The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 June 1941 — Page 4
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JrJ "i* ❖ *5- + 4- •}• -K rjj MOKTO.V .***. ■!' 'I* y *'* -j* ~t 4- 4* Mrs. Wayni Bet is t(x>k her Suntfciy seluxri cLess of Union Chapel Church to Spr inj; Mill park Sunday There we e twenty-one who went anil enjoyed the picn.c. Mis. Minnie Mace and Mias Hilda Miller of Munoie s[H-nt Saturday ni^ht and Sunday with Lee Miller and family. Lloyd and Lyle Clodfelter of Indianapolis were home over the week end. Tinl Whitelu a 1 has lx*en home from Terre Haute the past week. Mr. and Mrs Ike Wiatt of Waveland called on Mr. ind M s. Lafe MctJuughey and son Hubert on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caldwell of Lebanon and M . and Mrs. Clarence Iaiic and son Jiustis of La/ayeUcalh'd on W’m. Lane and wife on Sunday af Lanocn.
Ivar
Harbiaon
and wife called oh
Mr. ii
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>rge Inge on Satur-
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Betty M
Her called on Mls
Carol]
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day a!
Urnoon
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dinner
for hiT n
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Mr. at
id Mrs. Cl
iretii e Clodfelter a’.
Cruwf
orduviillo on Sunday.
Mr.
and Mm.
1)-w, y S’ul'z called
on h:.>
parents
Mr. .tnd Mrs. Al.a
Stultz
<«n Sunday
near Brick Chapel
Mrs
F hth M 1
cr and daughter El-
EMiore
«ind son I a?
>n spent Friday and
Saturday at Muncie with relative.-i and friends. Mrs. Laura Inge is quite a little bit better the past week. Miss Caiolyn Ann Connerly was ::i an automobile accident on Sunday evening north cf Morton. Mrs. Ora Roach stayed at the Inge store on Tuesday. Ml’NDA V SKK\ |( K “Anchors That Hold' will be the sermon subject by the minister of Gobin Memorial Methodist church, Sunday, June 22, at the 10:40 morning worship service. Kev. C. M. McClure who is attending annual conference at Battle Ground this week will return to Greencaatle for the worship service Sunday. Music will be provided by Dr. Van Denman Thompson, the choir and soloists. In the Young People Fellowship at 6:00 p. m., Mr. Bishop, principal ot the High School will speak before the High School League on “The Possible You.” Barbara Fournier will pi t side. Kdith Greenleaf will be in charge of the Intermediate League. MADISON TOW NSIIII ITKMS Mrs. Lillie Gowan spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Johns. Mrs. F. O. Johns daughter and husband, Bill Myrtle and Thelma Jo Johns visited in South Bend last week. Dot is and Beula Marshall and Katie Johns called on Amelia Filings and Mrs. Mary W right Monday after •
“DUCHESS” GETS REPRIEVE FROM LETHAL GAS PENALTY SAN’ QUENTIN PRISON, Cal . June 20-(UPl — An eleventh hour reprieve today saved Mrs. Juanita (The Duchess I Sp.rvelli, 51. from tne gas chamber. She had been schedul • <d to die at 10 a. m., IFST.. <2 p. m FDT) for the murJer of Rc.be. t Sherrard, 19, the youngest membei of her gang. Gov. Culbert Olson teJephoned Warden Cl nton Duffy late las. night that Superior Judge Rav Coughlin, who tried her. haJ requested a stay of execution. When Mrs Spinelli. who had lesigned herself to death, heard th? news, tears came to her eyes, and she fell on he - knees and piaVed. “Thank God, He has listened to m> prayer*,” she cried. "I hope He will find a way to get the truth. Maybe Mike (Mike Simeone, her commonlaw husband convicted with her) will tell the truth now.” Governor Olson said he also hau been requested by the foreman of th jury that found her guilty and by 'he men's league of meicy of the Unite 1 States, with an office in Los Angeles, to grant her a reprieve. The league's petition was signed by a number of clergymen.
♦SPOUTS ♦
were underway today, foli meeting of the Putnam Softball Association last
Miss A dith and Miss Ethel Jean Shuey will leave Saturday for Long Lake, Mich, where they will be the j guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Orris at their summer home for a few
weeks.
Used Cars
AT
Satisfying Prices
and
Terms 39 Ford Deluxe Black Coupe That Is indeed A No. I through$485 38 Ford SWB 85 h p. Reconditioned tin oiighout. A money making truck for only 35 Ford Black Tudor That wili hive you many miles - $i 95 34 Ford Deluxe 4-Dr. Sedan nmt the entire family
will enjoy
Plans lowing
County 1 night, to form leagues and start the softball to rolling once again on the
Robe-Ann park diamond.
According to Carl Myers, member | of the newly formed softball association committee, approximately twelve teams have already joined the association and are set to begin play immediately. However, another meeting of the group has been scheduled ;or Monday night. June 2.'1. at the Greencastle city hall, at which time it is hoped that a few more teams will signify intentions to join the
ounty softball group.
Among those teams that are set for ball play are Putnamville, Cloverdale, Fillmore. Moose Lodge, Loi.e Star, Coca-Cola, Zinc Mill, Northern 'ndiana Power, Madison Township. A strong possibility, it was said, (s the Handy’s Cub outfit, one of the ] strongest and most popular tens la-st summer. Hope was expressed that Roachdale. Bainbridge and Russellville would send representatives to the association in> ( ting next Monday
light.
Euthusiasm toward the formation | of leagues this year is believed rising and games should be started if plans can be completed, before much more
time has elapsed.
$145
33 Pontiac Sedan Hull has A-No. I Tins, and
runs fine for only .
$110
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'i- d- -1* v v -1* d* •I* *1* 0 * BRICK CHAPEL •> 0 -!- •!* *!• •I* *!• ••• v -1* -I- 4» *1Mr. anJ Mrs Tom Howlet; sp nt ThursJay evening in OreencasUe. Mis. (Jaca.- O'Hair. Mrs. Ida Wright j called on Rev. Till.son and wif
Monday evening
Robert Reeves has the measles nt ' his brother Raymond's home in
| Greencastle.
Mrs. Mammie Reeves who entered ■ the Methodist h «pitaJ in Indianapolis Thursday w .tii double pneumonia Is improving slowly. Hallie Hibbs and Mrs. Webb Evans motored to the Girl Scout camp at McCormick s l a.k Saturday evening to a picnic supper with Mrs. Evans daughter Betty. Mr. and Mr- Oscar O'Hair, Mrs. ! Artie O'Hair and daughter Reva : spent Thursday at Linton with M I and Mrs, Welch. Quite a few around here attended : !he carnival at Bainbridge. Mrs. Lucy Stultz entered the ColeI man hospital at Indianapolis Tue.;- | day for an operation. Alice Dotro visited her son Roy and
family Sunday.
Mr. and M s. Woodsworth enter- ! tained Roy Detro and family wii.. ice cream Wednesday night. Ruth O’Hair and Lorean Detro and son Charles i-ailed on Lucy Stultv: Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Eggers v Williamspo.t spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Webb Evans. Staney O'Hair and wife visited home folks last week. Mi - , and Mrs. Ray Pei kins called on Mr. and Mis. Alva Stultz Sunday
evening.
Floyd Brattain and family spent Sunday with Robb Hood and family. Woodrow Dick.nson entertained Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dickinson, Mr. and Mis. Will Dickinson of In lianapolis, Mr. and Mis. Dickinson add
aOSPEAKEE BUT DRILLEE Fourteen young Chinese have been inducted into service from New Chines y Tk n . d «‘° m : P° f \ 1° En 9' i ‘ h ’ So Sergeant Samu.l Krus, left, give, orders in Chinese. They re et Fort D.x, N. J., now. hut will go into artillery at Fort Bragg, N. C.
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Nolle*, is h< rel»y nlvon ih ;it |>iUM will oh reot*lvi*a up to J» oulock a in <>n
da
Co i
Indiana
o, ror the furnishi
su|.pih*M for the county aMyluin •ounty for the quarter ciuDiik
up
* 11 the off! c
I'utnam County,
Monday, the H**v**nth day (tf July. 1941,
*f the Count
ty i
in
An
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tin* City isliinK of
T said
temiicr 30, 1941.
That
pli«*8 Mpocif
flit
.•Hylnrn ,a
Itor s office oik
hid *
luiaition for
furnlHh**d. are named
to be >. ii in
•d l»y the Htiperint
on Hei
all said
ipmi
requisition made out and superintendent of Maid
nd is now on file in said and-
. for tlie inspection
ld‘*rs, and should be inspected bidders before making out a bid. so as
of
to determlii the quantity and quality
of all articles to l»e bid upon.
oilt tity
lake sep-
and fot
Hidders are required a rate bids upon groceries
Ilry ffiMHla hiuI i-IoiHIiik Said m«iH '’' 1KlnK to l ' vo Hcpacai, lll(bl. in must 1(1,1 with the mid. rHtamliiuf lhar the bldd, i - win, xh ill h. awarded (he cantraet xliall and w ill turnlHh “I (lie priced named i n hix hiii he (| (I a nifty of merchandlxe and arthlex nuineil, and (., fnrnlxh m.n. lexx nf (h,. •(nant It lex and arlh l. x named and ax may he re<|iilred l,y m. erlntendent of xa„i asy|„m durlnx
«• term of the contract.
N(l bid W'ili be consider*..*! ..
H Um
Sllp-
* minitd in his hid tn,
‘inalliy and ,|.|antlty „r any ,,r all x„<.|, irtlel.x l.|,| „n unlll a new ennlrael xlmll he award,.I r„r the furnlshlna „| 'JuSmUud* " U,,p ' U * "■ tin- hi. Itldderx are reiiulred to furnish an- • ’Xhlhlt xam, |"x „f (he x,„,,|x and arll< lex bid mi hy th. hldde, f,, r hi tlnn l.v the Hoard of < •ommlxxio,,. i x ‘he time hI.Im are opened and , 01 " deled, except hik-I, aril, lex of no , rlinndixc that are wtamlard hrnmlx in ,, imiy h.. mini,,| | n th- re.|iilxlt|on of Bald superintendent, samples of wni.
may not be furnished for
Lion.
All bids submitted niUM>
Slips’
the No bid will be considered nor
l»M(t a warded to any bidder unlesi bidder will contract and a^ic to
naii
Ity
the inspei
be filed
rabb
*>.v
ya4
ot tho
of Indiana, r'ed by sjilfj
count
> oond in ih» sum "f $ oo the Hoard of Commissioners bounty of I’utnam. Stall wliiih bond imisr be apr
hmir.l, aald h.m.i ■<> eontuIn the provision* .and c'nndltlons to fni nish nil,I ted. if awarded tiie eonti tet . and
hi tide
with tiie bid suhmitthe contr a t . and also
lipariled by the Iddder's n«»nsion affidavit as required bv law
aceoinii
> lie nllui
r the bid will not
Tiie board
as
i .
considered. Die right to
Herves
tnv and all bids OEOROK L. HICK.
WALLACE KPKNCKH
ANI>Y I 4 CROSS : EDDlWl.° f
Auditor Putnnm County * 20-2L
claughli r of Bauibi i ige for Sunday transfusion for her brother. Edgar dinne.’. Gaines. Mr. Gaines underwent a Mr. and Mis. Witt Wright an I third rib operation at the Methodist
hospital. He will return to Sunnyside sanitorium as soon as he recov-
ers.
Dr. and Mrs. Veach attended a family dinner Sunday at the home of Mrs. H. H. Ahlemeyer at Clinton,
Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Silvers of Crawfordsville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Walter on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hughes of New Richmond spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hughes of New Albany came Sunday night for a visit. Charles Hughes has been quite ill at his
home.
John Wardlow of Indianapolis called on Dr. and Mrs. L. W. Veach Sun-
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Baird and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Baird attended the circus at Indianipolis Tuesday night. Mrs. Wayne Wakefield and son of South Bend have returned home after spending the past week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto LaForge.
Ruth O'Hair called on M . anil Mrs. Olio Bales of Roachdale Sunday eve-
ning.
0. v v -1- -I* -1- -I- + -i- -1- 4* *!• 0 s HA IN BRIDGE -t .*■*. •!* 4* 4* 4* 4- 4* 4* 4* v v 4* 4- 4- 4- 0 Mr .and Mrs. Lafe McGaughey and daughter, Mary, had as their guests last week end Miss Janet Russell of Pittsbudgh, Pa., and Jane Wood of Brooklyn, N. V. A1 Benson returned to his work at the Bon Ton Diner on Tuesday after a two weeks’ illness at his home in Paris, 111. Mis. - Flora Stone of Indianapolis returned to tier home on Wednesday after spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller and relatives in Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Collings left last week for a trip to Gladstone, Mich., where they attended the wedding of their son, Dr. W. D. Collings on Sat-
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Beck have purchased a three room trailer and have gone to LaPorte to reside. Mr. Beck is employed there. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grider of Wilmette, 111., visited relatives here over the week end and attended the Grider reunion at Fincastle on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sharp and sons and Mrs. Roy Sharp of Indianapolis were Sunday guests of Mrs.
Nellie Sharp.
Paul Blu, of Greencastle spent Friday and Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Jewel Blue.
Mrs. Lee Clark and daughter of Mt. Meridian and rMs. Gene Mathews of Indianapolis visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Sands. Mrs. A. J. Clark of Mt. Meridian is a guest this week of her sister, Mrs. Sands and husband. The Lh.Ros Aid of the Christian church will serve an ice cream supper in the conservation room Staurday
night. June 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard Allen of Roundup, Mont., Elbert Darnall of South Bend and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Young and son of Joplar Bluffs. Mo.,! Beam, undivided interest In .sit (1 Sun lay afternoon with Mrs, acres in Jackson twp., $1.00. lx, na Todd. ^ Forest Hill Cemetery Assoc., to Mrs Carl Smith was called to In- Frank O. Fraley, lot, $130.00. Ii.umpolix M i. i ,(, to give a blood Hubert L. Morrison et ux to Ches-
ssr siXHir^
— \I*I>H) HIM. ‘ <>l OK ( \KT00X S 'HTH A I.ATbT SATURDAY Ml SUNDAY & M
V0NCAS1 Air (iindltioM
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Leola Belle Sander to The State Bank of Russellville, land in Russell
twp. $75.00
Ghteley R. Huffman to Otho Underwood, land in Washington twp.,
$1.00.
Guy E. Kunkle et ux to Fred P. Backer et ux, 50.50 acres in Clover-
dale twp., $1.00.
Albert S. O'Hair to The Central National Bank, trustee, land in Mon-
roe twp. $1.00.
Ella M. Everman to Orville Everman, interest in 59.86 acres in Rus-
voll twp., $1.00.
W. G. Hammond et ux to Elmer G. Hammond et ux, lot in commercial
Place. $40.00.
Angeline Griffin et al to The State Bank of Russellville, land in Russel,
twp., $1.00.
Ralph Hostetler to Vera Mae Hos tetter, lots in Roachdale. $1 00.
:hrl, t iikketw*
I N IHHTAIN FOT
LONDON (UPl-fc crick r' Uirouglxwt
in charge lor the
of Miss Jum ShxmkT, pretty and tactful pt-
Medon. 1 / -ndon.
As secretary of the (Mi Oonferenc ■. ■''■!lt , ha* Me-
tier cont ioI and
tores ts of every one of#*
She is Ute first
hiwt.i y to hold sudi ••
Glessner C. Beam et ux to Walter among h< -..any
74.25 Ing fix uiex ami apf™
|- apart from e t ting tt» , to 52-page handbook. | “But I will not do UK
nays Miss Chamley.
ter F. Query et ux. 1 castle twp., $1.00. Frank A. Ashworth rtf G. Quinton, et ux, lotln' $1.00. John W. Hendrix et al I) ana Christian Mission clam: ■ m Putnamville,* Bert Roe et ux to John I 13 and onc-tluri ucm m twp., ' 1.00 and exchange. Alice M. Haltom to Heath lot in Greencastle I , Y. Deck, r. quit claim, i Washington twp., ll.Ot HAVE NYAJOft < Continuri! fron Pvt courthouse. In the n:’ progi n c, ification**# basis o i icmpioyntentinli to work rather tlanonii, econonn ne«l, aco.nhg#. Wen from local officili
land, last port touchtTh * klT 9 n d ° ne by airman in rapaatad poundings basa, with^xt.S*!^ ^ a y fl r er befo ” voyafl# to Amarica. Plymouth ii axtensiva naval barrack.. It wa« randatvou. of anti-Armada flaat.