The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 January 1940 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANJJETR, GEEENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY. J,ANT ART

1940.

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QUESTION FROM A BUSINESS MAN

'WUen. . Borrow wlirnrvrr yon rnn iisr rrrdit profitnVily. Some specific instances are: to take cash discounts. to purchase seasonal mcrcliandise, to finance the filling of orders.

l/Vl'&ie Til, place to borrow, of course, is here at the bank wlieri your application will he welcome : nd all information will be la pt confidcufial. Rates, as you know, arc moderate.

Tirsl—(.ili/ciis Hank ami Tmsl Company

Mem tor Federal Teposlt insurance Corporatipn

THE DAILY BANNKK* sod Herald, Consolidated “It Waves For All'’ 17-19 South Jackson Street S. R. Rariden, Pnhllsher Entered in the postoffice at Greencastle. Indiana, as second class mall matter under Act of March 8, 1878. Subscription price, 12 cerRs per week; $3.00 per year by mall In Putnam County; $3.50 to $5.00 per year by mall outside Putnam County.

COLDS!

FIOHT MISERY right where' you feel It-wlth swift-acting \

^SOCIETY

VICKS VAPORMB

Phone all social and personal items to 95. Betty Bryan—Society Editor.

\ RIBf.K TlIOrC.HT FOR TODAY Bp on God’s side, then do not worry: But thanks be to Ood, which giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ 1 Corinthians 15:57.

PLUMBING AND HEATING

Repair work given special at-

tention.

Federated Reading Flub i Met Wednesday Afternoon

The Federated Reading Club met | Wednesday (afternoon at the city library, with fourteen members present. Mrs. C. A. Shuey reviewed

■ — — i „jjp xhe Years From Bloomsbury Helen Hooser, Roaehdale. returned by George Arliss and Miss Ida Wood to her home Friday afternoon from i reviewed "An Autobiography by | the Putnam county hospital. Frank Lloyd Wright.

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A. A. M’Gili, Phone 560-M

Get the Money You Heed from The Indiana I.J

Wo will refinance your car with payments r iu, W |

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obligation I hat yon may now ow e.

II you nc-;! cash tor coal or any other winter npi^.j.

Our 'crais are reasonable and liberal. INDIANA LOAN CO.

F. Washington Street

Ban

^personals

and LOCAL NEWS

BRIEFS

There are still a few vacancies f r (

the clin’c to be held -Wednesday, cloverdnle New Era

January 24. at the off'eo ~r Miss Freidman, county nurse, at the

courthouse

NO CARS FOR RELIEFERS NOBLESVILLE. Ind.. Jan. 19— (UPi The Hamilton county weh'aie board today had voted to drop relief clients if they own and operate aut-i-

! mobiles and to deny applications for

1 Chib Mel Wednesday ' relief if the applicants have cars and

The New Era Club of Cloverda*- operate them,

county met Wednesday afternoon at the The board said the nil ng followel

Two Cai Travel by litdiaia Railroad For Less Thai It Costs One To Drive!

the oPutnam county met Wednesday — — , --

| Tuberculosis association. Call 531 fo-, home of Mrs .Eliza Turst. The meet- | complaints that old-age recipients I appointments. ' ing was opened, by singing the j were driving to the courthouse t >

; "Song Prayer ”, and “My Old Ken-1 pick up their checks in cars costing

Clarence Vesta! values a ,,photo- j tucky ,n acc0 mpanied by Mrs. Lu-* more than their allowance to ope: ate. |

1 gmph made in th® year 1890 show -j cine Jo ' rdan

ing the “likenesses" of the students , ^ responses t0 th , ro n ca n w( >ro j . FINNS WORST WEATHER of the .Greenoastle High School nf fnioppHanpou;, anf )proved to he very ! ,< .,nMn...-d fr...., i>-.ire one.

There will be no < Baptist church th;lt >' ear ' the P icture boin P ma S e 1 interesting. • ! '’ d rai f yest «; day on ^ ku ’ Han *°; ! Sunday school party tonight. It is with the P u P ils grouped in front of Mrs \i ar y Logan read a very in-' rorlimls ' 1 ll1, ° a ’ an . ' | postponed until next Friday. January j t,le si’ll 00 ! building. Among the pu- s ( ruc jj V p pa pe r 0 n “Louisiana, The ' ,iar T' A ls '(P^'t ei m u- ian 26 j P ilfl :in(1 teachers whose names were Land of Perp ^ ua] rto mance.’’ The ! aviators sttaeked civilians with ma-

recalled by Mr. Vestal-including j c , ub 8an& .. Carry M(> Back to old chine gun fire. The Putnam County Medical Soc- | his own name- were Ben Crose, vi i ; . followed by a vcrv in . 1

iety met Thursday evening at the j Ge o r ge Steele. Grace Jackson. Ella lere8ti article by Mrs . Winifred |

i ons with its eastern fects no French i nter( . t ,l hut is wh( policy. The Reich fore does not s. j^f J discUM qui , . 1 man-Polish n ’ government oi ..yen to right to exert in flU( , questions.’’

College Inn. Following the dinnea-. Dr. Allander from the State Board of Health showed films of much in-

terest to the local doctors.

Miss Frances Roedl, Mason. 111., i was taken to the Putnam county hospital Thursday evening for treat-

It’s Safer and Surer, Tee!

Peck, Emma Peck, Mary White, Sallie Marshall, Belle Mahoney, Pearl Bryan,’ Florence Crawford. Frank Day, Grace Beck, Olive Miller, W. H. Graham, Jesse Earlle, Charles Herring, Fred Hays, Bert Jackson, Harry Graham, Grace

ment for' iidnor ^injui-ies "received in j Bl '! d P es - Tina Eads, Hadde Daggy, an accident which occurred nea, I'-ul Stoner. Are’,.. P.iee. Mayna.d

Daggy, Duff Neff, Clark Cgrhart,

Otis Mrs.

visor at Mercy hospital

WARNING REVEALED H oii(innt‘<l fniiii I»x»ire Oru-i

Rockwell on “Mississippi.”

The hostess conducted two con--i ln,! il nlust '‘ re J t ‘ ct n?,,st energetlcal - .THH»a nt South •• t.,. j 'V an<l for a11 time interference

tiy France in its vital spheres of in-

l tefost.”

! Ribbentroy added: I “The forming of Germany’s rela-

tests, "Cities of the South,” won by Mrs. Mayme Reed, and “Songs of the South.” won by Mrs. Alfred Skelton. Mrs. L. L. Runyan and Mrs. A'-

fred Skelton were guests.

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Greencastle, late Thursday evening.; I Alexander Black, Allie Hibben,

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Hollis Amidon, night super-| Grubb, Earl Bruner, Charles McGill, j ( | ay p V e ninK at t | ie homp of Mrs K

at Vrbana. 'Claude Owen. Layne Stone, Charles Hi _ h wp ,,, ‘ nn

P. E. C. Bridge Club Met With Mrs. Bruet

P. BJ. C. Bridge Club met Thurs-

! THIN W03TEN

Round-trip fares on Indiana Railroad buses and trains are far below the cost of operating even a small car. In fact, tno persons can travel this safe, comfortable way for less than it costs one to drive. So why not leave your car at home this winter . . . avoid highway dangers . . . and enjoy the speed ami economy of Indfflna Railroad service?

J. Bruce. High scores were won by

111., underwent a major operation ; Miner, Curtis Vestal. Harry I^ng-1 Mrs And ^ Br ® wning an(1 Mrs E(|

Trestle.

The next meeting will be February

Wednesday morning. Her condition i don, Gertrude Short, Walter Alia reported fair. Mrs. Amidon was : baugh, Fred Clearwater, Stella formery. Miss Rebecca Gostage. j Grubb, Alex Lane, Frank Lane, F’uneral sei-vices for Morris Albert | lone Paxton, Martha Ridpath, Alii" Graver, who died at his home early I Friend, Edith Conklin. Ida Hibbitt, Wednesday morning following an ex- j ■h’lmie Bridges, Margaret Richardtended illness of an incurable disease ] aon - May Conklin, Gertie Hibben, were belli Friday afternoon at 2:00 Roscne McCoy. Prof. R A. Ogg, Liio’clock at the Naznrene church with ' He Ford, Agnes Btcknell, L>la Gir-

Rev. Slnghurse In charge of the ser- I ! ,,n - L'du Steele,

vices. Interment was in Forest Hill j

cemetery.

For Intcrm itlmi 1’h. 323-K

INDIANA RAILROAD SYSTE*!

mallest, busiest, cneapest workers in town—Banner want ads

“’if your suit could talk—would Tt almost beg to be sent to Home Liundry & Cleaners? We are sure it would enjoy the cleaning and pressI ing we would give it Phone 126 tomorrow. 19-lt.

National Thrift Week, January 17th to 23rd

If s Still Smart to be Thrifty

1700s

1940s

A connection with a good bank like the Central is the basis of thrift.

RE AL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Hett’e A. Fuque to Lennle Traut et al, 20 acres in Madison Twp., $1. Wm. Johnson et. ux to Emma R. Cooper, 15 acres in Clinton Twp, j ligi

' ft

1 at the home of Mrs. Clifford Fra-

zier..

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Keystone Bible ( lass

'lei Wednesday

The Keystone Bible Class met Wednesday evening in Keystone Chapel of Gobin Memorial church with fifteen members present. Demotions were led by Mrs. J. E. Courtney with prayer by Mrs. Anna Beales. A very interesting program was given by Mrs. Lee Reeves, as-

sisted by Mis. F. W. Davis on “Re*. :

The Way of Life.” Miss Anna

LOOK TOO OLD

Women needing the Vitamin B Complex and Iron of Vino! to stimulate appetite will s-e what a difference a few lovely pounds make in filling out tho c .e hollows and sldnu,* limbs. Get pleasant tasting Vinol.—

Sold at all Drug Stores.

THE

‘WEEX-END'j STORE

Lots of pec; ]r a ]i, buying at U |

value time

—finest rer A

the store!

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3 Lbs. Maxwell If Salt Fish. 2 i.K. Grape Nuts, Pure Pork SausiKP, Lk.| 50 Lb. Can Lard 24 Lb. Ihig Gel,I *ledal Roman Clean :-r I Lb. can Pink Sal mm Kraft Dinner. ! ler

FLINT’S MAI Phone a! amt |

Thrifty people use this bank in many ways.

Thrifty Men Franklin 170(1 — 1790

To save money by regular, even if small deposits, in Central Savings accounts.

To pay bills by Central checks for convenience, for own accurate record and to avoid errors. ® „

To borrow money the Central way — for business, for personal requirements, for emergencies.

To buy and pay for a home with a convenient Central loan.

$1,450.

Olive P. Higgins et al to Wm. C. Oakley, partition, land in Floyd Twp. Fred A. Boatman et ux to Geraldine M. Caywood, land in Monro" Twp., $1,000. Bessie S. Goldberg to Ernest A. Browning et ux, part lot 92 Greencastle city, $1. Anna H. Scales, executrix, Vo Grafton J. Longden et ux. land in Greencastle Twp., $1. Grace Gaines Whitehead to Putnam county, lot in Bainbridge, 5200. Dovie Gertrude Taylor et con to Edward Kaetber et ux. lots in Manhattan, $1. Geraldine M. Caywood et eon to Fred E. Boatman, et ux, land m Monroe Twp., $t. Clement B. Knauer to Orville Ewing, 23.5 acres in Madison Twp., $1.

fire damages library HYDE PARK. N. Y . Jan. 19.— (UP) —President Roosevelt’s library, being constructed to store the President's valuable private and state Papers, was slightly damaged by fire last nigdit when a plaster-drying burner ignited scaffolding. Hyde Park firegion, aided by a Poughkeepsie fire company, quickly extinguished the flames in the unfinished structure, on Mr. Roosevelt’s Hyde Park estate. .

To keep valuable papers in a safe deposit box at "the safes't place in Putnam County"

Oiurt bottlt nli lie—it eroerrs

Marie Jack accompanied by Mes Hen Riley sang two musical numbers. Following the program the group adjourned to the Community room for a social hour during which the hostesses, Miss Hattie Connelly and Mrs. Roy Ferrand served refreshments. Each member told where she was bom and it was found only one of the group was born in Greencastle and only half in Putnam county.

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Penguin Bridge Club Met Wednesday Evening The Penguin Bridge ’Club’ met Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.- Rodney Godfrey. Twelve members were present. Penguin i prizes were won by Mrs. Dorothy I Fisher, Forrest Ashworth and John 1 [

ROMAN CLEANSE whitens a/u/ d&iinled

Rodney. 4* 4- 4* Mrs. Benefiel and Daughter Home From California Trip Mrs. Essie Benefiel ami daughter, Esther, have returned home from a plane trip to California. While there they visited Los Angeles. San Diego, Tijuana, Mexico, Catalina Island, and Hollywood. In Hollywood they were the guests at a luncheon at RKO studios, ’of Conrad Krebs, publicity department, and later were taken on I a tout of the studios. Miss Benefiel will leave the first of the week for Pittsburgh and New

York.

My Goodness"—

“What A Clean-Up 1

Look at these low prices on really hi ,h era -i SHOES.

SOMETHING NEW

elec-

To insure .'-'emselves against loss through the Central Insurance Agency, Inc.

KOKOMO, Ind., Jan. 19.—(UP) With th() thermometer standing at 12 degrees below zero, merchants here did a rushing business in

trie fans today.

Householders suddtgily discovered that placing a small electric faa betide a radiator circulates the better and warms their rooms.

210 Pairs Ladies Dress and Street SHOES

122 Pairs

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Ladies’ Dress and Str?! 1

Black and Brown Suede, Kid

And Gabardine. All Styles. All Heels—the S-asons

sellers.

SHOES

best

heat

And for mtiny other purposes which are helpful and profitable to said thrifty people.

COME TO THE

Central National Bank Southwest Corner Square

' See the display of

rare and unique coins and cur-

i, renoy commemorating National Thrift Week.

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EXACTLY As Your Doctor^Ordered Have you ever looked at • newly filled emergency prescription and asked yourself. "I wonder if this is all right ?” If it came from Stevens you can depend on it—IT'S RIGHT. We know when it's right and we know when it's wrong—and you can bet your life we won't put a Stevens label on any prescription—emergency or otherwise —unless it’s 100% the way your doctor ordered. Vatex $1.25 Dr. Miles Nervine 83c Pe-Ru-Na pg,. Nyal Tonic Nervine 8»o

COLDS

Cause Discomfort

For quick relief from the misery of colds, take 666 l.iquid . Tablets^Salve - Nose Drops

$4 and $5 Values Now $2.99 Extra Special 91 Pairs Ladies’ SHOES

Ties, Pump* ami Ovf^ ■thick and Brown Siiwk. M Calf and Gabardine— $3 - $4 - $5 Values No*

$1.99

For Dress, Street or Work. Broken Sizes.

For Men For A Short Time Only Florsheim Shoe

$8.9!

CASTLE COTTAGE RESTAURANT

Values To $6.00 Now $1.00

Reg^ilar $10.00 Values, Now Regular $8.05 Values, Now

Olher Grids and Ends 1 11

$7.91

°n sizes.

Men’s Shoes

$r sr s'.

Meals that are sure to please served every day.

Better Look These Over—Buy 2, 3 or More Pairs

Stevens Drug Store

> s h°rt Orders, Fountain Service ♦ CASTLE COTTAGE West Side of Square