The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 August 1934 — Page 2

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THE DAILY BANM R. GREE.NCASTLE, fettAfA. FRIDAY. AUGUST -i

\i f Kr^"TIVD VAI.f-ET i; i. |\ ■!.» I»KPOSIT«

the T- 4 _ of the Ten E. C F.eks the dej»« t reporte-1 Thes- 3e] p’ay a !.\rv ment of «r? the va !’.• ••• ft^r-A - iitur.

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J . J i that an ’ ( K

carrvinR from 40 to S5 p«?r cent of, arnna. Another h-„neral being locate: is phosphate rock, found not '» . a:: ’ i

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> .AiU’I LiA*>*>S-K ftMi | * * .-A.-,^rA rwio AiVvor+ Hplen ' i akntit ■< ‘e boor «

iirectjan

■ . , «* ;.>ate!

expected to he establish- - throe, bout y. Locating

And

Consolidat jdi

tre

thikf stolt c offin

ft\

N rt

aroii it rv

iay.

r,: .tip* have turr.^i to the supema-

, .A-aranv" * an empty Ccp- • r < ffi which it required four men

TTst»3 Tor All" Entered lr y»e postoffle’l s Greer taftW. ItA ABA. as t • i o n d cIass rAil carter endsr A/t of

AS*’’ - I. : i m Sohecrptloa prirs, 10 e* ' t» per ink; MOO p*r tsaj by tea:', in Pattan County; 19 SO to M OO f par year by mail oatsics PutuAm CV/ anty. «L

A. • rt U

!---a !’ Lucille Gar ner P.’:^ U 4

J .;in Ale

the r S. Veterans

V rrvetor of the veterans hos-

vm)

| Some r*°P !e l hink market b %■ ! government's mluclion program and

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if-29. too. The smart p <ii

Ge: Hugh |»cott.

i. r the Hines Memorial hospital. I! L! and C Gilpin, head of . ' S : - rs Home at

PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS

• JUT pan

ca”. relepcsiU 1 supply in ti. es

-nosphate u

casket vanisr—3 from a truck h t ute from Cincin- * ranr: Hodg«ss deputy sheriff Tr.e J liver reported that the box was in his truck when he stopped at Cam-' en O for repa.-- but was gone * . to unload some of : cargo.

Mr. and children of T

Mrs. Jam Peru are

s Dunn an i .siting reia-

Mr and Mrs. Earl . .siLng Mr and Mrs. sou in Jackson street.

Dunn and

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i \ N'NER v. VN VDS PW

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Charlene Nona Wend.il • Miss Charlene Nona Wendai. . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wen ial of RoeIrviUe ar . John Rotcrt •i Ik 1 Richie Manhattan roi -.vere unites! if i ^

j Raphael. They were aceomparued by Ralph

0 'rTf4 ,, 5 - "f-r'r - 5' Rnterta.n-* W .th I e. I - n - ° l

: am. iu-sis at the

f ifr yefte.

'* - r ciipetition between drum

■ fi'.rn fties through-

.t t.* rtate will provide another u I-on These

T-.-trticipate m the hum

§ Monday afternoon.

,'.es Xnili|nap>olis. Bloom-

i-. Richmond, and Muncie are . • 1 to make strong bids for the

v. th the capital city

f avored.

I On a Small [ - ^Pajmenfs n&a K IS soffitTHI* IS ALL U -

» sales.

tc $7 50 for 200 to 300 pound weights

j ■ .pt«

Stacked up asainst the limited

o , i • n.

C M( \(.0 Hl 'C CO. KF.M0VE8 Til I'l I \M.K: STRIKE LOOMS

i ?e<ily bearing factor. At pr «ent r.og prices represent a

icaiiy.

Bloom tr.=

:..y a gooti ut r.Uo for W.th th ears pack* • $10 per

Phone ECONOMY STORE 740

Donald McCammacrt earner of the Daily Ba r. ir. nanapoiis News is :r . tending the World's Fa .r

or route and the ..ago

I_-:yc Mrs.

Thocr Eur_

.25c

f * . ■ 1.0

Ores*w-d. Ih.

\ew ^pra\*-d Wealthy Apples. 6 I.hs. ... 19c Cireen Be-aii*. K>. Wonders 4 Db*. We Corn siuwell- Kxergreen I> i/» ll . ISc

•

5 Lbs.

I*l\l \PPLL 11 It E. T Ol AVO I>1.11, \ Ramins \

C, 2 t ans

< .su, • (r t. N It an

< ul» st^-ak. ta*tT. lender. Juicy

\ • - t n • v» aste

II,

Flat Rib Beet Boil. Lb. 5c l I. I- - 1 I *. Tlb ISc PORK LVEK. LB. .V r. ■ i . * . \ Waste. Lb. 15c svun ' f \N< l BRE \K FAST K \( ON. Extra Lean ih M Mi

10c Nc.

25c 15c

}'■ 4 : 4 '•+. \ i ieg.»r White Pi Lling GaL 'I i- lar i..':- 1 1 Fruit Jar King'. 3 !>*. t OFFLE < a ' U ATEl) .’ lb*. sugar i.ranuUted 10 Lbs. '•alnton. Alaska Red. 1 ( Its. Pork and Beaii'. N«>. 1 1-2 ( an t I - : I.fuund 3 l.l>* sunbrite t leanser t for

29c 25.lie

390

12c 21c

20c 17c

\ eat < itlet- IJb \ eal shoulder, t fc-.p*. Ih. \ eal Ground (or Loaf

U>.

\ f. VI. < \I>' l.I\ LR LB I I’. ' . Oa So lied tin . 19c I II Mi - sin sftauk.e*. Lb. 1 b|

17c 25c

< | August 26th. at 7:30 c H : a vis of C'oatewiL

at. : Mrs Ky an-i

Vi in i Spaaa.* ■r -s- v -F + •; Booster ( tub Hokt* '1-eting . = ' at the h - r af ReWeiir.es.iAT The met

ft i enuell

a pay tn

■ ‘-for hots they ra.'C so they did not raise.

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iredweight. including ; of $2.25. which goes ner for the hogs he he average price is

CHICAGO, Aug. 24. 'UP)—The r . :_o Motor Coach company revel the NP.A blue eagle from iU and d : • i the recovery - t n to f * a settlement f an e:. ht- lay strike of union bus

drivers.

ithetic gAieral transporta* U-came an immediate pos- < i» ■ -4'-! a result.

Loo.

YOU pTJ

Nothing Deducted or

Added

r°R QUICK S€HV| C . 9EE US *

-r- *r

- . c ; u -- - Mae Rar.

; ■ us time iri

■.as the hog market made

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past month, except under r.r-orariiv abnormal condi-

Miss Hazel Cline h. • ' v. ri . s fair and the ar ! Lon of fee American C Assoc.auon.

.- - „ Mar Mju

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-- •. g year Twe r seer* a Ni

ere el.

fr.t

A rniscelianeous shower will be _ . . rixt Tu«s<Jay , - Ma: Mrs Wealey Cus*.was recently destroyed by Th » - r 1 ‘ ■’ ’ man home at Cpinmerc i: Fli

MAruan

Anna

lent Reha j and trea-1 chaplair. Alexander • - reporter

far

. - ■

rop was

; -: . evening, foliowiag a str aiysis which he suffere H today.

FLi-

■■_s

Eadeatei i • ig T

_-a- The 2. e- e- e- -?■ -i■Sy.a*tT '..ra*rset --‘ncaotke C

j terred afti * rn Mane K:: - ~ +

20 000 street car an^ elevated J ployes was pushed to the fore urn by declaration of Hugh S Pm federal mediator, that reached the end of our stn.

: the ie ■ ogle was or-1 There’s npthing • r u$ to ,

\. Lit. hie company ' t ' on ^ ,: ' rr, ''I with Riti r...

market 111 !lt ' rc ' fllSe,, finall - v to comk 'y j Action on a plea by the str*,.

■ r i v the national labor , ... ., . 1

and L men for authorization s.

ard to reinstate 25 dis- . . “*1

general walkout was postponed-*

union men. terday by the union's executkeJ ■ h • ige apparently mUUe in Ilt . t;o _ t officenlj v • .- rtnke of Amer- (1{ . lav ^ , . , r J ntkm r ' f Labor Employ**.; t jo„ by fedeml iliat0fl has b- -n ! '.tu-r. d r cular scheilulea again ting I v tne strik- _ Withdrawal of the blue et^egj ... a ... an i members of the associated 'f hogs remaining on v - : ' oot c:ir ani1 e’^ated unions. ir ro „.. a |' I'.itchie said in a "statement to the rtment of agriculture I P u ' r ' Uc ” that " we are Q 1 * 11 ® willing to nmiate the .1934 nog!"'- (rifico the b,ue ea 8 ,e " rather than . » . . 4 . wi ■ : i he (escribed as inAAA pig killing pro-j c ^ n -i >ctent an,J i I) effic ' ent - Ritchie

I has asserted throughout a long dis-

ptioi )tht

rougf

the reduction even

higher

Rec€

that they

the men violated

ay en

f- Ha- ■ isera.-

• Er 'eavSor - : * ;0 Aid : Are ask■r*ey Se-

S HEDGE’S MARKET

PHONE

GROCERIES FREE DELIVERY FRESH VEGETABLES

Bolo»na l- ! Jl' I.l'. I.l

MINCE HAM BEEF ). I.’m‘ ()^2C Lb.

BACON STRIPS LI). 121 2 r

PURE PORK

Shankless

GROIND

Sausage

PM NK

BEEF

12V 2 e l li.

HAMS 1.)^ •)(• | J).

3 Lbs. 25c

FR^NKFl ! RTS

OLEO

10c Lh.

BEEF

10c Lb.

Steak Shoulder Cut

Pot Roast

( ream CHEESE

1 P c Lb. / Ls

114e Lb.

10c Lb.

Bacon. Dry Sugar Cured Sliced, 2 Lbs. 45e

PORK IJVFR 2 LK. lie

Mrs Mary A Easrv-*r. granvuaugbtars Mary ar.: Chadwick of Washing*, a, D C a the eh-.-ts of their t Daniel O’OonoeU. John Poxey - Easby-Smith and gran-3-ia.. - • here.

P V TV rvr> * V • -• LI?

vE.vrvD *TTT LEAGt F.

'= a: the principal markets| ieeh running from 25 to 35 peri

lal. The shortage'

oste-3 the price paid farmers to i rare of $6 90. with a top of,

lor choice hogs.

$2 60

*. . $4 "N cents since May I Durtrg the same periol. pack- j say wholesale pork prices have!

pute with the union were firdU" because

safety rulas.

at of a sympathetic strike of

FI NRA action made the company ha!,:.- to a ne of both federal and state courtihl every day that it operates in J fiance of the ir; '.4I Prose ution 1 in • v -j|| national board, acrording to 1,Til

counsel here.

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.ION fOWFVTIO.V TO OPEV VT GAKV TOMORROW

NiiTM F. H) TA\I*AYFRS OF 1 \\ I KVIKV ■ atter of determining tbe tax ratea for erto • ‘yr»| ‘ 1 • hip, Putnam County, Indiana.1 re the Township Advisory Board. \ Lie'j« hereby-given the taxpayers of Clinton Township, fttaa Ii na, that the proper legal officers of said ilk tintr place, on the 4th day of September, 19 !. 1 iI.1-.A4.1l1ra

t il' wing budget:

HI MGFT Cl. ASS IF IC ATI ON FOR T0WNSHIHS ■ iWNSHiH FUND , SPECIAL S' IK h d. FUS’D

- . v ' Trustee fCOO Repair of Plgd.. Grounds Mj

60 i Repair of Mail; at

(►ft'

Fare rad services for Mas Ca*_ r- . : ■ .- * *- • Greencastie who che*J VVedneaday a. j Ir iiaBapoliS were heki Fri day ad ■ noon at 2 o’clock from the Mar^: ‘ Char*-! church Rex Angle Go: *. - was in cnarge Interment was m rarest Hill cemetery.

Sr - .

First

Announcing tne opening of *h , • - - ' - : - - :. . • ...... 24-lt

m Lae i ccr ' ■ae*jr: -•xh

Ser**kes :

BP.Il K ( H VTf L M. I 4 HI Ri H

Ha x raa-jc.

Kaaera

ac'asa

Rev J F W'a.iace. psstcr. • dnen. Supt. 6 0x> Yeung People's meeting to I f-iar, future program.

gram. I rroup * 00 Cburrh Ser. . :es . u:steal cf ^ t^a'-r 00 a. m aj forr.eriy announced | merx

Looking

Pr»

catioe lca: arkr,y*»eia-

•stracLiXi L-.aas. iz*ti tie a ■ rteet act ■-t Rocsev •. * IT. TSsrre a : go c-jer.

r ites to the annual state American D . . n convention began arriving to-

» •

An extensive ccr. -ention program ’ ' rill open mil n.e tnrougn Aug. 25 has been ar-.•a.-.ge-l by the host posts of Gary. -S - ral thousand Legionnaires, in-

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are expected to atter _ r. - atyendance wi!

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- i V. - - h- : : - , 17- ' ,t»or. with the Lev .on meeting.

er to succeed V M / is g .

r ,-; i- s Ex|»ense:

g A v

f \ . Board

la ’ - M-iellaneous:

Fund POOR FUND

T R- :i.burse County

ri 1 rroN fund Ti er T • .1 Tuii • n Fund

125

125 |

15 30

inai r

Seh-'-'i Furn. I E School Supplies

Janitor Suppli- Ill Fuel for Schools I Loans, Int.. & Insurance.... I Janitor Service —""JS

40 Transportation • -* $1183 Light sail Power |

Miscellaneous <»); 1 Total Special Set ; 1 nd Wl| .$485; BOND FUND 1 Bonds W

$.'820 Intere-it

$5*20 Total Bond Fund !-»|

P.rr Fund

rotv.i

>ct.

r una luiai nuuu

• to lietkil of budget estimate may be on 1 'H e

of Township Trustee)

. mate OF TOWNSHIP FI NDj TO ; ;

1 Funds rfquired for

,, . . i \i*FNSl ' TO DECEMBER 31st s*.velieil by 1 (> 1 NC0 MIN(i YEAR 1. Total bolget otimate for in-

coming year .-.

2 N-' r\ o\)>er|ditures to be

mad- from appropriations un* 1 v-tided July 31st of present ; • .1 • 1 i- required- (Add linos 1. 2, 3. and 1)

■ Mi VND TO BE

• i IHiM SOURCES i: FLAN PROPOSED TAX

' .5

C. A.tual balance, July 31st of

Sermon.

u:.

^ * lIf' T

. ^ ■ £fe

There wrill be trustees ar-J th. church unme:a evening church

■ ,»wni ar.-i Loo»: -

rjsr r.

'i.1 to oiae’ve

Democratic

fy'Vf

•a S Of the ir

meeting of the

inchaie oci'

stewards of the

rrjc'inxty.r.

Cl 1

2 an: since

th*n

y following the

crtGckl U z

- -ir TklraLcr.

A COMPLETE iE ECTI0N OF FRUTS AND VEGETABLES HIGH QUALITY MEAT FANCY GROCERIES.

CAMPUS MARKET

10c

Grera Beans. Ib. CHery. 3 bu. for ... Cabbage, Lb

Head Lettuce, Fancy 2 for 19c Bananas. 4 lbs for 25c B**ts. 3 bunches .. 10c Tomatoes. 3 lbs. for 10c felons. Reaches, Plums

Beans. Navy 3 Lbs. 11c Beans. Baby Lina. 2 tbs. 15c Heishey’s Cncoa 1 Ib. cn 14c Kitchen Kleanzer. 2 for 11c Ovakine. 50c size 39c Mustard. Quart 12c Ko-We-Ba Baby Food .. 10c Peanut Butter. Ig. jar 25c Orange Juice, 3 gjos 42c

19c

QUALITY

(t icrn H VMS, SliAck Half. * t. 9 —

GROUND BEEF

t Lbn.

(Fit,for a King) BUIF ROV"!

I.b l»-> ,1-2

MEATS

25c

rvj2k

\T VL ( ftors IJR CORNED BEEF 12 Or. Tin COKNED BEEF H V^H N I Bn Nl.K I II B VfelN No Kind. Lb

15c 15c T8c 30c

Try Campus Market—YqiTH lieoPleased. o ®Just Phone 82 - 83

•« VTTT.ND NORM VI

'4 s - V TtON v 1 I KM E* ON c

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fifty rtudenU. ir.o«t oC

n ■

trwl Normal Caiiege at Dann. e <tur-

J - -

mg to announcerr.ent made by the

• Verna K. Brother Bambnige Elia Buu John Cohn, Freeria Hamea L U *ts*r.ger Coateanlle: Harry Var‘Wei Louise Alter Rather Duilavy Emma Wnght Aita SibfcetL Pauline sUerwait. Fillmore; Lawrence ri - k t A r r.a ta.gr r. Pau.m.e H n r> t Kimball Larkir J^nn Ogles M.lire-i Mason. Ftar.on O'Hait^ Bernice Rjark. Herschel Grow. Lucille Hart. Thotnfs Goldftberry. Kathvieen Butler Margaret Coffman.*G^eer.cast;e Donald Cooper, Grace Akera Father Hodge Earl ugh Reelaviile Clsu le Morgan. Marioi% $ Marta. S C Davis Ana Hale Mary Ha., St- .be. ORoa, a - • •

CKU

AGO

K/xiu A3 ai 1 W Ato »ar.eas - ny. q jUMjfjcm strews tedr a.

ifp —Th ;otng up iik,

- -rAcrs.'iS reg-.ia.*- ’ < the ccjatry nave

-cn Mount. Tipton: Frank Kossa.

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> George Huisr. East Chicago:

! :it*s are expected to enter before j tne election. * ’ •And: ate due to his efforts to expose - alleged maladministration of the ' -aates of incompetent veterans at t- • Marion hospital. Other outstand- . . roaribilitie* appear to be Mount j K ossa. Thirty-five sute delegates to the ! atioral convention at Miami Fla , j fV 4 .. 21 also will pc eiccted. •> i ay district delegates n business meetings.

! ^ of outstan ling Legionnaires, j Twelve former state commanders in. •

present year 7. Taxes to lie

Announcement

■\

N .mb, r ■ f T ,\:ible foils

( AMIT'S CORNER

Has Wen c orapletely

redecorated.

SODA FOUNTAIN

Open For [^isiiuss

MVRKLVGE LKENSE

Marion J. Wilson, conceasiomst Washington Court House O, and Virginia Nussell. clerk. Villa Grove

Saturday, Ay^. 2^

11 ^..TALROTT, FKOP.

# tor. College Vve. and Hanna St

I . ~ei»r iormer siaie commanders, in-

Gen. D R. Gigniiliat. Harry Faulk-

ner E. Arthur Ball. Thomas McCon-, , . .

A Jackson. Frank McHalA 1 I . 1

Fred V/iecking. Forrest Harness. Tuition" 1 ’ ' “ - ' ; Your^ Ralpa Gates and Wil- - - .1 S, ..j

Bond ....

I'V

collected, pm-.-nt

r ill- i.ilier settlement)... M -11;.i, ,us revenue to he !• - i\ 1 Aug. 1st of present y< ;.r t- Dec. 31st of incoming

lie ok file in office

FniatM):

tea (we schedule) b. All other revenue (see schedule) T •*al firi d- i Ad$ lines 6, 7, 8a and 8b) nf: amount to be 1: \ r D D R EXPENSES to IiF . t OF INCOMING 5 ' AR (Deduct line 9 from dance (net in ex-

J*n i-t |e

June 30, le-. miscellaneous reve period) • I BE R USED BY •TAX I.l \y (Aid lines 10 ,. and 111 •

10.

Twp. Fund'

Sp.

School

Fui.d

Tuiv n

Fund

$1170

$4250

$5820

426

2309

2938

1598

655.)

8758

386

2100

3622

449

1,765

1231

1695

3390

.836

5560

8243

763

940

515

•

420

81Q

1500

1188

1850

2015

PROPOSED LEVIES

485 *

15951®

Levy on Polls

!iam Nelson will attend

Dedgar W. Carrutn Harrington.

(ONFK(TIONK|iY * t an.i

- »'•• for nat; 1! commander: *»e Rev* Robert J. White Watertow fe Maae..%etkma! chaplain^-,f the :> c ar 1 Gov. J , . v. McNutt former national jommander. will have important places on the pro-

.25 .26

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Pr>pert)'

.16 .29

.25 •

.32

Ik-DV (>n

i :*

1.09 ^

. 70

ATIVK ST.NTFMENT OF TAXES COI.U 1

AND TO BE COLLECTED

FUNDS

I • ■ •

>- r Arthur R Rob—.5 - ar | ghej-

»_** B IU • • critic candidates .United States

Collected Collected

*• 960 1120

7240 5361 3070 1616 3870 740

13940 S8?7

Township Tuition Special S4-hool Poor .... *•*:; *’• JOTAI. *

FCkpeetively for

ocacm Senator, will smft

their political battleground to the

convention in a fight for the Legion \ .e in The Noiegiher e|,x-tion Both -^nte B.,.,r,| will fix a date of hearing in this county,

are veterans. • I 17, i:> ;i.

Other distinguishe.1 <r>,^ the 0

Le'T. 1080 « 3434 * 408" 5442

!» a ring shall have a righOto be heard th''p'^ ^^1' • ' ■ I, ,vc I,.-,■11 determined, ten or more taxuavers fec- n $,

may

eu. ten or more taxpayers

r }* v ' i by u, h levies, may appeal t<> the State Board of 13 ,i.^ re for ^ r furt' -r and final action thereon, by filing a petition >;j j 1 |!, < ■ V .dii,^- not biter than the fourth Monday of S''P ten

JAMES A. TABOR, Trustee

°nint ^ Tointskiy

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