The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 January 1942 — Page 2
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Wayne Stevenson, .'IS. and Thomas Clark, .'ir. upon their pleas of guilty.
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w rv sentenced to the Indiana state prison on terms of 1 to 5 years by Judge Marshall D. Abrams in the Putnam circuit court Thursday afternoon. The men were charged with escaping from the Indiana state
farm.
W.llimn H mis, 17. who also plead- nittee meeting of the Putnam Council guilty to the same charge, was y Rural Youth Club at the court sent nee. to the Indiana state re- use on Tuesday, January 27th at form a lory for 1 to 5 years. i :3G p. m.
There will be an executive com-
A HIRER THOUGHT FOR TODAY But Christ gave ds a positive law to love all men. Then the negative law' will not be needed: Ye have heard that it was said by them of old time, thou shall not kill. Matt. 5:21.
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Mrs. Albert Dobbs, Ridge avenue, is reported quite ill at the Putnam county hospital. The Mother's Singers will meet Monday afternoon at 1:45 o'clock at Second Ward Auditorium. Miss Helen Raye, formerly employed at the Everett W. Jones drug stole, has returned to her hom^ at [ Shelbyville. Prof. Edw-ard Shadbolt of DePauw was admitted to the Putnam j county hospital Friday morning for treatment. Karen Bamaby, daughter of Mr. I and Mrs. C. H. Bamaby, Jr., Northj wood, underewnt an operation at. th.. I Putnam county hospital Thursday 1 night. "Young People's Day'' will be observed in thb Presbyterian Church Sunday with a special service at 7:00 p. m. in charge of the high I school society under the direction of | Donald Fretz. The theme of the proI gram will be "Build today for a ! Christian world.” The service Is op- | en to the public and adults are especially invited to be present.
DR. G. W. McCLINTOCK
Treaiments for corns, callouses, bunions, ingrown nails, weak feet. OFFICE HOFRS, TI ES. - THF’iS. - SAT. 0:00 A. M. — 5:00 P. M. EVERY EVENING 7:00 8:00 P. M ‘241, E. WASHINGTON STREET PHON E 343
TO EASE MISERY OF CHILD'S COLD RUBONWICKS • YVapoRub
Society
The choir of the Gobin Memor ial chur.-h wil meet for practice this evening at 7 o’clock.
Mrs. Haskel Cloyd of Indianapolis
Recent Bride
Honored At Shower
Mrs. William Alexander entertained with a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening at her home in honor of Mrs. Kenneth Dickson, who was formerly Miss Madonna Orr. Assisting hostesses were Mrs.
Wil-
visited Thursday with her mother '| liam Floyd , M rs. Beryl Atkins ami
Mrs. Luther on north Madison street.
Mrs. Fred W. Hixson is visiting with her son, Robert Hixson in Denver, Colo. Mrs. Hixson ma le the trip by plane on the United Airlines Charles Bergen, night police officer, arrested Nick Nicholson oi Ridgevillc, Thursday night on cast Walnut street. He was fined $1 and cost before Mayor James Friday on a charge of public intoxication. Ralph L. Records, who went to i Fort Harrison recently from Putnam county, Iras been assigned to the replacement center at Camp Wallace, Tex is. according to information received here from Ft. Harrison. In addition to the Knitting Class every Monday evening at the Pifblic Service Company, knitting Instruction will be given every Tuesday afterm on from 1:30 to 4:00 on the fourth floor of the court huse. Funeral services for Daniel Cordon Summers, who died Wednesday, will be held Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock from the Sands Funeral Home in Bainbridge. The Rev. Ray-
Mrs. Clcva York Decorations were in red, white and blue. Contests were won by Mrs. Murvl Davis and Mrs. Maynard Shonkwiler. Mrs. Dickson received many lovely gifts. •1* -I* *1*
Mrs. Lorene Hubble Honored At Shower
A miscellaneous shower was held | Wednesday evening at Mrs. Garrett's in honor of Mrs. Lorene Hubble, recent bride of Sgt. Marcellus A. Hubble, Camp Shelby, Miss. Hostosser were Mrs. Bernice Lewis. Mrs. Lucille King end Miss Doris Wil-
liams.
The table for the gifts was decorated in blue and white and the guest of honor, wearing a blue dress, was given a corsage of white carnations, by
the hostesses.
Gomes were played and prizes were won by Miss Roberta Koontz, Miss Laura Strange, Mrs. Jean Pierson and Miss Hila Ritter, which were in turn given to the bride, who received many useful and attractive gifts. Those present were Mrs. Melba
mond Skelton will officiate. Inter- l
ment will be made in the Bainbridge | Hanlon Miss Evelyn Shuck, Miss cemetery. j L aulfl strange. Miss Helen Boswell,
I Miss Mary Hnrtnagle, Miss Roberta
If quality is uppermost in your [ Koo , ltz Mi8! , Margaret Kendall, Mrs. mind when you have cleaning to be | Colpilr Haniman. Miss Freda Terry,
Home Laundry & j Miss Doris Trout. Miss Hila Ritter,
done phone 126.
Cleaner;'.
Miss Ruth
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Adda Hutcheson et con to Lemuel Richardson, 70 acres in Jefferson
twp., $1.00.
Paul Rayntan et al to Louis Rayman, quit claim, 04 acres in Cloverdale twp., $1.00. Oren G. Kivett et ux to Flora B. Garrett, lot in Fillmore. $1.00. John P. Taylor et ux to Roscoe G. Scott et ux. lot in Greencastle, $1.00. Herndon Irwin et ux to Allan Lumber Co., Inc., lots in Greencastle,
$1.00.
George L. Reiser et ux to Clyde R. Hunter, lots in Manhattan, $1.00. Eleanor M. Beyl to Herman C. Beyl, lot in Greencastle, $1.00.
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Orphie Duncan. Friendship Club Mel Wednesday
On Wednesday, January 21st, the Friendship Home Economics Club met for a pitch-in dinner at the home f Mrs. Elizabeth McCullough on Berry street. The day was spent sewing for the Red Cross and tacking i comfort. Fourteen members and one guest, Miss Mary Lou Schott, were in attendance. The next regular meeting will be held February 11th at Mrs. Garrett’s, with Mrs. Florence Baldwin as hostess.
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Federated Reading Club Met Wednesday Afternoon The Federated Reading Club met Wednesday afternoon at the city library. Miss Mary Woodrum was appointed representative to the Greencastle Council of Clubs. A splendid report of the council meeting was given by the representative. A splendid report of the council meeting given by the representative. A Ferd Lucas reviewed “Country Squire in the White House, ’ which is an intetesting biography of Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Loral Rchekah Members Guests of Plainlield Chapter A large delegation of members of Bee Hive Rebekah Lodge No. 106 of this city were in Plainfield Thursday night as guests of Naomi Lodge No. 115. This was one of the largest of the series of meetings being held in District 10, which is composed of
j lodges of Montgomery, Morgan, ! Hendricks and Putnam counties. | Mrs. Louise Pogue of Crawfordsj ville, department president of the j district, was guest of honor. SuperI intendent Welcker of I. O. O. F. i Home at Greensburg was among the distinguished guests and gave an interesting talk. Several district past presidents and curent district officers were present. Mrs. Olive Brown >f this city is a past president and Miss Ethel Schachtel is current dis-
trict secretary.
A committee from Bee Hive Lodge consisting of the following members, Mrs. Olive Brown, Miss Ethel Schachtel, Mrs. Ruth Fry. Mrs. Sallie McNeely, Mrs. Laura Williams. Mrs. Sola Lush, Mrs. Maude Snider. Mrs. Dorothy Heim and Mrs. Maude Friend escorted "The Dove of Peace’’ o the Plainfield Lodge where it will (•main until February 1. At that _ime it will be taken by a committee from Plainfield Lodge to the Coatesrille Lodge, where it will remain
j the period. ,
I Mrs. Pogue in her talk urged the I continued full cooperation of all i Rebekah Lodges in the Defense proI gram and stressed the importance of | buying Defense Stamps and Bonds, ' working for the Red Cress and otherwise supporting our country’s government. She outlined the program of the Rebekah Assembly for the current year as proposed by the or- | ganization’s leader and commended : —
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4- + + + * + + + + * # ANNIVERSARIES * 4. 4. 4. 4. -:- 4- -l* -I* Birthdays Willard Nelson Scobee, GreencasUe, R. 3, 19 years today, January 23. Arthur Geabes. 403 north College, 50 years today, January 23. Norma Jean Bunten, 508 Illinois street. 8 years today, January 2Jrd. C. B. Cantonwine. today, January 23. Mrs. Keith Roberts, today, January 23. p eRgy Etcheson, today, January 23.
ihc various lodges on their splendid work.
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4* *1* •!• 't* ( lark-Porler Wedding Solemnized Miss Marie Clark of Jasonville. In i., became the bride of John R Porter of this county at a pretty wedding solemnized at the home of her sister In Indianapolis Saturday evening January 17 at 8:30 o'clock. Only a few relatives and close friends attended the ceremony. The attendants were Miss Waneta Clark and Kenneth M. Porter. The happy couple will make their home at 3231 N. Illinois street. Indianapolis, where Mr. Porter is employed at the Ashjan Upholstering
Co.
Mrs. Will Poiter, Mrs. Josie Keyt. I Mrs. Fred Porter and son, Kenneth, >f Greencastle attended the wedding. 4* 4- 4* 4Mrs. Marshall Entertained Sunday With Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marshall entertained > Sunday with a pitch-in dinner in honor of Mrs. Marshall’s birthday. There were nine club members present to enjoy the day with her. The next meeting will be March 22 with .Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Scobee. »j« -j- »$• Thursday Social Club Held Luncheon-Meeting The Thursday Social Club of the Indiana State Farm met Thursday at the home of Mrs. Vein Bowers. After njoying a delicious luncheon the group cut and sewed bed jackets for the Red Cross. Last year the Thursday Social Club made 17 bed jackets, 24 operating gowns, 21 layettes and 8 dresses for the Red Cross. This year their aim is much higher. Those present were Mrs. John Gray. Mrs. Claude Silkwood, Mrs. Albert Ellis. Mrs. Louis Cohen, Mrs. Glenn Rowland, Mrs. Lillie Cohen, Mrs. Vern Bowers. Mrs. Rex Thompson, Mrs. Cecil Cooprider and Mrs. C. B. Robertson. 4- 4- 4- 4 - Twentieth Century Club Elects New Officers Miss Lenore Alspaugh and Miss Lelia Horne entertained the Twentieth Century Club in the former’s home Wednesday afternoon. Miss Jeanette O’Dell, club president, presided and the meeting was opened by repeating the club collect. Mrs. T. E. Williams, assisted by Miss Lenore Alspaugh, presented a list of good pictures soon to be shown in Green-
castle.
Miss O’Dell urged members to con-
tribute books to men
To relieve Misery of
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where they will be shipped. Mrs. J. E. Courtney, chairman of he membership committee. ; d satisfaction for tie H ilt.-iidatli ■ 'nil" ( om:: Tultl all it can to lo ■ p lie 1 i- ' and working toward the pn.i,. ’he Twentieth Century Club o Collection for the Infant 1 au<L
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$4.05 was n e, iv 11 1 1 '! u And,, present signed cards pled. . t:..'^^T issistance in the National liefenn
program.
Motion was made and see 'icM 1 discontinue serving refresh! nt r meetings for the duration of the wjt A committee composed of Mrs. Mj, West. Mrs. Omer Beck and Mrs !:, Pierce was appointed to deci ■ on a I amount that a hostess usual !f»n4i^H_ for tefreshments and this amount uoftl O tv ■ turned over IIV He pom < < onf on Pime II ^Valt] IMH \\ \Pol ls 1 i\ 1 - 1 ejovi
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KIWAMS LUNCHEON Fifty members were
Thursday at the regular lunchfflij^M
meeting of the Kiwanis Cl
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Rev. John Tem . - Tnua speaker, was intu- ne • Ursol Lyon. Rev I • mu M Ethel ior of the Gobin ** and his subject
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taking same to the local library from is thp t,ainin K of our childi mlL-Nob},
training
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