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| A MBEE THOUGHT FOR TODAY You may kill by neglect and failure and selfishness and cowardice i too: Thou shall not kill. Ex. 20:13.
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FOOD CAMPAIGN (tontluupd from !*««• One) good land use All counties in the state have now received their 1942 quotas, Vogler said, in which the projected increase in production for every farm product essential to the national defense propram has been listed. Fanners have been asked to re-
duce production on only three crops for 1942, Vogler stated. These included wheat, cotton and tobacco.
The Junior High School Girl Scorn troop, with their leaders, Miss Chambers and Miss McCuaig, en joyed a hike and wiener roast recently at the Dean farm, east of town. Twenty-six were present.
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Mr. And Mrs. Skelton Will Observe AnniversA/J
Mr. and Mrs. John Skelton will observe their golden wedding anniversary, October 19, at their country home seven miles northwest of .Greencastle. No invitations have been issued but Informal open hou.n will be held in the afternoon at their
home, for all of their relatives aim day October 15.
friends who cr.re to call.
Mr. Skelton is the son of the late David D. and Elizabeth Jones Ske,t:n. Mrs. Skelton is the daughter of lh< late Thomas D. and Isabelle Wells Cofer. Mr. and Mrs. Skelton were married October 21. 1891, a' the bride's home, where they hav** lived ail of their fifty years of mar-
ried Hie.
Mr .Skelton was 71 y-ars old, 0 ■ tober 4, and she was 70, March 13. They are the parents of two children: one son, John, who was in the World War, and one daughter, Mrs. Rex Hathaway. In addition to these two children, and their son in
they also have two grarlland one great grand-
Mrs. Pauline Tandy, Editor
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Birthdays
Elizabth Hoffman, Fillmore, t> i
(l iy, October 15.
Mrs. Anna Morgan. Greencastle, 61 years Tuesday October 14. Mary Moseley. Ridge avenue, to-
Mrs. John A. Wright of Manhattan,
M oiday. October 13.
Bette Ruth Combs. n»rth Jackson street. 2 years today. Ortober 15. Robert Theodore Tevault, 12 east Hanna street. 4 years today, October
15.
Miss Lucinda Frank of Russellville was admitted to the county hospital
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Cecil Justus, west Berry-law, street, was admitted to the Putnam'daughters county hospital Tuesday evening for ( daughter.
treatment ' Mrs - Skelton is a member of the
| Long Branch Christian Church, *.i Mrs. John D. McMurry, of Cum- i berland, Md., formerly of Terre \ Haute, is here today visiting ho | sister, Miss Mary Lou Schott.
charter member of the Home Ecu ncmics Club of Clinton and Madison
townships. 4* 4* 4* 4*
Sergeant Herrlot and David Wool- KiHIHay Dinner Held
man returned Tuesday to Jackson
Airbase, Miss., after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Eiteljorge.
For Mrs. Tom Morgan
A birthday dinner was held recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. To.** 1 Morgan, in honor of Mrs. Morgan'.?
Wilma Jean Kivett, daughter of birthday anniversary. Mr and Mrs. Gene Kivett, east of Those present were Mrs. Mamie Greencastle, has been pledged to Phi .Tari< S nn and daughters, Margaret Mu sorority at Purdue University. j and Barbara Sue, Mrs. John Evan
and son Eugene Miss Frances Hig{.ns and Marion O'Neal, all of Green-
Eugene Sollars has returned to Savannah, Ga. after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Albert Eiteljorge. He will leave next week for foriegn jervic\
Mrs. Bernard Kilgore of New York and Mrs. Ralph Segebarth of Louisville, Ky., are here visiting with their parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Throop. Dr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Wildman will atten I a dinner meeting of the Indiana Artists to be held October 18 at Indianapolis. Dr. Wildman will ad hers the meeting. The Jefferson Township Home Ecrncmics Club is ofcierving its guest day '.o lay. Ijy entertaining membi of similar clubs of the county at the school building at Belle Union. Robert L. Hurt, Rcachdale Route 2. has been transferred from Fort P n amin Harrison in Indianapolis to Camp Walters, Texas, according to w. id received by The Daily Ban-
ner.
Mrs. William Steele and son, Robert, are spending a few days in Greencastle, Robert Steele is stationed at Camp Shelby and Mrs. Steele is making her home in Hattiesburg. Miss, for the present. Sergeant James Herriot of Jackson, Miss, and his sister, Mrs. Albert Eiteljorge have returned from Chicago, where they visited their brothers, John and Max HerriAt. Their father, Jesse Herriot returned to Greencastle with them lor a visit. Mr. and Mrs. H. El Williams. we»i Poplar street, had as their guests for the l^st week, their daughters, Mr». Homer Powers of Gulfport, Miss., Mrs. Ormand Hammond and daughter. Elizabeth of Cleveland, O., aim Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Norton of Columbus. Private Norman N. Zackery, brother of Lloyd Zarkery of Parkersburg, was found dead in his bunk at the Baer Field air base near Fort Wayne, Monday. His home was in Judson. His death was caused by a cercl ral hemorrhage. The body Was taken to the home of his mother southwest of Russellville, Wednes-
day.
Mis. H. F. Rethers, wife of Major General Harry F. Rethers of Los Angeles. Calif., visited briefly Monday with Everett W. Jones en route to Washington, D. C. At one time in his military life, Mr. Jones served in the 9th United States Infantry, which at that time was commanded by Mrs. Rether’s father, the late General Jesse M. Lee. Ora Case, 71 years old, who was born in Putnam county and who ipent his early years in this county, committed suicide, according to the Owen county coroner, at the Owen county infirmary Monday, in a bathtub. He had been despondent because of his wife's death and becau-.. of his own ill health. The couple were not destitute and were boarders at the infirmary, but had been taken there because they could not care for themselves. Funeral services we,.! held Wednesday forenoon at Spencer, I with burial there.
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Past Matrons To Hold Meeting Friday Evening The Past Matrons Emera Clu.'i of Greencastle Chapter, O. E. S. will hold their regular monthly meetin* at the Masonic Temple on Friday evening October 17th at 7:30 o’cIock Mrs Phoebe Brown and Mrs. Rebn Weesner will be hostesses for the occasion. A good a'rendanre is desired as a humorous program has been
arranged. 4* 4* 4* 4-
Consumers’ Group
Meels Tonight
Consumers' Problems A. A. U. W. will meet
7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Harold Zink. 327 Hlghfall Avenue. Outitanding facts learned in last year's Mudy will be re-stated for the benefit of newcomers, and the govern-ment-specified Basic Diet will be
discussed. 4* 4* 4* 4*
East Floyd Home Ee. Club Will Meet Thursday, the East Floyd Home Economics Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Mary Williams near Coates ville.
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Kersey-Oellf n Marriage .Announced The marriage of Miss Beaulan Jeanne Dellen, daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. C. V. Dellen of Stilesville to Basil E. Kersey, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Kersey of Greencastle, took place Saturday evening at the home of Rev. H. M. Davis who lead trn single ring ceremony. After a short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Kersey will make their home in Danville, Ind., where Mr. Kersey is employed
Miss Ruth Mary Baker was released from the county hospital Wed-
nesday morning.
Walter H. Enz of Honolulu, Ha wail, is here for a visit with h;s family who are at the home of Mrs. W. A. Cooper, Bloomington street. Mr. ami Mrs. Donald Lee and two children of st. Louis, Mo., are hen visiting with Mrs. Lee's mother. Mrs Alice Northrop, east Seminary street.
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Farm Women’s Circle Held Inleresliiig Meeting The Progressive Farm Bureau Women's Circle met Friday Oct. 10 at Mrs. Garrett's tea room for their luncheon and program. Representatives from most of the townships were present. The afternoon session was called to order by the president, Mrs. J. R. South with the group singing t\\o songs. Mrs. Lloyd Houck was at the
T iano.
After roll call which was answer'd with Riley quotations, Mrs. Les'le D. Scott and Mrs. Claude Crooks state and district S. and E. leade... ;ave inspiring talks which were o. nterest to all farm women. Mrs. Raymond Wright, county S. md E. leader mentioned the district Farm Bureau meeting to be held *n Thomtown Thursday, October 16 and urged as many as possible to at-
tend.
Due to a conflict with the state convention the next meeting will b: held in the assembly room of the ou’-t house the first Friday in November. The meeting was adjourned witn all repeating the prayer. Those present were Mrs. J. R Sguth, Mrs. Philip Hutcheson, Mrs. Lois Zeiner, Mrs. Jesse Sears, Mrs. Lowell Dicks, Mrs. Morris Heavin, Mrs. Clara TalbctJ, Mrs. Roy Kee, Mrs. Louis Williams, Mrs. Ivan ark, Mrs. Lulu Gough, Mrs. Ben V\ ells, Mrs. Raymond Wright, Mt 1 Lloyd Houck, Mrs. Verner H :uck Miss Leona Kerby, County Public Health Nurse, Mrs. Gene Aker Mrs. Roscoe Daggy, Mrs. C. G. Jo, dan, Mrs. Ray Evens, Mrs. Chas Hutcheson, Mrs. Elvin Harlan. Mrs Alex Bryan. Mrs. Ezra Arnold Mr. Wayne Brannemann, Mrs. Glen on Herbert, Mrs. George Schafer, Mia. Leonard Mann, Mrs. Chester Ruark Mrs. Sarah Farmer, Mrs. Ida E Evens, Mrs. Leslie D. Scott, Mrs. Carl Arnold, Mrs. Maude McNa:., Mrs. Galvin King, Mary E. O'Hair. Leona Sutherlin, Edith Sallust. No.. nie E. Furr, Mrs. Gertrude Hutcheson, Mrs. W. J. Weesner, Mirs Madonna Grimes, Mrs. Claude Crooks and daughter and one guest Mrs. J B. Gormley of Dayton Beach, Flor-
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4* 4* 4* 4* Fillmore Garden Club To Have Party Saturday The Fillmore Garden Club will hold a party for members and their families at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mohart Saturday night, Oct. 18. Please bring glasses for family. 4. q. q. q. Home Ee Club Mel Tuesday Afternoon The October meeting of the Brick Chapel Home Economics Club wc held Tuesday afternoon in the Brie - Chapel Church. The meeting was opened by repeating the Home Economics Creed in unison. The lesson on electrical appliances was given by Mrs. I. W. Wrighf and Mr*. Herman Hendrieh. Mrs. Clifford Earley rca I a very interesting paper on Halloween. An invitation from the Belle Union Home Eornomlcs Club to meet with them October 15 was re-’d by the •.ecretp. 7. The meeting w»s oismi*aod with the Home Economies I ray *.' Mr and Mrs. Edgar S‘r,n and daughter Barbara of Indl map,,! msit d riinday with M • and Mrs. - 4 K. P< rsi and family 4* *1* 4* 4* Mrs. Todd To Be Hostess Thursday Delta Theta Tau will meet Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mis. Joe Todd. Members are asked to come masked. Please note change in date of meeting. 4* 4- 4* 4Gobin Woman’s Society To Meet Thursday Woman's Society of Christian Ser- , Vlce of G °bin Memorial church will : meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock in Community Hall. Mrs. T- BuiffRs will have the program on the topic “The Status of Missions'* and Mrs, C. D. Hildebrand will conduct the devotions. There will b. special music. The executive board wll imeet at 1;30 p. m.
The Woman’s Bible Club Gobin Memorial church
Friday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock with Mrs. Ida Pierce. Mrs. Knoll will have the devotions and the program will be given by Mrs. E. F. Naylor on the subject "Out of Doors With
God."
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Emily Khaner Bride Of Albert Dickey The beautiful home of the Rev. L. J. Reder at Romney, Ind.. was the scene Monday evening Ocfiober 13th at three o'clock of the impressive single ring wedding ceremony 01 Miss Emily L. Shaner of Greencastle Route 4 and Albert Dickey, son o» Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dickey of Brazil,
Ind., Route 3.
The bride was lovely attired In a street length dress of navy blue crepe with bright red accessories. The attendants were Mrs. Barney Shaner of Lafr -tte, Route 8, Mi*. Charles Shaner of New Richmond and Harold Shaner of Camp Shelby,
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Immediately following the cere- something bigger ti ian mony the couple went to their new ( that only will power, in the" home at Lafayette, where the groom alysis, carries one on
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lollv-Gel-Together C lub I Floy ‘ l , of Clov rij ■lei With Mrs. York ( was arrested on the north k| The Jolly-Get-Together Home Eco- cou,t houSf ' • sf i ,1 »re last
nomics Club held its October meetng Friday ev nlng at the home of Mrs. Ray York, south of the city. Seven members of the club and their
families were present.
Mrs. York and Mrs. Cooksey had charge of the entertainment and con- 1 test priz s were won by Ernest, Mary, and Verlin Rader. Delicious refreshments of sandwiches. do-nuts and cider were served by the hostess. The men played euchre whil the women held their bu in 0 : meeting. Plans were made for a called meeting to be held soon and a Hallowe’en party at the home of Mrs. Boatright on October 30th. ] The next regular meeting will be held on November 13th at the home I
of Mrs. Boatright.
Those present for the meeting Friday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rader and two daughters, Dorothy and Edna. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling , Boatright and daughter Hilda, Miss 1 Jessie Howald, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cooksey and daughter Jolly Ann, * Mrs. Goldie O’Neal and daughter 1
Night Police Officer Charlei paid a fine of $1 with cosbii of the Peace Robert H court this nun mg H wail . with public intoxication.
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Wilma, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Coffin ( and son Bobbie and little grand- , daughter Marilyn Knauer, Mr. and ( Mrs. Verlin Rader and son Jimmie , and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond York and son Bobbie. 4* 4* 4- 4. Study Group To Meet Friday The Second Study Group meeting of Martha Ridpath School will fcg held Friday October l7ih at 1:30 n. the school auditorium. The subject for discussion will be “Bad Habits Live on Dividends.” The leaders of the discussion will be Mrs. Frank Deer and Mrs. Mahlon Baker. Parents are urged to attend and visitors are welcome.
BIG SMACK — While was being shot in HoM for new movie, Jane Wn and Regis Toomey are reM ed to have set record | world's longest kiss. Itlfl 3 minutes and 5 sec»| They're shown starting ild They picked up speedl took deep breath after ltd
lligli $c*liool Highlights Much enthusiasm was shown on the part of high school students dur- • < invocation on Tuesday. They had the iare privilege of hearing an experienced mountain climber tell of his thrilling climbs in the Rockies both in United States and in Canada. Harris Peel of Decatur, Illinois, freshman iu DePauw and the convocation speaker, with three friends gained his first experience in rope climbing under the tutelage of a guide in Estes Park a few years ago. Since this time he has climbed Long’s Peak as far as man has ever climbed it; he was a member a party, the fifth such ever to succeed in the attempt, to reach the summit of M:. St. Elius in Canada an altitude of 18.000 feet. It was during this experience that Mr. Peel became completely blind in addition to suffering many other physical discomforts, and because of this had to be carried the last few thousand feet. However, their success in reaching the top was worth all that he had suffered on their ascent. Tiie speaker’s next ambition, he sain i- to climb Mt. Aconcagua, the highest mountain in the Andas, which reaches a height of 23,000 feet. If this attempt is successful, he hop's to he asked to join the American Alpine Club, membership in which is considered a great honor. Not the least interesting of the speaker's description proved to be 'he details of the Equipment necessary to rope climbing, the prime 1 *n:.' i s that one must learn to avoid, and the definite physical reaction-?
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