The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 October 1939 — Page 2
the Daily banneb, geeenoastle, Indiana, Wednesday, October is, 1939.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Oct. 18 — (UP) A reduction of $1,334,146.13 in the utility bill of Hoosier citizens was made by the Indiana public service commission during the last fiscal year, according to a report issued today by Harold C. Mull, commissioner secretary. Users of electricity received the largest rate reduction, their bill being $912,286.17 less. Mull said. Telephone rates were cut a total of $350,640. mainly in the reduction of the Indiana Bell Telephone company rates. Gas rates were reduced $58,027.09, mostly in cities and towns, Mull said. Water rates were cut a total of $13,192.87. Many of the rate reductions were made voluntarily by the private or public utilities themselves, Mull said. Other reductions were effected after private citizens had petitioned the commission for lower rates. Mull said that since 1933, the commission has ordere.3 or autho”ized utility rate reductions amounting to a saving to consumers of $9,500.000 annually.
\ BIBLE THOUGHT FOB TODAY But Jesus said, Suffer little children, and forbid them not. to come unto me, for of such is the kingdom of heaven. Matt. 19:14.
T)ersonals ami LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
SOCIETY Phone All Soc ial and I*ersonaI Items To 96
Miss Betty Bryan
Mrs. Boatright To Ik* Hostess Thursday The Friendly Circle Club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Edgar Boatright, south Jackson street. All members are urged to be present.
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First Ward P. T. A. dei tiiig Wednesday The First Ward P. T. A. held its first meeting of the year Wednesday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock in the school auditorium. Mrs. Stiles, president, opened the meeting with the reading of the state president's message. The P. T. A. choral prayer was sung by the group, in connection with the devotions. The sixth grade, kxl by Marion Seller, sang four numbers. During the business session
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street, attended a style i Terre Haute Wednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Sanford of Chicago are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brothers of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Riley of Edinburg spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Riley and
family.
of a standard P. T. A., and presented the certificate wen by the association of the Jones school for meeting these requirements during the past year. 4 During the social hour Mrs. Bartley gave a very hearty weleomel 9o the new members and presented Miss Michael, the new first grade teacher. Tea was served by the teachers to | seventy-two parents and teachers.
Captain Frank Irvin of Washing- 1 + q, +
ton, D. C., is visiting his parents, j Mr. and Mrs. William Irvin, south 1
Friends here have received the announcement of the marriage of Ralph Hornaday to Miss Mae Everson of Columbus, Ohio. Mr. Hornaday is a graduate of DePauw University and is now employed in Ohio.
Indiana street.
Miss Irene Herbert and Louis Cran
Word was received Monday of the I death of Mrs. Homer Sellers at Santa |
Tri Kanpa Associate Chapter Is Formed
Two state officers were present this afternoon for the installation
of Indianapolis spent Sunday with i ceremonies of the associate chapter Miss Herbert’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. | of Tri Kappa which was held at four Roy Herbert of Belle Union. | o’clock at the home of Mrs. S. R.
Rariden. Mrs. Lynn Miller of Montmorenci, state president, and Miss
„ .. . .Harriet Martin of Martinsville, state
Monic, Cal. Mrs. Sellers will be remembered as Miss Melissa Tomkins.
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J. O. Cammack has returned home from a meeting of the Daguerre Club of Indiana held at the Delaware Hotel in Muncie Tuesday aifrt Wednesday of this week. He reports a good attendance and a fine display. One picture in Mr. Cammack’s display was rated 100 per cent. This picture is now on display at the studio.
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treasurer conducted the services. A dinner at Mrs. Anderson’s tearoom followed the services at sixthirty o'clock. Guests present were the patronesses Miss Helen Salzer, Miss Margaret Gilmore, Mrs. W. M. McGaughey, and Mrs. Frank Donner. Miss Clara Sturgis, who is a past state president of the organization, is a member of the chapter. The officers are president, Mrs. Beemer I Havens, vice-president, Mrs. S. R. I Rariden, corresponding secretary
_ , , _ , Miss Lela Walls, recording secretary Get rid of “wash day hands” by , ^ g stoner treasure y r
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High School P. T. A.
Met Tuesday Evening The High School P. T. A. met Tuesday evening in the Home Ecoi nomics room with seventy-five attending the dinner, prepared for the occasion. Programs for the year were | distributed to those present. Mem1 ebrship cards were distributed to seventy-five present and seventy-two became members of the P. T. A. j The following officers were elected j m the spring for the year of 1939-40, j president, Mrs. Wm. N. Rinker; vicej president, Mrs. L. E. Sheridan; secretary, Miss Lois Fraley; treasurer,
Mrs. Hiram Jome.
The following committee chairmen were appointed, program, Mrs. L. E. Sheridan: membership, Mrs. James Strain and Mrs. Harvey Owens; hospitality, Dr. and Mrs. W. D. James and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Ruark: publicity, Mrs. James Bittles; health, Mrs. W. A. Huggard; recreation and juvenile protection, Mrs. R, M. Qucbbeman; girl scouts, Mrs. C. D. Conklin; student aid, Leona Kestner; safety, Chester Elson and council delegate, Mrs. Roy Newgent. Greencastle Encampment No. 59 I. O. O. F. wil Imeet Thursday night in place of the regular meeting Friday night. * W y
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Dine and Chat Met Wcdnesday
The Dine and Chat Club met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Brown, in Cloverdale. Eight members were present fo rthe meeting. Contests were conducted by the hostess and prizes were won by Mrs.
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Miller auditorium. Frank Stafford from the State Board of Health will | be present to discuss Sanitation in | the Home and the School. He also
Elvina Ray, Mrs. Mildred Cummings will show some films on the subject, and Mrs. Nettie Broadstreet. which he will discuss. A party was planned for October These meetings are very interest-
31, at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Brown. The next regular meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Dana Hamblens. T -r f t* Friendly Circle Club Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pursell Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pursell of
ing and instructive. The public, as well as members of P. T. A. are invited to attend.
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Coterie Club Will Meet Friday Coterie will meet Friday evening at 7:30 with Mrs. Nellie Stoner. 119
the East Greencastle township com- south Jackson street. Mrs. Ivan ! munity were host and hostess to the Ruark wfl lead the discussion on
members of the Friendly Neighors “Mental Hygiene.’’ Club and their families at a wiener ^ + -F 4* 4* roast last Saturday night at their |^ e |,| )a Alpha Theta home. On Friday afternoon some of Entertain Friday
the club members gathered the wood A i p ha chapter of Kappa Alpha for the bonfire around which the Theta w jn entertain Friday, October guests enjoyed roasting wieners and 07. from 8 until 10 o’clock for Mrs. marshmallows. Coffee was served, T L Johnson at the Theta house on
together with several tasty and ap- south Co ii e ge avenue.
propriate dishes of food. After the wiener roast the guests enjoyed a rocial visit in the Pursell home. q. q. 4. q. Robi uson-A (lams Ceremony Solemnized Miss Dorothy Adams, daughter of Mrs. Edward Robinson. 856 Earrhart street, in Indianapolis, became the bride Saturday evening, Oct. 14, of Murvyn Varvel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Varvel of Fillmore. The ceremony took place at 8:30 o’clock at the home of the Rev. King. Summerset avenue. Indianapolis. The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Robinson of Fillmore. Only the immediate families were present at the wedding. The bride attended Franklin High School and is employed at Real Silk Hosiery Mills in Indianapolis. The groom is a graduate of Fillmore High School and is employed at Kingan’s Packing Company in Indianapolis. The young couple will reside at 809 Broadway in Indianap-
olis.
4* 4- 4* 4Big Walnut Ladies Aid Met Thursday The Big Walnut Ladies Aid met Thursday for an all day meeting in the church. The day was spent in working on a quilt. After the delicious pitch-in dinner at the noon hour, the business meeting was conducted by Alma Rissler in the absence of the regular president. It was decided that the Aid would sponsor a social gathering October 27 at 7:00 o’clock. The young people are especially invited to attend and all those who do attend are asked to come masked. Those present fof the meeting were Mesdames Margaret Rissler. Lee Rissler, Maude Seudmeyer. Flossie Poe, Alma Rissler, Lucille Aker, Lola Bullerdick, Florie Yound, Ida McCullough, Lois Rabb, Gladys Cline, Lola Rissler, and Bessie Skel-
ton.
4 1 4> 4 1 + Second Ward P. T. A. Met Tuesday Evening The regular meeting of the Second Ward P. T. A. was held Tuesday evening at the Delilah Miller school. Miss Smith, former county health nurse, gave several demonstrations on the caring of a sick person and the making of a bed when a person is
sick.
Mr. Hurst, a representative from the State Board of Health, was present at the meeting to show three films. The films demonstrated Bed Bathing, Routine Procedure and Safety in the Home. The next meeting will be Tuesday evening October 24, at the Delilah 1
4* 4- *1* 4* D. A. R. Met With Mrs. Ferd Lucas D, A. R. met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Ferd Lucas, east Seminary street, with Miss Virginia Dean and Mrs. J. M. Hcllinger as assistant hostesses. Dr. Winona Welch was in charge of the program, which was entitled "Famous Gardens of American." Slides were shown of some of (Continued on Pime J-'oor)
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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hani Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hutch; son, Clyde, sp.-nt the wecknl sight seeing trip through Oba tucky and southern Indiana!
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Having severed my former connection with one of the major oil companies in the belief that I can best serve Putnam county car owners in thf service department of a new-car dealership. I am now associated with the oldest automobile sales and service organization in Putnam coun ♦y, namely, KING-MORRISON-FOSTER c0 (Ford dealers since 1910), located at H 4 . ^ Washington street, at which place I ^ 11 charge of the Lubrication and Battery depar*oients. I earnestly solicit your continued potrofl age and I assure you that we shall 9' ve ) l0U service that will meet your entire satisfaction o any make or model of car that you own. MAURICE HURST