The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 October 1936 — Page 4

FHE DAILF BANNEH, GREEN CASTLE, INDIANA TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1936.

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{tj *!• *!• •!* •!• *1* •!• •!■ v •I* NEW MAYSVII.EE Miss Holen Weller *!• .yj -i- •!* v •!* •'* *'• •!• (JJ Mr .and Mrs. Itliss Job and daughter Patsy of New York are visiting relatives here. Mr .and Mrs. Cornelius Elliott celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Agee Pritchard returned home Sunday from a trip to California. Mrs. Chloe Higgins and daughter Florence attended a birthday dinner

I Sunday. It was given tn honor of ; Florence Higgens and her cousin, of | Brick Chapel. i A birthday dinner was given Sunday in honor qf Mrs. John Maliocat. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. . Bob Davis and family of Indiana- | polls, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Butters. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Morphew, Bernice and Pleasant Malicoat of Danville and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stewart. Cornelius Hyspher and Arthur Wiley of Indianapolis spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John German. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Case were guests at a chile supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grantham. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Wright of Danville and Miss Marie Keen of near Groveland called on Mr. and Mrs. | | Willie Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Thomas Fitzsimmons and I Eleanor Miles were married in Crawfordsvillo Oct. 6.

FRANK GARDNER For Auditor OF I’L'TNAM COUNTY On The Democrat Ticket

Your support November 3, will be appreciated.

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MR. WORKINGMAN EVERYWHERE, U.S.A. HOW MUCH INCOME TAX DO YOU PAY? NONE? YES YOU DO - GENERAL MILLS EMPLOYEES PAID $249 EACH IN HARD LABOR TO HELP PAY THE COMPANY TAXES LAST YEAR - THE BOSS CAN'T PAY UNLESS ALL OF YOU HELP EARN IT. I. SEYMOUR TAXES Tht Qulrkrit, f ur*it 4ntl Faiint Way To National Utath 1$ Tho Tax Rout*

With a pillared portico over lookin ' the winding Ohio River and an intimate picture of family life in the stately ante-bellum days reflected by the original furnishings, the Lanier Memorial at Madison possesses an appeal to the most casual visitor. The home is open to visitors daily throughout the year. Established in 192G as a memorial to James F. D. Lanier, whose personal fortune was twice placed at the disposal of the struggling young Hoosier state in times of financial stress, the Lanier Home is nationally known for its architectual beauty and the authenticity of its furnishings. Photographs and articles featuring the mansion ate included in many publications on notable American homes.

The home was designed for James Franklin Dougherty Lanier by Frant is Costigan, one of the leading architects of the period, and completcd in 1844. In architecture the Lanier home has been classed as an excellent illustration of the classic revival that appeared and grew during the early part of the nineteenth century. The interior finishings, aside from the massive doors and casings, have a special interest for the builder and worker in v/oods. Mouldings, panels, beads and mitres, the “egg and dart" ornamentation, the fluting on the great pillars and their elaborate Corinthian capitals were executed by skilled bands guiding tools even the names of which are almost forgotten. Lanier practiced law but soon be-

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many of the original articles were included through the efforts of Miss Drusilla Lanier Cravens, a granddaughter of James F. D. Lanier, The memorial today presents an accurate picture of the setting of well-to-do family life in the middle of the nineteenth century.

came a leader in finoiiclal affairs and at the outbreak of the Civil War advanced more than four hundred thousand dollars to Indiana, making it possible for Gov. Morton to respond to the call for troops. Two years later he again came to the financial rescue of the state. In the refurnishing of the home,

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DEPAUW CHAPEL “One of the marks of an educated man is faithfulness, fidelity, and integrity,” declared President Wildman in DePauw university’s Tuesday morning chapel service. Although there is a great difference of opinion as to what constitutes an educated man, it is a very superficial definition which leaves the moral out, according to the

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NOTICE OF QUAI.IFICATHwl EXECUTOR

No. 7842. Notice is hereby given, that undersigned has duly qualified! Executor of the last will and I ment of John H. Huffman, deo. in the Putnam Circuit Court, oil nam County, Indiana, and has 1 duly authorized by said Court to] minister said estate. Said estate is supposed to be | vent. October 3, 1936. Amos H. Hunter. Executor. M. J. Murphy. Attorney. Homer C. Morrison, Clerk of Putnam Circuit Court. 6-13 PUBLIC SALE 1 will sell at| home one-fourth mile casto(| Meridian, my entire line of boi hold property, on Thursday. Odl at 1 o’clock, consisting of tables, dressers, beds, chairs, i ers, davenport, porch furniture. I electric sweeper, a nice lot of ( and numerous other articles. S. A. Vermillion. Alton Auct. 9-10-1J]

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