The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 September 1939 — Page 4
TILE DAILY BANNER* GREENCASTLE, INDIANA,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1939.
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COMPENSATION MAN TO BE HERE THURSDAY The Brazil office of the Indiana Unemployment Compensation Divis- , ion will operate on a part-time basis ' after September 29, it was announced today. Local persons who have filed or j wish to file work registrations or benefit claims with the division will continue to be served by YVm. C. j Stalnaker, who will work out of the Terre Haute office. He will come i here Thursday morning at 9 o’clock, j beginning October 5. The present i quarters at 17 U east National aveI nue will be used. The itinerant stop
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WEALTHY SPECIALIST AND SON ARE JAILED BENTON, 111., Sept. 26 (UP)—Dr. George \V. Gore, 65, wealthy surgical specialist, and his son were held in adjoining cells today, the son for the slaying of his step-mother last July, the father because he killed his son's attorney yesterday after an argument over the son’s defense. The attorney was Carl Choisser, 46. publisher of the Benton Evening News and a cousin of young Gore. He and Charles F. Settlemoir, a locksmith, were walking through an alley to Choisser’s newspaper plant when, witnesses said, Dr. Gore came up behind them and fired five shots. Three bullets pierced Choisser'o abdomen. He was taken to Benton hospital where surgeons performed an operation. He died last night.
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LONDON. Sept. 26—(UP)—The view of expert neutral observers in London, after nearly four weeks of war. is that Adolf Hitler can not win
a long war and Great Britain and Mr, and M:s. Lynn McFarland. France can not win a short one. Mr, and M:s. Dennis .fonts spe t The French and British confident- Sun lay with Mr. and Mrs. Lonrlt
ly expect to win the war but they Smith
believe victory may be precipitated Mr. and Mrs. R. P- Moore and by the crack up of the German home daughter were in Martinsville Tues-
front and not necessarily by an over- Jay.
whelming victory in the field. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn McFarland calWithout claiming inside infonna- led on Charles Christie Tuesday eve-
tion of allied plans, it seems that the ning.
tactics and strategy of the French ■ and British at this time may be de- DR. MFELLER SPEAKS fined as pointed toward a war which .< rron. pw o«r>
will surely if slowly force Germany lle " a , ,h ^
to capitulation.
OBITUARY
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Again the grim reaper has visited our midst and taken from us a loving husband and father, James Wesley Estep, on Sept. 17, 1939. He was born August 14, 1864 m Owen county, Indiana, the son of Jessie and Louisa Estep. H« spent his childhood days near Fillmore, Indiana, He was united in marriage to Sarah Elizabeth Fisher on July 5, 1891. To this union were bom ten children, namely, Roy, Charlotte, Raymond, Ross, Alva, Olive, Ida, Ethel, Clifford and Madonna of which three, Roy Ida and Ethel have preceded him in death. He also leaves two brothers, five sisters and a hos; of relatives and friends.
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He was always kind and affection-
anti-church campaign when he has j ate v^th-in his family and was often more time for internal affairs. This | mQvei \ by generous impulses which same man attributes this campaign ] we . n t beyond family ties to the exto undesirable elements in the party j 0 f pjg ability. He was self-sacri-
at Clay City has been discontinued and persons who have been reporting at the American Legion Hall there j ^ will either file their applications at I
Brazil or Jasonville. The Greencas- Mrs - IsabeIIt ‘ Harcourt of Oreentle itinerant stop has been changed' cas f ,e spent last week end \\i r .. i. from Tuesday of each week to Wed- and Mrs - Cortie Harcourt. Mrs. Harnesday, beginning October 4. court attend ed the New Providence
; home coming Sunday.
Sarah
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NOTICE OF SALE The undersigned Administratrix of the Estate of Charles O. Bunten, de- i ceased, hereby gives notice that by ^ virtue of and order of the Putnam Circuit Court he will at the hour of j 1 P. M. of the 2nd day of October, 1939 at the Law Office of Hamilton & Hamilton, and from day to day, thereafter until sold, offer for sale at private sale all the interest of said decedent in and to the following described real estate, situated In Putvam County, State of Indiana, towit: An undivided two-thirds of the Southeast quarter of Section 15 in Township 14 North, Range 3 West. And part of the East half of the Southwest quarter of Section 15, Township 14 North Range 3 west described as follows: Beginning at a point 60 rods South of the Northeast corner of said half quarter Section; running thence West 80 rods; thence South 40 rods; thence East 80 rods; thence North 40 rods to the place of beginning. Containing in all, 100 acres more or less. Said sale will be made subject to a mortgage indebtedness due the Federal Land Bank of Louisville. Sale subject to the approval of said court, for not less than the full appraised value of said real estate for cash. Fannie W. Bunten, Administratrix Hamilton & Hamilton. Attorneys.
The burial of Mrs. Sarah Ann Hicks of Commercial Place Greencastle was in the Deer Creek ceme-
tery Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Wally Grecson and son Amos Lee of near Fillmore, M and Mrs. Lowell McCammack and
daughter, Marjorie of near Coates- | angles Germany,
ville spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest MeCammack.
which wi l be purged. "Most people felt that Poland would be divided and that their blitz-krteg would subdue her in six weeks," Dr. Mueller
said.
While Dr, Mueller was in AlsaceLorraine, he met a man who said that "The Alsatians want to be independent. to be a buffer state, and not to be fought over.” He found that
ficing and labored on forgetful of self, literally, gave his life for the
sake of others.
He united with the Methodist church of Bethel about 1896. His spiritual teaching will ever be remembered by his children and loved ones. And we cannot understand why when he was needed so badly here, but it is not ours to question the
not all Germans say, “Heil Hitler j w y 1 y S an j wherefores of His blessed
and least of all in Berlin
This was the first of a series of three special chapels to discuss the present European War from three
the Allies and
America. The second will be heard
Florence Allen Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Robert Scott of Indianapolis spent Saturday night with
Mr. and Mrs. James Watts.
Oren Smires of Indianapolis spent
Wednesday morning and the final
MrsT*Matti«TCoffey calle 1 on Mrs. ' Thursday morning. Greencastle cit-
izens are invited to hear any of the
speakers.
SPEEDSTER ARRESTED
Officer Brown arrested a speedster |
Sunday morning about two
will.
"God needed one more father, To work his plans above In looking around to find one, He chose the erne we love. We know that what’er the work will be It’s going to be well done And He will have no fault to find With His now chosen one. My. we are going to miss him, Miss the voice so still, Sometimes it’s hard to understand
last week end with his mother, Mrs. ! o< c io(.i< According to the officer the! The workings of His will
Artie Smiser. Mr. and Mrs Charles Neier called on Mr. ahd Mrs. Ernest McCammack Wednesday afternoon. Miss Cletis Prichard of Greencastle spent Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Terry. .j. .i. -;. •;* *;• *;• Tx + CANAAN n + 4’ + d* 4* 4* 4* 4" 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* tl} Mrs. Dallas Ruark and Mrs. Pauline Shaffer of Greencastle spent Tuesday with Mrs. Mary Louise Hu-
ber.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bas.’ett were in Greencastle Friday afternoon. A large crowd attended the sale of Mrs. Charles Bunton Friday. Mr. and Mr*. Roy Hill of Pla'nfield were Sunday dinner guests o f
driver, going w'est on Washington I "' e * {nf>w it must be for the best, street, went around the court house no fault t° find square several times at a dangerous | f i ’ or ( l ur ing all His workings
rate of speed.
The driver, Louis Buis of Indianapolis, was taken before Justice of the Peace Newgent and fined $5.85.
TODAY—SEPT. 26 Bulboa discovered Pacific Ocean 1531. Is today an anniversary for someone near or dear to you? Send Flowers. Eiters Flowers
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We know that He is kind.
We'll meet you later, Father dear,
You've gone ahead awhile We’ll be waiting anxiously To see again your smile God has called you up above To help prepare our home Some day together we wall be Singing around His throne
Until that time we’re going to be
As you would have us be
We only need to close our eyes
Then your dear face to see. ‘Just so tired,’ was all he said His worries almost past Just so tired, laid down in bed Sweet rest it came at last.”
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card of thanks We wish to express our sincere appreciation and thanks to Mr. McCurry, Rev. Raphael, the flovxer girls, pall bearers, singers, to friends for floral offerings and to all who assisted us in any way during the
illness and death of our bd nq band and father Mrs. James Estep anil chill
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