speedy recovery. , -j..5. .j. ,j. Mrs. Fox Entertained W ith Dinncr-Rritige Mrs. Rodman F..x entertained Sat-' urday evening at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Cannon, 1 with a dinner bridge in honor of Miss' Helen Foster and Miss Kathleen Tay- 1 lor. Those present were Miss Jane | Zahner and James Hughes of Indl-j anapolis; John Call of I/>uisville; ' Bertram Huestis and Donald Kllis.

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Fied Egan, Indiana, state senator, who defeated Robert G. Estill for the Democratic nomination for prosecuting attorney of Lake County, Indiana. K-till’s defeat was blamed in a picture used by his opponent, showing him in a friendly pose with Dillinger,

the notorious bandit.

Domestic Science Club

Will Meet Tuesday

The Domestic Science club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock with Mrs. George Wilson,

Bloomington street. •I* -l- *1* •!• •*• *•* *1* •!* Council (If Clubs To Meet Thursday

The Greeneastle Council of Clubs will mo.it Thursday afternoon at 3 o’clock in the Scout room at the Methodist church. , .

*;• *!• •}• •!• •!* d- -1* Mrs. Hcurk Hostess To Mt. Olive Society

Tilt Mt. Olive Missionary society met at the home of Mrs. James Houck Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock, j The meeting was called to order hy 1 the president. Mrs. Norris Houck pave the devotions and led the singing

of appropriate hymn? for th,. 1 of year. Sixteen member? responded (. call. Mrs. Albert Landes m work from the study hook, "\’ f , portunity for Christian Iv| Un , Mrs. Vernon Shirley r-al an j, from The Frienl, “The Next s Delicious refreshments were during the social hour. + •!• + + •[. + I). A. R. To Meet \\„ h Miss Miller Tuesday Washburn Chapter f) ( |) meet with Miss Delilah Mill Hanna street, Tiic?day evenitti 15. •b •!* •!• •’• A .}. A Penelope Meting Is Postponed The regular meeting of th* lope club which was to have I* Tuesday has been postima week. MAN’S HEART S10PPED, STOMACH G4S W. L- Adams wa- bloated# gas that his heart often mis*?' after eating. Adlerika rid hind gas, and now he eat? anythinf feels fine.—R. P. Mullins, Drr

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Silk Dress Sale « Dresses $£.00 For 9

Regular $5.00 to $7.95 Print Dreswoffrred ^e< ial at this price. Si/e? I4tn44. THE QUALITY SHOP ?. H. PITCHFORD

FOR Mexican Bean Beetle Control USE BARI-CIDE S Lb. Package, 40c. Succ.-sfully used an i highly recommended for '.he Jo Beetle, CuctTmlrer Beetle, and Potato Beetle, -i lh- 11 1 . of spray. Not an arsenical preparation. Start yo 'r .ontii I also carry* other lines of spray material. Pntnam County Farm Bureau C PHONE 743 > ^ GREENt

MONUMENTS See F. C. Yeager For High Grade Work. 17 E. Walnut Phone 201 Y

Announcement @ ® ® American Security Compa* grkencastle office Moved To Office Of Indiana Loan Company Just Across The Street

. Cg All payments and other transactions of AnFfif Company are to be conducted at the Indian.' b 1 hereafter.

Indiana Loan Compaq 24 1-2 E. Washington Street.