The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 August 1939 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY. AUGUST 18,

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HAND IN HAND WITH This bank believes in the American system of free enterprise. We are a staunch ally of business, for we believe that only as business prospers can the nation itself prosper. Local business men are invited to bring their problems here. If we can help in any way — with credit, financial services, or constructive suggestions — we will be glad to be of service. First—Citizens Hank and Trust Company Member Federal Deposit insurance Corporation

THE DAILY BANNER

and

Herald, Consolidated

“It Waves For All'’

17-19 South Jackson Street

S. R. Rarlden, 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; $3.00 per year by mall in Putnam County; $3.50 to $5.00 per year ( by mall outside Putnam County.

SOCIETY

Phone All Social and Personal Items To 95

J Pauline Sandy Society Editor Z

Tri Kappa Held Alpha Chls To

Initiation Thursday

Tri Kappa met Thursday afternoon at four o’clock at the home of Mrs. Don Ellis where pledging ser-

A BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY ) vices were hf> i d for Mrs. E. M. ButAnd be not conformed to this j ler and Mrs. W. L. Mosely. Followworld: but be ye transformed by the J ing this initiation was held at the r enewing of your mind, that ye may j home of Mrs. Russell Brown for Mrs. prove what is that good, and ac- ; Butler and Mrs Mosely. A dinner

ceptable, and perfect will of Romans 12:2.

T>ersonals

and LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hahn are moving to Indianapolis after the first

of the month.

Charles Rector Cleveland to visit James B. Johnson.

left Mr.

today

and

FORD WILL NOT COMPLY DETROIT, Aug. 18 (UP)—The Ford Motor Company notified the National Labor Relations Board today that it would not comply with an order which the board issued against it a week ago and charged that the right of free speech was being denied to Henry Ford.

Robert Lee McKamey, 5-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McKamey of Cloverdale was admitted to the Putnam county hospital Friday

morning for treatment. He suffered injuries to his left arm when he fell from a porch. Judith Ann Gill, 7-year old daughtor of Mr. and Mrs. Buford Gill of Moline, 111., became seriously 1,11 Thursday while visiting in the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gill in this city, and was taken to the Putnam county hospital for treatment.

Miss Betty Frost remains ill at her home at 625 cast Washington street.

LAST CALL For SUMMER DRESSES

—IN TWO LOTS—

Our entire stock of summer dresses is now mi two small racks. RACK NO. I consists ol all our Better Dr'ssvs, including silks, fine

French voiles ami chif-

tons. In this hit there A Q are values up to $16.75. ▼ ww

Of course, the size ussort men! is broken.

RACK NO. 2 eonsists of our Belter Cotton Dresses, values £ DO at $2.00 and $2.98. T «VU

Brok a sizes. Your last

call

$2,110 SLACKS and FARMERETTES $1.00 SLACKS and FARMERETTES

$1.00 50c

Percale Print Dresses

We have about four dozen Percale Print Dresses that are in broken lot and broken sizes. These formerly sold at $1.00; while they last Saturday, to clean up

39 c

PREVO BROS.

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Large OXYDOL 19c Full <)t. PUREX 15c

10 Lbs. SUGAR 47c

2 Lbs. FRANKS 25c

FREE

Swift Premium Corned Beef 12 oz. can 19c 10 Giant Bars P & (i SOAP

31c

FREE

Palmolive Soap

Two bars free with one large size

Super Suds Rlue Pk ^ 22c

Hoftasllk C ake Flour 23c

The New Phoenix COFFEE Lb. 29c

3 Dozen JAR RINGS

10c

1 Dozen JAR LIDS 19c FLIN We Deliver Fre 31

One Large and One Small Armour Soap Rem dor Rerk 23c rs mah e PI 6 NORTH JACKSON SI

Pure Cider VINEGAR 1 Gal. 19c IKET lone 354 or 355 r.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Query, Crown street, are the parents of a daughter

bom Friday morning.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whitman and children are visiting relatives at Ashtabula and North Kingsville, O. Mrs. Laurence Stellings is expected to return home today after visiting Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Bettman in

Chicago.

Mr. and Mrs. William Bishop and Miss Virginia Mathcs left today for Cleveland to visit Mr .and Mrs. John

Bishop.

Miss Lois Black, a nurse in the In- : diana University Medical Center at Indianapolis, is here to spend a two | weeks’ vacation at home. William L. Wallen, Seminary street, has been selected as local representative of the State Farm Insurj ance Companies of Bloomington. Among those from here who at- | tended the bean dinner at Parkers1 burg, Thursday, were Mr. and Mrs. ! Oscar Obenchain and Mrs. Ola Ellis. Miss Mary Jane Seed and her sis- { ter, Miss Bessie Seed of Lawrence1 ville, 111., spent Thursday night with s Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tustison, Elm

j street.

Miss Caroline Conklin returned home today from Muncie where she j has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe , Connor. Mrs. Connor is Miss Conklin’s sister. Dorothy Osborn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Osborn of near Belle Union was admitted to the Putnan | county hospital Thursday evening foj treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wamsiey and [ daughters have returned home from ' a vacation -trip to the New England i states. They visited in Washington, : D. C. and attended the World’s Fair in New York City. Among those present at the family | party at the home of Ferol Girton in I Muncie. Tuesday, were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Girton, Mrs. Nellie Lee and daughter Betty, Mr. and Mrs. Gene j Girton. of Greencastle. Mrs. Bertha Carnahan, who is employed in Cloverdale, has filed suit in Owen county, for divorce from Alden Carnahan, alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. The home of the couple is in Owen county. She is represented by Indianapolis attor-

neys.

Mrs. Lou Hillis, south Locust street has returned home from Columbia, Mo., where she has been visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baskett and Miss Alice Johnson of Columbia, Mo., accompanied her home for a visit in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Knauer. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Clodfelter and daughters of south of Russellville recently entertained their threshing ring members, and members of their families. There were 150 persons reported present. The crowd enjoyed the ice cream and also the roasted wieners which were prepared on the outdoor furnace at the Clodfelter

home.

God.— ! was held at Mrs. Thad Jones’ with j Miss Marcia Hughes as assistant hostess. A short business meeting followed the dinner. Mrs. E. H. Hildebrandt of Montclair, N. J.. was a guest. Forty members were pres-

ent.

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Garden Club Met With Mrs. Bridges

Mrs. Margaret Durham Bridges, formerly of Greencastle, was hostess for the recently-held meeting of the Garden Club of Russellville, at her home on the south edge of that town. Mrs. Della Simpson made a very I interesting talk on “National Cemefor|tenes.” Mrs. Ella Fordyce gave an Mrs. ] interesting talk on “Does Farm Life Provide Satisfaction in Living?” The September meeting will be with

Mrs. Ella Fordice.

Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Skinner of Columbus, Ind., are the parents of a daughter bom Friday morning at the home of Elmer Skinner in Commercial Place. The board of commissioners of Putnam county will meet tomorrow afternoon to consider matters con-

Entertain Saturday

Mrs. Robert L. Mason, 7979 Morningside drive, Indianapolis, will be hostess for a rush party for girls who will enter DePauw University next month. The party will be given by the DePauw’ chapter of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority, at 3 o’clock

Saturday afternoon.

Members of the DePauw chapter from out of town who will attend are Miss Mourine Keler of Davenport, la., rush captain; Miss Ann Smith of River Forest, 111., president of the chapter; Miss Barbara Jane Smith of Lebanon, Miss Elizabeth Rumbley of Brazil, Miss Judy Wright of Elwood. Miss Jeanne Fuller of Chrisney and the Misses Mary Lou Conrad and duel Maddox of Green-

castle.

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Friendly Circle Club Met Thursday Evening The Friendly Circle Club held a meeting and weiner roast Thursday evening August 17th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Pitts, soutli of Greencastle. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Karl Newman and son, Mr. and Mrs. James Grimes, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Allen and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Cunningham and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tharp and Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Thomas.

PERU

SALESMAN COMMITS

SUICIDE

nected with thi installation

tures in the new jail.

of fix-

There will be

Sunday evening. August 20, at 7:30 o'clock on east Washington street road in Commercial Place. Everyone welcome. Rev. Jim Watts, pastor. The 115 annual district association of Regular Predestinarian Baptist will eb held August 25, 26 and 27 at the park at Oscar Irwin's instead of Hoosier Highlands as was planned. Several visiting ministers are expec-

ted to be present.

IN MEMORY In loving remembrance of our dear husband and daddy, Oscar A. Kinsey, who departed this life two years ago August 18th, 1937. "There is one link death cannot sever Love and remembrance They will last forever.” Zella and Marietta, and Billy Kin-

sey.

LOST: A large separator convass. Reward $5.00. A. M. Hodge, Belle Union. 18-3p

PERU, Ind., Aug. 18 (UP)—John ! N. Cathcart, 53, Peru salesman who

meeting starting ! earlier this week claimed to have

been abducted and taken to St. Louis, committed suicide last night by diverting fumes from the exhaust pipe of his automobile to the inside of the car. His body was found today in the machine, parked about a mile west

of the city,

Cathcart yesterday was given a $50 suspended fine in a St. Louis court where he pleaded guilt to making a false report. He said that he was abducted in Indianapolis Monday by two men and a woman and released in St. Louis Tuesday. His story appeared to bf false after he submitted to a lie detector test and finally he admitted that he had been worried over various troubles and had planned to commit suicide. He said that he lost his nerve and invented the kidnaping story to explain his disappearance. Last night, however, he parked his car, closed the windows and let the engine run until the monoxide fumes proved fatal.

SPECIAL! Semi your .shirts on sat. "| Washed & Ironed—Only 1 vzC Home Laundry & Cleaners Phone 120

Right now nearly all agree “It’s too Hot to Iron” so they call 126. Home Laundry & Cleaners. 18-lt.

TODAY—AUG. 18 First ascent of Mt. Rainier, Wash., 1870. Is today an anniversary for someone near or dear to you? Send Flowers. Eitel’s Flowers

15 E. Wash. St.

Phone 630

PUBLIC SALE We will sell at public auction at the Garner farm, 1-4 mile north of Fincastle on State Road 43, on Wed., August 30, 1939 Commencing at 10:30 o’clock the follow itifr personal property: • GOOD HEAVY DRAFT MAKES One registered Belgian mare Annaii 'lle. No. 20214, red roan, star in forehead, foaled May 16th, 1935. Sire Reuben de llrniel, first prize winner in Oiirago, Dam Elaine No. 9654, by Imported Arthur 6744, bred July 28th. Annetta No. 18839, red roaii, star in forehead, foaled June 4th, 1935. Sire Dirk 16614, Dam Flora May No. 8911, bred June 8th. This Is a good type, well mutehed, fine <iualHy pair of mares, bred to Harry Samp’s herd horse Boer d’ Boy No. 13881. One bay mare seven years old duo to foal Nov. 10th. One sorrel ntare six years old, bred April 19th. Tliis is a real work tnam bred to a good sorrel Belgian stallion. t ( OWS—2 Jersey rows—2 Shorthorns with calves, 32 head slioats weighing 75 to 125 lbs. each. 5 Chester While sows, due to farrow this fall; 1 Chester White male hog; 140 bu. old eom in crib. FARMING IMPLEMENTS — ” farm wagons, I horse wheat drill, 1 mowing nii:<'hin3, disc harrow, cultivator. corn planter, 2 sets farm luirness, 2 iron kettles, shovels, forks, ete. DeLaval cream separator, 150 egg incubator, 20 gage shotgun, West inghousc electric washer, almost new 2 rugs, other articles too numerou* too mention. Walter Garner and June Garner, Administratrix of Chester Garner Estate. TERMS—CASH COL. ALVA FORD, Auet. ROACH DALE BANK. Clerk. M. J. MURPHY, Atty. Ladies Aid of Fincastle will furnish Dinner.

CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE: Seed rye. Call at Greencastle Feed and Seed Company. 106 north Jackson street. 18-2t

FOR SALE: One 32 volt light plant batteries and radio. Roy McCammaek, 2 miles northeast Belle Union. 18-22-24-3p

FOR SALE: Extra good purebred Hereford bull, two years old; young Guernsey bull, six months old; one milch cow, two years old; 2 sows farrow soon; one purebred Spotted Poland male hog, ready for service. Albert Shuey, route 4, Greencastle. 18-lp

Queer Reasons Why Brides Go Back Home to Mother! Indoor Mountain Climbing! Two of the Many Interesting features in The American Weekly, the Magazine Distributed with the SUNDAY CHICAGO HERALD AND EXAMINER. 18-lp

FOR SALE: Five hundred Hereford heifers and steers, direct from Nebraska ranches, Wards Stock Yards, Crawfordsville, Ind. l8-4t.

LOOK! LOOK! Six foot Kelivnator Refrigerator at a low cost of $149.50. REEVES ELECTRIC, Nortn Side Square. Phone I39-M. 18-lt

New Shell Service Station at 611 south Jackson street, built by John Tharp and operated by Wiley Mark will open for business Saturday, August 19. Your patronage will be appreciated ’ 18-lp.

r ROTKX 7oye* pair e> , ever have’DB. -» v ' *0! « V**' phone “l 40

Weesner Imp. Co.

124 N. Jackson St.

New Low Prices Combined With High Resale Value.

We invite you to see our planting of the fall blooming Philippinense lily. Taking orders now for delivery later. Milton's Posey Patch. Phone 707-R. 18-lt.

—For Sale—

PEACHES for canning this week The “Y” CAFE, 11 miles east of Greencastle, U. S. 40. Phone Stilesville 830. 15-5p.

FOR SALE: Feeding cattle of all kinds. Wards Yards, Crawfordsville. 4-ff

Public Sale at farm 1-4 mile west of Belle Union Tuesday, August 22 at 10:30 o'clock. 100 head of shoats, 50 to 100 lbs.. 20 head of sows and pigs, 45 head sheep, 1 to 4 years old, extra nice, two bucks, also some cattle, etc. Neighbors are welcome to sell. Dinner served on grounds. Floris McCammack, owner. Alton Hurst. Auct. 15-6t Duroc Sale; Annual Duroc Sale of Bred Sows, Spring Gilts, and Males 7 miles east of Danville, Indiana, Saturday, August 19, 1939. Dr. Earl Ferree, Danville, Indiana. 10-11-12-17-18-50.

FOR SALE: 8 burner, two oven gas range. Call in person. Delta Tau Delta. l6-3t.

FOR SALE: A few choice Triple-A Barred Rock pullets left. 50c and 75c each. Ralph Minter, Coatesville R. 2. 17-3p

FOR SALE: Two white sows with 15 pigs. Three weeks old. Wiley Mark, Mt. Meridian. 15-18-Jp.

FOR SALE: Gravel, 10c yard at Bud Browning farm 3 miles northeast of Greencastle. Marcus L. Leucus. 14-18-2p.

NEW 39-Plate Goodyear Battery $3.95 Exchange. Nine Months guarantee. Free Installation. Dobbs lire & Battery Service Phone 789

TEXTOLITE PASTE PAINT Modern inexpensive decoration fn Jvalls and ceilings. Dries in one hour One coat covers. Does not crack o peel. Does not fade or get yellow METZGER LUMBER COMPANY. U7 W. Franklin. Phone 262. M-W-F-tf. FOR SALE: Kitchen cabinet table, two bins, two drawers, zinc top, in splendid condition, very reasonable. 403 Hanna street. Phone 741. 18-2t.

PUBLIC SAI.E: August 23 at Charles Minnick farm 8 miles south of Cloverdale. 5 horses, 21 cattle, 127 sheep, 47 hogs, farm implements.

18-3p

FOR SALE: Extra well bred 3 year aid Shropshire buck, 2 buck lambs. 1 ewe lamb and 6 choice ewes. All pedigreed. Bargain. Pherson, Bainbridge. 16-3t.

“uuntunai ^ s « VS need. INDIANA COM!: 191 z K- Wash.

FOR S AbE: Fiji watermelons and J few peaches. Un v l south Of Pleasant gJ FOP. SALxTpfifl goes and hot pepper lingley s opposite church. will grow. Jacobh J FOP SALETlteJ gasoline pressure cl $4.95. Furniture jl Side Square. Phoiul

—Real h i FOP SALE; A 1 North of Fillmore 1 able, five room housl out buildings. We;:l water in pasture 1

nanced.

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Six rooms

All convenienres garage. Rent rea%9

Seminary.

FOP PENT: Pivr apartment. Newly dJ in. Phone 72.

FOR RENT: Oct 1 ished apartment. Towers Apartments J FOR RENT: Threl downstairs rooms. pJ

FOR RENT: One r ished apartment, nei Towers Apartments,!

FOR RENT: One jj lower apartment. Ns] J city school. Newly rbl lawn, large shady M water furnished Sh;rfl ment. Phone 599-J. I For rent or sale mi's vei road 2 miles !ml Write B-ix 5 Barn-’ 9

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WANTED: Any of stock. Call 278, Gres paid. John WacnteU!

WANTED: 15 us 1 !I take advantage of ^^9 bargain.-. A selectaH 1932 Chevrolets and M styles .in running t rr« of these cars, prie; w $60.00, an. I fix itUF'-'j| Don’t delay. These a9 in stock at these m '^1 Greencastle Motors : a

WANTED TO Bl 9

rhina, wood, wax ^4

colored ones, etc, paid. Don’t fail

Furgason, 625 East Wl

TED: House'-l 3 hone 731-M I

WANTED

cheap. Phone 1

WANTED: Good use: j for equity in 1939 e l 3000 miles. Address ■

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LOST: Yellow PM®* grown. Elmer Blue • street. Phone 712-R-NOTICE: New open on north Jadu door north of Greenw pany. Frazier and Th

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