The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 June 1936 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, 0KEENCASTLE, INDIANA FRIDAY, .IFNE 12, 193G.

CHATEAU Tonight & Saturday ID surr and conic curlx Tonight — Tvxo SImixxs. GENE AUTRY

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‘RED RIVER VAILEY”

Do You Know That The Master Chevrolet TOWN SKDAN With Ita h\KI \(TION KIIIE, Shock Proof S|p«*riii(|. Turret Top, No Draft Ventilation, 113 inch wheel base, Delux I''inish throughout.

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As Kansans Staged Demonstration tor Landon

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L. - H. Chevrolet Sales, Inc.

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5 Days, Sunday Thru. Thursday MIDMUHT SHOW S \ I 11:80 P. M. 'I hr Show Of Shows

You'll g ITS Ni:w SON

si; Al PASSES \s ST A MP FREtSNO, Cal. 'UP' Elroy Robin.son national collegiate half-mile chiunpion. malic I home a earl from the I hake Relay.,, lining a lO.'iri Christiaan aeal foi a stamp It pa.'. eil the postmaaters at Willartl Omaha and Fresno.

4-H Club News

The sec n l meeting of the Oreencastle Clippers Club was held at the 1 Home Economies building Wednesday JuJne 10 The meeting was called to order by the president after which came the cluh pledge and song. Roll call was followed by reading of minutes of the previous meeting and then an hour was spent in sewing tea towels These towels are to be finished by the next meeting. Wednesday lime 17 A few games were played and the meeting then adjourned. The Today not Tomorrow 4-11 Club met with their .Junior leader. Margaret Scobee in the Vocational building June II During the work period the first garment was cut out and hasting begun Fifteen members were present for the business meeting A demonstration on seam construction was given by Mary Phyllis and Virginia Newgent. The program committee consisting of Freda Stcegmiller and Charlotte Maynard had planned games for the recreational period. The Winsome Woikers 4-H club of Monroe township met June 10 at Mainbiidge nigh school. The various :roups met with their junior leaders. June ( VH'dr Uouise Hendrieh. Vivian Priest. Rebecca Ecwman and Josenhinc Hendrieh. The club pledge was 1 led by Frances Hendrieh. The program included a song by Betty Brown, a talk by Mary Hendrieh on her experiences at the 4-H junior leader camp and a piano solo by Dorothy Brassier. Jt was decided to have a picnic at Turkey Run on June J i Singing was led bv Rosemarie Dickson and Evelyn South. The next

One of the mo t active delegations at the Republican national convention was the group from Kanfbs who showed their enthusiasm for Gov. All M.

Landon of the Prairie state by singing, cheering apd parading on the convention floor of the Cleveland auditorium, above.j

THREE VENERABLE TURTLES BROUGHT FROM GALAPAGOS SAN FRANCISCO «UP >—After covering more miles in a few weeks than they had covered during the previous century of their existance, three turtles from the Galapagos islands have reached San Francisco via modern steamship transportation. They were captured in the islands, by the Fahnestock Expedition and; what they lacked in speed was made up by age. Members of the expedition listed them all for past the century mark The turtles belong to a species that is fast becoming extinct. They are herbivorous but require little food. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY P.y virtue of an execution to me directed from the clerk ot the Put iiam Circuit Court, of Putnam Conn ty Indiana, t will expose at public nale to the highest bidder, on Thins day. the abth day of June. between the hours of 10 o’clock A. M and 4 o’clock P M of said day, at No. 20 East Washington Street, in the City of Crcenoastle. Putnam j County, Indiana, the following described personal property, to wit: I One steel bun rack, three Union i steel bread racks, one Duchess bun divider, one Debus bread slicei: five , heavy duty electric switches, one 14 j by 4 steam box, sixty bun pans, fifty j bread pans, three mixing bowls, one I Superior oven No. 77, one five horse [ steam boiler, one doughnut stove | kettle, one Sanitary Doughnut ma- ! chine, all cak'‘ pans and other equipment and utensils, one desk, one I chair, ony marble slab and bench, one ! 14 foot four-door cupboard, one steel proofing cabinet; one six-foot dough I trough, one 12 foot steel trough, one 14 foot wood trough, one bread sed- | lin. two wood pan racks, three bar-

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;) On Our Stage

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(ieniry Mros. Trained Animals

Trained Dogs \ml Monkf t \H

rels, and

mixer.

one Triumph high speed

meeting will be held June 24. The Spool Sunniers 4-H Club met at the Vocational Building. June !• at

_ JO. Before the meeting was called | by the roll and minutes which were ( ^^o",su'jt' o'!' S imueV 'lT

to order the meeting worked on their read by the secretary. Games were j> ar j ( |<>n played and the meeting was atljourn- i Each item of the above described

ed to meet June 16 at 2 o’clock.

project. The president called the meeting to order which was followed

(i. (). I*. Secretary Makes Report To Convention

Big $1 Bottk For Only 49c

LIMIT 3 TO A CUSTOMER

Tn Introflupp n fin* old in dun rrierHclD* 4ti»1 prov« It* wonderful val-tB for relieving stomach end liver troubles wo will rMI. for B few <la\*. (he regular fl bottle for 49 »*’nts Ihre* to a cuetomer Wo elno guarani"* I t tho medic no in worth et laeet ten time* whet you ray for It. Within twelve hour> OLD MOHAWK TON 10 will drive poisonm from your eyeiem It Is • good treat* rnent for rheumatic and neuritis pains In arm*, nook, bsclr,

'ay tired feeling lesds a thorough

a year. DM Moh

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1 and legs Five or ei* doaag takes away tired feeling nnd InducrM healthy sleep. Every person needs a thorough tleanlnrr out of tholr system four or five tlir.ee * year. This

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ns the atomarh, helps gai, bloating and nausea^ This offer is good only at

makes >ou less likely to dangerous dlseassa Old

Imiinn Tonic sweetens the sti

property will hi* sold separately, and for not less than two-thirds of its appraised value, and for cash in hand. Sale will begin at 10 o’clock A. M.

This 12th dav of June. in:i6. JOHN T. SUTHERLIN.

Sheriff of Putnam County. 12-3t

FKAMilK l>\KK() “Men Of Action” EAST < MAI*. "FRANK MERRIW ELL’ CARTOON NOTICE KIDDIES Earl.x Bird Show Beginning At 12:()0 .Noon ALSO FREE GIFTS

SA'M ROAY MIDNh.HT SF.NDA V \\D MONDAV “The Singing Kid” At .IoImoii, ( all Calloway

Snell Sounds (i. 0. P. War Cry!

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Mullins Drug Store

This striking view of the Republican national convention in session at Cleveland shows Charles DcB. Kcim. secretary of the national G O P committee, standing on the speakers' platform at the right of Henry P. Fletcher, national committee chairman, as he made his report to delegates.

Pictorial Review of Governor Alfred M. Landon of Kansas

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Congres.sNian Betrand Snell, chainnan ot the G. O I’ ( 11 ' 1 blasted the New Deal and invited “constitutional Dem® <iiil:i to align with the Republicans when he addressed the eonven| t,on. aiiove, T. R.s Son Chats With Hi lies

I Col, Theodore Roosevelt !

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iCharles D. HiH«

T"o of tap better known member.' of th. New York tle!of? il *' l,I j *i' lifpublican national convention in Clewiand were Col. rii' m0 Roosevelt, left, on of the late ptc.ident, and Chaile. D. Hill«« vct '

tran leader of the Old Guard, right.