The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 June 1934 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA, MONDAY. JUNE 25. 1934.

THIS WEEK’S WEATHER ScattPrpd thundershowers beginning of week and somewhat more general showers Wednesday or Thursday. Cooler early part of week, then warmer until en 1 of week.

PUTNAM TEAM DEFEATS BRAZIL AT I. O. O. F. PICNIC

YouVe Entitled To A (.’ood Loaf

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naturally the best thins* in sigrht is the PUTNAM COUNTY JUBILEE NEXT WEDNESDAY And may we add that the only other loaf we know that will give you as much pleasure is wrapped up in-uie the golden crust on a loaf of • LUETEKE’S BREAD (Ask, for it by name at your grocers)

zil Sunday with the Brazil lodge acting as host. The day’s program opened with a parade through*the business

district, headed by the Coal City dele The district meeting of Odd Fel- gatkm. and followed by Putnam lodge low- was held at Forest Park in Bra- and t e J: ckson township hand and _ _ ■ ^ the Or: 1 : I drill team in < rder.

Once park the ba-.T gave I short concert and dinner was serve i. ' The afternoon was spent by having j a program of band music, rvadinc-

and songs.

The Brazil kitten ball team, one of! the best in the state, was humbled; on their ."ir.e I t by Putnam Lodge ! No. 45 to the tune of 12 t -> 2 Brszi! i scored c.'.e run in the first and last

j innings

PUNT TINY FISH INDIANAPOLIS, June 25. — With more than a half million young large and -mail-mouth bass already distributed o\er the state to be used in stocking lakes and streams, prejiarations are now un *er way at the state atcher - for the distribution of b’uegi". ti rock-bass to rearing ponds. F: iaction of fish at the state atcher this season has been ex- ■ epti n y good, according to reports to Virg M. Simmons, commissioner of the uartn ent of consen-ation.

Disti and ro. k length, w These fi?

• >n of the young bluegills now about ere inch in : t>e started early in July, will be placed in rearing

It was v ted to hold the 1935 picnic '• operate

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por.ds . : t e hatcheries and in ponds

: in Greencastle with Putnam 45 as host. Although Sunday was too warm for comfort all enjoyed the day and the local 1-dge congratulated Brazil for the fine pr gram arranged.

the sta’. clubs re tionsl April t

y bwal conservation clubs. ■ \-tra fish were hatched by •*. - spring to fill orders of el during March. Addin’ fish were secured in t t e normal output of

WEDNESDAY SPECIAL (Tose-Ouf On ( andles 2 fw 5c EITEL FI (ll< \l, COMPANY

the hatcheries to take care of the clubs’ received in March. The bluegills and rock-bass placed in rearing ponds operated by local conservation clubs, like the large and small-mouth bass already distributed, will lie used in stocking the lakes and streams of the state after they attain a minimum length of 1 % inches. The clubs will be paid for their cooperation with the department of consorvatOn in this program.

CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thank- for the beautiful floral offerings ami.to all those who assisted us j in any w r ay during the death of our husband and father. Mrs. Pearl Cosner and daughter, Madonna.

from communicatic * whilp struggled to repa: * d o Ze ns of broken wires.

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CLASSIFIED ADS

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FOR SALE: Chevrolet coach, 192'i, g >d condition, $15000. Clyde Volii - e’ -. Manhattan, Greencastle R. 2. Ip

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TOR SALE: New four-wheel ti.Hiil-,-r and new tires. Priest & Micifaael, Bainbridge. 3 5-Ip

FOR SALE: Ra-pberries and berries. Call 285.

Cumberland Latham Red R. A. Ogg.

Black liasp-25-4t

FOR SALE: Red ripe currants, 35 , • nts per gallon. Strain’s Orchard. Pi.one Rural 03. 25-tf

FOR SALE: Four Raisin firook approved C battery Rabbit hutrhes. Mrs. C. O. Skelton, Clinton Fn#s, Greencastie, R .1 . 25-3p.

SALE or TRADE: Four 32-volt Delco Light generators, 600 to 850 watt-. R. O. Scobee, dealer, 313 Elm St. Phone 846-K. 25-2p

FOR SALE: 7-foot awning. Good condition. Ed Maddox. 25-2p

FOR SALE: Complete Beauty shop eiiuioment, cheap. Reason for selling*: other business. Write or call at Godfrey Beauty Shop, lOnj S. Indiana street. 25-27-2t

FOR SALE: Celery cabbage, egg blunt, Ponderosa tomatoet, late cab- | liage and celery plants. Thompson, 1 Commercial Place. 25-Ip

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To The People Of Putnam County: We, the business and professional men of Greencastle, take pleasure in inviting you, the people of Putnam County, to a Jubilee and Celebration to he held on Wednesday, June 27th in our city. It has been a long time since we have been in position to call together various families of our county to celebrate any one event. Considerable money has been spent by the taxpayers of Greencastle, Putnam County, and State of Indiana in the improvement of our Court House and the Public Square. The retaining wall around the court house has been removed, the streets paved and widened, and the outer appearance of our Court House by this improvement in appearance will look second to none. The interior has also been beautifully redecorated. This improvement is one that you will be proud of. This, we consider an achievement, and we, the various business and professional men of this county, are inviting you to spend a day with us to celebrate. We have arranged for your every need in order that you might enjoy this day. Free entertainment for all of your family has been arranged. Nothing has been left undone to make this a memorable and eventful day for the folks of this county, therefore we believe that a real welcome awaits you and we as a group are anxious and hopeful of seeing and meeting you at this event. . MEMBERS OF GREENCASTLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

To the People of Putnam County, We were very much pleased here at the hospital to learn that those in charye of the celebration to he held here in Greencastle Wednesday, Jun 27th, have included the hospital in their arrangements. The hours are from 4 to 6 p. m. with a band concert at 5 o'clock here at ihe hospital. We want you all to come, see, and inspect your hospital at those hours. The Pulnatr Countv Hospital has served the county and adjoining Counties and State since 1923. Helping folks to get well is its business. Hospitals like schools and colleges are rot money-making institutions. There has been a steady and gradual growth in the Hospital. 634 partients were cared for last year, while the daily average number of patients cared for in May 1934 was the largest in the history of the institution. Hospitals are truly an important asset to any community and the care of (he sick of a community measures up to hi? business. Visit your Hospital on June 27th and see for yourself what it’s facilities are. We will he expecting you. MISS EVA MILBURN. Supt. of Put'nann County Hospital.

FOR SALE: leather upholstered davenport and chair. Call 731-L. 25-2t

FOR SALE: Line eight-foot second hand binder. Tractor hitch, good shape. Call Clair Robinson, Fillmore. 25-3t.

For Rent

FOR RENT: Semi-modem cottage on south Vine street. Rhone 63. 25-2t

FOR RENT: Dr. Zaring’s office building, w.ll remodel to suit tenant. For sale, roll top desk, Encyclopedia j Brittnnica, mall victrola. Inquire i Zaring residence. it

FOR RENT: One room and kitoh- [ enette, modern, downstairs, reasonable rent. Phone 17. 26-2t

Wanted—

WANTED: Any kind of dead stock, Call 278, Greencastle. We pay al' charges. John Wachtel Co. eod

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LOFT Lower end-gate fbr wagon between Greencastle and Frank Torr’s farm, Monday morning. Phone Rural 25-2t —Miscellaneous—

Will thaufbur anyone to Chicago between June •>'1 and July 10. Phone

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PERMANENTS: Spiral and Croquiqnole, $1.60 to $5.00. Phone

366-YX. 208 E.

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Pi|rf‘ fittings, closet tank flush balls, bibb washers, pump-packing. Green|,nst|p U irdware Co. Rh me 2!). 25-1 p

PRODUCE GIVEN TO CHURCH

ST. CROIX FALLS, Wis. (UP)j Loyal members of the Presbyterian j congregation, unable to continue contributing rash to the church due to financial reverses brought on by the extend-d drought, now are contributing milk, egg S , butter, chickens, wood and other produce.

STORM TOLL TWELVE CHICAGO, June 25 (UP)—Death toll of two smashing summer storms rose to 12 today with addition of six fatalities in a week-end gale which swept three states. Property loss was estimated at close to $1,000,000. Rain and hail which followed the wind failed to break a widespread heat wave. Small buildihgs were wrecked, growing crops beaten into the mud ami hundreds of trees and telephone poles snapped by squalls which chased each nihur across Minnesota. Wisconsin, and Illinois yesterday at veloCties exceeding # 0 mile* an hour. , Many communities were Isolated

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I was to play anything but percentage. I was a penny-ante piker when you knew me. I’m a no-llmit player now I was broke when 1 got here. That was less than a veor ago. I’ve cleaned up plenty of dough since then, and I’ve got it by doublecrossing everybody I’ve done business with When 1 came out here 1 flew for the rebels. 1 drew a year’s pay in advance from Fang, and then 1 blew without notice and joined this outfit because there was more money here.” “So that’s why Fang put a price on your head?' ’’Fifty thousand bucks, dead or alive. I’m a big abut now. Wu Sun calls me u Lafayette Me thinks I’m on his side, because his side's right. Good story?" "It would be If I wrote It. But I'm not going to.” Bennett rose 'Tve been telling the world what a great guy you were—as a chink I'll have to let them know that you're a great guy—whether you like it or not. 1 promised New York I was going to introduce the most glamorous figure of the war over my microphone. That’s what 1 came tu see you for Will you go for it?” "On one condition," Kenyon replied. "I'll talk over your I idlo if you’ll Introduce me to that lady you saved from the mob of howling coolies.” Bennett grinned. "Jim, it's a waste of time—she’s met me. But HI do ft." The war correspondent returned to Shanghai elated. He had found out all about General filing and lahad secured him to talk over the

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'I've got a special broadcast tonight, right from this roof garden,” he confided to Julie upon fils teturn "Would you like to be here and watch the boy friend tickle the

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• I'd love to," Julie replied. "You'll get a great kick out of It. I’m giving the folks a real treat tonight A surprise. I’m going to Interview the most Interesting man In Ghlna—General Chllig." The name fell on her ears like a note of doom. Bennett failed to note the pallor that came over her face. "It'll be a big night! Everybody In Shanghai will be there I want you to meet Chlng. Julie. He Isn't anything as Chinese ns that, though, really. Jim Kenyon's his correct name." He suddenly noticed the expression on her lace. _"Wliut s

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