The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 March 1937 — Page 2
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j i furnished rooms of furniture at 626 ] — jitf|
Eart Walnut street. Residence of' Mrs. W. C. Sissman. Saturday. March j
20 at 1:30 P M Articles to be of- ** Tri K appa To Moot fered include one fine nine-piece din Entered U> the poetafflce at Oreeo- with >!«. Sourwlne ing room suite with china cloeet and c& »tle. Indiana, a* aaoead claa* mall Tri Kappa wilt meet at 7:30 o’clock buffet, walnut finish; one upholsterer matter under Act of March 8. 1878. Thursday evening with Mrs. Earl davenport: one practically new kero-j Subscription price, 10 cent* per Sourwine 206 Hillsdale Avenue,
sene stove, four-burner with built-in wee k; $3.00 per year hflr msdl la Put-
oven, in perfect condiUon: heating county; $3.50 to $5.00 per year s. C. C. to Meet
stove; large oval mirror; three bed- by mail outside Putaam County,
room suites, with dressing tables kitchen furniture: cooking utensils and many other articles. C A. Ve*-
You'll finish this Easter ad in person if you’ll start following its advice. You’ll wear a Cannon’s suit this Easter it you'll try on a few Cannon's models. You'll appear in the Easter Parade under the Cannon's label if you'll spend half an hour under the Cannon's banner. We know clothing . . . we know what the right kind does to a man's buying habits. If we can Ml you a visit . . . we i-an sell you a value. Griffon Easter Suits $25.00 U P -
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FOR SALE—2—29 Model A sedans: 1—31 Chevrolet sedan; 1—33 Plymouth sedan; 1—35 Plymouth Special sedan: 1—34 Chevrolet Con-
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
Till* Evening
j S C C. will meet this evening at , 7 30 o’clock at the home of Mrs ! Charles Rector. Mrs Harry Wells
-35 Chevrolet se-1 hospital
dan Several other used cars. Walter S. Campbell Greencaatle. Ind.
FOR SALE—Six hole cast Pilgrim range, bums coal or wood warming closet, reservoir. $15 00 Furniture Exchange, East side scuare. Phone 170-L. Ip
The Mt Zion Baptist church is presenting ‘•The Twelve Tribes of
l7-19-20-3t ] Israel." Thursday. March 18 at the
• cnurch.
FOR SALE—One '34 Ford V-S truck; One ’35 Ford V-8 truck: Both have new motors Two '34 Chevro-
let 157 Inch Walter S. Indiana.
trucks. Priced to sell. Campbell, Greencastle 17-19-20-3t
will be assistant hostess
+++♦♦♦♦♦ Delta Theta Tau
Roy Goodpasture, city, returned to To Meet Thursday his horns today from the county] Delta Theta Tau sorority will meet
Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock, March 18. with tne Misses Almeda and Mildred Pitchford east Frank-
lin street.
+++♦++♦♦ Keystone Bible Class
Mrs Virgil Branneman and Mrs To Meet Thursday Evening Russell Grave* returned to their | 7^ Keystone Bible class of the home* at Clovendaie Wednesday Gobi,, Memorial church will meet from the county hospital j Tfmrsday evening with Mrs. Oscar Walter Brann of Reelsville who Obenchain. on west Walnut street, has been confined to the Putnam Mrs Charles Hutcheson and Mrs.
Fay Weaver will be assistant hostesses The devotions will be in charge of Mrs. John Abel, and the program will be in charge of Mrs.
Tom WiUiams.
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irwmps 11 DAYS UNTIL EASTER White Cleaners PHONES 645—257
-For Sail
Apartment for Rent—Cole apartments. See S. C. Sayers. Central Insurance Agency. 17-3t FOR RENT—Eighty acre farm in North Washington Township. Has 5 room house, good bam and water J. T. Christie. Real Estate. Rightsell Insurance Agency. 17-2t FOR RENT: Seven room modern house. 14 Larrabee streee. E. A Browning. Phone 214. 25-tf FOR RENT—Upper three room furnished apartment. Dr. J. F. Gil- !• spie. 15-3t
county hospital since last October returned to his home Wednesday.
Used paving brick for sale on road 40 necr Mt Meridian. Call McCal-.-nan'r office at Mt. Meridian. ll-6p New 13 plate battery, guaranteed 6 month $3 90 exchange. Get our price«: on Lee tires before you buy. Scott’s Franklin Street Garage Phone 62 22-tf FOP. SALE—Extra good used Ford V-S trucks '35 and ’36 models: 34 and '35 '36 Chevrolet cars: '33 '34 and '35 Plymouth cars Walter S Campbell. 15-17-21 FOP. SALE: Some good oats, some clover nay. oats straw C. B. Cantor.vvine. R. R 4. 15-17-2p 1 OP. SALE—Bargain, acres, new house on state road 43. Immeuiu. • possession. S. C. Sayers. Central Insurance Agency. 17-3t
-Wanted —
WANTED—Single man with light car. For special rural sales work. Applicant must be free to travel. See H P. Hurley Commercial hotel. 7 to
8 p. m.
Mrs William Kreigh and Mrs Gertrude Kreigh Ryan are in Alexandria spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mahoney and family. Miss Elsie Anderson of the local hospital staff returned to her home at Knox Wednesday from the hospital where she has been seriously
111 for several weeks.
Mrs. P. M. Brandt of Oorvalis, Ore., is visiting Mr. and Mrs P. E. Mahoney. east Washington street. Mrs Brandt is a niece of Mrs. AJf Curtis,
mother of Mrs. Mahoney.
Evangelistic services tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the Bainbridge M E. church. The Christian church is cordially Invited to attend the service in a body. AU are urged to attend. Rev. J. E. Porter will preach
tomorrow night.
WANTED—Iron, tractors, steam engines, paper books, metals, rags, highest prices, honest weight. Bert Woods Junk Yard 517 Sycamore St.
Phone 756-Y.
Rev. Waller E. Wilmoth of Indianapolis will preach at Clinton Falls M P. Church next Sunday, March 21 16-5p i morning and evening. He will I have his chorister with him Dr. B F Neiman. Everybody Invited to come
to these services.
Married man wants job on farm or in town. Inquire at Banner. 17-3p
WANTED—I want to rent from 20 to 100 acres, good pasture, witn water Within 3 or 4 miles of Greencastle. Walter 9 Campbell. 15-17-21
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wells of
15-17-19-3P G^^castle were the Sunday evening
‘ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Latham and family at Poland, and Mr. and Mrs Cnarles Hudson of Greencartle were the Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Lester Sonnefleld and family, also of Poland.
rOP. SALE—All kinds of parts for Foroson tractors. Ford son tractor plows. When you want pails come and r-ee me Walter S Campbell.
WANTED: Any kind of dead stock. Call 278, Greencastle or New Maysville. Charges paid. John Wachtel Co. eod.
FOR SALE—297 acre farm on state road in Putnam county; 200 acres of this farm tillable, balance very good pasture land. One and une--half story dwelling, barn 28-64; tenant house and one cement silo.
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Chalk drawing and dramatic in-
17-20-21 terpretation of "Cethsemane to the
Open Tomb" will be given at Gobin
Approximately fifty members of the home economics organizations throughout the county, composed largely of Fillmore and Maoison township women, drove to Indianapolis early this morning to take part in a tour of the Producers' Commission. Kingans and the William H. Block Co. Louis H. Dirks, Dean of Men at
Memorial Church. Tuesday, March DePauw university, was the prin-
23, 2:30 P. M. Price 25c. Sponsored by SecUon 6 and 9. 15-17-20-22-41
Grace’s Beauty Shop Permanents, spiral and crop., and combination.
Dwelling and out buildings recently Grace Routt. Prop , and Dorothy repaired; land grows alfalfa Price Martin, assistant. Wed. & Sat.-tf
$13,000. 20 percent down payment. , balance 15 years at low rate of inter- i est. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. John
cipal speaker at a Ladies' day program of the Indianapolis Kiwanis club Wednesday noon at the Columbia Club in Indianapolis. "Why Is A Boy?" was the subject of Dean Dirks' address and dealt with the j modem problems of rearing children
Don’t miss tne High School Oper- I in a way that will best prepare them
etta "Norwegian Night" at the high for the future.
Rightsell Insurance Agency. 17-2t FOR SALE—1-15-30 International - t'■actor, bought new and never was ‘ used only in feed mill Walter Wright, Fillmore. l7-3p FOR SALE — Six room modem , houfe. Good location. Reasonably priced. S. C. Sayers. Central Insurance Agency. 17-3t Farm for sale or rent, 160 acres. Three rooms for rent. Jacob street. Ruby Wells. Phone Rural 711. Ip FOR SALE — Some good horses and mares. Also some horse drawn implements. At Noble Allee's farm, one mile south of Mt Meridian. Ip New 39-Plate Battery, $3 95 exchange. Free installation. Dobbs Tiro & Battery Service Phone 789. M-W-F-tf FOR SAIJ3—All kinds used tools. 2 row cultivator, sulkle plows, disc harrow, com planter, gang plows. Used tractors; 2 Fordson and one 1020 tractor; one Farmall F-20; tractor plows, cultivators Walter S. Campbell, Greencastle. 15-17-20-31
school auditorium Tuesday, Maid 23, at 8:15. Tickets available fre.i students and Hanna's Book Store
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FOR SALE: One 5 months old and one 11 months old registered Aberdeen Angus bull. Dr. E. M. Hurst. Cloverdale, Ind. ll-17-24-3p Cardinal AAA Chicks—Guaranteed to live. Why take chances? 25-Lb. Purina Startena Feed with each 100 chicks ordered three weeks In advance Write for prices. Cardinal Hatchery, Brazil. Indiana. 30-tf PUBLIC SALEP Household goods at the Hugh Parker home near Bron inark. Friday, March 19, at 1:30 m o'clock Vem C. Parker, agent. 16-3p j
ATTENTION Utility Stockholders Central Indiana Power. Northern Indiana Power, Public Service of Indiana. Midland United, Indiana Service Corp., Associated Gas & Electric. (Pref>. and other INVESTORS who have sustained severe financial losses thru said investments purchased for the purpose of paying you a definite and continuous income which has failed to do so. Do Yon Need Cash? Provided you are not satisfied with the way your Investments have turned out—You N>ed Our Service. Dissatisfied Investors Get In Touch With Us at Once, We Can Help You. —— Write us giving full description of your securities, number of shares you have and date of last dividend. Without cost or obligation VALUABLE INFORMATION WILL BE GIVEN YOU relative to a LARGE GOVERNMENT PROJECT which has created an OPPORTUNITY that makes it possible to aid you in the recovery of your depression losses Address: Lock Box 1002. Indianapolis, Ind.
Seventeen fifth and sixth grade girls met In community hall Thursday evening. After an hour of fun the group decided to meet each Thursday evening for work and play, under the leadership of DePauw Y. W. C. A. girls. Colors of red and blue were chosen. A name will be chosen next week. Mrs. Hall of the adult education project is the sponsor of this group. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Proctorf entertained the Home Makers club and their families at the Jones sugar camp Saturday evening. Those present were Mr and Mrs. Alva Gowin, Mr .and Mrs. Ray Miller and family, Mr and Mrs. Ivan Proctor and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Modlin and son, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Scobee and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Applegate and family, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Bams and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dolby Ceilings of Bainbridge, Mr. and Mrs. Christy and family, Mrs. Eldore Chadd and Mias Gladys McFadden of Indiana-
polis.
There is no substitute for good cleaning—this is the theory upon which we have built our successful cleaning business. Our Inspection Chart assures you that every small detail will be remembered. Home Laundry & Cleaners. 17-lt FOR SALE—One 4-year old bay mare in foal, weighing 1200 lbs One
team mares 4 and 5 years old, who '» the onI y charter member still weighing 1300 lbs. each. Several in ^ chapter. There will be a guest good work horses and mare*. One speaker and the social con mittee span extra good 2 year old colts, will have charge of the plans. Waiter S Campbell, Greencastle, In- Mrs. A. A. Brothers, who is tne iHana. 17-19-21 "Good Citizenship Pilgrimage” chair-
+ + + + + 4- + + High School P. T. A. Holds Meeting The high school P T A met Tuesday evening in the high school building. The seventh grade chorus under the direction of Miss Cumutt sang a group of folk songs, and Betty Mullins played a piano solo. Dr T. G. Yuncker. guest speaker of the evening showeu a number of pictures taken in Honduras during his botanical expedition last summer. + + + + J ' + + + FederatedC lub Council To Meet March 19th A council meeting of the Putnam County Federation of Clubs will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock. March 19th. in Keystone chapel of the Methodist church The president of each federated club and the department chairman are members of the council and are urged to attend. The spring county convention will be held here April 13. ++++++++ New MaysvlU* (Tub Met I-a*t Friday The New Maysville Community club met March 12 at the home of Mrs. Della PatricK. The president. Mrs. Loraine Young. Sixteen members and two guests. Mrs. Charles McFerranand Miss Marie Morphew. were present. Mrs. Alice Hatfield read a paper on "Communism " The program was in charge of Mrs Elsie Pickett and Thelma Johnston. Refreshments were served by tne hostess. The next meeting will be with Mrs Emma Clampitt, April 9. +*++++++ Opportuidty Club Organized By High School (.iris A group of twenty-seven seventh and eighth grade girls met in Com munity hall Monday evening and organized the Opportunity club. Tne following officers were elected: president, Francis Tobin; vice-president. Neva Belie De-Fries; secretary. Rena Leist. Blue and silver were chosen for colors. This will be a departmental club as some girls wish to learn knitting, some sewing or fancy work, some dramatics and some dancing. The leaders are DePauw Y. W. C. A. girls with experience in the different sub-
jects.
The group is sponsored Hall of the adult education
of this county.
++++++++ Mr*. Rector Hostess To D. A. R. Tuesday Washburn Chapter D. A. Tuesday evening at the home of the regent, Mrs. Charles Rector. Miss Helen Browning was initiated into the chapter. Mrs. Archie Allen reported on the work being done by the Golden Wheel, which is the junior group of Washburn chapter. This group is helping needy high school students and also trying to increase the membership of the chapter. The regent asked the members to attend the state council meeting at the Columbia club in Indianapolis on March 19. Those planning to attend are asked to call the regent at once to make reservations for the lunch-
eon.
The following delegates and alternates for the Continental Congress of the D. A R. have been elected: Mrs. Charles Rector. Mrs Archie Allen. Mrs Andrew Durham. Miss Mary E. Peck, Mrs. Elmer Sellers, Mrs. T. G. Yuncker, Mrs. Ferd Lucas. Mrs. W. O. Timmons, Mrs. Frances Cheek. Mrs. A. A. Brothers, Mrs. L. L. Porter and Miss Lydia Williams. The April meeting will be a special meeting to honor Mrs. W. L. Denman
by Mrs project
R. met
man. retried mac five schools in the county baa suggested the name of a senior girl for the trip to Washington in April. The following films endorsed by the national preview committee will be shown locally soon: College Holiday Man Who Could Work Miracles: Rainbow on the River, Pennies From Heaven: Sea Devils. Espionage: Love Is New: and Holy Terror. Miss Florence Evens gave a paper on the life of William Henry Harrison. q.j.q. + u. + + + Crescent Lodge To Meet Thursday Cresce it Rebekah Lodge. No. 763. will meet in regular session Thu-s-day even ng at 8 o’clock. Members a:e requested to be prepared to check up on the dish cloths. + + + + + + T + Pre-Adolescent Group To Meet Thursday The Pre-Adolescent Study Group of A. A. U. W. will hold an open meeting Thursday evening. March IS, at 7:30 o'clock in room 211, Ashury hall. Prof Paul Fay will show motion pictures depicting the development of a child and a chimpanzee of the same age. Anyone interested is invited to attend. ++++++++ Mrs. Larkin Hosiers To Penelope Club The Penelope club met with Mrs. O. J. Larkin, Northwood, Tuesday afternoon. Fifteen members and one associate member. Mrs. Earl Sherrill were present. Mrs. Frank Deer gave an interesting book review “A Village in the Valley," by Beverly Nicholas. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess during the social hour. Tiger Cubs To Be D nner Guests Mr. and Mrs. Rex Thorlton and Mrs. John King widl entertain wiU a dinner this evening at the Thonton home at 437 Anderson street, :n honor of the Greencastle Tiger Cubs Guests will include Marion Crawley crach: My»on King. Lester Oliver Ceorge Taylor. Glenn King, Robert Goodman Charles Hammond. LeRoy Johnson, J D. McLean. H. Brackney. R. York, Ted Stone and th managers. James Cook and Gerald C’odfelter. ++++++++ American Legion Party Held Tuesday Evening The Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion entertained with its annual birthday party Tuesday evening at the Legion home in honor rf the 18th anniversary of the founding of the American Legion The legionnaires and their wiv‘ were welcomed by Mrs. Fml Pease, prea'dent of the auxiliary. Following a pitch-in dinner. Mrs Prank Dormer gave an interesting talk. She congratulate 1 the members of th" Legion on their anniversary and a>eo on th" work acco.nolishe’ during the past year. The remainder of the evening was spot.' in playing games. 4 , + + + + '9 + + Council Of Clubs To Meet Thursday The Council of Clubs will meet in Keystone Chapel of Gobin Memorial Cnurch Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
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NOTED STATESMAN DIES LONDON, March 17 (UP)—Widespread sympathy and tributes to his statesmanship were expressed ] today after the sudden death of Sir Austen Chamberlain, for 44 years a member of the British parliament and one of its most respected elder statesmen. He died last night of a heart attack in his South Kensington home, few minutes after rising from a -ick bed to take a walk. He was 73.
GUARDIAN APPOINTED Philip C. Seller appeared in circuit court Wednesday and. through Attorney Wilbur S. Donner. asked that the court appoint a guardian for him. on the grounds that he is a spendthrift and unable to handle his financial interests. The court appointed Mr Donner guardian, at the request of the petitioner. A complaint against Seller had been filed by Grace S Wass. Seller has a small interest in 80 acres of land in Hendricks county and the same portion cf interest in a residence property on south Jackson street in Greencastle
TWO BAD MEN IN PUTNAM CAR Two men who drove an automobile with a Putnam county license to the place of business of a used-car dealer in Indianapolis. Tuesday are objects of inquiry by both Indianapolis police and the Greencastle police department*. They left the car with the Putnam license parked in the street at the dealer's place, then took one of ois used cars out on a trial run. but soon returned, and took away both cars, not paying the dealer for the used car. The inquiries have not revealed the name* of the men and there is suspicion they have stolen the Putnamlicense car as well as the used car. The latter carried the dealer's plates.
Among those who returned to their home* Wednesday from the Putnam county hospital were Gilbert Ruark, Fillmore; Mrs Charles Gardner. Roachdale; and Mrs. Ralph Morlan, Lena.
MONUMENTS Of Beauty and Durability. Plan Now For Future Needs. F. C. YEAGER 17 E. Walnut
FOR SALE: 6 sows with 37 pigs ALso one grey yearling colt for sale or trade for cow. O. G. Kivett, Mt. Meridian. 17-19-2p
WHERE To GET THf money Even if you do not . today, you mayn't urgently tomorrow .L 11 medical care is ’ „ ' Wn when insurance nr^ H must be paid, or gam for cash or om* 1 your car. °' e rnaul MAKE YOUR arrangements now Loans Up To S300 Be : ■ ndy for the unexneoi^ On Furniture AufJf^ Livestock. Repayment! ^ ranged to suit each idt Indiana Loan Co 24 a -i E. Washington * Phone 15
DON T forget music tonight at Coxies'. It
The Putnamville P. t. a , at the Community House t I evening. March 18th, at 7:30 oc^I
EASTER MILLINERY
$2.95
Youthful off-face models, tailored brim MMes hi felt nr viw All newest shades. ‘
PATENT LEATHER PURSES
$1.98
LINEN BLOUSES
$1.39
PITCHFORD’S QUALITY SHOP
For Lawn or Garden Now—at Easter—is (he lime to get the many things yon will nerd to have a well-kept lawn or a colorfully beautiful garden. Hardware of every description lor these purposes, including lavui mowers, garden hose and garden and lawn tools of all kinds. Leonard's quality lawn gran and garden seed in bulk. E. A. Browning, Hdw. Co. PHONE 214
JOIN OUR AIIen-A Hosiery Club We will give free, one pair of Allen A full fashioned hose upon purchase of twelve pairs. The free pair will be equal in value to the average price paid for the twelve pairs. Come in and see our many beautiful new shades for Spring.
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FLOKSHEIM SHOES For Men
RED CROSS SHOES I’or Women
Ellis Food Shop Last Day Bargains We have many items at cost and below. Come In And See For Yourself SUCH SAVINGS AS
FLOUR .Good Grade. 24 Lb Polar Bear FLOUR d 24 Lb «] WHITE CORN MEAL 2 1-2 Lb. Bag LARGE CANS HOMINY VUG. OR TOMATO SOUP, Tall Oui MILNUT < So Rich It Whip* 1 S canx
TOILET SOAP S Bars LARGE YELLOW SOAP 3 Bar* DREFT, Large Box
No. 2 1-2 can* FANCY BARTLETT 2()C PEARS, No. 2 1-2 can PRUNE PLUMS 14C No. 2 1-2 can Fruits and Vegetates NORTHERN SPY 9;)C APPLES. 5 Lie $1-W* | BUSHEL -rtTiTO# RURAL RUSSETT I ()T \o No. 1 grade 401 Bag $2.8 9 — r** GOOD LUCK OLEO 2-f (Glam f ree. Lb. PURE KAKD t Lbs.
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