The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 April 1941 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER. GREENCARTLlE, INDIANA WEDNESDAY, APRJL 9, 1941.
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THE DAILY BANNER MU) Herald Consolidated “It Wave* Por Air B. B. Rarlrten, PuhlUher Entered in the poutofflee *t Ur*e&eaatle, Indiana, a* ■econd cl*** mall •natter under Act of March 8, 1878. Biibncriptlon price, 13 oeat* per jveea; IS.00 p#r year by mall in PutiHin County; JS.C0 to X6<K) p«r year iy mall outside Putnam Oouray, 17-1 It South Jackeon Street ., ■ — \ P.IHI F TIIOCIIHT Ft»K TOIJAI Forget your failures and do your utmost from now on. Have only o.H‘ aim: Forgetting the things that are behind, and stretching forward to the things that are before. I press on toward the goal. Philippian* 11:13.
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MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Cleaning Specials — FASH * CAKICV — Suits, Men’s Rflr or Ladies wUW LA I) IIS LIGHT WEH.HT FOATS rMlC SKIRTS 25c RANTS 25c These price* do not Include moth proofing. At these pri< , you get first class I>iy denning. IDEAL Cleaners 18 H. vine Nt. I'hone 178 - ^ s&Bztzsammr
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"personals ** and LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
Mrs. Alan Bnln has relumed to her home in Cloverdale from the 'Putnam county hospital. Mrs. H. C. Christy, Oreencastle Route 3, was admitted to the county hospital for treatment Tuesday. Mrs. Elmer Skinner, Greencastl ■ Route 3, was admitted to the county hospital for treatment Tuesday. Mrs. Arthur Myles, of Cloverdale, was admitted to the Putnam county hospital Wednesday for treatment. Mrs. Thomas White, Oreencastle Route 3, underwent an operation at the Putnam county hospital Wednes-
day.
Miss Rosemary Canary a student nurse at St. Vincent's hospital, has been elected president of the class of
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Mrs. Alton Hurst, of Oreencastle Route 2, underwent a tonsil opera lion at the county hospital Wednesday morning. C. F. Matties, cast Washington street, was admitted to the Putnam county hospital this morning for X-ray and further observation, Mrs. William McGaughey and baby have returned to their home in Detroit after a short visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Durham. Miss Anna M. Dimmtck and Miss Mary Agnes Oriffin of Cleveland, O., ire spending a few days with the former’s sister, Miss Mildred Dimmlck. There will be a square dance Thursday evening at the old gymnasium under the auspices of the recreation committee. Everyone is r >rdially invited to attend. Lieut. Charles E. (Mac) Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Howard of Roachdale has been sent to Camp Livingston, La., after a month's Intensive 1 aining at Fort Bel voir, Va Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Hauek have received an announcement of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mis. Charles Byron Tabor of Independence, la. Mrs. Tabor was formerly Miss Laura Hauck. The DePauw Symphony Orchestra conducted by Prof. Herman Berg Will preaent i concert this evenin'.,’ nt 8 o'clock in Medany Hall. Howard Waltz, instructor of piano, wi be featured as soloist. Dr. Clyde E. Wildman and Dean G. Herbe t Smith were in Indianapolis Tuesday attending a nreeting of the Indiana Association of Church Related and Indiana Colleges nt the Columbia Club. Dr. Wildman is president of the group. Miss Lois Fraley, Qreeneasl.o high school teacher, and Miss Dade B. Shearer of the DePauw faculty will attend the meetings of the Classical Association of the MiddleWest ami South In Indianapolis Thursday through Saturday. The congregation of the Presbyterian church will observe the Lord's Suppe Thursday evening at 7:30 in commemoration of the “Last Supper” of Christ with his disciples during “The Passion Week." The then.. of the communion meditation will do “A service of thanksgiving.” The soloist will be Irving Lacy of the DePauw Choir. The session will meet to receive new members.
Miss Margaret Durham ha* returned to her home In Oreencastle after
i visit in California.
"Happy Easier" say it with Sanforized waahables and for satisfactory laundering phone 126. Home Laundry & Cleaners. o-lt IN MEMORY In memory of our father, Orlando Gorham, who passed away 9 years ago today, April 9, 1932. Sadly missed by all the children.
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New Officers Are Installed By Elks ”i;::i> smveia will serve as :win.d imi.fk ok lodge here Elkn lodge held their regular meeting Tuesday rv, uing at the lodge home. The following officers were ns'allod, Edited Ruler, F ed Snlvriy; Leading Knight. Joe Todd; Loya. Knight, Waller Cox; Leo turn... Knight, Marshall Abrams; Tiler. Rex Boyd; Treasurer, W. B Donne. Seer,'la y, Gifford Black; Enquire. Joe Hamburger; Chaplain, Lynn drown; Inner Guard, R. J. Shannon. Fred Snively appointed the following committees: Sickness Social and Community welfare committee, Joe Todd, chairman; Harry Well*, Roy Abiams. C. J Ferrand, C. C. allien, AudMd Flccno.'. House committee, Fred Snively: Albert Williams, Joe Todd, S. M. Stoner, R. R. Neal, W. S. Donner, and Gifford Black. Ente tainment committee. Ross Azbell, chairman; John Cartwright, Ray Herbert, and Floyd Buchanan. National Defense committee, lames Walker, chairman; J. T. Christie, Aaron Arnold, L. C. Conrad, and A. J. Duff. Ame icanization committee, C. D. Conklin, chairman; Walter Ballard, George W. Hanna, B. R. Bailey, O. L. McKamey, Robert Longden, and Eddie Bins. Finance ami Auditing committee, Ed Brockway, chairman; Gifford Black; Don Ellis; Nelson Hardy, and Joe Crosby. Grievance and Disciplinary committee, Walter Cox, chairman; A. A Abbott, Harold Edwards, and Raymond Riley. Presiding Justice subordinate Forum, C. C. Gillen. Membership committee, E. E Coffman, chairman; Kenneth Bryan. Eugene Allan, John Rightsell. James Walls, B. J. Currie, and Frank Jarrell. Publicity committee, James M. Oliver, chairman; Kenneth Bennett, James Zeis, and Joe Bamburger. Lapsation committee, Gifford Black, chairman; Dr. R. W. Vermillion, Eugene Crawley, John Eamshow, Roscoe Scott, and Dr. J. A Throop, Music committee, Marshall Abrams. chairman; O. W. Hollowed, R. H. Headley, Glenn Lyon, and E M Butler.
RECTOR HALL CHORUS AT H. S. CONVOCATION The Rector Hall Chorus of DePe.uw university presented an interesting program of songs >fore an enthusisatic audience of students at the local high school convocation Tues.lay morning. The group was introduced by Gene Pennington. Under the able direction of Elizabeth Smith, the girls sang "The Desert Song," ''Italian Street Song," with Peggy Black, soloist; "Lindy Ix)u," Frances Lutes soloist; and Stardust. I,n the last selection, "Dark Eyes." the chorus was accompanied by Dorothy Kline, accordion, and Kathleen Corbin, violin, with Elizabeth Smith, as soloist.
Section One To Meet Thursday Section One of tir* First Christian Church will meet Thu sday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mis. Frank McKeehan, C0C HighwooJ avenue. Mrs. Wallace Morris, Mrs. Lois Arnold and Mrs. Elmer Stratton will bo the assisting hostesses. Mrs. J. B VanHorn will have a special Flash. program. Please note change in lime of meeting. f I!. Olive Society o Meet Thursday The Ml. Olive Mis: ionary Socle'., /ill meet TtunsJuy afternoon with rs. Vetner Houck. Mrs. Elmer i .cCullouqh will lead the devotions and the program will be in charge of Its. Albert Landes.
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fhitnainvllle P. T. A. To Meet Tint; sday The Putnamville IP. T. A. will meet Thursday night April 10! h at 7:30 p. m. in the school house. T.:u newly elected officer;; will be in,tailed by a state official. A good irogram is being planned. The meeting will be this week on account of he closing of school next week. Evryone cordially invited. + + •!• T Mrs. Boston To Be lostess Thursday Section Two of the First Christian Jhurch will meet Thu:.sday aflcrloon at the home of Mrs. Paul Boson. 209 Hillsdale avenue. Mrs. Sam 3udich, Mis. William Tipton and ! Mrs. Frederick Dcttloff will be the assisting hostesses. Mrs. Hanna McGuire will have the i levotions. Mrs. J. E. Porter, a guest. ! will have charge of the program, i her subject “Swinging Mothers." + + + + Woman's Club To Meet Thursday The Woman’s Club will meet j Thursday afternoon nt 2:30 o'clock j with M s. Fiank Donner. The club , will observe the annual correspon- | denee day, conducted by Mrs. Fred Starr. Irs. Kol/hins To Be lostess Thursday Section Three of the First Christian church will meet Thursday after-; noon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. May Robbins, 706 south locust street, | Mrs. Glore, Mrs. York and Mrs. Philips will be the assisting hostesses, 'he program "Our Missionary Work 1 y Our Missionary President.” + •?• + + ‘'tihuumille I*. T. A. To Meet Thursday The Putnamville Parent Teachers Association will meet Thuraday eve- 1 ling at 7:30 o’clock in the school house. There will be an election of officers and a good attendance tj desired.
.'X + + 4-e4- + F + + + AN’NTVERSARIKS HI rtlnlMV* Claude R. Jt'hiwoh, Grejncartle n 4, today, April 9. tpeggy Lou Schoulz, Clove; dale, eight years old April 9Ui. Jo Ann Cunningham, G south Madison stieet. 2 years today April 9. Donald Erwin, south Indiana street road, 11 years yesterday, April 8. Mis. Leo Terry, south Indiana rcet, yesterday, April 8. Wilfred Lee Williams, city, yestertay, Apill 8. Mi.'hi Margaret Maloney, Greoncar;'e, today, April 9. Mrs. Grace Walts, Gr. cnenntle, Ft. , 47 yeats today, A mil 9.
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street. Rev Richard Whelan will dance
have charge of the Bible study.
eiiu i it ( oi rt notes Wm. P. Trinkle. 808 south Indiana street, is plaintiff for divorce from Gertrude A. Trinkle. They were married January 31, 1934, and he alleges she abandoned him March 2.7, 1941. Albert E. Williams is attorney, Nellie Chapman Lenta vs. John W. Miller, set for trial May 9. Eva M. Featherston vs. Myrtle S. Codings, set for argument on de-
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Henry W. Schrifer vs. Nettie Schrifer (filed in 1938» dismissed on motion of the court.
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