The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 July 1936 — Page 3

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Ln ADDITION to thrso five vitally important fdf englneeririK featurrK, rerrnl refinements in interior appointments make the Ford V-8 more than ever a %g9l belter ear for less. ★ See the re-styled Ford V-Rs -now ready for delivery at your Ford dealer's and note the luxurious new upholstery treatment — the satiny walnut-grain finish of the instrument panel—the fresh 1 color harmony of every interior detail. ★ Together with new heanty the Ford V-R brings you inereased | ceonom v! New, improved earluiretion now gives suitHE stantially greater gasoline mileage. ★ More than ever before the Ford V-8 leads in high value el low cost and low up-keep.

FORD V-8 #25 A MONTH. n/f«»r usual rloirn-paympnt, huyn any modal IV.'tft Ford V-H rarfrom any Ford dealer — anywhere in the l nited States, hirtv Universal Credit Company % per month Finance Flans. FRED WARING AND HIS PENNSYLVANIANS NOW AT A NEW TIME, 8 P. M., E. S. T,

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Previews ami IteviewH LOCAL THEATERS ('hateau Oakie is cast as a star reportSally Eilers as a train hostess lorida Special,” showing at the CAatean tonight and Thursday. A dmr.| en playboy, a detective on vacatkm »nd two sets of crooks complete tiMHhst of the picture. The story concWM. an eccentric millionaire who chdlm a box filled with precious •tOMk to the wrist of his secretary. 1th his niece embarks for Eloriings begin to happen when the ry is murdered, the jewels •totalt and the millionaire vanishes. Voneastle Brjlce Cabot, Raymond Walburn and Thurston Hall have the title role to "Brer Wise Guys,” Damon Runyan‘« itory, at the Voneastle tonight. Robert Young and Betty Eurness iMve the lomantic parts. ■■■*# MONUMENTS Wo hove them with quality and I prie*i to suit you. F. C. YEAGER 17 E. Walnut St. Phone 141-Y twin —

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Several from here attended the Fire works at Brazil. Earnest Shonkwiler and Raymond Burk of Indianapolis spent the week end at home here. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cox and children of Fern visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Staggs Saturday. John Burk and family. Beryl Ensor, wife and children, Billy, Thomas. Miss Ida Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wright and son Vein Siglar and wife, spent Sunday with James Burk and family. Cathryn Smith spent Sunday with Mary Alice Miller. Mrs. Eula Staggs visited Mrs. Sarah Wiley, Friday. Claude Crodian and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Goddard. The Ladies Aid met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Chadd Thursday July 2, with 40 members present. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Graver and daughter, Elnore visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Staggs Sunday evening. Imogene Garrett spent a few days

last week witli her uncle Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Cope and children. George and Pern Thomas spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Thomas, afternoon callers were Carrol Moore and Roy Batchler. Eugene Staggs spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Staggs. Mrs. Thomas Roach spent the week end with her niece Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Brat tain. Dr. Neiman of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. Abner Siglar, Paul Boswell and Mrs Goldie Bee spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lane at Morton. A large crowd from here went to Roachdale Saturday night to attend the 4th of July celebration.

Uy of Ohio spent the 4th wiU Mrs Valeria Layne. Mr and Mrs Emera Wright and Kenneth Petro called on Bert Wright and family Tuesday. Born to Mr. and Mrs Vem Runnells a boy, named Wayne Russell. Mr. and Mrs Maurice Bryan and Mr and Mrs. Harold Lisby spent the 4th at Cincinnati. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lisby called on Mr. and Mrs Frank Woods and family Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Valeria Layne was in Indianapolis Sunday.

+ + + •!■ I- * ♦ EAST MARION * + Mrs. Amy Ruis •> + + + + + + 4>4 Harold Storm anil family attended the club meeting at the home of Orel Wallace Saturday evening. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ernie were: Claude Buis and family, Mrs. Lydia Whitaker and Mrs. Cora Modlin of Indianapolis. Lee Cox and wife. Woodrow Frazier and family. Eugene Dovie Bryan and Mrs. Amy Buis called on Mrs. Fannie Bunten and daughter, Clarice, Saturday afternoon. Everett Tharp and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Cox called on Cecil Newman Thursday evening. Homer Higgens Sr., and family visited Wednesday with Herbert Higgens and family. Mr. and Mrs. E E Buis spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs. R. O. Glidewell of Indianapolis. Mrs. Johnnie Newman spent Monday with Mrs. Dorothy Storm and

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Bob Cooper and family called on M J. Storm and wife Saturday evening. Cecil Newman and family visited Sunday with Card Sommers and wife of near Bainbridge. Miss Lessie Cox is visiting Mrs. Ida Newman. Leonard Newman and family, Mr.

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Mr. and Mrs. Julian Petro and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Cox and family Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Layne and fam

Rare Photo Of Radio Priest With Parents

This unusual photograph, one of the first made in recent years of the Rev. Charles E. Coughlin, Detroit s radio priest, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Coughlin, was taken in Buffalo during a HRir of the country visiting officers of the National Union for Special Justice.

Morris Chiles, Chicago is spending a few days with his parents. Mr and Mrs. Jim Chiles. Mr. and Mrs. George Smythe and family from near Fillmore visited Sunday evening with Mrs. Maude

Bailey.

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pursell were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goodman, west of Greencastle. Clair Albin has been substitute mail carrier on rural route 3 for several days. Miss Irene Roach. Indianapolis visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roach, over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Clements an I son of Mt. Meridian spent the 4th of July with Mr. and Mrs. N Clements. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wright of Marshall were guests of Mrs. Wright's mother, Mrs. Maude Bailey on Friday and Saturday. Imogene and Charlotte Perkins. Greencastle, are spending a few days with their grandmother, Mrs. Ella Jackson and their aunt Miss Verna Jackson. Mr and Mrs. Raymond Hrod, Fillmore, were Saturday evening callers at the Mrs. Ada Coleman home. Mrs. Ezra Arnold and children visited Friday with Mr and Mrs. Columbus Christy. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jackson over the week-end were their children. Mr. and Mrs Hobart Robinson and daughter. Wanda Lark, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jackson and sons, of Dayton Ohio. Mr and Mrs. Carl Arnold and family, Fillmore and Mr and Mrs Henry Jackson of Fillmore, called at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs Guy Jackson Wanda Lark Robinson is spending . a few weeks with her grandparent.! Mr and Mrs. Guy Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Chiles spent Sunday with their daughter and husband, Mr and Mrs. Stadler near Ladoga. Geraldine and Maggie Clark spent Saturday afternoon with their sister Mrs. Clair Albin and in the evening they attended the Roachdale cele-' bration with their sister and husband. Mrs. Drew Coffin and son Albert Russell, Mrs Viola Robinson, and Madonna Robinson all of Coatesville spent one day last week with Mrs 1 Walter Roach Billie Pursell. little son of Mr and Mrs. Carl Pursell, suffered painful burns on his tongue and throat Fri-1 day when he drank a small quantity of lye water.

and Mrs. Wm. Newman and Mrs. Myrtle Monday visited with Mr and Mrs. Leap and family of near Lebanon. Bob Cooper and family attended a home coming at Cherry Grove Sunday. Mrs. Myrtle Storm is visiting with Harold Storm and family.

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KNOX TO SPEAK IN INDIANA AUG. 8

SECOND OF TWINS DIES; BODIES TO BE PRESERVED MICHIGAN CITY, Ind.. July 8 lUP 1 Bodies of the Siamese twiq babies, Norabelle and Annabelle, born joined together by an appleshaped formation at the base of the skull, will be turned over to the Indiana Medical School at Indianapolis, Wesley Click. 20, the father, said today. The second of the babies died late yesterday approximately 28 hours after its twin. The bodies are to preserved at the medical school museum. Physicians earlier had hoped that an operation cutting through the skull formation might save the twin, Norabelle. The 23-year old mother refused to consent to the operation, however fearing the baby if it did survive would be subnormal. X-ray tests yesterday proved that the attempt would have been futile as the twins

INDIANAPOLIS, July 8 Harry C. F'enton, secretary of the Republican state committee, announced last night that Col. Frank Knox, Republican candidate for Vice President, will open his speaking campaign at a rally in Connersville on Aug. 8 in honor of Raymond S. Springer, the party’s nominee for Governor. Colonel Knox will receive official notification of his nomination on July 30 and Fenton said the speech at Connersville will ho the vice presidential candidate's first appearance in the campaign. Connersville is the home city of Springer and the rally there is being arranged by fellow-townsmen. Republican delegations from all districts of the state will attend the meeting. RELIEF CLIENTS YNGHY CHICAGO, July 8 rirp. Ragged ! relief clients, angry after days of delay in which expected food orders failed to arrive, stormed the city hall today and jeered while Mayor Edward Kelly rapped helplessly for order and called for police reinforcements.

F + + + + + + + F BRUNERSTOWN + F By I.nvie Johnston + FF + F* + + + Mr. ami Mrs. James Sellers and daughter Mary Janet, of Indianapolis. Willard Clingrr of Huntington. West Virginia, were guests the Fourtli of Mr. and Mrs John Layman. Mr. ami Mts L. M. Wright. Mrs Eldora Gardner, Miss Amelia Elling visited Mr and Mrs. Frank Thomas Sunday. Mr. and Mrs William C. Jones and sons William. Lloyd. George, Muriel and Gaylord of Indianapolis visited over the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. j Homer Vanlandingham L. M Wright, Mary B Johnston spent the F’ourth with John Johnston and family. Harold Skelton and Melvin Knauer, returned to International Barber College at Indianapolis Monday.

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