The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 May 1937 — Page 4
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CHATEAU Last Chance Tonight ian\ \mi Kipling I’ouifd KiioukIi Advputure for i it. uhole w 'ii id into This I |ii<' of Th<‘ •IiimkIp! “ELEPHANT BOY” Also: IIIsupv Color and News Friday and Saturday Your Kavoritp Trio Of Trouble Shooters The 3 Mesquiteers RIDIfiSoffiKi \lso: '! ( hapfiTs, !l and 10 of “The Mystery Squadron” Itoli Steele, Itiu Boy Williams and Mii kej Mouse Comedy KlimiKS — DON’T FOKGKT s \ 11 RDAY \ BOF GOOD IKt \( II FRIED POP ( ORN FREE.
Midnight Show Saturday Sunday Thru Thursday Coot Kree Cred and Joyous Ginger in their Kayisst, (11.oldest Show!
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KOOSTCKS NOT M l IM.O AKfCK HATCHING SI: \SON Most roosters have served their usefulness this year, and should be considered as boarders each day they are kept during the rest of the year. “It is estimated that an adult rooster will eat about one-fifth of a pound of feed daily,” states \V. I J . Albright, extension poultryman for Purdue University. As hot weather approaches, males lose weight and prices generally drop later in the season. All roosters should be sold now to save feed and to take advantage of present prices. Many poultrymen in the state re ceive a premium for their eggs by selling on a graded bases. Only infertile eggs are produced during the summer months and there is no loss from blood rings. Hlood rings develop very quickly in fertile eggs
fay -i* -I* 4 4* /?£ v HGACHDALE ■» {St •!• •!• •!• + •! •!• + *!• ■’* + *1* {5t Mr. and Mrs. Willis Flynn and daughter of Indianapolis spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hobbins. Miss Martha Jean Sands of Indianapolis spent the week end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Tobin of Anderson s[r’nt the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Smith and family. Mrs. Len L. Ware, who was bitten by her cat last week, is taking the Pasteur treatment at her home. Mrs. Myrta Buchannan is caring for her. Miss Maxine Worick of Frankfort spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mis. Walter Worick and son. Mrs. Harry Hoosier and daughter were business visitors in Crawfordsville Monday. Raymond Call of Dayton, Ohio spent the week end with his parents Mr. and Mrs Nathan Call. Mrs. Donald Cox and son of Greencastle accompanied by Mrs. Mattie Cline spent the week end with Mrs. Mabeile Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dickson of Indianapolis spent the week « , nd with the latters parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eads and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hanks of Bainbridge were also guests. Mrs. Mary Johnson is in Indianapolis helping care for her mother, Mrs. Boricker, Mrs. Boricker is suffering with a broken arm. Clarence Edwards of Laflayctte spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Perkins and family. Hobart Ryan of Anderson spent the week end here.
NOTICE OF MIMIMSTKATION Notice is here by given that the' undersigned has been appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam County. State of Indiana,! Administrator of the estate of Ida j H Millnian late of Putnam County, | deceased. F. S. Hamilton, Administrator. I May fi. 3037. Hornet C. Morrison. Clerk of the ! Putnam Circuit Court. 6-3t.
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE FA KM, LYING 2 1-2 MILKS NOKiniWEST OF EMINENCE, I NT)., on Thursday, May 27, 1937 AT 10:00 O'CLOCK A. M. FAPiM—C onsisting of 451/j acres more nr less, situated in Morgan and Putnam Counties. This Land lays along the west side of Eel Kivcr ditch, and is a real River B'dtoin Farm and is practically all till'd. This Farm will be sold for I-S cash, 1-3 in <> months and 1-3 in 9 inoutl h. I Pro jerty, in Eminence, Ind. | On *-une date we will sell Property in Souith Edge of Eminence, 1ml. This Prope-ly consists of 3 lots, has good 5 rooji house, small barn. Warm! house. Wood shed and other out < buildings. Als'i 3 other vacant lots all In one ■ large 'lot, a real place to build or for 1 Fillin t Station. This Property at Eminence, Ind., Will -e ^'dil I 'or < tsh Sai J Real Estate described above being tin* I’ropertj belonging lo .Mart.'ia A. W hitaker, deceased. George Whitaker, Admr. Geo. A. Allen, Attorney. W. N. Brown, Auctioneer. 19-20-21-24-25-51
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' u hi n they are expo ied to the h#al and one sure way to prevent this loss is lo remove the roosters and keep all young cockerels separated from the laying flock. M |{AITiOOK WEIGHS «8 POI M)S CLEVELAND (UP) Carl Smith, who likes scrapbooks, made one of j last year’s Great Lakes exposition Just completed, it weighs 6.! pounds, is almost too heavy to hold. KEVIV \i. SERY H ES Revival Services at the Bethel | Church, 10 miles northwest of Greencastle are increasing in interest. They will continue till after May .'SOth. Services each evening at 7:30. Sunday May 23rd. Sunday School at 10 A. M. Preaching at 11 and in the evening Rev. Zook will speak on “the signs j of the coming of the Lord.’ 1 Sunday, May 30th. plans are for j an all day meeting with basket dinneron the ground In the aft' i noon will give experiences in travel in Foreign Mission lands. All are cordially invited.
Hams. Rosemary Williams, P*ggy Ann Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Williams, Mildred Williams, Helen Williams, Flo Williams, Linda Lou Williams Mr. and Mrs. Jess Rumley and children, Harold Rumley, June Rumley, Robert Rumley, Wanda Rumley, and David Williams, all of Grecncastle; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crooks, Miss Mary Nail, David Nail Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Appier, Jean Pearl Appier ami Norman Paul Appier, all of Terre Haute; Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Carr, Mr. and Mrs. Orla Parker of Bloomington; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Crooks, James Edward Crooks, Marvella Mae Crooks. Mr. and Mrs.
Waldo Barton, Patricia Beverly Barton and Judith all of Anderson. + '9*I-+* + + +
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Luncheon Held For Bride-Elect Miss Margaret DcVore of Crawfordsville entertained at luncheon at the Columbia club in Indianapolis Wednesday in honor of Miss Miriam Clements, who is to be married Saturday night. May 29. to Kenneth W. Stilling of Winnetka, III. Covers were laid for the brideelect and her mother. Mrs. John A. Clements. Miss Margaret Kostanzer,
Society New* iContinued from Page Twin Local People Attend Birthday Dinner A large number of relatives and fiiinds gathered at the home of Mr. i and Mrs. J. W. Byrds at Nashville, j Sunday, May 16th. in honor of Mr. Byrds’ sixty-second birthday anni-1 \ ersary. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. j Er nie Williams, Uoyd Williams, Ruth Williams. Lucille Williams, Donald Williams Max Williams, Ray Wil- !
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Horace Link & Company The Store of Furniture
GRANADA "The Family Theatre”
Tonight — 15c Bal. 2 Big Features Feature No. 1 at 7:20 KIUAKDO CORTEZ GAIL PATRICK “HER HUSBAND LIES” —pin*— Feature No. 2 At 8:35 SHIRLEY TEMPLE in LITTLE MISS MARKER’
Tomorrow — 10c To All Saturday — 15c Bal.
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.IE1FI KSON MAIHAMM “Comic Artist's Horae Life’ Saturday Midnight (Sunday Monday • Tuesdi i Matinee Tuw. «5r>
Miss Kate Hall, Miss Rosemary O’Neall, Miss Frances filler, Mrs. Benjamin Ev/ins, Mrs. Paul L. Benedict ami Mr. L. E. DeVore of Crawfordsville, Mrs. C. C. Tucker of Grecncastle, and Mrs. John C. Barnhill of Indianapolis. Following the luncheon, Miss DeVore entertained her guests at a theater party. *f* *1* 4- + + Stair Federation of (Tubs To Hold Annual Convention Forty-cightth annual convention of the Indiana Federation of Clubs will be held May 25-26-27 in French I-iqk Springs Hotel at French Lick. The convention opens at 9 o’clock on May 25. This is designated at. State Day. A full and interesting program has been arranged for the three-day session. including the following special breakfasts, luncheons and dinners: May 25 12:00 Luncheon followed by the “Show Me” conservation tour at 1:30 through the southern Indiana hills taking about 3'/j hours. 6:00 State Day dinner, honoring Governor and Mrs. M. Clifford Townserpi and distinguished guests. “Indiana Our Beloved Commonwealth.” Gov. Townsend: “Our Program For Safety,” Mrs. Edward Hammrt: “Historic Indiana.” Ross Lockridge and Capt. J. p F. Hubbard; informal reception, by third District, honoring dirtinguished guests and state offi-
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