The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 July 1939 — Page 2
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THE DAILY BAXXEE. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. MONDAY. ■JLXY 10. 1939.
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SOCIETY
Miss Helen Klne Weds William Pfi«ter
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tf-th Kir.e. daughter of Mrs. John R. Rme ano W iliiami Joseph Pfister. ; of M . an I Mrs. Samuel Pfister.
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*3 00 per year by mail in Put- f jt , at Fe . t ^ nam County J3.50 to M* per year MiaB r^ajl Arr. Wiest w;!l represent by mail outside Putnam County. Fort SrTUth- Ark jn lhe “Miss ; y,- -hw. -t Arr i c.r' -t ' '
personals ^ and LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
Ij Clarksville peach festival Thursday. Miss Wiest selected the most beautiful girl in the 1939 graduating !!: class of Fort Smith senior high
: school was the choice of a special 'Chamber of Commerce committee. Chairman Bill Bruce said he beI lieved the committe made an excellent choice and at the same time fur- | ther honored a girl selected by the senior class. Miss Wiest’8 parents an* Mr. and Mrs. D E Wiest 105 Lecta avenue.— Fort Smith. Ark .
Miss Edna Martin of Hutchinson Times-Record. K is is spending a few days with j Mrs. D E. Wiest will be remera-
The Ruark faniily reunion will held Sunday August 13th.
Mrs. Bruner Honored
At Birthdiu Dinner
A surprise birthday party was giver, at the home of Charles A. Bruner, south Illinois street, .run—-y in honor of Mrs Bruners 65th birth-
day anniversary.
Th se present were Mr an I Mrs Mem!: Bruner an : family. Mr and i Mrs Bernard Staub. Mr and Mrs | Charles Kallansa and daughter Their i all of Marshall. Ill Mr ar'i Jfr 1 Henry I-ang and family cf Ind- j lan • • is and Mr and Mrs. Malcolm 1 Bruner and daughter. Geneva. E J. Flam - Mrs. Mildred Barnett and daughter Beverley, all of Greencastle
Special payment
to farmers, y,,,™'
c ome In or write.
very quietly
J ■ : • An • rson street, Saturday mom-
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Rev. Claude M McClure of the Gobin Memorial Me-r.< i.rt church read the services in the presence of only the
immediate family.
Mrs. Pfister graduated from DePauv University and attended the University of Illinois. She is a :emher of Air - » Omicron Pi and Kappa Kappa Kappa sororities. For three years she was a teacher in the Rensselaer school system after
which time she taught in the Junior with a 12-gauge shotg.l High School i- Urbana. Illinois, four through the door. Td* *
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Mr
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Mr. and Mrs Luther Easter
The Amencar. Legion will meet
j be red here as the former Jean ’ Stroube. Mrs Wiest and daughters in returned to Ft Smith last week afte-
PRE-VACATION 1RECAUTI0N
regular aession at 8 o'clock evening at the Legion Home.
this
Before you leave be sure that your valuables are stored in a safe deposit box in our vault. This is a wise precaution, because property left in an unoccupied home is easy prey for fire or theft. The cost of year round safe deposit protection is only a few cents a week.
Floyd Risley manager of the Merit Snoe Store is spending a weeks vacation with relatives at Bowling
Green. Ky.
a visit with her aunts. Mrs M .R Pollom. Mrs F R Bartley and Mi.--Em Lewi* of Manhattan. •r v •9
Veronica Club
To Hold Picnic
The Veronica Club will have its annual picnic at the home of Mrs.
Vernon Shirley Wednesday
at 6 o'clock.
Pfister graduated from the
University f I! in is where he was a Bernice in the >..• K
member of Sigma Pi fraternity and The Tribe of Illini. He is now Field Secretary of the University of Il-
linois A!umni A=sociation with fices in Champaign. Illinois.
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<iood Cheer Club To Hold Picnic
The Good Cheer club of Mt. MerMr and Mrs Raymond Hammond. ldiar wiU me< . t at lhe BraZ ii Park Route 2 are the parents of a daugh- for a p icnic Wednesday. July 12. AH ter bom Sunday night at the Putnam ^ members and their guests are urged county hospital. J lo pj-eaent to enjoy the day. MemMr. and Mrs. I^rltoy Miller an i hers please note change of date.
Friend-hip ( luh Ti Hold P1« nie The Friendship Home Economics ■ Oub -.vill hold an all day picnic at •he I zil Park Wednesday July 12. .'.!■ ■- are requested to meet on I the w est side of the court house at
9:30 a. m.
FIRST-CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST CO.
(iuldren. Richard and spent the week end in visiting relatives
Marion Lee Terre Haut •
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ly-e Hubbard, local business mar
Marriage Announced \t •shower, Friday Miss Violet I. ng and Mrs Ruth
Member Federal Depr<.sit Insurance Corporation
emergency appendix | Martin were h stesses Friday even-
'Ir- ( artw right To Broadcast Wednevfay
Mrs John Cartwright of this city
who is
Mr. and Mrs Pfister left immediately for Biloxi Mississippi, on the Gulf of Mexico where thev will re-
' v< nm ® main a month They will be at home
after September 1 at 620 west Healey strert Champaign. Illinois.
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Kappa Ik-lta Phi To 'leet Tuesday Kappa 6 )ta Phi Sorority will meet Tuesday ev ning at 7:30 o’clock • the horn* Miss Wilma Miller. Anderson street.
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Willing Workers To t|ee Thursday The Willing Workers of Somerset church will hoid an all day meeting Thursday July 13, with Mrs. Anna Watts and daughter. Hallie. All
The girls ran • a w r .1 12 feet to the ground a. J help from a nearby f £ J minute* later a potw ( .
body in a shed
FRENCH IdllHATp
iroBl| B n*,| frmn government ten -ory ! lr and at Hang K • g ment taking operation. 1stripped of all K . irirtaofficial posts. Oi June t . ordered his am • in Japanese-oc . :ed t-~
Additional laicals
Miss Roz<d|e Rutter, city, left Saturday to -pend a vacation with her sister Li New York.
Mr and Mrs Reggie McCullough, and Donald, Mary Ellen and Elbert McCullough, and Miss Helen Boawell joined Mr. and Mrs Curtis Allbright of Indianapolis, Sunday and spent the day at Cincinnati!.
Mrs Albert Cope R 1, underwent a major operation at the county hos-
pital Monday morning.
Roy Allen Fry, Cloverdale R. 2, underwent an operation at the Putrum county hospital Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Kimball R Larkin.
Haute -.vill review the book "Tails Of A Wayward Inn 1 by Frank Case, thi.-j W • • -day at 4 p. m. This is the third of a series of six broadcasts on
Wednesday afternoon.
underwent an
operation at the Putnam county bos-1 ‘ n £ at a misce.ianeous shower honor- over r - t |j 0 station WBOW at Terre
pital Sunday night. ! in ^ thcir 8ist " r ^ niece Ardlth
I Long. The large number of guests
Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor of j were entertain- on tne attractively Bland ell N. T. returned to their | lawn at the Long nome on home Sunday after visiting relative:) j wood street. A contest. The Roin and near Greencastle. j mance of Flowers, was enjoyed by Mr. ami Mrs. Beryl Atkins. Ly-1 a11 ^ ^ * ave th ' brifJf ' her curgus Stoner, and Ott Braden, at-| favonte recei -' and advice for her
t'-nded the Chicago-CTncinnatti bas<-- fulure bappmf.ss
. .. . ..ci.. 1 Delicious relreshments were serv-
ball game at Cmcmnatti Sunday. I ed carrying ou 1 the bride's colors of
Mi and Mrs. C A Shuey were ir. pink and greer n 1 in the nut cups
was found this anr.ouncemer.t Ardlth
giving a series of broadcasts rnembers are urge Ito be present.
KILLS I MPLOYFR
(C’onfinned from Pnicr <)n#*> women slammed the door an<l braced themselves against it. Stark return-
TODAY- .in J
Wyoming admits Union, 1890.
Is today an annive*
sonwoiip nr ir or dran i Send Flowers.
Eitel’s 15 E. Wash. St.
Flo*
east Washington street are spending ; Bedford Friday evening to attend
a vacation at I-ake Wawasee. | the 37th anniversary of the organi-' Long-William Jones, October 19 Mr*. E. T. Huron, north Madison zation of tne Carpenter's Union. Mr. 1938 Mrs. Jon - received many love-
Mr and Mrs Paul Heber of Dearborn Mich., who have been spending their honeymoon at Miami, Fla., stopped for a short visit with Mr and Mrs. Andrew Stoner Mr. Heber is a nephew of Mrs. Stoner.
John long and Robert Dean left Sunday fin a two weeks vacation trip to the Black Hills and Yellowstone /“irk They will return by the way of Northern Michigan. They were accompanied by two friends from Rockville.
Two automobile!: collided on the Manhattan road on th< curve near th« Ma PI win farm “iiith of Limedale Saturday afternoon Occupants escHfxd with only minor injuries but the machines were considerably damaged
The report of Homer (' Morrison, < lerk of the Putnam Circuit court, for June shows the oisbursements of funds collected by the clerk as follows To the auditor, J257 25; to the sheriff. $41.5"]; to the prosecutor, S25 00; to the conservation department, $308.00.
street, was admitted to tne county ! Shuey was the speaker of the even-
lospital Monday for treatment. mg.
Mrs Donald Morrison and baby re- Mrs Walter Torr RfjU t e 4 remains turn.-d to their home near Roachdale aeriously j, at hpr hom e due to a Sunday from the county hospital. | 8troke suffered Fnday evening. Mr Mrs Howard Gough and baby re- and Mrs. Clifford Torr and sons of '-'in < d to their home near Roachdale Buffalo N. Y have been called here Sunday from the county hospital. by her illness.
Miss Wilhelmina Hoste is on vara-
ly gifts.
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Wilbur Stevens of Indianapolis and Cl--era, underwent an emergency op-,
ration at the county hospital Satur-' tl,m this from the Kroger
day night. Sat,i i Muir daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ovid W Muir of Carbon underwent a minor operation at the county hospital Monday morning. Betty Ann Stoner, daughter of Mr. md Mrs. Robert Stoner of West Berry street, underwent a minor op- I ration at the county hospital Monday morning.
store Miss Hoste will spend the week in Attica with her parents. Mr and Mrs Charles Hoste The latter remains seriously ill at her home due to a heart attack suffered a few
days ago.
Sewing Club To Meet With Mrs. Bittlrs The Wednesday Sewing Club wil, meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. James A. Bittles. + + 4 +
An automobile driven by Miss Catharine Albin, daughter of Mr Paul Albin, was damaged in the rear part Sunday forenoon when it got out of control of the driver and backed Into an obstruction on west Washington street. The driver and the young women with her were unhurt.
FINAL RESPECTS PAID SECKETAKY OF NAVY WASHINGTON. July 10 (UP)— The nation paid final respects to Secretary of Navy Claude A Swanon at a solemn late funeral in the Senate chamber today. President Roosevelt and highest officials of the civil and armed services attended the funeral and at the ■ ime hour memorial services for the 77-year-old statesman were held iboard United States warships on most Of the seven seas.
IIAVKEOf K EEEIS DIES
LONDON. July 10 (UP) —Havelock Ellis, 80 world famous writer on sex psychology, died Saturday at Hintlesham, near Ipswich, it was an-
nounced today.
HEAT U VVE ENDS
Will Edington, son of Dr. and Mrs Edington of this city, rceeived ruts and bruises and his car was badly j damaged Saturday when it was I struck hear] on by a truck on the
Manhnttan-Poland road, a couple of - miles smith of Manhattan The ml- tContlnnr* from I'fific One i Union cccurrred on the sharp turn and Pittsburgh, 81; Dallas, 82; where Mrs. Davies of this city re- Tampa, 84; Ixis Angeles, 71; Portrrntly was hurt, and where other ar- land, Ore., 85; Spokane, Wash 98; clients have happened. j and New York, 80.
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MULLINS DRUG STORE
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Howard, of Indianapolis, formerly of Greencastle. visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walsh on north Jackson street. Mrs. Howard is a sister of Mr. Walsh. They wore accompanied from Indianapolis on the visit by Mrs Brown, another sister of Mr Walsh.
Section Four To Meet Wednesday Section Four of th f First Christ.an church will have a pitchon nr * Wednesday July 12 ir th< f-irej-basement. Members are bring a dish f food but ■ r. • • -.r. table service 4 4 4 4
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The death of Albert Payne, formerly an attorney of Brazil who practiced in both Clay and Putnam counties, occurred July 4 at Los Angeles, Calif., where he had been living since 1914. He and his brother, Scott Payne, formed a partnership in the practice of law. Scott Payne died a number of years ago.
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Little Sara A.nn Harris, age about 3 years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs James Harris, east Washington street mad. suffered painful injuries about her face Sunday when she was bitten by a dog. while visiting at the home of Mrs. Noun Brookshire at Brownsburg. Mr. and Mrs Iioe Brookshire accompanied Mr. and Mrs Harris to Brownsburg.
Neal Kendall, living on the east Washington street road, is a forrr.i r resident of Morehead, Ky., which was hit by the flood of last week. Many of his relatives are residing there a' present and so far as he has been able to learn, all escaped. He reported some of his relatives leaving a house just ahead of a 20 foot wall of water that demolished everything that was ahead of it.
Send yoiir winter garments to Home Laundry & Cleaners before it j Is too late. Remember the moths ' Phone 126. 10-It.
Study Clu', July 11. haj
week.
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(•nests Fnl« talned At Pitch-Ir Supper The girls of th* G
Company st- -e we*e e'*er*a;ne! Friday evening ,t * - .-.(vr and party at t.-- country home of Miss Sara Jane Chew, south of the city. The party v as given by C. R. Beil, assistant manager of the store Music and games featured the evening
entertainment.
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Sunshine Club Held Picnic The Sunshine Club of Belle Union held its annual picnic Sunday at McCormick's Creek State Park. Those present to enjoy the day were Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Ogles, Oliver Stringer Mr. and Mrs. Dayton McCloud. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Blue, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Blue, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Stierwalt. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pickens. Miss Gertie Stringer, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Prichard and daughter. Norma Parker. Doris Lewis, Mr. and Mrs Elbert Humphrey. Mr. and Mrs R E Larkin. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Vermillion, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dorsett, Malcolm Ray Neier, Roland Lee Neier. Mrs. Garnet Patrick and daughter, Shirley Fawn, Mrs. Glen Dobbs and Martha Jean Keyt. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Mullen of Gosport were guests in the afternoon.
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Golden Wheel To Meet Tuesday Golden Wheel will meet at 7:30 o’clock Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Mary Elizabeth Peck.
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