The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 August 1934 — Page 2

i HIEF OPPOSE^ ALLIANCE BI CKLING R< »AD THRE% \rTO' TJIEDAIL^ BtirljCfS TPtUll

0. UP)—Daniel Wil»j Ohio Railroad Hter m Huron Coun- * ■ oppo>e<l ig of passenger busir.--- ■ .* •' P tt-bureh to the P •• Lirie^^ throa?h government action.

NORWALK. lard, Baitin', president, in a ty com mis- e proposed sh

WELLINGTON. O. (UP)—Intense

led the pavement just as an autorr.o-

by Leslie Air.sc -i-rh, Lansing, Mich., ’*■ • times. Ainscoueh and his sister, LilIrn. were both injured and their car w r*-^^.

Herald Consolidated

, "It Waves For All"

Raps Rot^rians

MODERN . WOMEN

NEED NOT SUFFER raonthly pa.n and delay d ie . siKrvoua strain, exposure qramllar ran—. C - - - r . I i.a.:..- i i.: . . i 1 '.Is ar*» ei**itive. Q'J'CK RELIEF &4db^ • • Askht

y,-: EMEftSO* ►

Entered In

postoffiee a; Green cAstla, Indiana. aa see one cfeae mail matter csder Aetpf Marct 8. 1878. subscription price. Id oents per *9etL; 75.00 per yet.- by rnia.l in F'btrAm County; 13.50 to 33.30 per year by mail outside Ptrtaam County

tha^WIN SOFT HALL TILT BY

COUNT UNDER FLOOD LIGHT'.

I3.3! Young (Joupie Married . Here Saturday *

• JMi DIAMOND ty BRAND

• - WvomiM Holds*

• M r and Mrs. William Shoaf of West In a game featu^i by much ran- LebanoI1> , nii I)ean Bell. «

of Mr.

d \f» J. ' Bell of Vi—tier.-' . were unite*! i n marriage here Satur-

<8 at the I

j aianse b)^. the Rev. V. L. Ra|>hu- i.

5E>TR:C£ FAErA

o a “Fcucd *nd L#*:—3 F arc?’' o Coiis:- 1 in .i.-.-jt? locUetl at r I she » m

you.”

W '^-t: J-

PERSONAL AND . LOCAL NEWS*

trif.e er.

meat EAdle a Invincibuity hopped up o

r ' i:. —o

With tbu encouragecorhiJence In her own ' returned, and she, a corner of the desk. I

In Ir.e wcrld.® she observed#with a| shy dance thro rh ner lasne*. "Because you ve got everything— <A 6ea'j'.:'. l home—and—else looked at " — - .-• I t? !•:

— 0

• i aca;n She tool

ota. -s £a: : e was “beginning to derive a certain sardonic amusement out of the situation. And

v- ;e -you re fired!

- ■

looked at EadtoMAijowiy 3. d S : - '•>• ^ k ^ a to sniff a little white powderr' No Stupe Cousina is as crazy as a bed-pug. Kettle <►« he aakod l m going to— - «iopp<wi thwi drew breath convulsively The sharp report of a revolver had come from ■ r.s.Je the etu ly With one automafle %M>ven>ent. they both looked tov ris the d r 0 "Maybe we better get back to "Wait a r rate.” liiclie was thinking frantically.

e' '

; and opened It inch by inch—sud- | denly. she screamed. Kitty dashed

„ ' 0

o • n the postoffiee

a vacitior

c ar.i booing on - «: of the < , : . - . -.be Ba.- ds" teat* I pounded out a 13 to 3 victory over the j } Rot art an s at the city playground

Monday night.

A large crowd ’ the cor* Fr ^ a Hime - Bride and there we* . y arg . ((f &|i| c Hodg . ! both on the part c# th* players as • :h se ...j the sidelines. The ^Osa Freeda A. Haines, daughter of I barber* jumped jnt a 3-0 lead :n the ' Mr. .1" i M I •v>en:^g frame ba' the Rc-tarians- Est i H> ce. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J evened the count it S-aII in t'r?- M- Hedge, both of Belle Union, were?

■

ert .-:s ar.-i their - lues r t t v

f a total

| ing the game and w n 13 to 3.

c ' ' .

■ . .-. J0US.0 m . 0 • had ' . i

■ » - . „ . ,

g- i lcvking thing Uke you ever es- I inm , « . e ... . 0 • P -An fr,*m urder th# Coat slv

m —

r ' ® " ^ - o4 s'^ --still.

Cousins. : • o

1 % to th# o

hand. "Have a cigaret" -,os:ng her fingers over his „ - o

—m# time, to speak In accents of

rigid virtue.

1 never smoke!” "No minor vtcea. eh?" Cousins ask,-! cynically. 0 “Mr Cousina people always think

w ilai I

a chorus girl is a dd

o o

"Why—for all the Tti

They st

smell of the * e e,

er.i.y. Etadie r. started to luir.l

stocking. • “What is It

fearfully. _ I vo get ? s cuff links" was almost whimpering. Kitty had no more than opened r o • * ®V a hen H .

noon at 4 o’clock at the home of the bride's parints in 0 Belle L'nion. The ' . ° f • F#v. R. K. Hasten, while LoitengiIn’s

:° *

N b!e Vaughn, at the piano. ihe bride ewra a gown of blue silk faille and carri<$ a bouquet of white 1 r -•==. Mr- H ire wore a mot fif dark * 1 blue. . o

! known- Both are graduates of Central • ® o Hodge is principal of the era les# at Monrovia and the bride is a teacher of Latin and Commerce in the New ■ 1 0 Following the wedding recepti n t) o; rg ouple left on am.' o O ® • and Mr- A. M. Hide**. Mr. ar.-i Mr-. M ,i.;er F • Mr and M"-. A Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Noble Vaughn

•r v v v -F v — Oliver Reunion 0 o Is Held Mindaj 0 ° o

Primary Today

1^ : On a Small" ^ B^fiayments pu,

VOTE OF MAJOR PARTIES OF INTEREST TO ENTIRE N VTION

!L^S$ THIS IS Ali YOU (u! Rolling Deducted H

Added

i^Iy (^-©cd Press) Wy. 1 ' g t ; y joined the growing : of -t .tes to pick its candidates | - inijortam n*w deal in No«j • ember. 0 TIk- chief fights are in the Repubt n j r vri and no -sues ofsdireSt nat o *13006 appear.- i t - i ..f However, the eompan- • 1 pnlbkl in the # Democratic d Rf-publi. an primaries were ex-

•

opinion has shifted. Sen. Joseph O’Mahoney is unop- : -.-.j f„r the Democratic senatorial '#•" natioa. F-ur Rojiublican cano . ti: R»-p. V.11-

• ° .'

i^ii»-ved i.o n the Ifad. v. Leslie A. Miller seeks Worn • 4- ° r ».:• tVket. He ed by T ; o'ti:j= B. O’Neil, a o ° f State A. ft • : a op f fwBT Republi- ■ -: : ng t-e g .venu rship nom-

I’. Is

P' litical issues

: 1 •—1 : .— <..—I rr. • .

■eau girl X was when I 1-.:. ... .-.na ai-ruiviio 0 tv °U-*

c o*- °®

Au«

lit.

“I?ere you ere." ® Courfnj handed her the links. '1 hope yvn il ala apt U happy.’'

* " e J • : - mm ■ j George Hi.ie. Jlr- and filr.-.

were to the

ore today at Nashville, Tenn., where f ' tti . • Democrats’* met • ' vention to pick a •didate for governor who will be * n Republican support in a fusion again.-t the regular Democratic n. The move is led by Lewis S. :«•, unsucce-sful ..pionent of Gov.

H II McAlister at a recent |

\UTO MERGER Rl MORED

,ad

rs A) i and James, Mr. an

0 ff Ba : .

*0 0

V - 9 * 0 •»i Ai ’re.j oRay. Mr. an >! -. H \V i ewes ar.d wet Sutherlin, Mr. and Mrs. Harv y li few 37.50; bocks l andAiaughters, Anna E it* and M n

Mr. aad Mrs, Elmer JloGaugiiey an. 1

" - K • # V Mr and Mrs.

Mrs. Clay.01 i\

F. V. Oliver.

ind TV.r.aLT Etcheson, Mr Warner Olivei

ind

REPUBLIC AN V. MEN NIEEf

Cousin? <yo! Co.-ins* inert body H - • l - . !«

It slowly, then his ey< I the two girl*. With . look at each other 1 to tack towards tb

door.

"Here! Stay whert | His voice kept them r *ot Sick With a Eadie's head began to -

the haae. ahe bea

I ing on the a telephone

"Hello! Hello! Tt s

|—in Mr. Cousins' ap. :

H -rrls n nt. Yes.

■ e -t

s The

went ie

came >• be

pres*

— *

Harr.? in

bod

id terse-

“You don't

tones were noncommittal.

E-tdte looked at him Suddenly real.zing that her actions were not in strict accord with %er words, she

slid off the desk. o 0

0 ' Ii :r*. you thiak Fm—1 Md

"Not at ali "

In her confusion, she picked up the l ■ ze ft at Ej •> : : ' .re i I—I in cr-zy ao _t An. ® *

f. irted ou:

"Are you* That's a Cellini" :- it F •> st... J wea<!v

“Yes. Curiously enough? some- Get a Policeman and

body else was admiring it tonight.'' “P - M - -® back^-ay. Tha He st:.. • 1 as t - . i of the'Jest; e rls w i*-che4 him as

struck him "Will you take u— , ibe door,

with my cemplimentsT "Chria Come in here"

Thrilled. Eadie ste.re’Vat him °! ^ ~ “ s girl can't take a £V" Vj’f t !L,. 0 , ^ ln * tb '

. - t t i:. m a gentleman . j-. s

ly ovwu.

» SuddenK- split: rg the silence. I "Gee!" ® ® Co- * tr-t- v ; c ht- head and C:.:is lookeV. up and the J 1 'n. ' ' r *" “ J I- 1 : I* - r.i oh.red at ti.». .o- 1.

c hanh un; .a--r.t li-u .•er. witb 4 tlos in hi? eyes-

Mac® of hysteria r it "Watch them." *i:. - ■ n waj^.-d

V ', e . 1 i th ® n * W well be en- ; him. Chris ixdded a..: r. . ... _ Tbo girls shudder el, a. the r ,-.v '-Jr -IT E^ad.c gi 'iv e .r.is of n < tt w re

• I heard through the e; - -

Cousins j. little s-rry f-r I Harrison returned with ! , '.:ge> j-ist • her. spoke gently and sincerely, a few moments after tile police"No_ I really meart m *. j man arrived, and as they entered,

? star I Harrison was sa ,

•apnhires. Mr C -s:ns. sir. I ;r . \ ht s ?

riur perhaps you d rather have 1 himself.”

• these star sapphires You caa have l a • nice ring made of them" "No” He turned : 1 Me »- re-iovir.^ '"..rr, fretn h!s policeman Just as H.: cuffs when there c^me a sharp tap formed the introduc*. - on the door | Officer, this is Mr T httty. diessed in a rather scanty Now tt was Eadle why ( t miit us 8k®

- d"* " <or y-m tor our asked.

SEW TO■ K? Ang. tt (UP)-Rum-IMPgM of h.- A'fbum autoc.trtiany, ‘he Reo tnotor car * \ r i impany circuiateel in Wall Street • al y g • finngtldh. . rew out application of th s e 't • v in Buffalo to * it.*-. . new bankruptcy a S-. h merger, shouki it be arranged, w. ald make a “tag four” of producO B thin the exj.-ting “big made up now j.f General Moto o i ; ty long has been discussed in financial centers—the merging of ■ • ral of the smaller motor cars n -iu ng units into a major company—E ;t never has been worked

MUSIC THEATRE Al Cloverdale

LAST TIMES TONiGgj EDDIK CAXTOll

o in

‘Roman

Scandi

Andy Clydf®Comditi o "d Mickey Mouse Cartwi

rumored reconcilia; tress. Setorially perfei ed from Qie -• and got the jump ° ’ "I ^n « \ih.,' me and b wog’t n Questions were p

th > |

Kziriiitti

I out.

ad G

O o:

.. ® .

•- fir dinner with Mr - . -:: « ro I>* c

' s'

e Willfams and chill-j iPvesijga'.ion

Floyd Wnghtl Waimsk V B I o o Senator L>

I .... - a, a pni

"didator’’ p..i , — subservierr

r.d Mrs. Omer Beck, 1 ■ ’• 4 '« - ” r ' • • r t Huron school sys-

aturday

of Port Huto ter vacation w 9 fi!

Fun« F. Bft

lutn sdjy

Dr.

fity schools, were h g at li o’clock from "eral home in Rcach-

■M «

fs y

il 9

lesj

of the

» Yoonjr pe

•

o 1

wi i

a o o f *

^ ( Arrow, but

-te army and a r,v- ■ rs conferre-j on him by •rislai-re, c .

?. th n, atiine

• o V • of t 't 'r

duced and ga *?. ®.

C ft#

rice as toe 25^^.

11 f

ion, spearhead of t

he 1

b >' the 813

•

i re

Ford of Gi

tie

the

'»•

iley’a poi

iting his orders av he I

• • a :

aenchm-r. from ap-j oolls on election day. 1, ) te touched off bv j g's legislative committee invesri-I

. . Sfti '' the city, w hn

schedule*. 4 to start earijr thia week? s G W aingley ca.ied his old regular^

lansing. Mich., Aug. 21 (UP)— o ? Oids founder and chair-

ird of Reo Mottg" Car . ’ iday tha* hi* company •r^ache-’* with proposals with Auburn and Pi**rcehc added that no progress :Ie. o 00 • listened to what they ^ay,” Olds said, “but I nothing, f doubt if any*

r h.: °

ever, c i * Lady A * o Fairbanks in a J in London. The actor side by talking cot',

A a word ■ ss Pickta ’ .1

ously

POMERS GET UH.M O

NEW YORK. gang of perhaps

blocks from a

machine gun? ami and escaped w * a police estimated at 0 It was one sensational holdup area in recent year

Frar

the : r Wi

nm N< TO HOLLYWOOD

uny me

has been indefinitely; 6'"^ ^

HOH.ywoob, Aug* 21 o (UP)~: • #» ’■. •■•"Tngod glt*be- j • ad f Vary Pi.kferd,, - * ? t -lay after an • rf ore*than 14 months. He V° ' a word regarding a

Prosperity. m> fn*"- -a-?' 1 matter of •■con ' U: ^ is just dirift? managenifff.lj

m-t hai IM ..i.i rlkhoil rti. ..pr«'»«i f repaired <1 ‘ H v: •■ral ■ ■ ' MiKV f

« I K \N®| It dih't murk .i«i all (lie (toll

need. I’m makinir mi o*llP' ,

ity.

Ie*>.e-r3 onferred

but made

the eity s hail

■ whistle.

ion per-

7 of had li

; Ma dro

today,

with them for some! no 'iefinite announce-'

COLD REPLU Is hi \J

rilie

■ HICAGO. fig virtually

ASTHMA

r. ** L - : ? f’j .

"I ll be gtght with you, honey "

Her tones were sugary, but

. ,. ... under

her breath, she hissed “Scram *

.Y.-mr* Plenty

the butler."

■"You w rl J ” K'.tS*

Kitty duO id out th* door with a I r'h e Officer "a rose from startled look «, | body, and dust^) hun*.

F F; ”

Kitty

I took him for

her a

emont , j" ♦

ir Her- |

in M

Pastor Returns

hur.dreago, a i

d wav* dowrnwo

ty years. Funeral *er-1 rue ay morning at j -rch gt Hall.

the In-

"Here you are^ Cous*m handed I portent!/ ^ her tha links. "Allen with a note of "Well, it looks tike * •ericmsness. "And I hope Paige—but and he

youil always be happy" * | omlnc

‘Why—they're beautiful* She rt' • • r rt. e\. : !^ - 1 st’.y Uv then placed t •• !»*<# in & ’ ;■» ' -.at I d:n :

T'. . a, Jr first name."

‘Frank »

"Then we're engaged—Fraaik?”

• ‘If you want to be.”

"You're the istrangeet man ! ever met—but you're the sweetest." She r* • i up end g..'* him a heartv kiss. "Thanks a®million." At the

door she turned. "Coining to see Inline.'

arn'erV" Ea die's eahalatlon cf relief _ I pot something to do."{ brought a smile to Paice's face The

tide. Mr shot an

glance at th.o c r!s fr m ur. tor bushy brows— \v

to krov* is—what happened to his

cuff linka."

"What were you two girls doing

in here Ym barked.

"We—we weren't in here.*

“We—we were out there.” Kitty

pointed past the door.

Jhaig* stepped forward at this “They're all rightA' He g. .• easily towards Eadie w.th a flicker of a sm.’.e. This ones a fi .et.d aH

Tgs r

ffigtr

ind < i tree

hing between 6 and ]

• ' \e

ere Mogday rrot n- J f virgin timber an*: j tha* it was 139 sored 39 inches in •-*- n cut 12 feet tg j

to load

ft * * •

•tbaHked M6 *>g feet * a- cut Sown r,< ar! it required two teams j x truck. Twof.ther logs, J ire and from the same ivered to the Bittle*

ifteraooi

*»

"111 be back as soon as we fin-

ish." gho raised her ha Pi and blew him sc me tight kisses. Outside the door Kitty and Bert were waitift,

(he latter in a rage again • "What’ve you been up te?" “Get ting engaged—to be married ” Kitty gasped. Bert glowered at

Eadie.

"Who do you think you’re kld- £ O “J in engaged, to marry Frank Cousins, you dirty ch:*eler so you Can Just ease yours* If out.” Bert gaped for a long moment Kitty looked oh’, her eye* bulging hhtt fu.ul.y spoke, in a euan^led

to look

officer, however, continued

at her doubtfully.

“ 'FYaid we ll have _to have 'em searched if we don” find those links.”' He started digging into t>£

desk drawers.

Eadie p ared aUhim with l-sar»

hatrei Wasn't “lr

fon Mt-

Paige's word

good enough for him. Her breath wa* coming in short. Jerky gasps.

M^tu—would—she—do?

"Oh—Mr?, ! #

towards T. k.

Meridi riders

n tlie transcontinenaee made their dash I >-mty early Tuesday! g to resides*s along! . Iniiinspolj rc.rsi •freta that city to riders fre

i Mt.

; readings

•tiy.

1 Temperature; , degree. were tt

Paroxysms No Coat If tt hersing. Cnughlag ®foi kit liree<I And Breathing Made Easier In 24 Hours!

I west this morning , 45 to 50 degree; Cleveland was ft J mercury below 45 ►fily 47 in Toledo. >6 in Indianapol ; Farther west. C i '.eg.-ees. Milwauk*"t- Paul and M;r.r 1 City 61 and St. L

i>R- platt ■* rikcx eme

I ft b*rrun4 otrojM ar cifaje-.i*:

, . ■ : r»e-T? v* ft.

1XY la rxirenxefu taaultftj :**-

*1**. f«iC A *t|. Ri» ^ ro-ir tlrvfs.xF i:.m

• ».» «•■ , IN 24 HiH

* *V4 u-t-rmaing AL

CLfP* N? Monthly P»y« rt 1

Will take cvc ^ —battery—l - •» I*’'3 today.

See Us For Deti* L-H Cb^vtolet S»if* ^ Buick — Pontiac —

' T. *

fgrees. It was in Detroit, Ind

St. I»oi.< and rr Iowa was overt Weather bureA

j dieted rifting temjwr with s'-owers follow*:

leg f r

few faltertS

"i—1 feet

g^sups

And aa Paige reached for her. she umpted furuarj in * deal fainb EE CONTINUED)

Mt. Ms

hear.

B. H. Askew, pastor of •Jare’’ faith, shown as he N . -hville, Tenn , police after his release from from Raleigh, N. C, sing four days.

FARMERRS

V' e are still trying to keep the market at ttw I^P *'" r Eggs and Cream. But it takes volume to do it. • , . ^ e^are pleased with your reception, you know we 3 '^ J ed Cream to our Poultry and Eggs business, and we ar' it a success.

12c 16c

WE ARE PAYING Leg. Hens, 9c Leg. Sprs. 11c Cream .. .. 25c

Cocks - ' 'J Pr. Sprs Hg'J

Bari Finghur of the Greenca? according to ass the cloee of the rene conference Bailey was nam bridge, while Cl: mer Greemastle the church at M

R) MEMBER M>; Ml ST HAVB VOLUME T<» h PRICES HIGH.

V.VP voi *

Creencastle Poultry Comp* 111 ) • GEO. W. OSBORNE

Aug. I ten r

J •I

quarters in Br -tklvti tods), )■