The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 May 1941 — Page 2
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FORMER RESIDENT DIED IN KANSAS CITY, MO. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Williams, north of Greencastle received a telegram thW morning of the death of Mr Williams’ aunt, Mrs. lx>ra Byrd of Kansas City, Mo., at the home of her daughter Mrs. Nolle Otto, in that city. Mrs. Byrd was the widow of th late Samuel Byrd of Raccoon and
has many nieces and nephews in this county. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning in Kansas City, with burial in Ottawa, Kansas.
CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALK: Sweet potato, tomato, mango and pepper plants. S. D. Early, Foxridge, Phone 746.J. 8-:tt
Alpha Chi Alumnae Entertained Wednesday Alpha Chi Alumnae of Greencastle entertained the senior girls of Alpha Chapter of Alpha Chi Omega at a dinner Wednesday evening at the Lincoln Annex. Those on the committee for the dinner were Mrs. Jamea Pence, chairman, Miss EUu Mahanna. Mrs. Rexell Boyd and Miss Bettsy Northrop.
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Mr. and Mrs. Albln
Entertained Letter Carriers Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
mer Albin entertained the Putnam County Rural Letter Carriers and the Auxiliary at a pitch-tn dinner at their home on South Jackson street. A bountiful dinner was enjoyed by all after which the two organizations held separate business meetings. Tiii Auxiliary was called to order by the
« - —■ - president, Mis. Wilmer Albin. After Mms Ann Montgomery, DePatl>v j ^ ni j nute9 an( ^ financial restudent, left the county hospital port of the 8ecre tary-treasurer, eleo-
Tliursday.
Lloyd Young of New Maysville re-! turned to his home Thursday from .
the county hospital.
Billy Pursell, Greencastle Route 3,
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A + + + *’ + ++ + + + + + + + <» + ANNIVERSARIES jjl + + + + + + ++ + + + + + ^ Birthdays Joyce Ellen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Arnold, Fillmore, 7 years,
May 7.
Junior Sechman, Fillmore, 16 yean: today, May 8. Wm. Newman, Greencastle R. 3, Sunday, May 11th, Mrs. S. C. Sayers, 101 south College avenue, today May 8.
Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McCammack, Cloverdale Rural Route 2, .'iOt ii wedding anniversary today May 8. Mr. anJ Mrs. Milton Singer, cit. yesterJay, May 7. • | Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ellis, North. |
wood, today May 8.
High School P. T. A. Elected New Officer*
At a recent meeting of the High School P. T. A. the following .new officers were elected: president, Mrs L. E. Sheridan; fiist vice, Mrs. Jarvu Fulmer; second vice, Mrs. Jameo Strain; thi;d vice, Ralpih Ross; secre tary, Miss Martha McQuaig am tieasurer, Mrs. Kenneth West.
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timely Lite TIMELY STp May Savn K'nds of *300 or less you over a | ' ifficuitjl Indiana] 19'a E. Washington
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to try to renew negotiations for fee eration of Laq and Turkey. A fedei j alien plan was discussed last June.
/yMERIC’A IN DANGER
REAL ESTATE i Eddie tl Buis. L Jane Malicoat, n? 1r J twp., $10.40. 1 Henry E. Scoheetai land in Bai abridge ju Clara O. Thomas, etj Boswell, land in Clinic
returned to his home Thursday morning from the county hospital. Mrs. Mary O’Hair, Greencastle Route 3, returned to her home Thurs- j
tion of officers for the coming year was held. Mrs. Paul Canary, Greencastle, was elected president. Mr ;. Spurgeon Quennitte, vice-president; Mrs. Stanley Cook. Bainbridge. seen
taiy-treasurer.
The Rural Carrier body was calle ! to order by vice-president, Stanley Cook. Election of officers was held
the American Revolution, at the (Continued from Pnee One» chapter house of the Caroline Scott j tern and northern England." Harrison group in Indianapolis, yes-: 4. Lord Halifax, the British am teiday, Mrs. LaFayette LeVan Por- bassador, after a call at the state d« ter, of Greencastle, state regent or , pirtment late yesterday, said Brit
day from the Putnam county hospit-1 nd ^ fonowing offlcPra electe( , fo ,
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Mrs. Ina Mae Page of Roachdale underwent an operation at the Putnam county hospital Wednesday night. Mrs. LaFayette LeVan Porter was in Covington today to attend th» group meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Private Kenneth Nelson and Serg. eant John Bela vie of Fort Knox, Ky., spent the week end with John Nelson and family of Madison town-
ship.
John F. Robinson of this city received word this morning of the death of his brother, Wesley Robinson of Waynesburg, Ky. Mr. Robinson was in his 88th year Vernon W. Gardner, secretary of the Putnam County AAA committee, is reported Improving at the hospital in Cruwfoidsvilic, where lie recently underwent an appendix operation.
i the coming year: Stanley Cook, Baintaridge, president; Frank Wollung Greencastle, vice-president; Ralpn Fry, Cloverdale, secretary-treasurer After this the host and hostesn conducted several contests which were enjoyed by all present.
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Kappa Kapi** Gamma Aliiinimo Will Meet Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae will hold a luncheon F: iday afternoon at one o’clock at the Lincoln Tearoom Annex The installation of tuc Greencastle - Crawfordsville Kappe Kappa Gamma Alumnae Club wR, be held following luncheon at the home of Mu. Donald Ellis in Northwood. There will be election of officers with Mrs. Everett Schofield, national president presiding. Other oui of town guests at the meeting will include Mis. Hairy Elliott, new province vice president, a,nd Mrs Mark Reasbner, a former pi ovine,
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j Mrs, Porter and Mrs. Cook Attended Meeting Speaking before a meeting of the central district of the Daughters of
D. A. R. urgej members of th; or ganization to provide in their communities adequate recreational and Inspirational facilitio., far men who aie stationed in army camps. A report for the Greencastle chapter waa given at the meeting by Mrs. John Cook, Jr., *!i -K -L .ft Banquet Held At Fillmore Wednesday The men of the Fillmore Christian Church entertained guests Wednes-
aia’s situation In the Atlantic is ’urgent," bu’ that with the help c the United States he hopes she cstiu
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5. The United States under tenu of the knd-lease law !a arming Nor wegian merchant vessels operating between this country and Britisi ports. The armament includes .50 ca. iber anti-aircraft baitteries and hcav ier guns for use against submarine--. 6. Nelson A. Rockefeller, coo di,. ator of inter-American relations, tol<
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Miss Gertrude Harris of Indianapolis is spending this week with Mr and M s. J. L. Inman of Albion, Mich, and is going to attend the high school alumni banquet Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. John Needham «>. Burk Creek are the parents of a daughter, Patricia Ann. born May 6, Mrs. Needham was formerly Miss Ft: ternary Payne, a fo:mer resident of r utnam county and grand-daugh-ter of Mrs. C. F. Payne, south Indiana street. Mrs. Ft A. Schott, of Terre Haute came this morning to spend the day with her daughter, Miss Mary Lou Schott, who is the Putnam county home demonstration agent. Her husband, Dr. Schott, and others, will come from Terre Haute this evening for the Kiwanis conclave. At th: Methodist church in Putnam vllle. Sunday, a special program observing Mothers Day will be given by the Sunday school, beginning at 9:30. A feature of the program, as announced by A. L. Evena, will tie a roll call of the men and boya, to which the responses will be quotations concerning mother. Mrs. Joe McCord, Greencastle. di. rector of one of the four districts in the State Symphony Society’s, activities. is also a member of the executive committee of that organization. The committee met yesterday at the Propylaeum, Indianapolis, and
reorganized to the extent that three new members were named and the committee also elected continuing new members to the positions they will hold during the coming year. Harvey Gorham, Greencastle young man who was reported by state police to have deserted from the army at Fort Knox, Ky., and later to have stolen an automobile at Vandalia. 111., which he wrecked on state road 36 near Rockville, was taken by state officers to Rockville and put in jail there, yesterday. He was not particularly wanted by the army police, it was learned. He is to he charged in the Parke county Circuit court, it Js understood, with ve-
hicle taking.
Daughters’ banquet at the church. Reservations were made for about one hund. ed mothers an I daughters. The meal was p. epared and served by the men and a musical program by the young people of the church followed the dinner. An a 'dress ws.i given by Mrs. Guy Coliing.s of Bain-
bridge.
4 -* * Will Entertain At Bridge Luncheon Mrs. C. W. Martin, Mrs. KJdg-tV Provo, and Mrs. L. G. Stellings have issued invitations f r luncheons at one o’clock next Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday and bridge at the homo, of Mrs. Martin. A + + -. 4 ' Mr. and Mrs. Stringer To Be Honored A miscellaneous shower will be given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Stringer Wednesday evening. May 14, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Loftie Stringer of near Belle Unioi. Everyone welcome. + +<*•* Eastern Star Held Mather'-. Day Meeting G:eencustle Chapter Order of Eastern Star held an interesting meeting Wednesday evening. After the regular session was held, a shoit program in honor of mother was giv. n by the worthy matron, and the five Star points and the Eastern SUr choir, conducted by Miss Evelyn Crump. Potted plants were awara.-i the oldest mo!her, Mrs. Ikamiie of FUmore chapter dad the youngest mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Shannon of Greencastle chapter. Baskets of lovely spring flowers and a large oil painting, the work of Miss Anna Marie Eitel, formed a lovely and appropriate setting for the program Mrs. Norman Linton, district deputy for this year, was pieaent and gave a short talk. It was announced that Greencastle chapter would hold Inspection by worthy grand mat-on, Mrs. Louis Wolfe of Peru cn Jun 10. About eighty members and visitors were present with Roachdale, Fillmore, Riley, Morion and Cloverdale chapters being represented. Following the meeting a social hour and refreshments were enjoyed ♦ + ♦ + Nancy Ann Buck Celebrate- Birthday Nancy Ann Bock, daughte of Mr.
is no time for half-way measures We must pi'-duce the goods needed for defense of the free way of life 1 Wo must sec that these goods reac- ' the armies of the democracies.” 1 7. From Rome came warnings tha American vessels entering the Axi blockade z^-ne would be sunk and the '' the Panama and Suez canals woul I become "reads of a war to th< '
death.”
The 'eferencc to the two grea canals was contained in the Leg 1 ho:n Tclrgrapho, a newspaper cwnel! 1 by the family of Italian foreign minister C un’. Caleazzc. Ciano. It salu . These canals which mign ids of triumph for th w«f^m eivtnzatlbn'wifl become roan of a war to the death.” There was no backing down here. Instead, the navy moved to augment its Atlantic patrol by taking over the deep sea opei-atlc-ns of the coas*. guard involving aFx>ut 20 vessela.
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and Mrs. Ted Bock, Greencastle, R. 1. entertained Tuesday afternoon wun a party at her home. The occasion was her eighth birthday anniversary. Guests present were Christine Byrd, Ann Byrd, Causilee Beard, Betty Williams, Marcia and Kay Flin:
and Billy and Betsy Bock.
Refreshments of candy, ice cream sandwiches and punch were served.
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Miss Lucille Buckler, of Hollandsburg, a member of the Russellville temple of the Pythias Sisters, a district deputy, was in charge of the 7th district meeting of the organization at Rockville, Tuesday. There were approximately 250 members in attendance, from over the district. The district gathering foy 194"
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