The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 March 1939 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1939.
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Q V aT I T Y ^ Cannon's Celebrate Spring Opening THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY WITH FKKE NECKWKAK SII.KS — KOI I.AKDS — MI.VTI KES — KOK SPRING S3.00 Purchase 50c Tie FREE $4.00 Purchase 65c Tie FREE $5.00 Purchase $1.00 Tie FREE $7.50 Purchase, or more $1.50 Tie FREE CANNON’S THE MEN’S STOKE
OKDKK HIKI-H SEAK< HED | ham. CO, attractive society matron who has been missing two weeks OKLAHOMA CITY, March 22 — and who authorities believe is dead (UP 1 —Radio stations throughout The broadcasts were directed by the state broadcast hourly appeals County Prosecutor E. W. Brown, who today for volunteers to search hills,' ordered the woman’s husband. Reforests, prairies and back roads for ger VV. Cunningham, 33, hald indefthe body of Mrs. Eudora Cunning- initely for questioning.
Attend The DePauw Junior Prom Saturday Nigtit, March 25, in Bowman Gym HEAR THE FAMOUS FRANKIE TRUMBAUER’S ORCHESTRA
DANCING SSTiO COUPLE
BALCONY TIC KETS 35c
TIC KETS AT DOOR
Dress Up Your Spring Meals With FRESH FROSTED FOODS Our variety of Fresh Frosted Fruits and Vegetables 1h complete. We make dally purchases to have just what you want. Order These Fine Foods Today.
CAMPUS MARKET
F*el th* ol 1 urg*—to malt# thingi bright and naw again? That’* spring in tha air. Time to Paint up and Clean up. Time to paint the Rose Trellis and put the Garden Furniture in shape. Time to enamel the Screens and get the Front Steps looking presentable. Time to put e fresh, new Trim Color on the house* Surprise the neighborhood end please the family —* Paint up I
THE DAILY BANNER and Herald Consolidated “It Wave* For All” 17-19 South Jackson Street 8. JR. Kart den. Publisher Entered In the poetoffice at Greencastle, Indiana, aa second class mall matter under Act of March 8, 1878. Subscription price, 12 cents per week; 13.00 per year by mall In Putnam County; *3.80 to $3.00 per year by mall outside Putnam County. PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS Carey Payne remains seriously ill at the Putnam County hospital. Mrs J. J. Kauble is reported slightly improved at her home in Madison township. Mrs. Ernest Stoner has returned home from McAllen. Texas, where sne visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Hanks of Bainbridge are the parents of a daughter, Nancy Ellen, born Tuesday morning. Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Wright of Belvidere, III., were here Wednesday to attend the funeral of the former’s mother, Mrs. Mary E. Wright. Miss Mabel Stoner has returned home from Holly Bluff. Miss., where she spent the winter with her brother, Lacy Stoner and family. The Putnam County Com Growjers’ Association will meet the even- ! ing of March 28 in the court house, for their annual business and social session. It will be in the nature of | a pound party. The assembling hour is named as 7:30 o’clock. Miss Katharine Frisz. of Terre . Haute, who was associated with her 1 brother, J. W. Frisz in the manage- [ ment of The Shades hotel and known to many residents of this county in 1 that capacity, died at her home yes-* ■ terday. She was about 70 years old. j Dr. Henry Ostrom, who returned I to his home in this city Sunday from | St. Paul, Minn., where he became ill suddenly several days prior, has improved in health very much. His | daughter, Mrs. Paul L. Benedict, of Crawfordsville, who went to St. Paul because of his illness, also has returned to her home. There will be a Rally Day program for the Sunday School of Mt. Meridian Methodist church, Sunday, April 2. Church school services will begin at 10 a. m., after the Sunday school there will be a speaker. There will be a pitch-in dinner followed by an interesting program in the afternoon. Everyone is invited to come early for Sunday school, dinner and the afternoon program. Barbara Robbins, 8 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robbins of Fincastle was admitted to the Riley j hospital in Indianapolis earlier this | week. The Robbins girl was first reported ill of infantile paralysis but \ after thorough examinations were made by hospital physicians reports ^ now indicate that the little girl is | seriously ill of infectious arthritis, j which is commonly known as acute i inflammatory rheumatism. The city firemen were called to the Charles Meikel residence on north Jackson street at 12:30 noon, today, where a small blaze had started in the roof next to the chimney. A small amount of water was used in extinguishing it. The telephone call to the fire department was not clear, J the firemen said, it being understood | that the fire was at Charles Marshall’s house on east Walnut street, and the run was made first to that location.
^SOCIETY Tri Kappa To Meet At 8 O’clock Til Kappa will meet Thursday n ; ght at 8 o’clock with Mrs. Russell Brown. Northwood. Please note change of time. ++++++++ Delta Theta Tail To Meet Thursday Delta Theta Tau will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock with Miss Juanna Donnehue, 6'^ east Hanna street. Eastern Star Officers To Be Installed Installation of officers for Cloverda’e Order of Eastern Star will bo held at the Chapter Room Saturday evening March 25th at 7:00 p. m., members of the order are invited. The following officers will be installed by Mrs. Edythe Jones Ogle, retiring Worthy Matron and George W. Ogle. Jr.. Worthy Patron. Mattie Meek. Worthy Matron John Meek, Worthy (Patron. Nellie O'Neal. Associate Matron. Wm. O'Neal. Associate Patron. Flora Pollard. Conductress. Julia Nay. Associate Conductress. Elizabeth O'Neal. Secretary Joyce Morrison. Treasurer. Edythe Ogle, Chaplain. Neill Morrison, Marshall. Ruth Neier, Organist. Madge Smythe. Adah. Marie Cromwell. Ruth. Audra Staley. Esther. Gertrude Zeigleman. Martha. Golda Brown. Electa. Caroline Zeigelman, Warder. Magdeline Long. Sentinel. +++++*++ Mrs. Wallace Honored At Birthday Dinner A birthday dinner wias held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Skinner near Mt. Meridian in honor of their daughter Mrs. Hazel Wallace. Those present besides Mr. and Mrs. Wallace and daughter Irene were: Mr. ond Mrs. Orvis Skinner and sons Duane and Larry, Mr. and Mrs Fredrtc Skinner of Columbus. Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stark and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Monroe of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Graver and daughter Eleanor and Mrs. Anna Skinner of Greencastle. + + + + •**♦ + Birthday Dinner Held For Hugh Pierre On Sunday March 19th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pierce of Poland a bountiful pitch-in-dinner was given in honor of Mr. Pierce’s birthday anniversary. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Nick Mace of
Send your curtains before the spring rush. Home Laundry & Cleaners. Phone 126. 22-lt
IN MEMORY In loving remembrance of our daughter. Mildred Fern Knauer, who departed this life March 22nd, 1936. You are not forgotten, Mildred Fern, Nor shall you ever be. As long as life and memory lasts, We shall remember thee. Sadly missed by Father. Mother, Brothers and Sisters.
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$500.00
In CASH PRIZES PLUS LIBERAL COMMISSIONS For women who will assist us in introducing the most attractive line of cosmetics on the market. 100% non-allergic. Beautifully packaged. Good commission on every sale. EXCELLENT EARNINGS- FULL OR PART TIME. Write for free details. SALES DEPT., P. O. Box 5672, Chicago.
Remember— At Hoffman’s you get the finest selection of wines, gins, cordials, whiskies, brandies and other the prices are best, t<A. HOFFMAN’S
LIQUOR STORE Northeast Comer Square
Phone 119
Si liquors—and
Spring is Here
GET THE RIGHT START WITH THE RIGHT HAT At Die I Julies Shoppe are the provocative new hat styles with airy feminine veils . . . bedecked with flowers or with bows, birds or butterflies soaring skyward . . sophisticated sailors . . . fine tailored felts . . . charm in straws. All in many spring shades. Come in and see them. NEW SPRING BLOUSES
Gorgeous In style
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VAN RAATLE UNDERTHINGS Stock up on Van Raalte for supreme ismifort and style this spring. MOJUD HOSIERY
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LADIES SHOPPE ALAMO BLDG. Soutlieost of Postoffice Phone 804-R
Stuffy Head A few drops... and you breathe again! Clears clogging mucus, reduces swollen membranes — lielps keep sinuses open. Vicks Va-tro-nol CVay City: Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Knoil and daughter Joan of Bridgeton: Mr. and Mrs. George Reising of Greencastle: Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Knoll and Mrs. Hester Shafer of Poland. + + + *9 * "H* + Sugar Ridge Club Held Pitch-in Dinner The Sugar Ridge Club members and their families met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Carrington Friday night. March 17th for a pitch-in-dinner in honor of Mr. Carrington’s birthday anniversary. After all enjoyed a variety of good things to eat the evening was spent in playing Rook and Chinese Checkers. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lewallen, Mr. and Mrs. darenca Berry, Mr and Mrs. Oscar Coffman, Mr. and Mrs. Basil Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. Damon Modlin, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Coffman. Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Sanford and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. South, and sons Don and Dean. Mr. and Mrs Gilbert O’Hair and family and the host and hostess Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Carrington and daughter Shirley. All left at a late hour wishing Mr. Carrington many more happy birthdays. Entertained Sunday In Honor of Birthday Mr. and Mrs. Joe Newgent of near Clinton Falls, entertained with a family dinner Sunday March 19th in honor of Mr. Newgent’s 86th birthday. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Newgent and family, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Newgent and family, and John Newgent of Clinton Falls, Mr. and Mrs Ora Porter and son of Milligan. ♦ •f4*+* + + + West Madison Home Ec. Club Met Recently The West Madison Home Ec. cluo held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Sibyl Allen Thursday, Mar. 16th. Twenty-one members answered roll call with an ancient superstition. All joined in repeating creed and singing "A Merry Life.” During business session our president mode an announcement of a new Home Ec club which our club was instrumental in forming. It is called "The Four Leaf Clover Club". Our club also voted to donate our part to help raise the county treasury. Our leaders Mrs. Maybell Layman and Mrs. Hazel Thomas gave very interesting lessons on Leisure and Hobbies. Mrs. Maude Brattain read a poem ‘‘The House By the Side of the Road.” During social hour refreshments were served. ++++*+++ Wltmer-Faller Marriage Announced Announcement has been made of the marriage of Mrs. Verna Faller to W. H. Witmer of Sunberry, Pa., at Danville, 111., on March 14th, 1939. : The couple will spend several months i traveling in the West. They will leave Thursday from the home of Mrs. Paul Hatcher in this city. Mrs. Witmer is the mother of Otha C. I Faller of Roachdale. 4* 4* * 4* + Eastern Star To , Hold Installation | Greencastle Chapter No. 255 O. E. S. will meet in called session Thursday evening at 8 o’clock for the installation of officers for 1939. All | Eastern Stars. Masons and their , families are invited.
Anleen Small is ill at the home of her aunt at 510 Apple street.
Letters are being sent to the 74 Purdue university alumni and former ' students residing in Putnam county J notifying them of a meeting of their ! organization in the court house in , Greencastle the evening of Wednes(day, March 29. W. O. Mills, one of : the field men of Purdue, will be the guest speaker.
ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIED ADS
Repair service on all makes coal oil stoves, work guaranteed. Furniture Exchange, East Side Square. Phone 170-J. 22-lp.
FOR RENT: Four room fumfshed apartment. Good location. Available April 1. Phone 817-J. 22-2t.
| FOR SALE: Late model five bur- ; ner, wickless coal oil range, short I chimneys, built in over, ivory and ; black, $22.45. Furniture Exchange. East Side Square. Phone 170-J. 22-lp.
WANTED: Locul Salesman to sell Household Furnishings on the Easy Payment Plan. Opportunity for advancement. Apply at 112 N. 6th. St., Terre Haute. Write Box 385. The L. B. PRICE MERCANTILE COMPANY, Terre Haute.
Weesner Imp. Co. 124 N. JACKSON ST. ?
New Low Prices Combined With High Resale Value.
For Sale BATTERY SALE 13 Plate Standard 9 Mo. guar. $3.90 IS Plate Heavy Duty I yr. guar. $4.95 15 Plate Standard 15 Mo. guar. $5 95 15 Plate Standard, V-8 Ford and late Chev. size $5.45 Get our prh-es on I.ee Tires before you buy. Scott’s Franklin St. Garage Phone 68 Vine and Franklin St. “ALWAYS OPEN”
The Indiana Loj, Company Offers vice easier terms, ments and above loans Up to SHOO on INDIANA Loan Company 19 '/j E. Washington
FOR SALE: Bailed straw. Call Oral McCammack at Belle Union or Coatcsville. 20-Gp
FOR SALE: Jersey cow, 3 years old, 11 year old mare, heavy in foal. See James Railings, Reelsville. 20-3p
FOR SALE: About 6 or 8 bu. 16ft of Little Red clover seed. Test good. Home grown $10.00 per bu. Walter S. Campbell. 18-20-22-3t.
PUBLIC SALE of household goods, studio couch, ice box with fan. Saturday, March 25, at 1:30 p. m. Mrs. J. L. Williamson, 1 mile east of town. 1 C. A. Vestal, Auct. 21-4t. 1
FOR SALE: Pair 9-year<*] weight about 2700 lbs. : horses. 8-years old. weight» pair brown horses. T-vea, weight 3000 lbs., 3 gray 2-year old. one 3-years old vrt| heavy horses; one goal rhej. horse. All kinds cattle, stock milk cows, and heifers. Thu are fresh and close springen will farrow in two weeks weighing around 65 lbs. amlfi plements. None of this stoc) from sale barns. M. H. Dee south Locust street Phone tt
FOR SALE: Have 3 short wheel base 1 1-2 ton trucks. Priced to sell. 2 long wheel base trucks. Walter S. Campbell. 22-25-2t
FOR SALE: One black horse 7 years old, weighing about 1500 lbs., extra good worker, also have a pair of young horses that I will let a reliable man have to work this season. Ray Vaughan, Mt. Meridian. 21-2p. FOR SALE: One Farmall on rubber; one Farmall on steel; one 10-20 tractor left; one 8x16 tractor. Several good disc harrows and used tractor plows. Walter S. Campbell. 18-22-2t.
AUCTION SALE: Come to the .annual sale at Poland Saturday, March 25, at 10 o’clock. Horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, implements, household, feed, etc. Alton Hurst, Auct. 15-22-2p
FOR SALE: A good improved 80 acre farm on National Road in Mt. Meridian. Immediate possession. D. E. M. Hurst, Cloverdale. U-15-22-3p.
FOR SALE: One good wagon, box bed and scoop Board, one cream separator, five good used corn planters and fertilizer attachments; three good used sulkie plows; four good one row horse cultivators. Walter S. Campbell. 18-22-2t.
NOTICE: To reduce my Oliver tractors, disc, harm ham hoes and cultipackers.» a 10 per cent discount next] about mail order prices. Sc tools and get prices before j Wailter S. Campbell,
FOR SALE: One F-20 U tractor, plows and cultivator, lent condition. Zona Milhonji north of Eminence. ^
FOR SALE: Clover hay. Stoner, Phone rural 7F2,
Real Estate
FOR SALE: A well thirty-seven acre farm. 1-2 Tie of National Ro ul 24 acres ti room house. Price $280000. Christie, Real Estate.
—For Rent-
FOR RENT: Modem ftr four room apartment. 200 Walnut street
FOR RENT: Six-room ern house. Available April 1 Gautief. FOR RENT: Modem sleepil^ suitable for two. 109 west ’ street.
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FOR SALE: 4 cheap work horses; 1 odd mule, cheap; 1 span mares, 4 and 5 years old, a matched team, full sisters, weighing about 1400 lbs. Sound. Walter S. Campbell. 18-20-22-3t.
WANTED: Job on fatm l| or month by reliable man. 720-W. John Jacobs. WANTED: Any kind of Stock. Call 278. Greencastle. paid. John Wachtel Co.
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RUMMAGE SALE at court house Saturday, March 25, 9 a. m. Fillmore Christian church. Anyone wishing contributions called for call Mrs. Carl Arnold. 20-22-2p. FOR SALE: 5 purebred Poland maile shoats, immune, weight 160 lbs., also McCormick Deering Com binder will trade for stock. Bishop Carter, 9 miles southeast of Greencastle on Reuben Day road. 20-22-2p FOR SALE: One F-30—1937 Model International row crop tractor and cultivator, good as new. One ModelB John Deere smaill row crop tractor, plows and cultivator. 2 Farmalls one on rubber. Special price. Walter S, Campbell. 20-22-24-3t BUY AND SAVE: New 1939 sixfoot Kelvinator refrigerator as low I as $149.50, REEVES ELECTRIC,’ North Side Square, Phone 139-M.
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FDR SALE: Gin’s bicycle. Good condition. $5 00. Call at 615 east Walnut street. 22-lt HOOSIER PETE’S SATURDAY SPECIAL: 20 per cent off on any Delco Super Retread. North of Havens Bros. 2Q-6t. FOR SALE: Good 3-yeir old black horse. V. V. McCammack, New Mays-
NOTICE: Sexed chicks on Day old chick's and started prices right (’’me prepared# them home with you. Cariiinsl cries, Brazil. Ind. SPECIAL SALE: On « ^ Oliver disc harrow, tracto* di« dem, also on Dunham cultiand rotary hoc To reduce nj of goods till April 1. " Campbell.
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Busch Monument W 8. Locust on ( emeteryjkj^
. ATTENTION FA Have your «<’«»"* *' n, j Franklin St. Garage, \m •' lin St. Good workmanship prices.
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Furniture upholstered
antiques repaiied- rem0 '’\.u< finished J. J. Bell. 1 ^ *
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SPECIA1, NOTICE: market for used horse see my stock of n 50 '
you buy. Walter S. Camp .
NEW 39-Plate Goodyear Battery $3.95 Exchangc. Nine Months guarantee. Free Installation. Dobbs Tire & Battery Service Phone 789
The heirs of the late R 1 *' ^ have decided to off '' .jiilt residence property local1 ’ College Avenue. Per9 J" - may make inspection 0 . on Friday or Saturday. a and 25th by appoin‘ m ® ^ fers are requested to writing. The rigbi D ^ „ all offers is Address Clarenc >■ R. R. 1 or call by tel«P^
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