The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 March 1941 — Page 2
FiirHMOVD STRIKE (('ontfniaed fruin I’*i«,** Oae) i t 1 200 men. The company ani i ( .d iccently that it hail been pet ioned by members of an indepei ent union to re-open the plant. 'j ;e FEWOC struck for higher wa es, elimination of piece work and job security for draftees. GARY, Ind , March 27 (UP) — (Police assertioas that they will keep streets open i the plants today threatened plai j of the Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee (CIO) to “dues piiket” the mammoth Gary sheet and tin mills of Camegie-IUi-nois Steel. The union planned to stop woikers to see if they had paid union dues from 10 p m. tonight until 4 p. m. tomorrow. Frank Grider, SWOC sub-district director, told the company the union would picket on company ground and added that any interference would meet with stoppage of work for 24 hours while dues collection was carried out inside the plants.
Plant in inagers informed Grider ] THE DAILY BANNER
they would not tolerate use of com-
pany ground fo ■ picketing while Mayor E. I- Schaible told union represenialivvH pol’ce W'ould keep public highways clear. Late yesterday the police order to keep roads open into the plants was submitted to the SWOC. Tire order would mean virtual esco. ting of workers to the plant gates. Union leaders were to confer today on the new police order. They Had not yet indicated whether the threat to halt production would be
invoked.
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agreement signed
U)NDON, March 27.— (UP)Pi imr- Minister Winston Churchill ind United States Ambassador John , Cl. Winant today signed an agreement giving the United States f*Pyear leases on air and naval base j sites in the West Indies and New- | fonudland.
A IMBUE THOUGHT FOR TODAt Minute watchfulness is needed in character too: Catch us the foxes, the little foxes that are despoiling the vineyards, since our vineyards .ire in bloom. Songs 2-15.
BANNER ADS GET RESULTS
PUBLIC SALE
On account of failing health, I am selling at Auction at my farm "(j miles southeast of Russellville on the blaek-top road, on Saturday, March 29, 1941 Beginning at 10:30 a. m., the following property: HOGS—21 Head. 1 large Hampshire male hog; 4 Hampshire sows, bred, immuned; l(i fowling shoats, Hampshtres. FARMING IMPLEMENTS—Good 10-20 Traitor, 14-In. Oliver tractoi plow, double disc harrow, single cultlpacker, McCormick corn binder, Oliver rid og break plow, 2 Gale drill corn planters, 2-sectlon spring tooth harrow, 2, 1-row cultivators, 2-horse disc fcrlill/.cr wheat drill, good hay rake, 2, 1-horse wheat drills, iron wagon, with flat top hay frame, wooden roller, 2-horse sled, cutter sleigh and Iwlls, Ini// saw, power feed grinder, 2-horse scoop, Fordson tractor pulley, endgate seeder, gravel Iasi, hog I ox, hog oiler, wheat fan, buggy and harness, log Iwdsters, 2-horse drag, 7-ft. Deerlng binder, grindstone, 1-row shovel plow. MISCELLANEOUS—2 rooking chairs. Crown cream separator, dishes, books, lamps, anil many other articles. Neighbors are welcome to sell property at this Sale. TERMS—CASH. ED CLODFELTER UHARLEs SAYLER, Auctioneer ALVAN CLODFELTER, C lerk Lunch will he served by Ladies of the Russellville Christian Church.
Y5ersonals and LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
SOCIETY
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Mrs. Hazel Nelson of Greencastle. returned to her home Thursday from the county hospital. Charles Sanford of this city returned to his home Thursday fiom the county hospital. The regular midweek piayer service of the First Baptist church will be held this evening at 7:30 o’clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frame Turner, Daggy street. Richard Whelan will have charge of the Bible
study.
Relatives here have received cards from Mrs. George Gallup of Hollywood. Fla., who with frients, is sight seeing in Washington, D. U. Mrs. Gallup is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ash, north of
Greencastle.
Mordecal "Three Finger”
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Birthdays
Mrs. Irene Myers, today, March 27. James Leon White, son of Mi . and Mrs. Forest White, west Berry st,
10 years today, March 27.
Mrs. Esther Jones, 405 north Mad-
ison street, today, March 27.
Layton Clifford, today. March 27 Robert Harold Thomas, Greencasl tie, 26 years, today March 27. Mrs. Carl Myers. 1122 south College avenue, today, March 27th. Harold Powell, Cloverdaie, IS
years, today, March 27.
Mae Wamsley and Martha Wamsley, twins of Putnamville, 17 years,
o.lay, March 27.
Kay Tincher, Greencastle 17 years,
eday, March 27.
i Mrs. Lizz'e Cooper, 83 years t<>-
! 'lay, Match 27.
Richard Wayne Austin, 0 years to-
day, March 27.
Private Wendell S. Vermillion, Troop A, 5th Training Squadron, Cavalry Replacement Center, Fort Riley, Kansas, today, March 27th. Emery Johnson, Coatesville, R. 2,
Ulyssen To Observe Anniversary Friday For the March meeting of Ulyssen First and Second the members ars inviting their husbands as guests in celebration of the anniversary of Ulyssen. For this occasion Mrs. John Cn twrlght is repeatng the book review "Do Not Disturb’ by Frank Case. The meeting Is to be held at the Lincoln Annex at 7:45 o’clock Friday, March 28.
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Woman’s Union To Meed. Friday
The Woman’s Union of the First Christian church will meet at the church Friday afternoon at 2:30. The devotional period will be in charge ■ of Mrs Arthur White. The program "In What Spirit Will I As A Christian Face Adversity" will be given
by Mis. Ida Pollom.
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Entertained Children With Pitch-In Slipper Virginia Hood and sisters entertained the children of the community with a pitch-in suppei, Sunday evening. The suppe ■ consisted of wieners, buns, cocoa and
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Cattle 000 Calm GOO yearUngs and helfet ,.| calves opening fairly aetiv few good to choice st( ..
marshmellows. The evening wa* ; a:lay, March 27. spent playing games. Every one leu Wedding
at a late hour, after an enjoyable
evening.
Those present were Mary and Thura Etchescn. Ellse Alice McKevhan, Irene Wiley. Betty Young, Janice Miller, Jeannette Rader, Mary Jean Porter, Lloyd, Jimmie, Clarence. 9aie and Marilyn O’Hair, Evelyn,
Brown. ! Merlford and Rexford McBride, Char- ’ ’ les. Marjorie Lou, Lavon and Cath-
of Terre Haute, former big leagU" ,
pitcher, will be the guest speaker I 11 ' n ' e ro ’ " H > ne . V onda Joy, Harthis evening at 7 o’clock at tne | ^ > n ' 1 ries t' M alter Warren, Bitty State Farm Outing club meeting at , m ■' v, '‘ dd ux, Betty and Margaret
George Stearlcy’s cabin. It is to be a special occasion, in honor of the several membera of the club who are
leaving for army service.
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Flour
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Corn Meal whit. 25 ^ 49c Palmolive Soap
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Sliced Bacon Sunnyfleld 2^*!*Sausage Pur-^Pork—Bulk
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Mrs. Ix>ig Buis of Greencastle was admitted to the county hospital
Wednesday for treatment.
John Cox, DePauw student, underwent an operation at the Putnam county hospital Wednesday night. Public installation of officers for Greencastle Chapter No. 255 O. K. 8 will be held this evening at 8 o'clock Mrs. Allan Bain of Clowerdole un derwent an operation at the Putnam county hospital Thursday morning James WilUams of Putnamville was admitted to the Putnam county hospital Thursday morning for treat-
ment.
A baby girl was born Wednesday night at'the Putnam county hospital to. Mr and Mrs. Donald Chiles of Jeffeisonville. F vp local gitls are eligible to attend the Mi: tar Boards "Smarty Party,” traditional dinner, this evening at the Lincoln Annex Thri banquet is held each year for DePauw university coeds who have attained a very high scholastic average during the first semester. The Greencastle girls who will attend are Betty Mullins, Anna Louise Moore, Marguerite Erdman, Barbara Yunckcr, and Marguerite Brendle We're not fooling when we say ■‘Hegular Dry cleaning makes clothcr laet longer.” It’s our own persona ■xpeiience. Phone 126. Home Laundry A Cleaner*. 27-lt
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brannemnn >f Cloverdaie, their 4th, March 27. Mr. and Mrs. Finest Thompson. Roachdale, 37 years today, March 27.
Century Club To
Meet Friday
Century Club will meet Friday af- ‘nffs $H-$J2: load hrifers j)|
’erncon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. heifers $!' 75 ii Simpson Stoner. op - top'412.50
__ —— Sheep 1,800 Lamm 10-15,1 IIFTH SUNDAY MEETING mostly good to ch ce at J
OF CHRISTIAN CHURCHES red Western lan.t* <ll j 40 for 94 lb weights,
The Fifth Sunday Fellowship meeting of Christian Chprches of Putnam county will be held In the irst Christian church of this city Sunday even ng March 30th. The young peoples groups of the county will meet at 5:00 o’clock, and the wohehip hour will be held at 7:30 p. m The song service and special music will be in charge of Gilbert Knetzer i f Fillmore, the Devotional period will be led by the minister of the host church, H. C. Fellers, and Rev. T. J. Wilson minister of the Roaeh- | dale and Bainbridge churches will
deliver the sermon.
The public is cordially invited.
INDIAN \ I'OI,IS LIVESTOCK
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THREE INJURED IN TRUCK-TRAIN WRECK
TBRRK HAUTE, Ind., March 27 (UP) Th ee persons were injuref and three houses were damaged b( blazing gasoline today when a Pennsylvania train struck a gasolinr tiuck at a crossing near here. Injured were Engineer Bert Taylor, FLeman Cletus K nts, both uj Terra Haute, and Harold Pauley, 22, of Pana. 111., driver of the truck. The truck was carried 100 yards along the track by the force of the impact, sp ending blazing gasoline with a radius of several hundred yards. Hospital attache* said the men woe suffering from bunts, but reported their condition as "fair.” MAY CHANGE RULE
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MEMBER
Federal Deposit
Insurunee Corporation
(Continued from I'mv* One) received an order to report for induction may enlist for a three-year period at any army recruiting station. However, recruiting officers have been notified to accept no enlistments from men who have already received their notice to appear for induction from their local board.
WANTED: 17 to 18 year old boy for full time work in restaurant. Address Box 77, Banner. 27-2t. FOR SALE: Table top kerosene stove, good as new. Phone 266-W or call at 511 north Jackson, 27-lp
Putnamville P. T. A.
Met Recently
The Putnamville P. T. A. held its
March meeting at the school house HnRS 8 , 00 lflfM80 lbs 9teady to 1 Al n ' CM,VU a, ten ing. A ^ lower . beav i er weights 10c lower;! ihort business meeting was presWeil , Ks down s . lpo . 2TO lh , ;v* r M ™’ Ha " lon after wh.ch a $7 0 2r)0 ., i00 ]b8 j 7 10 .|7 so- ! few announcements were made. | ;!00 . 40() lbs |6 . eo .,7.05: 160-190 lbs' f Jn rrav Mi r COmm ‘ ttee ’ MrS ’j $7.70-$7 85; 100-160 lbs $6.25-$7 50; | fohn Gray. Miss Geneva Cooper and! „„ „„ 7 , t- i c-, r / , .. sows 10c lower; mostly $665-$7. I Mrs. Frank Shafer presented the; * ]
lames that they had selected for the lew officers which were unanimously riected, as follows: President, Mrs. John Danbcrry; vice president Mrs. Ilaud Glover: secretary, Miss Berlice Lewis, and treasurer, Miss Margaret Young. The county nurse, Miss Irene Gerke, was present and talked a few jniputes on • county
health problems.
The teachers presented a fine pro;ram which consisted of short plays, eadings, songs and tap dancing by -heir pupils. A social hour followed luring Which refreshments of pie and ■offee were served.
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Nitnam County P. T. A. oilncll W ill Meet The Putnam County P. T. A. Counil will hold its last meeting of the chool year on next Saturday afterloon, March 29, at 2 o’clock in the irst floor assembly room of the
ourt house.
The newly elected officers for the lext two years will be installed at his meeting with Mrs Harry Bain, ifth regional vice president, of Marir.sville. presiding Roy K. Jones, ormer county superintendent will be he guest speaker. A short musical irogram will he given by pupils from he Putnamville school directed by Jiss Bernice Lewis. All the county uniis. congress or on-congioss Greencastle city units nd the city P. T A. council arc ufgd to attend this meeting. Every ne interested in the schools is corially Invited.
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Need lee raft Club To Meed Friday The Needlecraft Club will meet Friday aftcrno'.n at 2:30 o’oek I with Mrs. Ruth Quebbleman, 609 ast Washington st;eet. Mrs. J. M. 1 lellinger will have the program. 1 ’lease note change of meeting place. '
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ndnr*e * Of Photoplay To Med Friday Indorsers of Photoplay will meet vith Mrs. Ferd Lucas, Seminary | dreet, Friday afternoon at 3 o’cloca.
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Vaney Porter To Be In Court Of Honor The Junior men of DePauw university have elected Miss Jaine E'kn as queen of the Junior Prom 1 Yhlcb will be held Friday evening i Miss Elkin is a member of the Al>ha Phi sorority. Mis* Nancy Porter, laughter of Mr. and Mrs. I-aFayette ' LeVan Porter, Greencastle, will be In 1 the queen * court of honor.
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Allcn-Myer* Marriage Announced Announcement is made of the recent marriage of Miss Dora Myers ! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Myers of Crawfordsvllle to CTy.le Allen, son of Mr*. Effle Allen of Roachdale which took place in Crawfordsvllle. ’ Mr. Allan is an employe of the Northern Indiana Power Company of Greencastle. The young couple will' make their home in Crawfordsvllle. 1
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