The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 January 1941 — Page 2
THE DAILY BAKNEE, OREENCASTLE, INDIANA, TI’ESDAY, JANI Al^ 1941 ^
. • i" • t'TK'V !!,tf i>iT'ntralization bill until Wed«f <>nfiiHi’'! »n>Mt i*«i{** rips^lriy to enable Phillips to prepart
. vv n ! n tH* a compromiBc* proposal for introduc-
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l, chant U.rd H rift pro< i with
i'in Catho! ir KUtgali • exchequ. minister v/aa havii
tion in its ste ad. Phillips was over ruled in his demands for a public : . ,rii.,. on the two measures. ; ! lie h( ^ngs were scheduled on • . t < i :iv< !y non-partisan measures !. .afternoon one in the House m to abolish the state toll mission and thus end litlr th;‘ purchase of the Ohio l,n . ,tt New Harmony; the tve hi toe Senate on proposals to i .i■ organisation of a stato it: tltute for the old Naand to set up a state
• defense council.
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SOCIETY
Miss Petty Pryan — Society Editor i I » 1
castle. Indiana, aa second class mail * All i«l and Personal Item* To 98 { D HI IK't LPlKlCiS
matter under Act of March 8, 1878. * * ^ BubacrtpUon price, U cents per " ; 4- + + ♦ + + + + + + + + + + ♦ weea; |S 00 per year by mall In Put- Mr, and Mrs. Pane vrMTTrPPQ A 'RTV.S *
To Observe Golden WeddlnR + ANNIV ERoAKIBS Mr. and Mrs. Willi mi Lane of;^^ + 4.4- + + + ++ * + + + # torton wil celebrate their 50th wed Birthdays ding anniversary Saturday evening, Mrs j arties C- Hunter, Fillmore,
February 1, with open ‘ “ '
6:00 to 9:00 p. m. for
COLDS;;
fight MISERY right where you feel it-wlth swift-acting
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VICKS VAPOKUB
nam County; »3 50 to $5.00 per year
ay mall outaide l*utnam County. 17-19 South Jackson Street
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\ Bible thoi ;nrr E«jit toijai If you lose your s‘ if respect you have lost all: Keep thy heart with li! diligence, for out of it are the issue
of life, Piovcrhs 4 :2.'i.
I^ave For l^ront
WORKERS
house from ,
their friends tOUay • ,ilnuary 2M '
NTVn, RK<Ot NT frttili One | t!< ret. .itily took plac
(< nutiniH'd frimi I'nse Ob?) : to nfonM'I' r its attitude.” nui iss. rting that thanks i < • ign Minister Yosuke i , f..i makingg it plain that ' ,• • • ■ I to fulfill its ohliga-{ alliance with Germany i
Italy, said;
/uity of Americans are Pnlent Roosevelt’s i i I in file mistaken htdief1 not rise even if th ■ enters the war, then
^personals ^ and LOCAL NE\L S BRIEFS
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Fred Snively is confined to home in Northwood by illness.
his
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• may well be grave,’’
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MONDAY .SRU FRIDAY
Craning Specii I SUIT and one
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■in dei radioed at 1:.T6 a. m. proceeding toward th' dense fog and was able only 10 knots in a “very At that time she was li. from the Kvichak. i utary weak distress Kvichak gave no details accident. <i radio station asked all i. w itch for lifeboats. '■ a a.il' s position would be Island, The inside . n row channels and • i d lifeboats could easily at any point.
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’ Iut *>f Monrovia, a son, I' Mrs Harris was forM Helen Day of Balnbridge.
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v* erm- hardware inrm, ms and you’ll " f ’ • r- ■ 1 '’ifjes, nuts, 1 : h d L ;.ind any- . « r5r * v , re \y e r*- ;» v p??te ! : ne of < quality tools.
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DRIVE-IN STORE
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Phone 143 :
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Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Shoaf Greencastk R. 3. are the parents of a son Ixirn Mom ley afternoon.
pean Allen Pursell of Bainbri.lg underwent a mastoid operation at the Riley hospital on Monday.
Mrs. Jerome Austin, Greencastle, R. 1, returned to her home from the local hospital Tuesday morning.
Joseph Costa, returned to his horn ■ near Greencaatle Tuesday morning from th ; . Putnam county hospital.
Mrs. Mary L. McCammack, residing at No. 7 south Locust street, is in the Putnam county hospital for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C Gillen have moved from the Cole apartments to their new home south of Greencastb on state road 43.
Mrs. Frank Page of Cincinnati. Ohio, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. \Y C). Mathew and Mis. Mary K. Mathew over the week end.
Fre die Mseey, four months old ion of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Macev. Greencaatle, R. 3, is critically ill at the Riley Hospital In Indianapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Donner an! Mr and Mrs. Frank Donner attended the play, Hellzapoppin, at Kng lish’s theatre in Indianapolis Monday evening.
Revival services began January Sri at the Union Valley chu eh and wii! continue throughout this week. There has been a good attendance and much interest shown In the ser- . vlcfs. Everyone welcome. .Tear Staten, who visited wKh his : parents ever the week end has resign d his teaching position in the Beech G ovc High School to no cept a position ns teacher in tb Thomas Carr Howe High School in Indianapolis.
who wish to call and on Sunday February 2. will have a family dinner for their relatives. There will be a pitch in dinner. Please bring table service for any relatives who care to come.
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Woman’s Circle To Meet Wednesday The Womans Circle of the Presbyterian church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the church. Devotions will be in ch.a ge of Mrs. A. W. Fi tel Jorge. “Stewardship" will ba disci;:- 1 d by Mrs. V. O. Cavines*. Ho.-bs.'-es are M i. K. /. Neumann, Mr C E. Collins, Mrs. RmTna McDonald, M s, Fred Waibring, Mrs. C. A. Marshall and Mrs. Catherine Dure • There will be a meeting of the Execu’.’ve C-immittP' at 2 o'clock.
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,\. A. r. W. To Meet With Mrs. Drill! Greencaatle Branch of the American Association *' University Wo men will meet this evening at 7:36 o’clock at the he: ■ of Mrs. Frank
Donner. -?• 4- -1-
l4*gien Auviliarv Met Monday Night American L<
Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. George Hanneman, :h( i eighth today, January 28.
\ew Providence \l(‘ii Entertained
HARD U < K PARTY” GIVEN BY (.IRI S AND WOMEN AT BELLE UNION GYMNASIUM
\ L L RAILROAD
HANDLING FREIGHT PLACED
ON SEVEN DAY WEEK
ROME. Jan. 28 (UP) Two more
fer the front
Auxiliary held it the legion ng. There were and one guest McCurry. chair Hiation commltof the adopted
its stated meet : Home Monday' thirteen member
present. Mrs. Nnon
man of the Rclr.
tee, gave a rei>o t
soldiers which the Li gion sponsors Mrs. Alma Grime give a report n; tl" Child Weti 11 eominitte*'. Mrs Atmeda Brnckaev gave a full report of the Ch ui! mas boxes which were rent to th Kr .ghtstown horn ' Mrs. Phoebe I’"own read the Constitution and thi bi-laws. During the husm-.s meeting i* was vote ! to -on ” th- Poppy Poster contest i . y. ■ in th* school* to be conduct'-1 the same *
in previous yAars.
A done'ion of $5.00 was given ti the in 'an$iis I’amlys,- • und Tt was voted that th- Community Sr vice of the Legion Auxiliary wi" send those children who are unable to pay I tli‘' Cireu t W-dm Tn night. This is planned :$•> that all children in town will be aide to at-
tend.
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COACH SERVICE
Dr. Carroll DeWHt Hildebrand profeaaor of 'philosophy at DePauw University, will be the speaker Thursday evening at the annual dinner meeting of the Y. W. C. A. at Terre Haute. He will speak on “Th Perennial Choh e ’’
Charles Gray, who c a a pi i i the Indiana state farm at 1 itnaniville three year* ago, was sentenced at Mitchell yesterday to serve from orte to ten years for vehicle-taking. Gray had lieen transferred from thstate reformatory to the penal farm, before he escaped from the latter.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis if. Miller o' Hood River, Ore., who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Willis A. Mill. • ind daughter, Wilma, left for their home today. Mr. Miller is a nephew of Willis A. Miller. They purchased it new car In Pontiac, Mich., to make the return trip. This was their first trip east.
Charles Bell, for the past two vears assistant manager of the local **■ C. Murphy store, has received word that h,. will transfer to the Brazil stoie, on Wednesday, whore ie will become the assistant maniger. Mi, Lloyd will come from Hoop, don, Illinois, to become the new audstant manager.
Ur*. \1 vaaii r Hostess Monday Evening Mother Study Club met Mon litC VC’lilig :: the home of M s Russell Alcx.md r Hillsdale avenue, with nineteen mii*bers and one au sr preicnt. New officers were Installed fer the" Year and a denatti n u is nindt to the ’ March of Dimos" for the fight against infantile paralysis. Mrs R. G. Headley had charge o' the P'ogram and presentr 1 Cornelius Vbbott, who discusseil very adequately “The Problem of Delinquency. Mr. Abbott is the pre —'it ownr o r the Lincoln Cafe and was formerly affiliated with the Boys School at Pin infield, also a former principal and school superintendent. He gave many phases leading up to and contributing to delinquency. Ti,la ge and instructive ehsrt shown by the speaker was original anti his discussion p oved his extensive study of the subject and the profound interest he has in the youth of th's community and all communities. However lie stated "This problem |, a problem of tha community nnd hat, been solved in some of the smalt and some of the large cities by creating community centers nnd by the cooperation of all tin* citizens"
In a contest which was held at the Now Prevalence Sunday school the oys and men were the winning contestants. They were entertained ith a “Hard Luck Party” by the iris and women, who were the losing contestants. The hard luck party was held at he B' lie Union high school gymnas.uiii on January 25. at 7:00 p. m. All hose present came dressed for the ■cession, the more ragged the clothes he better. The refreshments, which were ., r v I by the ladies, consisted of icdwiches. pie, cake, hot chocolate md coffee. After the refreshments \ re served the contests were coi;acted by Miss Sara McCammack. i lennis Vermillion won the prize for vi iring the most ragged costume, md for having the most comical secid hand hat. Other contests were the “Balloon Bursting Contest” won by Mrs. Zella ‘ a turnings and Miss Ruby Alice; ri indnm's Boxing Match" by Louis dint on .ind Betty Alice; “Chewing ;he String" won by Hazel Vermillion; 'Paper Bag Handshake” won by Hue McCammack; "Safety Spots" vim by Klwln Gaston and the cont t “Blind Feeds the Blind" was i: 1 v Chester Day and Dennis Ver-
nitlion.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. sti r Day, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis a million, Mr. nnd Mrs. Vorce Cum"s, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Herbert. Jr. and Mis. Paul Benassi. Mr. and Rrnie McCammack Mrs. Leona Dobson, Mrs. Florence Dobbs, Mrs. :met Patrick. Mrs. Guy Gaston, he Misses Virginia Buis, Shirley ’atrick, Ruhy Alice, Agnes Pierce, ty Allee, Ctnda Benassi. Sara Mc1 I'nmack, Regenia Benassi and Guy | k.ston, Jr,, Diuis Gaston. Paul Bena -i .It Klwin Gaston. Herachel Herert Eugene Gaston, Densil Benassi ind Francis Gaston.
cabinet ministers left
today and the government placed all ailroad workers handling freight on
a seven day week.
Giuseppe Bottai. minister of national education, and Giuseppe Gorin, minister of public works, both rfficers in the crack Alpine corps, left for front service, it was an-
nounced.
It was announced last night that Count Galeazzo Oiano, Benito Mussolini’s foreign minister and son-in-law. had gone to the front as a Lieutenant Colonel in the air force Renato Ricci, minister of corporations, Alessandro Pavolini. ministet of popular culture, and Roberti Farinacci, minister without portfolio, had preceded him to tfib front. It was announced that the dispatch of the minister for active service was in line with the Fascist party policy of giving younger key men war experience. Ciano had served in the Ethiopian war Numerous younger Fascist party officials had been sent to the front.
L 0 A N S
ON Automoig.' Firniito,* I'ivestoij Wi uupta .. out 1 Rtc. Janii.’
Straight Timet'a^w^ Indiana uJoepo. mi E. Washington
BISHOP BLAKE TO
LEAVE HOSPITAL FRIDAY
Christmas and both an J covering nicely.
HOSPITAL Ni Mr. and Mrs. Harolj this city are th e pat^ er limn Tuesday n,, Titnam county hosftn Billy Giddings of he local hospital Mi Rhoda Ann N’w* ^ ntered the Putnam Jonday night.
Bishop Edgar Blake who has been in a hospital in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, for the past several weeks recovering f om injuries sustained in an automobile accident, is expected to leave the hospital Friiay for his horn ? in Coral Gables, Fla., acco ding to word received by his grandson, Edgar Blake. Ill, who is a* tending DePauw University. Mrs. Edgar Blake, Jr. and daughter of Gary left to lay for Coral Ga- i hies to spend a month with Bishop and Mrs. Blake. Both Bishop and Mrs. Blake were badly hurt in the automobile wreck, but Mrs. Blake has been out of the hospital since
ADOPTS Ri SOU THINK (Continued from l*«mr <►»•*» favor o' bi-partisan control and nanagcnirnt of the penal, benevolent ind correctional institutes, the reslution said, but Republican bills nroposlng this system were meeting wdh launch Domoc ntic opposition. The Repul Mean committee also heard Judge Fred C. Cause and A*--*hur Gilliom, both of Indianapolis. lecla r o that planned changes in the rubernatorial powers were “entirely" legal. Both expressed the belief that the State Supreme court would uphold the legality of the ’’ripper’’ bills.
25 YEARS — Meet Policewoman Kate Sullivan, who hat been on San Francisco police torce 25 years. She's member of Missing Persons Bureau. She s had many thrills at a woman copper.
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Dr. George A. McCoy was in Indinnapolis today attending the funeral services for Dr. Lawrence H. Gilman, widely-known physician and medical scholar, which were held from the ! Planner * Buchanan mortuary. Dr. Gilman was known in this city for hi* outstanding work and was introduced to the Putnam County Medical Society In 1939 when he was a guest speaker here for that group. Dr. Gilman was a personal friend of Dr. McCoy.
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INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK
Monday’s bulk sales; 160 lbs., down md sows 25c lower; 100-210 lbs, '7.90-$8.10, 210-240 lbs.. $8 15-J8.25' 240-260 lbs., $7.95-$8.10; 260-300 lbs., •$7.70-$7 Oh; 300-400 lbs., $7.55-$7.70 100-160 lbs. $6.28-67.50; sow* mostly 88.75-67,50. Cuttle 2.200, calves 600 Good and better grade steers, yearlings, and heifers weak; common and medium grades steady; cows weak; good steers $11-*I2.35; load good heifers 810.50; veaiers steady top $13 50. Sheep 4000. Market generally steady; good to choice wooled lambs $10.25-$I0.65; good to choice gg lb. clipped lambs $9.50.
FOR SALE; 7 room house near college in good condition throughout, new furnace, can be used as double, plenty closet and storage space. Inquire Banner. 28-2p.
Greater American PERFORMING ANIMALS Direct From The “Circus City” It cr, ACTS 4ss 11 TRAINED ANIMALS, AERIALISTS, ACROBATS, CIOI
WILL EXHIBIT IN
gymnasium , Wednesday, January 29,
Benefit Parent-Teachers ^
Two Performances — 2:00 - 8:00 P M
See “JUDY” CHILDREN 15c
WORLDS SMALLEST ELEPHANT WED. A. M. AT NOON UPTOWN.
ADULTS 38c