The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 January 1935 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER.' GREENCaSTLE. INDIANA, TUESDAY. JANUARY S. 1935.

+ CLOVERIMLE Mrs. Cliira l>ors<*tt •J« »J« •I*

rs. Alyico Rogotn, formerly of iverdale, is in the Methodist hosI at Indianapolis. IS. Maude Herod of Greeneastle Vtaited Mi. ami Mrs. Otho Smythe

week.

Mi ami Mrs. George Knoy and M«i Hattie Davis were in Indiana-

polis last Friday.

Mr and Mrs. Frank Heed were in

Own castle last Thursday.

Mi and Mrs. Vet Mann and Mrs. JMtyh Ogle were in Indianapolis FriSfrs. Maude Mugg, of Quincy, visMr. and Mrs. Joe Dorsett and

Hattie Gorham last week,

^^■r. and Mrs. Mack Furr have VHred from their l irm east of town ~ to the Cohn property on west I.o<;an •||is Luda Horn left Sunday to

her sister at Joplin, Mo.

Iss Retha Cline, who is teaching he Tampa, Fla., schools, spent Ij^Hholiduys with her sister here. Mis Ollie O’Conner spent Inst weet with her son, Clarence O'Con-

nor! east of town.

TJie Fortnightly club met with Mm. Mollie Horn Wednesday. Mi and Mrs. Ross Finley of Hnr-

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mony called on Mr and Mre Udand Ti ipjiett Sunday. The Tuesday club met with Mrs Maude Farmer. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Rodgers were in Indianapolis Sunday. Mrs. O. J. Larkin of Creencastle and Mrs. Effie Alice were in Cloverdale Tuesday. Mrs. F,va Cohn was in Indianapolis Saturday. Mr .and Mrs. Will Wingert and Mrs. Maggie Long attended the funeral of Bailey Wingert at Crawfordsvllle Saturday. Mrs. Carrie Quinlin spent tin weekend with Mrs. Ollie O’Connor. Mr. and Mrs. Bee Walters were in Greeneastle Saturday. Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Cummings and Mrs. Carrie Cummings of Indianapolis spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. liemmn Cummings.

Marjorie McCammack over the weekend. Mrs. Gladys Kennedy spent Wednesday with Mrs. Bertha Terry. Mrs. Clcona Herbert spent Monday with Mrs. Mae Herbert. Miss Cletis Prichard spent the weekend wdlh Mr. and Mrs. Lester Terry.

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Mrs. Alma Schultz and daughter Peggy Lou and Mrs. Ella Wallace spent Monday with Mrs. Nellie Larkin. Mr. and Mrs. Green Disney ealle.l on Mr and Mrs. Dowell MeCammark Sunday. Miss Wynona Prichard visited

NOTH H OF FIRST MKETINO OF CRKOITORS IN PKOCEKDING I NOEK SECTION 75, BANKUI PTCV ACT. In tile District Court of the United States forthe Southern District of Indiana,Terre Haute Division. In the Matter of Albert W. Eiteljorge, Debtor. IN PRCX’EEDINGS FOR A COMPOSITION OR EXTENSION. To the Creditors of Albert W. Eiteljorge, RED No. 4, Greeneastle. Indiana, in the county of Putnam, and district aforesaid. Notice is hereby gvien that on the 4th day of January, 1935, the* petition of the Albert W. Eiteljorge, praying that he he afforded an opportunity to effect a composition or an extention of time to pay his debts under Section 75 of the Bankruptcy Act. was approved by this court as properly filitl under said section; and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held at Greeneastle, Indiana, in the

law library, 3rd floor of the Court House on the 22nd day of January, 1935, at 2:00 o’clock in the afternoon, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, examine the debtor and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. This the Hth day of January, 1035. Frank G. Stoessej, Ci uneili.ition Commissioner, Putnam County, 1m! tana. 8-tt.

MADISON TOWNSHIP 1 \RM BUREAU TO HAVE MEETING M J. Murphy, Greeneastle attorn y will be the speaker at a mectin (if the Madison township farm bureau to bo held in No. 10 school house Wednesday evening at. 7:45 o’clock. Other features of the program wdi he music by the Rhythm Ch:::a rs. a playlet entitled, “Cheerful Gallei." and several contests. EASED CON SI 1ENUE MOBILE. Ala. <UPi Thirty-one years ago, an inmate at Protestant Orphanage surreptitiously took three pennies from the alms box. Attaining manhood and recalling his childhood sin, he put pencil to paper and figui ed compound interest, then paid hack the entire amount, $0 50. to cine Mi;

conscience.

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS IN PROCEEDINGS 1 1 NDER SECTION 75. BANKRUPTCY ACT. In The District Court of the United States for the Southern District of j Indiana, Terre Haute Division. In The Matter of Bert R. Garrett. Debtor. In Proceedings For A Composition or Extension. To tlu Creditors of Bert R Gn| rett, Bainbridge, Indiana, in the county of Putnam and District afore-

said.

Notice is hereby given that on the | 4th day of January, 19.35, the petition of the said Bert R. Garrett, praying that he be afforded an opportunity to effect a composition or an extension of time to pay his debts under section 75 of the Bankruptcy Act, was approved by this court as properly filed under said section; and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held at Greeneastle, Indiana, in the law library, 3rd floor of the Court Douse on the 22nd day of January, 1535, at 10:00 o’clock in the morning, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, examine the debtor and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. This the Sth day of January, 1935, Frank G. Stoessel, Conciliation Commissioner, Putnam County, Indinna. g-lt.

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The Centenary "Gentlemen" from Shreveport, La., will form the oppo sition for the DePauw Tigers thii evening in an intersectional college basketball game at the university gym. Bast year the southern aggregation nosed out the Methodists, 20 to 19, and needless to say Tubby Moffett and his netters are determined to avenge this setback tonight.

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Terrill Bolander, former Grcencas tie Tiger Cub and ex-DePauw stu dent, was one of the big guns in Bal State’s 35-31 victory over the M,<»1 felt team at Muncie last Saturday night. It's funny isn’t it how most o, the local hardwood performers ap parently leave town to do their college playing. Take McAnally, as an other example. He is regular ccnlei on the Northwestern quintet. —o— Shelbyville, boasting an overtime win from the strong Franklin high school team which had a record oi ten straight until this week, comes b the stronghold of the Tiger Cubs Friday night. Our guess on Coach Crawley’s lineup for this battle h Bee anil Gail, forwards; Cartwright center; Ham or Hutchison anil Cox, guards.

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The Brazil Times says: Bloomington high school team had ten chances from the foul line and made ’em good for 1,000. but lost to Greeneastle, 23-20. "You have to play four quarters " was the cryptic comment of Coach Pete Phillips, after the Panthers put out their stuff only in one quarter. Garl, forward of Greeneastle, shot 16 times and made four goals, .25 percent is good interest on shots these days.

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Here’s the Attica ledger Tribune’s idea of an all-A BCG team; Forwards Garl, Greeneastle; Klauter, Attica; Rental I, Crawfords-

ville.

Centers: Galloway, Attica; Cox, Greeneastle. Guuids WaltM. Attica, Whitman. Brazil; Hartley, Crawfordsville.

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Shots from H’yar and Thar in Magic Net, Crawfordsville Journal-Review: Attica, it seems, is to be classed with the best now. A victory in the New Year's Day tourney at Greencastle, over Greeneastle, Brazil and Crawfordsville certainly deserves mention. Greeneastle, beaten in the finals Tuesday night by the Ramblers had only recently defeated the New Castle team, the team that come out on top in a four-team journey nt Anderson with Anderson, Muncie and Dogamiport on New Year’s Day.

Coach Overman built the Attica team this season around Jack Walter, floor guard and only regular left over from last season. Herb Nathan jumps center and then drops hack to guard, while Galloway or Dave moves into the pivot jxist after the tip-off. The forward positions ordinarily are handled by Slaughter and Slimier, whose names you have to read to notiee any difference, although Evans, the boy who stole the show in the final game against Greeneastle with, two last-minute field goals, has Been a lot of action. Biggs is the next ranking utility man.

KrllHTil II. I Llll Dies \l Danville

.APOPLEXY FATAL TO FORMER NEW MAVSMLLF. WOMAN AT AGE OF 90 VE \RK. The body of Mrs. Rebecca Hanna Hall, age 90 years, former resident of New Mitysvllle. who died at her home In Danville, Sunday night, will be brought to New Maysville for burial Wednesday. Funeral services will be held at the residence in Danville at 10:30 o'clock Wednesday morning in charge of the Rev. McLuugn, of Danville. Burial then will be in the New Maysville cemetery. Mrs Hall died at 11:05 o’clock Sunday night following a two weeks’ illness of apoplexy. She was born Fob ft, 1844. the daughter of Isaac and Nancy Keith, near Bainbridge. She was married Sept. 26. 1S66. to Frank Hall. Mix. Hall lived In the vicinity of New Maysville and Groveland until the couple moved to Danville in 1H95. Mr. Hall died shortly afterwards. Mis. Hull was a member of the Methodist church at New Mayiiville. BANNER WANT GET RESULTS

Next Sunday Only January 13lli RED NICHOLS and Ids WORLD FAMOUS PENNIES Tickets 60c a person, incl. tax, till 6 P. M Sunday. After that all tickets 80c, incl. tax. Table Reservations 50c a Couple. DANCE NIGHTLY EXCEPT MONDA\ AND TUESDAY 25c before 9 p. m. f . N O ^ A 1 I BAl. «. R O O IV* g i N III AN H’OLIS

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FOR SALE: 14 White Rock Coek•rols. pure bred and blood tested, (1.00 each. Earl Rahman, Sackett Farm. National Road. 8-2p

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WANTED: Cattle hides 3c; calf .skins. 4c. Flint’s Market. 310 N. Jackson street.

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WE pay 4c per lb. for beef and •alf hides Greeneastle Scrap Paper and Junk Co. Phone 604. 8-3p

WANTED: 1,000 people to attend the "Big Rich” entertainment. See ad on Page Four. 8-2p

MEN AND WOMEN demonstrate new low priced Pinless Curtain Stretcher. Pays to 90c an hour. Experience unnecessary. Send for free facts, sample offer. Evans Mfg. Co., Dept. NC-12. Cincinnati, Ohio. 8-lp WANTED: Woman, dignified, with business tact, good personality, over 30 years, for congenial position. Permanent Address Box No. 7. Banner Office. 7 - 2t *

WANTED: Experienced farm hand to move on farm. Clyde Cash. 7-2t

WANTED: Beef hides, 3c; calf hides, 3 be. Greeneastle Hardware Go., west side square. 7-2p —M iscellaneoiis—

Record's Hatchery opening. January 8. For orders on chicks, custom hatching, feeds and brooder supplies. 19 E. Franklin St.. Greeneastle, Ind. Phone 852. 1-lt.

SQUARE Dance at Banner Club Wednesday night. Musie by McCullough orchestra. 7-2p

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BEAUTY SHOP, opening January 10. at my home, corner Lincoln avenue and Olive street. Special on following for two weeks: Shampoo and Fingerwave, .35; Fingerwave, .20; Shampoo. 2.5; Ladies’ and Children’s haircuts. .15 and .20 Phone 281-K for appointments. Mrs. John Tharp, licensed hair cutter. 8-lp

ARRANGEMENTS are being made for a Benefit Bridge to be sponsored liy (). E. S sometime in February. It

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(intnuda "The Mighty Barnum" with Wallace Beery and Adolphe Menjou. A Technlcoloi comedy and news roel complete the program. Voncastlc "Evelyn Prentice." featuring William Powell and Myrnu Loy is the headliner at the Voncaatle. Short subjects including a comedy and news reel will also be nhown.