The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 May 1933 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER. GF EENCAS/iX INDIANA. FRIDAY. MAY 26. 1933.
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Ihf Wurren township Memorial and Decoration , bs.Tvance will he held in
M \|‘| I • H M’KI. KKVIV \l. I’rof C I*. Hildebrand will preach
the even
services to hegin at Maple Chapel M E. church next Sunday. The Rev.
THE DAILY BANNER
And
Herald Consolidated
“It Waves For All”
CLASSIFIED ADS
Entered in the poatoffice at Green-
—For Sal
,Our Premier Strawberries will be mail r i Jenin* next week We elicit your
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theM. 1 h iHejn Dora Da «h Honda ^SSTS.JVSSl|order lndicatlons of ou, quality
.. _i — . • ... ri‘ntM ii4#r berries. C ^1 Ewin. I bon# I# el
fuesday afternoon, May 30, at 2:30 o'clock. Special music and a short pro-
niny. Other- t
week are Dr. T A Brigprs on Thurs-
Subscription price, 10 cents per
k, i will bt tollowed by an T"* , r aapt#ll oi week; $3.00 per year by mail in Put.) — ii ... \iin. UT1 r«snn*v r 4 n tn S.'i OO m*r v^ar
by Di Charles W Whitman of Vincenne All Spanish American and Win id Wui boy are very cordially invited to lie present. All citizen.- and former citizens and their friends will receive a hearty welcome, it is requested that tlowers be brought to the church. < <
i day.
preach during the meetings.
Pr \ 1 Monger will ,1- nam County; $3.50 to $5 00 per year SALE; g aby (hicks, double
by mail outside Putnam County. i blood tested. Our flocks are under | State supervision of Indiana Plan for
' ,t the Control of Pullorum disewse. ller-
Hrazil, Indiana.
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HF1 I.MtlKK. IND <; IRI. " IN v \\ |0 D1STKK T MKEHV
A STITI II IN TIME SAVES NINE
with the Also if a
small loan will help you be
sure and sec us.
And so it goes money proposition.
THE AMERICAN SEtUKITY CO.
Loins and Financing
11 1-2 E Wash. St. Phone 98
FIN vu CLEARANCE SALE
Hals at one and two dollars. Now k-| ifu , ton Hatchery, a good time to buy Belter Hats ai p| |0nP jp;#}*/
| this price. Vollva Hat Shop. 2U Vtnei
EOCKVILLE, lad., May 28 Miss St.
PERSONAL AND ton group in the district world
FOR SALE: Tom do plants, the best that can be gi wn. 40fi west
Fianklin street.
BRICK t H A PEL CHURCH Memorial day will be observed Sunat th, Himk < hapel church. Dr.
Campbell will preach the memorial
sermon at 11 o’clock-
his t he
10PAI NFWS
Greencastle June 17- Miss Crosi. LV/Va/AL. IlL. Yf O competing with Max Randall of Dana at the group meeting held at the ^ ^ of Gary ig 8pend . Rockville Methodist church Tuesday wjth relativeg here .
night, won first honors.
Janos Russell returned to home in Albany Frida> from
county hospital.
Miss Dorothy Meek of Kentland ir, here visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Alice Farmer.
The adult choir of the Christian church will meet F’liday evening at 7 o'clock. Important.
DR. G. BROMLEY 0XN AM President of DePauw University will speak at the Hiph School (Aiimasium Bainhridtfo, hid.
Sunday Evening, Pc ML Subject: “IF MOMENTS.”
FOR SALE—Peonic' for Decoration Day. Perfect be "ins of superior varieties. Mrs. T. C. Cox, 733 east Seminary. 26-2t
FOR SALE Ast and Chrysanthemums are the mst useful fall flowers. Stem rot r< tant asters are the only kind that <.m be grown ^uccessfully. 1 offer I e fine varieties in asters and fiftei varieties < f the best hardy chrysanthemums. Mrs. T. C. Cox, 733 east Seminary, 26-2t Spring and sumn ci hats. 69 cents to $1.39. Mrs. M ml, Bainbridge. 26-1 p
VISIT H00SIER HIGHLANDS Sunday, May 28,1933 EXTRA \TTUA< TIONS: Students of Ernestine Myeri, Terre Haute, in High Pedestal and
Adagio Acts
Mr. Calvin Head and his Kingold s 60-piece Band, DINE and DANCE at flu* new Hoosier Highland Hotel. Chicken Dinners a Specialty FREE MIDGE AND EUCHRE PARTY A! 8 M.
Mis. Clair Alhin of this city entered the Rockville sanatarium Thursday for treatment. Mrs. Dorothy Heath of Reelsville entered the county Imspltal for treatment Thuredey evening. Judge Edgar Rice of Crawfordsville was here Friday afternon to T J qualify as spec ial Judge In two cases pending in circuit court. Mrs. Kate Snider and daughter Esther, Miss Martha Crouch and Mrs. Fiance-: < heek attended the Cloverdale quilt exhibition Friday. All Masons ao direct to Fores! Hill cemetery Saturday for the funeral of lam Mathews. Pall bearers meet promptly at 4:20 ^j’clock. There will lie an all-day meeting and dinner at iBethel Baptist church on Little Walnut Sunday, May 28. Elder L l». Seals from Tennessee will
be theie.
ECONOMY STORE
14c
MICHIGAN RI sSFI
POTATOES peck 1U0 lb hag, 95c.
UOFFLFS, lltd Munte <,r Max-
mil IIuum lb.
Fancy Milk ltd
Kioilers. lb
Lion Brand Breakfast Blend SOAPS, P & (i or Flake While 8 for
27c Hie 19c 25c
Bjg | Flakes lac IU< and FRESH FRUITS, HURRIES, and VEGETABLES
Under terms of the will of Charles M Frank, admitted to probate in circuit court Friday, the entire estate c f the deceased is left to a brother, H. Clay Fiank. The document, executed March 29, 1932, also names the broth
el
■“ ‘ — Kail l i k Camp, No. 48. United KSiejJ/aMSiaJSiajaiSiaiaEEE.'S Spanish War Veterans, and the
P| Ladies Auxiliary members, have been M invited to attend services Sunday . pi morning at the Presbyterian church. $ All member- of the two organizations __ Fj are urged to attend the memorial ser-
2 / C I' 1 v ice in a Imdy.
pi Dr Albert E. Monger preache I the
GOLD MEDAL FI.Ol R, Kit- ||’J siimon for the ascension day service chen Tested. 1(1 lb. bag ‘{Oi* I-! held by the Terre Haute Commandery
pi Knight Templars last night in Ma-
. G anulaced < \NK Stt.tR pi <*nic temple, Terre Haute. This was | Mi iu. r | ; '! in open meeting and waa well .-it ,3 lbs. Powderc.', 25c I V pi tended by Masons and their families ' DRIED FRI ITS. Tree-ripened I 'Ds. .Mongei a<- .impamed him.
Fj| I'lllmole Odd Fellows No. <98 ,^i)C | " ill decorati graves at W* >ley pi Chap'I. Palestine, New MaysviUe. 2»SC Binmril. Cleai Une'k. Liberty, Fj Stilesvllle. (iri i ncastle and Flll-
Uorn Flakes, Post Toasties. [?1 more Sunday. Transpi i tatlon w ill l.arge Package j|.] In provided for all brutheis who
^F;| wish to go. Tile stall will be made
Apricots, 2 lbs
Fancy D.kd Ptantes
FOR SALE—P« nies. 124 west Berry street.
Leo Terry, 26-3p
FOR SALE—Milk fed frying chickens. Piano, tenor banjo and white peonies. Phone 6u' L.
26-It
FOR SALE: Baby chicks from blood tested flock as low as $6.00 per hundred. A few started chicks. Custom hatching, f : 00 per hundred. A complete line of brooder stoves and supplies. Ren id’s Hatchery, 19 E. Frpnklin St. Phone 852. 17-tf. FOR SALE: 'Beautiful peonies, 35c dozen. Iris, very cheap. Mrs. Wm. Welch, 411 W. Jacob St. It
.Miss Thompson is Pledged to Sorority Tri Kappa sorority announces the pledging of Miss Barbara Thompson.
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Democratic Women’s Ulub \\ ill Meet Tomorrow The Putnam County Democratic Y\ i men’s dub will hold a luncheon |= Saturday afternoon ai 12:45 o’clock in ^5 the assembly room of the courthouse. =j Please bring co\ erect dish and table service. A business meeting will be ^ held and an interesting program has
lieen arranged. *!• *1* •!* *!* *|* •f*
Twentieth ('entry Club
Has Guest Day
The Twentieth Century Club held its annual guest day, Thursday at the home of Mrs. H. R. Nicholas in Northwood. The decorations of summer flower- gave a festive setting for the happy occasion. The program was the original work of Xlrs. A. C. Northrop, which opened with a group of short poems, "Evening,” ‘.‘The Checkered Apron," “Let Me Lie,’’ andjg§ “Christmas Eve.” Mrs. Ben Riley, ao-; = companied by Mrs. Conrad, sang “A j jj Triology," also Mrs. Northrop’s S work. This was followed by a humor- Js ous monologue, “She Attended the == Club.” » After a short intermission, the — second part of the program was given. This was a demonstration, called, “The Bridge.” It began with a part of Vachel Linsey’s poem “The Wedding of the Rose and the Lotus,” the various departments of the Federation of Woman’s Clubs, forming the bridge, bringing the east and west together. The part of the rose was taken by Mrs. Northrop and that of the lotus by Mrs. Thomas Harris. These women, in costume, emphasized the differences of the women of the Orient and the western women. Home Legislation, Citizenship, Publicity,
year
DON’T be fooled!
THINK according to fads! "Bootlegging increased I I I per cent in tin first of government control.”—Saskatchewan Liquor Boaij" “As much liquor is sold by bootleggers as is sold m government stores.”—British Columbia Liquor Board ”lf all the drunks were arrested there would be no room tor them in the jails.”—Police Commissioner F (
Burton, Manitoba, Canada.
“Drunkenness among women has increased 53 p er
cent.”—Montreal Star.
“Conviction for drunken drivers increased |3(K) cent from 1921 to 1929.”—Canadian Government Bulle-
tin.
Murder increased 175 percent; manslaughter increased 150 per cent from 1927 to 1930 when the province of Ontario became wet. This is what government control rlid i n Canada!
Keep Your Country Safe! Vote against ratification and keep the Eighteenth Ametuimcnf
ial hour the hostess served refresh-
ments.
FOR SALE: < >ttage at Hoosier
Highlands, fully eciuipped. Very cheap T .. .. _, if taken at once. Inquire at j Music, Art, Internationalism,^Eduea
otfice-
Hams conducted a program of jig saw ! William “Speed’ Gardner, Pitt,i) Uri ,|. puzzles and contests. Mrs. Ocie i Pa., was attempting to qualify hk Ak Brown won the prize- During the soc- leghany-Metal Special Hite jvstera
He suffered a fracture of the lef;
thigh and seve re bruise.His niechanic, Charles Schneider, Pittsburfh, escaped without injury although ht
faintecl after the accident. At City In spit,d thi. moniiaj,
Gardner’s condition was reported i fair. Physicians hoped U make t more thorough examination to determine whether he is suffering fre a |
internal injurie-.
I cUn, Literature and Junior-Member-j ship were taken by Mrs. Albert Mon-
FOR SALE—Equity in Northwood ger, Mrs. Theodore Ctawley, Mrs. H.
IcitT Phone 35.
—For Rent-
FOR RENT: Modem five room house with kitchenette and garage at 804 S. College Ave. 26-2ts
FOR RENT: Stock pasture, ('has. E. Ctawley. Phone 263-K. 23-26-2ts
FOR RENT: Upper apartment, dose in. Electrical refrigeration. See J. F. Gillespie 2.v:it FOR RENT: Three room modern downstairs apartment. Well located, r ■ isonable rent, also garage. Phone 738-1 If on-Wed FOR RENT: House on east Washington street, suitable for sorority. Phont M7-X 12-18-17-19-24-26
P OR RENT: 5 room modern house, barn, garden, chicken lot, 3 acres and pasture Ferd Lucas. Phone 255. 25-2t
Fresh Beef al Its MFSl
I Hnne Meah
( uhc I Sti ak 25c. Plate Bui I me Beef, lb.
30c
()C
from Flllnmre promptly at 8 o’clock
Sunday morning.
The Putnam County Medical Soci-
al the
FRESH PORK. Steaks 1 9 [^j
Tenderloin, lb. 27r. •
( 1 RKD HAMS and BACON, fu , , ,
Hams, lentc cut lb. i)r’ N ‘"-V hursday evening’
£ i {, i’ ounty hospital. I he phy sicians and
Veal chips oi roMt. lb. A i uH«ta, itr Me. 4-*)t
Bacon n p ecc;, lb 12 l-2c.
gj their wives were guests of Miss Eva [§] Miliiurn, superintendent, at a six
lame Breakfast Roll 21 (* o’clock dinner. Following the dinner
(3 Dr. Louis' Segar, child speiialist of pi Indiana p< I is, gave a most interesting
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' — Dr, Segar
lb.
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Flint's Market fruat yourspW to a i^ood roast or steak of
“HOME KILLED REEF” Saturday Specials
Maxwell
Good 4-Sewed
House Coffee
Brooms
Per Pound, 25C
Back 20c
mmmt
A Hood bulk 25c Coffee, 2 Ihs.
A good high grade Flour, 24 lb. 55c
"Diseases of Children, brought out in his talk interesting facts about the feeding and treatment
of children.
['Jj Announcement was made today u] that A'. G. Brown, executlv,- vice I I pii blent of tin Ijonlsvllle Federal j'J LcikI bank, will be the speaker at the Artils club open meeting lit De d Panw next Monday evening. He will ‘ speak on “Banking.” The public Is cordially invited to attend. The talk will b>- given In Hooiu 212. Ashmy hall, and will be before the Artucluh, an economic honorary. |‘!{ Funeral services for Uamtle rioud will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the St. Paul's Haptlrt church. Hev. Tobin of Indianapolis will have charge. Burial will be In Forest Dill cemetery.
F’OR RENT: Six room brick veneer house, strictly modern. Call at 5 Hanna Court. 12-tf.
—Wanted—
WANTED B'ys to sell Speedway Extras May 30 Call in person if interested. Banner office. C. J. Ferinnd.
20-2t
WANTED: A cheap “run-down”
small upland farm on gravel r< ad, within driving distance of Greencnstle. Address Box X, Banner. 25 .'it
WANTED: Twenty newsboys to
sell Speedway extras. Report ar luterurban station 6:30 any nlgnt this week. 24-3p
—Mifvellaneous - Dance at Bainbridge, Saturday
night, May 27 Music by Boh Whiteorchestra. 26-ip
By Popular Request, "Willow
Blate” by Bornachetn, will be i" pealed Friday evening In Speech ball. Curtain at 8:00 sharp. No r-
served scaJs. 20c.
Of lie nil
DANCE—Round and square, at Banner Club, Saturday night. Admission 15 cents each. 26-Ip
FLOWERS for Decoration. Also ills bulbs. Hoad 43 north. Mrs. I. W. Wright. It
A lull line of Phoenix Canned Goods. Also s full line of
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables.
FINAL CLEARANCE SALE of Hats at one and two dollars. Now Is a good time to buy Better Hats at this price. Vollva Hat Shop, 20 Vine St. It
, BASEBALL: Indianapolis Bulldogs play Fillmore Merchants at Fillmore JlSund, . May 28 at 2:80 p- m- ' low
.game expected.
1‘HONE 355
316 N. JACKSON ST.
25-2t M. Bennett, Mrs. H. A. Church, Mrs. C. C. Ford, Mrs Clay 'Brothers, Mrs. Fred Thomas, Mrs. C. H. Chandler, and Mary Kathiyn Harris, respectively. The pageant was accompanied by
music by Mrs. Hen Riley.
This club is indeed fortunate to have for one of its members a woman wit^t the talent and ability of Mrs. Northrop, to contfi-' bute a piogram which gave as much pleasure and entertainment as this
one did to those present.
A most enjoyable social hour followed, during which the committee served refreshments in the dub' col-
ors.
The last meeting of the summer will lie held June 22. This will he anniversary day Miss Delilah Miller and Mis- W. H. Hunt will be in • haige of th,- program.
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Harmonizers 4-H Club Elects New Officers The first meeting of the Harmonizer- 4-11 club was held Thursday aft<moon at the home economics building. Tlie club work in general was discussed and the following officers were elected: president, Marjorie Black: vice-president, Mary Jane Etter: secretary, Violet lying: reporter, Virginia Dean; song leader, Mary Elizabeth Able. Those selected for the program c mniittee were Betty Ruth Oxnam, Betty Mullins, Olive Mae Dean and Marjorie Black. The next meeting will lie held at i ic home of Betty Ruth Oxnam on I hursday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock.
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4-H ( lolhing Club Bolls First Meeting
The Greencastle 4-11 Clothing dub r f first and second year, held their first meeting on Thursday, May 25 at the home economics building Officers were elected as follows: l ,r, ‘ lent, Ann Porter; vice-president, \ iiginia Rogers; s< rotary, Katherine Vaughn; song leader, Eleanor Tharp, and reporter, Claire Bryant. Games wore played after which the meeting adjourned until Wednesday, June 7.
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admission ! Attend I’. E. O 04.qi 1 Convention Today
Mr W. W, Carson, president of the lo al P. E. O. Sisterhood, Mrs. H. I! Gough, Mrs. A E. Monger, Miss Margaret Gilmore, Mrs. Fred Hixon, Mrs. Joseph Allen Jr., Mrs, F. C. Tildon and Mis. NolLo Anderson, attend11! the I’ E| O. state convention in
Torre Haute Friday.
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Will Hold Formal Pledging Sunday Delta ThJta Tau sorority will fnr-
NOTICE of Sale of Real Estate: The undersigned Attorney and Agent for the estate of Joseph W. Newman and Rebecca Newman (deceased) will offer for sale the following rcetl estate: Lot Numbered 7 in Peck's Addition to the Town of Greencastle at 887 Barry St; also, the west If of
the southwest quarter section 9, lna Hy pledge Miss Bernice Runrk and township 14 north, range 2 we t, con- ‘"' ss Charlotte Donnehue at a tea taining 80 acres more or less, situate,| Sun<la y afternoon from 3 to 5 o’clock
IN III A N A P(> LI S LI V ESTOCK Hugs 10,000; holdovers 348; mostly steady; bulk 160 to 40o lbs., $4.90 to $5.00; latter for most 225 to 300 lbs.: several choice butchers $5.05; small lot reported at $5.10; 140 to 160 lbs., $4.65 to $4.75; 100 to 140 lbs., $4.45 to $4.55; packing sows $4.00 to $4.75. Cattle 400; calves 600; steeis negligible; most she stock steady; someweakness on grassy offerings; most heifers $5.00 to $6.00; beef cows $3.25 to $4 50; low cutters and cutters $2.00 to $3 00; vealers steady at $5.00
down.
Sheep 800; spring lambs sharply higher; good to choice $8.00 to $8.75; odd head $9.00; lower grades $7.50 down; load 74-lb. cliped lambs $6.50.
V. F. W. PROCLAMATION Jess,- M. Leu PdSt 15.50 Vtstejauc**-of Foreign Wars, urges everybody to buy a Legion poppy tomorrow ‘Poppy day.” Due to the depression, the V. F. W- decided not to sell their “buddy poppy” in Greencastle this year and to give their support to the Legion Auxiliary. The entire V. F. W. auxiliary staff of officers will be on the streets early Saturday with the poppies. Both the I-egion and V. F'. \V. poppies are contracted for from veterans hospitals and are madeonly by disabled veterans. Proceeds cf the sale wil be used for veteran relief. There will be a meeting at the Little Walnut cemetery May 30 at 10 a. ni. to elect officers to take ca-e of the cemetery for the next two years. Other business also must be taken care of. All who are Interested please be present.
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DANCING Pupils Wanted. Phone 754-K Residence, 11 | -n - m w i, CL ASS I'- BEGIN Monday, May 29th DORIS LONG
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FINAL CLEARANCE SALE of Hats at one and two dollars. Now Is a good time to buy Better Hats al this price. Vollva Hat Shop, 20 Vine St. j, SPEEDWAY NEWS INDIANAPOLIS, May 26, (UP)— The second accident within a week failed to shake the confidence today of drivers still hoping to qualify for the 500-mile Memorial day race. Only three days remain to qualify and only 25 cars have earned the right to start. iForty-two cars will be permited to enter the race, so 17 places are waiting to be filled. The latest accident occurred while
Higher Clothing i Prices Coming!
SPECIAL for Decoration Carnation*' ,3£c Per Dozen Geraniums, 10, 15, 20. 25c each Boston Ferns 10c each, m a MOR AL GO.
PHONE 636
in Hendricks County, Indiana, f or information see Otto F. igrkin, Greencastle, or William McAninch, at Coatesville, Indiana. William McAninch, Agent 19-26-ut WILDWOOD—Dance to the music of Bob Whit* Sunday night. 20-1 p
at the home of Mrs. Harold Stewart, east Anderson street.
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Mrs. Shannon Hostess To < ro-Tat-Em Club The Cro-Tat-Em club met with Mrs. Sylvia Shannon, Anderson street, on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Laura Wil-
('OIJNTRY CLUB dining room now open Breakfast Dinner Lunch PARTIES AND BANQUETS Given Special Attention Chicken and Steak dinner Sunday MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY
|j Whether you uallih $ “intiation’ or “ re ‘' flation,” the fact ^ thav prices on all commodities are g°‘j ing* up. Higher prices mean high' 1 | prices of clothing 1 We advise von not; | to delay. Vou will | thank us later. 1 It is our sincere befel I that never again "d V 0 " | be able to gel as mu( a your dollar in clothes as I 011 | can right now. ii Suits irom $ a >1 I . J-F- n CANNON KW — WMMimniwrfri s®®®® 80