The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 November 1938 — Page 4

IBB DAILY BAJTNEJR, G KEEN CASTLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1968.

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Midnight Show Tonight—Sunday, Monday, Tuesday BROUGHT BACK BY POPULAR REQUEST GRAND IIM NER GREATEST! Cloudette ... on a kissless honeymoon! Olimdette... in man trouble all over ajjain! Claudette.. at lier {Jayest in the surprise successor to “It Happened One Night"!

\N« A S|M-< ial short ••THK MEMOKV UNtiKItS ON” With till the Old Timers—MA1JKI. NOliMAN, KOKI) STKKI.INti, I \l l\ VKIU ( KI.K, THE KKVSTONE < <)I*S, WII.EIAM S. II\KT, JESS WII.EAKO, WII.E KOtiiCKS AM) MAW OTHKKS.

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fpj d* n - d-d* d" d* d* d* d* d* 'I'he community prayer meeting; met Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith. In the evening of Dec. t. the meeting will be with Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Arnold

near Bethel.

W. H. M. S. of the M. K. churciT will meet Dec. 2 with Mrs. Elsie

Cowgill.

The Fillmore Service Club met with Mis. Grace Wright near Floyd Centei Nov 15 Response to roll call by the nine members present was a Thanksgiving verse. All enjoyed a bountiful pitch-in dinner. The work for the day was making a comfort. The meeting was called to order at 2 o’clock. The following offiei rs were elected: Mrs. Della Smyth, president; Mrs. Huldah Wright, vice president; Mrs. Katie Bastin. secretary; Mrs. Emma Morgan. treasurer. Plans were completed for the annual dinner for the members and their families, which will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Phillips on the evening of Dec. 21. There will be an exchange of gifts. The Neighborhood Club met Satuidny night with Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hiavin and three sons with a pitchIn supper All members except Mr. and Mis Paul Salmon and daughter were present. Names were drawn for the Christmas gifts for the Christmas tree at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Heavin. The next meeting will bo Dee. :i with Mrs Hazel Owen and sons Robert and Richard, with an oyster and pie sup

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The revival closed Sunday evening at the Christian church with two additions. a large crowd attended the home coming Sunday with a large number of out of town people attending. Mrs. Mattie Oliver entertained her chib icn at dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kagan and their gtlcsts, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pruitt and two children Mr. and Mrs. William Oliver. Misses Kate and Mary Oliver. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown attended the funeral of Mrs. Charles Brown at Bi ick Chapel Sunday afternoon. They were neighbors In their earlier day:!. Mrs. Media Neior went to Indianapolis .Sun lay to spend a few days willi her daughter. Mrs. Sam Byrd and family. Mrs. Floy Modesett of Danville Was the Sunday guest of Miss Maud Arnold and attended the home coming at the Christian church. Mrs. Modesett was formerly Floy Underwoo l. daughter of the late Henry Underwood. M. F Steward and daughter Edmon spent Sunday at New Maysville with his son, C. Y. Steward and fam-

ily.

Mrs. Alger Leatherman, north of town, spent Friday with Mrs. Flora

Gai let .

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stenger, In-

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright. Miss Isa Boardman and Mrs. Clara Scott of Terre Haute were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bunten. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ragan hail as house guests last week, their children. Miss Jean Ragan, Charleston, III., and Robert Ragan, Port Edward, Wis., and the former’s sisters Misses Edith anti Nellie Ragan also of Charleston, 111. Miss Mollie Barber of Middletown was here Sunday for the home coming at the Christian church. She is spending a few days with Mrs. John Carroll and calling on other old frientls here. Miss Barber resided here a number of years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brumley and daughter Mrs. Edith Crawley of Greencastle spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shuck. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown of Clermont spent Sunday and Monday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Brown, who have been occupying the Dallas Ruark house in the south part of town moved to Indianapolis where they are employed. Maynard Buis and family moved from the Carroll property in the west part of town to the Ruark property. Lois Proctor and family from near Bainbrldge moved to the Carroll property. All houses in town are occupied. Mrs. Ellen Hanks who spent a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Paul Heaney in Greencastle returned home Saturday. Friends here of Mrs. L. C. Ford of Jeffersontown. Ky., are advised that she is very ill. having un iergone two operations within tha last two months, and TTas been placed in an infirmary. Mrs. Ford and her husband hail rooms with Miss Maud Arnold a few years ago while he was engaged in buying timber. Mesdames O. N. Hicks and Kenneth Hicks attended the funeral Tuesday afternoon of little Shirley Ann Higgins at Coatesville. Site was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Higgins, who were former residents here.

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Hiuii mill

FOR SALE: May we have your order for Christmas trees, holly and evergreen wreaths for the home. Ruscus and artificial wreaths for the cemetery. Delivered when you specify. Milton’s Posey Patch, Milton Klebusch, 212 Higgert street. 26-28-30-31.

For Sale

FOR SALE: Fresh cider and apt pies. McCullough’s Orchard, 1 mile

southwest of Greencastle.

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j New 13-plate battery, guaranteed I 6 months, $3.HO exchange. Get ou r | prices on Lee tires before you buy Scott’s Franklin Street Garage. Phone 68. 22-tf

Mrs. Marie Burckhalter Manslaughter charge was filed against Mrs. Marie Burckhalter, 44, above, in connection with the "suicide” death of her husband, Eugene, 46, near White Plains, N. Y., in an alleged suicide in which the wife assisted her husband in making plans to die. While authorities investigated the strange case, Mrs. Burckhalter was held in $10,000 bond.

FOR SALE OR LEASE: Will lot ou: or sell one span of mules, also one odd mule. Walter S. Campbell. 23-26-21

KKELKYILLE SC HOOL NOTES

The Reelsville basketball teim, the ’’Cardinals.” were defeated by Greene township last week by only one point at the very end of the game. The beys went to Van Burcn to play.

MUST BE SOLD: Whole house full of furniture consisting of living room, bedroom and kitchen outfits, including late model 6 cubic foot refrigerator. This furniture is in good condition and can hardly be told from new. Can be purchased by responsible party who can continue payments on contract of $10 per month on small unpaid balance of $187.50. Please give reference. Address box 23 % Banner. 26-2t.

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Final Today THE DION NE Ol IN fl mis in Ol \ KIND" ' W ith JEAN II! lisiioi/r

Previews and Reviews AT LOCAL THEATERS

FOR SALE: 5 year aid Belgian horse, weighing 1600 Sound. Rus-

Voncastle

“Brother Rat,” the gay comedy of life in a military school, which ran on a Broadway stage for eighteen consecutive months and had three i road companies successfully touring

, tile country at the same time, is now

StilesvMle Wednesday night, the out- acll Dry, west of Bainbridge. 26-1p a picture an I will have its first local come was a score of several points' FOR oat v p„ r ,. rp P h rn<,rno„v' • showin K next Sunday, Monday and in r .vnr of stilesviile SALE ’ Puri Bred Gucrns °y, Tuesday at the Voncastle Theatre, i )\oi at stiiesvuie. j males. W. F. Surber, Bainbridge. j This production stars Wayne Mor-

21-23-26-3p. ris and Priscilla Lane, two young

The Meyer Baking Company gave —— ■ i stars who already have had several a show at the school on Tuesday, F()r I?(‘lit 'sensational successes. A consider-

able portion of the picture was made

FOR RENT: Roisonable, A new °n tf ie grounds of the Virginia Mil-

night, November 22. A small admis-

c‘eds^went^toward'Uie' trip\TwZl\ modem apartment. Disposal umts. tTaWamZs ington. D. C., which the seniors are roll-a-way bed, refrigerator, gas an(1 historic school, 700 strong, took

stove, gu'-age, heat and water fur- par t.

nlshed. Phone 449. 23-tf Due to the limitless scope of the camera, “Brother Rat" as a picture FARM FOR RENT on shares, one is said to surpass the stage version, one third. Farm large en- The drills and sports and dormitory

pi inning next spring.

Practice is going forward rapidly, on the Junior play. “Peter, Beware!",

Decern-j oug h for two mon Goo( , rialry farm life of the cadets are really shown in Write Box A. B. % Banner. 25-2p. a11 H 1 ™: P‘cturesqueness instead of | merely being suggested, ns was the

| case behind the footlights.

which is to be presented

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In the primary room, our last two

week’s attendance record was broken this Short week. We had two ab-

sences. Billie Wright and

Real Fatalp j FOR SALE: A farm of 123 acres

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„ . _ , „ „ Wayne Morris and Claire Trevor I Morris on State Road No 36. Ninety acres hca( , the cast ot .. V alley of the I

Aker on Wednesday. 'This is a [under cultivation balance good pas- Giants,” the Technicolor picture bas-I short week, in that the first three ture. Six room house, large bam, ed by Warner Bros, on the famous j days of the week are all that school electricity. A high producing farm ( >e ( pr Kyne novel of the same I wii’l be held—Thursday and Friday' at a very moderate price. J. T. Chris- Granadp'^Theatre 6118 Sumlay 8t the 1 school wns dismissed for the tie, Real Estate, 22 S. Jackson 1 Tt "s^the stofy of the successful

Thanksgiving vacation.)

The Senior class is sponsoring .a box supper to be given Tuesday, Nov. 29. Girls, bring boxes! The boxes will be sold in the high school building.

USE DAILY BANWErt ADVERTISING FIRST Most People Get Most of their Buying Ideas from Newspapers.

Street.

Wanted;

Dry-CImuilng Pressing Hat-Blocking

Family Wash Curtains, Drapes, Blankets, Shirts.

Home Laundry and Cleaners

WANTED: Wood cutters, to cut by cord. Address Post Office Box 404. City of Greencastle. 26-2t

WANTED: One or two day old calves, other than Jerseys. Lee Toney, Phone rural 9F 12. 26-lp

WANTED: Two or three room furnished apartment. Must be reasonable. Phone 522-J. 26-lt.

22-5t. fight waged to prevent the utter despoliation of California’s famous redwood forests by ruthless eastern lumber interests ‘represented by Charles Bickford» around the turn of

the century.

While it is concerned with one local aspect of this fight, telling in highly exciting manner of the clash between one such despoiler and an altruistic young local lumberman, it is typical of the situation throughout the redwood country at that time.

Chateau

“She Married Her Boss” conies to

the Chateau Saturday midnight, Sun-

WANTED: Girl to do cooking and day. Monday and Tuesday. The leads housework. Must live out. Address are P Ia - ved b y Claudette Colbert, Mel-

Frank C. Schoenman IRK JEWELER ♦ stch. Clock find Jeweler Repairing Phon«- 422 E Washington

Box R, % Banner.

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vyn Douglas and Michael Bartlett.

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WANTED: Married man on farm, references required. Write Box 1 %

Banner. 25-2n I & + + a,aJaa » aA + a,a *<* a t a +® | James MoiMin ruffered a stroke of

I paralysis at his home one night last w’eek. His daughter Eleanor wis

Christmas Special. The Cammack , oiled from Lafayette.

Miscellaneous

For COMPLETE Markets

and Finuneial News

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Relied upon hy business men and investors everywhere. Send for free sample copy. 44 Broad St. New York

Studio will give an 8x10 enlargement free with a half dozen of their best photographs during the month of November. Come in and see them.

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son of Lafayette and Clodfolter and family of

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC

HEARING

Notice is hereby given that the

Mr. Wilbur l- oca l Alcoholic Beverage Board of

Putnam County, Indiana, will, at

BAINBRIDGE WINS

!• MORTON 4 Mrs. cirri'. Clodfeiltcr entertained her child’en and grandchildren on Thanksgiving. Also she entertained Mr. and Mrs. Glen Clodfelter and

Bainbridge Etchrson, f E. Michael, f

M. Michael, c M. Whitaker k

Josephine Burk spent Thanksgiving application of the following nam- . Forest Burk and family U 0 1 P ers °n. requesting the issue to the ” , eS8 ’ g , applicant, at the location hereinafter Solomon, g , 1 set out, of the Alcoholic Beverage Totals M. and Mrs. Clarence Line and ( Permit of the class hereinafter desig- Koaehdalo son Justus of Lafayette spent Sun- nated and will, at said time and Woi-iik f day with Win Lane and wife. place, receive information concern- , ' ’ Mr. Carl Miller and Mr Lee Miller ing the fitness of sai< l applicant, and r,,omas - f and families had the'r Th inks-ivingl the „ P !; 0 P riety of 1 * 8ulng the , P ermit Ryi -”’ c dinner ti, s, <• i . . N a PP lic(l f 0 * - to such applicant at the Pickel g

dmnei at the home of Lee R Morton.) premises named:

Mr Everett Maddox and family ofj Cena York. 44393. ‘Restaurant',

Greencastle called on his mother and S. Side W. Washington

Mrs. Magg'e Hainey has returned to her home after a weeks visit with her brother, George Gibbs and fam-

ily of Indianapolis.

Relatives here have received word that Mrs. Emma Blackwell of Cnowfordsville is in the Culver hospital suffering fiom a fractured hip.

W. L. S. Home Talent Show, Cloverda.e, December 1, 2, 3. Try oirts

Monday, luesday, Wednesday. Con.! Mr and Mrs. Frank Ml'iler attendtact Legion Post No. 281. 26_2t e d a Standard O 1 dinner at Turkey

Run Wednesday evening for the em-

| ployees of this district.

< Mr. .’nd Mrs. Curtis Higgins were

am! Hnh«rt oi^rif it . i ! ' ban ,n 2:00 P. M. on the 20th day of Deceman Hubert Clodfeltei and daughter bpl . lo;!8 at the Clclk . 8 officc Court Charlotte Rose. House, in the City of Greencastle, in Mr. Rex Call and family and M s. 1 said County, begin investigation of se;’ ’ ~ - “ * " ’

with Mr. Cloverdale.

Street,

brother Oral on Thursday afternoon.| Roachdale ' H 001- Retailer. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Newgent of .u 8 ' 1 '' 1 * r ' vest ‘£ a t* on will be open to

dianapolis. visited Friday night and j Greencastle spent Sun , lay wlth his L joeiL P * partlcipatl(>n

Saturday with her parents, Mr. and : si .„ trr Mrs He]nn Mlddox , 13 re 9 uc ««!-

Mt .s. Wade McNary. On Sunday they Mr . an.i Mrs Tom Roach t visited Mr. and Mrs. ArtU McNary i Sunday at Roachdaie with Mr. and in Greencastle. Mrs A „ en Call .. . Kir. and Mrs. Glen Owens of near Billy Clodfelter who has had scar* -

r.r#,.iu.Hstle were Sunday guests of let fever is getting along nicely* J j j

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE

COMMISSION OF INDIANA

By JOHN F. NOONAN

Secretary

HUGH A. BARNHART Wkcine Adhilnlsfrator

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PF 2 3 3 0 3 1 12 PF 2 3 3 1 2 1 1 3 16

Bainbridge, 32; Roachdaie. 18. Bainbridge “B", 19; Roachdaie “E”, 16. Referee Tharp. CrawfordsviUo; Umpire Malaska, Crawfordaville.

called to Coat sville last Satu-day bv the death of his niece. Shirley Ann Higgins. Bee Rfltcpff, Rosetta Etcheson and Muri-1 Nel-on attended the federation meet ng and luncheon of the American Auxiliary at Greencastle Friday. Mrs. Marie Hopwood and baby are v siting relatives in Indianapolis this week. Mrs Raymond We'ler of Chicago is here to spend the hol days with her partn’s, Mr. ond Mrs. H. O. B- atton. Mr. and Mrs. Elza Tate were host and hostess to the E'-kimo club at a pitch-in dinner and bridge Tuesday evening. , Mr. and Mrs. Valley Lith of Ladogo spent Sunday with Riywood Curran and family. Mr. Curran was ill with the flu the past week. Frank Baker wfl« called to Indianapolig Tuesday night by the criti-

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2 DAYS ONLY! SUNDAY & MONDAY U'oiitiniioua Sunday >

Always: I5<- Bid — 20c 'kiiR GRANADA “T'u* Family Theatre"

FINAL TODAY SMITH BALLEW in “PANAMINT’s BA Plus: C HAPTER 9 OF “FLAMING FRO - . ’ i

oalil illness of his molher. Mr. and Mrs 1 ; > I.anv and Mj Mrs. Henrietta Ball visited rela- and Mrs. Willi r Summerville a, lives in Indianapolis part of Last tended the lu ll week. game at Lafayel Satu’day. Mrs. L?na Todd is making <ui ex-] Mrs. Bryant tended visit with her brother, Will! her parents in ‘ Darnell and wife at Chicago. ' the holidays.

U. S., German Envoys Recalled

Hans Dieckhoft

Hugh WilNon

■ curicet

neie are me u. a. and German ambassadors retcii“ 11 ^ c . v ,y Nazl-Jewish developments in Germany. Hugh Wilson, > • ^ cn to Germany, was ordered home hy President Roosevelt to r ^ the situation. Germany followed this by ordering Dr. hoff to Berlin to report on the "curious attitude of ' n ,