The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 October 1934 — Page 3
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THE DAILY BANNER. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1934.
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F(JR SALE: Frying chickens at Von®T: , c% filling station at Limedale. 5-lt.
.for Sale— 1
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Per ton. Six
, ; , ;; rt0 ,A.J.Duf f . Phone
FOR SALE: Alfalfa hay in field, i Can get trucl^ to deliver. Phone 193-* inctk $c. • 5 _ u
nMA^ lvrii ^— * , .. • o — **• “*• ., Kl . of; pf room, south side Thursday, October 11, 19:14, the folv pie Chapel Church. 4-2t i ow i ng . personal property, to-wit;
PLH5LIC SALE: The undersigned will sell at public sale at the Frank
_______ I Davis farm, 3 miles south-west of p.KK' r Saturday morning Cloverdale, Ipeginning at 10 a.
^-r^Tohead 100 lb. feeder jg headpood grade Herefor.ls,
peifers, calves. 3 Cloverdale.
J. W. Dorsett,
4-6p.
Two head of Horses, one draft horse six yeai-s old, sound, good worker, one smooth mouth mare; 10 Head of Cattle, Jersey cow with calf by side, one Jersey cow to freshen in April, Two Jerseys to freshen in February, two Jersey Heifers, 0 months old, two Beef-type cows, one Polangus Bull.
-rrrs. Plymouth and DeSoto
Top.
Deere and Oliver farmj
c e IVaUef Campbell, Robinson H months old, one Shorthorn Bull, 15
Fillmore.
Mon-Wed-Fri-tf
j. Mitchell vein, more heat, i p c r ton. $3.75, cash on dc-
coal, free from dirt.
High analysis. ] condition
2R-1-3-5-S
Stoker
bout pricePhone 123.
months old; Sheep, 19 Ewes, 14 Lambs, one buck; Hogs, 27 shoats, v/eight about 80 lbs. 2 open Duroc Sows, one sow with 6 pigs, sow with 7 pigs; 1929 Model Tudor Ford, gooe
Miscellaneous; Kitchen
cabinet, good as new, Wilson heater
—— , Telephone and numerous other artic- * SALE: (,rern la ans, u,ni ! 13, ; ] cg _ About 20 bushels of wheat atoM. Phone Kural-33. ^ I Terms of sale, Cash. Elizabeth Davis, l-„-.)-3p j owner. Alton Hurst, Auctioneer. Din-
ner served by Cunot Community Church. 5-lp
good
! dothes, come to O. E. S.
age sale Saturday,
8 a. m.
court l-5-2t
„ SALE One team of black ‘ 6 and 7 years. See Ross at rountv agent’s office or at [Union. 4-2p ^TsAhE: Pears, delivered, 50 iper bushel. Write L. G. Goss, Wille, lad. 4-2P
-For Rent—
; RENT; Furnished apartment, r rooms and kitchenette, modern, rribec street. Also furnished steam heated, 26 1-2 E. Wash- , street. Phone 214 E. A. Brown-
CARD OF THANKS Wo wish to express our heartfelt and sincere thanks to our many friends who assisted us during the illness and death of our mother, Mrs. Charles Taylor. It is only the loyalty of our many good friends that helps ro much to alleviate our great sorrow. Her sons and daughters.
Donkey Baseball (fame Scheduled
RENT; Four room house [modem, 312 North Indiana Telephone 108-L. 1-2-5-311 RENT: Two r oom modern j Wed apartment. 625 East And- j street. 5 - u - j , RENT: 5-room cottage, modfe pt furnace. Also 6-room mod
Lttage. Ford Lucas.
second base; Donner, first base; Zeis, catcher; Pease, right field; Hollowell, left field; ohnson, center field; -honkwij . third base; Robirwon, pitcher. A number of other players on these two lean s are expected to see action before the tilt is aver. The EIUs-Kroger lineup was not announced but it is believed that the best mule riders on the rosters of the two clubs will participate. Tomorrow night, a donkey hall S«ne will be played by the'Zinc Mill and Gardner Bros, teams opposing a picked lineup from the Northern Indiana Power and Postoffice squads. CLOVERDAIE wins Cloverdale, winners in the south■rn division of the Putnam county high school baseball league, defeated beencastle, clinmpiong of the northern half, by a 6 to 4 score Thursday ifternoon on the Cloverdale diamond. The Tiger Cubs outhit the Clovers, 6 to 3 but two home runs with mates >n bases resulted in the setback to he locals. Greencastle committed 'illy one error in the field while two lobbies were marked against Cloverlale. It was announced that a second neetlng between the two teams will ake place next week. Score: Greencastle 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 4 0 1 > 0 0 3 0 3 6 x 8 :: ’ Batteries: (G. 11. S.) Hutcheson and Clendenin;;; ((’. H. S.) Scobce and Orrell. (iREMNt ASTI.E .IFMORS \\ IN AMI LOOSE TILTS The Greencastle junior high school n scball team defeated the Bainbridge junior high school team, 5 to 2, in a seven-inning soft ball game the Wetz diamond Thursday evening. York and Rcssock composed the Greencastle battery. In a second five-inning game with lifferent lineups the Bainbridge juniors defeated the local Juniors, 6 to 5. James and Lewis composed the local battery in the second tilt.
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, RENT: Modern eight room on cast Seminary street. Phone 4-3t. , RENT: Seven room semi- , house, 502 Elm street. Inquire 3 Maple Ave. 4-2p
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|1NTED: To buy one V_- ton or jl-ton Ford or Chevrolet truck, in S. Wood. 508 E. Ohio St. 5-2p .NTED: To take care of child[/temoons or evenings by experi- )! young lady Phone 854. 4-2p k\TI-:D: To rent 60 to 100 acre by reliable man who can give cncos. Call Banner Office. Ip ANTED: Any kind of dead stock. 278. Greencastle. We pay al' p*. J hn Wachtel Co. cod
Ml ( II IT \ IS I'ROMISFII FANS AT SOFT BALL PARK THIS EVENING Greencastle sport fans tonight will see for the first time a game that is taking the entire country by storm. It is called donkey baseball and that is exactly what it is as the fielders, with the exception of the pitcher and catcher are mounted on these animals. The batter, after hitting the ball, has to jump on a donkey waiting at th' plate and then try to make first base if possible. The affair tonight will be repeated again Saturday evening under the floodlights at the city softball diamond on south Locust street. The games are being sponsored by the local American Legion post and spectators arc promised several hours of genuine hilarity. The game this evening will be played between a picked team from the Business Men and Rotary-Kl-wanis aggregations versus the Ellis and Kroger clubs of the softball
loop.
The starting lineup for the Business Men and Rotary-Klwanis is announced ns follows: Edmonson, short-
3c aged lady, will also assist house work. Inquire at Banner.
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{• v -I* -P *1- "l* + FILLMORE j. .p 4 +, Mi s. Ruth Smith was hostess to the J ;i::y Cl ultra class of the Methodist :hurch Monday evening. Eleven members were present to enjoy the meeting. Mrs. Verna Shuck read the Scripture lesson and Mrs. Ida Day led in prayer, followed by a business meeting. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostrss during a pleasant . ocial hour. Mrs. Minnie Deborde will be hostess to the October meeting. Mrs. Ida Bowman entertained the Mother's Afternoon club Tuesday afternoon. Eighteen members respondd to roll call by asking a question. Mrs. Dovie Bryan was added to the ,,i< rdx rship of the club. Mrs. Hazel Dobbs led the devotions; she also two interesting contests which wen won by Mrs. Inez Pruitt. A social hour was enjoyed while the hos-t'-.-s served delicious refreshments. The meeting adjourned to meet with Mrs. Georgia Hermeling in October. Mr. and Mrs. Ford of Louisville, Ky. have taken rooms with Miss Maud Arnold. Mr. an 1 Mrs. Fred Brown who have been viieting their daughter, Mrs. \Vi: lell Smith and sons in Michigan
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R. M. HUNTER, Cloverdale CULLY WILSON, Roachdcle C. A. STARK, Morton RALPH HILL, Midway, Junction 40 and 43 EUGENE CHEN0WETH, Mt. Meridian BERT ALCORN, Groveland HARLEY RISSLER, National Road, East of M». Meridian DORA HUNTER. Manhattan ADAM REISING, Brick Chapel HUNTER BROS. Fillmore
C. E. STEWARD, Bainbridge BYRD STATION, Junction Road 43 and Road 36 GRANT HOTEL LUTHER THOMPSON, Kevtsville E. C. BUTLER, Mt. Meridian L. F. SEWELL, Portland Mills GEO. DUNIVAN, Stiksville ALONZO RAMB0. Milligan ROBERT 0RR, National Road, West Edge State Farm FRANK BRIDGES, Fincastle GLENN FRY, Putnamville.
have returned home accompanied by j Trotter, held a weiner roast Wed- 1 and Mrs. Walter Worlck and Mr. and pital Wednesday. Mrs. Smith’s sons. I nesday evening at the school build-1 Mrs. Charles Allen. Mr. and Mrs. W.ilt r h an< Franklin Shamel an., Orville Sold- j ing- Refreshments of weiner sand Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Click spent Fri- ^mily and MrA Lulu
wiches and marshmallows were scrv- day night in Indianapolis, the guests j a short time Sun .iy ed: Those present were Martha Wil- of Mr. and Mrs. Kd Click. On Sat- in Indianapolis. son, Mary Ann Isabel), Helen Bales urday they went to Niles, Mich., | Mr. and Mrs. W. \\. Thomas and
Thursday I Madonna Dodd, Anna Saylor, Martha where they spent the weekend. son spent Saturday anil Sunday in
! .loan Sands, Sarah and Modlin Hat-1 Miss Lola Stewart of Hobart spent Browdie. Ky.. with Mr, and-Mrs. Rob-
of Richmond spent Sunday with
Marion Sears.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meikel Greencastle visited list with Mrs. Lizzie Sinclair.
.vale Collector wants to buy anfumlturc, dishes, glassware, etc. private homes at fair and reas1 priors. Interested in age and •ry of articles. Answer Box 015, j Banner. 4-3p I AN'TIID: lir.y beans to combine. | C. P.uis, Coatcsville R. 1. Tele- j : Stilcaville. l-0p. 1 j -Miscellaneous— ILDWOOD: Dance Saturday, Music by Wildwood Wildcats. J Ladies Free. $ OK at Banner Club Saturday ! Row-, : and Square dance or- i
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1,1 3 Purnell, candidate for Con- j Rom the Sixth district, will 1 rt Pleasant Gardnes Friday, "J 7 ::o o'clock, and Saturday. : ” 3t R'i . 'divine at 7:30 o’clock, i '" : "1 entertainment will be'
Bride of Turkey s Kemal Pasha?
'' "I by entertainers
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from nta- j
County candidates will.
"'bo.(ii rc ,[everybody welcome, i
2-3-5-31 tonight
! " ,1l <ey baseball (game. Adults : ( f'' r ^ 10c. City softball park. 1
" ‘^uat street.
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A “ ut An Old "Con” Man Who j !•' W(,nt Straight.” Read it in ; : Weekly, the Magazine ' * " ‘th NEXT SUNDAY'S LAC -0 HF1KALD AND EXAM- j
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J,' K: 1 ttr ’ filing Coal, Fenc- ' ' n b Roof Paint. Steel posts * ' >m West Main street. • i! Phtrson,
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Mrs. Hazel Davis and son of Win- field, Chester are visiting Mr. and Mrs. O.
L. McKamey.
Mrs. Dennis Bowen is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Ruth Whittaker and family in Indianapo-
lis.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Tincher and children of near Mt Meridian were Sunday guests of Mt and Mrs. Ralph Harcourt and son. Mrs. Gladys Leeke and daughter of Indianapolis, Mr. anil Mrs. Wilford Whicker of Amo spe nt Sunday with Mr. and Mis. Earl Gorham. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pruitt who spent the past month in Michigan have returned home. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hubbard attended the wedding of W. O. Pike of Coatcsville and Mi Cornelia Pike of Linton, at Danville Monday afternoon. Mrs. Elisha Cowglll is reported 1m proved. Mrs. Lou Reece has returned horn from Chicago whet she attended A Century of Progres Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ogle and daughter. Mrs. Etlv 1 ackson and son Harold, visited relatives in Illi.iola over the week-end. Mr. ami Mrs. John Sinclair have returned home froin i few day’s stay at Martinsville. Visitors with M: Henry Jackson Wednesday were \V c Laura Weight. Mrs. Mabel Petro of Floyd township Mrs. Minnie Frcdrii k of Iowa and Mrs. Eva Ogle. Mr. and Mrs. A r‘ ie Parrish. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Smith, and son of Coatcsville. spent Sunday with Mr. an'! Mrs. Homer Higgins. The Becchwood Pleasant Circle had a delightful meeting with Mrs. Irene j I'. i an ! Wedni"--i ey afternoon. Responses to roll call l y the eighteen j members and one guest were “Our [Favorite Poem.” M"\ Lizzie Sinclair ! gave a memorial to Mrs. Carrie Mora- [ hart, a deceased member. Mrs. Grade j King and Mrs. Amnia Snodgrass, accompanied by Mrs. Hermeling at the piano, sang "No Nr ht There." Mrs Georgia Hermeling gave two contests which were won by Mrs. Grar-a’ King. Plans were made for a Hard Times party Oct. 20 at the home of Mrs. Oracle King. All t vnibers nij'I their families are requested to be present. Mr and* Mis l e wis Ogle ami Mr:* Ethel Jackson and son H:Aold spent Sunday in St. Louis. Mo.
ert Thomas and family.
Mrs. Osborne Hutchins spent Saturday in Indianapolis with her
Letha Wilson, Janet Garnet, j the weekend with her parets. Mr. and Florence Thomas, Waneta Hicks, Mrs. Charles Stewart. Dorothy Booher, James Myers. James j Mr. and Mrs. Clauile Crosby and
Risk, James Rady, Thomas Taylor, daughter Joan visited Mrs. Crosby's .i-n^nter, Miss Jean Hutchins. Asa Giger. Ivan Higgins, Claude Bar-, parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright.. ji,. s r om Richardson and son rebel-, Cecil Perkins. Robert Holland Mr. and Mrs. Burkett Goslin and turn ed to their home in Bloomington and Margaret Skelton. ' Mrs. Galen Irwin were in Indiana- g urK iay after spending several weeks
, , ! polls Tuesday. ‘ | )ere due to the illness of her father, Mrs. Alice Lockrielge spent from Mjgg 0cneva San , lg of Buffalo, n. i Dr c N . stroube.
I'lielay un! I .•uwi.o in iTri mapeeli.. ^ „p cn j Thursday an, 1 Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jeffries were
with Mr. an . Mi ID Cook. parents, Mr. an<l Mrs. Dillard ; n Indianapolis Monday.
Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Barnes of Sands. Mr. and Mrs. Lon L. Ware spent
Flora spent the weekend with the former’s mother, Mrs. Simon Barnes. Mr. and Mis. Herndon Carpenter and son were guests Sunday of Mrs. Gertrude Scott and daughter Pearl
at Crawfordsville.
Misuses Maxine Worick and Helen Mien of Terre Haute spent Friday und Saturday with 'r parents, Mr.
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Ream and fam- Llio weekend with the latter’s sister
ily entertained frienils from Lyons over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Rice and family of Imliaanpolis spent Sunday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rice. Dr. C. N. Stroube underwent an operation at a Crawfordsville hos-
in Kentucky. Miss Ruth Sutherlin of Indianapolis spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Sutherlin. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hines of Crawfordsville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Goslin.
Cards Win First Game Of World Series ''. ytJk : ■
^eSesHcn of King Zog of Albania. Prettiest of these girls is 24 vcar-0ld Kuhie, above, who U the s.'cond youngest. Ruhie s s.ster '.re Scnie, 26; Myzeyen, 25. and Mahide, 23. The dictator divorced in 1925 by bis own decree.
4* 4^ 4* * + 4* 4* 4- 4* 4* ROACHDALE 4--9 4* *!• *!• 4* 4* The junior class of th ’ high school with Iheii s|>on::iir Miss Mabcllr
NMMKMM Jack Rothrock, whose hit in the second Inning brought In the first two runs of the 1934 world i'ivitig the Cardinals th. lead over the Tigefcs. shown hct.* rounding first base < i the blow. ois-itti who had nin<gicel. and Dean, who reached tirst on I the Detroit errors, scored on the tut. « ,',,1, C’l.n/eikus i; in ihc foicground. First Ba man Hank («• • nlsTi; of Detroit is in the infield.