The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 June 1937 — Page 4
Saturday is Bargain i^ay in Greencastie
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CANNON’S Soecial For Greencastie k Bargain Day. June 26 Pajamas-Pajamas >2.00 Quality For $1.35 Each >2.50 Quality For $1.65 E^ch 83.00 Quality P^or $1.95 Each With prices of this kind of merchandise advancing, this truly is a wonderful bargain. EX-SPECIAL Close Oul Ladies and Childrens Swim Suits Choice $1.00 Ladies if you are thinking of going swiming this summer don’t miss this bargain. AT CANNON’S
THE DAILY BANNER Herald Consolidated “It Wave* For All” Entered tn tUe poatofflo* at Qreeneautle, Indiana, ai second claaa mall matter under act of March 8, 1878. Subscription price, 10 cents per week; 13.00 per year by mall In Putnam County; $3.50 to $5.00 per year by mail outside Putnam County.
(Mien Ylap Course For Parsons Case
DF.A DM \F. NKT BY MISSING WOMAN’S IM SBAND WF.DN F.SDAY
STONY BROOK, N. Y., June 23— (UP) While rumors and denials < ntinued to circulate today about ‘•break"’’ in the disappearance of Alts Alice McDoncll Parsons, feder- :.! •■•rits mapped out a course of ;r tion !<>r tomorrow alter the deadline • et by the missing woman’s husband. 1 expect or Earl V. Vonnelly of the 1 dnei Bureau of Investigation so l | the latest report last night at a pr< as conference. Rumors had clrculatid tliat a woman’s coat with bull't holes in it had been found near here. Questioned nlxiuth the coat, said to hive been found In a corn field nhf'i;' mile from the Parsons North She- (juab farm. Connelly said: ‘•It is not Mrs. Parsons’ coat and thci ■ are no bullet holes in it.” The deadline for the kidnapers to commun’cate with William H. Parson' expires tomorrow at noon. Then,
Parsons has said, he will remove all restrictions from police and federal agents. Connelly said his course had been planned but that ‘‘naturally we are not going to disclose it.’’ He added, however, that his first step would be the questioning of all members af the Parsons family.
WORKERS RETURN TODAY . TO PI.ANT IN NEWCASTLE NEWCASTLE, Ind. June 23 <UP>
—The full force of employes at the j
Perfect Circle Piston Ring company plant returned to work today after agreement between the company and the United Automobile Workers union over the wage provisions in a
union contract.
Employes receive a wage increase of 6 Vi cents an hour with a minimum of 50 cents an hour and a five cent increase with a 25 cent bonus for night workmen. The 40 hour week and time and a half pay for overtime previously established will be con-
tinued.
The union has been recognized by the company as the sole collective bargaining agent for the employes.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS Judge C. C. Gillen is in Spencer again today, acting as special Judge in the Owen county court. Miss Josephine Stultz, of Bainbridge, is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Pierce, east Walnut street, this
city.
The Brick Chapel Ladies Aid of the M. E. Church will hold their June meeting Thursday, at the home of Mrs. Chris Knauer, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Huffman lefttoday for Tulsa, Okla., where they will attend the wedding of their granddaughter on Sunday, June 27th. Mrs. Heubert Innis of Rushville and Mrs. Robert Morrison of Shelbyville have returned to their homes after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cannon, Northwood. Miss Violet Long, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Long, who recently moved to Warren county from this city, has been awarded a scholarship to Indiana University. While skating on south Vine street Tuesday evening, Lealian Smith, age 7 years, fell and suffered a fractured arm. She was taken to the county hospital for treatment. Mrs. John E. DeLong, chaperon of the Delta Zeta sorority sailed today from New York on the S. S. Queen Mary for a tour of Europe. She will return to Greencastie about the mid-
dle of August.
Harry Ragsdale, city fireman, has about recovered from the injury of his foot, received when he stepped on n rmtt-nt-tfw Eiteljorge fire several ■ days ago. The wound was sore for a time, but no infection occurred.
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SOCIETY ES-
Your wash pants should be sent to Home Laundry & Cleaners 23-lt
FILLMORE I. O. O. F. NOTICE
There will be a meeting of Fillmore I. O. O. F. lodge No. 798 this even tap!. Degree work will be given. A. If Tftmier. Noble Grand, has urged all members to be present.
FOR SALE: Seed potatoes, Rural) New York Finley Cope, Greencastie, i R- 4. 23-25-2p j
1 HERE’S A REAL BARGAIN DAY 1
SPECIAL FOR YOU
ONLY 39
\\ oinan Guarded In Jail Cell At Peru
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE FOLLOWING HUSBAND’S DEATH BY STABBING
Scout Pattern Summer Work Shoes—Good, Sturdy Shoes. (BARGAIN DAY only;
MERIT SHOES
12 West Washington Street.
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Bretons! Bumper Brims! Peach Baskets! Straws! Felts Stop hunting for a hat—You’ll find It In a jiffy at thiH big Hale! Charming big briniH for dnnsN—breezy liltie toppeni for H|M>rtH. FOR VACATION Pack up and leave—Vacation time in here—But before you go, get a nmart Miami Cloth milt. Cotton voik-H and nwisnes are Indeupeniiable on trip or at home.
PERU, Ind., June 23.— (UP)— Authorities maintained a close watch gi i over the jail cell of Mrs. Evelyn Sj James Mead, charged with stabbing j|j | her husband to death with an eight(h) inch butcher knife today after the 23-year-old prisoner was discovered in an apparent suicide attempt. Sheriff Robert A. Tillrtt thwarted the alleged suicide effort when he discovered the woman tying together strips of cloth tom from a blanket
in her cell.
Meanwhile, the young woman steadfastly maintained that she knifed Charles Nead, 25, to death in self defense after he had beaten her. She said the dispute arose as result of a quarrel with her husband in a
tavern.
Authorities revealed today that last February Nead filed suit for ani| nulment of his marriage. He chargEjied his wife was already married to Elmer James, now serving a robbery ^ term in the Illinois penitentiary. Need, a woodworker, is a former j resident of Evansville, and Mrs Nead , resided at Ricknell, the home of hr r I parents.
Couple Honored At shower Tuesday
Mrs. John Oneal. assisted by Mrs. Raymond Oneal, entertained thirty guests at a kitchen shower Tuesday evening at the home of the latter in honor of Mr. and Mrs. David L. Scroggins Jr. Mrs. Scroggins before her recent marriage was Miss Lorraine Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davis. The entertainment consisted of contests. Prizes were won by Mrs. Carl Newman and Mrs. Harold Pursed and Mr. Newman. During the evening the bride was
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New 13 plate battery, guaranteed 5 month $3 90 exchange. Get our prices on Lee tires before you buy. Scott's Franklin .Street Garage. Phone 68. 22 ‘ tf
LOST -About June 1, red chow male dog, 3 years old name Toy, $5 reward for information, Claud Bowen Keelsville or call Lincoln 9992, Indianapolis. 18-6p
Covered Wagon Trailers for sale,
presented with a beautiful bouquet unpriced right. 527 Anderson St.
FOR SALE: One span 9 year old pj gray mares, weighing 3200 lbs., [|j matched team; one gray horse 1600 Ej lbs., smooth mouth, one 12 year old [?l bay mare, weighing 1300 lbs.; one g yearling large size mule; one shortj!) horn cow; one yearling heifer. Waiter
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$1.98 $2.98 The Ladies Shoppee
Alamo Bldg.
Phone 801-X
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FOR SALE 1934 Buick Victoria Coupe I-ooks Good, Runs Good— It Is Good. HESS GARAGE Phone 11 24-Hour Service
roses, pinned to each rose was a rhyme announcing where the gift was to be found. The many beautiful gifts had previously been hidden in various places about the house. Refreshments of ice-cream and cake were served. 4.4.d«4.4. + <)>4’ B. Y. P. U. To Meet Tonight The annual business meeting of the B. Y. P. U. of the First Baptist church will be combined with a social to be held Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. anil Mrs. Clayton Cash. All members and friends please meet at the church at 7:15 o’clock. Bridegroom At Smith Bend Was A Del’auw Student Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Alice Louise Francis, second daughter of the Rev. G. E. Francis of South Bend, Ind., formerly of Terre Haute, to Harry Wahlterhous, also of South Rend. The wedding took place Feb. 17 with, The Rev. Mr. Francis officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Wahlterhous are making their home in South Bend. Mrs. Wahlterhous attended DePauw university and Indiana university. Mr. Wahlterhous also attended Indiana university and is now associated with one of the newspapers in South Bend. Wilma Myers Bride Of Roy Rumley Miss Wilma F. Myers, daughter of Mrs. Arthur G. Myers and Roy Rumley, son of J. C. Rumley, both of this city, were united in marriage Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock at the Presbyterian Manse with the Rev. V. L. Raphael, officiating. They were accompanied by Miss Otha Zimmerman and Miss Elizabeth
Myers.
•!••!• + + + Tri Kappa To Meet With Mm. Wiseman Tri Kappa sorority will meet at the home of Mrs. V. Knrle Wiseman, Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock. •9 + Cro-Tat-Em To Meet With Aim. Knauer The Cro-Tat-Em Club will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock at home of Mrs. Rosie Knauer with Mrs. Sylvia Shannon assisting hostess. Section IV Will Entertain Women’s Union, Friday Section IV. of the First Christian church will be hostess to the Women’s Union, Friday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock in the church parlors. A fine program has been arranged. There will be an election of officers. The nominating committee is composed of Mrs. Paul Heaney, chairman; Mrs. R. L. Pierce, Mrs. L. W. Hudiin, and Mrs. Harry Talbott. A latge attendance is desired.
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Delta Theta Tail To Ayet Thursday
Delta Theta Tau will meet Thursday evening at 6:30 o’clock for a pitch-in dinner with Mrs. Lois Arnold. Members bring a covered dish
and table service.
LANHAM DIVORCE Thomas Lanham, of Greencastie, route 3, is plaintiff for divorce from Garnet Lanham. In his complaint he states they were married June 23, 1931, and separated May 12, 1937, on which date she left a note for him, so the complaint alleges stating she was “through" and telling him to get a divorce. Tho complaint mentions extravagant purchases, driving their automobile a thousand miles every two weeks, absence from home five or six days a week, being gone for hours and refusing to inform him of reasons for such absences. Wilbur S. Donner is attorney for
th; plaintiff.
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t'OR SALE One 1934 Ford V-9 truck, new motor, a real bargain. Several ctlmr good used trucks. Walter S. Campbell. 21-23-26 3t
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CIRCUIT COURT NOTES Charles P. Broadstreet has filed a cross complaint in connection with the suit against him, as bondsman for Allen Wayne Broadstreet and James Martin Broadstreet as guardians, in which cross complaint he states he executed the bond for his cc-defendants as surety for them and that he received no consideration nor benefit for doing so. Wherefore, he arks that any execution order that | may be issued shall be against property of his co-defendants first before resorting to his property. The cross complaint is filed by his attorneys, James & Allee.
New 39-Plate Battery, $3.95 extiange. Free installation. Dobbs Tire Si Battery Service. Phone 739. M-W-F-tf
FOR SALE, TRADE OR RENT One 32x54 Huber thrasher, one used 12ft. motor Oliver combine, one 27x41 Aullman and Taylor thrasher. Will let out on shares to some one to pull and operate same, 1-2 each. Walter S. Campbell . 21-23-26-31
FOR SALE: One 1936 Ford V-8 sedan only 8000 miles on it. The John Cherry Ford. Will sell cheap, good as new. Walter S. Campbell. 21-23-21.
FOR SALE: One pickup hay press, Will make more money than any aU)pr tool, takes two men to operate it bales 30-40 tons per day. Can contract you now 200 acres to bale. See me for more information. Waiter S. Campbell. 21-23-26-3t.
FOR SALE: One 1936 Ford Panel, new motor; one extra good 1935 International panel truck. Walter S. Campbell. 21-23-2t.
WANTED to buy shoats. Harvey, Plainfield, Indiana.
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FOR SALE: A com cultivator in good condition, ^5 00 also four large round heavily, tfipied, iron tanks, suitable for grain storage, $2.50 each. R. W. Baldwin, R. No. 4, Greencastie, Ind. 23-lp
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WANTED: Any kind of dead stock. Call 278, Greencastie or New Maysvdle. Charges paid. John Wachtel Co. eod.
WANTED FARM: Large enough for two men. Will furnish 1-3 of cows and feed. Good reference. Frank Scars,
WANTiSO- -Three room apartment, Address Box Y, Banner. 23-lp
WANTED: Iron, rags, metals. Bert Wood, 517 Sycamore Street, Telephone 756-Y. 23-25-2p WANTED TO BUY: 4 or 5 room modern or semi-modem house in Greencastie. Will pay cash. Address Box W. B., Banner Office. 21-3p.
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WANTED—Job by girl, age 18, clerking, office or housework. Cad 803-K. 22-?p —Mifrcellan eon ?»— NOTICE Electrical refrigerator and repair work by expert machinist. Prices reasonable. Work guaranteed. Lester Wells. Phono 139-K, Reeves Electric Co., N. Side Square. 16-tf.
I am taking advance orders for raspberries, get your order in before they are all sold. Carl Moore, Phone Rural 18-3. 21-23-26-3t
Cataract Falls—Square and round dancing every Saturday night, good music by the Bloomington Panthers. Public invited. 23-3p
The Co-Ed Beauty Shoppe will be open this summer. Phone 592. 23-2t
BRING your horse shoeing and plow sharpening to Pfieffenberg. opposite First Ward School. 23-lp.
WANTED BROOD MARES—’ in town come and see my r 1™ sorrel stallion, white mane L Season $15.00 at bam, on f am test out for only $3.00 extra, c bell Horse Barn. INDIANAPOLIS LIYEST Hog receipts 3,500. HoldoveJ Market 10c higher. Sows stri mostly 10c higher, bulk $9,sj.J top $10.60. 160-180 lbs., $11.75 200 lbs.,- $11.80; 200-210 lbs., i'' 210-225 lbs., $1190; 225-2M $11.85; 235-250 lbs., $11 SO lbs.. $11.75; 260-275 lbs., $i|,;o ; j 500 lbs., $11.65; 300-325 lb*, j' 325-350 lbs., $11.25; .:50-(00 $11.15; 155-160 lbs.. $11.10; ibs., $10.85: 140-150 lbs., $i060j 140 lbs., $10.35; 120-130 lbs. J, 110-120 lbs., $9.85; 100-110 Its, Cattle 1.500. Calves SOU steers strong to 25c higher. H( nt rong. Cows sternly. Bulk] steers $11.50-$13.25, top $1375.1 head heifers $12.00. Cutter $4.00-$5.75. Beef cows $g(KM Sausage bulls $7.00 down. V' 50c higher, good to choice $10.00. Sheep 700. Spring Iambs rb 25e lower. Good to choice $ $11.25. Slaughter ewes steadi $3 00 down.
FOR SALE: Extracted honey of fine quality, 5 lbs. 65c. R. W. Baldwin ftrcmwwttorTndT R. No. 4. 23-lp Saturday Specials: “Sure Best’’ Kansas Hard Wheat Flour, 24 lbs. 85c. Hydrate Lime 50 lbs., 35c. Pilot Oyster Shells, 100 lbs. 66c. Miller Grain Company 23-25-2t
Millinery Specials For Bargain Day $1.00 Val,ue.s Foxm.exbL-.Up -To $7.95—Pastel Felts and Dark Straws.
FOR SALE: Five! semi-modem house. | Street.
ind seven room inquire 502 Elm 23-lp.
SPECIAL LOT OF HATS
59c
Dark Color# Only
FOR SALE: Frying chickens, dressed or on foot. Mrs. Russell L. Scobce. Greencastie. R. 3. Phone Rrick Chapel. 23-July l-2p.
FOR SALE: Tan Axminister rug, 8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet 6 inches, $2:50. Furniture Exchange, East Side Square. Phone 170-L. 23-lp.
$2.00 Blouses—Special SI 39 Women’s Slacks S100
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FOR SALE: Two extra good '29 Chevrolet sedans, choice, price $130 eich; one!935 Chevrolet 4-door sedan. Will sell cheap this week. Walter Campbell. 23-26-2t.
FOR SALE: One good four wheel trailer, with stock rack. Noble Allee. Greencastie, R. 2. 23-2p FOR SALE: Sow and nine shoats. First house west Clinton Center Scnool house. Gilbert Chadd. 22-3p.
LOOK FOR RED TAG 'SALE — Starts Juno 26 to July 3.
FOR SALE: Cabinet radio. Fine tone. Cheap for cash. 611 E. Walnut st - 22-2p.
8 Tube All-Wave
FOR SALE: Gooseberries, all ready picked, 35c per gal. Lizzie Buis, Commercial Place. 22-2p.
Complete with Battery
$68.95
-For Rent-
PASTURE FOR RENT—Have two good pastures to rent, cattle or horses by month. See me. Walter S. CamPbeH. 21-23-26-3t
Genuine “Bronson” Level-Wind Reel
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FOR RENT Desirable downstairs bedroom with private entrance 612 E. Seminary street. 21-tf. Campbell Apartment, very desirable, lower floor. Pleasant summer and winter. Available now. Phone 1 4l-Y. 22-tf.
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Jointless Chrome-Steel Casting Rod
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HorKteome! Compact^
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Good Penn 100'3 Pure Oil Half the price «f oil’* of similar quaiitj-
FOR RENT: Sleeping rooms, one with twin beds and one with double bed. Three blocks from square. 7 Spring avenue. Phone 727-LX. 22-2ts.
^ Solid cork grip. Offset reel seat.
Screw rin^ lock, Ayatiru
Quart .. Gallon . 2 Gallon
FOR RENT: Furnished rooms. ! Mrs. J. H. Pitchford, 401 E. Frank-it lin Street. 21-3t' r
FOR RENT: Desirable two room apartment. Modem. Call 495-L. . 23-2t.
FOR RENT: Six room modem apartment corner Seminary and Indiana Streets. Ferd Lucas. 23-3t.
Kuides anil" tip $1.24
Long Run Pure Motor Oil—Wax Free—Penetrating
Tough. — S. A. E. 50—Quart 12c — Gallon 2 Gallon .. 88c — 5 Gallon S. A. E. 30-40—Quart 11c — Gallon ....•••• 2 Gallons ... 80c — 5 Gallons Western Auto Associate
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