The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 April 1937 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, 0BEENCASTLE, INDIANA FRIDAY, APRIL 2, HK:7.

CHATEAU - Tonight & Saturday A Little Man Of Steel, Rough! Tough! Ready To Go!

DON’T FOKGET 2 CHAPTERS ' AND 8 OF THE “DEVIL HORSE” with Harry Carey. Frankie Darrow AESO MICKEV MOI SE AND DONAED DUCK

Kiddies Free Candy and Gifts—Saturday ’till 2 P. M.

OTHER TOW N OWNED 1*1 ANTS <)I T ON HABEAS CORI*t S WRIT

In addition to the water works system owned by the city ot Greencastle, there are two other munici-pally-owned utilities in Putnam county. Itoachdale owns its water system, and Bainbridge owns its light plant, but the taxes on these have been paid its they became due. The Koachdale water plant is assessed at $8.ri20 for taxing purposes, with a tax of $67.39. The Bainbridge electric plant 's valued at $2 r>00 on the tax duplicate, and on it the town pays $20.25 this year in taxes.

Menlo Williams, sent to the Indiana State Farm from Mitchell on an assault and battery charge, was released from the farm Friday by Judge C. C. Giililen, of the Putna.n Circuit Court. Williams, by his attorney, had filed a petition for release under the habeas corpus act, and his contention was not contestJ <>d in court, although Thomas Longfellow, assistant attorney-general of the state, was in court with the expecat ion of opposing Williams’ release.

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OLD MOHAWK TONIC is a body builder, it is readily absorbed into the system where it begins work by aiding the stomacn. Liver and Intestines to perform their duties thoroughly. Within 12 hours it will drive poisons from your system as black as ink. Try it for Indigestion. Biliousness, Constipation. Rheumatism, or any other form of stomach disorder. Limit 3 to a custimer. Mullins Drug Store

12 DIE IN COLLISION

LONDON, April 2. • (UP)— Twelve persons were estimated killed today and 30 injured in a collision of electric passenger trains near Victoria station in central London.

Larly Fads Of Putnam ('oiinty Ait Of In truest To Present Aire

(From the Files of The Banner 1893) “One of the most successful of the season's social entertainments was the reception given Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Thomas Abrams at her cozy homo on west Poplar street. One hundred and fifty guests were receive I. Mrs. Abrams was charmingly assisted by the following ladies: In the parlor: Mrs. D. W. Riggs. Mrs. K. D. Elder of Brazil. Mrs. J. T. Allen of Bainbridge, Mrs. A. M. Morris ami Mrs. Alex Lockridge: in the dining loom. Mrs. H. S. Renick, Miss Nell • Hammond, Miss Emma Bickncll, Miss Bessie Grooms; in the back parlor at the chbcolate tables: Mis. George W. Black. Mrs. S. A. Hays, Mrs. Charles Meltzer, Miss Jennie Black. Mrs. E. C. Wilder of Brazil” “ WIm ‘ does a man buy when he buys a farm? This question has

often been asked but not satisfactorily determined. From the latest decisions on the subject it is plain he buys the ground, of course: and all the buildings erected on it. whether they are mentioned or not. He also buys all the fences but not materia' once used, then taken down and laid aside, nor materials purchased for a new fence, unless they are specifically mentioned. He also buys all ad luncts necessary for the farm except Implements and machiney: for instance. if there is a pile of bean poles cut and once used for the purpose, they go with I he farm but if cut and never used, they are the seller’s property unless specified as sold. Standing trees which have fallen down or been blown down go with the ground hut if cut doArn and made into cordwood. they become personal property and to go with the land must he specifically mentioned in the sale.”

!• 4 Previews and Reviews I AT LOCAL THEATERS I 1- 4

Granada

In his current vehicle. Harold Bell Wright’s thrilling story of the New West, “Secret Valley,” playing tonight and Saturday. Arlen once more presides at the bedut of a new leading lady, featuring opposite the handsome hero ic Virginia Grey, formerly a “stand in" for whom the outdoor action drama provides an unusual “break” for her first leading role. “Jungle Jim” new serial startng Saturday featuring Grant Withers with Betty Jane Dhodes plays the faminine lead as Joan, the Lion Godless. who, raised in the jungle, has an uncanny power to control lions. She falls heir to a huge fortune in America and two safaris start in to the jungle to find her. One is led by Jungle Jim who wants to help her claim her inheritance. The other is headed by three villians who want to slay the girl so that they can have the money for themselves.

Voncast lo Advance reports as “You Like It.” as one of the greatest entertainments ever filmed. There is hilarious laughter at the esepades of Miss Bergner as Rosalind, tender romance in the love of Rosalind and Orlando, excitement and thrills in the duels, jousts and combats with which the picture abounds, splendor in the lavish court scenes, and wild mirth and merriment at the drollery of those clowning companions, Touchstone and Jaques. Chateau Natural ability to ride well brought the first screen role to Joan Barclay, Bob Steele’s leading lady in “The Trusted Outlaw,” a fast-pac-ed Republic Western release now at

1 the Chateau Theatre tonight and j Saturday. Frank Ball. Charlie King, 1 Earl Dwire and Bud Buster head the strong cast of cowboys, with Lois January as an added attraction. APPLE SCAB CONTROL A study of scab infested leaves indicates that a fairly heavy discharge of apple scab spores will occur with the first rain following March 25 in Orchards in Putnam County was announced by County agricultural Agent Guy T . Harris The orchard should be protected by spray by the third day the rain begins. Maintain protection by spraying once a week during rainy weather from above date until seven days after petal falls using at least 1-2 gallon for each year in age of tree at each application. It is unnecessary to spray for scab control before delayed dominant stage of hud development. — LEWIS IS WARNED TO STAY OCT OF C ANADA MONTREAL. April 2- 'Canadian Press.) — Crown Prosecutor Oscar Gagnon declare. I yesterday John L Lewis, head of the Committee for Industrial Organization, ’’faces arrest” if he "brings his American labor tactics into Montreal.” His declaration followed announcement that a Montreal unit of the C. I. O. had been formed. “Neither he nor his organizers will act in Montreal as they iravc elsewhere,” Gagnon said. “If one move is made to break any Canadian law, especially with reference to intimidation or restraint of trade. Lewis ot anyone else will be taken into

custody.”

BRICK CHAPEL M. E. C HI RCH Charles D. Schwartz, pastor. The Oxford Fellowship Gospel team from DePauw University will conduct the morning Worship, Sunday, April 4. We expect this to he a very worthwhile service. At noon there will be a fellowship dinner in the church for all members and friends. Bring something for the dinner and plan to stay and cat with us. Following trie dinner there will be community singing. Let us all unite in making this a big day | at Brick Chapel EXEMPTIONS Ml NT BE FILED SOON Attention is being called to the matter of mortgage exemptions. Persons entitled thereto are cautioned to be careful in filing their exemption claims. The law on this point says: “Any person desiring to avail himself or her self of the prvisions of the mortgage exemption act shall, between the first Monday of March and the first Monday of May in each year file with tlm auditor of the county in which the real estate is located a sworn statement of the amount of such mortgage indebtedness existing on the first day of Marca of that year, giving the name and residence

of the mortgage, also the nante and residence of the assignee or bona fide owner or holder of said mortgage, if known, and if not,known said person shall state that fact aid also the record and page where such mortgage of the real estate upon which such incumbrance exists.”

OBITUARY Clay Eugene Truesdale. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Truesdale was born March 10. 1933. He was 3 years 10 months and 26 days. His death took place 1:40 Friday morning. Feb. 5, 1937. He leaves to mourn his death the parents. 2 brothers and one sister, Harold Junior, Rowland Lee, Elizabeth Ann Truesdale, all at home, and grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Gentry of Greencastle and Mr. and Mrs. James Truesdale of Eminence, Ind., several uncles and aunts and lots of other relatives and host of friends. Peacefully sleeping resting at last, The world’s weary troubles and trials are past, In silence he suffered, in patience he bore. Till God called him home to suffer no more.

C ARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our Friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during the death of our darling son and brother. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Truesdale and Family.

Quizzed in Swindle

Taken Into custody at Marion, Ind., Warren T. Marr, 46, who represented himself as a Michigan millionaire, was held for questioning in connection with a $100,000 swindle of Indiana residents. Federal authorities, wbc said Marr was wanted in California also, said that he had posed as an insurance broker and obtained utility securities in trade for insurance certificates

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SPECIAL GROUP DERESSES ON SALE SATURDAY AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE For Saturday w:- arc offering a special lot of dresses just 17 in the group. They are of the best materials most of them are long sleeve styles. They are numbers that formerly sold at $10 95 and 16.75. Siy.es to 11, Fur a quick clearance we are offering them at clioicu

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V0NCASTLE “Where The Crowds Go”

Tonight and Saturday MATINEE SATURDAY 2 F. M. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES! Adults 25c — Children 10c

ONE OF THE GREATEST ACTRESSES OF OUR TIME IN THE GAYEST ROMANCE OF ALL TIME!

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•gj, 4* *h 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 $8} 4 CLINTON FALLS 4 f Mr*. Etna Staggs 4 pr 4 + 44 4 44 + 4*l44<3| Mrs. Stella Crcxlian and Mrs. Joo Wright spent one day last week with C. E. Goddard and wife. Miss Irene Sample and Catherine Smith spent Sunday with Bettie Chadd. Rev. L. P. Sample and George Pierce and wife were Sunday dinner guests of Elbert Bettis and wife C. O. Miller and wife called on John Bee and wife one day last week. Elbert Bettis has sold his property to Mr Johnson and he purchase! 1 the J. K. McCurry property. F oyd Goddard Is moving to the property of Mrs. Liillian Smith. Arthur Jones and family of Indianapolis spent Haste visiting rulatives and friends in this vicinity. Mrs. Lena Shonkwller spent the week end with home folks. A large crowd attended the Eas ter program at Bethel M. E. church Sunday evening. Douglas Alexander, wife and daughter, Mary Joyce, called on Mrs George Pierce Tuesday afternoon. George Pierce and wife, Mrs. John

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Burk. Claud.- Ow.-n and Mar.' Hinson called on James Burks Ij ly Saturday evening. Dora Hue. Daniel and Thomas spent Sunday wltl1 ‘n grandmother. Mrs. Abner SiflerJ Mr.-. Serena Burk and son sfj Tuesday with Mrs. Cora Wells Mrs. M.uy Ann Stiles spent) lay afternoon with "Mrs N* Bamunt.

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BABY BEEF ROAST 15 - 17>c Lb. PURE PORK Sausage ib. m c HUNKFURTS 2 Lbs. 25c

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