The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 June 1956 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER Tl l>, JI NK 19. 19>6 Fa^e » • .KKRNf VSlI.fc. LN ULVN A SOCIETY Mr. and 'ln». F\ K. Wnertr C elf-brat** 2.'jth Anni\rrvar>Mr. and Mrs. F. K Wuertz • celebra'ed their silver weddir.g anniver<*ar>’ with a dinner at Old Trail Inn. Sunday. They were married on June 15. 1931 in the First Methodist church at Vn<oenes by Rev. Charles Whitman. Mr. and Mrs. WuertX are the parents of two children, Clifford and Barbara. Preceding the dinner Mr. and Mrs. Wuertz and their guests attended church services in a group. Guests present were their attendants nt the wedding. Mr. ana Mrs. Paul Kuhn of Vincennes: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hart. Indianapolis: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hamm elm an, Clinton; Mr. and Mra. Carl Rymer, Vincennes: Mr. and Mrs. Darwin DeMoss, Bicknell. Mrs. Wuertz wore a corsage »f white roses and baby breath, which corresponded to the flowers in her bridal bouquet, and Mrs. Kuhn's corsage was oi yellow flowers. The table was centered with a silver anniversary decorated wedding cake and white candles. Following the dinner the party went to the Wuertz home and th« honored couple opened their many gifts and all enjoyed a social hour. Dirks-Nutt Wedding Announced Miss Barbara Dee Nutt, daughter of Mr .and Mrs. Merle Caro Nutt, Moline, 111., became the bride of Lee Edward Dirks, son of Mr .and Mrs. Raymond Louis Dirks, Needham, Mass., Saturday evening in the First Methodist church, Moline. The bride wore a gown of ivory Chantilly lace over satin, styled

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chid waltz-length Georgette taffeta.

A reception was held at the Outing club. The couple will live in New York City upon return from a trip to Canada. The bride has been an instrumental music teacher in the Fillmore high school during the pa ; t year. She is a graduate of DePauw University and us a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sor-

ority and PEO.

Mr. Dirks will be employed by the Wall Street Journal this summer and in the fall will attend the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Medford, Mass., in pursuance of a master's degrc? j in international relations. Among the out of town guests attending were Mr .and Mrs. L. H. Dirks of Greencastle, and Miss Mabel Joseph of Fillmore. CITY RECREATION Wednesday’s Schedule 9-12 Arts and Crafts, High

School Art Room.

10:30-11:45 First and Second

Grade, Robe-Ann.

1-2:30 DePauw Swimming. 2:30-4:30 Park Rec., Robe-Ann 6:00 Junior High and High

School Baseball

8:00 Little League at Robe-

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IF VOTERS APPROVE HOSPITALS .MI ST BE BUILT INDIANAPOLIS, June 19.--(UP)—Commissioners of counties whose voters approved establishment of county hospitals are required to build them, Indiana Atty. Gen. Edwin K. Steers ruled Monday. Steers’ opinion was for Robert R. Wickersham, chief examiner of the State Board of Accounts?. Wickersham inquired in connection with a situation in Howard county.

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TODAY'S BIBLE THOUGHT The memory of the just is blessed. Proverbs 10:7.—Memory is adl we will take into the next life. We will have a very long time indeed to remember the

deeds done on earth.

THANKS To those who voted for me in the Father of the Year contest sponsored by Mac’s and Cannon’s, EVERETT F. SKEPPARD Cloverdale R. 2

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Personal And Local News Briefs

Mr and Mrs Robert Perry enei Mr. and Mrs. Don

Chavis Saturday evening with a dinner in honor of Mr. Chavis’ birthday. Other guests were the children, grandchildren and great grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs.

Chavis.

Struck Chain , Saws, Inc., of : Coatsville, Pa., has filed suit in Putnam County Court for payment of SI.500.00 against the Tractor Specialties Corp. of Gr*'encastle. The suit is the result of alleged defective merchandise. Attorney for the plaintiff is Frank G. Stoessel. Mrs. Charlotte Swickard will leave Wednesday for Gary to attend the VFW State Encampment held in that city for four days. The Encampment will get under way on Thursday. Mrs. Swickard is a delegate from V. F. W. Auxiliary No. 1550. She w-ill attend a fiesta by the Gary Auxiliary on Wednesday even-

ing.

FORT LEONARD

— Pvt. Robert A Leonard, son of Garnett D. Leonard, Route 1. Greencastle. Ind.. recently began six months of military training ad Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., under the Reserve Forces Act.

FORT LEONARD WOOD. Mo. - Pvt. Marvin W. Haggard. 18. son of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Haggard. Route 1. Bainbridge. Ind., recently began six months of military training at Fort Leonard Wood. Mo. under the Reserve Forces Act. Haggard is receiving eight weeks of basic comba-t training, which will be followed by advanced individual and unit training.

Harry Crawford, a patient in the Union Hospital at Terre Haute, is reported to be improv-

ing.

Miss Irene Huestis spent the j weekend in Sheridan, Ind., at- TODAY’S HOG MARKET tending a reunion of former Dan- With receipts of 8.000 hogs toville, 111., teachers. day, the market was weak to 25 A picnic for the Greencastle j cents lower. Top price paid w r as Business and Professional Worn- §17.00 with most weights selling en’s Club will be held at the home ! under that figure. of Mrs. Phil Wampler on R. R. 2. j

at 6:30 p. m. June 20.

Pythian Sisters of Emerald Temple 369 are having Past Chiefs night and a pitch-in supper Thursday night June 21st at 6:30 p. m. Everyone come that can possibly do so. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woliung have returned from a vacation trip to State College, Pennsylvania where they visited Dr. and Airs. Roland Hicks and family. Mrs. Hicks is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Woliung. Air. and Airs. Donald Shewmaker, of Brazil, are the parents of a daughter, Lynetta Jo, born Alonday at the Clay county hospital. Mrs. Shewmaker was for- | merly employed in the office of ! Alex Bryan, Putnam county aud-

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Airs. Ella Kessler was the week j end guest of her sister, Mrs. Lloyd Perry. Mrs. Kessler is en route to her home after an enjoyable Caribbean cruise, which took her to Cuba, Jamaica, Guatemal and other interesting spots. Mrs. Bessie Coffman, former | long time resident of Roachdale, | who will be eighty-six June 28th j is in the Alethodist Hospital in 1 Gary w.ih a fractured left hip. While sitting talking with a friend she reached for something on the floor, lost her balance and ! fell out of the chair with her left leg crossed under her. At present : she is resting comfortably. She is | said to be in good general physi1 cal condition and should have ; normal recovery.

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