The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 March 1939 — Page 4
TUE DAILY BANNER, GREEN(’ASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, HCD.
CHATEAU LOTS OF FUN Tonight and Thursday BK SI KK TO SKE IT IT’S SWELL
WALTER WANGER present* FREDRIC MARCH JOAN BERNETT trao| Winds
Midnight Show Sat. 11:30 5 Days. Sun. Thru Thurs. ROHM) CONSTANCE YOUNG BENNETT BILLIE Bl RKE ALAN .MOWBRAY in “TOPPER TAKES A TRIP”
Judge Edgar A. Rice of the Montgomery Circuit court, was here this forenoon to hear arguments on the motion of the plaintiff's attorneys for a new trial in the suit of Crousore vs. Tzouanakis. The case was tried recently in the Putnam court. Judge Rice being the special judge and the defendant won it, in that trial. The contention of the defeated plaintiff in asking for a new trial is that new evidence has been discovered which could not have been discovered by the exercise of due diligence before the trial.
DON’T WORRY, GARDENERS! Your See 1 Potato Problem Is Solved. — Order them from Campus Market and you’ll be sure ol l»est results. Start planning now. SEED POTATOES Earh Ohio—Northern Cobblers Earls Six Weeks \ESO FINE ONION SETS Campus Market Phone 82 or 82
STATE SI PKEME COCRT RI LES ON SALARIES INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. March 22 CP County auditors and treasurers cannot be mandated to pay back salaries of public officials •■when no funds are appropriated for that purpose ’ the state Supreme court ruled today.
Out of the Frying Pan
NOTICE The meeting of Troop 43 of the Boy Scouts planned for Wednesday evening has been changed until I Thursday evening. ADDITIONAL LOCALS Th.- co.\ lit;, n of George Malicoat 1 of Roachdale. who is suffering from x wound, rein dns serious. Henry Lyon, Route 2. is reported I improving at the home of his daughter. east of the city.
BEAUTY AIDS Facial S1.00 Eyebrow Arch and Dye 35c Manicure 50c Approved Beauty Shop In Hood's Barber Shop Door W. VoncuMle Phone 442-M
Mrs. Lenora Nelson was admitted
to the county hosp.ial Wednesday 1 medium and
for treatment.
Miss Emil Sargent of Linton, who was injured in an automobile accident Saturday night north of Cloverdiie on state road 43. is reported in a very critical condition at the P*T--nam county hospital. Wilbur Clark Davis of Indianapolis the driver of the car in which Miss Sargent was riding was instantly killed in the
crash.
Hog receipts 5.000; holdovers 154. Market generally steady. 160-250 j lbs $7.45-$7.80: 250-300 lbs.. $7.05- ' $7 40; 300-400 lbs S6.75-$695; 100160 lbs.. $6.60-S7.35. Sows 10c low-
er mostly $6.25-$665.
Cattle 1.400. Very little done early on steers, most bids around 25c j lower. All grades heifers and cutter cows opening steady. Bidding weak to lower on fat cows. Most heifers
low good at $7.SO-
SO 50 Cutter cows $4.25-$5.75. Vealers steady to 50c higher. Advance on plain and medium grades, top $11. Sheep 500. Arou.’d 400 head 06 lb. choice clipped lambs steady at
$8.50.
. . . and on to the table to make the most delirious meal your family’s had in a long lime. Treat them to till* delirious feast—fried or boiled steak, with onions or mushrooms. ALL CAMPI S MARKET MEATS ARE TOPS IN TASTE. TRY THEM! Campus Market Phone 82 or 82
latter’s parents, Mr. and M s. Lawrence Rockhill of Fern. Mr. and Mrs. Estel Hodge was in Danville Sunday afternoon. Enos Alley is on the sick list. Alie Neier is reported not so well at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alice. Mrs. Evelyn Cline and Miss Hazel Raikes I made a business trip to Martinsville
A BIG MID WEEK PROGRAM OF Hits;
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UP ON $
TONIGHT AND THURSDAY
the day, (VONCASTlj f "Where The Crowd. J
Saturday morning and from there made a trip to Versailles to visit Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Harton and children over Sunday. Mr. nd Mrs. Robe: l Alice were guests of his mother Mrs. Cynthia Allee, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cola Clearwater visited his sister, Mrs. Pearl Coope.-
| and daughter Shirley. Sua jJ Mr .. 1 I 1 and Mrs. A M Hodge. Su^J f 1 M L visitors i.n Greencastle SundJ lug. 1
for smoking pleasure at its best_Camels
IftXig Facts That Concern You ^lnnli i uni here. MR.FARMER, is A BIG, NEW CUSTOMER!
AT LOCAL THEATERS Previews and Reviews ' * h
Voncastle
Eleven witnesses said he must die for murder! One woman cried he must live for her love! Seldom has the screen so plumbed the depths of human hearts! Columbia’s "Let Us Live” on Wednesday and Thuisday brings to the Voncastle Theatre screen the story that might have been yours! It is the story of plain, everyday people, innocent people, suddenly cast in tne role of murderers! Maureen O'Sulli van, Henry Fon la and Ralph Bellamy are the pnncipals in this stirring human document which has been hailed from coast to coast! g} + + + v ♦ «. BELLE UNION + + + + + + + + Velma Montgomery and Marylin Hurst of Indianapolis called on Mrs. Alpha Alley Saturday night. Mr .and Mrs. Lawrence Cliff 3rd and sons were Sunday guests of the NOTH!. OF ADMINISTRATION Notice is here by given that the j undersigned has been appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam County, State of Indiana. Administrator of the estate of Emory V. Ader late of Putnam county,
deceased.
Said estate is supposed to be sol-
vent.
Robert J. Coffman administrator March 20. 1939. Attorney Albert E. Williams. Homer C. Morrison, Clerk of the (Putnam Circuit Court. 22-3t
BEER BUYS THE PRODUCE OF 3 MILLION FARM ACRES
AND HERE MR.WORKMAN, ARE A MILLION JOBS MADE BY BE E l AM
Free
GOOD crops at good prices . . . isn’t that the kind of farm relief that farmers really want? Since 1933, the brewing industry has bought 15 billion pounds of American farm products . . . paying good prices, too. Add to that, the million jobs that Beer has made . . . and the fact that Beer pays a million dollars a day in taxes:local, state, national. To safi^ruard these advantages, the brew-
[ BEER PAYS A MILLION r VDOLLARS A DAY in taxes) \ m A/AT/ON-W/D£ / AND HERE.MR.TAXPAYER. IS A HUGE SUM TO LIGHTEN YOUR TAX BURDEN!
ing industry stands ready to cooperate fully with all law enforcement authorities. Th« brewers can enforce no laws . . . but they da insist that retail beer outlets should give no offense to anyone. ff'ouhl you like a booklet that describes tba brewers' program of direct action? Address: United Brewers Industrial Foundation, 19 Eartk 40th St., New York, N. Y.
a beverage of moderation
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Phone 470
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COUNTY DISTRIBUTORS 307 North Jackson Street
Pr ir.e 111
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Greencastle, Ind.