The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 February 1939 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1939.
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THE DAILY BANNER and Herald Consolidated "It Waves For All” 17-19 South Jackson Street8. It. Karlden, Publisher Entered In the postoffice at Greencastle. Indiana, as second class mail matter under Act of March 8, 1878. Subscription price, 12 cents per week; J3.00 per year by mall In Putnam County; $3.50 to >5.00 per year by mall outside Putnam County.
AUTO LOANS r AND USED CARS REFINANCED
Market ^9^
Fliafs Why Campus Market Meats Are Used In The Cooking Schoo!!
Mrs. Gertrude Burbank, Noted Home Economist, Says: “Tlio 1 m*st housekeoping and home economy demand Hint tin* .-tore where foods are bought have a comjdet lino of all kinds of foods, so that the shopper may select just exactly what she wants. Also, it is very important to select a store where you can al>--olutely depend on the quality of the foods you buy. And of course the matter of price is always to be taken into consideration. I am pleased to announce that the meats used in the Daily Banner Cooking School are selected from Campus Market, a really modem food store in all respects.*’
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
A daug-hter was bom this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Simmons of near Clayton. Mrs. Frank Cannon. Northwood, was admitted to the Putnam county hospital Saturday for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Binkley .ami William Binkley of Ft. Wayne spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Binkley. A. E. Neier of Belle Union underwent a major operation at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis Mon-
day.
Ben Vaughan of Mt. Meridian is reported critically ill at the home of his daughter, Mrs. S. S. Staley* at
Eminence.
Live stock Loans THREE. SIX. NINE AND TWELVE MONTHS TIME YVe only charge for the actual time you use the money. Our terms are reasonable and we treat everyone as they would like
to be treated.
IT COSTS YOU NOTHING
TO INVESTIGATE
OUR PLAN
^JOCIETY
Mrs. Williams to l»e Hostess Wednesday
The Martha Washington Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:.':0;
oviock with Mrs. Roxie Williams, nold, Fillmore; 2nd.. Mary Lee Aker,
Reelsville; 3rd.. Elizabeth Minnick, Bainbridge; 4th., Lou Anna Arnold,
2nd.. Anna Smith. Fillmore; 3rt3., Cleon Branneman. Cloverdale; 4th., Lowe Snapp, Cloverdale. Pillow Cases—1st.. Wanda Prichaid. Fillmore; 2nd.. Wilma Kivett, Fillmore; 3rd., Helen Shepherd, Bain-
bridge.
Cotton Dress 1st., Mary Lou Ar-
south Indiana street.
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Domestic Science Club
To Meet Tuesday
The Domestic Science Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock with Mis. Josio Chapman, south Indiana street.
Head Colds
Farewell Party Held For , «r. and Mrs. Byrd
| The C. C. Club held a farewell party
and co-operative supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ne’son
.Thursday evening, for Mr. an i Mrs.
Earnest Byrd, who are leaving this community in the near future. The house was decorated in keeping with Washington’s birthday.
| Those present were: Mrs. White-!
head, Jess Cox and family. Mr. and
i Mrs. Wilbur Harbison and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Otha Bales, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Anderson andj Mrs Earnest Byrd and Grandma
A few drops bring comforting relief. Clears clogging mucus, reduces swollen membranes—helps keep sinuses open.
Indiana Loan Co. 19', E. Wash. St. Phone 15
I \lNHKIIHiE IU.SIDENTS INJI'KKD IN AC< IDF.NT
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Belle Union. An,., r , Reelsville. VVhi t« Layer rq Thomas, Bainbri (ilIe Dark Loaf CakV ^ Rcistng, Bainbriiij., U nold. • a, Kn;. . Jar of Fruit—], Bainbridge
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dale. 2nd., Bertha
bridge*.
Those who manage« express thrir app ^
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by the following: Fi-jy
Cents
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P. Store, Si
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Pmnoy
Oakley's Sai,
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Steele, all of Bainbridge. wer, involved in an au- ! tomobile accident Sunday while en-
Byrd, Mrs. Eliza Collins and son. Clay. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lane. Mr. ' and Mrs. Samuel Baird, Jr.. Mr. and I
Mr and Mrs DeWayne Whitaker route home from Indianapolis. The j Mr8 Earnest Filnt, Mr. and Mrs. of near Mt. Meridian an* the parents ! car in which the y were ridin S and i Francis I^ne and son. Mr. and Mrs. | of a daughter Sondra Dane, bom which was driv :1 b y Mr - Steel ‘‘ was Raymond Nelson an.l Mr. and Mrs.
February 12th.
a collision with a car driven by | Ear j o’Hair.
Crescent Rebekah Lodg® No. 763 Charles Williams of Danville. Tnej The even j n g W as spent playing
games, cards and Chinese checkers.
will meet in regular session this eve-
aecidcnt occured two miles east of
ning at 8 o’clock. All members are Danville. The heavy down pour ofj AU left at a , ate hour W j s hing Mr. urge.) to be present. i ' ain and the ali PP er y pavement was an( , Mrs Byrd we ii i n their new home Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Key and fam-j b:lieved to have becn tbe causo of a t Country Club at Crawfordsvlll .
ily. 206 Bloomington street, were tb0 cr ai>h.
week end guests of Mrs. Key’s sister. Mrs Anderson su ff e red a spraine.l P«nelope Club To Meet Mrs. E R Kile at Indianapolis. I Kr„i 0 . = th« ehest I With Mrs. Mullins
GROCERIES - FRUITS - VEGETABLES & MEATS Campus Market
Hanna At Colleg-e Ave.
Phone 82 or 83
Mrs. Anderson suffered a sprained I ankle and bruises about the chest
”• !: ' v Lewta t0 1 and Mrs. Steel, suffer*! a head inner home after staying with Mr. and| jury ani , bruises The nlen escaped
uninjured. Both cars were badly damaged. Harley Miller went to Danville after Mr. and Mrs. Anderson and I Mr. and Mrs. Steele who were un- j able to return home in the Steele au- j tomobile. The Bainbridge party had
Mrs Delbert Lewis who have both been quite ill at their home on Frank-
lin. street.
The Central National Bank and the First-Citizens Bank and Trust Company will be closed all day Wed-;
The Penelope Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock with Mrs. R. P. Mullins, west Washington | street. + + -J- + + + + + Mrs. Cox To Be Hostess Tonight The Current Book Club will meet
n sday, February 22. in observance t ^ inii-in in to visit Mr anilU bis ev nin K at 0,clo °k at the
ai YSONS AND EASTERN STARS held February 22 in the Masonic
TO. HOLD ANNUAL DINNER
The annual YVishington birthdav dinner for Masons. Eastern Stars and thc r famiVes of Bainbridge will be
hall
at 6:30 o'clock. Members are asked to bring the usual dinner of meat, vegetable, salad, pie or cak“. Frances Cunningham. Sec. Bainbridge Chapter O. E. S. ~'
of YY'ashington’s birthday.
A message has been received an-
nouncing the birth of a daughter to Dr. and Mrs Gerald Young of Mun-
cie. Mrs. Young was formerly Miss '' ,l0 conirnunl '.-.
Mary YVimmer of Bainbridge. The small son of Mr. and Mrs. Kim-
ball Towers of Bainbridge was taken to the Riley hospital in Indianapolis this morning after a piece of glass
had pierced his eyeball.
i Mrs. Clair Steole. Mr. YY'illiams had li* n out for a r ive to view the damI age done by a cyclone in the Dan-
THIS WEEK’S YVEATHER
Rains first half of week and mostly fair latter half. Much colder mid-
You Can 3Iake Your Good Meals Taste Better By Using HANDY’S DAM PRODUCTS Your Salads: Try using Handy’s Cottage Cheese to make them more tasty. Your Biscuits: A change to Handy’s Buttermilk will give them additional flavor. Of Course No Meal Is Complete Without HANDY’S
Rich Pasteurized Milk. Handy’s Putnam Gold Butter, Pure Rich Cream, Chocolate Milk, at Your Grocery Store or Delivered to Your Door. PHONE 212
Handy’s Pure Rich Dairy Products Are Used Exclusively in The Daily Banner Free Cooking School. *
Mrs. Hazel Myers of Huntington, i mother of Meredith Myers of this city, suffered a broken right arm and leg in an automobile accident Saturday night near Bluffton. Max Smith, who operates p sawmill south of Bainbridge, suffered a fractured bone above the ankle when he fell at the mill last week. His leg was placed in a cast for six weeks. I Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Prichard ami daughter, YVanda Glo, and Mr. and Mrs. Alva Foster of Jefferson township spent Sunday at Schneider the ' guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert YVal- j
lace and son.
Miss Mary Masten, state associate leader of 4-H activities, is here today, meeting 4-H leaders of the county in a conference to arrange the general details of the 4-H program in the county for this year. Mr. and Mrs. Rexell A Loyd, east Seminary street, are the parents of a daughter born Sunday at the Putnam county hospital. Mrs. Boyd was formerly Miss Dorothy YVells. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry YY’ells. Members of the Greencastle Saddle Club have been invited to attend a box supper given by the Montgomery County Saddle Club, at Crawfordsville, Thursday evening. The women attending are expected to take a box supper for two. Dr. T. A Sigler left Monday afternoon for Baton Rouge, La., where he will appear on the program of the Eighth Annual Short Course of the Louisiana Veterinarians Association, held at the state university. Dr. Sigler will speak at 1:30 Tuesday afternoon before the association on “Cattle Practices.’’ His next topic will be “Eouine Eneehalomyelitis,’’ a brain malady among horses. He will appear on all of the programs of the
short course.
Miss Mary Hostetter, of Indianapolis, a member of the Dorothy Q. chapter of D. A. R., at Crawfordsville, and a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Hostetter of Roachdale, is a candidate for the state regency of the D. A. R. organization. She is state corresponding secretary. The Greencastle chapter of D. A. R. has presented the'name of Mrs. Lafayette LeVan' Porter, of this city, for the state office. She is now state vice regent. The election will take place
in October.
die of week with slowly moderating
temperature toward end.
Community Plate And FostoriaChoice Of The Cooking School
Believe your own eyes! S?o the difference in that dross or suit when it’s cleaned and pressed by Home Laundry & Cleaners 20-lt
FOR SALE: One team of horses good set harness, one rubber tired wagon, qne cow and calf, one sow. 200 bu. com. Lee Toney, phoge rural 9F12. 20-2t
FOSTORIA BELONGS ON YOUR TABLE
See Community I’liite and Fostoria lit the Cooking School.
•Buy these fine Things at SCHOENMAN’S JEWELRY STORE
11 E. Wash. St.
Phone 422
home of Mrs. Walter Cox.
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Reading Circle To Meet With Mrs. Childers Th? Tuesday Reading Circle will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 c»clock with Mrs. J. \V. Chiklers. SU)
Anderson street. + 4* + -!--fr* + +
Triad Music Club
Met Saturday
The Triad Music Club met Saturday morning at music school. Piano solos were played by Jack Harlan. Sally Smith. Margaret Ann Brown and Nancy Rockhill. An interesting story of the origin of the Star Spangled Banner was given by Mary Mosley. This was followed by a discussion of American Patriotic songs led by Miss Curnutt. The life of the great musician Haydn, was given by Bob Pierson. Haydn was bom the same year as George Washington. Those present were: Sally Smith. Marcia Hamilton. Nancy Rockhill. Mary Mosley, Jack Harlan. Dorothy Ann Conrad, Sahara Ann Zink. Bob Pierson, Rosemary, Sourwine, Christina Hamilton. Margaret Ann Brown. Mary Jane YVeesner, Joan Sutherle, Marian Greenleaf, Mary Ann Bills, Mary Lou Cross, Bobby Cross, Katherine Manheart, and the sponsors, Miss Herr and Miss Cur-
nutt.
++ + ■»••!•* ++ Clara Hoste Bride Of Kenneth Justus Miss Clara Hostc of this city, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoste of Attica, and Kenneth Justus.! sen of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Justus, scuth Indiana street, were united in marriage Sunday morning at 11:30 o’clock at the rectory of the St. Paul’s Catholic church, with Father T. G. McGrath officiating. The attendents were the mothers of the bride and bridegroom. The bride wore a dress of navy blue and a corsage of sweet peas.. Mr. and Mrs. Justus will make their home at 14 Lara bee street. Guests at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoste and daughter Martha and Mr. and Mrs. John Dotson of Attica; Miss Wllhelmina Hoste, Don Riley. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil on I'iikc Three) INSTITITK KOrND-UP (O’ontlniietl from Pn^e One! Bainbridge; 2nd., Betty Jean Petit, Greencastle route 2; 3rd.. Verlin Cash, Fillmore; 4th., Suhert McCullough, Reelsville route 2. Potatoes—1st., Robert Sutherlin;
TODAY—FEB. 20 Complete line of greeting cards. EitePs Flowers PHONE 630
Coca-Cola
Is A Natural Partner Of Good Things To Eat—It belongs in your icebox at home, says Mrs. Burbank of the rooking School.
Mrs. Burbank, noted food authority, v v von helpful hints in planning, preparing and seivir.and refreshments. She will shoYV you how s.-tJ cold Coca Cola is always the refreshing thing to■ licious by itself, it is a natural partner with ;r H foods. Pure refreshments . . ice-cold Coca-Cu sparkling drink of natural flavors . i your ice box at home. You can huv Ooca-Cdbl favorite dealer’s. • GARDNER BROS. ICE — ICE CREAM
‘‘More and more, enlightened housewives are finding that when (hey do their own laundry they cannot cope with “professional” Home Laundry and Cleaners laundering. Do as these women are doing . . . send your washing to Home laundry & Cleaners and devote the lime you save to more enjoyable and health lul things. In addition to their laundry service, their dry (-leaning makes clothes last longer and look better. Send troth your laundry and dry cleaning to this reliable concern. Every garment is returned to vnu fresh, new, reiu vena fed,” says Mrs. Burbank. Home Laundr And Cleaners PHONE 126