The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 October 1940 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, GREEN CASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER R lf)»n.

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trails Uie outlaws to their Mexican mob storming a frontier

rendezvous, and back across the border th ough the mysterious tunrel, as Manny goes for the sheriff.

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Stampeding herds, an angry lynch

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vigilantes in pursuit of cattle thieves j

and the exploits of a cow country I detective in his fight with rustlers are highlights of the action filled Universal western, ‘‘Ragtime Cow-

OF CORN — With sunbonnet for crown, Miss "hbnoerson of Newman, III., assumes role of "Sweetheart r> orn *" f or annual corn festival at Tuscola, III. Her crowning r 0 j hsrvest season of Douglas County, one of nation's lecrn-prcduc:ng centers.

OCAL THEATERS Li »» and Keslews

Vnneastle

G ild thrilling saga of ;n th'- Texas oil fields , v , istlc Theatre toi,lv : rule ! Warner Bros.

of Rex Beach's

lVl .| .stars .John Garfield, ■mti. lint Pat O'Brien.

picture largely J iro ,i

Chateau

A stirring s ory of a law-man who wanted to put away his guns and couldn’t, is Monogram’s thrilling “Land of the Six Guns,’’ new Jack Randall picture, which opejis Friday and Saturday at the Chateau The-

atre.

The film has Randall in the ole of Deputy Sheriff Jack Rowan, who buys a ranee near the Mexican

border, and hopes to hang up hi- ,

ix-shooters in favor of a bran ling But Jack doesn't know that

Young Republican Rally MONDAY, EVENING OCT. 21ST AT RtfiO ?. M.

COURT HOUSE (iREENCASTLE GE CRA

An Ouistanding Younjyr Attorney W ill Speu.k On Issue V ery Important To Young V oters ALSO OTHER INTERESTING SPEAKERS Everybody From 15 to 90 Years rjes.iT-: ►

’'LtBYTERIANS WILL

nada Theat e, to:rgh! and SaturTiv wi’h Johnny Mack Brown, popular action hero, In the starring role.

OBSERVE OCTOBER 20

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Se quicentennial Sunday will observed in more than 5,000 Presby- ? r an churches on October 20. This day will niaik the climax of the

at the Gra- I tour-year Sesquicentcnnial h ive f Friday and .; io.000.000 to undergrad colleges

Westminster Foundations, and The

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f with Johnny Blake, . : - us ti ora a re using hi; ranch

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er doomed to the life of after killing a man in la his wanderings about ts up with Hap glayed by Pat O’Brien. I;j exterior hides a heart ■ xtreinely grateful the latter saves his

’or-all brawl.

hidc< ul. ;*id are running steers ovr 'he bo der by way of a secret tun nel on his property. He soon finds out, however, when the smuggler's frame him and hi j pal Manny by making all the evi- 1 denco point to them as the guil'ri ; parties. But Jack escapes from the gang j and in a thi illing secret ride, he

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ANOTHER 'VILLKIE—Herman F. Willkie, brother of Republican Presidential Nominee Wendell F. Willkie, visits El Morro fortress InSanJuan, P. R., with Mrs. Willkie, during recent vacation. Their home is in Louisville, Ky.

Universal, the studio which created such memorable horror dranras as ’Dracula,” "Frankenstein” and others. will present its newest "chiller,”

"The Mummy's Hand," nada Theatre starting

Saturday.

This latest venture into the realm ,

of eerie entertainment is based on a | 0 ' o £ ;ca l Seminaries of the d nommlengendary death-curse, said to have | ation. Churches throughout th

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been handed down by the ancient I Gods of Egypt, on all who attempt j to defile the tombs of Egyptian royi ally. In recent years this legend has I been given considerable credence by actual sinister fates which befell persons who tried to enter the tomb

] of King Tutankhamen.

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untry are planning to tak-' an o.' fering this coming Sunday which will go to the Board of Ch istian Education for use by it among tii VI college i. 52 Westminster Founds lions, and 11 Theological Semina ies associated wi’.h it More tha - 180.000 young people at e '.d thes schools. Cooperation among th churches has been greater on thi;

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rve the day with n speentitled "For Them." 11. Dirks will be th"

speaker at the Student at 6:30 p. m.

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FOR VALOR—Donn Fendler, 14, of Rye, N. Y., who found way out of Maine woods in July, 1939, receives Navy L.eg : on of Valor medal given fo Boy Scouls from President Roosevelt, left. Donn s mother at extreme right.

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