The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 October 1934 — Page 2
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THE DAILY BANNER. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA THURSDAY. OCTOBER A, 193-L
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Entered In the postoffice at G r eencastle, Indiana, as second class mall matter under Act of March 8. 1873.
price, 10 cents per
week; $3 00 per year by mail In Putnam County; $3.50 to $5.00 per year by mail outside Putnam County.
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
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INDI AN A POMS LIVESTOCK Hogs 4,500; holdovers 515; generally 10 to 15 cents higher; light pigs steady; 160 to 180 lbs , $5.85 to $5.95; 180 to 210 lbs.. $6.05 to $6.20: 210 to 275 lbs., $6.25 to $6.30; few $6.35 and $6.40: 275 lbs. up. $5.90 to $6 20; 140 to 160 lbs., $5.10 to $5.35; 120 to 140 lbs., $3.65 to $4.60; 100 to 120 lbs., $2.50 to $3.15; packing sows $4.50 to $5.25. Cattle 600; calves 600; steers scarce, quality plain; market unimproved. Small lot $4 00 to $6.50; she stock about steady; most heifers under $6 00; beef cows $2.50 to $3.50; low cutters and cutters, $1.25 to $2.50; $7 50 down. Sheep 1,,'iOO; lambs strong to mostly 25 cents higher; good ewes and wethers $6.75 to $7.00; bucks $1 00 less; throughouts $3.50 to $5 00; slaughter sheep $2.50 down,
SUPPLY OF MOST DEADLY EXPLOSIVE KNOWN IS STOLEN BRIDGEPORT. Conn . Oct. 4, 'UP> — Revelation that intruders entered
two powder magazines at the Remington Arms Company at the time a large supply of super-sensitive explosive, polnol, was stolen early Tuesday, spurred search today for a man whose identity is known to police. The man was seen in the vicinity of the reservation for several days before the theft. Polnol, Remington officials said, is the most deadly explosive known and must be handled in rubber lined containers. The slightest jar would cause a detonation. Authorities announced two underground magazines had been entered and an attempt made to break into a third.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam County, State of Indiana, Administrator of the estate of Olive M. Mills, late of Putnam County, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Pearl M. Nicholas, Administrator. Oct. 4. 1934 Cause No. 7663. John VV. Herod, Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court. Attorneys, James & Alice. 4-3t
William B. Allec of Jefferson township is reported ill at his home near Broad Park. Mrs. James Plessinger returned to her home in Madison township Thursday from the county hospital. Members of the official board of the ChHstian church will meet tonight. It is desired that all be present. The Rev. H. A. Davis of New Market will begin a two week's series of meetings at Somerset church, Sunday, Oct. 14. Mrs. Sybil R. Fox, Bloomingston street, left Thursday for Glendale, Cal., where she will spend the winter with her daughter. The Woman's Union of Cloverdale M. E. Church will meet at the church Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock. All members please be present as this is an important meeting. Mrs. Lee Williams, Mrs. Frank Deer and Mrs. William Murray were in Terre Haute Wednesday evening where they attended a business meeting of the Kappa Delta Phi national sorority. J. F. Gillespie, administrator of the estate of William Helton, filed suit In circuit court Wednesday against William Downing, for possession of real estate and damages of $25. Fred V. Thomas Is attorney for the plaintiff. Three speaking engagements have been announced for this week for Prof. Edward R. Bartlett. On Saturday evening he will address the convention of the Carroll County Council of Religious Education at Rockfield. Sunday afternoon he will speak at the Presbyterian church at Flora and the same evening will make an address at the union service of churches to be heldin the Presbyterian church at Thorntown.
GAS
GOES
UP AM) DOWN
After the price of gasoline had jumped from 12.9 cents a gallon to 18.3 cents, twice in the past two days, dealers at Pleasant Gardens Wednesday night were selling their i regular gasoline at 12.9 cents. It was said the jumping back and j forth was caused by promises of Brazil gasoline distributors to raise their price from 12.9 cents to 18.3 cents. Acting upon these promises dealers at Pleasant’ Gardens twice changed their price to 18 3 cents only to learn that the price in Brazil still was 12.9 cents. Eacli time they learned they had been fooled the Pleasant Garden dealers again dropped their price. One dealer at Pleasant Gardens : saiil Wednesday night that every distributor there had filled all available tanks with the lower price gasoline ami will continue to sell it at 12.9 cents until his present supply is ex- j hausted.
WAKE UP YOUR LIVER SHE— WITHOUT CALOMEL
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the Morning Karin’ to Go If you feel sour snd punk tire wort<5
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ia your liver. It should i*our out tw. pounds of liquid bile into yuur txiwela daily. If this bhi* is not flowing freely, your food domn’t dig st. It just dtvuys in the bowels. Gaa bloaU* up your stomach. You have » thick, had taste and your breath is foul, akin often breaks out in blemisbeB. Your head aches and you feel down and out. Your whole
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Mrs. Anna Budich is reported critically ill at her home on Tennessee street. Mrs. Raymond Wright entered the county hospital for treatment, Wednesday. Mrs. Bessie Rader of Coatesville returned to her home from the county hospital Thursday. Mrs. Allen Binkley returned to her home on Martinsville street Thursday from the county hospital. Miss Martha Bridges, DePauw student, entered the county hospital for treatment, Wednesday. Mrs. Paul McKeehan returned to her home near Brick Chapel Thursday from the county hospital. Mrs. Andrew Toney, southwest of the city, underwent a major operation at the county hospital, Thursday morning. Several patients were examined at the tuberculosis clinic held at the county hospital, Wednesday afternoon, by Dr. Mcntyre. Miss Beulah Yeager left Thursday for Covina, Cul., where she will resume her teaching in the Covina public schools, after spending the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Yeager, east Seminary street. Pete Atlogic is charged with malicious trespass in an affidavit filed in circuit court by Wesley Flint of this city. Flint alleges in the affidavit that Atlogic threw a baseball against the windshield of his car, damaging the same.
PROF, n ROWMAN TO GIVE ADDKElSK .yr CHURCH SA PPER Dr. E. C. Bowman, prof essor *>f education. DePauw univet aity, will address the church seliool staff of the Methodist church suppe i meeting Friday evening. His top ic will be •How Many Church Schoe,'! Teact*>rs Help Theiv Pupils?” Professor Bowman is director of student teaohing in the. Greencastle public schools and in tiVis capacity is brought into close- corj act with pupil's problems anct ne»-ds. An able interpreter of teac.'iii*.; methods and procedure, lie is in •demand among parent-teacher or^?a nizations anil similar groups that s re interested in the development of character. In addition to th t address, there will he considorati (>n of plans for rally day which trikes place next Sunday, not only he ac but generally throughout the chin ehes of the country. Text books fc <r the new year’s courses of study v dll be issued and classes are urged to secure the attendance of their entire membership
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on'rally day. The business session will l* tailed in order that members ni«v!l tend the anniversary service , I Presbyterian church, celebrating founding of the first Sunday in Putnam county in 1834 ‘ ll
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 4 (UP) — Gov. Paul V. McNutt today was asked to commute sentence of Edward Coffin, 22, Greenfield, from death in the electric chair at Michigan City state prison to life Imprisonment.
The youth is scheduled to die Oct. ] gi 9 for slaying Deputy Sheriff Harold ;
Amick of Scottsburg June 4. Amick was slain when he attempted to apprehend Coffin and two com-
panions after a holdup.
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WASP KNOCKED OUT WORKER TAUNTON. Mass., (UP)—Charles Harrison, paint shop employe, was rendered unconscious for an hour and a half by the sting of a wasp. A year age he had a similar experience.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Boyce had as E. their dinner guests Tuesday evening. = ! Mrs. Sybil R. Fox, Miss Mary Denny Eland Mr. an«l Mrs. Frank Boyce. Mrs. 2; Fox left Thursday for Glendale, Cal., E, where she will spend the winter with tier daughters Eulah and Margnrette. E Later Mrs. Fox will be joined by her
son Robert.
Improve Your Property r HIS BANK is ready to make repair and improveX meat loans to property owners who qualify under the terms of the National Housin# Act. Under the Act and the regulations received from Washington, any property owner whose annual income is at least five times the yearly payments that would be due on the borrowed amount, and whose mortgage loan, if any (and taxes) are in good standing, may apply here for a loan of from $100 to $2,000 to repair or improve his property, if the loctin and condition of the building justify the expenditure. I he National Housin# Act seeks to help the owner put his property in #ood condition; to assist re-employment in the huildin# trades and elsewhere, and to help generally the forces of recivery. In that spirit, this bank offe courteous, prompt consideration to qualified applicants.
First-Citizens Bank and Trust Company
British Boat BHieved Lost
NO TRACE OF FREIGHTER WITH CREW OF 30; SENT SOS CALLS TUESDAY
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NEW YORK, Oct. 4, (UP) — The s British freighter Millpool, with bc- = i tween 28 ami 33 men aboard, was r j feared lost in a storm off Labrador - today after a fruitless search by three ships that responded to her
SOS call Tuesday.
Last word from the Millpool was that an after hatch had been broken, one man washed overboard, three injured, and its topmast gone. The Cunard-White Star liner Ascania and the Canadian Pacific freighter Beaverhill searched vainly nnd proceeded, leaving the Canadian Pacific freighter Beaverford to con-
tinue the search.
The British freighter a inderby, which wirelessed for help Tuesday 1,500 miles east of New York, was drifting in a gale, with the British freighter Trematon standing by. Part of its bridge was carried away and a forward hutch ami bulkhead stove in. The hatch was repaired.
FOR RALE One team
of black
horses, age 6 and 7 years.
See Ross
Allee at county agent’s office or at
Belle Union.
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No, the dress Is not ruined. An ink stain is iinfortiiimte, of course, and a hard thing to remove, hut under ordinary conditions.
THE HOME LAUNDRY & CLEANERS, Can take it out.
It is extremely important to get, the garment to them ns quickly as (Missihle after the accident. Phone I2«
QUALITY BY THE CARLOAD! That’s how Kroger buys! That’s how- we can offer HOT-DATED
JEWEL
Hot-Dated 3-Lb. Bag 55c
such HIGH quality at such LOW pric«s.
COFFEE
French
19c
BRAND COFFEE
Full-Bodied—Flavory COUNTRY CLUB
Beans
With Pork
Largo Cans—2 For HERSHEY’S Cocoa
Lb.
Cans
1-Lb, Cans
23c Country
Compare qu; ' COUNTRY CLU
Ipc Catsup
PURE CANE
25e Su 9 ar
COFFEE Lb ' 30C
Compare quality and price with other coffees
COUNTRY CLUB '
Large ■
i4-°z. I Qr Bottle IWV '
Lbs. Bulk
53c
25-Lb. Bag $1.39
PRUNES
54 Size Large Meaty
3 u,s - 25c
APRICOTS
Standard Pack
*°c^ 19c
BUTTER'
Country Club Ti-Lb. Prints Lb. 28c
r 27c
Tomato Juice Country Club; Large
Layer Cake
Devils Food Bnr; Chocolate Iced
Soap Tunso Brand; Large Bara Candy Bars Assorted Popular Varieties Cookies Coeoanut Marshmallows
3 r°* 10c 3 *•<>«■ 10c Ib 17c
Fresh Bread 2 w 10c
Country Club; WhoU Milk
P and G Soap 5 r 19c For All Laundry Purpoaei; Largo Kara Camay Soap 3 14c
The Soap of Beautiful Women
POTATOES GRAPEFRUIT SS Floridas
15 “e x 19 c 5 For 25 c
Onions U. S. No. 1 Stock
10 rilrir 23C
Tokay Grapes
2 15c
Apples Crime-* Golden
8 Lh * 25c
Onions
50 ri?. $1-13
Celery
3 Stalk! JQ C
Idaho Bakers
10 Ib * 23c
BACON
CHUCK ROAST
Sweet—Sugar Cured
Breakfast
3-5 Lb. End Pieces
Young Tender
Boiling Beef, Lean, Short Ribs, Lb. 10c
Bologna ^ Lb 15 C Smoked Picnics Lb. 15 C
Suitiir Cured; Sbanl. Irsa
FRESH PICNICS Pork Roast ®
® Fresh Cottage
Frankfurters Lard 9 Swifta Sifvarlcat Small Lean ®
18c Oysters
Solid Pack Standarda
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