The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 October 1942 — Page 2

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Childs Colds Society

To Relieve Misery Rub on Time-Proved Vicks VapoRub Carolyn Sue Mark letumed to her home Thursday from the eounry

Carol Martin was released fror i the Putnaip county hospital Thurs-

day morning.

Maxine Hutcheson was releases from the Putnam county hospital

Thursday morning.

Alts C. B. Townsend of Bloomington s]>ont Wednesday with I>r. and

Mis V. Earle Wisem^i.

School teachers of the county are attending the state Teachers’ Association meeting at Indianapolis. Mrs. Frank. Nelson. Greencaatlo Route I. returned to her home Wed-

Mrs. Russell Day and baby return- . m>8day from the Putnam county

lersonal And LOCAL NEWS

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ed to their homo Wednesday the Putnam county hospital.

from

hospital. Mrs. Lucille

Farrow. Greencastle

K |„ Adamson Weds Miss Marjorie Mercer Frederick L. Adamson, son of Mi and Mrs. Phil Adamson, living n mile north of Lena, was united In matriage with Miss Marjorie *- ! Mercer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rnseoe Mercer, of south of Ler. - [Tuesday afternoon. They will live m 1 East Brazil.

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| Milchell-ltelley Marriage Xiinoumcd Ann uncement was made recently 1 ,n a Los Angeles. Calif., newspaper i of the marriage of Miss Annabel Kelly, daughter of Mrs. D. F. Kelly j of Los Angeles, to Lieutenant (j.g. I ! William Royce Mitchell of the Unil- | ed States Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Royce Mitchell, also of Los Angeles. The ceremony took place in the Church of the Precious Blood in Los i Angeles. Owen Jenks. a boyhood

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lawience, Lr. 1 ft today for Espyville. Pa., for a visit with Mr Lawrence's sister. Mrs. Mae Crum.

How To Relieve Bronchitis Creomulsion relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw. tender Inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Couehs. Chest Colds, Bronchitis ^ I ... I. «.!!—■ 'r. 'Vm.r— own taste." Poems of Valeneia. Mistral, Dario and others were read and

discussed. + + + *

I*, and P Women Met Wednesday The Business & Professional Wom- > n’s Club met at the College Inn on Wednesday evening for a dinner meeting. Miss Jean Norene. the disriet director, and Mrs. Blanche M. .V’ean, were guests. Instead of serving refreshments

Tired Kidneys Often Bring Sleepless Nights Dorlors imy ynnp kHnovs 0 , .~" „ E'SHSss'Jjs: nuny p.-npl, h.ive topi „ p or wanly lianKaxm » illi «liinnii,e. n j I? wnnfiimea eliows thorn i« " s SS53S?r35S‘S pouonmu mutter to rm, „ n j n . „ r ( w ™"h oun v-a-ip from your l,|,, 1.1 , n j, ; ,‘n I

01.1) (,(>■ l> IIAV t< onlinni'il rrom I’lllSe Oni-1 olis an . xpected t<> come ditertly to DePauw for Hi Old Gold Day celeliration before returning to their homes throughout the state. Dr. Clyde VVildman will speak at the Ohl Gold Day service Sunday morning at tlr Gobin Memorial Methodist church. N\\\L LOSSES t < oiitiiitM-il Ironi I'tiUt* «M»C| In fact there has been no offensive land action reported since last Thurs•day when th. last Japanese troop landing was made. til T < Ot MTL I f onl tniMMi from <»••«*> These include a group of selections by the Elks Chanters, of the Terre Haute Elks club, under the leader-

ship and direction of Carl Jones, route!s. friends, and scout parents mould feel highly honored with this irt of the program as the Chanters ne in great demand throughout Inliana and Illinois and always bring i real contribution to a program. Other parts of the program will be built around these two main features nd are so ai ranged that the pro,ram will dose at 9 o’clock thus co-

Whitsitt of Huntingt . visit with her daughter. Lawrence. Ji. and M '.

Mrs. Ellis

is here for a

Mrs. W. A Lawrence.

Mr. and Mrs. Nichols of Fillmo.vare the parents of a daughter bo*i Thursday morning at. the Putnam county hospital.

R-mte 1. underwent a tonsil opetat-j f 0 j- jj )( . b|.j(jegroom, performed j the club decided that the hostess for ion at the Putnam county hospital ( . r) . n , 0 ny in the presence ot 150 each meeting would buy defense

Thursday morning. guests, followed by a wedding recepMr, and Mis. Joseph Grubb and j i0n llt jtie bride's home. Mrs. Mary Grubb attended the fun- i -png bride wns clad in a purple cral of their friend. Ferd Ragen. held ., ,. f>pp with skilt (>f ,|eep fringe, luesday at Coal City. .and cyclamen accessories, ami a huge

Mrs. Chester Querry and sons and .Mis Oral McCullough called on Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Cox of Cloverdale

lust Thursday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Elmore of Clov- : ' idale entertained at dinner Sunday

corsage of orchids. -Her maid-of- The Defense Committee

stamps in the name of the ciub. It was decided to sponsor the T. d. bond sale as the club has done for . number of years, and to contribute to t Jio War Chest.

reported

honor, Olive Olin. wore a matching .hat more than $5,000 worth of

Sugar stamp No. 9, which is worm , j three pounds of sugar to the consumi'i 1 will b< useable between November I ! and Decembr 15. th 1 local sugar ,

Mrs. Mary Elm ue of Cloverdale anti Mr. and Mrs. Oral McCullough of Center Point. Gordon Whitman. Greencastle

Iterating with those who have sever-j rationing board announced today,

d miles to drive at 35 miles per hour.

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< ( oiif iiiiicil from l*!'**** One » zen. Bill Grimes, Betty Lee, Mary Dale Owens, Jack Moore, Charles West. Helen Tilley. Mary Louise Brown and Joan Sutherlin.

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Route 2, Orville Smith, Fillmore, and

Mrs. Edward Gorrell returned Wed Charles Firestone. Fillmore, unde.--nesday t 1 ’ Fontana, Calif . to join her j went tonsil opeiations at the Puthusband. Mrs. Gorrell has bei n here j nam county hospital Thursday, for a visit with her mother. Mrs. Miss Judy Friend and Miss Mary Bessie Gall burg and to be w th Mr. Lou Brown were in Indianapolis toGorrell’s father, who has been ill. day attending a state meeting of

i Home Economics Clubs, as representatives of Greencastle high school. 'I in meeting was held at the Claypool

Hotel.

Carl Kollman of Center Point was admitted to the Putnam county hospitaal Wedenesday afternoon for

outfit in reversed colors of cyclamen d! ss and pui pie accessories. Lieutenant i j.g.) Roger Allen of Cincin-

nati was best man.

The wedding followed a romance which began when both were students in Lincoln high school and lat-

r at Los Angeles City College. j club was organized two weeks after | Lieutenant Michell’s mother was j the start of World War I because of formerly Miss Jessie Byrkitt of j the need for such an organization.

iiiTnii ances try Lydia 1 label directions. Well uurla | B + + + + + + + + .I- + J. + + ^ + ANNIVERSARIES ^•l--F4- + + + -!- + -l. + ^ + + + Birthilays ’Private Earl E. My .’1 day, October 22. XVectiling Mr. and Mrs. Osoir E. a Russellville, 37 ye.-u ’"'Iny. Ort r.

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Air. and Alls. Attili' !I. ,,pj verdale R F. D . 20 y. • i|j October 21.

We are still unable to buy wire hangers. We will appreciate the return of your surplus hangers Hume Laundry A- Cleaners. 22-It

Greencastle, daughter of Mr. and Mis. James Byrkitt, who resided on Bloomington street.

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Miss Haleiic Kennedy to Wed Ross K. Coleman Announcement is made in Detroit if the engagement of Miss Haleb' Kennedy of Dearborn. Mich., and Ross E. Coleman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Coleman, of near Roachdale. •j. .j. q. .t.

bonds were sold at the B. & P. W. booth at the auction held in Septem-

ber.

Miss Norene then spoke about the) Harry Hawkins of th, M ,[*| • iiiis of the national federation for iguii peninsula is hen T the year. She mentioned that the * Business Ai Professional Women’s

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jury. Mr. Kollman received the in- ] M oman’H Club jury when he caught his hand in a 0 * 01 'Vednesday com picker, while working on a i f be Woman’s Club met Wednesday farm south of Greencastle. i afternoon at 2:30 at the home of The Rev. F. S Fisher will conduct . Mrs - A - c - Northrop. 708 east Senfpreachmg services Sunday forenoon j ina, y s f ree f- During the business ■ d 11 o’clock and Sunday afternoon thp budget for the year, at 1:30, at the Alt. Moriah Baptist I which included a contribution to the church 2 miles north of Hollands-' current War Chest Drive, was dishing. There will be a basket dinner j f 1,0,1 adopted, at noon. Rev. Fisher has been called | Following a devotional period led

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to the pastorate of that church. Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Johnson are til> parents of a daughter born Wednre day evening at the Futnam coiin'..v Mrs. Johnson is the former Mis.! Martha Ellen Rector, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Charles Rector. Her husband, now a frist lieutenant in the army is stationed at Robin Fiol I

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Charles Sheridan. Greencastle. did an outstanding performance portraying a real American patriot in the l i st p: rformanee of'the Old Gold Day play. ‘‘The Copperhead,” last

right in the Little Theater.

Sheridan played the part of Milt Shanks, a Cooperhead, or Northern sympathizer with the South, in the Civil War drama hy Augustus Thomas. The play was appropriate to the tunes, because it showed how a simple Illinois farmer served his country at war in the greatest way. Sheridan was ably supported in the lead role by Pauline Grossman as Mrs. Shanks, who died thinking her husband a murderer. Other prominent charact rs were Grandma Perley, played by Frances Rickett and Madeline King, Shank’s granddaugh

ter. played by Mary Baker.

The rest of the cast turned in nice performances. They include Clifford 31 mon as Joey Shanks, the 16 year old boy who wanted above all to go to war; Captain Hardy, played by William Alerton; Newt Gillespie, portrayed by Fred Tewell; Andrew, u preacher, played by Edward Maravich: Victor Zink as Lem Tollard, Copperhead. The parts of Mrs. Mannings iLoraine Larson I and Philip Manning (Ralph Shepherd) were also

< utstanding.

Other parts include Dr. Randall i Robert Hatch); Mrs. Bates (Caroline Thompson); Sue Perley (Ruth Swift); and Sam Carter (John

Thomas).

The play is the story of a man who turns Coperhead to aid Abraham Lincoln and his country. All his life he is hated and shunned in kis home town in Illinois, because no one knows of his great work. His own wife and son were ashamed of him. The climax of the play, when Shanks tells of his work for the President, is the gripping scene of

the play.

The drama was directed by Dr. Herold T. Ross and Robert E. Williams. The final performance will be at 8:15 o'clock Saturday night.

by the president. Mrs. E. R. Bartlett, the afternoon's program, “A Glimpse of Latin-American Poetry." was given by Mrs. Herold T. Ross. Mrs. Ross opened her discussion with an historical resume of the literature of our Latin-American neighbors, calling attention to the particular way in which the Spanish-A inert can is inherently poetic by nature as well as linguistically. Spanish is a particularly good language for poetry, it lieing said that, ‘‘If you don’t understand the words, even a political speech in Spanish sounds like a poem” She added that, “Spanish American poetry is like a large garden, full of flowers of every kind and color. Anyone who goes into it can father a bouquet according to his

and stressed the projects that need the help of business and professional

women now.

PITCH-IN DINNER TO BE AT DEMOCRATIC HEAIKJI AKTEHS The Democrats are having a pitt.iin dinner Tuesday evening. October .’7. 7:30 o’clock at the Democratic | headquarters on the west side of th ■ square in Greencastle. All Democrats 1 and friends of the Democatic patty are invited to attend. Bring well-fill-ed baskets and table service, and [ plan to spend the evening. MASONIC NOTICE Temple Lodge No. 47 F. & A. M. J will confer the MasteV Mason degree [

his evening.

CIKCCIT COURT NOTE The damages suit of Hood vs. The ! Pennsylvania Railway Co., is set for ;

trial Oct. 28.

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IT’S FASHIONABLE This year to select your nev ] fall and winter suits at IMiANIVS And to contribute generously to the Putnam County War Chest

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