The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 March 1937 — Page 4

THE DAUiY BANNER, GREENCASTlE, INDIANA MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1937.

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assistant by Assistant Executive Jim Molter. Ttie Pack Committee anil Cub fahers will meet at 5:00 p. m. to discuss future plans for the Pack. Additional Den Dads and Pack Committeemen will be selected at the meeting Wednesday afternoon. Boy Scouts who have been serving as Den Chiefs are urged to be present. Additional Den Chiefs and assistants will be selected at this important meeting. All boys who are 9. 10. or 11 years of age are invited to attend the Cub

meeting Wednesday. March 24. at 4:00 p. m. in the High School. Ht'GHKS COMMENTS Intirri From I'lute One) cause “a large proportion of the cases we hear are important anil a decision by a part of the court would be unsatisfactory." He called attention to the constitutional provision that the judicial power shall be vested in “one” Supreme court.

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(T BS TO MEET The Cubs of Greencastle will meet Wednesday. March 24, at 4:00 p. m. in the High School building through the cooperation of Superintendent Paul F. Boston. Professor Robert E. Williams will direct the program

HOFFMANS PALM GARDENS Jot* McC artney and his swing- trio will be with us again Tuesday night l»y |M)|)iilur <l(>iii;inil. A larsro nssorfinont of Domestic and Im|»oitci| Wines by the drink. Our cooling capacity is KM) cases of cold bottled Boer at all times. We have a special built cooler in our basement for Keg beer. O-old beer i> what the public wants so we have prepared to give you what you want. At cur lunch counter elate lunch 25 cents. Sandwiches of all kinds. Chili and soups.

GET IN STEP FOR THE Easter Parade ttJM'nmniTTir BBWMBhM—a—a—^—i lly taking advantage of the many items which will be offered by (Greencastle merchants on BARGAIN DAY Saturday, Mar. 27 The following firms will have special bargains Saturday:

ALLAN LUMBER CO. A. &P. GROCERY CO. E. A. BROWNING HARDWARE CO. J. F. CANNON & CO. COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. DOBBS TIRE & BATTERY SERVICE E1TEL FLORAL CO. FLEEN0R DRUG STORE SAM HANNA’S BOOK STORE HANDY SANITARY DAIRY HIGH POINT OIL CO. KROGER GROCERY CO. KING, MORRISON, FOSTER CO.

HORACE LINK CO. L. & H. CHEVROLET SALES INC. METZGER LUMBER CO. MILLER GRAIN CO. MOORE ELECTRIC R. P. MULLINS. DRUGGIST G. C. MURPHY 5 & 10c STORE J. H. PITCHF0RD S. C. PREV0 CO. J. C. PENNEY CO. R. & S. BOOT SHOP REEVES ELECTRIC APPLIANCE QUALITY MEAT MARKET

<Coniliturri From I'fiite One) chores on the farm, milking cows, feeding stock, and caring for chick"ns from a period beginning September 7. 1926 until the death of Mrs. Brown. This claim of Mrs. Thompson was contested by the other heirs, and, on their petition, the court appointed John H. James to represent them in their action against Mrs. Thompson, on their showing that the claim was excessive. That complaint is pending in court. In setting out their contention that the alleged carbon copy of the will now being offered for probate is genuine, the complaint filed Saturday states: On October 26. 1928. the decedent executed her last will and testament and hail possession of it up to a few weeks before her death: that about December 1. 1936, she mislaid or lost the will and was unable to find it; that after making a diligent search for it. she expressed a desire to rewrite the will, as it was first written, if the original could not be located: that during her lifetime she never revoked the original will, nor intentionally destroyed it. nor caused it to be destroyed; a dilligent search has been made since decedent’s death to find the will but the original will could not be found: plaintiff says that decedent’s lawyer, Fay S. Hamilton, of Greencastle, one of the subscribing witnesses and the scrivener of the will, when writing it. executed a copy of it and retained it among his office papers; that said attorney, after a long and diligent search for the copy of the will, found it among his office papers, after decedent’s death and after plaintiffs had been appointed administrators: the plaintiffs aver they now have said copy of the will in their possession and it is a carbon copy and verbatim copy of the original will. The plaintiffs further show that

the decedent is survived by the plaintiff, Albert J. Cline, a brother; also the plaintiff, Nellie M. Thompson, and other nephews ajnl nieces as her sole heirs, and that Mr. Cline and his daughter are the beneficiaries in the lost will. Wherefore, the plaintiffs as legatees under the wilt ask the court to establish the copy of the will as the last will and admit It to probate, and that Mr. Cline and Mrs. Thompson be appointed administrators under the wilt F. S. Hamilton and M. J. Murphy are attorneys for the plaintiffs.

COMMUNIST JUBILANT OVER G. M. C. STRIKE

MOSCOW. March 22—(UP) —K. Redmill, writing in the Communist International Magazine No. 2. today praised the “work of Communists in the General Motors strike” at Detroit and Flint. Mich. “During the entire strike,” he said, “Communists were active in a leading role. They conducted many-sided work in helping strikers, collected money and carried out demonstrations of solidarity. “The Communist Party through its central organ, the New York Daily Worker, gave advice on how to conduct the struggle and in many instances this advice was adopted.”

CIRCUIT COURT NEWS The possession suit of the Prudential Insurance company of America against Dean Wehner, filed originally from Morgan county June 17, 1933, but dismissed for want of presocution December 22. 1933. and later refiled, was called in the Putnam Circuit court Monday morning. The plaintifr filed a motion to dismiss the defendant’s cross-complaint, which was overruled, and the giving of evidence was begun during the forenoon. The hearing of evidence closed be-

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fore noon, and the court round for the plaintiff, the insurance company, to the effect that the company is entitled to possession of the land in question. In the three suits of William Query of Cioverdale against the Pennsylvania railroad company, for damages, the defendant filed a general denial of the complaint. Query asks $25,000 damages for injuries received by himself when he drive into a Pennsylvania locomotive. $10,000 for the death of his wife, and $700 for the wrecking of his automobile. William E. Lydick has filed a partition suit naming Maggie F. Lydick as defendant, and on Monday the petition to sell the property on the grounds that it is undividablc was granted, and permission given to sell tho property.

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f d Previews Hint Reviews | | AT LOCAL THEATERS i 1* d Voncastle Bing Ciosby’s latest comedy, "Pennies From HeaVen,’’ is at the Voncastle theater tonight and Tuesday. Madge Evans plays the feminine lead while Fellows. Donald Meek, John Gallaudet and others plays prominent parts. Louis Armstrong and his swing band are also featured. Hit numbers include ’'Pennies From Heaven,” "So Do I,” “Let’s Call a Heart a Heart,'’ "One Two Button Your Shoe,’’ and "Skelton in tho Closet.”

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Ida Lupino, Donald Wools. Flint and Gordon Jones head In. of “Sea Devils,” which depict!■ citing lives le i by men of Uk" Guard service, and their far 1 the Chateau tonight and Tuadu' COMMISSIONER'S SAI.F OF ESTATE Notice is hereby given tluttf! tue of an order of the Putnan ouit Court of the State of Imfc_ the case of William E Lydicil -v- Maggie F. Lydick, Can* 15301. the undersigned CommL will offer for sale at private, the Fillmore State Bank Fit Indiana, at 10:00 o'clock A. I MONDAY. APRIL 12 and from day to day thereafter sold, the following described , estate in Putnam County, t, to-wit: The southeast quarter of northeast quarter of sett twenty-three (23), township teen (15) north, range three!, west, containing forty » more or less. The west half of the soutm quarter of the northwest f ter of section twenty-four township fifteen (15) *• range three (3) west, ing twenty acres, more or ■ .••II in Putnam County. ■” TERMS: At least one-op cosh and the rennining e„ six months from date of s» ( six i.er cent intep-t. secured| mortgage on said re* 1 *' 1 ’ , - chaser to have privilege o . all cash. OTT LYDICK. Oomna M. J. Murphy Att.V. ^