The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 December 1941 — Page 4
H'lIE DAILY BANNER, GREHNCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1941.
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Ruby and Rose Marie Clodfelter of Mrs. John Williams. »Mrs. Rex Indianapolis spent the week end with Beck. Mrs. James Jones and Mr. and j Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Clodfelter. Mrs. Robert Williams were in Indi-
The following past matrons of anapolis Saturday.
Russellville O. E. S. attended a | Miss Ella Walsh and Mrs. Kate luncheon Wednesday at the Colum-1 Anderson spent last Sunday with
bia Club in Indianapolis: Mrs. Frank Mary Anderson.
Kennedy. Mrs. Estella Gardner. Mrs. j Mr. and Mrs. James Grider called A. M. McGaughey, Mrs. Jesse Pot-! on Mr. ami Mrs. John Obenchain of
ter, Miss Olive Evans, Mrs. Floyd Gardner. Mrs. Ray Whitson, Mrs. Fred B iles, Mrs. Win. Canady. Mrs. Harry Ramsay. Mrs. Olin Leonard and Mrs. C. T. Malan and Mrs. Ethel Gardner of Indianapolis. v *1* -I* v -i* *:* •;* t ■*- i* *1' *i* •!■ ^5 r Ft.KN , + oj *i* *1* -I- v -I- -1* -I- -!• Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gardner had as their week end guests Mr. and Mrs. Elza Gardner of Indianapolis. Misses Carolyn and Mary Varvel spent Saturday night with their grandmother. Mrs. Sally Varvel. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Frazier and daughters Patty Jo and Betty Lou were Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Frazier.
Mrs. Mary Cox entertained her
children Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Frazier called on Mrs. Virgil Varvel Monday.
Bainbridge Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Jones and son visited with Mr. Jones’ sister in Indianapolis Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Tobin of Anderson were guests of relatives over the week end. Mrs. Claude Crosby, Putnam county farm fieldwoman for AAA was gu< st speaker at Mrs. Robert Lewis’ home in Washington township Tues-
day.
jgj -j- -r t- •!• + i§o} : >“ BELLE UNION d •:* -!• d* •!• -i- d- d- d* •!• d* *** ■i’ Rev. Paige of Indianapolis preach- I ed at the Union Valley church Sun- | j day morning and together with his j family were dinner guests of Mr. and j Mrs. Clarence McCammack. Rev. ; R. E. Masten was a too a guest. Mrs. A.la Hurst spent Thursday I i with Mrs. Claia Hill.
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A BKi MUMUtl hits, betti:r see them.
See them raid tha males...in the seeson’e biggest roundup of roars!
FINAL TONIGHT:
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MIGHTIEST X-RAY—Most powerful X-ray machine in world, now in service in recently completed $500,000 high voltage laboratory of Bureau of Standards, Washington. Radiation equals 14 pounds of radium, worth $150,000,000 if it could be purchased. General Electric plants built machine.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Varvel and ' yf rs Jerusha Mabb and Harry children have moved to Greeneastle. 1 in , cla| . H Mabb wele ca neis in CloMi and Mrs Abner Cox are th e |verdale Thursday afternoon, parents of a son born Nov. 23rd. i ] (a * a i tc-achers were in Gi'^enRaymond Moiian and Miss Lorene j as j| e Saturday attending institute.
Cox called on Mr .and Mrs. Reeve
Morlan and family Sunday.
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family.
J. i). Pekins returned home Thurj-
clay from
‘titry hospital.
EVEYBODY HEALS THE BANNEH
Mrs. Ethel Stringer, Gertie Stringr and Alma Hill called on Mrs. Ro-
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hodge were visitors in Indianapolis Thursday. 1 Mrs. Clara Hill, Mrs. Ada Hurst,
-l- ] anc j \ij ss Alma Hill spent the day
Friday in Greeneastle.
^ * * * * + * * * ~ * * * * * ® j Mrs. It. P. Allee and son were SatMr. and Mrs. James Jones were un)ay gU08ts at the Eva Cohn home
visiting in Indianapolis Sunday. * j ;n clovercta i e
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Boling have returned to their home after spend-
ing their vacation with relatives ^ , )ert Fjsher of Stilesville Wednesday j
j afternoon.
Mias Ooleen Pitts of Greeneastle i \ spent the weekend here with friends. I j Mr. and Mis. George Dorselt and daughter of Hazelwood attended j church services he: - e Sunday morn- J
j ing.
j Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McCam- , mack and Mrs. Hettie Scott were I visitors in Greeneastle Friday. A large cowd attended the parent teachers meeting Mon lay night.
IT’S UPTO THEM—Ambassador Kichisaburo Nomura, left, and Saburo Kurusu, smile placidly as newsmen seek interview, as Japanese envoys leave White House. Envoys have just heard President Roosevelt express non-appeasement policy.
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Famed String Quartet Schedules Concert The Coolidge Qaurtet, one of the most outstanding chamber music groups in the country, will present
a concert at DePauw Tuesday night December 16, according to an announcement by Van Denman Thompson, Dean of DePauw Music School. Founded in 1936 this distinguished group is composed of William Kroll, first violin, Jack Pepper, second violin, David Dawson, viola, and Naoum Bemlitzky, ’cello. Campus Groups Sponsor Under the sponsorship of the Music School, Phi Mu Alpha and Mu Phi Epsilon, campus musical fraternities, and Kappa Tau Kappa, these four accomplished artists will bring the best in blended string ensemble work to the local campus. William Kroll, the first violinist, attended the Institute of Musical Art at New York City, where he graduated with highest honors and won the Loeb prize, given to outstanding young musicians. The second violinist, Jack Pepper, has studied at leading American schools including Eastman and Curtis Institute of Music and was i member of the Los Angeles Philharmonic. David Dawson, viola, has been principal viola with the Minneapolis Symphony for the past two seasons. The fourth member, Naoum Benditzky, was born in Russia and mad 5 his first public appearance at the age of nine. The Coolidge Quartet has recorded many popular Victor records; and last year, made a picture in Holly-
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SANTA CLAUS LANE—Transformation of Hollywood boulevard, Hollywood, Cal., to Santa Claus le - was mede with more than 1,000,000 persons watching and mile-long parade headed by screen and radio stare FlaboraTH boats included one oi Santa Cliut riding hi* sleigh above.
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INDIANAPOLIS this month . . . and pay for your fun with the money you save traveling by BUS! There's something interesting going on every day. HOCKEY and ICE SHOW INDIANAPOLIS CAPITOLS vs. Pittsburgh .... Sun. Dec. 14 New Haven . . Thurs , Dee. IK Hershey Sun.. Dec. 21 Cleveland .... Sun . Dec. 2K Buffalo Wed , Dec. :tl Dee. 5-11, incl. (8:.(0 P. M.l
A H Holly
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SONJA HENIE with her 11142
Hollywood Ice Revue
(SI.10, Sl.tio, $2.20 and *2.75)
PLAYS. ETC. (English Theatre)
Mon., Dec. 2 I8:.'M P M I Ballet
Russe de Monte Carlo.
Des. H-13, incl, "Tobacco Road"
with John Barton (Wed.
and Sat. matinees).
Dec. 15-16-17 Blossom Time" with Everett Marshall
IWed, matinee).
Dee. 25-31, incl. "Life With Father," starring Percy Waram and Margalo Gilmore (Sat. and Wed mati-
nees i.
CONCERTS
INDIANAPOLIS SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
Dec. 5 12:30 P M i and Dec. A iH::iii p m i—Orchestra with Emanuel Feuermann.
cellist.
Dee. Hi 12:30 P M l »nd Dec. 20
i;<:30 P M i—Orche with Hertha Glaz
tralto.
S un ..l.n.r4,3:00 P M ) Popu-
rice Concert.
ROUND trip FARE —■ only
(Plus 8',; Tax)
$130
"our local .lent will
irve tickets for you to »"» »' the above events at regular box
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