The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 August 1937 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, THFRNDAY. AI Gl sT 12.
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When »h« heot gels you down, pep up wil*i o to*. . | tinkley gloss of iced AiP Coffee H's cooling, refresh- 1 ing, invigorating And you get all of the real coffee favor -because every pound of AAP Coffee is \ f eshly ground to bring you the lost word in coffee f eshness Buy Eight O'clock Coffee ot this low price.
EIGHT O'CLOCK
3 Lb. Baer
59c
SUGAR »•* whii< mi
IQ Lbs.
49c
SPRY or CRISC0
3 Lb. Can
52c
KEYK0 MARGARINE
2 Lbs.
23c
RITZ CRACKERS
2 Lb. Box
21c
SOFTASILK
PR*.
29c
SPECIAL SAVINGS ON ANN PAGE FOODS
BEANS ANN IVAf.E DRESSING
IONA
DRESSING
KAJAH
VINEGAR MACARONI
IONA
With Pork, Lima or
Sultana Red
Ol K OW N
o cans or L 22 oz. LOC
QT
JAK
QT. Jar
35c TEA
Klark
FEAN 11
25c 39c
BUTTER IONA COCOA
in. Jar.
2 Lb. Ian
SMEt*'
Or SPAGHETTI. IONA 4 Lb. I’kff. 29c
7 oz. Pktr.
21c 23c 19c
5c
TOILET TISSUE
Seminole 3 Rolls
20c
DAIRY FEED
u,. $i.69
SOAP ( HIPS
LB. BOX
32c
CORN FLAKES
KFI.FOGG'S OR POST TOASTIFS
I.GF. PKG,
10c
CHERRIES
SOUK I’lTTFD NEW PACK
2 CANS
27c
JAR RINGS
3 DOZ.
10c
TEA PARTY PICKLES
2 JARS
25c
'ftel/i Trui't) and l/egetatrlei
BANANAS. Lb ! .... 5c PEACHES, Freestone, Lb 5c POTATOES, 10 Lbs • 21c SWEET POTATOES, Lb 5c LEMONS, 6 For ..... . 15c TOMATOES, 3 Lbs 10c ONIONS, White Texas. Lb 5c GREEN BEANS, Lb 5c CARROTS and BEETS, 3 Bunches ‘ 10c WATERMELONS, Indiana Grown 35c
Dn &u\ Meat Matlati
Smoked Skinned HAMS, whole or shank half, lb. 27c I LG ‘0’ LAMB, Genuine Spring 1937, Lb 27c ROUND STEAK From branded Rounds, Lb 37c BEEF CHUCK ROAST, Lb 19c Fresh Frozen Ocean PERCH FILLETS, Lb.... 15c ARMOUR’S THURINGER, Ready To Serve, Lb.. 29c HWE HOG LARD, Lb I4i/ 2C f)£P FOOD STORES
ft^SOClETY
THE DAILY BANNER
and
Herald Consolidated
"It Waves For All" Their Week-End Honeymoon Entered In the postoffice at Green- "its At BainbrldKe castle. Indiana, as second class mall Miss Ruth Faith, daughter
matter under Act of March 8, 1878. j and Mrs. Ray Faith, and George
Subscription price, 10 cents per
week: $3.00 per year by mall In Put-(George Hubbard. Sr.
nam County; $3 50 to $5.00 per year
of Mr.
by mall outside Putnam County.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
Many Putnam county residents went to Quincy this morning, for the h annual picnic. Mrs. Jessie M Hawkins city clerkI treasurer, was in Indianapolis Wednesday on business. ( Miss Veda I.asley. Roachdale. R. It was admitted to the county hospital Wednesday morning. Mrs. Lela Armstrong of Indianapolis spent a few days this week with her aunt, Mrs John Hillis. Mr. and Mrs. Webb Evans and daughter were in Decatur. 111. Wednesday attending a family reunion. Mr. and Mrs Clyde Burks and family of Indianapolis spent Wednesday night with Mr- Meda Long and childl dren.
Mr and Mrs Grafton Longdon and children left today for Bay View, Mich where they will spend the next several days. Miss Biddle Funican. of Marion, who has been visiting in Cloverdale, is now a guest in the home of Mrs. Elmer Strattan in this city.
j Prof, and Mrs. W. A. Huggard and ! family have left for a visit with Prof. Huggards mother. Mrs. Mary ■A. Huggard, at Sandy Creek, N. Y.
I Mrs. Josephine Schwin and daughter Jo Ann of Greencastle were guests of Roliand Grays and his parents at their home, Sunday.— Rockville Republican. Mr. and Mrs. John Lear and granddaughter June Laverne, William Lear and Miss Naomi Smith of Brazil spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Hazlett near Greencastle.
Mr. and Mrs J. E. Courtney left this morning for a motor trip. They will visit Miss Dorothy Locke and family in Elkhart ad their son. LaVerne Courtney and family at Lansing, Mich. A celebration was held at Carbon Tuesday night in honor of the birthday of several residents of Brazil and of Carbon, and among the honor guests were Mr. and Mrs. James Cherry, of Brazil, formerly of Greencastle, both of whose birthdays occurred on that date. Putnam county farmers who are holding public sales this month are enjoying unusually high prices for all kinds of livestock. Wednesday, Alton Hurst had a very successful sale. Young cows sold for more than $100 and gilts with their first litter of pigs sold upward to $50.00. Young gilts weighing around 100 pounds went close to $20. Among the guests at the recentlyheld twelfth reunion of the descendents of Janies Anderson, held at the old homestead in Clay county, were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McCullough and family, Oral, Agnes and Seibert, of near Reelsville; Mrs. Emma McCullough. Mr and Mrs. Gilbert Cox and son Darrell, of Greencastle, and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. McCullough of Morton. There will be the first reunion of the former teachers and pupils of thc‘‘White School” located west of Ladoga ami east of New Market in Scott township in Montgomery county on Sunday August 15th. We wou! 1 like to have any one who has had at any time any connection with that school to attend. Several out of state pupils are returning for this occasion.
Your wash pants will stay clean longer if sent to Home Laundry & Cleaners. The price Is only a quarter. 12-lt
HI NT HKADY IN EAST
HOSPITAL REPORT Mrs Earl Bott and baby of Brazil were discharged Weimesday after-
noon.
Mrs. Maud McNary of this city was ! admitted this afternoon. Mrs. Naro Grimes of Russellville, R. R. 1, submitted to surgical treat-
ment today.
Miss Veda Lasley of Roachdale, R. R. 2 was admitted today for surgical
treatment.
Mrs. Marvin Evans of Greencastle i was admitted Wednesday afternoon.
XI USES TO C ONVENE
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Aug. 12.— UP»- The 1937 annual convention of
Mrs. Raymond Oneal, Olive street, is confined to her home by illness.
Hubbard, Jr., son of Mr. ami Mrs.
both of Bick-
nell, were united in marriage at Osborne's Camp at Shakamak State Park by the Rev. J. M. Osborne of the Bicknell Baptist Church Satur-
day morning at 10 o’clock.
The single ring ceremony was used. The ceremony was performed
in the presence of Mr. and Mrs. Os-, , 1 * . . ... i the Indiana state nurses association,
bom superintendent of the park and
w . fe ‘ i m affiliate of the American nurses This was the first wedding cere-1 association, will be held at Terre
Shakamak State Haute October 10. 11 and 12, Miss
| Helen Teal. Indianapolis, executive
BALTIMORE, Md„ Aug. 12 — (UP)—G-men and police of two states today conducted an Intensive search for three members of the notorious Brady gang who are believed to have used Baltimore as a base for forays into the middlewest. A dozen crack detectives were assigned to the widespread hunt after police uncovered an arsenal of machine guns, hand grenades, ammunition and other paraphemalio which thqj>' said the three had hidden here. BANNER ADS GETS RESULTS
mony to occur at
DcirK.
The newly married couple spent, secretary, announced today, the week end with Mrs. Hubbard’S! Miss Marie Winkler of Indianapolis, grandmother at Bainbridge. Mr. and (state president, will preside at all Mrs. Hubbard will reside with the sessions during the three-day meetbridegroom’s parents at the present [ ing.
Any Amount Up Tu $300
If monej will hein , . .\<mr finan, i.,| ,, r , H Liberal monthly |»a\mentu i tinm loans to
Miss lie (j Browri Delta vuhmoe. Fort Ludia Schlundt, Evans*
Ma<Uson: ita
time. Mr. Hubbard is employed at the Coca Cola plant in Bicknell. DePauw Girl Graduate Married at New Richmond Miss Anna Irene McCoy, of Richmond, a DePauw graduate, on Saturday became the bride of Charles Howard McCorkle of Wingate at her home in Richmond. Mr, and Mrs. McCorkle will reside in * Wingate. Mrs. McCorkle has taught English and Latin in the New Richmond high school several years, after graduating from DePauw. She had taught in Ladoga and Valparaiso prior to going to New Richmond. + + + + + + Thirty-Ninth Annual Stoner Reunion Held The thirty-ninth annual Stoner family reunion was held last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar O'Hair A large crowd was in attend-
ance.
New officers were elected as fol- j low: Walter Torr, president; Ed! Lynch, vice president; Reata Stoner, secretary; L. Stoner, treasurer. Out of town guests attending included Mrs. Eve Williams and daughter of Indianapolis: Mrs. Frank Hillis and daughter of Terre Haute; Mrs. Edith Gorham of Los Angeles, Calif.; Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Clother of Rockford, 111.; Mrs. Leslie Kumpf and children of Brazil; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lynch and baby of Plainfield. +++++++♦ Section Four Met With Mrs. Abtpaugh Section Four of the First Christian Church held their regular August meeting Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ella Alspaugh. There Nineteen members and fight guests present. The next meeting will be September 8 with Mrs. Tom Sweet.
.Miss Martha Ida Hauk. program chairman, announced that some of the outstanding speakers will include Dr. Charles L. Lambert of Chicago university; Miss Mary G. Bliss from the American Nurses’ Association headquarters in New York; Miss Ruth Houlton, New York representative of the national organization of Public Health Nursing: and Miss Catherine
Buckley, Cincinnati, O., president of j of popular writers r«i
Rains.
Cline, South Bend, ni^ , Ellen, South Bend. Public Health Section! elude: Miss Cline, chain, Maxine Biebesheimer. vice-chairman; Miss Katin Indianapolis, secretary Krouse, Fori Wayne. i s , the privati Turner. South Bend is v .J and Miss Crnv Witwer 3 secretary. HOAl.l ( \RMICHAlj| BLOOMIN’,;Toy 'UP' Hor V fa:n.icvj,i j outstandin >..]
the Ohio Nurses’ association. Other state officers of the Indiana
association which boasts a member-
ship of 2 600 persons, include: Miss Marion L. Moore, South Bend,
first vice-president; Miss Edith Hunt. Terre Haute, second vice-presidnt; Mrs. Flornce Sayce French. Indianapolis, scretary; and Miss Jessie
Groves, Indianapolis, treasurer. Directors of the association ar>:
a visit to his grandmother.! Robison, on of Hoagy's 1 for his hi' i. " J Later Carmichael ami bl former Ruth Meinardi. r j model for McClelland bJ Illustrator . m a aJ honor at the Star Dust J was named after Hoagy', J cess and one of the populsl tals.”
FISH FRY Friday Night, August 13, At The MODERN! “Serving The Coldest Beer In Town" ALL SANDWIC HES 10c EACH EVERYBODY WELCOME Also Hood Music By The Rhythm Ad
KN’OLL-JOBE-LANCITT REUNION The Knoll-Jobe-Lancitt reunion and home coming will be held Sunday, August 15, at the Elmer Knoll grove, % mile northeast of Cunot, road 42. There will be good music, entertainment and a basket dinner at the noon hour. Bring table service except plates. All relatives, friends and acquaintances invited.
CRAVENS KITES HELD BLOOMINGTON. Ind„ Aug. 12— 'UP>—Last rites for John W. Cravens, 72 year old, veteran secretary and registrar of Indiana university, were held today at the University Union Building. Dr. William Lowe Bryan, president emeritus of the university, and the Rev. T. R. White, former pastor of the Bloomington First Presbyterian church, conducted the services. Burial was in Rose Hill cemetary. Mr. Cravens died Tuesday night.
HEAT WAVE (RACKED
(rontlnned Pnare One) ties of neighbors of Mr. Gardner. Yards of neighbors not more than fifty feet from the Gardner home were not visited even to the slightest degree.
4-H AGRICULTURE
(rontlnnrd From Pfise On»> for weeks and months. They have trained their animals to almost perfection. some of them doing so under most difficult circumstances. The exhibit climaxes the year for them, and victory or defeat within the next few weeks they will begin preparation for next year’s exhibit endeavoring to profit by this year’s mistakes. The judging of the colts, beef cal-j ves, and dairy calves was scheduled to get underway at 2:00 p. m„ judged by Phil Anderson, vocational agricultural teacher of New Bethel. I
JEAN HARLOW’S UNFINISHED LOVE AFFAIR “S A R A T 0 G A” IS COMING
THANKS! TO 0AKLEJ WE’RE OFF TO A REAL YACATIOS
ECONOMIZE K OAKLEj
ECONOMY y
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SUGAR
100 Bag
Pure Cane Granulated
Lb.
$4.90
Year after year vacation linH’l*' around, we’ve always had Ole df* real trip, but our funds were ahun therefore, we gencralh s|ient il J ••Own Back Yard ’. Things •» 1 this year. We’ve been trading >IW savilig a little on every purclM*P our savings away in a vm-ation J* believe it or not, we're off to a CATION. <\V«* reserve the right to liniiM^ —Nothing sold to Dealers*. Camels, Luckies, Old Golds nr Orild CIGARETTES mJ Royal Family Prepared from LIMA BEANS Holliennnn Quality Evaporated *1*1 t Tail 1 MILK 4 (.«
(ireen Beans New i»37 Pack Cut Stringless l N <U 15c
SPINACH
New 10S7
Solid Pack Spinach
O No. 2 tJ Cans
22c
“Fruits & Vegetables LEMONS Z SUe : BANANAS, Lb. ONIONS, Lb GRAPEFRUIT 4 for! CABBAGE, 2 Lbs.
OYEN-OOLD BREAD
•Tt’s Delh i 0 "' 20 Oz. l ° af
BEVERAGES Dixie Brand Quality Mixes 4 25c < Plus Bottle Charge*
Oakley’s Speda!- IR’Ue 1 ^ .1
COFFEE u, Bag Hoiliennna, Crisp, Gold' "
CORNFLAKES m*
Bred-Nut
OLEO " idThe Giro For Every I’lirpo*
“Quality Meats For Loss FANCY BABY BEEF Fresh Fish WhiM
Steak, Lb 17|c
17i & 15c
12i & 10c
Roast, Lb. Boil, Lb.
Fancy Creamery Butter Roll, Lb 32c Beef, Fresh ground, no cereal added, Lb. 141c Smoked Pork Sausage, Country Style, Lb. 18Jc
Lb. ... Perch Fillet Fish, Bone, Lb Cheese, Full cream ^ Brains Selected P° r , Minute Steaks. Frei^
Lb
OAKLEY’S — For Lower Food