The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 January 1942 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNTIR, GRPIFJNCASTLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, JAXT’ARY 24, 1'M2.

finite Show Tonight

CHATEAU SUN. - MON. - TUES.

LOUIS & BAER picture

HERE IS A GREAT PICTURE!

of Indianapolis spent last week end with Mr. and Mrs. James Watts. Mrs. Cleo Hadden of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dobson. Mr. and Mrs Cortie Harcourt called on Mr. and Mrs. Dee Allen Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Betty Herbert spent Wedne-s-iay night with Miss Mable Keller. Mr. a.nd Mrs. Earl Allen and Helen Mae were in Cloverdale Saturday afternoon. Hester Pai ker. Bishop Carter ant. Ernest McCannnack called an Lee Allen Sunday morning, Mr. Allen is j improving. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCammack called on Mrs. A. D. Sanders lust Friday.

TARZAN CALLS TO NEW THRILLS! Primitive love in Paradise! The Most Terrific Tarzan Picture Ever Made!

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William G. Whitted, a life long resident of this vicinity departed this life at dawn Sunday, Jan. 18, 1942, at the Putnam County hospital following an illness of one week. Mr. Whitted was the son of Sylvester and Jane Whitted, was born April 26. 1865 on a farm near Bainbridge, Ind. The parents’ family of Tennessee came to this vicinity to establish their future home. He was the fourth member of a family of six children. Dec. 27. 1887 he married Mamie Lee Grider. To this union two children, a daughter and a son, were born which brought to them much happiness and comfort. Mr. Whitted was a very successful farmer residing on the James B. Nelson farm a period of forty years where he and his companion made a wide circle of friends. On March 29th 1940 his companion departed this life. After the breaking up of the home he made his home with his brother, Finis Whitted. of Greencastle. One of the greatest inspirations of his life was the Masonic Order being a member for more than fifty years. He was also a member of the Eastern Slat both at Morton, Ind. Besides the two children, Mrs. Katnryn W. Carver of Alexandria. Ind , and Lee Owen Whitted of Rockville, Ind., he is survived by three grandchildren. Martha Jane and John Carver. Marjory Petrovitch, Grand Rapids, Michigan: one great grandchild, Jackie Petrovitch; two sisters, Mrs. Coniia Bettis and Mrs. Addia Frank of Girard III.; one brother. Finis Whitted of Greencastle, Ind. The parents one sister. Mrs. Lucy Phillips and one brother, John Whitted, preceded him in death. He is also survived by nieces, nephews, many friends and neighbors. He prayeth best who boreth best All things both great and small. For the dear God. who boreth us, He made and boreth all.

IN MEMORY In memory of Uriel Varvel. who departed this life. January 24. 1936. His Moiling face and pleasant ways Are a pleasure to recall; He had a kindly word for each And was beloved by all.

What would we give to clasp his hand; His smiling face to see; To near his voice and see his smile. That meant so much to us.

Some day we know not when; We will clasp his hand, In a better land Ami never will part again.

Surrounded by fiiends we are lonesome, In the midst of our joys we are blue; With a smile on our face, we’ve a heartache, Longing husband and father for you

Buying i Banner Is force.

Want Ad in The Daily like employing a. sales

Sadly missed by Wife, Daughter Relatives and Friends.

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CHATEAU — Midnight Tonire — Sunday, Monday, Tues.

SELLING HIS SOUL FOR GOLD

Awed by the sight <-f more wealth than he had ever dreamed existed, Jabez (James Ctaig) falls an easy victim to the devil's (Walter Huston) insidious suggestion that he exchange his soul f'i the pile of gold. One of the high spots in William Dieterle’g smash hit production "All That Money Can Buy*', an RKO Radio release. Other featured players are Edward Arnold and Anne Shirley, and on the same pm. ^ram, Joe Louis’ sensational 1 -tound “HO" of Buddy Uaei .

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Harry Klliott, j’eps.. sup Karl Sutlierlin, tell, ret Marion Sears, trains Frank Jarrell, tests Homer (Jriswold, pt J. F. Walton, pt., mat

MeVay, cl. sell, gd irtha Lewis, cl. sell, bd xine % Merritt, same

Carl Long, fil. ext Maxine Merritt, Jan. ser Maynard Hanse)!, name Walter (’ox, piano Futnnm Co. Orapliie, adv C. K. Lishy, sheep killed K. W. Sutlierlin. same Maynard Hansel I, same Let ha McCloud, same Maurice Sutlierlin, same Clem Itissler. same Huy Shepherd, lurk, killed ... I*’red Knwen, same

Vergil English, ditch work

Fillmore State Hunk, loan, int. Ch*»s McCaughey. leg. ser. .. Joe Sutlierlin. haul, coal Quality Coal Corp., coal Kste 1 .Minnlck. coal. haul. ... Curl Heck, aduiii.. Inis work .. Klger »Vr Co. »ch sup Lee School Sup Co Brumhlett Coal Co, coal .... Ferguson s« i, Sup. sch, at Walter Cox, ins. *51eiidmi Kelly, ad\ board .... Fred Knwen, same .... Thos. Solomon, same

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niotie> s paid to the Y i-rintis funds of Floyd Township, i'utiiain County, his. hnrseinents therefrom and Balances n maining therein for the year ending

December 21, 1941.

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Total bul and receipts Disbursements during year

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preceding report of Receipts. Disbursements. and Balances Is true ami « orTect, as I verily believe; and I furtlier de« late that the sums with which I am charged in tills report are all of the sums received by me. and the various items ot expenditures credited have been fullv paid In the sum stated, and without expressed or implied agreement that any portion there of shall be retained by or repaid to me or any other person. And I further declare, and'swear that 1 have received no

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the Chairman of the Advisory Hoard of this Township, this fifth dav of Janu-

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HI.KNDKN KKLLY. (Miairmaii of

Advisorv Hoard of Floyd

Township.

This report was received, accepted, and approvad by the Advisorv Hoard

of this Town-di|

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ing. this fifth day of January. 1942.

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The Home Economics Club met Saturday in the library basement. Norman Runion and James L. Vvers were recently inducted into the army and have left for training

camps.

The Willing Workers class of th • Christian church met Monday evening at the church for a pot-luck supper. Twenty-five were present to enjoy the games and contests. Mrs. Laura Faller has returned to her home after a few days’ visit with her son in Indianapolis. Mildred Rose Faller left Wednesday of last week for her home in Newark, N. J. Th > regular meeting of the ParentTeachers Association was held in the high school auditorium Monday evening. Devotions were given by Mrs. Dan Wilson. Donald Cooper of Russellville spoke on Mexico. Mrs. Stella Lewis was a visitor in Indianapolis Thursday. The Rev. William Walter has assumed his duties as minister of the Christian church. He is a student at Butler university. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Laughlin of Del Rio, Texas, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Secrist last week.

/o} *!• •!• -!• -I* *1- -t- t n- *9 4- {cj EAST GREENCASTLE TWP. + -1- -I* -i* *:* *1* v -I* -r '!• v The Eubank family who for the past year has resided on the farm known as the Mrs. Ella Jackson farm

Maureen OSullivan and Johnny Weissmuller iCMime their jungle romance and adventures in "Tarzan s Seciet Treasure.' the latest drama in M-G-M'.s popular "Tarzan'' series, opening tonight at 11:00 P M. on the Granada screen. The Silver Jubilee picture marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of the filming of the fii-t Edgar Rice Burroughs Tarzan drama, and was directed by Richard Thorpe. John Sheffield heads the supporting cast, which also includes Reginald Owen, Barry Fitzgerald, Tom Conway, Philip Dorn and Cordell Hickman.

VONCASTLE

Saturday Midnight SUN. - MON. - TUES.

Mr. and Mrs. Ves Mason and soi of near Coatesville spent Sunday with I Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Keller Mr. and Mrs. James Watts calle I ! cn Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCammack I Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Chiles and children

What a chance fer'romance in Havana! Alice Faye and John Payne find out that .night and day it's plenty gay there in their latest picture, the new 20th Century-Fox Technicolor musical, “Week-End in Havana," which stars them with Carmen Miranda and Cesar Romero,

*3 ^ Cobina Wright, Jr. • George BartMi fl.i # Sheldon Leonard • Leonid hmskif Chris-Pm Martin • Billy Gillnit

—Added Hit-.— ‘TELL TALE 111 UiT" With Joseph ScliiMniul. I ‘‘Academy Award ttinner'l Also Latest News I uni

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N"w. Thi.r..fore. Jumea White, de- ■ 11 I HU In snnl nluive entlllcd enus.. * " I'v notified thnt nnl. ss he |,e "I "I'l'enr in the Putnam Cii euit r.'o"' .''"."’"T. Indiana, bcfm.. Hie I mis'" thereof on (lie r.th dav ol March, PMJ, heliuc the 52 Jndiclaj dav or thi‘ Jnnuary Term, t!M2 of Hnid com,i. ,1 th" Court lloiiM", In 11,,. CHv of «.i. t iu-aHtlc, Indiana, to aiiAvvcr or J ’’"V" "’ sold complaint, the same will eence i " 1 ‘ md ' l ‘‘ lerinll "'d In his nhWlinens my hand and the seal of """'t ">l« *0"' >l".v of .Ianuar)’,

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F PALRS'IINK Mr. and Mrs. James M''r ntI | Hazel Skinner nnd C. O. OsW^J in Greencastle Saturday. Gilbert Cox anil family Mr. O'Neal near ML' k Mr. and Mrs. Stanley In Indianapolis Wednesday. There will he church Palestine Sunday. Jan. 25both morning and evening. 1 well filled basket and your

service.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry OsbonJ Sunday with Leonard AkxW ■ C. O. Osborn and Hazel ^ J ,

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spent Sunday with Forest l" 1

Fillmore.