The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 June 1936 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA TFESDAY, .U'NE 16, 1036.

CHATEAU Tonight Thru Thursday STRIKE UP THirBAND! HERE COMES THE SHOW BO^T! CARL LAEMMLE presenis EDNA FERBER'S

Seals Again on Annual Vacation

starring ( Irene DUNNE ALLAN JONES I’ALL ROBESON

While mo t n -oit- me preparing for the .summer season, the IVibilof islands arc making ready for the annual influx of the great North American fur seal herd. During the months of June, July and August government agents, who have exclusive control of the sealing industry, will lake about (>0,000 skins. Only the male bulls are killed because the polygamous tendencies of the ‘'bulls” make it possible to kill them without threatening extinction of the herd. The seals migrate down through the Pacific as far south as the latitude of southern California for eight or nine months of the year and then wen™ their way hack to the Pribilofj for th» summer.

sister Miss ianapolis.

Mrs. Frank Smith entertained Wcd-

Florence Wilson at Ind- i Haul Manning and family and Leon

| Parson of Avon.

Miss Beatrice Dewec'se visited

i nesday evening at a bridge-dinner: j Charlotte Manning Sunday. | Mrs. Raymond Harbison, Mis. Lee Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs. H. j Evans. Mrs. Earl Evans and Mrs. i C. Christy were Mr. and Mrs. John Jesse Potter. Clark. Mrs. Ruby Robinson and Mr. Misses Ruth Sewell, Alice Cooper and Mrs. Ezra Arnold and family, of Earl Park spent the week Miss Imogene Arnold visited Miss

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end with her daughter Mrs. Wm.

Compton and family.

Junior Stemmick of Indianapolis is here to spend the summer with Mr.

and Mrs. P. C. Goff.

Frank C. Smith received the Master of Science degree in education at the commencement exercises at Ind-

iana University Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Whitson and Miss Jennie Leonard spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leland Fink and

family at Indianapolis.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Spencer and (J|+ + + + + + + + 4 ' J '' , * + + + # daughter Margaret of Fayetteville, WEST FLOYD + Ark., are visiting Mrs. Chas. Spencer * Mrs. Worth Arnold + and Mrs R. E LaFollette and family. | + + * + * * + * * * * ® The Saturday Night Ciub will meet Mr. and Mrs. Frank Everman and ..... ,, .. ... , with Mr. and Mrs. Everett West, family. Mrs. Margaret Fink and Miss , Jum> A lvRular supper an(J wejn . Lucy Leonard were dinner guests | ers be served . Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Leon- Mra Lmie shaw and chlldren vis . aid and l.inuly j ^ and Mrs. Ezra Arnold and Mr. and Mrs. Wmireu Harbison of I family Wednesday afternoon. Detroit are visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. Sunday visitors of Mr and Mis T. Harbison and family. 1 Jacob Shaw were Mr. and Mrs. JohnMiss Roselyn Wilson is visiting her i son of Danville and Mr. and Mrs.

Thelma Frederick Friday afternoon. Miss Beatrice Shay spent the weekend with her parents, she is now staying at Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Arnold's. The wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.Carl Phillips was celebrated Sunday . Several in this vicinity attended Children's Day Exercises at Cannan Sunday night. East Floyd Home Economics Club will meet with Mrs. Opal Lawson Thursday afternoon. June 18. The Help-One-Another Club will meet with Mrs. Flossie Alexander June 24. with an all day meeting.

Used Cars See these cars on disulay at our used ear store, north side of square. 1934 Chevrolet Coupe Now Tiros - Radio 1935 Ford V 8 Tudor Factor! re-conditioned Motor New Car guarantee. 1931 Ford Town Sedan New rings, looks like new (•iiaranteed. 1933 Pontiac 8 Coach Low mileage \ real buy. Also 28 29 - 30 31 33 & 34 Fords and Chevrolets. TERMS — TRADE King, Morrison Foster Co. Ford Dealers Sinee 11)10 TELEPHONE 21.8

a revelation of the terrible conditions existing in a penai institution run by crooked politicians for the graft they get out of it. Donald Woods and CarlyleMoore. Jr . have the two principal convict roles Innocent of any

“Would You Like a Guide, Sit

v, Wynette Krom Catherine Arm.trong Visitors to the Great Lakes exposition at Cleveland will see a lot of these two beauties this summer. The girls, Wynette Kronz, left, and Catherine Armstrong, will serve as guides during the exposition which opens June 27. Miss Kronz is shown operating a new device which serves as a microphone, a short-wave transmitter and camera.

Previews and Reviews AT LOCAL THEATERS 1 i •I* - ^ ' — Yoncastle “Road Gang,” on the screen of the Voncastle tonight and Wednesday, is

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I crime, they are framed by a crooked politician, whom Woods, a newspaper correspondent, threatened to expose. The picture is filled with action, including a running gun battle between police cars and one commandeered by a fleeing convict, the beating of prisoners, a mine strike, the blasting of the tunnel and the fight with machine guns and gas bombs between I guards and men armed only with picks and shovels. Chateau Irene Dunne has the featured role in “Showboat,” at the Chateau tonight. The picture was adapted from the stage play and novel written by Edna Ferber. Included in the supporting cast are Allan Jones. Charles Winninger. Paul Robeson and Helen Morgan.

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“CHAIN PRAYING’’ SPRINGFIELD. Mo., (UP) Blonde Evangelist Ifldine Utley inaugurated “chain praying” here recently. She alloted cooperating followers each one minute of every 24 hours to pray. AIK AMBULANCE VANCOUVER. B. C. (UP) Western Canada’s first aerial ambulance is being fitted out here by Tom JoniV of Wells Transport Limited, and will shortly be ready for emergency calls to the outlying sections of British Columbia.

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OBITUARY George F. Hoffman was born in Munching, Germany, November 14, 1858 and died in this city June 11, 19:;6. He came to the United States June 28 1879. going to the home of his brother. Charles, in Fort Wayne, where he lived for some time. He next located in Newport. Kentucky, where he married Magdalena Martin, May 25, 1884 In 1899 he came to Greencastle to make his permanent home. Mrs. Hoffman died November 22. 190.'!. A daughter, Freda, was born to this marriage. On August 1. 1908. Mr. Hoffman was united in marriage to Meta Braul of Hanover, Germany. His Lutheran Church membersh’p was retained in his native land. He became a naturalized citizen of this country. As a lock and gun smith he was known by most of the residents of this community. He was a painstaking and efficient workman. He is survived by the widow and daughter; a niece Mrs Kd Burg, and a great n’ece. Olga, both of Fort Wayne, a nephew. Julius Moiling ot New York. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks to our neighbors and friends for the kindness shown us during our recent bereavement we also thank Rev. Raphael Mr. Rush, Mr. McCurry and the pallbearers and for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Meta Hoffman. Miss Freda Hoffman. BANNER WANT ADS PAY

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Joseph Ignani, 9. and Albert Valenti, 11, of Detroit, were nearly by their schoolmates who, inspired by the fantastic activities of the Bl»» Legion, had tied ropes about their necks and were about to push the" from the second floor window of a barn when a citizen stopped them. U* 14-year-old ringleader of the mock Legion said the boys were to have W* punished for “some things we had against them.”

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father A gain—at .967 George Isaac Hughes, Confederate veteran of Ne* Bern, N. C., who amazed the medical world when n« became a father after reaching his 94th birthday. I* shown after his 28-year-old bride presented him witn his second child. They are shown with their new baby and the 17-months-old son, born in December, 1934. Hughes has a 63-year-old son by a previous marriage.

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