The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 July 1940 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER, GREEN CASTLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, JULY 6. 1940.
Balmy Days
And with balmy days comes a strong desire to be outdoors and away from the drudgery of the kitchen. Reasonable m e a I s , w e I I cooked, car make eating ouf a pleasure.
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Herald. Consolidated "It Wave* For All'' 17-19 South Jackson Streat S. R. Kanileo. Pubtobor Fr.terKl In tha poatofflca at GrMnaatie. Indiana, as second ciaaa mail I -natter under Act ot March 8, 1878. Subscription price, 12 ceata per vtrfk. 13.00 per year by mail in Puti nam County; *3.80 to 88.00 per year by mail outside Putnam County.
\ BIBI.E THOrGHT FOR TODAT Do not (fo through life as a mere bystander: Then said I. here am I sen., me.—Isaiah 0:8.
T)ersonals A- i mitwc
and LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
**+ + + + ** + ** + *£. ANNIVERSARIES • ; - 04' + + + -J-+ + + + + + + 4 , + ^
Birthdays
Bobby Eugene Knauer. son of Mrs. Ethel Knauer, east Hanna street, tenth birthday, today, July 6. 1948.
Weddings
Mr. and Mrs. Inman Sandy, east Berry street, 6th anniversary July 7, 1940, formerly Mis3 Pauline Hurst.
taSSOEW
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Virginia Gail Crodian. Greencastle R. 1.. underwent a tonsil operation at the county hospital Saturday
morning.
Miss Christine Hurst s t.ngageme.'it Annoumcd
Mrs. Grace Hurst has announced the approaching marriage of her laughter. Christine, to George F. Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Williams of Washington, D. C. Tne wedding will take place on August 10. at 4 o'clock, at the First
Christian church. Rev. Cecil Fellers will officiate.
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Geraldine Mauck. Greencastlp R
1. underwent a tonsil operation at
the Putnam county hospital Satur- j held an all day meeting at j day morning. i Mrs. Lee Rissler. June J6th.
i Fourteen members and
Reelsville Social Club Met With Mrs. Rix-der
The Reelsville Social Service club
the home
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHI RC H
Victor L. Raphael, Minister.
Miss Ruth Daggy. acting organist
Church school, 9:30 a. m
Worship 10:35 a m. Music: Pre-lufjo—'-Romance" Svendsen: Offertory Cast thy bu.den on the, Lord" Mendelssohn: Violin solo by i Jack Rinker. Sermon theme: “Chai- ; lenges." This is the last service of the minister before his vacation.
Mrs. A1 Sears. Roy j donna Estep, Richard
Sears. Rossok
and
twelve
I guests enjoyed a delicious dinner served at the noon hour.
after- business meeting opened with
FORMER MILL CREEK TOWNSHIP M „, * P „ H ,. DRAIN DATES BA( K TO 1H81, is turf the guest of her sister, Mrs.
The effort being made now to secure the construction of a new drainage ditch in former Mill Creek township, extend.ng a little way ,nto Mo: gan county, gives interest to the report of Nathan E Hubbard, commissioner in charge of construction of an earlier drainage ditch in the same territory, in part. Hubbard was appointed to that task at th'April term in 1884 of the Putnam Circuit court, to carry on the construction of a ditch “along the lines of Mill Creek and Eel river in Putnam and Morgan counties." Commissioner Hubbard in his report assessed many properties, tha r are listed for assessment in connection with the present proposed Tom Dorset ditch in the former Mill Creek township, now a part of Jefferson township.
L. E. Miller.
$5 The following were assessed: , Thomas Haper and Betty MeAtee Elijah Wallace, S O. Pickens estate, of Fortville are spending the week Broadstreet heirs, Alexander heirs, , with Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Mathew.
Wm. Hubble, Pleasant Alice, Allen j r. r. 2. Heavenridge. James Wallace, Thos. )
Sandv. Martha Leonard. Vermnda | Mai! ' Jox is ****• the Hurst. Elisha Wool. Ruseell Hodge ! ™*«>d as the house guest of Mr. I Davul Wallace. Russell Hrvlge Geo. and Mrs - Rlchard R«*ncran* at
B. Pruitt, Benj. A. Pruitt. CTem-'nt I Evani,v,Me '
Dorsett, Green B. Warmouth, Wm. j Mrs. A. R. Chenoweth was operT. Saulsman, Jno. T.gner. Henry | a ted on Saturday morning at 8 j Rrown Lucy Ratcliff. Benj. Parker. | o'clock at the Methodist hospital in !
Thomas Wells, High H. Parker, Wm. ' Indianapolis.
Beadle, Jas. W. Rhea, J. Shackle- j
ford hei s, Wm. Wright. Jno. C M ‘ ss M ir y Lou Schott w111 t0 Patrick heirs. Mastin Parker. H en-!- MartinEville F,lda y of next week lo j
i Ernest Hill spent Thursday
, noon in Brazil. , S pecial music by Mrs. Lola Rissler, j Roy Hillis reports gathering ripe Mary RUzabeth Matkins and Betty j , tomatoes from his east Washington Pltts Ron call was answered by “An 111., i street ffarten on the Fourth of July, j nf j jana Artist, or Writer, and One which is early for them. j of Hjs works.” The meeting closed . Mr. and Mrs Bernard Shinn and with tfle pj a g salute. Contests were daughter Bonnie Ruth and son. ' won by Mrs L UC iii e Aker and Mrs.
Morris returned Friday from a fb"-| Anna Pollom.
tor trip through IHinois. Icwa and j Thc next meeting will be held at
Wisconsin. They visited Harry Ev- | porest Park July 24. ens and family of Nevada. Iowa Mr. ; T v
and Mrs. John Harris of Munste*.
Ind. Miss Shinn returned to Indian- "arren Twp. Home Ec Club apolis Saturday morning to resume Wednesday Afternoon I
her duties as secretary to Mr. I The Home Economics Club r,f C | ayton cash. Supt. A graded Beckdolt, research director of the i arren Township met Wednesday | classes for every age. If
( HI R( H OF THE NAZARENE Rev. E. F. Singhurse, pastor. C> i will go for the children at
| 9:00 a. m.
Bible school at 9:30 a. m. i Richard Whelan. Supt.
Morning worship hour, 10:45.
| Sacremental service. N. V. P. S.. 6:30 p. m.
"S me echoes of the General Asi sembly" at Oklahoma City. Song service, everyone taking
nart. The songs you like to sing, i v:3 °- i
Special message in song, 8:10. | Evangelistic message at 8:20. . Prayer meeting Thursday evenliivf
at 7:30. |
Everyone invited to attend all ot I
these services.
Pay Your Bili s Take care of seasonal ni 1P ,K Reduce Auto pay,^,"** other installments. To i„,J a genciea. ^ Indiana Loan Co. 19' 2 East Washington Str*,’
BETHEL METHODIST ( hi K( Sabbath school, 10:00 a. m Finley M. Cope. Supt Worship Services, 2:00 p „
CLINTON
FALLS ME-mogl CHI R( H
Matt Mees. Minister Sabbath school. 10:00 a. m , James Burk, S. S. Supt.
Morning Worship. ] i oo
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FIRST PXPTIST CHT RCH J. Drover Forward. Minister
9:30 a. m. Bible School session. '
schoolj
; with cla-ses for every age. If not at-
Epwcrth League, 6:.:0 p. m Evening Worship, 7:30 p. n | MAPLE HEIGHTS MITilmJ
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Angie Godwin, Pas' ,r. Church School, 9:20 a. m. I Vesper services, 7:00 p. m I Sermon theme. “ My Sr,, ; |
State Teachers Association located afternoon, July 3, at the community t;nc | inK eIse W (, ere study the Bible Wings.” at the Lincoln Hotel. i house. | , >vjth us : Guests from Carif shurg
10:30 a. m. Morning worship per- ""ft* 1 us Sunday evening.
METHODISTS TO ATTEND BATTLE!.ItOI'Nl) MEETING
The amounts range 1 f om S152 to son Wright.
lerson Lane. Chas. W. Dorsetr, Benj. J. Lapossa, Ira Ogles, Russell McCammack. Jno. L. Rhea. Mary Staley, Wm. Staley, Elisha Buis. Jacob Surber, James Gray, Jno. Dorsett, Joel Ogles, David Russell, Nel-
be one of two judges demonstration contest.
in a home I
Many Green' astle Gobin churcn
j members planned today Battle Ground for the
to go to Methodist
BLITZKRIEG LOOMS O'nntlnii-i! frmn Pni:* Onel ain and that British and French naval forces should continue to operate in the Pacific.
co-
LONDON, July 6 (UP)- Britain fa lie I 250.000 more men into th'army today and took new, drastic steps to defend the coast, keep the highways open for troops and conserve food in preparation for a German invasion. The naval action, and intensified air raids on Germany gave evidence that the British were moving to the Oflensive while strengthening the home defense. An air ministry communique late yesterday said that during Thursday night and yesterday the British had bombed the German naval bases of Wilhelmshaven and Kiel Emden, aircraft factories at Wensendorf and Bremen, and Ger-man-occupied airports at Amsterdam and Brussels. Returning fliers said they had blasted the naval docks at Kiel and Wilhelmshaven for an hour; that they had blown up docks and hit the Foekewulf aircraft factory at Bremen and exploded huge oil tanks at Hamburg.
I-ONDON, July 6. (UP) France s hostility over the Oran naval battle left Britain fared today with the jobs of hunting down French warships at sea, blocka ting the French roast and solving serious problems wherever the British and French empires meet. Already, there was trouble or fear of It at Hcng Kong, Palestine. Alexandria. Gibraltar and wherever else the former British and French allies had contacting interests. (Reports reaching Madrid from AIgerioas. Spain, said that Gibraltar, raided several times, reportedly without damage yesterday, had had another air raid alarm at 6 o'cloek yesterday evening and that six destroyer* had put out from Gibraltar Both German and Spanish sources reported that French planes conducted the raid on Gibraltar. The Tangier news-
paper Espar.a said coastal batteries from the French Moroccan fort at Casablanca had fired on two British destroyers Wednesday evening, about •he time of the battle at Oran and :hat the destroyers had escaped in a -moke screen. The Italian newsoaper I-avoro Fascista said in a Madrid dispatch that Frr-nch and British warships were fighting near Oran again yesterday morning: that three iamage 1 British destroyers had reached Gibraltar a.nd that other warships had landed British wounded at Gibraltar.)
IN MEMORY
In loving memory of Uncle James L, Leonard, who passed away seven years ago, July 6, 1933.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Herbert Smith , Women's mass meeting to open to-
ol Greencastle, are occupying a Palace Hotel suite while visiting
friends in San F ancisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Priest of
Crawfordnville are the parents of a son bom Wednesday afternoon at
the Putnam county hospital. Older 4-H club members of the
Greencastle high school are planning a 4-H club pitch-in dinner at the
house.
Twenty-nine members answered
■ roll call with “Where I Would Like '
To Go." The president, Mrs. Wright, conducted the business session. Mrs. Sims and Mrs. Brown gave the lesson, "More About Planning and Improving Our Kitchens," which were very interesting. Mrs. Sims gave three demonstrations rn
the lesson.
The program consisted of music
morrow.
It is expecte 1 that approximately 100 women will sing in the Green-
castle District Cho us in the afternoon service, and that some 1.000 I from the Northwest Indiana Confer-
ence will attend the sessions. Among those who will go to Battle Ground Lorn Greencastle are:
Mrs. E. R. Bartlett and daughter | freshments.
Ba bara; Mrs. W. A. Shelley and j Five'visitors were present,
home of Miss Dorothy Rader, east! daughter Geneva: Mrs. L. E. Sheri- j •9 d- + + of the city, next Tuesday evening. dan; Mrs. Herold Ross; Mrs. R. E Wllliams-Rutter
Williams. Mrs A T Briggs: Mrs. Engagement Announced Ben Riley; Mrs Leo Terry; Mrs. | Mrs. Maude S. Rutter of Bridge-j
Mahion Baker; Mrs. Norman Pea- ton has announced the engagement I GOBIN
fx.'lyj M s Fi Hamilton and laugn- 0 f her daughter. Rozelie. to Howard!
L. Williams of Greencaste. The date
has not been set for the wedding.
iod. “Past. Present and Future” will j The Woman's Divi on of M r.e our morning theme. This will be U® n Service will meet at the J of special interest to all members of ' 2 o'clock Thursday, the church. Several members will j We welcome you to all our B take part in the service. , ces. 6:30 p. m. Junior B. Y. P. U. ser-j vice. * CORONERS INqiESTjl 6:30 p. m. Inter-mediate B. Y. P. !
(Cnntlanril troin I'ncf Ow I when struck by an interurtj
U. meeting.
6:30 p. m. High School B. Y. P. U.
which she was awaiting at il
Mr. and M s. Glen Murphy and 'aughter and Mrs. Clyde Murphy and daughter of Thermopolis, Wyo. have retumi-d to their home after visiting a month with relatives m
and near Greencastle.
by Francis Schafer and Jo Ann j serv j ce
Glover and a reading by Mrs. Maryj 6; 3 0 p m xduU Unlon service, i crossing near her h< me la
7:30 p. m. Evening worship hour. , Washington township. , The minister will have for his theme j William Hall. 26, of Afria | “Epaphroditus. The Hero." Singing scent,” the co: oner sa 1. died • * n dark. being shot through the cto Monday evening. 7:30—Special j fi ndl " said Mr. McCurry. (n I meeting of the Board of Finance, to ( evidence obtained from
i be held at the church
I
Peck.
The hostess Mrs. Eva Cooper, Mrs. Shirley Schafer and Miss Francis Schafer served dainty re-
i Thursday evening, 7:30—Monthly j business meeting of the church.
The Cunning Bakers. 4-H Club of Greencastle, met July 5 in the Vocational building. The demonstration for the week was given by Alta Mae Varvel on "Plain Butter Cake. The next meeting will be July 12.
The Spanish American War Vet-
From this w r orld of pain and sorrow orans, their Auxiliary and their fam-
To the lan 1 of peace and rest, God has taken you, dear loved one Where you have found eternal rest Though suffering, he breathed not a murmur, For the Comforter stood by his side And wishpered, "Fear not, I am with thee, With me shall theu ever abide.”
Hies will hold an all day picnic Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Irwin. 1 mile south of Brunerstown. This meeting will be the regular July meeting. Everyone is urged to come and bring a picnic dinner. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary E. Collins, age 86 years, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Oscar Sallust on Thursday following an
On the river a pale boatman hasten- j extended illness, will be held at 11 pd (o’clock Sunday morning from the
He heard the soft dip of his oar, There from earth and sorrow ne
bore him
Across to that beautiful shore. His niece, Ada McCammack and family.
MONROE IKK TRINE
ff on11iilied frum Pntce Our) his sharply-worded rejection of Germany's contention that enforcement of the Monroe Doctrine is "untenable," and in a state department announcement that foreign diplomats in the United States must not engage in "public discussion of questions relating to this country's policies and attitudes.”
SATISFYINGSatisfying, Filling Food For Warm Summer Days or Cool Evenings. Really Cood Food Is Liked I»y Everyone — The Lincoln Prepares Foods Daily That Are Luxurious Yet Inexpensive Lincoln Restaurant
24 SO. VINE ST.
PHONE X(i3
New Providence church. Rev. Gilbert McCammack will be in charge of the
services.
The Apostlic Gospel Chuch formerly knowm as the Full Gospel church, Broadway and Bloomington streets, wishes to announce services from now on out on Commercial Place in their new church. Sunday School at 2 p. m. and services at night, beginning at 7:45. The pastor Peggy Rhoads cordially invites the public to attend. Home Economics club members and members of the Garden Club of Putnam county will go to Terre Haute next Tuesday and Wednesday on a tour of interest, Miss Mary Lou Schott, home demonstration agent announced today. Those going wiil meet at the Terre Haute stadium at 9 a. m. They will visit the Borden dairy plant, the Terre Haute House and will have an hour and a half for lunch, and will then go to St. Mary's of the Woods to inspect the institu tion and its operation. John L. Benedict, DePauw graduate in 1887, died at Muncie Friday in the Ball Memorial hospital. His home had been in Muncie for three years but he had been an Indianapolis attorney for 47 years. He was ( the father of Rev. Paul L. Benedict, j now a Methodist pastor at Fort j Wayne, formerly in charge of the Methodist church at Crawfordsville, whose wife is the daughter of Dr. Henry Ostrom of Greencastle. Funeral services for Mr. Benedict j will be held Monday aftenoon at 2 o’clock at the Central Avenue Methodist church, Indianapolis.
What a boost it gives a man to know he's looking fit. A shirt profesionally ironed will give the boost. Phone 126. Home Laundry & cleaners. 6-It
ter Marcia: Miss Marjorie Shame!, Miss Mary Ann Jones. Miss Marjorie Snider; Mrs. C. M. McClure ana daughter Marian; Mrs. J. E. Porter and daughters Helen and Frances; Mrs. F. W. Davis: MiSs Hattie Connelly; Miss Gertrude Meredith; Miss Evelyn Crump; Miss Mary Elizabeth Abel; M s. Omer Beck and daughter Mrs. Cross; Mrs. Ed
Schulz.
I-H CLUB MEETING
On Monday, July 1st, the Tomorrow's Cooks 4-H Club met at the
Vocational Building.
Each member checked with
MEMORIAL METHODIST
(HlRtH
Claude M. McClure, Minister. Van Denman Thompson, Minister
of Music.
9:15 a. m. church school. Classes for all ages. Men’s c’tss will meet m Y. W. C. A. room of Spes.lt Hail. Teacher: Dr. L. R. Eekhardt. 10:00 a. m. Mo'i'ng worshin Ser
Many women known the state ov- ' in £ s those present had completed.
er have been slated to Sunday's pregram.
appear
CONVICTS STUDY MUSIC
SAN QUENTIN, Cal. (UP)—More j Following the demonstration rethan 400 inmates of San Quentin freshments were served by hostess, prison are now enrolled in the var- I Dorothy Varvel.
’ous music classes that are conducted for them. Those in the more advanced classes get regular credits from the University cf California.
hare stamp sold
LONDON, (Utp) An unused Newfoundland SO-cent airmail stamp was sol i at auction here for 81,350. It was one of :;00 issued to mark the transatlantic flight of the Italian de Pinedo from Newfoundland in 1927.
To Reach die cairgest is umber of Buyers . . . Use Dally Banner Advertising
guards ■
he was accidentally shot whilfl tempting to escape from the lafl State Farm. TherefoM I do ■ thc guards responsi e for thtl
ing.”
Darrel Trester. 16. m July, g* was killed while "he s drivia fast speed as he appr 'ch'd - 1 road crossing," the o- -vr re? It was an interurban car t
struck him.
Stanley Zuchs and Wm CtB October, 1917, died "ii from inhaling car 1 n:e ac.iB which had formed in a rilo ■ other state farm men wore afl overcome but was rt rriicatedB Vema Williams, wa? ■ by a fall from a freight iratJ
j son; Anthem: Andanriv- Clokey rick Station, October. 1917. I
6:00 p. m. IntemrJn:‘e Lcagee. ; train ran over his n< :k
Leader. Harold Jvle/. | C. Spicer, 29. fell under a J
6:00 p. m. High School League. Bainbridge and died n an
Leaders. Mary Me.-garct Sheridan | in P table in a Grec: tie :l
I and Madonna Ca’.l. ‘ clan’s office.
th-. mon: “ A Life-Ciiangmg Adventure'’
adult leader on the number of bak-| by Rrv '. C M M-Clure. w.’I
be furnished by Dr. Tiiompson and
At the short business meeting tbr ' tlurptl choir. Oig.in: Nottumo— demonstrations were planned for Ju- r,riPS:; i 1ll - v Guid'-g Hand -Thomp-
ly and club camp was discussed. j A demonstration “Drop Cookies' ! was given by Dorothy Jane Varvel.
THREE AWARDS — Cadet Lawrence J. Legere, Leominster, Mass., of graduating class at West Point, who won prizes in modern languages, military law and economics and government.
SPECIAL Glover’s Refreshment Center GENUINE CONEY ISLANDS with lamoiiK Italian sauce 5c 5c 5c
COMMANDER — U. S. Navy lias created new destroyer unit in Atlantic squadron and has put Rear Admiral Ferdinand K. Reichmuth, above, in charge of group of about I00 war craft. Group includes new ships and old ones recommissioned. With main fleet in Pacific, move is designed to give protection to Atlantic coast. He was gunnery officer in first World Wer.
TODAY -JULY 5 Father Hennepin discovered St. Anthony Falls, later Minneapolis, Minn., 1680. Flowers are the Cheeriest Prescription for the 111. EITEL’S FLOWERS
15 E. Wash., St.
Phone 630
Everybody is wri.-on o to the services of the day. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH H. C. Fellers, Minister. Eugene Pennington, Minister of Music. “Songs of the Ages” will be the subject of the message during the worship hour tomorrow morning at 10.00 o clock. The graded churcn and thc adult study classes will meet promptly at 9:30. Into mediate vespers 5:30 p. m. High School Vespers, 6:00 p. m. Visitors are always welcome at ail services. UKLSVILLE METHODIST CHURCH Sabbath school, 10:00 a. hi. Hugh Caugall, S. S. Supt. Matt Mecs, Minister.
CHRISTIAN SCrKheCE SOCIETY 429 Anderson street. Sunday service, IX a. m. Third Wednesday of the month 8 p. m. Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. Riding room 429 Anderson street open each Wednesday, 2 to 4 p. m. FIRST PENTECOST MISSION Corner Maple Avenue and Apple Sts. * Rev. Mary Hignite, pastor. H. W. Stone, Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9:30. Mid-week prayer meeting Wednesday and Friday 7:30 p. m. Everybody welcome. FULL GOSPEL CHURCH Corner of Broadway and Bloommgton Streets. Sister Peggy Rhoades, pastor. Sunday school, 2:00 p. m. Classes for all ages. Evangelistic messages Sunday evening with special songs and music. Thursday night Bible study.
Wm. J. Arnold w thonpJ have killed his engine \vhil» i private crossing of t.’i> Bic fl east of Fillmoie, and he was lJ by a locomotive. Wm. P. Young, 77, in 191S. j struck by a I. D. & W on::'l Roachdale.” He waike i in frtl it," the coroner said ■Robert Allen, 26, in DeceJ 1918, was crushed to death rl wrecking of his automobil' An unknown infan' e' ,; 4 five-months child,” was I and 1 beside the Vandalia tr i k by I Goodwin, track walkc It J wrapped in a man’s ban ikerci with a newspaper outside Eugene Nelson, 35. in July, ii was struck and killed v UffM ‘‘while sitting on the win ■ 1 "f M gon watching his hogs en' Carl J. Klein, 42, was killed 4, 1919, in an automobile near Putnamville. The tragic drowning of Hockey, H years old. the teste J of Mr. and Mrs. Shields McC* while bathing with a numbet companions in Big Walnut west Greencastle, was an event of •' 1919. George Pence, 41, and h ' broil Frank, were struck and killed the Rady crossing of the Mono: miles south of Roachdale, in Auet| 1919. Margaret Poulton. 17 years ' was killed on the Snyder erow of the Monon 2 1-2 miles north Cloverdale. August, 1919. She i three others were on their " iy ^| Terre Haute to visit relatives 9- f w'c«t of Cloverdale.
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