The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 May 1936 — Page 2
o TITS DAILY BANNER, OREENCA^TT.E, INDIANA TTLXDaY, \\a\ Vj,
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BexonnKuncEma
FOR RENT—Five room sen.imodern house. Call 291. 1 l-!it
FOR RENT: Modern six-room house, large lot, basement, garage. 1 Call at 708 S. Locust street. 12-2p
THE DAILY BANNER And Herald Consolidated! -It Waves For All"
—Wanted — WANTED- Lime hauling and spreading, also any kind of hauling ' Rill Newkirk, Fillmore. 11-21
Wanted to buy some young Red Brood sows with young pigs or nesr 'to Li row. Fred Rarkhurct, Route 2,
Cloverdale, fnd.
Entered In the postoffice at Ureen ; castle, Indiana, as second class mail j matter under Act of March 8, 1878 .Subscription price, 10 cents perl week; $2.00 per year by mall In Rut nain ' oiinty; $.’! *.0 to $fi Oo per year by mall outside Rufnarn County.
MODERN-WOMEN NEED NOT SUFFER r i n and delay due to "i{lts l ii#rvous strain, expo 'jr.-or similar causes. ( _ , r - aii'l r vo QUICK RELIEF. r^old by nllclruggistn for over »1.'< years, * JHI BIAMONO
but I'm V/ANTED: Any kind
again, that this Want-Ad ! «tock. Cali 278, Greem-astle or New
Dear friends:—
Tve said it many times,
saying it ,
section of 'I be Dully Banner is Jest Muyaville. Charges paid. John Wachas definitely a part of the news an le * c’o. e,M '- any other part of the paper. WANTED Ash hauling, William You don't have to he a buyer ur 1 (Uspuugh p hont . : i9e .,, 12 Ip Beller to diaeover Interest In these Items it you don't have the Want-Ad WANTED Vou to veil our maii retding habit you are the exception et ,ach Wednesday and Saturday, that proven the rule Everybody else Our pioducts are strictly fresh Farm
A HIBI.K ‘IHOI (<HT FOR TODW KiGHT TEACHING: Teach me to 71 ‘2p do thy will; for thou art my God; thy .-pint is good; lead me into the land dead ] uprightness i'oaims 14., 10.
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For Sale
FOR HALE: 8 room, semi-modern house 206 W Franklin street, city Wilbur 3. D nner, romnffssloner. 9-3ts. Fc i Salt < r will base one to five years 20 ac re farm home desirable location on main road l 1 . miles north of Belle l nioii :-,mall paymt nt, hai ance to suit you Will rent 25 acres good pasture until September. See me at tne larm any day A Ft. Hurst, Coatesville It 1 11 6p Good 1934 15 corn that will grow, $2 bushel Iran Flail Fteelsville. ll-iip
Wi “icn's Mar ket
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Emma Dick left the county hospital, Tuesday morning. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
LOST: Theta pin inscribed Mabel Trail twins, a boy and a girl.
Dunn Call Virginia Neal, Theta' house. 12-2ts!
LOST: Small black leather coin purse containing a $10 bill 2 small mils and change Reward. Mrs. Dirks Phone 265-Y. 12-lt.
FOR cAl.K. Hampsuire boar, Angus bull full bied Hampsuire gilts One mile east Fillmore, A J Smitn 1 l-3p
FOR e ALE Wmk mules. O h Matthews second house north of Crow’s Budge 12-lp
FOR KAI.f: ituial New York Seed Potatoes I: ly F\eiis, r.ieencastle R t. l2-3p
Rummage sale. Friday morning, May lb at 8 o’clock, Sudranski room, A’esl Midi Woman’s Reliel Corps 12-14-21
For half: Small refrigerator, top ic i i holds 25 pounds, $3.75. Furniture Flxf-bangi east side square pin,in 170 L. 12-lp
Folt SALL: Flight room house, garage’, workshop and garden. Price . riisnnaole rOl Clown street. 12-2t FOR SALE Strong healthy hardened plants, nest varieties, priced right Albert Hoffman North Indiana street 12-tf
F'i ,R SALE Newly painted eight ami ten name bee hives containing ilm .' n cumbs and thirty pounds of iiuney. each $150 Swarms placed in these hives will store surplus Furies R W Baldwin, R 4 Greenon,tie Ind 12-lp FOR SALE Several good short horn and hereford rows and heifers K \V Baldwin, R. 4, Greencastle, Fnd 12-lp
LOST: Phi Delt Pin at May Day Exercises Saturday. Reward. Frank Butes. Phone 136. 12-lp
Miscellaneous —
Charles F. Reeves visited his sister. Mrs. Anna Johnson, at Roach dale, who is seriously ill, Monday
afternoon.
Clarence Scobee of near Brick Chapel who umli i went an emergency o| eration at the county hospital, Sunday is reported improving. The regular monthly Madison township Faun Bureau meeting will he held Wednesday evening, May 13 at 7:30 o’clock at No 10 School house. There will lie special music.
FARM BUREAU CHICK PRICES REDUCED We are offering Farm Bureau Ptillorum, (B. W D.) Fiee chicks at a reduced price for May. On these chicks we guar- ^
antee to refund the purchase nesday morning at 9 o’clock from the price for all loses over 2 per cent for' : t Paul’s Catholic church F ithci
F’uneral services for Mrs. Catheiinr Ellen Moore, North Madison sin i t who died Monday, will b, held Wed
the first two weeks. Why gamble with other chicks when you can secure better chicks from an organiza tion owned and operated by and for the consumer. For full particulars inquire at the Putnam County Farm Bureau Cooperative, Greencastle. F’'.one 743. 30 12t JOHN I.EROY, Black Percheron Stallion, is making second season at my fann 1 mile south of Clinton Falls Fee $10 00. Plenty of good colts from last season to show Claude Crodian, Greencastle, Route 1.
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Thomas McGrath will Fie in chargi Interment will be in Forest Hill cemetery.
He "May I have a date on the night of May 15th?’’ She: “I’m sorry, I’m going to the G H. S. Senior Play, at 8:00 F’. M ' 12-lt
No more broken watch crystals! We install a new type, heavy and stlung Sehoenman’s Jewelry Store.
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TO TIFF CITIZI \N OF MONROE TOW NSHII*
I wish to take this opportunity to express my sincere gnUitude to the patrons of the Buinhiidge school foi their cooperation during my five years teaching experience here. I have enjoyed teaching very much in this vicinity and I give the credit for any of my accomplishments to the fine girls who have cooperated | with me in my endeavors so nobly. It has only been through their enthusiasm and interest that we have
New 13-plate battery, $3 95; new J l,ern able to accomplish what we 15 plate battery, $4.95. Dobbs Tire ' i.ve In home economi,- I only hop, * Battery Service. Tues-Fri If ''bat these girls will continue to co — j operate and show the same respect
the next teacher that they have
Aluminum 11c lh ; batteries GOc each: radiators 85c; copper wire 5c, I light copper 4c; hooks 40c hundred; 1 newspapers 25c; rags $1.25. Green-1 castle Scrap Paper & Junk Go ner Maple and Ohio street. 11 2ts
F'oFt HALE Sweet potatoes Nancy Hall. Y> How Jersey, Porto Ric. and Yam Charles Crawley. 309 north Indiana xticet Phone 396 V 12-5p
FOR SALE Yellow 90 day tested corn, extra niee; also white. Geo E Frank, Clinton F’alls 6-12p
Household goods at public auction at the I)r. Post residence, 916 south College avenue, on Friday, May 15, at 12:.'i() p m. Complete line of household goods including antique 'hall tables, a elock, vases, dishes, etc Mrs. John Weaver. 11-41
ATHLETE'S FOOT? Use Miller’s Formula \ Guaranteed Remedy Sold Kv K. P. Ml l.l.INS
STOMACH ULCER, GAS PAINS, INDIGESTION victims why suffer? F'or quick relief get a free sample of UDGA, a doctor’s prescription at L M. Stevens. NOTICE To Dog Owners: Friday, May 15, will be the last day to pay dog tax Greencastle Township Assessor. 12-1 p
FOR SALE 1934 Ford V 8; 1929 Pontine Coach 1931 Pontiac Coach; 19:13 Chevrolet truck, 1929 podge Coupe, Ed ( hew, Reelsvllle, 11-3p
F'or SALE: Nice Dunfield Beans O. M. Thomaa. ll-3p —For Kent— FOR RENT Half of modern house, large porch, garage. 313 Elm street, call evenings. Fdione 846-L. 12-lt
FOR RENT: Four modern unfurnished rooms 14 l^rabee street. Phone 517. 12-2p
FOR RENT: Two or three room unfurnished or furnished apartments. 426 Anderson street. 12-2t. FOR RENT Front sleeping room with large closet. Private family. Meal if desired Gentleman preferred References exchanged. Address Box N, Banner. 12-2t
Rags $150 up to $2.25 hundred lulme.
lbs, Aluminum 11 l-2c lb. Batteries 60 cents each; Radiators 90 cents, each; Copper wire 5 cents lb.; Light Copper, 4 cents lb.; Books. 40 cents hundred; News papers, 25 cents hundred Gilbert 3. Wood, Waste material Co., 517 Sycamore street, west of Lueteke’s Bakery Phone 75G-Y
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IJeense Plates I pset State CHEYENNE, Wyo , (UP) A furious dispute over whether the silhouette of a rider on a bucking horse, proudly displayed on Wyoming’s 193(1' auto license plati s has aroused this ! plains state. A “wild west show” cit- ’ Izens complained.
NOTICE OF AO MINISTRATION
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for me. I also wish to thank the trustee, Mi Hendrich. and the advisory hoard fur making the position possible for mo and all the numerous ways in which they have assisted. My resignation vyhich I handed to Mr. Hendr l eh a month ago will be effective July 1. I have enjoyed working with the principals, teachers and janitors of the school. As a graduate, member of H i alumni association and former Garber in the Bninhridge school, 1 wish tlie best possible for the school and community. I shall he glad to a”. t, i.st in any way that I may in the
Ollive Caywood, Bainbridge, Ind.
She Gets Around
F'OK RENT: Nice three room furnished or unfurnished apartment. Mrs. W. J' James, phone 790. 11-tf
No. 7805). Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Judge of tlie Circuit Court of Putnam County, State of Indiana, Administrator of the estate of Media F\ Crodian late of Putnam County, deceased. Said estate is sup|Mise<i to be solvent. Ella Gardner, Administratrix. May 4, 1936, Attorney, W. M. Sutherlin. Homer C. Morrison, Clerk of tlie Putnam Circuit Court. 5-3t BANNER ADS GET RESULT*
Mr». Phyllii Siler • Although she is only 15 years old and the youngest inmate of the Oklahoma state penitentiary at McAlester, Mrs, Phyllis Siler has twice escaped while serving a five-year sentence for assault with intent to kill. Her husband is in the death row awaiting execution.
ITALY PI MINS MILLIONS INTO NEW MOVIE (ENTER outside rome: ROME 'UP' Mussolini’s “Italian Hollwood,” which Italians hope will make Rome the world’s new movie center, is taking concrete form. The first units of the new movie city some six miles outside of Rome aie under construction and will be dedicated April 21. 1937, by their chief inspirer, Premier Benito Mussolini. The hold project to spend some $10 000 000 in the construction of. an italiun "movie city” is only one phase in Mussolini’s campaign to. make llaly one of the world's chief produc ’ is of screen entertainment. In various wavs the government is [lumping millions of dollars yearly in to the encouraj einent of Italian pic inn i and when Hie new plant is completed the goverment hopes to icap its reward in world cinema pres lige. The plans of Gino Peressutti, archi tect of the nev. cinema city, call for more than 30 buildings where var ions Italian companies will produce their pictures. V arious studios and technical offices will be spread ovet an area of si-veial miles square The initial cost of the undertaking is estimated at 120 million lire, or near ly $10,000 000. Italian companies and the Italian government jointly aie putting up the money. Tlie government also has prepared for tlie day when Italian companies will he producing on a large scale by establishing a "film credit fund" with the National Labor Bank, which will lend money to producers on advan tageous terms The government is putting 20 million lire into this fund and the National Labor Bank is pro vidiiig a similar sum These funds will be made available to producers whose project'' I pictures are approved by the Ministry of Press and Propaganda. Producers who get government approval can get up to 60 per cent of the total estimated cost ui t lie picture. With one of the world’s most modern studios placed at their disposal and with ample credits, the Italian movie industry within a year or sc should be in a position to compete with othci countries for tlie world market. Just as soon as the Italian companies start stepping up their production it is expected the government will drastically restrict tin* number of foreign films allowed to circulate in Italy At present the United States furnishes about 65 per cent of the films shown in Italy. According to Italian law. all foreign films must be "dubbed" in Italian studios. There are nine such studios at present transforming American, British French and German pictures into Italian dialogue F-oreign films cannot be shown in their original language although an exception is made for one theater in Rome as a courtesy to foreign diplomats and visitors. At present Italian companies are producing only about 30 pictures yi al ly, or about one-tenth of the nation's annual demand. When the new movie city is completed it is predicted production wil be tripled the first year and re-tripled the second year it is considered highly possible several American companies, to avoid Italian restrictions, will form Italbyi iimipanies and make films in the new i inema city. Rutile l.i-ltcr 20 Years Lute LONDON, (lip) A letter staineij with the mud of tlie Somme, and written by a soldier to Ins wife just befure the great offensive in 1916, lias just been delivered to her It lay in some unknown postoffice for 20 years.
FAN HAS RUBBER BLADES CHICAGO, (UP) One of the new contributions toward cutting down home accidents is an electric fan. shown in tlie Merchandise Mart here, which has pliable, semi-soft rubber blades. No guard is necessary to protect wayward fingers.
THIEF TAKES ANGEL STATUE WOODLAND, Cal., (UP)—The police are looking for what they believe is a provident thief who was arrang- ' mg for his own death and burial. He ' stole the statue of an angel from a local tombstone factory.
* SOCIETY
Boston Chib To Meet With Mrs. L. H. Dirks Tlie Boston Club will meet with Mrs L. H. Dirks/ 7 east Washington street, Wednesday evening at 7 30 o'clock Mrs. Curtis Hughes will have charge of the program 4- +•1*+ •!• + + + Relief Corps To M eef* Wednesday Tlie Woman’s Relief Corps will neet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 n the courthouse. d*’F4-+ + + + + S. < . C. Club to Meet Tonight rne 3 C. C club will meet tonight j •R 7:30 o’clock with Mrs. Jessie' Wi lls west Walnut street. Miss j Ruth Stewart will be assisting hos-1
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Veronica Club
lo Meet Wednesday
Veronica club will meet Wednes-
1 iV at 2:30 o’clock with Mis A R.
’hrnoweth Mrs. Paul F lazier will _ _
lave charge of the program.
++++++++ Moving Club to Meet i\i:h Mrs. Cannon
Tne Wednesday Sewing Club will nut with Mrs. Fiank Cannon, Vorthwood, Wednesday afternoon, at
: >0 o’clock.
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Unless You Like The Debt P< —and you probably don’t, let’s talk i*v,. r . "T pataout of It. Let us discuss With you a iwxaI
lot ol annoying sniall hills.
A loan from S'.’.', to S300 procuned on y mir . without endorsers will sometimes work wi,nci,. r , r * 0n * 1
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INDIANA LOAN CO.
21 1-2 E. W YSHINGTON NT.
Junior Smiley, Glcndon Anderson, Charlotte, Tcbitha and Freda Neal. Games were played and retreshnients were set v ed.
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(iinton-Madison Tu p. Home Economies Club To'sleet
The Clinton and Madison township Home Economics club will meet Thursday afC rno' n May 14 with Mrs. William Thomas. There will be a exchange of quilt patterns, also shrubs needs and bulb". Members please note
change of meeting place.
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Ladies Aid Viet With Mrs. Roberts The Manhattan Ladies’ Aid met with Mrs. Noah L Roberts Wednesday, May 6, 1936.
To Meet Tlmrsdas
The Good Civ r Club will meet at tne home of Mi." Paul Whitman, west, of Mi Meridian, Thursday ufternoon Maj 12 t( 1:30 < lock Roll
call will he miscellaneous.
•j, .j. •[- 4* -F T A' Boston Club In Vleel Wednesday
The Boston Club will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’clock with Mis. L. H. Dirks, east Washington sheet. Mis. Curtis Hilghes will have
j charge of the program.
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Those present were: Mrs Elsie y Of F. W And Unbelt, Mrs. Effie Herbert, Mis Auxiliary To Meet Li la Hunter and daughter Betty. | The Veteian ■ of Foreign Wars and Mrs. Della Reiser, Mrs. Emma the Auxiliary will meet Thursday Orousore, Mrs. Pearl Roberts. Mrs 'evening at 7 30 o'clock in tlie ciiy
Mable Long, Mrs. Lela Fellows and Bi tty Lnu Mrs Blanche Griffin, Mrs Leona Wright and Clarabel, and Mrs. Elsie Hutcheson Dinner was served at the noon hour. In the afternoon the President, Mrs. Conna Crousore presided at the
meeting.
They sang a number and all repeated the Lord’s Prayer and had a | discussion of their business. Tlie day was iipent in setting a .[iiilt together and talking. The vote ! was to hold the next meeting witn Mrs. Lotta Lewis, June 3, 1936.
•F'Fd- + + -F + + Thursday Cluli In Regular Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of: the Thursday Club was held at home] >f Mrs. Carrie Zeigleman. A comfort! was tacked in the forenoon for the hostess. The usual luncheon was ipread. The meeting was called to
library.
•!• -j- + •!• + + + 'VlisMionnry Society To Meet Thursday Tiie Mt Olive Foreign Missionary Society will meet with Mrs. Ernest Avoritt,- Thursday afternoon at 2:30 oclock. Mrs. II A. Shelley will have charge of the program. -I- T -I- -!- ’F -F T 4* P. E. O. to Meet Wednesday P. E. O. will meet with Mrs. Bruce Frazier, south Indiana street. Wednesday night nt 7:.'!0 o'clock. Mrs. F. C. Tilden will have charge of the
pro;' mm.
DOGS BARK I \sT POST"
PRAGUE (UP)- A feme of dogs barked tlie “Last Post” when the body of Celestyn Bendl, a dog breeder. was lowered into the grave.
order at one-thirty by vice president, iHendl’f prof, dona! colleague’s at .Mrs ( arrie Zeigleman. Minutes of tended the film i ll v ith their dugs,
previous meetings were read and approved, roll call was answered with
something about Mothers.
Members present, 13, visitors 2,
Earl VlirrtD Califor ■ : J dcntial primary ended i . for the- elate of 44 uaj dell-gat- Iio::. ’,.;q| Fail I Waiu-n, (li-tuUKiiJ Alan/ da county, , | pledged to (jo\ Ah kc Kt iggest that it might n ait m friend of lonner Pn.-fa| er, placing the IdUn'.-u»| fore the fi. 0.1".
IT WO KIXITAL Robert Smith taaching Ml organ at DiT.imc rr.:veit»j,| pir.xent a plain reuta! Tl May 12, 1931 | will be held m MehanyMS consist ■ ■ ' f Prelude and F'ugue in B Bach. Sonata op M Refttore MU L/ Nicht Zn Gcshwind. Rhapt odj 79, No. lull ' 1 Etude op 25 No ! Fi 111 * I * ■ op 25 N | Sails Dcbnssy. Ruralia 11 ion( iria D Presto.
children 8. Contests were won by Mrs j | )() Y( )l ' KN( )\V TII AT
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Master Chevrolet TOWN SUDAN
With Its
KNF.E ACTION RIDE. Shock Proof Steering, Turret Top, No Draft Ventilation, 113 inch wheel base, Delux Finish
throughout.
DELIVERS FOR
Flvelyn Baugh Mrs. Lillian Moser and |
Miss Emma Cox.
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W. C. T. U. IIuIiIn Meeting
Moiidnv Afternoon
The W. C T. U. met in the com’imnity room of the Gobin Methodist •hutch Monday afternoon. Devotions •vere led by Mrs. H. B. Gough in ■vhieh she urged the women to negect no opportunity for furthering
dueation for temperance.
"Our New Freedom” was the sub jeet of an address by Dr. E. R. Bait'etl. He reviewed the long fight which the temperance forces had made in the past their temporary insecure freedom, the present situation md. then predicted a new freedom, me through education and a real dedre for control on the part of the
ma jority of the citizens.
Following the program the members enjoyed a social hour held in honor of Mrs, Gough who for many ! veais has been a leader in the union ! md who will seen leave Greencastle j
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to Meet Toiniirriiw The Woman’s Circle of the Preshy teiian church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock with Mis i V L. Raphael at the manse
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Nm ion One to Meet
With Mrs. Ramlel
.Section One of the First Christian church will meet with Mrs Ralph Handel, Columbia street, Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. Mrs Albert MeFer ran will have charge of tlie program, her subject being
"American Homes,"
Members please remember
plant exehttnge. -F -I- •!• -f 4- -F + + Iterschel Neal
Honored At Party A birthday surprise party was given Monday night in honor of Herschel Neal son of Mr. and Mrs H A. Neal, 5 West Liberty street who telebrXed his 14th birthday. Those present were: Jean Wells, Gail Alexander, Leon Alspaugh, Tottie Alspaugh, Maxine Roberts, Jimmy Carmiehael, Wayne Nelson, Donald Nelson, Junior Nelson, Junior Alspaugh
NOTICE You Can Es
Money
by pavinccyou-l Telephone accoffll on or before tl>f| 15th of each nionl So as to avoid a [ Collection Cha$|
(i rP**ncastle
Indiana Associate Telephone (dofP^
Finale of Crime Drama
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[ GRi:E( ASTLP
$734
-H. Chevrolet
Safes, Inc.
No. Jackson St.
Phone .346
the
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rinul chapter to the criminal drama involving f oU1 ? oU j
Emil Reck, 19. ^
’t'' in was written in Chicago a.-. „ Living-ton, 17, right, were tried for the murder o
Silt* r 1
cock, noted Chicago pediatrician, for whose slaying (er! ^ of Reck and Livingston were sentenced to IJ-*