The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 August 1937 — Page 2
TEE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIA:;A, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1937.
MR. HOG FEEDER! Why pay S4 to S7 more per bag- to agents for MINERALIZED YEAST (TLTI RE? V«ik us about Corn kin* Minrraliaed ( iilturr. Thcrf Is none better. \et through our tow cost sellhig iix tloxl tlie |>rl<-e k murh iov»f»r fha,. x-niih.r ouiturtoH «olrl through agents and <*an\assers There is a t>lace for this nrodurt io the program of some fia^ders. Howwer, under nearh all conditions your grain or llonilnt feed balanetd wilh MUIerS iOo Hog Mipplement will Ite the most ceonomkal ration. Let Us Hein You With Your Feed Problems. Miller Crain Company
THE DAILY BANNER
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
Gilbert Reeves of Louisville. Ky., has come to spend his two weeks’ vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O L Reeves. He is employed by the General Outdoor Advertising company of Louisville. Mrs. Elizabeth Sweet. Poplar street, who suffered painful injuries several days ago when she fell down a flight of stairs, is reported slightly improved at the Putnam county hos-
pital.
The annual Crawley Reunion will in? held on Sunday. August 8. at the Cecil Shuey home, two and one-half miles south of Greencastle on the I cemetery road. All relatives and
friends are invited.
The Sulphur Springs reunion of i Marion township will be held Sunj lay. Aug. 8th at the Coatesville Harlan Grove. All pupils, teachers and | friends are urged to come and spend
the day.
Miss Julette Elmore of Mt Meridian spent Thursday night with Mrs
Effie Alice. S. Locust street.
Miss Minnie Mae Bartley has re turned home from Corpus Christie Texas where she visited Mr. and Mrs. Andy Henderson at their sum mer home on the gulf. Miss Bartle> also attended the Dallas exposition. Miss Florence Earrle of (Brazil sister, Mias Alice Earrle. of Madison Wis , both formerly of this city, hav* returned to the home of the forme: in Brazil from a trip through thEast. They visited New York Phila delphia. and other cities of interest stopping at Niagara Falls and tht
Great Lakes exposition.
The fourth annual reunion of the Frazier and Cox families which wa. first announced tc have been held a\ the Tracy Cox cabin on Big Walnut creek on the Greenoastle-Fern road has been changed to Forest park Brazil. Sunday, Aug 22. All members of the family and friends are invited Mrs. Sam Caruso and children who have been visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs. N. Cam dla for the pas’ month, will leave tonight for theii home in Walkerton. Ontario. Mrs Josephine Arnold and Mr. and Mrs Glenn Stamm wi’.l accompany them
home for a weeks visit.
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FREE METHODIST CHl’RCH Corner Maple Avenue and Apple
Street.
Rev. Mary Hienight. pastor.
H. W. Stone. Sunday school aupt.
Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. Evening service, 7:30 p. m.
Young people’s meeting Wednes-
Marrtuge Of Local Woman
Is Announced Today
Announcement has been made of the marriage of Kate Ellis, of this
city to Russell P. Boswell.
The wedding took place at North
ludson on Sunday, August 1st. They j _ Afill make their home at North Jud-, day 7; . ?0 p n1
son where Mr. Boswell operates a tin j prayer meeting Friday at
yque
FUI*N3?UKE Car, or Oti„. r Pe _ , 1 roperty are K , M
Here the cash
shop.
7:30 p. m.
HONOR STATE FARM HEAD AT SMOKER IN LEGION HOMI
t-1- 3.^.3.i.L.'l'lii.’S.i.'S.'S.’i.'i.?! gj Are You Ahead o£ Last Year?
%JO MATTER what the results of.the iwst year ha\e *1 been, you are striving for success during the coming months. Good insurance can help you. It Mill eliminate the danger of losing the headway you ha\e gained. It will relieve you of the worry of danger and give peace of mind and confidence. let us tell jou more about insurance. Not about any partii ular policy, but about insurance as a practical business tone to promote your interests. This organization is at your service.
SIMPSON STONER Insurance
Approximately 100 Legionnaire? and Greencastle business men were present at a smoker held in honor of Floyd J. Hemmer. newly appointed superintendent at the Indiana Stati farm at Putnamville. at the Legior post, and Charles MoGaughev ex-
An the descendants of the family, teni|p(1 regarf)9 to thfl new superjn of Alcany and Louisa Frazier are tendent from Greencastle business urged to attend their reunion at For-l anf) profe3fliorml men
est park. Brazil. Ind., Aug. 22. as agreed upon last year. Friends and
relatives are all invited.
Miss Wilma Moore of Greencastle has been issued an admission card
to In.liana university, it was an- r|f||Nf||pQ|NpL'p«*c nounced today by Dr. David A. Roth- jI^UUUICOUL.IVCI O
rock, director of admissions at the
State university.
The Misses Bette Fenn of Indianapolis, Erma Ranbo of Crawfords-
| ville. Juanna Donnohue Maddox of Greencastle, Fenn of Indianapolis left spend a week's vacation
Wawasee.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rader and j
family. Indianapolis Road, have re-L . . . ,
. . .u u c. .• feated baseball team of Albany
turned to their home after spending ,
.. . „ „ , "Iwhen the visitors take the field
and
Jue!
and
Bob
today to
at
Lake
In conclusion Mr. Hemmer was Introduced and made a brief talk to the assembled Legionnaires and business
men.
Battle Merchants
FAST GAME IS PROMISED SI NDAY WHEN I N DEFEATED
< LI B COMES HERE
Two formed DePauw university athletes will be included in the lineup of the Doodlesocker nine, unde-
a vacation at Yellow Stone Park and points in Colorado, Kansas and Missouri. Wilma Dickey of Bowling
2:15
Sunday afternoon against the at Robe-Ann
Green. Ohio, accompanied them
. the trip.
park.
[ N. Russell, centerfield. and Red
Lewis, firsthase. are the former De Clothing - that is not in use should U aU * ^ wh ° wln perform with th * not be left .soiled. You are inviting I D l 00ll,PS0 ^ kers ; n an attempt to take
the number of the local merchants, boys were regulars for the
i ry A Banner Classified ad. It will pay dividends.
be left soiled. You are
trouble from the moths. Look your wardrobe over and send Home LaunI Tigers when they were in school
here.
The Albany team boasts a record
dry’ tc Cleaners those forgotten winter garments. 7-it.
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HOW
'Ot/K SHALL IT. MOTHER
HOLCOMB
IMnnettic and hidutlruil Site* ' ” L ft to 15U h. p. Boiler
ENDER AUTOMATIC COAL BURNER
NOW
— and pay for it on our EASY PAYMENT PLAN . . Ask us about it. |
Celebrating our 35th year in 1937
Horace Link & Company
TW Store ef Furniture
of thirteen consecutive wins this season. From 1932 to 1936 the Doodlesockers annexed 106 victories and lost only 22 games. Some of the well known diamond clubs to fall to the powerful Albany team this year include Muncie Hartford City. Lebanon and Alexandria. Richardson. Cox or Mong will get the call for mound duty for the visiting nine tomorrow afternoon McMillan or Scobee will do the pitching for the Greencastle aggregation Mvers will work behind the plate. The locals have won eleven games in twelve starts this season and will be out for another victory tomorrow at the expense of the undefeated Doodlesockers. A large crowd is ex pected to be on hand to see the two well-balanced teams in action. FAIR PROGRESSES f K»*on» T*ntr# On#*> Th’y won honors in fairs of the past Riek has hat five years of 4-H club work. He was on a winning judging team three times, won individual honors three times, and won the demonstration first place three times. He exhibited sheep, colts, pigs and a
calf.
The livestock judging team composed of Clifford Crosby. Truman Hays and James Risk, all of Franklin township, which won honor last year, is broken up by the dropping out of James Risk, who has entered college, thus barring himself from competition. His place on the team will be filled and a new’ team formed, to compete this year. In addition to these entries in the coming fair, there are others in all the classes who have attained high places in their former performances and who will have good chances at the first places, along with those who have w’on in past events. Wayne Sinclair. Cloverdale township, who has had four years’ experience in 4-H club work, will have entries this year in the beef cattle and the colt classes. He won champion- [ ships last year in more than one ' class. His father is Percy Sinclair. James Hurst. Cloverdale, 15 years old, w r as health champion himself, last year and will enter again this year in that competition, and, ’tis said he is as healthy this year as ever. He had entries in other fairs in the poultry class, also.
WXIETY GROWS FOR GIRL INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Aug. 7.— (UP)—Anxiety grew today for the life of 7-year-old Catherine May. vhile her 3-year-old brother. Jack, apparently was well on the road to
-ecovery after both were bitten yes- j %vuh Morr o W and Fatness.”
‘onlay by a deadly copperhead snake psa 63 5 j '/
Because Jack needed it mire the j Young Peoples Hour,
only “shot” of anti-vernom serum | Mrg gagpr w ju draw in this hour available up to midnight was given she wi]I be jrl charge of entire hour
•,•) him. while Catherine had to wsit assisted by Griffin Baker.
N\ZARENE TABERNACLE
315 N. Jackson St.
Rev. E. F. Singhurse, pastor.
Bible School, 9:30.
Morning Worship, 10:45. Text: ”My Soul Shall Be Satisfied)
be obtained
Bt^
in small
you need
, quirkly
tai
Evangelistic service.
Subject: ‘‘The Sinner Stripped of
r or a frantic search to produce an-
ther dose for her.
Another “shot” was found six j E X(?uses .”
'tours after the little girl was bitten ! prayer meeting Thursday 7:30
t was administered immediately but m
it might have been a i
lectors fear ittlc too late.
GODIN
MEMORIAL METHODIS’D
( HI K< H
Claude M. McClure minister. Van Denman Thompson, minister
of music.
•DEATH BABY” GAINING
PHILADELPHIA. Ang. 7.—(t T P)
-The “death baby” gained in her
ight to live today, squalling weakly, i Hansel Tower, guest preacher, •ating greedily, opening her black Bernice Fee Mozingo, organist. j >yes to the light of day. At 3.16 a Nevo Wame. church secretary. J n. (1:16) CST) she was 24 hours g.j5 a m Sunday church school. ,ld and phyisieians had high hope for Classes and teachers for all. le r. ' 10:00 a. m. Morning worship. Ser-, Already she had won the heart of mon subject: “I Believe in the ler father. Dominic Boccawsini. who. Church.” Rev. Tower. Music: organ, icfore she was born wanted to con- ••Dundee.” T. Tertuis Noble; “Our iemn her to death with her mother, pother, who art in Heaven,” Bach; f He prayed on his knees before the solo: “Thv Guidance. Lord.’’ Perry, ■offin of his wife Mary, 27. whose Charles Whieldon, who will be a stulead body gave up. through a Cea- ‘ dent in DePauw this fall, tarian operation the living baby g oo p. m. High School Epworth hen went to the hospital and was League. Subject. “Chrises in Char-1 harmed by his daughter. He de-; ac { Pr „ Leader, Marguerite Erdman ’reed that she was to be named, presiding, Barbara Bartlett.
Fanny.
FIRST BAPTIST CTH'RCH Gust Emil Carlson, minister.
Bible school, 9:30 a. m. Murel
1 Davis, superintendent.
Morning worship. 10:30 a. m. Mes-
15.3741 sage: “How May We Know Jesus
Better?"
Unions—Primary, Junior,
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS
VTATE OF INDIANA
COUNTY OF PUTNAM, SS: IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT ?OURT. SEPTEMBER TERM. 1937
Cause No.
Glenn Campbell, Helen Campbell,
vs.
Hosea Wright, et al.
Come now the Plaintiffs by M.
Murphy, their attorney, and file their P- m - Message: “The Plain Way of
-omplaint herein, together with an Salvation.”
iffidavit of a competent person that: Mid-week prayer service Thursday
the residences, upon diligent inquiry. ‘ evening at 7 . 30 are unknown of the following named] ” ’ '
defendants to-wit: I * * n it p kick Association meets with Hosea Wright. Susan Wright, 'he Coatesville Baptist church Aug-
Isaac Mahan. School Commissioner' ust 19, 20.
of Putnam County, Indiana, Joseph We welcome you to worship and
V r serve with us at any or all the time.
Inter-
I mediate. Senior, B. A. U., 6:30 p. m. j i Evening evangelistic service, 7:30
suited to your
reasonable charge j 3 J, ^ only for thenun , erof ^
keep each dollar.
fair terms, courtesy, p ri Jt Indiana Loan fj
24 ” Washington
C HRISTIAN SCI l : 429 Anderson street. Sunday sendee, n a . m.l Third Wednesday of th*
p. m.
Sunday school, 9:30 a. mp Reading room 4 :i _ open eacli Wedn iv. 2 ; 0 CHRISTIAN SCL SERVICES “Spirit” is Lesson-Sermon a t.i i Christ, Scientiu, on Siwj gust 8. The Golden Tort ■ -y hath seen ( „ ' by know we • ; •. . 3 and he in 1: . . -J us ol’, . - Among the ( • ■ J prise the i. . A following fn : . • cometh 1 • . . that is oi spe-aketh of the : o,'.^ cth from < ea whom God i j words of God: f, t; 3 the Spirit l.y , . u (John 3: 31, 34). 1 -.t and the br. e ( him that let him that . ■ • ^ whosoever will, t..- , water of li e fr. ,i{, 22: 17). The Lesson-Sermon alnl the following po Christian .- .. ence and Health wi n Kw Scriptures” by .Mn: ..- BU: “The hui:.a and perfi dm j inanity gain.- nattpi man and God. M, nab have imperfect sei and of ' thought. To 1 :i be! e Life” (p. 2. ). a there sno the thought. '.al ence. In 1 . : , • is no existence, 1 can# united to ' (p. 492). tian explar,:. • :• :j;in origin of man d- -r; Avt sense with in- naltestir.nny immortal testimony ushers i spiritual sen e of beir?. wh* be obtained in no fi— .•'
490).
Collier, Susan Collier. William M. C. Blake, Mary A. Blake, Arthur O. I
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Wood, Julianna R. Wood. Patrick] Ruark. Ellen Ruark. John S. Jennings, Myra J. Jennings, Ellen O'Rourke, Maggie O’Rourke, John j O’Rourke. Mary Maloney, Patrick
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Victor L. Raphael, minister. Church school and morning wor-
’f RY BABY’’ ON MAT CARD
Maloney. Bridget Griffin. Patrick sh;p omit ' p<1 until August 22nd.
Griffin. Johanna Conner. John Conner, Maggie O’Ruark. Ellen O’Ruark. Patrick O’Ruark. Kate O’Ruark. Kate O’Ruorke, George Griffin, John Griffin. Charles Griffin. Nellie Griffin. Mary J. Newgent, Harvey Newgent, Isaac S. Peck. J. Harvey Run•on. Clara E. Peck. Emma Jones,
FULL GOSPEL MBSI05 Rev. Russell Ph dips, pastor. Sunday School. 2 p. m. Sunday Servics, 7 p nu Prayer meeting, Thursday. I) Special songs and. music. Et invited.
lions < i.n: - to no'
will j ; inli
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 7—Wrestling’s outstanding “meanie” comes to Sports Arena next Tuesday night. .He is George (Cry Baby) Zaharias,
Nancy A. Layman. George Whitaker. 240, the “Crying Greek from Crinpie
Cora E. Runion, Catherine Vanland- 1 Creek ” Colo •ngham. James Vanlandingham, and] ,1 r,
’he unknown husband or wife, wbl-! 18 Za,iar * a ® initial local match "Aver or widow, heirs, legatees. de-, of 'kf season and he will come to
visees, administrators, grantees and,grips wilh Dorve Roche. 220 former| g:ram in char assigns of anv and all of the above Illinois coal miner. Roche, touted aa I president of the M •’ 1 named defendants. ••j ron rnan” of the mat is nnn nf ernors and other
And that til V are .'.11 non-residents'.. . , at ' S ono of
of the State of Indiana; that said] 1 st l , °P ul ‘' lr prapplers ever to th threP
lefendants are necessary parties to 1 P er ^ orm here and he has been a con"aid action: that this is an action to! sis 'ent winner in local rings luict the Plaintiffs’ title to the foi- The Zaharias-Roche encounter .owing described real estate in Put- stacks im • * - - •tan Countv Indiana to-wif . stacks up as the most important tusA port of Lots 10 and 8 in the ! ^ 0 ° f tflc ouU!oor season, but it will School Trustees’ Plat of Section six-1 1101 ,)c the on, y h ‘?hly rated bout on ‘e-r. (16). township fourteen (111 'he card. Billy Thom. 178, mat innerth. range four (4) west, and de- structor at Indiana university head -cribed as follows, to-wit: Beginning c0 a ch of the univprsi 'y. k p aJ
at a point where the center line of
MARION. Ind
The annual all-M.-’ L:™i-
nic will bo heiil . t Mad''’ part
Aug. 15. Repro-- rd '
Clubs through' ’
hand for the cr ■'
United State Olympic
Melrose Avenue intersects the east !' al tPanl Berlin and an oustand-
line of College Avenue: thence north I in " Pon ' p U‘ler for the light heavywith the east line of College Avenue, i weight wrestling crown will appear
'^'7- ,2 °J ) feet to a in a s P ppia ’ semi-windup. He will stege: thence east two hundreri s>vtv »„i „ ’ (260) feet and six (6) inches to ’he ' ay Ryan ’ 181 ' tho “ Hohp -
center line of Melrose Avenue, thenc" '• Ken Hu,Ticane ,” in a special semi-
in a southwesterly direction, with j wim,u P billed for 45 instead of the the center line of Morose Avenue j customary 30 minutes, to the place of beginning, excepting, According to advance notices therefrom a strip of ground fifty- Ryan is ^ n ° t,CeS '
For COMIM : and Fines. • 1! Nf»»
THE WALL STKi ! T .' or '
Relied tij»on by
and investors e' '
Semi for free M Broad St.
samp' 1 ’
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FURNACES. (, ' "'T.D ’
ROOFING
11 Phone 17
E. Franklin St
B. J. (' ,irr,f '
According to light heavy in
the Reynold’s r“' l "“ 1 ’ “ a 'wo-fisted type of;
Lot. j grappler and boasts a strong record, against all Claris of the defendants • I n other words, he is expected to ’r either of them, and of any person I “give and take" in the best of stvle
or corporation whomsoever, through with tho T c
or under whom any •claim of title *. Popular Indiana university might be asserted and against the mat coach - A third tussle will be whole world. ' offered with Chris Zaharias, 219. a Notice is, therefore, hereby given brother of the “Cry- Baby.” to oppose
and all persons a worthy opponent. The show is be-
said defendants
whomsoever that claim anv interest in said real estate that unless they be and appear on the 1st dav of September Term. 1937, of the Putnam Circuit Court, the same being the 27’h dav of September. 1937 at the Court House in the Citv of GreencaMie. in said County and state and answer or demur to said complaint the same will be heard and determin-
ed in their absence.
In witness whereof. I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the sea! of said court at the office of the Clerk thereof in the city of Greencastle. Indiana this 6th day of August 1937
(SEAL)
Homer C. Morrison. Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court. 7.31.
ing billed as the “biggest and best”
of the outboor season.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Pierce ami son. Ralph, and Mrs. Thomas will attend the McCray family reunion at Riverside Park, Indianapolis, tomorrow.
Dry-Cleaning Pressing Hat-Blocking
Family ini', 1 IVar.ImP. *
Home Laun.
Prank (:. - v'" THE JEWELED Batch, Clock J-’* KepairmS ., Phone 422
GLADIOLUS SHOW SET
PHON K m vv. a. Plumbmff v j ;
OSHKOSH, Wis., HTP)— C. G ^ °ung, Oshkosh, secretary of the National Gladiolus Society, announced that the society’s national show will be held in Columbus, O., Aug. 19 tc 21.
“SAY IT WIT’ rl ' Y ' Phone 63® Eitel Flora*
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