The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 January 1935 — Page 4
THE DAILY BANNER. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. TUESDAY. JANUARY 15. 1935.
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Mrs. Mary tJarrett :uul son Billy spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Coke near Portland Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Arnold and children spent Sunday with J. T. Bettis and daughter. Samuel Dickey passed away at his
home near Brunerstown Saturday night. Mrs. Fannie Sigler and Mrs. Eula Staggs called on Mrs. Ora Thomas Thursday evening. Mrs. Violet Shonkwilcr spent a few days at the home of her father during the sickness and death of Samuel Dickey. Mrs. Mary Burk and daughter ate supper with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Garett one night last week. Dr. Nieman and Dr. Haskett of
Indianapolis, Thomas Bettis and!.sons. jf r Rijon Staggs and Elmar daughter Maxine and Ed Bettis spent | Harvey visited Mr. and Mrs Arthur
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. George Pierce. Miss Eva Fern Call spent one night last week with Mrs. Mildred Newgent. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Staggs and son Eldon called on Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brattian Friday night Dloyd Spencer and Curtis Neal visited with Eugene Staggs Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Newgent and
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The state’s effort to link Bruno Hauptmann as the writer of the ransom notes demanding $50,000 for the return of the kidnaped Lindbergh baby de-
pends largely on the testimony of Albert Osborn, Sr., handwriting expert, shown above with the original kidnap ransom note.
Germany Paces Map Revision With New Law
Pl»n proponed for German m»p with 13 provinces The map of Germany, which underwent drastic revision after the World war, is due for another major change of face in a new law, certain of passage by the all-Nazi Reichstag meeting Jan. 30. which will abolish all existing state boundaries and provide for a re-division of the nation into new
shaded section present Prussian area. districts or territories. Designed to give permanency to the political topography of the Third Reich, the transition is Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler's meihod of tightening the Nazi gup on the nation. The map change is sponsored by Dr. Wilhelm Frick, minister of the interior.
Stars in Quandary as Court Rules Divorces Void
Joseph M Schenck and Ntrma Talmadge
Newell Blair
Gloria Stuart
Richard Dix
A ruling of the district court of appeals at Sacramento, Cal. declaring that Mexican divorce decrees are void has left many Hollywood luminaries not knowing if they were married and if so, to whom Some of the more prominent film folk who were wondering about their Mexican divorce*
and, in some ca~. , subse quent n an iage* to otlu n include: Richard Dix and Winifred (.’or, Katharma H' pburn and Ludlow Smith, Gloria Stuart and Newell Blair, Jack Holt and Margaret Wood Holt, Dorothy Dunbar and Max Baer, and Norm* Taliruidge and Joseph M Scjienck.
Brattian anil sons Sunday. Mrs. Lida Pierce spent Monday with Mrs. Zella Roach. Dr. Nieman and Dr. Haskett called on Eldon Staggs Wednesday. Mrs. Louise Shonkwiler has been staying with Mrs. Wirnie Cox caring fo her and baby.
F + + -?•??• + + ■J* NEW MAYSVILLE + F By Miss Helen Weller t F + + •;••!• + + + Mr. and Mrs. Homer Asher and daughter of Indianapolis spent Sat- ' unlay evening with Jess Kendell. [ Cornelia Hyspher, Arthur Wiley of , Indianapolis spent the weekend with j Mrs. John German. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Eggers : spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. ( Douglas Eggers. I Mr. and Mrs Bern and Overstreet, j Miss Cecil Kefauver of Indianapolis 'spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dale j Weller. Mrs. launita Kendell spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Luna Perkins. [ Fillmore Modlin spent a few’ days with his brother Jim Modlin of Bainbridge. Mrs. John German. Mr and Mrs Walter Stewart, and Roy Weller .'•pent Saturday afternoon in Greencastle.
Thomas Terry Case Dismissed
S< HEIMT.FI> to m> on trial TFESDAY ON THREE AFFIDAVITS.
Three criminal charges against; Thomas C. Terry were dismissed in | circuit court Tuesday by Judge C C. 1 Gillen following an adjustment of | family difficulties which is said to have led to filing of the charges last December. Terry was scheduled to go on trial Tuesday. Two of the affidavits charged | Terry with assault and battery on Pearl Webster and her "on Noble Webster while the other charged Terrj' with drawing a deadly weapon on Amanda E. Terry Terry was arrested on the ’barges December 3 but was released undej - bond of $300 pending trial A civil suit of Amanda E. Terry againse Thomas Terry for ejection ilso was dismissed Tuesday norning by agreement, the court finding Uiat 1 the plaintiff is entitled to immediate possession of the property Involved. ^ Another action filed by Thomas Terry against Amanda E. Terry for appointment of a guardian likewise was dismissed.
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Carrie Dilllnger who has had the I Flu is improving. Mr and Mrs Robert Johns are Ute i parents of a girl, name Catherine ! Frances, Mrs. Fred Johns is staying i with Mrs. Johns ibis week. Mrs. Effie Tigner, age 91 years ] who made her home with her son Mr. C. A. Tigner and family passed away Saturday afternoon, funeral at Long Branch church at two o’clock Tuesday. John Johnston and family have been confineil to their home the past week with the flu Mrs L. M/ Wright is ill.
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BRAZIL. Ind. Jan. 15 Judge John W. Bauinunk in the Clay circuit .court yesterday sentenced Bert Cash, 31 years old, of Harmony, 'ormer undercover man in the prohibition enforcement service, to serve 10 years in the Indiana .state prison. Cash was recently found guilty by a jury of entering the home of Raymond Hirt. a farmer, holding him up with a revolver and robbing him of .i small amount of money. lolin Barnett. also of Harmony, is awaiting trial on the same charge Pete Crabb. when arraigned on the charge of breaking into an Oakley store for the purpose of committing a robbery, pleaded not guilty and will be given trial Wednesday.
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Craig. Neb. Mrs Montie Kersey spent weekend with her parents, Mr. Mrs. M. B Sechman. The C. C. Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Sadie Dudey. Mr. and Mrs. John Newman spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Storm. Rev. and Mrs. Wallace visited Ernest Cox and family Thursday. Leonard Newman and family spent Sunday with Albert Earl Gorham and family at Fillmore. Mr and Mrs. Elisha McAninch called on Mr and Mrs. M. B. Scch' man. Mr and Mrs. E. E. Buis called or. Mr. and Mrs Oran Buis Monday.
OBITI’AKY Moiris A Campbell, eldest son of Luther A and Sarah Catherine Campbell was born August 29. 1882 and departed this life January 8 1935. His age was 52 years, 4 months and 9 days. On November 18. 1899 he united with the Fillmore Christian church, accepting Christ as his Savior, and having a desire to lead a clean and honest life. October 10. 1906 he was married to Pearl Hammond, and to this union were born four children: Glenn. Herschel, Olyn, and Vera Jean Soriow came to the home 12 years ago .vhen (ai February 21. 1923, Pearl was called away. In August 1926 Morris was married to Nona Kastin. and once more knew the joy and comfort of a home with wife, boys and baby girl In (aily life he had little chance lor an education for at his father's death he had to take a man's responsibilities and help mother. Walter and Jennie. From that time until the present he has been a hard working, honest, and dependable man. devoted to home, and family and friends. He was happy on the farm to which he had recently moved. A new love had come to him in the two little grandchildren, Bobby and Betty. Those who will miss him moat are mother. Walter. Jennie. Nona, and the children, with a wide circle of relatives and friends.
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MERCURY KINKS IN NORTH CENTRAL STATES AFTER ZERO BLASTS
CHICAGO. Jan 15 <UP' Snow scudded before wintry winds over north central states today in the wake of a cold wave and blizzard that disrupted northern motor traffic and caused at least one death by freezing Falling temperatures and thickening clouds over middle Atlantic states presaged a siege of storm in Pennsylvania. New York. Connecticut and Massachusetts. Thermometers in New York city fell almost 15 degrees overnight from yesterday’s balmy 32 degrees. Temperatures rose in the far north, where lakes froze solid and roads were blocked by huge snowdrifts in a weekend blizzard followed by arctic cold. Snowbound rural communities were warned, however, to prepare for more precipitation tonight. Williston. N D where it was 22 below zero yesterday, was the coldest reported spot in the country today at minus-16. It was it below at Havre, Mont and at Devils Lake, N. I) , and 6 below at Duluth. Snow began falling in Duluth. Supetioi and the twin cities of Minnesota. St Paul and Minnoap-1 olis. last night Weather bureau forecasters expected the clouds to open j today over all the Great Lakes and] surrounding .slnli i Detroit and Cleve-' land got early tastes of the oncoming storm. Wisconsin snowplows worked 24 hour shifts to clear roads of 12 foot I drifts before more snow fell. In the coldest hours yesterday ■ hunters found an unidentified boy about 13 years old frozen in an open loanto near Symmerton, III. The spot is 10 miles from a road or railway.
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'• la., air meet thrilled thousands as planes went through par • ion shown. Commanders of two Army groups were ground ijr •M'
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NOTICE OF \ DMIMSTK.Vno.N Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appoinle I in the Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam County, State of Indiana. Administrator ot the estate of Jacob
We winh to thank all our friends IT. Holwager. laic of Jefferson Conn
and neighbors in Madison township. Putnam County Hospital staff, Dr. VV K Hutcheson and Dr. Wiseman, and all who were so kind to ua in our grief in the death of Morris A. Camphell. Nona Bastin Campbell and Children, Walter and Kate Campbell.
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ALFRED COOPER, Administra-
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Cause No. 7885. Jan. 14. 1935. Attorney. F 8. Hamilton. Homer C. Morrison. Clerk of Putnam Circuit Court.
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Sixty xtnkcra arrested by the Georgia national guard in and held under guard in the armory at Atlanta arc enjoy 11 * •elves despite their imprisonment. This photo how* son'* 1 ' *trik*r* having a hilarious time at dinner.