The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 July 1936 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTTE, INDIANA TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1936.
NOTICE FOR ADDITIONAI. AP-1 The right to reject any and all bids |
PROPRIATION FOR THE PURPOSE OF PURCHASING OF 8 NEW BUSS BOOTS. W ASHINGTON TWP. PUTNAM COUNTV INDIANA Notice is hereby given to taxpayers of Washington Township, Putnam County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said township will meet in the office of the Township Trustee in his office in the town of Pleasant Garden in said township at 8 o’clock p m on the 21st day of July, 19,16 to consider the following additional appropriation which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time An additional appropriation in the amount of $202S 00 to purchase of three 1 3 1 new School buss bodys. Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have the right to be heard thereon The additional appropriation as finally made will be automatically refered to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Board will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditors office of Putnam County, Indiana, or at such
is reserved Pete Holsapple Trustee of Washington Township, Putnam County, Indiana. 7-lt.
THE DAILY BANNER And Herald Consolidated "It Wave* For All”
fcjDymDS ^‘.SOCIETY
Entered In the postoffloe at Green castle, Indiana, as second class mail matter under Act of March 8, 1878
For Sale-
, m," ( ". M", today
u clean, put away the evil of your l cows. Harry t.iltz, Morton Ip a V( ., K e from the Bible Membeis pres-: . . cyawforvisville. ” * “ ent 16, vl tol children 16. babies! eir resl
TAX EXPERT HERE Gilbert M Colvert, field agent for the state Gross Income Tax division, will be stationed at the local auto license branch Wednesday July 15th to assist taxpayers in filing gross income tax returns, it was announced today by John Rightsell, license
branch manager.
Returns covering income for the' you
, doings from before mine eyes, cease second quarter of 1936 are due b y ,i„ ,,,.11 »n wpII
July 15
Persons owing mere than $10 tax for the quarter are required by law j to file quarterly returns and pay the tax due. Many taxpayers owing | smaller amounts however, prefer to 1 file returns quarterly or semi-annu
apples.
6-tf
FOR SALE Transparent
,Buchheit Orchard
Subscription price, 10 cent* per , week; $3 00 per year by mall In Put- FOR SALE Eight room house, nam County; $3 50 to $5 00 per year garage, workshop and garden Price by mall outside Putnam County. ! reaso nable. 701 Crown street. 6-i!ts
FOR SALE Three fresh cows.
Harold Billingsley of Craiordsville The ceremony was read by Father August Sansone of the Holy Rosary church in Indianapolis, last Saturday
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The young couple was accompanied by Mr and Mrs Nick Toombs of
Thursday Uluh Has
July Meeting
The Thursday Club held its July ( Indianapolis
Rosalee Allen, Mr. Billingsley 1
at the
meeting with Mrs.
hostess, greeting each member was foreman . the morning program, luncheon was Foundry. Mrs. B g y
employed as Crawfordsville
is em-
in Green-
served in yard under'a iarge maple ployed at the Castle Cafe
castle
tree in picnic style. | _ wm make their home
Business meeting was held at one-, .
the bride's parents in
with
Greencastle
to do evil learn to do well, seek judgment, relieve the oppressed, judge the fatherless, plead for the
widow. Isaiah 1:16, 17.
ally in order to avoid accumulation of the full year's tax for payment at
one time. Mr Calvert said.
gjMarket?
other plaeps as may be designated
At such hearing taxpayers objecting INDIANAPOLIS. July to such aelditional appropriation may Livestock: Hogs 7.000
be heard and interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held Notice Is further given to th" taxpayers of Washington School Township and all parties concerned that on the above named date, to appear if interested In the above and
foregoing appropriation.
Dated this the 7th day of July
1936
Pete Holsapple. Trustee of Washington School Township, Putnam Co. Ind. 7-2t
NOnt F TO BIDDERS OF K< HOOD Bl S DRIVERS. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, PUTNAM CO.
INDIANA.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Trustee of Washington Township, Putnam County, Indiana, will receive sealed bids for the following, to-wit: One School bus route No two '2' in Washington Township. Putnam Co Indiana 1 Bidder to furnish truck
or chasisi
Two Car 'Automobile' route No. 6 and 8, in Washington Township, Putnam County. Indiana. 'Bidder to fur-
nish Car).
7 'UP)— Holdovers
113. Market mostly 10 lower. 160235 lbs 1100-1110 235-250 lbs 1090 1100. 260-300 lbs. 10.65-10 90 300 up 10.330-10 65 130-160 lbs 10 501065 100-130 lbs. 9 40-10 15 Packing sews mostly 25 lower at 8 50-
9.50.
Cattle 2600 Calves 800 Slaughter classes fully steady. Top steers 9 10 Bulk 7 00-8 25 Top heifers 8 65 Bulk 6 75-8 25 Reef cows 4 25-5 00 Cutter grades 3 00-4 00 Vealers 50
lower, 8 50 down.
Sheep 1,200 Lambs generally 25 lower Top 10.25 Bulk 10 00 down Sheep steady, slaughter ewes 4 50
down.
AWARD! D DIVORt E Carl Walters was granted a divorce from Freda Walters In Putnam circuit court Monday afternoon on a cross complaint charging cruel and inhuman treatment. The original complaint, filed by Freda Walters March 1.3, was dismissed | before trial was had on the cross complaint Theodore Crawley represented Mrs Waiters and Fred V Thomas was attorney for the crosscomplainant
NATIONAL LEAGUERS WIN BOSTON. July 7 'UP' Picked
^ .'!“L b6 re _ C ! ,V t d ‘ t . th . e 8tar * from the National league to-
day defeated American league stars 4-3 In the annual all-star baseball charity game before more than 40,000 fans at the Boston National ! league park It was the first all-
Rules and specifications arc on fil- ,,,,, gftm p tH( i National leaguers at my office !n Pleasant Garden. ^ ( iave won since the annua! event was
Washington, Twp, Putnam Co., Ind. inaugurated.
office of said trustee up to 8 o’clock p m July 21. 1936, when the same will open and contracts awarded to Hie lowest and best responsible bid-
der
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
FOR SALE
Beautiful Northwood Home c the Late Henry J. Prevo Strictly Modern—Newly Decorated
See S. C. SAYERS Central National Bank
$3.00 CHICAGO
AM) RETURN Via
MONDN ROUTE
Friday and Saturday July 17 and 18
Tickets good going on icguLir train No. 4 Friday night, July llth and regular trains Nos. 6 and 4 Saturday, July 18th.
Good returning on any train up to and Including No. 3 leaving tbhagfi Sunday nitilit, July I9*h, 9:110 P. M. <10:00 P. M_ Chicago
time i.
Base-Ball Saturday and Sunday CUBS VS PHILADELPHIA
M. S. NEWOENT lliElNl
•X-41 .1 ,»*»-■ ■ 4*
FOR SALE One Poland China male, one year rid. 3 miles west of Brick Chapel A M. Love 7-lp
FOR SALE Lot In Stilesville. one block south of Road 40 Inquire at Banner. 7-lt
FOR SALE or RENT Six room house, has been rcmodele I inside and out. Will sell on small down pay-
The Kiwanis club picnic has been ment. balance like rent Call at 9
2. Contests were won by Mrs. Anna ^ Morris. Miss Emma Cox. Miss Dor-1 othy Jean Haircouit and Mrs. Averal ! Allen. Refreshments of ice cream was served by the hostess.
postponed until July 23. it was nounced today.
Mrs Esther Phillips of this city, entered the county hospital. Thursday for treatment.
East Liberty at reel Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs Ethel Dean Monn. 7-lp
Mrs Paul Hetzer. north College Avenue, entered the county hospital for treatment Monday.
Dean and Mrs L H Dirks left Monday for Wlncna Lake where they will spend the month of July. Dr and Mrs. V. Earl Wiseman have gone to North Carolina for a weeks visit with Dr Wiseman's parents.
FOR SALE Fcrd V-8, '35 model, one ton Ford t"ick. one ton Chevrolet truck: als '34 Chevrolet truck Walter S. Campbell 7-9-11-31
Mrs. Carl J. Miller of Morton, underwent a major operation on Saturday at the Robert Long Hospital at Indianapolis.
Jo Mae Arnold, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lois Arnold, who underwent a major operation at ttm county hospital Sunday. Is reported improving
The cabinet of the Senior R Y P U. of the First Baptist church, will meet tonight at 7 o’clock at the church. The commissions will meet at 7:30 p. m.
Word has been received by relatives here that John Reynolds of this city fell and fractured his hip at the home of his daughter. Mrs Alva Boswell In Brazil. Monday evening and was taken to the Clay County Hospital
Mr and Mrs Stanley P Young and family left Sunday afternoon for their home in Westport. Conn . after spending two weeks with Mr. Yeung's parents. Mr and Mrs A M Young, south College Avenue
Word has been received here announcing the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. James Kelker of Shreveport Louisiana Mrs Kelker was formerly Miss Elizabeth McGaughey, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lafe McGaughey of Monroe township
Police chief Lawrence Graham has received a number of complaints 'about spitting on downtown sidewalks Citizens are urged to cooperate in making for more sanitary conditions on the streets and are reminded that a city ordinance prohibits spitting on sidewalks M. J. Murphy withdrew his appearance for the defendant. Herschel V. Ruark. In a complaint on a note filed by the High Point Oil Co., and judgment in the sum of $104 .35 was awarded the plaintiff in Putnam circuit court Monday afternoon Charles McGaughey represented the plaintiff in the case.
Honestly now can you on wash day say: Top of the mornin’ to ye”— and mean it ? You can if you will step to the phone and call 126 Home Laundry and Cleaners. 7-lt.
TAKES MOORESVILLE POST Miss Garnett Sackett has resigned her position as a teacher in the Bainbridge schools, where she has taught the past four years to accept a posltuotion supervisor of music and art in the Mooresville schools which is adding instrumental music to their curricula Miss Sackett received national recognition this year for her work in conducting a high school orchestra. She is a graduate of DePauw University school of music, and has done post graduate w-ork there and at the Arthur Jordan conservatory. She is a concert violinist, having studied with Ferdinand Schaefer, conductor of the Indianapolis Symphony Orclie.s tra. Miss Sackett, with her father, W. P Sackett, will move to Mooresville within a short time to establish a home.
FOR SALF 5 burner E-Z oil stove, built-in oven, upright piano. 75 lb. refrigerator and glider. Jeffries. Phone 433-X 7-lp
FOR SALF. Transparent McCullough < 1 hard.
apples. 6-2t
FOR SALF Jersey Cow with Calf. Ralph Shonk ■ iler. 701 Central Avenue. 7-2p
FOR SALF La Belle refrigerator, wood case, oak funish. front leer, holds 75 pounds. $4.50 Furniture Exchange. East Side Square Phone 170-L. 7-lp
FOR SALE One 9x12 rug. both in Phone 347.
113x12 and one good condition. 7-lt
F'OR SALK Five room house, close in Inquire at
modern Banner 7-3t
Want I'd —
WANTED Vault cesspool cleaning. Anytime anywhere See or write J. C. Rurpley, Greencastle. R. 3. 7-Sp
WANTED: Any kind of dead stock. Call 278, Greencastle or New Maysville. Charges paid. John Wachtel Co. eod
—Miscellaneous
Down go Electric costs. New Delco light that operates 4 to 5 hours on one gallon c f distillate or No. 1 fuel oil. Get the facts R O Scobee, distributor. Greencastle. ind 6-3p
STOMACH ULCER, GAS PAINS, INDIGES1 ION victims why suffer? For quick relief get a free cample of UDGA, a doctor's prescription at L. M Stevens
MACHINELESS PERMANENTS. Five and seven-fifty. Croquegnole and Spiral Crcvstone Beauty Shop, 1017 South Locust Street. 7-lp
BIR I Hit \ I E
GOES DOW \
IN VIENNA
VIENNA. (UP 1 —Vienna’s rapidly sinking biithrate seems to indicate this ancient city is facing a slow death. While in 1909 the number of deaths was 32.498 compared to 41.690 births, the corresponding figures for 1935 were 24.25 i and 10.350. Before the war. an average of about 20.000 couples were married each year The number of marriages which for obvious reasons, had shrunk to insignificance during the war. reached record figures in the first post-war years. In 1920. no fewer than 31,164 marriages were conclude 1 in Vienna. Since then the number has slumped from year to year; in 1925 there were 17.410 marriages. 16,043 in 1929; 14.850 in 1932; 13.687 in 1933, and only 13,211 in 1934. With 13,418 marriages in 1935. for the first time since 1920, showed again a slight increase. Because of the anti-religious tendency of Continental European Socialism many thousands cf Viennese left the Komana Ctholic Church Into which they had been born under the red regime. The anti-religious wave reached Its peak in 1927, when 28.8.37 persons resigned fn in the Catholic Church in Vienna.
Home Economics Uluh Will Meet Thursday The Bainbridge Home Economics club will meet at the home of Mrs. F’red Lewman, Thursday afternoon. July 9. Members wishing transportation. please meet at the school building or at the Pleezing store at 1:45 p. m. ++++++++
llainliridgc O. E. S. To Meet Wednesday Bainbridge O. E S. will have a called meeting Wednesday evening. July 8. There will be initiation. All members arc invited to attend. •F + + + + + + + Section One To Hold Picnic Supper Thursday Section One of the Christian church will meet at the home of Mrs Emert Trout on Higgert street.. Thursday afternoon with a business meeting at 4 o’clock. A picnic supper will be served at C o'clock for members and their families Members are asked to bring a covered dish, sandwiches, and table service and remember the donation of towels. -1- -!-•:• d- + + + National Board Meeting Of R. A! P WOmen Clubs Tire seventeenth annual meeting of the Board of Directois of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women Clubs, will be held in Chicago, July 12-18 at the Hotel
Stevens.
Miss Marjorie Shuler. Corresponding Secretary of the National Federation will preside at the luncheon meeting on July 14 when presidents of State F'ederations will give three minute speeches on projects of value carried on in their states within the
vear 1935-36.
+ + + •». + +.;.+ Federation Of Clubs To Hold Meeting
An executive meeting of the advisory board of the Indiana Federation of Clubs will be held at Turkey Run, duly 8 anil 9 The meeting will start at 2 o'clock. Wednesday afternoon Mrs Frederick Baly, president will preside All club women are welcome.
4*4 , + 4‘*l**r , F + Relief Corps To Meet Wednesday
The W'oman's Relief Crrps will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock in the court house.
+++++E++ Section Four Will
Meet On Wednesday Section Four of the
KILMER MEMORIAL FOREST TO GET TOURIST HIGHWAY ROBBINSVILLE. N. C. <UP>— Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest will be made accessible to tourists on the completion of a road now being built by 180 CCC workers. The road will be finished in time for the dedication of the 5.000 acre tract of virgin timber July 31. Kilmer Memorial is part of Nantahala National Forest, which lies on the back side of Lake Santeetlah. Until the road is finished it may be reached only by motorboat across the lake, or on foot.
CASH WITH AI LOAN ON YQi AtTOMOBIIJsJ FURNITURE, I LI\ ESTOCK, etc I $20 to $301
terms To Suit Each Individual
Indiana Loan!
craft.
as many half her age her love of carding
weaving.
She visited New York years ago and also the CoT Progress in Chicago Shell ning a big time at the T e Jj
sition, too.
"I don’t want
she said.
to mis* aJj
THIEVES STEAL (HAIRS TOLEDO. (UP) Frederick Hamel told police that he had furnisched his front porch for the summer too attractively on two successive nights a rocker and three cushions were stolen.
Spinning (raft Of Past Lives
WEST PLAINS. Mo. 'UP'—What the well dressed woman wore a hundred years ago. and how she carded, spun and wove it herself, before fashioning it to the styles of that day, will be Missouri's contribution to the Texas Centennial
celebration.
Unmindful of the speed of today, Mrs. Cinderella Kinnaird, 82-year old descendant of colonial aristocracy, fosters the art of spinning and weaving handed down to her from Revolutionary generations. At the Dallas pageant the West Plains woman will display her craft. Her nimble fingers will work cotton. flax and woo! from the rawstate into beautiful cloth on wheels and looms, in a manner she learned as a child in Kentucky from her mother. Garbed in a voluminous dress of 1830 vintage, Mrs. Kinnaird will spin before two large handmade American flags, designed after the exact manufacturing pattern of Betsy Ross. She is the great-great-grand-daughter of Edmond Pehdleton. colonial statesman from Virginia, who as a friend of George Washingten was seated at the First Continental Congress. Her father was related to Jeff Davis. Mrs. Kinnaird's collection of spinning wheels is her greatest joy today. and modestly she points to a small flax wheel and says her "mother's great grandfather purchased that from Martha Washington's personal property.”
TO MEET TONIGHT The members of the jj League planning to atterd j tie Ground Epworth Leai tute next week are waited i at the Gobin Memorial church thic evening nt 5 to complete plans for tram and to work out a schei classes. The approximate be $5 for the week Cotu
has been provided for the i uers expecting to go. fel McClure, local pastor is seJ second year as Dean of tJ tute.
The Epworth League
which LaVerne Riley
will meet at the
church at
this evening to consider! items of important husinesi! attendance of the cabinet
4-H Club Net
The Willing Workers 4 HB Clinton township met lVd| July 1, at Clinton Center ! members and two guests pJ
number of demonstrations y en. Margaret Miller and
Rachael Hutcheson were game committee for the tier j-J which will be held Thursdav!
The meeting will he a pic: home of Mary Violet and Gaughey.
Paradoxically, this energetic lit-
Christian j tie woman, nursing her vanishing
church will meet Wednesday after- '
, ' - | SEE THE
Daring Lxhitii nv
Col. RAY HEM NORTH SIDE 8Q1 AI Saturday, July
4 P. M.
THRILLS — CHIL Your Spine Will Tim SPONSORED Bl L. & H. Chevi
Since
noon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. E R Bartley. 304 south Indiana street. *!*•!• -F -9 -F + Veronica Club Meeting Postponed The meeting of the Veronica club which was to have been held Wednesday afternoon, has been postponed. •F-F-F4-4' + + + Section Three To Meet Thursday Section Three of the Christian Church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:.!0 with Miss Mae MeLelan'1 706 S. lyocust street. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Pruitt. Mrs. Craver and Mrs. Philips. ++++++++ Section Four To Meet W edm-sday Section IV. of the First Christian church will meet with Mrs. E. R Bartley, south Indiana street, Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. •F -F -F -F -F *F + + Legion Auxiliary
To Meet Tonight
The American Legion Auxilary will pieet tonight at 7:30 o’clock in'
the Legion home. F -F -F + + + 4- +
Friendl\ Folks ( lass
1o Meet Tonight
The Friendly Folks Class of the
was estawtshldTy Canoellor FngT|V >r0 ^' vto, ian rhurch w111 knight
BLOOMFIELD MELTS! Dollfuss in 19.32, a reverse BLOOMFIELD, Ind July 7 — movement began Bloomfield reached the melting point ,n the rnllr!,e Abe last three Monday. | years, 50,000 apostates have rejoined At S o'clock Monday afternoon the 1,10 Homan Catholic Church in
government thermometer here reglc-
tcred ill.5 degrees. The mark was ih< 'Jl fi*'•,)' ■ .1 L 1 ;
h t •
Vienna.
P4NNVTU U’WT A I VS |» AY
at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs ! Roland Parent. 211 west Washington street with Mrs. W. F. Kocher
assisting hostess. •F *F *F -F -F -F *F +
Rosina ( nlluccio Bride Of
I veretf Itillingslcy
Mr and Mrs Pat Collueelo, of this eily, announce th n marriage of tlicir duugtilt 1 Itofuim, to Everett
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FREE INFORMATION
OF THE Federal Home Moderization Flan
Information now available, tn simple, readable form, the im? ant farts concerning the plan of the Federal Housing Admr tratlon to provide funds for repairing and tnode.rnl/ing There is nothing complicated about the plan, so far hs the k owner Is concerned.
To any reader who fills out and mails the coupon twins will send, free of charge, complete details on who may api'l' a loan, where to apply and all other necessary tnfornintinn. Please print or wkdte plainly.
Please send me the pamphlet explaining the home nvxlen! linn plan.
I have
I am Interested In the type
below:
rooms in my home. of home Improvement
4 Roofing > Plumbing • Electrical Work > Additional Rooms * Heating t Brick Work ' Landscaping and Grading
) Painting ) Plastering > Redecorating ) Cement Work ) Garage 4 Hardwood Floor* ) Termite Control
Here write any other type of project.
Name
Address Address your letter to:’ Federal Housing Headquarters Room 3, Central National Bank, Bldg. Greencastle, Ind.
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