The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 February 1937 — Page 4

CHATEAU Tonight and Thursday YOU MUST SEE THIS PICTURE ITS A DANDY

rison Forman, American explorer, who recently returned from a trek through Tibet, believes there is a mountain peak higher than the Himalaya’s lofty Mt. Everest. He says he will return to Tibet in March with the sole intention of determining whether the mountain, charted on British war office maps, is actually higher than Everest. “There is substantial evidence that it is,” Forman said. He places the unknown “earth giant" some 1,500 miles northeast of Everest.

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making a photograph of the hod. Einest Cossart. and even though he didn't know it. the entire crime was ocorded in celluloid. The picture is or additional interest because it feiover great distances, in actual opeia tion.

PUBLIC SALE

VONCASTLE

“Where the Crowds Go"

Tonight and Thursday THE MOST THRILLING SPORT OF ALL! ON THE SCREEN AT LAST!

FOLLOW VICKS PLAN FOR BETTER CONTROL OF COLDS

LFull dtUUt oj tht Plan in tach Vicki Pack

Mary Frances Moore was born April 27. 1856 in Kentucky, the

daughter of G. B. and Charlotte Wil- | John. Joe and Jackie. Mr. and Mrs. liams. She came to In<liana with her 1 Allee. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hathaway, parents when one year old and had j All reparted a fine time, lived in Putnam county since about | Ross Keyt is confined to his bed 1879. SIk was married to Ezekiel with a badly bruised knee.

Moore on July 4. 1875. He died on July 7. 191.T. Four children, Char-

and Irvin. Mr and Mrs. Homer touch witn Mr. Harris Slavens. Mort Slavens. Kenneth Port- county committeemen, er. Mr. and Mrs. Jamts Love, Mrs ! Members of the committee are Emma Brackney, Bryan Brackney. | Chester Ruark. Grafton Longden

Ray Crosby, Enos Alice and Ray-

I will sell at public auction,

)-4 mile east of New Maysville, ■ on the Oran Kali farm, at

one of the 10:30 a. Kl., On,

'Herman Bing • Mischa Auer • Lucille Ball J

Frank Jenks Jj’’, Dirccttd bv Ltigh Jsion. Mut'C 6/ Arihu/ Schws'U L/rict by idtiyri Herman. Pandro £

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Also: Mickey Mouse and Disney Color.

lotte A.. James E., Willis G. (deceased). and Evert, were bom to this j union. Alsd surviving are two brothers. Jacob E. Williams of Lebanon, Xml., and David Williams of Greencastle; three sisters, Rosa Barnett J and Margaret Lyons of Grecncastle I and Belle Curtis of Bridgeton, Ind. | She was a member of the Christian | church since about 1888. She was (

BRICK CHAPEL ADVENTIST

CHURCH

Preaching Friday night at 7:30. Subject: “Bible Prophecies for the | last days, there will be a tampering with the American Constitution”. I Saturday—Sabbath School at 10 a. . m.. preaching following .Bring lunch and stay for preaching afternoon.

mond Wright.

MON. FEB. 22. 1937 The following personal prep • erty:

Previews and Review* AT LOCAL THEATERS

of 11-year-1,400; two mouth, good

EXPLORER TO HINT RIVAL OF EVEREST ROCHESTER, N. Y„ (UP)—Har-

well known and well respected in Putnam county and will be sadly missed by all. Card of Thank* We wish to express our thanks to our friends, neighbors and relatives and to ad who in any way assisted us, for their kindness and sympathy shown us during the illness and death of our dear mother. The Children.

vr Mini i; of Inrliatiu, Putnam County, as: III Ilia Circuit Court, eunuary Term, lii^T No. ir,:>i7 l-l J. Cot tom or Elmer J. Cottom

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A lire M. Bunch Cottom.

He it known that on il,,. 2nd day of I eliruary, P.I27. said plaintiff fi|,..l'ufrtoavli in due form, showing Unit Hie defendant Alice M Hum h j* non-resident of i|,e State of ludiami and a necessary party to (In, eomJdalnt herein: and that the object of b.itd to-! ion is pari ill,,n. said non-resi-dent defendant Is now, therefore, hereby notified of the pendency of said action against her and that the same will stand for trial on the 2!ith . iy .!> lf March. 19:i7, the same being ibe ,3ril judicial day uf said term. I9:!7 of said court, and unless said defendant appear and answer nr demur to said complaint at said dale, the same will be heard and determined in her

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Homer C Morrison. Clerk. Fred V. Thomas. Atfy. ’ 3-jt

BRICK CHAPEL On Saturday night a surprise pound party was given by neighbors in honor of Mrs. Josie Keyt and Ross who are soon to move away. Those present were: Mrs. Sanford Back and Geroge, Louise, Glenn and Marcia Flint, Margaret Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Grimes, Russell and Virginia; Billie and Connie Baird, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Doris, Pauline, Louis, Claude and Bettie, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watson and Eveline, Milt Thomas

MONUMENTS We have, a large display of Mausoleums, Family and Individual memorials. Your iiis|teetion Invited. F. C. YEAGER 17 E. Walnut

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To the neet town—or acrone the country — wherever you’re going, it costs far less by Greyhound. Warm buses — frequent schedules. STEVENS DRUG STOKE 26 E. Washington Street riinnn I!)I

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(/Ind there is heauty in <£lizahclh f7},xLn J / I'ue/icoi L oiLt 'dJt'eJjurahona winch slit Inis created for cleansing, toning and freshening evaty tyji 0 oj din SEE WINDOW SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY S. C. PREV0 COMPANY

FARM MANAGEMENT SCHOOL TO BE HELD FEBRUARY 23 Arrangements were completed Monday night for the annual farm management school, which will be held in the assembly room of the courthouse on Feb. 23. An extension farm management specialist from Purdue university, met with County Agent Guy Harris and members of the Putnam county farm management committee in completing the final details for the extension school. Farmers who are interested in studying their farm businesses in light of changes that are taking place will want to attend, Mr. Harris said. The men leading discussions arc in touch with changes taking place ami are well qualified to speak on farm problems. They have summarized and analyzed nearly 5,000 farm accounts kept by operators on their individual farm businesses dur-

ing the past seven years.

Farmers interested in more details of the school are urged to get in

Voncastle A new leading man. Dick Purcell, is introduced in "King of Hockey.” at the Voncastle tonight and Thu’sday. Anne Nagel. Marie Wilson a-nc! Wayne Morris, all comparatively new to the screen head the supporting cast. The story is set in the atmosphere of Madison Square Garden and carries all the thrills, color and drama of the popular sport of ice hockey. Briefly, it concerns a college star who turns professional, becomes innocently involved with a .rambling ring is fired from the Hague, hits the breadline, and of his , final comeback

Chateau

When Lily Pons’ uncle tries to force her to wed her wealthy impresario in “That Girl From Paris,” the diminutive opeia star leaves them standing dumbfounded nt the altar and flees in put suit of the real romance which has been a void in her life. One of the greatest varieties of musical offerings ever recorded film is included in the little prima donna’s current screen vehicle. Her renditions vary from “swing” tunes to operatic arias. Gene Raymond and Jack Oakie head the supporting cast At the Chateau tonight and Thurs-

day.

HORSES—Consisting >ld bay horse, weight black mares, smooth

.vorkers.

CATTLE—Four head, consisting of Spotted Jersey cow, 5 years old. fresh: Jersey cow. lose springer, good one; Jersey cow, 3 years old, an extra good cow ; white heifer, to calf Feb.

27.

HOGS—Black Spotted Poland gilt: male Spotted Poland. HAY AND GRAIN—About 150 bushels of extra good corn; 150 bushels of oats, plenty good for seed; 3 to I tons good clover hay to be baled. FARM TOOLS—10-20 McCormickD or ring tractor, in extra good shape; 7-fmd Massey-Harris disc harrow; 3gang Oliver tractor plow ; 16-inch J. I. Case tractor plow, is nearly new with extra points; 10-foot power

KMaF HOCKEY Warner Brot.' thnlhng %tmy »f ufcar skates and fidden Mondex with v DICK PURCELL 7 ANKc NAGB • MARIE WILSON V Wayne Harm • Georga t Stona \ \> Joseph Crahan • Cardan Mart k ' .Oiradad by Mai lamb

ALSO: Good Comedy and Color Cartoon, "Pig's Is Pigs” and latest News.

take-off McCormick-Deerlng binder, in good shape. John Deere one-row cultivator; P. O. 2-row cultivator; I t-ineh Oliver sulky plow; Saftlcy corn planter; power corn shellcr; farm wagon with flat top bed. MISCELLANEOCS—No. 10 DeI..i\:il cream separator; 225 feet of

in a I practically new hay ro|H\ used but

one season; bay fork. 3 water tanks, 1 1-2 h. i). International water pump; 2 sets of power take-off for [tower bintie-s; 15 sheep troughs; hay frame ontfern; milk cans, pitch forks and ithcr articles too numerous to ment! »n. EMCf

Granada “Murder With Pictures," starring Lew Ayres and Gail Patrick, is the attraction at the Granada tonight and Thursday. It is the story of a murder perpettated in a crowded room during the height.of a celebra tion. A young newspaper man Benny Baker, took a pictu"e of n number of photographers who were

Terms made >f sale.

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CHESTER PICKETT Col. \!v:: Ford, Vuetioneer. \lvora Weller, Clerk. Lunch will be served on grounds.

+ + *r I* EAST MARION .Mrs. Amy Ruin + + + +

Chester Cunningham ami family were called to Coatcsvillc Saturday night by the death of Wayne Cunningham, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Rayburn Cunningham. The C. C Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Amy Buis. Olen Dudley and family called on Paul Huston and family at Crawfordsville Wednesday evening. Miss Phyllis Storm called on Lilian Faith Buis, Sunday evening. Leonard Newman and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Newman. Mr. and Mrs. Oran Buis and

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daughter, Dr. Walker and J ler were Sunday dinner pj and Mrs. Alfred Stone. Devon and Floyd Dudley J weekmi with their brother, J Muncie. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis ij guests of Herbert HiggeiTiJ ily Suntlay. Mrs. Sadie Dudley caiwj Mary Hunter Sunday aftttj Mr. and Mrs. Cecil NengJ Monday with Mr. and Mn| Newman. Mrs. Amy Buis caMd Pauline Storm, Thursday id Revival meetings are M at the Bethel church.

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