The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 April 1937 — Page 2
Saturday Ls Bargain Day In Greencastle
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BARGAIN DAY-SATURDAY, APR. 24th
WITH THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS I’AHTK'llWTlXG
A. & P. Food Store Allan Lumber Co. Browning Hardware Co. Coca Cola Bottling Co. J. F. Cannon Co. Dobbs lire & Battery Service Eitel Floral Co. See These Special
Fleenor’s Drug Store High Point Oil Co. Handy’s Sanitary Dairy Sam Hanna's Book Store King, Morrison, Foster Co. Kroger Grocery Co. L. & H. Chevrolet Sales, Inc.
Horace Link & Co. Merit Shoe Store Metzger Lumber Co. Miller Grain Co. Mullins Drug Store G. C. Murphy Co. Moore Fleetrir J. C. Penney Co.
J. H. Pitchford S. C. Prevo, Co. ISiilis Feed Store Reeves Electric R. & S. Boot Shop Ben Riley Print Shop Quality Meat Market Schoenman’s Jewelry Store
Bargains Listed in Today's Banner for Saturday's Selling Only
Interested personal attention marks every phase of Shannon Service. Courtesy, kindness, and desire to be helpful to each
patron are qualities which were so noticeable in the sendees of the late J. E. McCurry—qualities which have been inherited in full measure by his successor.
SHANNON
Mrs. Laura Masten of Coaloaville was a week end guest of her sister. Mrs. Ott Norwood. Mrs. George Hurst and Miss Gertie Stringer spent Saturday aftemoon in Greencastle. Mrs. Walter Horn and Miss Clara Mabb visited Mrs. Floris McCammack Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duncan spent Saturday in Indianapolis. Mrs 1{. P. A lire visited in Clovcrdalo Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Edgar Hurst spent Saturday in Greencastle. Mrs. N. D. Wallace and daughter Rilla Agnes spent Thursday with Mrs. Clarence Masten near Aino. Noble Wallace and family spent I the week end with their parents near Amo and Coatesvlllc.
with a dinner Sunday at the Lincoln restaurant the following guests: Mrs. Florence Hymer of Wilmington, Del., Mr. and Mrs. Alva Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Allen ami Mr. and Mrs. Earl O'Hair.
LONG BRANCH
Osn Marshall
t'n-cd Expert Tin Gutter STANFORD UNIVKIUHTY, Cal. (UP' — Patricia Bosqui. freshman co-ed, is earning her way through college with tin. Since childhood, she has cut table decorations, football stickers and what-nots from tin and she now makes it pay.
veoled 'that aitthqugh risen since the crisis
wages have ij on3 0 f workers receive only a few m 1931, mil- cents a day more.
FUNERAL HOME Successor to J E. McCurry
5 East Poplar GREENCASTLE
Phone 476
the Sunshine club at her home Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Vennard Smith spent the day Friday in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hurst spent Sunday afternoon with Harvey Smith and wife. Mr. and Clarence Meftcumaek and family spent Sunday with Misses Nannie and Estel McCammaclt.
Irf. •!* *T* -I* •!- BRICK CHAPEL d* r'\ -!• -!• + + + ;•) J. R. South is on the sick list. Mark Woodworth and wife visited their von Samuel in Indianapolis last Tuesday. Francis Lane has been confined to his home with the flu. Several from this locality attended the senior class play at Bainbridge gym last Friday night. Miss Lelia Boyd of Greencastle visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B. Rutter. Rev. Swarty spent Sunday at the home of Wm. O’Hair and wife. Mrs C K. Priest and children called on Mrs. Laurel Thomas Monday afternoon. Mi's Revn O’Hair, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Artie O’Hair underwent an operation at the county hospital Saturday morning. Mark Woodworth and wife took supper at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. John Wysong bust Wednesday evening. The Oxford Fellowship Gospel team of DePauw enjoyed a steak roast in the kitchen of the Brick Chapel church last Wednesday evening after which Rev. R. T. Bock of the Greencastle Christian church preached to them. Mae Woodworth and Bessie Priest called on Mrs. Marion Farrow, who is ill, last Thursday morning. Mrs. Dessie Thomas entertained
Elder Thad Hutson went from his appointment at Long Branch to Washington, Ind., to visit his daughte.\ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lane are moving In with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Johnson. Mrs. Fred Johns returned home from the county hospital last Friday much improved. Claude Cantonwine and family drove to Terre Haute Sunday afternoon to visit his uncle, Hugo Mann, who is seriously sick, he has dropsy. Farmers are very busy sewing oats and getting the ground ready for corn planting. Allen Bain and Frank Johnson have purchased a grocery store in Cloverdale and will move there in the near future. Mrs. Edmon Marshall surprised iter family by coming home Sunday afternoon. She was taken to the county hospital February 2.’!. She is somewhat improved. Robert Dillinger and family of Indianapolis attended the worship at Long Branch Sunday morning then spent the afternoon with his brother, Carey and family of Brunerstown. Morris Evens who is attending school at Purdue visited his mother Sunday.
Judge Approves Whipping AUBURN, Ind. (UP) An assault and battery charge, brought against a local teacher by the parents of a hoy he had strapped, was dismissed by Judge William P. Endieott, who declared: "I am in favor of punishing children in school, and if there were more of it 1 would have less trouble in court.”
PALESTINE Mrs- Henry Osborn
^ + + + + + + + + + Mr. and Mrs. Max Smith and chil-
dren called on Card Summers Thursday aftemoon. Mr. and Mrs. Haynes spent Sunday with Mrs. Jesse Ader south of Groveland. Mrs. Fred Beck spent Wednesday with Mrs. Clarence Beck. Mr. and Mrs. Card Summers spent Sunday with Max Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Woodall have moved to a farm south of Bainbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Simpson called Max Smith Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Michel and Miss Beulahbel Smith spent Sunday with Mrs. M. E. Smith.
MONUMENTS
Of Beauty and Durability. Plan Now For Future Needs.
Silent Iliinte r N Jailed OROVILLE, Cal. <UPi It only took one pheasant to send three men to jail here. The pheasant had tu rn illegally killed. It was in the possession of three hunters. Each refused to tei'l which one had killed i' So the judge executed a Solomon like decision and sent all to jail.
Ave r age Wage Low i]) Britain IXINDON <UP> The average weekly wage of nearly 2,00.000 British factory workers is $10 75 census compiled by the Ministry of Labor show's. The inquiry also re-
BARGAIN DAY SPECIALS Saturday April 24
Wl STINbllOI’SE U TOMVUt STREAMLINE IRON
SAT1 l{|>\\ ONLV—IRON AND (i I.INI.N TEA TOWELS for
$8.95 $8.95
HASSOCKS, $1.95 and $1.50 A allies
HASSOCKS, $1.50 \ allies
LAW N AND PORCH CHAIRS, $5.95 Value Saturday Only
$2.95 $1.00 $3.95
One 23 Piece Set of Fiesta Ware, $8.75 and $10.75 values <viven FREE with every refrigerator sold Saturday.
MOORE ELECTRIC
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F. C. YEAGER 17 E. Walnut
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Saturday
Special PLASC0! Ready Mixed
White Paint
I'illshnrgli
Paint
Company’s
Covers 2 Coats 300 sq. ft. per gallon Formula On The Can
As good as any paint on the market
PROSPERITY FOLLOWS THE PAINT BRUSH
Metzger Lumber Company