The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 November 1938 — Page 2
HIM DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1938.
England Topic Of Interesting Talk
prof. F. M. VRKKI.AND (ilVFS I.MPUKSSION8 OF STAY IN ENGLAND
the
as Michigan; on the whole,
people are not unhappy.
Guests at the meeting includei! Dr. Thoburn T. Brumbaugh, Tokyo, Japan; Mr. Garrett, member of the Boonville Kiwanis club; Hex Thorlton anil Don McLean of this city.
England was described as "a body of customs supported on island in Atlantic” by Prof. F. M. Vreeland in a talk Thursday before the weekly luncheon meeting of the Kiwanis
club.
“Practically everything in England is done according to custom, the same as has been the manner of English life for centuries. The language is different, so is the money, and the same is true about business and food,” the DePauw university
faculty member said.
Prof. Vreeland said his impressions j driving a profitable practice wer t . in no sense complete but had! individual motor ist.
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Entered in the postoffice at Greencastle, Indiana, as second class mail matter under Act of March 8, 1878. Subscription price, 12 cents per week; 53.00 per year by mall in Put-
1639, along with nearly a million . na m County; 53.50 to 55.00 per year other motorists throughout the coun- py mail outside Putnam County. try will carry gold chevrons in their wfi’lcta because they have survived A BIBLE THOUGHT FOB TODAY
the hazards of a year of driving ' Ve n, u s t use our strength: And county hospital,
without once being involved in an Jacob was left alone; and there accident wrestled a man with him until the
SAFE DRIVERS TO
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Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sutherlin, north of the city, '.ire the parents of a daughter born Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Tudor of Martinsville are the parents of a son born Friday morning at the Putnam
The gold chevrons are part of the breaking of the day. Gen. .'12:24
Safe Driver Reward (Plan of the Nath nal Bureau of Casualty and Stir-; ety Underwriters. The plan is a part ^ of the companies' program to reduce traffic •accidents by making safe j
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
Stuart Richards. 115 West Berry street was admitted to the county hospdal Friday afternoon for x-ray and treatment of a fractured ankle.
been forme ! after mingling with the English people during his stay there
last year.
He pointed out that the English have a great pride in their country; they don’t like to live in apartments; have a good spirit, despite heavy war losses: 62 percent of the young men enter their father’s occupation: the educated class is aloof, while the lower class is pleasant anil all-round good folk; SO percent of the people live in cities of the 50.000 class or over: luxuries, such as cameras and automebiles. higher than in U. S., while necessities are about the same in price; cities are sooty and dingy; people are born in one class, the
Tra Sutherlin is reporled improving at the Putnam county hospital.
In addition to the chevron citation. National Bureau companies will re-
•iirn 15 per cent of the annual M- Mrs. N. C. McWethy has returned ability policy premium to policy- from Cincinnati where she has been holders who have a year of accident-1 visiting her daughter and family, fre driving to their credit. ! Mr. and Mrs. K. D. McCoy.
Since cash is soon spent and mem-
p'ics are often short, the companies, ^ 1 - nnt * Mrs. Luther lempleman a v e also issuing the chevron oirds to j have received an announcement of their safe drivers which will serve i a daughter born to Dr. and Mrs. J. as constant reminders that another |K. Spears of Evansville. Mrs. Spears 15 per cent reward will he forthcom- was formerly Miss Josephine ing at the end of the ensuing policy Templeman.
year, if the driver maintains his per-
fect accident record.
MURDERER ARRESTED
CHICAGO, Nov. 18.—i UP’ — Joseph Kjdlecek, 27, a drifter from
upper an I lower, and seldom get out Texas, sat in a police station early of their class; average labor earns today and, in a calm, matter of fact 515 a week; country compares in voice, confessed he had attacked and size of the state of Michigan, and slain Ella Pehrson, 35, a blonde perthe population is ten times as great | fume saleswoman. Then he smiled.
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Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown and daughters, Eleanor and Margaret Ann, are spending the week end in Chicago. They will attend the Northwestern-Notre Dame football
game at Evanston.
The Rev. Howard Ringer will begin a series of evangelistic services at The Friend’s Church at Walnut
Mrs. Russell J. Shannon has returned to her home in this city from Mulberry, where she visited her par-
car in which she was riding went over an enbankment and crashed
When COLDS THREATEN-
High School P. T. A. To Meet Tuesday The High School P. T. A. will hold a pitch-in dinner Tuesday evening at 6:30 o'clock in the Vocational Building. Rich member please bring sandwiches, covered dish and table
service.
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Tri Kappa Met
Manhattan Ladies Thursday Night
Aid Held Dinner Tri Kappa met Thursday evening The Manhattan Ladies Aid held its ' at the home of Miss Virginia Throop annual Thanksgiving dinner at the with Miss Mary Lou Schott as aschurch Nov. 16th. 1 sistant hostess. Thirty members At noon a delicious pitch-in dinner i were present. Miss Ella Mahanna was served, which was followed by i was elected corresponding secretary a delightful impromptu program in' after Mrs. Don Ellis resigned. Tri which each member took part. Plans ; Kappas will handle the mailing of ( for the Christmas meeting, which 1 the Christmas seals this year. The
ents. While in Mulberry, Mrs. Shan- jw j|| ^ a j. 0 ec , 21, 1 tuberculin project was discussed and non suffered minor injuries when W( . re completed. A contest was won | the skin testing of the school chil-
by Mrs. Elsie Herbert. dren will be started during the week Guests present were Mrs. Edith of November 28th. Mrs. Kenneth Daggy, Mrs. Nellie Duel), Eleanor Smith and Miss Lenore Williams
The newly organized DePauw University String Symphony made its first public appearance at chapel Friday morning and was warmly welcomed by the student body and faculty. String playing is becoming increasingly popular, and this group, under the direction of Herman Berg, is expected to provide some fine pro-
grams for the future.
Long, Anne Taylor, Malinda Neese, were welcome! as affiliated memTcmmy Neese, John Mace and John bers. Refreshments were served
George Ensign, Harry Allan, Mr. ami Mrs. Eugene Allan and Gifford Black of this city attended a district meeting of lumbermen held at Lewis, in Clay county, Thursday evening. This year marks the 40th anniversary of the founding of the Pearson & Allen lumber company at Lewis, and that firm was host for the meeti ing of the lumbermen of the district.
Sunday night, Nov. 20. The public The gathering was
is invited to attend.
Local residents who awakened dur-
Chapol, two miles east of Belle Union j
in their office,
with an attendance of approximately 10O men and ladies. There was a
ing the night heard min falling per-; banquct scrved by the , adies organ . sistently, and morning revealed a izatjon of the Methodist church of world drenched and gloomy. L, t .wi''
morning was the darkest of the season, Cooler later today is indicated, with “generally fair Saturday.” The overcoat, left in the offic" of
Hodshire.
Members present were Mrs. Pearl Roberts, Lelia Fellons, Emma Crosuore, Lola Long, Elsie Herbert, Mollie Brann, Ethel Hodshire, Marie Mace, Mae Neese, Adessa Volkers, Grace Pollom and Dovie Taylor. Club Celebrates Sllvrr Anniversary On Wednesday afternoon, Novem- ^ ber 16, the Stitch and Chatter Club of Fillmore entertained about two bun”red guests at the Christian church, in honor of its twenty-fifth anniversary. The members entertained with a history pantomine. During the tea hour, Miss Reva O'Hair played several selections on
the harp.
The dining room was beautifully decorated in pink and silver. Out of the fourteen charter mem-
bers of the club, nine of them are still active members. They are Nona Bastin Campbell, Bertha Coffin,
following the business meeting.
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Study Group Met With Mrs. DeLong "The International Rela.'^, Group of the A. A. U. W Z day afternoon with Mrs. ft.' the Delta Zeta House t 0 study of "The Other Americussion centered on the "Rood bor” policy of the United 8 U our future relations with ] (CimtlnneU ou I'aRp Tkr,,
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SERVK F.S HELD
Funeral services for Mrs. Flora
the county clerk on election night, ' Boswell, who died Wednesday at the Carrie Elliott Cline, Lela Sinclair has been claimed. A Clinton town- * lome a daughter, Mrs. Earl Hunter, Ruth Oliver Ragan, Edna ship man owns it, and reeovered it. Bloomington street, were Phipps Cooprider, Avis Knetzer, Ila He said: “I forgot all about having, I riday afternoon at 2 o clock West Smith and Emma Day Smith,
worn it into town that night until ] ^ rom the McCurry funeral home. In-j
Coterie To Meet
I I saw the Item in the Banner about
j it.”
Mrs. L’llian W. Reeves of this ci f y I spent the week end with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffith of Cedar Rapids, Jowa. Sho went with her children, Mr. and Mrs. A. 1 day.
Reeves of Indianapolis and Mr. and His smiling way and pleasant face
Mrs Charles Thomas drove overland.
It was a beautiful trip.
terment was made in the Clinton ’
Falls cemetery. IN MEMORY
In loving memory of Roy Arnold, who passed away two years ago to-
Cet wise to yourself and enjoy life while you are young enough to. Let us do your Laundry. Phone 126. Home Laundry & Cleaners. 18-It Peck's Flower Shop is showing an
Witii Mrs. Sigler Coterie will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. T. A. Sigler, west
Poplar street. , Council UV ( lulls Met Thursday
The Greencastle Council of Clubs
Are a pleasure to recall,
He had a kindly word for each
And he died beloved by all.
Sadly missed by wife and mother.' with Mrs. H. L. Jome presiding. Mrs. O. H. Smith, chairman of the civic
met Thursday afternoon in Keystone Chapel of Gobin Memorial Church
DALIIOVER DIES
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fConflmioil Vrnra Onoi — Lima, O. jewelry store of $35,- Prof Fowler D.
committee, reported that action is being taken toward the removal of old buildings that are fire hazards.
Brooks reported
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attractive line of winter bouquets and they f,e< ’ Piqua, O., held up p] ans 0 f the Park Board for the im-
wrealhs for the cemetery. Let place one on your lot. Phone 741.
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a grocery and killed Edward Linsey, I p r „vement of the city park, complete a clerk. Six days later police trap-1 details of which were given 18-lt! pf tl thpm at Indianapolis. They shot Thursday’s Banner. their way out and killed Police Sgt. j The next meeting will be January
Richard Rivers. Three months later 19th. Brady and Dalhover were captured |
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at Chicago and Shafer was seized at Alpha Phi Alumnae
Indianapolis. All were locked up at the Greenfield, Ind., jail. They overpowered a guard and escaped. Then they held up the Carthage, Tnd.,
To Meet Tonight
The Ailpha [Phi Alumnae Club will meet this evening at 7:30 o’clock at ' the home of Mrs. Heber Ellis.
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hank and killed Policeman Frank Levy as they fled through Anderson,' Ind. May 25, 1937, they held up the Good!tnd. Ind., bank p,nd escaped with $2,500. At a crossroad near Royal Center they sighted Minneman, and waited for him in ambush. Dalhover mowed him down with a machine gun. The bank was protected by federal insurance, bringing the crime under federal jurisdiction. The gang next moved eastward, a score of G-men on their trail. They clashed with police at Baltimore, ^ Md., in one gun battle. A few weeks later the G-men surrounded them on a Bangor street and ended their careers. Dalhover pleaded guilty to Minneman’s murder and was sen-, tenced Dec. 9 by Judge Slick His execution was the eighth in a “march of death” which began at the penitentiary April W. It will end this fall when two remaining con- J demned murderers are electrocuted. RAINBRIDGB M. 1C. CHUKCH 9:30 Sunday school. Mrs. Turney, Superintendent. 10:30 morning worship, Veach Bright, pastor. 5:30 Young People’s meeting at the church. 7:00 Evening service.
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“Gobble! Gobble!”
Literally, Values in our 19th Old Fashioned Anniversary SALES are being “Gobbled Up” by smart a'ul thrift) shoppers! But there still arc hundreds of outstanding values In this big selli ,1>; event. Saturday is the final day of this Anniversary Sale, so come in and ^ your Thanksgiving Clothes or even Christmas things a> record low priees-
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