The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 January 1949 — Page 2

tril DAILY BANNER,

GREENCASTLE, iWDiANA, SATuRC-mY, ja;.u^m y49

C0H6^TULATi0HS CITY OP GREENCASTLE "100 Years Of

Progress" Cafe Royale

COUNTY JAIL HAD GUESTS' THIS MORNING

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Bob Moody, fireerpnrt expf~. at the penal far-::, then brouSTht in Herman Edward Srycter. 35. who n dkarciid with eawfes froxr. tiu PtiUuimville institution bnyO' r »a« sent to the farrr

from Mar.o-i county,

and State p:;oe deteetiw Roy Sat- Jfrwgent anl state pohcemar. had Cene Trow bridge brought Herf ur ne» ‘Wests" for breakfast bc-rt Wits <5- Attica • th. Putnam county jail. rr eg-- is < ha-pet r.th partici-

This was due to the fact that

in a dale

rrikl’K manner in P.'-«aen-

Sht-riff John Sutherlin putr Victor Cut -eported u iay morning that they

IN MEMORY In loving memory of our dear mother Maggie Sutherlin. whe passed away 5 year*. Jar. 18. 1M4. January bring* sad memories. Of a loved one called to rest She will always be remembered By these who it vet her best Sadly missed by her children.

THE DAILY BANNER

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hejald consolidated Kate red in tbe poataffk* *'

(.rreueastle, Indiana

Gas Co. Rates To Be Increased

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1 •*‘sh to thanit

bors and friend, ;> |

things th. v have ,

8inc «' my husbanj i Aa had been expected, the Ind. ^

lAa Pul c Service ConiUiaairm ^ ^ B -^i

rlaas mall matter tmder at an e ^ly m Mls ^ March 7. 18-8- SubscrlptioB prtce FebruarJ . for lhe increase m the Mll( Mai tb cent* per week: • 4 - 00 . cost of gas in Greer, astle for in- Joe p^,, ^ K

dastriai purposes. paro. John w . 1 The increase order was recetv- . . _ Ufr ■

ed here Friday by local officials and will be reflected on bills of the larger users when placed in j encc effect It will not change th* price cf the minimum users, as

Mr*.

___ 54-00 P"

year by m*H In Putnam county.

outside

it was a busy night Friday at the yail with state police, th Roachdale town marshal and a : • -ia: !arm officer all bringing mi* n to th* yail for safe k-<*pinc James Lr-c. R'ltierts 25 of In..a apohs. was the fust guest” t rriv. He was brought in b;‘ -tat* polic* charg’ i with drunII-

pa' :ie in num* rous robbenea v. ord sound Iniianapc-li* ar**i most r ntly w.th a r'.b'r-ry a*.

gUkaville.

A young man. Lhrjght O Ga - . 2o was bno ght to th- ja 1 oy Joe Rollings, former d-put-, a 11 now town landtal of R >actr(al*- Carso: i will be charges with ciy rat nr a motor vehic

CARO OF THANKS We wish to express our than';.tci our friends and neighbors fer all act* of kindness shown us unng our sorrow Also to thank Mr and Mr s Charles Rector and • heir assistants, and Rev Wairond. Mrs Isabelle Foxx and child per. pd.

$5.00 to 57.80 per ye*r

Putnam Ootmty.

S. R. Rariden. PubltAer. 17-19 South Jarkaon Street

PEHSO.XAI* And Local News BHIEFS

^kin, OuiM' s a,l 1 Phl Pi’' R i! ^ Singleton. j

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A '' J Chath.. M v J other* for their v^J

no v ln Bilia,

we understanc' the order, but begin, at the space heating quant- i ity. These homes and users of

quantil.ts of gas wH pay

higher bills when the new rates you carf . , ^ JJ

Ev » D»T

at Fort Harriao* J

A Century of Progress

AND WE PAY THIS TRIBUTE TO THE

CITY of GREENCASTLE

Customs and styles have chang-ed over the fiftyeitrht years since Gi-eencastle's oldest retail establishment was founded by James Cannon and Drew Alspaugb. Higrh button shoes, tall stiff collars, and skir tight trousei-s have given way to the more cdmfortable clothing worn by the men of Greencastle and Putnam County today. *

Though styles and customs have changed, J. F. ( annon Co. has adhered to the principles on which the business was founded. The confidence which has beer, nlaced in us by the citizens of our community is testi mony to the fact that C annon’s has always dealt fairly with the good jjeople it has served over the years.

The intervening one hundred years since Green castle was incorporated has seen our city become a bette'

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place in which to live. Greencastle has prospered due to the faith of its citizens. The J. F. Cannon Co., has been successful by reason of the same faith in which the citizens of the community has placed in it. We arc* proud of our wonderful city, and truly grateful for the goodwill of the people of Greencastle.

CANNON’S

1891

1949

GREENCASTLES OLDEST RETAIL MERCHANDISING ESTABLISHMENT

go into force

The hearing was before the

Public Sire. mission late Mi- UciU’Si- Sutherlin and Mrs. last year and Greencastle OiamMildr* I Gardner were called to per of Commerce, along with Bloomington Friday night by t.ie other cities objected to the inoeath of a relative. I crease, but were ever-ruled by

the commission.

Virgil L>eem and Marvin SkimI merhom attended he Greencas- , Ue-Connersville game in Con-

i nersville Friday night.

CM B CALENDAR

Monday

ford 1200 n J that period By for the : , ;- tPI . 4 th( . 1 ’ ’ - rdw< H

moved to the net,

Miss Kathleen CampbeU will

ll<av< today for Miami. Fla She j will spend sometime with her

j sirt* r and brother-in-law. The Greencastle Council of Club- will meet Monday evening,

ja 17 at 7:30 in the Keystone Miller School.

Gobin Memorial Calendar Club

Girl Scout and Brownie Lead- of th( ., r . ^ eis and Assistant Leaders 7:00 Two M P M Mrs Frederick DetUoff. Th , y v . ■ Current -b Mrs. R. Ru . fH

E Sandy

’ ^ " el

Chain ! of

chunh

Auto owner* applying for license plates, beginning Mon-

day. must bring their

ceipts with them, rounced today.

Dr. ani. Mr*. C *-arl Wiseman

tax was

an-

2:30—Mrs. W.

J. Knder

Greencastle Council of Cduba7:30 Keystone Chapel. Gobin

re- Memorial Church.

T ticsday

Washburn Chapter D. A. R. — Mrs. L- L. Porter 7:30 p. m.

will leave Sunday for California, j fyelta Theta Tau—8 P. M.—

_ . v.„ th^v iL-ill visit Mr*. Rex Boyd.

Newcomers 8 P M— Mrs. V.

J. Wycoff. Wednesday

HOSPITAL notes Federated Reading .\ks Helen Bullerdick ^>1 Pol- 1 ^ City Library, end was admitted Saturday Thursday Mrs Dorothy Allen of Clay- Associate Chapter

R'oatej |

agency with' thFrom 1910 to 19$ livered m re th»r cars an*i trucks

Th- F y j|

While in the west they will visit M and Mr, William Moseley in

Sant Barbara

Club —

ton was admitted Saturday

Mrs Doris Casper of Gieen-ca-tle .was admitted Friday. Michael Or of Stilesville. was admitted Friday. Mrs Dorothy Surber of Gi'-encastle was admitted Fri-

day.

Lee Wilson of Roachdale. was idmitted Friday.

Kappa — 8 P.

of Tri I*

M — Mrs C. C.

Gillen.

f ARD OF TH.aNKS

I wish to thank the Drs. Steele. Wiseman and Rhea, also the Nurses and Nurse Aids, for their kindness shown me during my confinement in tbe # Putnam County Hospital Their kindness

Ross Cnas of Spencer, w as ad- ^jjj always be remembered by recalls that thr :

muted Friday _ e Martha Hutcheson of Reels- '

ville. was dismissed Friday.

Mrs, Nellie Figg

duced in 1928 and i them ••

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mon- th * .•200 yll 1 he 1

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day

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rial, of _ a- [i e f > sting is estir .a: tf., autmii* h.. a. - H

and out

Mi. McL.an : .BU hi- stait-' -vlunf ..

est th.ng to *1 HEj the customer of tl an ,i

auto ov* i a bi.gp K

until 1918 a h 3 *j,, for anyth g h 3 ti,

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hen and

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1849 GREENCASTLE 1941'

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Congratulations

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CITY0F6REENCASTLI

We hope that we have succeeded in keeping pace with the progress of our city over the years

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