The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 October 1939 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1939.

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SOCIETY J Phone All Social and Personal Items To 95 | Miss Betty Bryan Society Editor

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' if ye love me keep my command-

ments. John 14:15.

Y)er so rials

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_CLASSIFIK!> ADS Let’s Go! Where? Box supper at No. 10 Dill school Friday night October 20th. Madison Twp. Everybody welcome. 16-18-20-3t. WANTED: Good 11 or 12 months old Shorthorn male. W. M. Goldsberry. Phone rural 16F14. 16-lp. WANTED: Experienced girl for restaurant and fountain work. State age and give references. Address Box 9. Banner. 16-2t. STOUT’S annual fall sale of Poland China’s at Crawfordsville, October 18 at 1 o'clock. Held in Montgomery County sale pavillion. H. T. Stout. 16-lt.

FOR RENT: Three room furnished ! apartment. Call 366-M. 16-3t. FOR SALE : typewrit* j ter. Call 366-M. 16-3t. Wanted to trade apples for corn, i bushel for bushel. McCullough's Orchard. 16-tf.

D. S. 8. Club Met With Mrs. O’Hair

The last meeting of the D. S. S. Club was held at the home of Mrs.

A BIBLE THOUGHT FOB TODAY j Durbln O’Hair, with twelve of the

fourteen members, three guests and

five children present.

Work for the afternoon was furnished by the hostess. At this meeting Mrs, Harry Neier was made welcome as our newest member. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Artie O’Hair who requested each lady bring her own work. Members of the D. S. S. Club are now as follows: Mesdames Samuel Baird, Jr„ Raymond Nelson, Francis Lane, Harry Neier, Bascom O’Hair, Morris McCullough, Paul McKeehnn. Clifford Earley, Artie O’Hair, Roland Lane, Will Bain. Charles Rutter, Frank McBride and Durbin O’Hair.

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Floyd Center P. T. V Meets

The Floyd Center P. T. A. held its

FOR SALE: Team of young mares, coming 3 and 2 years old. full sister greys. Frank Raab, Reelsville. 16-2p.

Charles Summers returned to his home in Coatesville Monday from the

county hospital.

Mrs. Odessa Volkers returned to her home in Reelsville Monday from

I the county hospital.

Tommy Cox, Greencastle, retuitied

to his home Sunday, from the Put- j regular meeting Oct. 11 at the j nam county hospital. school house. It was a Halloween Mary, Alice Walton, Greencastle, ; meeting so the ones that didn’t mask returned home Monday from the j p aicl one cen t, prir'’s were given for Putnam county hospital. I the prettiest masked which was won Mrs. Ernest Thompson, returned j by Misg Madeline Ruark; ugliest, to her home in Roachdale Sundav ^y jlma Q ene McFarlnne; best repre- | from the countv hosnital sentation, Mrs. Harold Sibbitt and | Mrs. Clyde Ash, Greencastle, R. 2 her three children who were all

the

Former Greenrastle Man

Married Friday

Announcement has been received here of the marriage in Jeffersonville, Indiana of Irvin Sissman and Miss Frances Moore. The ceremony

took place Friday night.

Mr. Sissman lived in this city for

Golden Link To Meet Wednesday The Golden Link Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock with Mrs. Lorene Cloyd, at the home -of per mother, Mrs. Luther. The program will be in charge of Mrs. | Olice Brown. Members please note time of meeting. •b d* d* Penelope To Meet With Mr*. Conrad Penelope Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock with Mrs. j. e. Conrad, east Franklin street. Members please note change of hos-

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Delta Theta Tan To Meet Tonight

several years while he was employed j p e j ta T heta Tau will meet Monday on the Daily Banner. For the P ast j even j n g a t g o’clock with Mrs. Ray throe years he has been with the In- ' t)ert Hi , lsda , e avenue, dianapolis Times. He is the son of , ^ ^ n . ^ Mrs. Carrie Sissman, who also lived | ^ f M< . Kerran Honored in Greencastle several years. | w , t|i Blrthday l)lnner The bride Is a daughter* of Mr. and Sun( , ay 0ctober 15th about thlrt y Mrs. Carl Moore of Bedford. She ^ rplatives g athered at the

graduated from the Sprmgvrlle High homp of M , ^ Mrs A L McFer-

School and had been employed in In- ran on nf)ith v , ne streeti to he ip M r. dianapolis for the past three yea is. t Mc j rprran celebrate his birthday.

After a short wedding trip the 1 couple will he at home at 3805 East

Eleventh street, Indianapolis.

ENJOY the* BENEFITS 1 - Rpoeiv e cash prow 2. Interest charged ou on Unpaid balaj 3- U P to 20 months to i pay. Investigate Today' Indiana Loan East Washington *] I’llOXK 15

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Home Economics leaders Meeting Held Friday Home Economics leaders of Putnam county met Friday in the court house for an all-day program. Miiss Meta E. Martin, Purdue specialist, pirsented the themes, "Safety in the Home’ and "More Liveable Home

Grounds.

Delivery off the car. OriJ cahantus lump coal. LucaJ

Phene 255.

Each brought a well filled basket and at the noon hour a bountiful dinner was spread with a huge birthday cake adorning the center of the table. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reed of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Allen and Mr, and Mrs.

Walter Greuel of Gary,; Mr. end ( „ Qlllul Mrs. James Gilliland and daughters, I suite. Reasonable. Mrs Rj

Donna Lee and Betty Jo and James 1 C. Miller of Crawfordsville; Mr. and

Mrs. Joseph Krutseh of North Salem; | FOR SAI ' Misses'coet, Mr. and Mrs. Chesley McEerrau and ! an< * coat sweater, scout Wf sons, Donald and Robert of Bain- 1 anc * 1 ’ <j00( * 98 w.

FOR SALE: Mode! A

Panel T Bo/aJ

1028 S. Indiana St.

FOR SALE: A double tukj washer. Call 712 R or 690. FOR SALE: Walnut 'ir.ijjl

Apartment to rent to man and wife if woman will help with housework Call 77WR. 16-2p. FOR SALK: 1!' shoats, weighing 150 pounds. Robert McVay, one mile south Manhattan. 16-lp.

tin mentioned methods by

safety on the highways and in the industries has been brought to its

I returned to her home Sunday from | ( i resse d as the rabbit family; the Putnam county hospital. most comical, Rose Shaw.

Miss Eleanor Jones, a student at After the masquerade the business lnuuBlrlcs „„ ul „ u6 , lt w Indiana University, spent the week- j meeting was taken up, after which a present statp of effectiveness. She end with Miss Gayle Gardner. fine program was presented by the j iaid t]lat the gr eatesl opportunity Howard Frederick, Fillmore, R. 1, gchool children. Other musical num- , m . tho i71fiividulll homem aker in the underwent a minor operation at the bers by Et hel Eggers, the Miller boys , fleld of gafety lie s in the home. Ac-

1 In speaking of safety. Miss Mar- I bridge; Miss Mary Louise McFerran ( 791 ' R or caU at M wst

methods by which 1 of Danville; Mr. end Mrs. J. G. j ton strect -

Britton. Mrs. Eff.e Allen and sons.

How To Relievo Bronchitis Bronchitis, acute or chronic, ts an Inflammatory condition of the mucous membranes lining the bronchial tubes. Creornulsion goes right to the seat of the trouble to loosen germ laden phlegm. Increase secretion and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creornulsion with the understanding that you arc to like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSICN For Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis

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FOR SALE: A six room modern house in the ea'lege section. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 16-3t FOR SALE: One black, one yellow cow giving good flow milk, ages 6 and 7 years. Raleigh McVay.

mile south Groveland.

16-lp.

Happier Homes Club F" Hold Weiner Roast The Happier Homes Study Club will entertain their families with a weiner roast Wednesday evening at 6 o’clock at Robe-Ann park. A'! members and their families are urged

to attend.

XGURSEONS

INDIANAPOLIS

; county hospital Monday morning. : and Mr. Wilms.

i Georgia Anne Zeis of St. Peters-! Refreshments of pop corn balls j burg, Fla., has been pledged Phi Al- j ;ind apples were served. ; pha national sorority of the high | .j. .j. .j.

school. I ISi Phis at ifome For Mrs. Herbert Jefferies and baby Mrs. Nelly M. Brown

i returned to their homo in Roachdale p s i p b i 0 f Delta Kappa Epsilon Saturday from the Putnam county w jn be home in honor of Mrs. hospital. j Nelly M. Brown. Friday, October 27,

Miss Viola Alexander, Greencastle f r0 m 8 to 10. ! R. 4, underwent^ a minor operation i .5. .j. .j. at the Putnam county hospital Mon Robert Oxnam j day morning. , Marries Miss Hoots

Helen Boswell, Elbert McCullough, ; a press dispatch from San FranVirginia Boswell and Joe Wilson I cisco announces the marriage in the spent Sunday at the Spring Mills I First Presbyterian church, Saturday, State park. of Robert Oxnam, son of Bishop G. The Greencastle Girl Scout local j Bromley Oxnam, former president council will meet this evening at of DePauw and former resident of 7:30 o'clock with Mrs. H. L. Jome. j Greencastle. Bishop Oxnam perPlease note change of time and place | formed the marital service. The disof meeting. j patch spoke of the groom as “the Bom, October 6. to Mr. and Mrs. I missionary in the cast of ‘White Car-

EVFRY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY

Enjoy a quick, safe trip by intcrurban and save money at this low mid-week fare. Tickets good any Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday — on any train going and returning the same day. For Information, Phone 323 R

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FEATURES that rvallif nivan Momolhint/

BOWL SHAPED TUB for fast wash in#

DOUBLE WALLS to k*+p uatrr hstt

Most every washer advertises “exclusive features." But no washer has features which contribute as much toward dependable, efficient washing and wringing as do these Speed Queen features. They really mean something. Even Speed Queen’s modern BEAUTY is distinctly outstanding. In every way, this deluxe Speed Queen with pure white porcelain tub and SuperDuty Wringer will give you the most complete measure of satisfaction

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ARCCUATE DRIVE >'y /«• bw l‘l* (,

“YOU BE THK JUDGE” Horace Link & Co. THE STORE OF FURNITURE

Herbert Brattain of Indianapolis, a j daughter, Sandra Sue. weight 10 | pounds. Mrs. Brattain was formerly

i Miss Eva Call of this city.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kemmeling of | Evansville are the parents of a | daughter, Gertude Elizabeth, born October 2 Mrs. Kemmeling was formerly Mrs. Ina Malone of this city. Monday morning, a marriage license was secured by the Rev. Reuben Masten, of Jefferson township, a minister of the Baptist church, and Mrs. Maltha Macy, of Greencastle,

daughter of Charles Cooper.

Tho guest speaker at the meeting this evening in Indianapolis of the Young Women’s Auxiliary of the Women's Home Missionary Society, cf the East Tenth street Methodist church at Indianapolis will be Mrs. E. R. Bartlett of Greencastle. She is the president of the Northwest In-

diana Conference society.

Mrs. Paul Grimes and children 1 spent the week-end in Louisville, Ky , and while there Mrs. Grimes had the very great pleasure of meeting a number of the residents of that city who were refugees here during the flood period, in January, 1937. Mrs. Grimes again met Paul Short and fam’ly, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin John-

go,’ playing Itere’’ (at San Francisco). His bride is Dalys Houts, of Hoolywood.

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I». A. R. Meeting Place Changed D. A. R. will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 with Mrs. Ferd Lucas, 433 east Seminary street. Members please note change of meeting place.

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Women Teachers Honorary Meets Epsilon Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, national scholastic honorary for women teachers, met Saturday evening at Locust Manor with Miss Ruth Robertson. Dr. Lilian Brownfield, president, called for reports from Miss Dade Shearer, Mrs. John Boyd, Miss Evelyn Holtz, and Miss Elizabeth Dnggy, committee chairmen. Miss Helen McGaughey, corresponding secretary, read a report from the state president announcing an all day State Meeting at McCormick’s Creek park on Saturday, Oc-

tober 21.

The following members were designated to serve on state committees: Mrs. John Boyd, chairman of the progiam committee; Miss Helen

cording to statistics compiled by tho National Safety Council, fatal domestic accidents take a toll second only to that of the automobile. Injuries, at home far outnumber fatal injuries elsewhere. Miss Martin said

CHRISTMAS CARDS Sell

Merle and Clyde a:id daughter Helen, , 80rted fo|derg nanl0 imprj ^| Mr. and Mrs. Walter Worlck and j Coet y0ll 50c Samp|M fn J Franklin Hanna all of Roachdale. | barj Nevv Brunswick N J

The afternoon was spent playing |

various games and contests. Mr. Me- I FOR SALE 2 cows 1(1 Ferrari received several beautiful Also will tr I and useful presents. i horse and will sell or traJe«|

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A. A. IT. W. Win Hold Annual Dinner Meeting

In Its October meeting to be held 1

hog past yearling for rtd | male hog. Bert Garrett. 21

of Morton.

FOR SALK An "11 reliabkl , ence Hot Blast, will bum

be prevented, and suggested the fol- ( Greencastle Branch of the American , wood a , hj heatcr[o[| |

lowing means of prevention—1

that most of these accidents could ; on Tuesday evening, October 24,

oj. Greencastle Branch of the American

a i Association of University Women ' .. „ .

^ * I ,,, v. Furniture Exchange. East

careful analysis of the physical prop- [ W *'I observe its annual custom of .titles of the house and grounds to holding a dinner meeting. The din-

square. Phone 170-.I.

discover minor changes which would ner W IH ^ beld at the Presbyterian FOR SALE Jersey and prevent accidents. 2 Better home i church at 6:30 P- m - >ey springer heifers. One management. 3 By teaching one’s ^ Reservations for the dinner will yearling bull, eligible to regst self and others, habits of care and ! be 65c P er P late and are to be 6-year old milking Shorth thoughtfulness. 4 Family Council— j on the P°stal cards which are being John William* Fincastle.

where matters of home safety are on viiifc Knur) discussed. ■' - — . I J. . -

In connection with this topic MissJ

WEESNER IMP. CO. 124 N. JACKSON STREET

Used Machinery Used 8-inch Burr mill.

Used regular and F-12 Farmnlls.

Used Chevrolet truck.

Used Model-A Ford truck. Used International trucks.

Stock

Cow*, Mules and sows and pigs. Visit our store before you buy.

sen and the Denton family. These I McGaughey, membership; Mrs. RuLouisville residents who were driven ! pert Bartley, legislative: Miss Milrut of their homes during that great died Dlmmick, social affairs- and flood were, for the most part, guests I Miss Elizabeth Daggy, equal oppor-

in the American Legion home during j tunities.

the period they spent here, although one couple took up their residence here, for a year or more. All of them spoke in the warmest terms of the very hospitable treatment they received while in Greencastle and some of them expressed a desire to make this city their permanent home.

Antionette Friedman, the county nurse discussed minor accidents anc> ailments, and made suggestions as to what should be done until the doctor arrives. She gave a list of articles which a first aid kit should con-

tain.

Miss Martin, while discussing "More Liveable Home Grounds” insisted that each woman take special thought as to how she might make the farm more attractive and enjoyable place. She said thaf one might create interest in the farm by such simple means as planting birthday trees, naming the farm, or providing picnic grounds including outdoor

fireplaces.

Miss Martin then discussed "Some Things About Grandmother’s Herb Garden.” Herbs were used as household and personal perfumery, in cookery, and as medicaments. She said that the herb garden served as an expression of graciousness and hospitality in grandmother’s day and , that it merits a revival of interest. ’ County officers attending the meeting were: Mrs. Walter Dorsett, chairman; Mrs. Dennis Jones, vicechairman; and Mrs. Lee Terry, sec-

retary-treasurer.

Local presidents and leaders present included: Cloverdale, Mrs. Charles Denny, Mrs. Mamie Bockius, and Mrs. Velma Doyle; East Floyd. Mrs. Addison Huber, Mrs. Harold Llsby, and Mrs. Cecil Miller; West Floyd, Mrs. Leonard Alexander and Mrs. Dee M. Wright; Greencastle Frlend-

i ship, Mrs. Ted Bock, Mrs. Everett ' Mabb, Belle Union.

FOR SALE: Big red sowr nice pigs, v ■■••ks oM i/»i| mire, nortlr cn ss roads sdx

more road.

—For Sale—

See Strain’s Orchard for

apples

and cider.

FOR SALE: Apples arid

elder.

Buchheit Orchards.

4-tf.

See the 1940 Ford on display at Bainbridge. Koon Motor Sales. ll-6t.

Announcement was also made of the appointment of Dr. Brownfield

Elmore, and Mrs, Charles McCullough Greencastle Happier Homes,

FOR SALE: Special Barred roex pullets. Hatched April 15. $1.00 each, Mrs. Ray Clodfelter, Gteencastle, R - !• 13-4p. FOR SALE: Apples and cider. Special price for Sunday. McFarlane Fruit Farm. 14-2p. hOR SALE: Pure hied Chester White male hog, 1% years old. Harry

14-3p

paint!

TEXTOLITE PASTE

‘ Mahlon Baker Mrs Earl Aiior, ^ \ Modern inexpensive decoration fir

to the National Achievement Award w ‘ „ ’ h ' arl Allpn - anrt

Proper Laundering is highly scientific and should be considered as such. Stop thinking of it as something anyone can do and call 126. Home Laundry & Cleaners. 16-lt.

TODAY—OCT. 16 John Brown’s insurrection 1859. “Flowers are the cheeriest prescription /or the ill.” EiteFs Flowers

15 R. Yash. St

Phone 635

Committee Mr3 ’ Carl Coughanowr; Jefferson. T"* CelUnKS ’ Drles ln one hour - .. . . Mrs. Elizabeth MeCullomrh vr™ j Cne coat cover s- Does not crack or Mrs John Rnv , T I I-ulu Foeter. and Mrs illa Vaughn Docs "<* fade or yellow. Mis. John Boyd, who was a delegate Madig(ffl Mfg a ^ ' METZGER LUMBER COMPANY. to the national convention of Delta Mrg Fiank Th and Fmorv ! U7 W ’ Fran »<lin. Phone 262.

Kappa Gamma held at Ashville, N o i ~ ° Mrs - Emory

Biattain; East Marlon, Mrs. Maude

N E W| 39-Plate la! 1 Battery MJ5|

Dobbs Tire K Batten I’hnne "H9

FOR SALE: Sprayed pears 50c per bushel. Smalkl 3 bushels for $1.00. M-’O* Orchard. FOR* P AI Pun- bred I China bn 1 K '^l lambs. L. A. Dii ks, Fillmon,!

—Heal Ivstate-J FOR SALK A five room I home in Northwood. J T.' Real Estate. FOR SALE Apartment all rented. Will net 10 P«' Investment. Mod m througl*^ well-located. S. C. Sayers, i R.

FOR SALE: Beautiful, modern suburbau home, very" able in price and Imm***! sion. S. (' P '

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C. in August, gave a report mr the meetings. 317 chapters in 35 states, a total membership of 9,924 members, a scholarship endowment of $20,000 nnd property for a national headquarters in Austin, Texas, were cited as some of the accomplishments of the fraternity in recent years. As the convention marked the 10th anniversary of the founding, the social affairs were devoted to the presidents’ banquet, the birthday luncheon, and the founders’ banquet. At the latter, a gift of $500, was placed in the hands of the founder, Annie Webb Blanton, to be used for a national memorial honoring her. The 1940 national convention is to ho held in Washington, D. C. during

Easter vacation.

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I-OR SALE: Deico light plant with radio, fencer, iron motor. R. W. Sutherlin, Coatesville, Ind. 16-lp.

I-OR SALE: Three heifers, weigh* •about 400 lbs each. 2 reds and roan. Shorthorns. Arthur Giltz, Bainbridge, R ’ 1 ’ 16 r 3p.

MoNary, Mrs. Fred Hunter, and Mrs. Alex Bryan; Monroe, Mrs. Stanley Cook and Mrs. J. c. Cornell; Warren. Mrs. J. B. Wright, and Mrs. W A Wamsley, Mrs. Frank Schaffer and Mrs. George Sims; Four Leaf Clover Club, Mrs. M. G. Evans, Mrs Maurice Kersey and Mrs. John Torr.

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Ulyssen Third 'let Monday

Ulyssen Third met Monday afteruoon at the Delta Tau Delta house Hostesses were Mrs. Mayme Bundy! Mrs. Harriet Weatherson, Mrs. W

A. Beemer Mrs. Paul Boston and ' _ FOR~8a t

FOR SALE: Potatoes, while they

last. Maynard Grubb.

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Phone rural

16-lp.

EOR SALE: 25 shoats, 2 sows, 16 pigs. One good cream separator. International. Frank McKeehan. 16-lp.

FOR RENT Newly fin" 3 room apartment comer and Bloomington stret?- ■ and reasonably priced. ’ j bell. "THWanted WANTED TO RENT I or * semi-modern house close ^ enable rent. PhoM ^ WANTED M . man for housework, laundry. Room. t> oard gjl References. Address f* ox

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WANTED: ■

shares. Maynard Gru ^ WANTED: Any K 1 ''" ( stock. Call 278, Greenca**. paid. John Wnchtel P®-

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WANTED: Piano

pairing. George E^ R

castle. Telephone

graphy.

Win.am Lyon Phlep’s Autoblo-| Frank Burch, CrTveiand

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Coatesville, 16-4p.

WAM HATCH!N" 1 ' Send the kind of ^ name to Ray Hatchene ■ (Formerly Cardinal J