The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 July 1939 — Page 2
THE DAILY BAXTER, GHEEXCASTLE. IXDIAXA, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1939.
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AAA MEETING AT WASHINGTON
Lee Patrick, state crop loan supervisor for the Indiana Agricultural Conservation Committee, will attend the 1939 National AAA Conference to held in Washington. D. C., July 1C. 11, and 12. Farmer suggestions for the 1940 AAA Farm Program will be considered at the national
meeting.
Other members of the Indiana Committee who will attend are L. M. Vogler State Chairman; Virgil Sexson. Purdue Agriculture School Extension member of the state commit-
tee; and Leon Bailey.
On Tuesday five state AAA committeemen. one from each region of the AAA. will participate in a radio program which will be heard during the National Farm and Home Hour. The North Central Region will be represented by Elmer F. Kruse. Chairman of the Ohio Agricultural Conservation Committee, who will point out problems that are typical of the North Central Region and explain what fanners, through the AAA are doing to meet that prob-
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them. The Bridgeton high school band furnished the music. The contests results were as fol-
lows:
Lightweight class — 1st, John Brothers Brazil: 2nd. Burlin Miller. Brazil R. R. 4. Middleweight class -1st, James Lancaster, driving Phil Adamson's team; 2nd. Otis Lancaster, driving Phil Adamson's team. Heavyweight class—1st. Walter Wimmer. Rockville; 2nd. Ollie Butler. Brazil R. R. driving Phil Adamson's team. Prizes of $15 and $10 were awarded in each class. All three of the contests were spirited and closely contested.
T)ersonals and LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
( ope-Prevo Mrs. McAvoy Hostess Marriage Announced Xo Thursday Club
Announcement of the marriage of on July C Mrs. Frankie McAvoy M - Margaret Prevo of Amarillo, entertained the Thursday Club at her Tex., formerly of Greencastle, to home in cioverdale. ’ The foreEddie E. Cope of Tulsa. Okla.. was n00 n was spent visiting and at noon j rcoened Monday by Mr. and Mrs. hour a very delicious pitch in dinAibert L. Dobbs. The wedding took ner was served with the table decor- ! pIace June 16 ' Mr is a Sradu- ated very beautifully. In the afterati of the Boston School of aoon the meeting was called to order
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jones. Roachdale, are the parents of a son bom Sunday. July 9 Billy Kerr of Attica is here visitj i.og his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. | Robert Kerr of south Jackson street.
Technology. He has been associated with the Ford Motor Company for the last twenty-two years. After September Mr. and Mrs. Cope will live either in Tulsa of Claremore. Okla. •!• * + *
HULLING CONTESTS DRAWS BIG ( ROW!)
A crowd, principally farmers, estimated to number 1500, was present at the team-pulling contest at Phil Adamson’s farm north of Lena. Sunday. The crowd came from Clay. Parke and Putnam counties. It was a fine day for the event, and it w'as made a gala event. Refreshments were served on the grounds and many of the farmers and their families took their basket dinners with
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(Continued from I*i»ee One) of the Roosevelt administration ii 1940. acording to Democratic views here today regarding his expected appointment as Federal Security Ad-
ministrator.
Mr Roosevelt, according to word here, is expected to either announce McNutt's appointment in his regular Tuesday press conference or simply | send the nomination to the Senate
which must confirm it.
Frank McHale. Democratic nati anal committeeman and McNutt's presidental campaign manager, told the United Press that he was “extremely pleased'' that Mr. Roosevelt had of- ; fered the security administration post to McNutt, and added that the presidential boom for Governor will
| be continued energetically.
McHale said that Indiana DemoI crats will carry out the mandate of the 1939 state convention which offered McNutt to the nation as the i 1940 standard bearer on the basis I of his "distinguished record.''
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Russell Mapes of the Horace Linx and Company store is spending a vacation in Eastern Ohio and Virginia. Mrs. Charlotte Swickard is spending a few days vacation from her duties at the Fashion Shop at Cloverd ale. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Coleman and son and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Inman and son attended the races at Winchester Sunday. Mrs. Robert Kerr of this city spent several days last week with her daughter, Mrs. Lester Royal and family at Toledo. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kerr of Attica were Sunday guests of the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kerr, south Jockson street. Jackie Decker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Decker of Muncie is visitng with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith of Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gardner and son Ronnie were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hutcheson and sons Sunday _ afternoon and evening. Miss Lois Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith returned to her home in Greencastle Saturday after spending the past few weeks m Muncie. Among those from this city attending the Chicago-Cincinnayt game at Cincinnatti Sunday were W’alter j Seeley, J. B. Hood, John Tzouanakis, Tony Titus, and Maynard Shonkwiler. Revival services are being held this week and next week at the New Maysville Baptist church with the Rev. Carlisle Scott of Craw’ford.sville in charge. Rev. Robert Cooper, pas-
tor.
Mrs. Tillie Stevens of Terre Haute is at the bedside of her son, Wilbur Stevens, who is very ill in the Putnam county hospital. Mr. Stevens underwent an operation Saturday night for acute appendicitis. The Clinton and Madison Towmships Home Economic Clubs will hold, their home coming night for members and families at the Union Chajoel Church Thursday night, July the 13th, each member is to bring cake or ice cream and table service. The old residence on the lot owned by Miss Sarah Hirt at the intersection of Bloomington and Seminary streets, is being dismantled to clear the lot. Miss Hirt having an apartment elsewhere. She does not contemplate erecting another building on the property at this time. The remains of Lemuel Clingenpell. 24 years old, who died Monday at his residence in Terre Haute, will be interred in the Brick Chapel cemetery, Wednesday, following the funeral services at the Harding Avenue Methodist church in Terre Haute, at 10 o’clock, that clay. Mr. Clingenpell is survived by his father, William, and two brothers, Eugene of Lebanon and Sanford of Greencastle. Mrs. A. M. Young returned yesterday afternoon after a ten days visit in Westport. Conn., with her son, Stanley Young and family. Among the places of interest in New York City to which her son took her were the World's Fair and the Columbia broadcasting station, where she witnessed the "Believe It Or Not" program by Robert Ripley in person. , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grubb and son, Marion, of near Belle Union entertained dinner guests Sunday July 9, at their home. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar T un‘'an, who live north of Greencastle, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rosenbaum of New Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Asa Duncan and little daughter, Alberta, of Ladoga. Mrs. Mary Grubb and son, Maynard, of Greencastle, and Mr. and Mrs. Royal Harcourt of Indianapolis.
Thimble Club To Meet Wednesday The Thimble Club will meet Wednesday at 1:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Ruth Cooksey. Roll call will be “How I Celebrated the Fourth.” Bring presents for Three birthday anniversaries. * -i- * *
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Section One To Hold Picnic Thursday Section One of the First Christian churcn will meet at noon on Thursday at Robe-Ann Park for the annual July picnic. Members please bring food and table service. A good attendance is desired. * * * *
by the president. Mrs. Carrie Ziegelman, with thirteen members answering roll call with bible verses. A short business session was held. Two contests were given by the hostess and won by Mrs. Clair Dorsett and Mrs. Rosalie Allen. Three guests were present. Mrs. Clair Dorsett, Mrs. Tol Walters, Mrs. Myrtle Kennedy and at the closing of the meeting a solo was played by Miss Norma Ziegelman on the piano.
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Fillmore Garden Club To Meet With Mrs. Owen The members of the Fillmore Garden Club and their guests will meat wth Mrs. Glen Owen, east of Greencastle Friday July 14th for an all day meeting and picnic dinner. •!■ * * *
Picnic Supper By Corea* Circle The Dorcas Circle will meet Wednesday evening at the home of Mary Ellen Giidewell at the Alpha O house. Bloomington and Anderson streets. There will be a picnic supper at 3:o0. All members come and bring a covered dish and table service. 4 + + ♦ Mrs. Walter Higgle Honored On Birthday A very enjoyable day was spent Sunday, July 9th, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Modlin in Roachdale when the latter entertained with a dinner in honor of her mother's birthday. Mrs. Walter Riggle. The honor guest was the recipient of many beautiful and useful gifts. Those present to enjoy the day were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Riggle. R. 1; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Byers, Indianapolis; Mrs. Daisy Edwards Bainbridge; Mrs. Martha Higgins. Roachdale. 4 4 4 4 Mrs. Bittlex To Be Hostess W'edii'sday The Wednesday Sewing Club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mi s. James A. Bittles.
Section Three To Meet Thursday Section Three of the First Christian Church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. T. Handy with Mrs. George Browning as assisting hostess. Mrs. Leucas will give the devotions and Mrs. Patterson will be the leader.
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Mrs. Flora .McCarty Stone of Indianapolis is a guest of Mrs. Clara Hubbard. Mrs Stone is a former resident of Greencastle.
Mrs. Ralph West has been appointd chairman of the Putnam county Roadside Improvement Councils which works in conjunction with the Indiana State Highway Department.
Mrs. Charles Hoste of Attica, mother of Mrs. Cecil Justus, Mrs. Kenneth Justus and Miss Wilhelmina Hoste. all of this city, is a patient in the St. Elizabeth hospital in Lafayette, where she was taken several days ago. following a severe heart attack. Mrs. Hoste is reported slightly improved.
Miss Beatrice Evans, formerly of Greencastle. more recently a teacher in Indianapolis, is critically ill at the Coleman Hospital in that city. Her -nother, Mrs. T. E. Evans, of Green:astle. is with her, and also her sister, Mrs. C. C. Brinson of St. Petersburg, Fla. Miss Evans is a sister >f William P. Evans, an attorney of Indianapolis, also a former resident af Greencastle.
Woodworth Reunion Held On Sunday The first annual Woodworth reunion was held Sunday, July 9th in the beautiful grove on the Earl O'Hair farm just west of the Sommer-
set church.
All of the children and most of the I grandchildren arrived at an early i hour to enjoy the day, at noon an old fashioned picnic dinner was spread beneath the large sugar trees to which all did justice. The morning |gas spent recalling ; old times' and" ' getting acqualnTMT with the new members in the afternoon, ball games, group pictflres, business meetings and etc. occupied j ! the time. Music was furnished by C. K. Priest with his Delco radio. Those present to enjoy the day were Mark and Mae Woodworth, the parents, Brick Chapel; Earl, Loie Holland. Samuel LaPearle, Bessie Priest, Rosa Hardaker James. Ralph and Evaloe the children who were together for the first time in 19 years; Mrs. Earl Woodworth and daughter Ella Mae. Greenville. 111.; Charles Holland and children, C. C. Glenn, James, George, Hazel. Grace. June and Mildred, of Roachdale: Mrs. Samuel Woodworth, Indianapolis; Mrs. Pearle Woodworth and children Marcus. Leon and Maurice of Putnam ville; C. K. Priest and children. Wayne, Joy, Harlene, and Doyne of Brick Chapel; Nelson Hardaker and children, Nelson Jr., Mark and Gladys j of Michigan City; Mrs. Evaloe Woodworth, Mrs. James Woodworth and children Dorothy, Arlene, Sammy, [ Norman, James Jr., and Larry Dea.n, all of Lafayette. Larry Dean son of James Woodworth, age about one month was the youngest member. Three guests, Mr. and Mrs. Earl O'Hair and James Dunn, father of Mrs. Pearl Woodworth, were present. We greatly regret the absence of the two great grandchildren, also ; seven grand daughters and four grandsons-in-laws
Broadcast Made 'During B. & P. W. Convention Several broadcasts are being made this week in connection with the national convention of Business and Professional Women's Clubs being held in Kansas Citv. Mo., which will be of interest to local club members. On Tuesday over NBC blue network from 8:30 to 8.45 C.S.T., Mrs. Margaret Clukin Banning will speak on the subject "Business Women Of Today.” Thursday afternoon over Columbia System from 1:30 to 1:45 C. T.S.. Prof. Herbert Moore ard Frances Maule. on the subject “Vocational Problems and Ways to Meet Them.” Judge Florence E. Allen will broadcast Thursday evening from 9:15 to 9:30 C.T.S., over the Mutual system on the subject “Business Women of Tomorrow."
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Busby Reunion To Be Held August 20 The annual Busby family reunion will be held the third Sunday in August at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gardner, across from the Hutcheson Nurses Home.
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Willie Belle Carter Bride Of Louis \\ jl'iams Miss Willie Belle Carter of this city became the bride of Louis Williams, also of this city, in an impressive wedding ceremony solemnized Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the home of the bride's aunt, Mrs. Roberta Masteraon, at 600 Apple street. The ceremony was read by the Rev. Mitchell of Indianapolis in th? presence of sixty guests. The house was beautifully decorated in garden
flowers.
Their attendants were Miss Valeda Carter, of this city, sister of the bride, and LeRoy Johnson of Frank-
fort. Ky.
The bride wore a gown of peach
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former residents of here 1 Mrs. Mary Cox and grj
ner Cox, were in a wreck J ville the 4th. Mrs. Ceil
about the face.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer F-J ed with Mr. and Mrs. Vi
Friday evening. Buddy Gardner has u-J another visit with his grsj Mr. and Mrs. Cnarles •'1 ed on Mr. and Mrs. CvJ
Sunday.
E3sie Fumey and N'a< were in Greencastle Satu
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LeRoy Brock of Peru <){& county hospital Monday fol
treatment.
Bruce Frazier city undfl major operation at the PuJ ty hospital Tuesday momigB Mrs. Charles Rees StiB Roachdale was admitted toi*
voile and carried an arm bouquet of ; ty hospital Monday for tre: J white roses and haby-breath. i Mr. and Mrs. Wayne IMf The young couple will make their Miss Madelyn Marks of tte | home in this city The bridegroom is Mrs. Michael of Bainbr: j employed by the O & I Stone Com- spending a vacation in Det-|| pany. ! Forty-nine members of ':>1 4 4 4 4 ! dale Sunday school went ir. fl Maple Chapel Aid to Lafayette Park Sunday J To Meet Wednesday the day. A basket dinner wail The Maple Chapter Ladies Aid will at the noon hour, meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 Members of the Jefferv if o'clock with Mrs. Vem Twomey, ship Home Economics « Bloomington street. Mrs. Theodore make a tour of the Real Sill
Crawley will lead the devotions.
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The Beauty Shoppe. 212 south College. is closed for repairs. For information call 476. ll-2t.
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+ FERN 4 fjy 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 foj Miss Emily Snaner has returned | to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tyler’s to re- !
sume her work.
The Sunday school held at Mrs. | Vatvel’s W'as well attended Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Frazier called on Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cox Sunday j
afternoon.
This community was sorry to hear i
iery Milis at Indianapt .■ 9 day. Members are requtt bring their lunch and meetjj Union Thursday morning s: |
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Wanting work in bar ■" j Query, 804 Crown street ;
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All left at eventide after a happy jig >tl' li'ious Conditions,
day hoping to meet again next year I
the second Sunday in July, place to ' rlllEcUc be decided later. -ilol O l/dliy
Three weddings, one birth, i
deaths W'ere reported for the year. Earl Woodworth, president. Loie W. Holland, secretary.
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