The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 July 1939 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANKER GREENCASTLE, INDIANA WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1^^9.
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A Regular August CLEARANCE SALE Starting the First Part of July Never Before Did We Offer Such Bargains This Early In The Season! WITH THI KX( t-mov OF WORK (LOTHI.no wo \krow whitf. >hikts EVERYTHING IN THE STORE — IS REDUCED —
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THE DAILY BANNER and Herald, Consolidated “It Waves For Alt’’ 17-19 South Jackson Street S. R. Raridea. Publisher Entered in the postoffice at Greencastie. Indiana as second class mail matter under Act of March 8, 1878. Subscription price. 12 cents per week; *3 00 per year by mail in Putnam County: *3.50 to *5.00 per year by mail outside Putnam County. j
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SOCIETY
Phone all social and personal items to 95. Pauline Sandy—Society Editor.
Looking Around and Listening In
T)ersonals
and LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
Delta Theta Tau To Meet Thur>day
Delta Theta Tau will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock at the heme of Miss Imogene Cooper. 211
Bioommgton street
'Its. •^hillings Honored With Birthday Dinner. A v :rthday "inner was held at the nome of Mr and Mrs Ross Shillings Sunday in honor of the fiftieth birthdav anniversary of Mrs Shillings. Those present besides the husband were Mr and Mrs. Paul Shillings and
EVERY SUIT GOES!
All Weights And Kinds.
LK.HT '1 MMFR A MKDH M WEIGHTS FOR UX-VEAR-ROI ND WEAK
ONE SPECIAL LOTBROKEN >!ZE> TKOPK AL WORSTED 4 W ASH FABRICS. VALLES I P TO >22.50. GO FOR ... \ Real Bargain—Be Sure to <iet Here Early For Thew
$9-75 ^ Each
—ONE L0T-
25c & 35c SOCKS 5 Pairs 51 00 A BIG REDl'CTION ON 1 CHILDRENS I SUITS I Bl 1 NOW FOR M IIOGI. A USE M \ gi.oil tiro" to cet reads. l><ii;'t dela>—get in earls ■ «lllle the »e|e< t inns are giii.ll.
PAJAMAS. S2 & S2.50 Quality at SI.65 SHIRTS. SI.65 & SI.45 Quality, SI.25—3 for S3.50 SHIRTS. S2.50 & S2.00 Quality, S1.65—3 for .... S475 NECKWEAR. SI.00 Quality at 2 for SI.50 NECKWEAR. 65c Quality at 2 for SI.00 One Lot—35c WASH TIES—2 for 25c Men's & Boys’ BALL CAPS—each 15c EXTRA PANTS STRAW HATS wool. GABARDINES N\||.OKS 4 PANAMAS 4 %sh pants Greatly Reduced P P n IT /i p n *'*’* a ^ or next fall from our REDUCED regular stock. POLO SHIRTS. One Lot 50c to SI.50 qual. 35c, 3 for SI Jewelry -Belts - Suspenders In Fact Everything Vou Could Need REMEMBER, this is an August Clearance in July. Only goods from our regular stewk is on sale, but ue have the stock.
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Ft VEARS IN PC TMVN ( OI .NTY
I the music clinic at Teacher s College.
Mrs. J. F. Hirt. east Washington street, underwent an appendix operation at the Putnam county hospital
Wednesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs S. B. Dove of Clinton , Township, had as their Fourth of ‘ July guests Mr and Mrs W Elmer Hawkins, of La Duke, Alberta. Can-
! ada.
Lee Hubbard of this city, who un-
derwent an emergency operation at ! the Putnam county hospital Sunda/j rcoms
night, is reported improving. June Wiseman, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. V. Earle Wiseman, underwent a tonsil operation at the Puti nam county hospital Wednesday
j moming.
The first annual Jones-Mace reunion wil be held July 23 at the home of Mr. an Mrs Carl Ferrand All relatives of both families are urg-
ed to attend.
For the past two or three weeks we have been travelling here and there—looking around and listening in. Out of many impressions there are two or three we should like to
pass on.
First, we never cease to wonder at the resources and opportunities I which we. in this country of ours, possess. How. we ask as the endless milec of rich fields and growing grain unroll before our eyes, can there be serious want, the unemployed. the needy, the uncared for? We know, of course, that these are all seriously and tragically with us. In the nature of things does it seem reasonable and necessary that it should be so? Have we not the intelligenc the wisdom, the honesty, the idealism, to make it otherwise?
Surely so.
Secondly, the more we see of the large and congested city centers, the happier we are to get back to the small nome town. We confess that the city has for us little attraction either for the purpose of vacation or of residence This is a purely personal reaction of course. But let is be grateful for the freedom, the friendships the very familiarities of
the small town.
Thirdly, on the train and in every sort of public place, we found people freely and fiankly expressing their opinions or. things political and
the home of Miss Marv Elizabeth otherwise. Many of these opinions
Asbell was a 1 ma y not be worth overmuch, but
that is not the matter at issue. To live in a country these days where
j; ■ family. Paul Leroy. Shirley and Dar-
_ij! Ian of Thomtown, Mr and Mrs. Rus-
Mrs Frank Jarrell is attending j sell Shillings and daughter Virginia
Tnd.ara Sta’e of Crawfordsville. Millard King, Indiana Sta.e , Ruby WaUer John Alva and
; Mae Shillings all of Greencastle. Eagene and Chester Hamm of Mor-
ton were afternoon guests.
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'lection One To Hold Family Picnic Thursday
The picnic of Section One of the First Christian church planned for Thursday noon at Robe-Ann Park is a family picnic. Members please bring food and table service. Come and bring your family In case of rain it will be held in the social
of the church. Golden Wheel Viet With Mr». Peck
The regular meeting of the Golden Wheel was held Tuesday evening at
—this quick t, ea^ r j sensible use „f 1 bett< ‘ r «■ that save ym, fj your furniture— —or livestock. Re^jS monthly payment* ' Indiana Loan' l»'/2 K. Wash. St f
Mr. and Mrs Hubert Sherman and
family have m rved from west WaiI nut street in this city to Bloomingten. Their daughter. Beth will enter
Indiana University this fall.
Mr, and Mrs B. G. R. Williams, of 914 south Locust st. Greencastle are guests of the Lookout Hotel, on the coastal cliffs at Ogunquit.
Peck. Mrs. Imogene Asbell was guest. During the business session plans were made for the summer project Games and contests were enjoyed during the social hour. Prizes were won by Miss Viriginia Dean. Miss Beulah Yeager. Mrs. Leona Sutherlin. Miss Edith Browning and
Miss Florence Evens.
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Hold Outing
An curing was given to the employees of the Pitchford Quality Shop at McCormick's Creek State ; n Park on Tuesday evening.
southern stay.
for an indefinite'
(Until Sebts (Us Do IJart’ Too \j v.ny young couples plunge into matrimony without a sound financial plan Mounting debts very often lead to discord and disaster. The wise plan is to budget expenses carefully from the start, and to put something aside every /jay day in an account here I his is a sensible form of “happiness insurance.” First—Citizens Bunk and Trust Company Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
A wiener and hamburger fry and I picnic was held in Echo Lodge Those in atendance were: Mr. and
The Miset s Sara Hatfield and , M r g_ G U y Pickens. Mr and Mrs. Guy Pauline Jones, of this city. Leatha 1 Williamson. Mrs. Janette Bills. MisWilson and Margaret Fall, of Roach- Almeda Pitchford, Marguerite dale, and Kathleen Baxter, of Dan- Scott Maxine Seely, and Xed Breen, ville are planning to spend this week jodie Pickens and Frank Knebel. end at Lake Shafer | R C. Coffman formerly of Spencer Mr ' and Mrs John Boatri £ ht
will open ar Ice Cream Parlor in | Cloverdale Saturday night with a
one may give voice to what he thinks and do so unafraid is something to be deeply grateful for.
Monday evening, apparently, preachers' vering at the movie. Well, ers' evening at the movie. Well, they showed -ood judgment at that. We were there, too. It was a first class show, in respect to both conten and acting. We would rather :iv| through eternity with ••Borrowed Time’’ than waste a “Yes” on “Invitation to Happiness.” Why can’t we have more night of the same sort and calibre?
Be £in Yo® VACATln By Shopping Fn(| In Cool Comi'JI At The Ladies Sj' Check your wartnj yog go in order to h' it in for all the need with apparel of you're a'-cu*tomed t„ the Ladies SE.ppr, NEH DlitSst, That are smart and j for every summer u* Ion. MOJl'D Hosiip In the bright n-u , wear with summer > LASTEX BATHIXi; | That are figure.fiatte very colorful. VAN RAM.TL l M)n Ladies SIm Southeast of Po*)
Mrs. Homer William her home Wed: - ay fty hospital.
Mrs. E. T Huron X street, returned to her day from the county
Merrill MWar.r ick underwent a tonsil oper county hospu „ r.-s ,
grand opening with a good string band with • lenty of music. A place wall be set iside for dancing.
and
daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Foster Jcr.es and sons spent Sunday at La-
fayette park.
500 yards of the explosion. No damage to adjoining property was reported. The nearest house, owned by Walter Fisher, Central High School football coach, is about 100 j yards away. The home, of brick construction, was nea r ly ready for occupancy. Bricks were blown from the front of the building and the interior was nearly destroyed. Neither Umbarger nor Hook could be reached for a statement, and police for a rime were unable to determine definitely what caused the explosion. -Later a police department spokesman said “There is no question but what the building was dynamited.” RIOT BKE\K* OUT IN COAL MTNES
Delcia
Mr. an 1 Mrs. Oscar McKamey of Fillmore have returned from Great Falls. Mont where they spent a vacation visiting Mrs Edith McKamey ,
and family The latter Mrs. Kamev ’ daUghter
is a sister-in-law of Paul Wright of
this city.
Roderick Rhea, son of Dr and Mrs. G. D. Rhea underwent a tonsil operation at the Putnam county hospital
\\ ednesday morning.
The other morning we overheard the following as we passed a place of business: ••Do you think you will get the windows cleaned before the snow begins to fly?" This addressed to the man hired to wash the windows. The question was put with a tolerant smile on the part of the questioner, and met with a sheepish smile on the part of the person questioned. We could not help but think that a considerable part of the whole human relations problem was wrapped up in the above bit of repartee.
UNI* XII'.Nl NG
AIRPLANE THIEF
(font I nurd from I'uicr One* Danville, III. It was repaired there and the man who gave the name cf Larry Thompson on that occasion
disappeared.
Later he was located at Vernon, 111., where he asked Goldie Gehrken, 17. to accompany him on a short flight to Ramsey, 111. Then, she told police, when she was later arrested, he refused to return her to Vernon and forced her to accompany him.
ry him. She was picked up at Char- | leston. Mo., July 7 after the piano j was forced down out of gas, the day ! previous near Charleston. The pilot, who was carrying pass- ; engers on sight seeing flights, escaped when the sheriff appeared at | the field to arrest him and pick un | Miss Gehrken,
H onfinued from f*ac^ Creek, Ky.. struck on the head with ! a rifle butt. Noble Bowman. 30. of Chevrolet. Ky., shot in the stomach. Ray Noe. 36. of Yancey. Ky.. shot ; in the hip. Doc Caldwell. 31, Wilsonburger. I shot in right leg. John Kennedy, miner, shot in right knee. The shooting was the first serious violence since national guardsmen were sent here a month ago to protect operators who resumed operations on a non-union basis after signing of the national bituminous contract. It was reported Capt Hansberry opened fire when a picket attempted to dislodge the trolley of an electric coal car which a non-union miner was attempting to run into the mine through a picket-line of several hundred members of the United Mine Workers Union.
POLICE SEEK
BOMB THROWER
< fontlnupil from I'nge On«*>
lifst night and neighbors said the
She said that he asked her to mar- blast shook nearly all homes within
TO EFFECT ALLIANCE PARIS. July 12 UP)—Great Britlin and France are firmly determined to conclude the now deadlocked negitiaUons to get Soviet Russia inI to their European Security Front, foreign minister Georges Bonnet told the United Press today.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Prevo, North- fractured elbow,
wood, have returned home from a vacation t:.p to the Pacific coast. Among pla es visited were Lake Louise Vancouver, Seattle, California Exposit; n at San Francisco, and
Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Albin of th's city and Mr and Mrs. Jesse D. Potter of Russellville have returned from LaPo-te, where they attended as delegates the state convention of the Rural letter Carriers Association. Mrs. Albin is county president of the auxi: ary. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Scott ■'.•ere Cecil Scott and family. Miss May Webbe, Mr. and Mrs. John Schrader. Mr. and Mrs Carl Anderson and Mrs. Margaret Surface cf Indianapolis. They visited Elizabeth Wright, a patient in the Putnam county hospital. Mis. Ess.i- Benefiel and Mrs. Grar? Hurst of this city left Tuesday evening on a two weeks vacation trip. They will attend the World's Fair in New York and will visit with Mrs. Benefiel’s daughter. Esther, a TWA air hostess in Newark, N. J. and Mrs. Benefiel’s sister, Mrs. W B. Kirk in HiLsdale, N. J.
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In two letters which came to our desk were found the following: “There is so much one could and should read ” Yes. indeed. We have this matter on our heart and shall have more to say about it later. “W took the ferry. It was the first boat ride I had ever had. I just stood at the rail and pretended I was cn an ocean liner.” It is just such preten.S' such capacity for imagining things that makes life sometimes bearable, and always, we think, the fuller and richer.
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