The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 April 1942 — Page 2

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"onterence Held A! High School ►76 PUTNAM SENVOMt ( (M NT' IIKiH s( IIOOI. PKIM IPAI.S IN ATTKNOAMK

The third annual ' Educational Culilam-c Conference was held in . •!> • .stle high school Monday I nth 276 Putnam county seniors I ■id prim pals of all the county high I •ha s, In attendance. The ptogratr. i n^ire.l by the Guidance Comnitt.T ..f the hig-h school under the upervisioa of vice principal Glen • ! - .'n and Supt. Paul Boston. The schools attending, their pnn- 1 < ipals and the number of seniors war !

as follows:

Cl iverd.ile. 31 I^ee Walters. Clinton Center, 12. Elmo Houston I 1 i hdale, 26. Fred O'Neal. Belle Union. 15. Dora Pritchard. Fillmore. 30, Mabel Joseph. Bainbridge 31. Sam Valentine. Russellville, Id. Don Cooper. Re. isville, 15, Glendon Rightsell. Greencastle, 102, Will’am Bishop. The morning program included ■uie special music by students un"■•i the direction of Gene Ponningt in. an address on ‘'New' Regulat m " by Ellis H. Bell, assistant te superintendent: and the chief l Iress was by J. Raymond Schutz > f the Standard Life Insurance Co , his topic being “Education or Self

R'dia”.: Citizenship.”

* ' the neon hour a luncheon was f pals and officials attending the

a , nee by Mr. Bell.

P.. ig the afternoon the confere iee hioke up into group sessions

8TH l>I\ l^ION TO 1 i: \TI KK RADIO PUOi.RAM WEDNEsnW A radio program which should be rf interest to people of Putnam c )unty will be broadcast by the 38m Division of Camp Shelby, Miss, on the Louisville station WHAS on Wednesday evening at 9:30 o'clock. Many Putnam soldiers are with the 38th Division and the piogram titled Here Comes the 38th Division" will feature music and interviews by the boys of this Division. i>. O. DIM.AM is CANDIDATE Dallas O Dunlavy of Marion township. on Saturday filed as candidate 'or the Republican nomination foi lerk of Putnam county in the corning primary election May 5. Mt. Dunlavy is a farmer and has ived his entire life in Marion townhip. He was graduated from the rade schools n.nd then attended De’auw University. Mr. Dunlavy has lever held public office of any kind. Kl It A I. YOITH MEETING The Rural Youth Club of Put.nam dounty met Friday in the old gymnasium of the Greencastle High School. The club members were reninded of the district meeting which will be held April 15 at Lebanon and 20 members snid they are planning to attend the meeting and bring back the cowbell for another three months. The remainder of the meeting was ovoted to recreation led by Herbert McReynolds of Purdue University Mr McReynolds led the group of 10 in folk games which were enjoyed by all. The next meeting will be held when the club goes to Lebanon in a

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IBorsonnl ■- And LOCAL NEWS It KIEFS

Idr.ssea by representatives of a institutions. Including the y an 1 the navy.

Of CATTLE TOUR IS ARRANGED FOR FRIDAY

A hie:' cattle tour will be hell in 1 ubia ii m inty •«! Friday April 10 Pav'd Grimes, agricultural agen', nn ' larr 1 b lay. P. T. Brown beef ro I i tion extension special.st. will

e • i charge of the tour.

Pg s at plans call for the tour to ' 'M at 9:30 a. m. at the Longde.o ad CloJfelter farm in Clinton awnsiiip. Stop* will be made as ■| ow-s: Ray CloJfelter. Fied Wichuaii, Harry McCabe. Oscar Clod* l * i .il Paul McGaughey farms rhe group will eat at Flock's resI. urant in Russellville where th * afternoon meeting will b held. M>-. Grimes uigea all interest. I to bring

i< r ears and join the tour.

INDIAN \POLIS I.I\ l.STOf K Hogs: 8500: all weights fully

; steady; 160-200 lbs $13.70-$13.95; | 200-250 lbs omstly $13.90-$H, ton

$14.05; 250-300 lbs $13.65-$13.95* ;i00-4400 lbs $13.65-$ 1X80. 1C0-169

| lbs $12-$13.25; sows str ng to 10 ' cents hlglier: gr.od sows mostly

■$13.25-$13.60.

Cattle: 1800: calves 500: steers and heifers strong; cows steady to strong: early bulk medium and good steers $12-$12.50; nics'. early sales he fers $10.50-$12.50: vea’.ers weak to 50 cents lower, top $14 50. Sheep. 100: few lots go 1 to Choice native lambs steady at S12.25-$12.50. YOI'Nli M\N INJURED \T ( IJIVEKDAI.I N|' N DA \ Clyde Hurst, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hersehel Hurst of Cloverdale. was injured Sunday when he was struck by a piece of flying metal while he was standing by the railroad track in Cloverdale. It was said that when the engine passed a piece of metal •truck him in the leg. He was admitted to the Putnam county hospital for medical treatment.

ft s Lihe New When We're Thru' One Minute at the '’hone — or Hours Over the Tub? Send your washings to this laundry and avoid hours of heart-breaking and nerve-frazziing drudgery. V/hy slave in damp, steamy homo laundry rooms when our Thrifty Service plan is actually cheaper? Our route man will gladly explain the Thrifty laundry plan to you. Spend a minute on the phone now and save hours over the tub.

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John Arthur Friend transacted business in Indianapolis today. Mrs. Edgar Hurst of Belle Union left the county hospital Saturday. Prof. C. G. Pierson of this city entered the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis today. Mr. an.; Mrs. G. E. Turner of Chicago were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brothers. Mrs. Edgar Hurst of Belle Union returned to her home Saturday from the Putnam County hospital. Bernard Daily of Chicago spetu his Easter vacation with his son, James Daily, Greencastle, R. 2. Dr. and Mrs. D. W. Killinger and daughter spent Easter Sunday at Angola, the guests of relatives. There will be a district Eastern Star meeting at Bainbridge Tuesday j at 8 o'clock. All Eastern Star members are urged to attend. Frank Edward Donner who is attending Purdue University spent the week end here with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Donner. Mr. and Mrs. Mayheur Rubush had as their Easter guests Mr. and Mrs. Roland Grays of Rockville and Mr. and Mrs. James Rubush of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hatfield of Fort Benjamin Harrison Were Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wimmcr. Mrs. Hatfield was formerly Miss Helen Wimmer. Mr. and Mrs. Theodvre Caldwell of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Pike of Plainfield were Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Schulz, Limednlo road. Edgar V.Tiite has filed as a Demo■ratic candidate for precinct committeeman fr m the South Third Ward in Greencastle, subject to th Jay primary election. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson of Chicago spent Easter with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Nelson. Faster Sunday was the 54th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. A S

Nelson.

Dorotny and Kenneth Brinson of Indianapolis have returned home afttr spending a vacation with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Tuttle ami other relatives and

friends.

Mi and Mrs. George H. Parker of near Belle Union are the parents of a daughter born Easter Sunday at the Putnam county hospital. Mrs. Parker was the former Miss Freda

Hurst.

E. S. Walters, well known Cloverdale resident, has filed as a Democratic candidate for the nomination of Cloverdale township trustee, subject to the decision of the voters in the primary election next month. Mrs. John R. King, 619 Anderson street, had as her guests for the Easter HJiday, Myron M. King of Chanute FioM. 111.; Mr. and Mrs James C. Loveless and son Jimmy of Grove City, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. William Pfister of Danville, 111.; and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Thorlton and son Max. an I John W. King, of this city. L. R Naftzger, Kokomo attorney and former first assistant attorney general of Indiana, also a graduate of DePauw University, died at the St. Joseph hospital at Kokomo Saturday. Mi. Naftzger was graduated from DePauw University with the (lass of 1903. He served during the world war over-seas and was prominent in Central Indiana politics during the greater portion of his life. Out of town guests who attended the wedding of Virginia Funck and Marion Seller, held Saturday afternoon from the Gobin Methodist church were Judge and Mrs. Richard M. Funck Duluth, Minnesota; Mrs. Walter A. Nowlin, Casey, Illinois; Mr. and Mrs. James Y. Seller, James E. Sellei and Miss Amanda Browning. all of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Seller, Clayton; Miss Carrie E. Pierce, Bieknell: Mrs. Wm. Benjamin. Bruoevlllo and Mr. and Mrs, Russell W. Lehner, Brazil. When you send the washing to the I laundry you send a great many of your worries and cares along with it. 1 Home Laundry & Cleaners. Phone I'126, 6-lt.

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+ + + Everett W. Jones, wno hears from many of the Putnam county soldiers in camp, recently received a letter from Naval Air Cadet Lee Hochstedler, who was formerly employed at the Shannon Funeral Home and the Lincoln Restaurant. Cadet Hochstedler. a graduate of DePauw University. is now taking his ground and flying course at the Naval Air Station at Corpus Christi, Texas. Mr. Jones also received word from Cadet Robert Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Allen of Allendale. Cadet Alle.n is continuing his course at the Army Air Corps at Tucson. Ariz. William (Billy) Hurst, son cf Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hurst of near Mt. Meridian was recently transferred from an army camp in Washington State to a camp in Alaska, according to word received by ils relatives. Corporal Joseph J Pickett. Jr., of Eglin Field, Fla., is spending 3 fifteen day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Pickett, Sr., of near Fillmore.

Myron M. King, who was recently transferred from Keesler Field, Miss, to Chanute Field, 111. spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Joh i R. King. Anderson street. Mr. King was transferred to Chanute Field to take his final technical training. John Monnett, Cloverdale Route 1, was released from the county hospital Sunday. Mr .and Mrs. Raymond Keyt of Indianapolis were visitors in Greencastle Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Alexander and children spent Easter Sunday in New Castle. Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Dettloff of Cloverdale are in St. Louis, Mo., attending a medical meeting. Mrs. Carney Scott of Hall was admitted to the Putnam county hospital Saturday for treatment. Mrs. Hobart Martin, Greencastle Route 4, returned to her home Sunday from the county hospital. Mrs. Albert Cox. Coatesville Route 2, underwent an operation at the Putnam county hospital Sunday. Melvin Ellis, West Poplar street, underwent an operation at the Putnam county hospital Monday morning. . Louis Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. Don Roberts, all of IndianapolU were Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs War; Roberts, 501 west Walnut street. Miss Laura Sti mge has reiumed to her woik after spending the week end with her mother, Mrs. .1, S. Walts. Miss S'range Is employee, by the telephone company in Indianapolis. William H. McGaughey, former DePauw student and husband of Joan Durham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Durham, has been named public relations department head of the Automotive Council for War Production with headquarters in Detroit. LOST: Fountain pen, barrel fill, silv r trim. Reward. Return Banner. 6-lp CAMPAIGN GETS UNDERWAY INDIANAPOLIS, April 6 (UPi —A campaign to enlist all stores in Indiana as agenc.es for the sale of U. S. savings stamps and to enroll retail business peronnel in the bond buying program got under way to-

day.

Theodore B. Griffith, chairman o( the state defense savings staff retail department, announced he had nam- 1 ed 441 retail chairmen in as many ! cities throuhg.mt the state to aid * him in the drive. The plan calls for contacting more than 200,000 retail employes, store manages and own-

ers.

Climax of the sales drive will be “MaeArthur Week,” Apri 27 through May 2, when volunteer workers will i canvass house to house for pledges from Hoosiers to buy I.onls. Johnson has opposition Paul E, George of Lebanon was a last minute candidate for congress on the G. O. P. ticket from this district. in opposition to Noble Johnson, present congressman. TWO COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS GET SC HOLARSHIPS Two Putnam county high school seniors have been awarded scholarships to Ball State Teachers College at Muncie, according to notification received at the office of Frank Jarrell, county superintendent of schools. The two scholarships have been awarded to Joyce Catherine Mason, of Roachdale, and Robert Eugene Buis, of Fillmore. These scholarship are worth $6f each year to students receiving them

Society

Present Day Club / To Meet Tuesday Present Day Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. N. C. O Hair. 4* *5* + ♦ Fortnightly Club Meeting Postponed The meeting of the Fortnightly Club, planned for this evening at the home of Mrs. W. M. Bishop, has been postponed one week. •f* + 4- * Friendship Home Ec Club To Meet With Mrs. Hammond Friendship Home Economics Club will meet promptly at 1:30 o’clock Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ross Hammond, Indianapolis load. Mrs. Elizabeth McCullough will have charge of the program. There will be a bulb or flower seed exchange. 4* 4* *f* *t* Delta Theta Tim Alumnae To Meet With Mrs. Went Delta Theta Tau Alumnae will meet this evening at 7:30 o’clock with Mrs. Kenneth E. W’est, 629 east Walnut street. 4* 4* 4* 4* Couple Honored At Recent Shower A shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Scott on th" airport road, for Mr. and Mrs. Marion O'Neal Mrs. O'Neal wos formerly Miss Frances Higgens. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Bedford O'Neal and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joshua O'Neal and family. Mrs. Ray Larkin, Mrs. Bertha Terry, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Watts, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Kivett, Mrs. Frona Tinehcr, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Newman and son, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morgan, Mrs. D. R. Jackson and daughters, Mrs. Loyd Hurbert and daughter, C. A. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Scott and family. They received many useful gifts. 4* 4* 4* 4* Ove-The-Tea Cups Club To Meet With Mrs. Wildman Over-The-Tea Cups club will meet, Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Clyde E. Wild man. 4* 4* 4* 4* R. C. S. Club To Meet Tonight A called meeting of the R. C. S. Club will be held this evening at 7:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Martha Crawley, 8 West Seminary street. 4* 4* + 4* Trl Kappa To Meet With Miss M&hanna Active Chapter of Tri Kappa will meet Tusday evening at 8 o’clock with Miss Ella Mahanna, 416 aast Washington street. *1* 4* 4* 4* Veronica Club To Meet With Mrs. fieroa Veronica Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. J. W. Herod. Mrs. Paul Frazier will have the program. 4* 4* 4* 4 Good Cheer Club To Meet Thursday Good Cheer dub will meet at Mrs Garrett's Thursday. April 9, a 1:30 o'clock with Mrs. Paul Whitman as hostess. 4* 4* 4* * \rf Needlework Club To Meet Tuesday The Art Needlework Club wi'l neet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’ilock with Mrs. A. M. Arnold, 510 Crown street. 4* 4* 4* 4* Brick Chapel Ee Club Meeting Postponed Brick Chapel Home Economics Club meeting scheduled for Tuesday, April 7 has been postponed until Tuesday, April 14. The meeting will jc at the home of Mrs. Verner Snyder. 4* 4* 4- + Catholic Ladies Guild To Meet Tuesday Catholic Ladies Guild will meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'cl-vck. Mrs. lames Hughes will review “Keys To The Kingdom” by A. J. Cronin. 4* 4* 4* *1* Mr. and Mrs. Tuttle Entertained Guests Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Tuttle entertained with a dinner Easter Sunday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thomas and son Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brinson and children Dorothy and Kenneth, all of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Flint and sons, Bob, Jimmy, and Buddie, Mr and Mrs. Gilbert Tate and son Duane' and Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Tuttle of this city. Evening guests were Miami Mrs Manfred Tuttle and children, Tommy and Sharon. 4* 4* 4* *1* Maple Heights Club To Meet Tuesday The Maple Heights Home Econom ics Club will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 o clock at the school building Miss Mary Lou Schott will give a demonstration on meal planning There will be an exchange of seeds and bulbs. Hostesses will be Mrs. Lee

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Charles Pettit, today. April 6. IT. S. Schwartz, west Washington street, 7ft years, April ft. Charles Baysinger. Reelsville, R. 1, Sunday. April 5.

Weddings

Mr. and Mrs. Sam T. Hanna, 20 years ago Sunday, April 5th. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pettit, 33 Beveridge street, 12 years Sunday,

April 5.

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Van Hook,

56 years toda^April 6.

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McKamey, Mrs. Alva Chadd and Mrs. Glen Hammond. MISSIONARY RALLY TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY The Women's Missionary Rally of White Lick Baptist Association wid b e held at Amo Baptist Church Wednesday, April 8. The association is comprised of seventeen church.*-, including the Greencastle church. The program follows: 10:30 a. m. Opening song led by Mrs. George Doisett; devotional, Mrs. Raymond Skelton, Greencastle; Hymn: Speaker. Mrs. Mitchell, state president; Christian literature, Mrs. Marie Bralow, Plainfield; Hymn. 1:00 p. m. Hymn; devotional, Mrs. Dallas Rissler. Big Walnut; special number, girls from Big Walnut; special interest missionaries, Mrs. Minnie Swindler. Department Chairmen: Devotional Life, Mrs. Roxie Wright, Amo; Christian Friendliness, Mrs. Mamie Dorsett, Friendship; W. W. G., Mrs Esher Broyles, Plainfield; C. W. C., Mrs. John Westfall, Greencastle; Student Counsellor, Mrs. Jim Strain. Greencastle; Christian Citizenship, Mrs. Dale Anderson, Clayton; White Cross, Mrs. Raymond Stout. Friendship; Missionary address, Mi-s. Capon of China.; Hymfi*

FARM bureau meeting TO BE HELD TUESDAY A Farm Bureau meeting sponsored by the County Farm Bureau will be held Tuesday evening at 7:45 o'clock at the court house. Franklin and Russell townships will have charge of the entertainment. Prof. T. G. Yuncker will he the guest speaker. The public is invited to attend as well as school children CANDIDATES FILE IContlDticft from Hoar* O ary board, Marion: J. L. McFerran advisory board, Franklin; E. C. Mosier. advisory board. Franklin; Donald B. Barnes, advisory board. Franklin; Ora Michael, advisory board, Floyd; Fred Rogers, advisory board. Floyd; W. E. Morrison, county councilman- j | at-large; Roy Hillis, county council;, Clarence J. Ferrand, county council; Melvin Ruark, advisory board. Mar- I ion: Kenneth Ashworth, precinct | 'omniitteeman. North Warren; Har- ! old Sibbitt, trustee, Floyd; John A. Hanks, commissioner, Second Disjtrict; Raymond McCammack, advisory board, Jefferson; William H. O. Young, trustee, Washington; Ed Reason, advisory board. Jackson; Lafe McGaughey, advisory hoard. Clinton: Leslie Frank, advisory board, Clinton; John Sinclair, coun-

ty council; Cloyd Hall, trustee v, son; Guv Cox. comm: , !1P| ,!* Mst riel L C St< South Marion; Petei |- |„ a ' committeeman, South Fii\t j.- 15 Hamilton, committee,m„ Souths For,,, H Ak, North Washington; r w . state delegate, Russel! Rm , Cli John o. Rightsell North 2nd; Bugem B man. Mill Creek; Tm, ; „ Mf . c ' mack, committeeman West son; Floyd A. Allen • First Ward; John W ! Third Ward; Flossi, McCulirL, delegate, 4th Ward \\i!i ilm p,,,X delegate, Cloverdale riuy delegate Madison and W - . , . ter B. Ruark. delegn,. ! , cks „ r ^ Floyd; Clifford Hilli \]. Hepiihlieiins Maynard Shonkwiln -nan. North First ’ommitteeman, N, ri.-mis. commute, Karl E. O’Hair, romn o- 'irm Monroe; Leo C. Com ad. ri e |eg Ste I Second Ward; L< - nitteeman, South S. d: J. „ c Coffman, commit,. ■ m \ Greencastle; Clarence u ,.,i. comrnj ‘. j teaman, South Jack i;., j committeeman. South Fit.-, r ( , v a j Thomas, advisory hoa. l. Manor. Clarence E. Goff. - . nnty rouno:; J William W, Leucus <-.nnty counc.; Ernest W. McCa ward, Jefferson; Bam ,, staley a-. I visory board, Jeffeivai Alva F„e j advisory board. Jeff.r n; Op Flint, advisory board Clinton; LeJ and F. Chilcote, Clinton; Delton K. St. ee,. advrwry board, Clinton; A V Hutcheson, a Ivisory board. Clinton Geotge F/, | sign, county council H-ard B Myers, advisory i ..ud Franklin: I Eugene D. Hutchins - aitv coural; John H. Rader, a* - Gr. encajtr | twp.; Leo M. Cradick. advisoty board, Warren; Dali, 0. Dunlavy, county clerk; E C Sn th advisoiy ! ooard, Warren; Fi .iik Fi a.i-j visory board. Mom . Edward L Shields, advisory k ml Warren Waiter Reeves, advi -ard. M.*’•oe; C. A. Faller idvimry boari Franklin: Howard A Fordiee, aiivisory board. Russell; I- n B \Vr'dams, trustee, Franklii G. v. Firley, trustee. Jeff, i Ikn .Vie nis, trustee, Mario, d n S Underwood, advisory boai.i Marion; Albert O. Hunter, advi umI. Marion; Arthur E. Pi board. Cloverdale; ( 1 ' Cu: rang.advisory board. Cl .- lal- Fiank Davis, advisory b i Aubrey G. Lewis , dale; George Rissl.-i. : • mi | Washington; Robert board, Washington *

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