The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 March 1940 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER, GREJENCASTUJ, INDIANA, WEDN’ESDi.Y, MARCH 13, 1940.

•*tJ + v *!• ■?■ ••• ••• a GRKEXCASTTE ROUTE » '?• • *•* v 4* 4' 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* Q Mrs. Russell Scobee visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shoemaker at Lafayette Thursday a.nd Friday while her son Edward attended the Well Drillers Convention. Mrs. Cully Price has been ill with tonsilitis. Mr. and Mrs. Lois Proctor and daughter of Indianapolis spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Proctor and family. Ml and Mrs. Delbert Modlin and family cf .near Rockville spent Sunt;iy evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Proctor and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Water Master, and daughters of liainbridge visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray R. Miller and family Wednesday evening. Mrs. Lockey Hurst is ill with the mumps. Mrs. John Hillis was called to Indianapolis Sunday on account of the death of her niece Mrs. Orval Thomas, Mrs. Thomas was Miss Pearl Browning. Mr. and Mrs. Ray R. Miller and family spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Whitt and daughter at Indianapolis. Mrs. Ray Sallust has been ill for the past three weeks but is improving now. Mrs. Nellie Denny and daughters called on Mis, Viola Denny Sunday afternoon. The County Garden Club will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. C. E. Mitchell near Bainbridge. Q 4* 4' 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4* 4* 4- 44- BARNARD 44* 4- 4- 4- 4* 4* 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 0 Funeral Services were held at the Baptist church Friday afternoon for J. T. Blaydes who passed away at his home here Tuesday morning. Mr. Blaydes was 91 years of age. Interment was in the Barnard cemetery. Mrs. Robert Robbins of Indianapolis spent the week end with Mrs. Mabel S. Young. Mrs. Walter Page spent a few days with her father. Jay Cooper s butchered Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. He.nry Band an of Medarysville were called here by the death of the latters uncle, J. T. Blaydes. The Ladies Aid Society met with

\lr«. Cleon Aliff Thursday after-1 noon. Mr. and Mrs. Ott Farrow, Mr. and ' Mrs. J. W. Wright and son and Miss Tressie Richardkon spent Sunday 1 with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Farrow and j children at Wallace. Mrs. Bernice Booker, Mrs. Estie! Rogers and Mrs. Rita Martin were in Greencastle Monday afternoon. The Ladles Aid Society served | supper to the Roachdale Lions Club Tuesday, evening.

THE DAILY BANNER and Herald, Consolidated i "It Waves For All" 17-19 South Jackson Street S. R. Kariden, PuhiLher • Entered In the postoffice at Green- I castle, Indiana, as second class man ] matter under Act of March 8, 1878 - Subscription price, 12 cents pel i week; |3.00 per year by mall In Put- ; nam County; $3.50 to $5.00 per year I by mall outside Putnam County. I

SPECIALISTS In finger tip fashions and nail treatments—Your hand in ours symbolic of the CONFIDENCE we desire to win— TldK BEAUTY SHOP

215 S. College

I'hone 101!

CONTINUE SIGNAL, PARKING SURVEYS Studies of tiaffic s:gnal5» and parking on state highway routes in cities and towns are being continued but on a greatly reduced sr-iD due to lack of personnel for th's work. T. A. Discus, chairman of the State Highway Commission, said toiay. Surveys of this type, designed to increase motoring and pedestrian safety, were being made by the B meau of Tiaffic which was discontinued at the time the reduced budget' became effective at the beginning of the fiscal year. Most of the work being done at the present time deals with traf'ic signals on state highway routes and the regulation of parking. As a result of these studies a number of signals have been discontinued or moved to locations where they give h more effective service in the safe, convenient and orderly movement of traffic. Studies of traffic conditions on highway routes in all cities and towns will be completed as rapidly as possible. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our neighbors, friends, the minister Rev. Cecil Fellers and the undertaker. Mr. Rector for their kindness and assistance in the death of our beloved sister. Ma>-y Young. The Brothers and Sister.

Miss Lida Sparks was house gueit of Mrs. Jessie Hawkins and was also guest Monday afternoon at the meeting of the Modern Priscilla Club. She has been a house mother at thi j Indiana Soldiers and Childrens Home ! at Knightstown for many years. Miss Spaiks explained part of he’ - I work to the club members and answered their questions. She Is a dlrec- ; tor of girls from the age of 6 to 18. She keeps in touch with the girls after they leave the home and she has j lost track of only 8 girls, who have I graduated, since she has been a ! teacher at the home.

A BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY | The saints' assurance: O fear the! Lord, ye his saints: for there is no j want to them that fear him. The i young lions do lack, and suffer hung- j er: but they that seek the Lord shall j not want any good thing.—Psalm j 34:9. 10.

Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Varvel left today for Mt. Erie, 111., where they were called by the serious illness o: the latter's father.

T>ersonals ^ and LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS

TONIGHT

ATTEND

KIWANIS KAPERS H. S. AUDITORIUM 7:30 18 BIG ACTS Tickets 15c and 25c

Phone all social and personal items IB ^

to 95. Betty Bryan—Society Ed

Itor. ■

Iicht Coughs

lue to colds... checked without “dosing”, VICKS ▼ VAPORUS

PROVED BY 2 GENERATIONS

Mrs. McNary To Be

Hostess Friday

Coterie will meet Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock with Mrs. Maude McNary. east Seminary street. Mrs. T. C. Cox will have the program "Modem Trends in Fowers and Garden-j

i ing.”

I fifth birthday and her sen. Robe:!.

! celebrated his eighth birthday. nraoont u/ore Miss Lsla

Guests present were

Bradfield, Miss Sufan Talbott, and

Miss Mary Elizabeth Herr.

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Belle Union 1*. T. A. To Sponsor Sup|>er

The P. T. A. of the Belle Union school will sponsor a pitch-in supper at the school building Monday evening March 18, in honor of the basketball boys. Doors will be open at 6:30

and the supper will be at 7:00. Every- With M st. Newgent

iol'y-Grt-To-Gether Flub i Will Meet Thursday

j The Jolly-Get-To-Gether Club will l meet with Mrs. Thelma Siddons Thursday, March 14. at one o’clock. ! Devotions will be given by Mrs.

Chailie Cloe.

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•i. F. C. Flub Met

one is invited to attend and please bring well filled baskets o.nd table service. Please note change in th ■

Mrs. Howard Reed

j is visiting Dr. and Mrs.

i Wiseman.

of Shelbyvil'e j ‘•ate of the supper.

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V. Eai'e

Mrs. Waiter Herbert returned '.o her home Sunday from the Putnam county hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Twigg,

Miss Wanda York underwent I sinus operation at the Methodist

.Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Entertained Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Basil

Sanford and

1 hospital at Indianapolis Wednesday | M ,ss Charlotte Sanford ente:tained

morning. Funeral services for Mrs. Blanche

A St. Patrick's Day party was held by the S. C. C. club Tuesday evening at the home of Mis. Roy New-

gent.

A new member, Mrs. James McIntyre, was taken into the club

WHIN YOU NCI0 IT

CLOTHING. | ? a L J® ILLS -NEW| taxes - INSURaJ autos - REPah We wil1 , '"® n yon n, J now when you nWi)|l You repay ns i n „ Milted to your in,. orw " Indiana Loan! • 9 | 2 E. Washinipoi

THOUSANDS TE$ | Take a course of

| declare it ha-, eased vi^L

After a brief bus ness session, con* (•“vc more pep, impnvcd j

... „ ,,e ’ cl1

Every dose of Nm„ 1

Greencastle. are the parents of a son ; Matkins, resident of Spencer who born Wednesday morning at the Put- ( ij e d early Monday morning at the nam county hospital. | age of 50 years, were held WednesMr. and Mrs. Fred Allen, west j (j a y afternoon at 1:00 o’clock fro.n

the Spencer Baptist church. Inter-j Sanford of Roachdale, Mr. and Mrs. ment was in Croy's Greek cemete v. | Jack Obenchain and daughter Shelley

of Clearmont; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cooper, Mr, and Mrs Chester Cooper. Mildred Cooper an 1 sons, Lloyd and

Allen,

Columbia street, arrived home Sunday from San Benita, Texas, where they have been for the last four

months.

Mrs. W. M. Huggard and Mrs. Fcrd Lucas were in Terre Haute Tuesday attending the district meet-

ing of'the Federated Council of th' 8 summer cf the University of j

Minnesota All-State High School

The teachers and officers of the summer band. Mr. Liegl will also i Frist Christian church school will teach regular classes in the Univermeet Thursday evening at 7:30' s ity of Minnesota summer school. |

o’clock with Mrs. Elbert Heavin. II |

| the following guests Sunday: Mrs. ■ Ida Macy. Miss Mary Eliza bet!; Macy , Miss Rita Anne Dempsey. Jack Tay- , lar, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Glavy and j daughter, Betty Ann all of Danville.

, 111.; the Rev and Mrs. Reuben Mr - j Mrs. John Rader ten. Belle Union: Mr. and Mrs. Okie j Celebrated Birthday

tests were given, resulting in a very

enjoyable evening.

The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Meda Long, served refreshments in which St. Patrick’s Day ideas were carried

out.

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'0 (iraina , ^ uretics, stomachy

and uiljuvunts. J

»<> "ftim brinm

constipation

tom«.

npriousiifs*, called "tVjuti.

restless i Try Nata nts more |

niJ ■ Mid

indirntMt J

ct nt

l-'pecially r . FLEENOR ORi iill

Leonold Liegl, director of the university band and head of the Music School department of wood-wind in- „ t

. ,, , . , . i Charles, Miss Marcella Cooper. Mrs. struments. will be associate director I,, , ,

Friends, relatives and children gathered at the home of Mrs. John Rader Sunday, March 10th. to celebrate her birthday anniversary. Mrs. Ratler received many beautiful birthday gifts and the guests left at

children.

Mrs. Laverne Sanford and Marietta and Keith.

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Flover lale P. T. A.

Met Monday

The Cloverdale Parent Teacher’s I meeting was held Monday evening, ; March 11th. Mrs. Klinefelter, presi-

Ray Ciavei ct ux to George M. j d e nt, presided over the meeting. The Ciavei et ux. contract for sale, lots I (jpyjjtjQng were ] et | jjy Eappg Duncan,

Helen Pitts and children and Mr. and | late hour wishing her many more

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

happy birthdays.

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Golden Wheel Met Tuesday Evening

Golden Wheel met Tuesday evening at Miss Pearl O’Hair’s Guest House with Miss Edith Browning as

hostess.

New by-laws were presented and

was an-

west Larrabee stieet.

A series of revival services will be- | gin Sunday evening. March 17, at 7:00 p. m. at the Methodist church

in Cloveulale and will continue each in Commercial Place. $800. i entertainment by the band, under the accepted by the group. It evening through Easter Sunday. Roy C. Sutherlin, comsr., James M. | c |i rec tion of Mr Glover Very inter- I nounced that the annual $5.00 award

Rev. Groves, pastor, will lead the Aker, to John R. Diel et ux. 76.99 L sting talks were made by Lloyd ‘ ' ' ainsin* Rev - Gilfc€rt McCammack acres in Washington twp.. $532.62. I Hurst 8nd Ivah Michael . The nom ,,. will be the evangelist. ’ Roy C. Sutherlin. comsr, James ating cclnmittee wag appointed: Mr? l William E. Treadway, of Spencer. M. Aker, to George Aker, undivided, Ivah Michael Mr Heavjn and M ,.,

Kendall for nominating officers next

land in Jefferson!

former joint representative in th* state legislature from Owen and Putnam counties, will go to Washington to represent Indiana at the first henring of the federal interdepartmental committee on interstate trade barriers, next Monday. Mr. Treadway is now executive secretary of the Indiana commission

on interstate cooperation.

Don Lash, of tne Indiana state | Marion twp., and lots in Belle Union,

police force, stationed at the Put- | namville barracks, will lun against

half interest in

twp., $2450.

A L. Evans et a) trustees, to Nellie Sheets Denny, land in Warren twp.,

$1.

Hiram McCammack et ux to Flores G. McCammack, 73 acres in Jefferson twp., $1. Ina Maude McCammack et con., to Robert H. Newgent, trustee, land in

year. Mrs. Klinefelter announced the state parent-teacher meeting in April and also announced the pitchin dinner for the next meeting. Please remember the Penny Din-

would be presented to the outstanding student in the study of U. S. history given Award Day at the high

school.

Contest prizes were won by Mrs. Ignore Sutherlin, Miss Mary Elizabeth Peck and Dr. Winona Welch. Delicious refreshments in keeping with- St. Patrick’s Day. were served

by the hostess.

TODAY—MARCH 13 Standard Time adopted 1884. Flowers are the Fherrlest Prescription for the ill. EITEL'S FLOWERS

15 E. Wash., St.

Phone 639

Taisto Maki, Finnish runner, at Madison Square Garden, March 30 or 31. It will be a two-mile contest. Greg Rice, former Notre Dame sta", who has been a sensation in recent winter meets, will be on the team of three American runners who will compete with Maki.

When was your suit cleaned last? To look your best each suit should be cleaned at least once a month. Phone 126 tomorrow. Home Laundry & Cleaners. 13-lt.

/li ddx et t i BUDGET BALANCED

Robert H. Newgent, trustee to Ina ; Maude McCammack, land in Marion

| twp., $1.

Ida M. Deer et con to Gertrude I Frame et al, part lot in Roachdale.

$1.

1 James Ernest Watson to Theodore Watson et al, part interest in three I lots in Greencastle, $200. Otto Schafer et al to Henry L. Brown. 24 acres in Washington township. $486. Helen F. Cole to Edgar White et ux, quit claim deed to let in Greencastle. $1. Charles L. Perkins et al, to John j Wysong et ux, lot in Union Chnp.*l cemetery. $25. Oscar J. O'Hair et ux to Herman Hendrich. 80 acres in Monroe township, $1 Francis N. Hamilton, comsr, o Olive Grace Gibbs et con, 58 acres n sec. 3. Russell township. $4,000 Francis N. Hamilton, comsr., to Olive Grace Gibbs, 19 7-8 acre:; in sec. 3, Russell township, $2,000.

| ner March 14 at the school build'ng. | l Everyone welcome.

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Section Three To Meet With Mrs. Herod Section Three of the First Christian Church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the home of Mrs. William Herod. 309 Elm street. Miss Oakley and Mrs. York will have charge of the ptogram and devotions.

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Section Two To .Meet With Mrs. Nellie Lee

Section Two of the First Christian Church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs.

MISS ELLIS GAVE PLEASING PRESENTATION Before a large group of townspeople and university students, Miss Marian Ellis of Greencastle presented a cutting of Moliere’s "A School for Husbands” last night in the Li*tle Theatre. In seventeenth centuiy costume, she prefaced the English version comedy with a foreword of her own that gave the entire performance a personal angle. Although Miss Ellis was quite appealing and clever when she took the part of the heroine. Isabelle, odd-

ly enough she was most effective

Nellie Lee, 6.32 east Seminary street, when she portrayed Isabelle's guard-

completely sympathetic

W4 Plead Guilty to selling only the best insurance protection

Reading clockwise: Misses' patent Plateau, double side gore pump. C width. Siaes l2'/j to 3, $1.79. Growing Girls* patent T strap, sandal. AA to C width, sizes 3Vi to 8, $2. Sizes 12!4to3,$l.79.

Growing Girls' Dutch Boy. Brown and white Nu Buck. Red rubber sole. A and C widths. Sizes 4 to 8. $2.83. Boys' black leather oxford. Long-wear-ing soles, rubber heels. Sizes l to S'/z. $2. Boys' black or brown aatique.fioish oxford. Leather sole, rubber heel. B and D widths. Sizes 2'/z to 3Vz. $2.30. •

12 WEST WASHINGTON STREET

^MERimSHOESO*

Simpson Stoner First-Citizens Bank Bldg. Phone 6

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Consumers Group To Meet Thursday The Consumers Group of A. A. U. W. will meet Thursday evening. March 14, at 7:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Raymond Young. 62 1 east Washington street. Miss Christine Burris will lead the discussion on ’’Standards For Consumers Goo Is." Any woman in the community interested in the group is invited to attend. + 4- 4- + D.lta Theta Tan To M«*t With Miss Kniidson Delta Theta Tau will meet Thursday even ng at 7:30 o’clock at t,hc dome cf Miss Dorothy Knudson, 608 outh Locust street. — t — — ■oral Iwadies Attend ) A. K. Meet ing Mrs. L. L. Porter, Mrs. T. G uncker. Mm. Janies Taylor, Mrs ’■ank Stoessel, Mrs. John Cork a-u Las G::;ce Browning ware in Ind'napil's Tuesday attend ng thi > A. R Council meeting, wh ch wa

the Clay

e’d in the Palm Room

nol Hotel. •J* wj. .f.

lutnriainnd In Honor P.lrthd Tuesday Mrs. W. J. Fuson ente ta ned ir mnor of her child ens birth 'nv "uesday evening. Mardh 12. Hei laughter, Barbara, ce!eb“a‘cd h"

ian, a not

gentleman. She lowered her voice and changed her mannerisms until the characterization transcended her very feminine appearance. The character delineation throughout the entire play was unusually good, with the testy magistrate contrasted adequately with the young girls and evm with ther men. Miss Ellis did not even have to make a point of turning from side to side when she changed

role::.

The play itself is an amusing com- - ly and served a:; an enjoyable first 11 the season’s sen or dramatic recitals. Miss Ellis showed a dramatic ‘alent that has not been exploited n Duzer Du pioduchms as well as t m g!it have been. Her voice and res'ores were completely mobile and -er whole presentation last night a > sed and finished offering. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

ler, 11 acres in township, $800.

First Citizens Bank 1 company to Maynaid D I et ux, lots in Northwootlj

tie, $1.

Joseph B, Ciosbyetiall Vance et ux. 5 67 ■ township, $1 Ray D. Grimes to Grimes, 101 acres

ship, $1.

Frank E. Marsteller to3 Marsteller, undivided HI 260.90 acres in sec ! ship, $18,000. Chatles A. Marstellet I Clodfelter. undivided 1-11 260.90 acres in sec. 31

ship, $1.

Russellville Bank to M man, 78.42 acres in Ru»ll|

$1.

John A. McCoy '.o Dod Coy, 91 acres in Fioyi j

$1.

Charles F, Tucker et at| ind Robert L. Tucker, Floyd township, $1. Cora M. Grimes to 1 land in Jefferson J. Andrew Thomas el ■ mond Hero I et ux. partlj Plat Greencastle, $1 Ernest W. Baker el al O. Mason et ux. lot inflkj dition. Greencastle, J1 Effie Franklin Atimu* Treva Fay Gebhart et ii| in Madison township. 11 James H Franklin e: ll Fay Gebhart. land in Half ship, $1. Political Announcemfll democratic FOR AUDIT* EDDIE BUIS Greencastle Town!

There'll be lovcW neath your Easter bo**

new lovely y° u

Olive Grace Gibbs et "con to Csnr Clodfelter and Charles Marstel-

INDIVIDUAl ho'r

Drop in—

JO-jO BEAlflJ

105 E. Wushii»;to-'

ACCORDIONS AND INSTRUCTION FORREST A. STEEN DORIS HINKLE’S SCHOOL OF DANCING ACCORDIONS LOANED TO BEGIN NKKS Thursdays 2-6 P. M.

VEGETARIANS ] WILL GO FOR THIS

MEAL

Many of our patrons have told tin they never knew how delirious vegetable* could he until they tried our !4|ie<'i«l v.-geiahle plate. If you are foAii ol ’• "getables try the-n here. Cn-itle Cotfag« * ehef won’t t-ll hew he (retainn their natural flavor and giiodnoas, but

h certainly prepares loom the v^tv most people like '

CASTLE COTTAGE

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(WEST SIDE OF SQUARE) aaa'SISISB:*.?) iTiK;