The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 December 1953 — Page 4

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1HE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBEK 1953.

MORTON

Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Livesay en-

Lafayette last Friday and Satur-

Sunday night visitors of Mr.

Mis

s Be

tty Williams, daughter

tertalned Mr. I.ivesay'a church

day.

and Mrs. Noel Nicholson were

of M i

and

Mrs. Ixjis Williams, is

school class last Friday evening

Mr. and Mrs. Russell O'Haver

Prof. Lawrence Colbank of Knox-

now ii

snkfurt, Uer

many. Sh •

; t th' ir home in Greencastle.

returned home on Sunday even-

ville, Tenn. .and V. L. Peterson

left th

e U.

S. by plane

more than

(..Ml Maddox entered the Put-

mg after spending more than a

of Marshall, Mich.

nm.i County Hospital hist Satur-

week in Indianapolis with their

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Whitehead

Cla i

r A1

bin spent 1

ast Thurs-

day with an infected foot.

ion and family.

and daughter, Linda, spent Fri-

day v.

4 th

his father,

Paul Albin

Mr. and Mrs. Rex Call and

Mis. Daisy Alexander and Mr.

day in Terre Haute with Mrs.

or Gi

eturned t<»

!• i called on Mr. and Mrs.

and Mrs. Floyd Yochum were

Whitehead's parents.

ins t

hat day froi

n the Put-

irnoid Fenwick and buhy son

called to the home of Mr. and

Mr. and Mrs. Wihner James

Hi cm

'cun

ly Hospital.

,n Sunday evening.

Mrs. Dode Crodiati of Endoga

Albin received word last Thurs-

dra

and Judy

Clodfclter

I 1 i '. Wysong, Shirley Call.

last Thursday on account of the

day oi the birth of a son to Mr

spent

the

week end wl

th Mr. and

Kara Lou Bettis, Nancy Row-

serious illness of Mr. Crodian.

and Mrs. Michael Oricko of Mid-

family oi

ir, Elaine Cox and Lois Miller

Mrs. Alexander remained hi their

way. Ohio. Mrs. Oricko is a sis

V

attended a historical meeting at

home until Sunday evening.

ter to Mr. Albin.

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