The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 October 1942 — Page 2
THE DAILY BAWTER, OREENCASTLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER SI, m42.
A ROYAL TREAT for the boys in comp or for the family of some navy or army casualty is assured when you contribute to the Putnam County WAR CHEST —and a royal treat is assured for your whole family when you take them out for Sunday dinner to the CAFE HOY ALE
Tlit < h Itn.lSTKATION ENDS The work of registering fann-hnul-ing trucks in the court house will cease this evening, regardless of whether it is completed or not. inasmuch as all the persons who have been doing the clercial work of the registering will have to return to their regular jobs Monday morning, it was said in the court house, this forenoon. Clerks have been drafted
+ NEWS + Of Our Boys
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The address of Pvt. Clyde Hutcheson. who recently enlisted in th? United States Marines, is T L T Mi. R D-M.C.B.. San Diego. Calif.
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FARMERS CASH INCOME
SHOWS CAIN FOR 0 .MONTHS j Cash income of Indiana farmers j showed a gain of $80,582,000 in the first six months of 1842. or about 54 per cent over the same period of 1841. i “Indiana fnrmers received a cash J income of *227.8:16.000 in the first j half of this year, compared with j 1 *147.244.000 in the first six months j
of 1841. These figures are based on j ^ tc>
1 statistics of the U. S. Department of I Agriculture, and cover marketings
from Januaiy 1 to June .10.
“Per capita cash farm income in Indiana amounted to $1,214 in the first six months of this year, as ;igainst *78b in the corresponding leriod of 1841 and average gain of j
148 per farm.
“On the basis of present indica^
ersonal And LOCAL NEWS
BRIEFS
Mrs. Jane Whitley of Cloverdale
her home Saturday from j the Putnam county hospital.
Miss Reita Heath, south College avenue, is spending the week end with Miss Betty Fellows at Man-
hattan.
Gene Herrick. Greencastle Route 2. underwent a goiter operation at the Putnam county hospital Satur-
ions, Indiana farm income for the remainder of this year will be con-
' day morning.
ideiably above last year’s level.'
j Gloria Parrish was released Satur- ; day from the Putnam county hospiti nl, where she underwent a tonsil op-
IfEPAI W WEEKLY PROGRAM 'nation on Friday.
Sunday, Oct. 25 Morning worship.
Society NEXT W EEK’S EVENTS Monday American Legion Auxiliary—8:00
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Home and Child Study Club- Mrs. J Harry Schcff 8:00 p. m. Modern Priscilla Club Mrs. N. L. Hammond 2:10 p. m. Tuesday Greencastle High School P. T. A. pitch in dinner Vocational Building -6:30 p. m. A.A.If.VV.- Community Halt of Gobin Memorial church 6:15 p. m. Wednesday Twentieth Century Club Miss Lclia Horn—2:30 p. m. P. E. O. Miss Emiina Mills 7:10
p. m.
Thursday Federated Church Women Christian church 8:00 p. m.
Friday
Century Club Mrs. Laurel Turk
2:10 p. m.
Endorsers of Photoplays Mrs. Ferd Lucas 3:00 p. m.
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My Favorile Redpfs
Gobin Memorial church. Dr. Clyde E. Wildman. “Contrary Winds." Monday. Oct. 26 10 a. m. Fresh- | ■an chapel. Dr. Thunnan Rice, uad of the state Board of Health. Boy and Girl Relationships.” Me-
harry Hall.
Mrs. Ida Hicks. Mrs.
Mrs. Claude Crosby,
Ronchdale, Ind.
This is the first at a scries of “My Favorite Recipes’’ which The Dally Banner will run through the coming months. Mrs. Crosby, who sent us her favorite, said she had two, there-
Mrv Shepherd Hostess 1 fore we are using both, and hope To Community Ckih | they will prove much pleasure to Thu country home of Mrs. Guy j our readers who will use them In the, Shepherd was the meeting place fo;- future,
the Cleveland Community Club on
Thursday afternoon.
The meeting was opened by th--! , roll call which was answered by giv- j
, ing loice to pet peeves.
Robert During the business session it was j
RECIPE
Pi unds. and Mrs. Etta Gentry, all of Stilesville, were Friday guests of Mrs. C. A. Kelley of this city. Herman Clark, who was arrest" ! for drunken driving Thursday nig'-t. by city police, was fined $25 and his license was re waked for 30 days by
Tuesday, Oct. 27—10:30 a. m.
Chapel. Dr. Kirtley Mather. Har- j May ar W. D. James on Friday,
vard professor of geology. “Natur-
I Resources in the World War.’’! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hunter have re-
from Hie Putnam County Welfare. , aobjn Mpmorial church . 7 p . m . stu- j ceivxl word from Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
lent recital. Meharry Hall. ) wl" Hunter of Indianapolis of the Wednesday, Oct. 28—10 a. m. Wor-1 birth of a son. Mrs. Hunter and son hip chapel. Dr. Harry Voltmer, Go- j are ir the Methodist hospital,
bln Memorial church.
AAA. Farm Security and Production Credit offices and work in those oflices has been almost at a standstill dining this registration period. It was stated that all truck owners who have to register under this new regulation will send their forms dir-
ect to the central office. FIRE PREVENTION DAY (('antlimed from 1’nc* »»nri
paid for hy the stock insurance companies as a means of promoting fire safety in each community selected
for inspection.
Everybody Reads The Banner
The young ladies class of the Lim-
Thursday. Oct. 20 10 a. m. Music, da]e Sunday Schoo] is entertaining (liapel. C. E. Jarvis. Meharry Hall. ^ members and community with a American Lui d Oigan s s. Halloween party at the church Mon- ! ! day evening at 7:00 o'clock. The pun- ' Vork, “ PK riub
decided to contribute $1 to the War Chest, and also to use the money ! usual 1> spent for refreshments and | Christmas presents for war stamps j to b ■ converted later into a bond. 1
BARBECUE 2 lbs. beef
1 lb. poik-tenderloln Cook tender, shred
Add:
1 can (quart 1 tomatoes 4 tablespoons vinegar
1 teaspoon tobaseo sauce
3 tablespoons sugar
CHURCH
BAPTIST FHFIW’H W. H. LeMaster, Minister. Rev. Earl Johns*m of Logansport wtll be the guest speaker at the morning worship service. He is director of Religious Education for thIndtana Baptist Convention. He will bring an interesting snd worthwhile message. Bible School. 8:10 a. m. Morning worship, 10:10 a. m Special mtisic by the lathes quartet. Young People's Fellowship meetings at 6:30 p. m. Evening worship. 7:30 p. m. The Board of Finance will meet at the church Monday evening at 7:30. Choir practice Tuesday evening .it 7:30. Monthly business meeting at the church on Thursday evening at 7. Sunday is Friendly Visitation D.iv for the church. ' In the afternoon teams will call on each family in the church. The object of their canvis is Friendliness. A Victory Campaign under the direction of Rev. Harry Beckman wi'l start Sunday, Nov. 1st and continue for two weeks. The public is cordially invited.
mi ances-try In dia E pp m ^ dist ^ pound TABLETS Gvith 'ri?i Also fine stomachic lion, label directions. Well work &
Intermediate Vespers 5 : ;io High School Vespers
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GOBIN MEMORIAL CHURCH John W. Tennant, minister. Van Denman Thompson, minister
I of music.
9:10 a. m. Church School. I 10:40 a. m. Old Gold Day Worship i Sendee. Dr. Clyde E. Wildman will i be guest minister, using as his ser-
6 medium onions chopped fine
Cook this all together for one half ! nion subject "Contrary Winds."
Th? treasurer's report for the year i hour or until onions are well done. | Music: Anthems, Praise My Soul, was given by Grace Arnold. Mrs. Claude Crosby! the King of Heaven — Holler: The group enjoyed a number of; PARADISE PUDDING i Breathe on Me, Breath of God — Riley's poems read by Mrs. George j i, pound blanched almonds or pe-1 Thompson. Organ: Praise to the
Lord, the Almighty — Karg-Elert; Cannon in B Major — Schumrnmi.
Farrow. j pans
Much merriment ensued when a ] dozen marshmallows debite was staged by Mrs. Stanley j 1 dozen maraschino cherries Sears, Mrs. Eldon Miles, and Mrs ; r, dozen macaroons
Harry Toney. j Cut above ingredients fine and let
Th > meeting adjourned to meet in stand in a cool place.
2 p. m. Greencastle District Fail | Retreat' of Youth Fellowship. Dr. j WHdman will address the evening j session.
7 p. fn.
Meharry Hall. Friday, Oct. 10
chapel.
Saturday, Oct. 31 Butler, there.
November with
hart.
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Mrs. Amos Good-
Dissolve 1 package lemon Jello in j ! - pint of warm water and when cold, 1
10 a. m. Student |
Football game.
lie is invited. Please come masked.
Met With Airs. Son bee
The Home Makers Club met WedDr. George McClintock will go to | nesday with Mrs. Russell Scobee
COME CLEAN You can do a good job of if by contributing
TO THE
Piitnam County WAR CHEST This week and by sending your Laundry to the HOME LAUNDRY and CLEANERS Every Week
4 + + + + + * + + + + * + + + t|l ANNIVERSARIES + ^ + + + *i' + ++ + + + + + + + t||
Birthdays
D'yle Ray Webster. 1 year old today October 24. son of Mr am. Mrs. Noble Webster of Greencastle
Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. James Albert Ruark 1 1 year Sunday, October 25. COUNTY TAX LEVY <4 ontiniitMl from 4>ne| j Greencastle City 2.72 j Bainbridge Town 2.20 | Cloverdale Town 2.98 i Hoachdale Town 2.62 RusselviUe Town 2.38 The reduction of two cents tentatively made by the state hoard reprerentatives leaves the Putnam county rate for 1843 at 78 cents. HEDGE AUTO FOUND The Pontiac automobile owned by Harley Hedge, which was taken from , ita parking place at his stoic, Thursday morning, is back home aeain. It j was found in a ditch in the country near Martinsville, Friday, by Sheriff ; Rainwater, of Morgan county. Two boys, 14 years old, of Indianapolis. ha<. been attempting to get help in getting the machine out of the ditch and they were taken into custody by the officer. The machine was only slightly damaged. Mr. Hedge went I for it Friday.
Chicago tonight to attend the 13th 1 annual meeting of the Fellows Pedie ; Research Society being held this weekend at the LaSalle Hotel. P'\ McClintock expects to be gone
through Monday.
Miss Margie Lee Reeves, who at-
tended the sessions of
6 p. m. Intermediate Fellowship.
( r 6:10 p. m. College Youth Fellow- ! whip to consistency of whipped | ship. Caravaners of the Methodist J cream. Then fold in 1 cup of whip- j Youth Work across the country will ; ped cream, the cut fruit, nutmeats, j make reports of their work. etc., and ' 4 cup sugar. Turn into _
oblong cake pan or utility dish and | set in a cold place to harden. Serve in slices. Top with whipped cream . and chopped nuts or cherries. Serves
^. 1Vtt 1 10-12.
Mrs. Claude Crosby
Visitors are always welcome,, ,
services of this church. 15 1 SOUTH SIDE GOSPEL Mlsss, (lV
Rev. Arthur Sutherlin. p a „ nr Sunday school, 10:00 a . m ' Evening worship. 7:30 p. m Mid-week prayer meotini
nesday. 7:30 p. m. ^
Come and let us worship thp .
together.
APOSTOLIC OOSPRi TABERNACLE Services each Thursday and v lay nights at 7:45. S,a - Sunday school at 8:45. ill. Superintendent. Artie iwj Castor. Eld. Russell Phillips 1 Come hear the Biht 0 preachaiJ he apostolic way. Alt are nelrni/ LIMEDAIiE ( IR !■( j. Regular services of the Limed*] Community Church. Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. -Prayer meeting each Tuesday ns. ning at 7:30 at the Church. Sermon each Sunday evenin'.t i
o'clock.
Pastor, Rev. L. Dodd. Come and bring your friends wi:i you. Everyone welcome. CHRISTIAN Sf lENt i: SOt iKTT 429 Anderson street. Sunday services at n : oo a . m. Sunday school at 9::;o a . ni Wednesday evening services :;n| Wednesday of each month at m*
p. m.
MANHATTA N ( |||;(sfi \\ CHURCH The Kev. G. I. Houver of Indian, apolis will preach at this churrh o? Sunday evening at 7:45. S,nnoi subject, "The Value ami Power of Cooperative Effort in Kingdoa Service." The Church School will meet at 9:30 A. M. A most cordial invitation is s i fended to these services.
with Mrs. Edward Srobec as assist- !
:ng hostesses.
Those present were Mrs.
Go win. Mrs. Russel! Thomas, Mrs.
Arthur Ames, Mrs. Jasper Proctoi ,
and daughter Murv. Mrs. Ray R
Miller. Mrs. Harvey NichoP, Mrs | tire and gasoloine rationing.
“’ “ l * Ivan Proctor. Mrs. Kenneth Modlin, | Those th '‘ counci l
Teachers’Association at Indianapolis ' £incy amt M^JonnHinis 1 j 0 : Mrs ' Everett Fonnt "'' Comt *
Donus E. Denny
REITBLICAN NOMINEE
Prosecuting Attorney
PUTNAM COUNTY
VETERAN OF WORLD WAR I
Your Support will be Appreciated
Thursday and Friday, and who came 1 here from thrt city for a brief visit; with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Reeves, went to Sharpsville today to take up her teaching work there,
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Hurst of Oxford, Ohio, are the weekend guests of the former's mother, Mrs. Ada Hurst and the latter’s grandmother, Mrs. Cynthia Alice in Belle Union. Mrs. Hurst, the former Miss Nellie Kivett. attended sessions of the Indiana State Teachers Association 1 eld in Indianapolis, en mute here. Mrs. E. R. Baitlett of Greencastle, will pesido as president at’the Northwest Indiana Conference. Women's Society of Christian Service which will assemble in the First Methodic church at Brazil. October 29, for its third annual gathering,. Bishop Titus Lowe of Indianapolis, will speak .it noon session. Dr. C. M. McClure, superintendent of the Greencastle district, is on the program. Sixty members of the American Zinc Products Recreational Association banqueted at the Gobin Memorial church, Friday evening, with Chester Crawley, the association president, presiding over the informal program. The feature of the evening was the presentation, by the organization, of a handsome gift to Aden Hanks, veteran employe of the mill, who recently retired from his position there. At the conclusion of the dinner program, the company adjourned to the American Legion
home.
To help us save tires please a.nticipate your needs in advance, so that the driver can make pick ups on his regular route. Give to the Putnam County War Chest. Home Laundry * Cleaners. 24-lt. Don’t forget the penny supper at the Christian church this evening beginning at 5 o'clock. 24-lt.
The November meeting is to be with Mrs. Ivan Proctoi’.
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Mrs. Earl Sutherlin Hostess To Garden Club The Country Garden Club met
Corner Community Club: Mis. John
; Torr and Mrs. Lloyd Houck. Four Leaf Clover: Mrs. Leona Greenlee, i East Floyd; Mrs. Esther Sihbitt snd j Mrs. Clarence Ragan, West Floyd; Mrs. Wm. Jones, Friendship; Mrs.
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Earl ! Harold Co! ' ins ’ Happier Homes; Sutherlin near Oroveland for a pitch- 1 Miss Kth ‘‘ 1 Schachtel ' Ma P le Heights; in dinner and icgular meeting in the ' ^''s. Opal Ellis, West Madison; Mrs. afternoon. | Geo. Bowman, Marion: Mrs. Cecil
on i'
Special Christmas offer at Cammack's Studio, good until November 15. One 8x10 portrait free with an I order for half dozen or more photos. Hand colored for half price. 24-7t. Modern Prlseilla Club To Meet Monday Modern Priscilla Club will meet Monday afternoon at 2:10 o’clock at the home of Mrs. N. L. Hammond, 107 west Poplar street.
There were twelve members present and six guests. The guests wen 1 Mrs. Brown of California, Mrs. Port- * r of near North Salem. Mrs. Luther and daughter and Mrs. Toney of near Groveland and Mrs. Clifford Early o'f Brick Chapel. The November meeting is to be with Mrs. J. O. Cammack of Oreencastle. + 4' + + Home Ec Connell Planned Year’s Program “Making adjustments to the war situation’’ was the theme chosen by members of the County Home Economics Club Council when they met Thursday at the court house to plan next year's program. The council consists of the president from each club and county officers. Miss Elsie Glasgow’. Purdue University, and Miss M. Anne Bushnell. Home Demonstration Agent, met with the group Thursday. During 1941 local leader lessons will be givenby Purdue specialista on meal planning to include meat substitutes and other rathioned foods; using clothing on hand; slectionand care of textiles, with emphasi on synthetics and substitutes and making the most of our furnish-
ings.
Other topics for study will Include: methods of preserving meat at home; rugs from used materials: dress fitting; personal hygiene for good 1'ealth; dress forms; general preservation such as drying, salting, end storage; and making slip covers. Special health work and gardening will be discussed as the needs arise. Not forgetting that families will need to spend more time at home and in their local communities, it was decided to have ft well planned and organized recreastional progran. i'br club members and their families. Many home economics clubs are ' '-'oing Red Cross work and assisting in other civilian war programs. Both the local clubs and the county extension office are arranging to make necessary adjustments in regard to
Cooprid^r. Warren. + + + + A.A.I'.W. To Meet Tuesday Evening The local branch of A.A.U.W. will have a box supper and meeting at Community Hall of Gobin Memorial church Tuesday evening at 0:15. Miss Emily Ivy will be the speaker. A silver offering for the War Relief lund will be taken. This fund will go for the relief of university women, who are refugees in the United States and foreign lands. + + + * Golden Link Club Met With Mrs. Mundy The Golden Link Club met Wednesday evening with Mrs. Luella Mundy in Ellettsville. At 6:80, a tried chicken dinner was served, which everyone enjoyed. During the meeting it was decided to send a gift to the I. O. O. F. Home in November. The members left at ■i late hour thanking Mr and Mrs. Mundy for an enjoyable evening. Those going to Ellettsville were Mrs. Ruth Fry, Mis. Myrtle Stringer, Mrs. Maude Snider, Mrs. Olive Brown, Mrs. Tulia Haymer, Mrs. Hally Mae McNeely, Mrs. Lorene Floyd, Miss Ethel Schachtel, and two guests. Mrs. Jane Bryant and Mrs. Nellie Larmore. + + 4* •{• Home And Child Club To Meet With Mrs. Kcheff Home and Child Study Club w:u meet Monday evening at 8:00 o clock at the home of Mrs. Harry Scheff, 312 Greenwood Avenue. Mr?, .fame* Pence will be the assMtlng hostess. The program will be in Charge of Mrs. Scheff, who has socuml a film from the State Boari of Health "More Life and Living.” Mira. B. F. Handy will apeak to the members on "Federation." A gnod attendance la desired.
CHITtCH OF THE NAZAKENE Rev. E. F. Singhurse, pastor. 9:00 a. in. Cars will go for the chil-
dren.
9:30 a. in. Sunday school. Sunday is “Family Day.” The largest family present will be rewarded. 10:45 a. m. Morning worship. 6:45 p. m. N. J. S. Mrs. Hannah Graver, supervisor. 6:45 p. m. N. Y. P. S. Mrs. Mary Stites, president. “Family Day’’ program. 7:30 p. in. Evangelistic service. 7:30 p. m. Thursday Prayer and praise service. THE I’RESBYTERIAN CHCRCH Victor L. Raphael, Minister Bill Loekwviod, Organist John Adams, Director Church school 9:30 A.M. Classes for all ages. Worship 10:35 A.M. Music: Prelude—“Abendlied" Hammer el; Offeit ory-’Canzona" Dorking; Solo by Miss Ruth Daggy— "Twenty-Third Fsalm" Andrews: Anthem«‘‘Lora God, we worship Thee" Bach. Semon theme: "Treasure in earthen vessels." Students fellowship 6::15 P.M. Leader. William Ziegler. Tuxis and Pioneer group 6:15 P.M. District missionary meeting Wednesday at Clayton. Union meeting of women's socieiies Thursday 8:00 P.M. at the Christian Church. Choir practice Friday 7:00 P.M.
Miss Mary Anne Roberts of West LaFayette is the week end guest of Miss Judy Friend.
FIRST ( KRISTIAN CHURCH H. C. Fellers, minister. Eugene Pennington, minister of music. Mrs. A. L. Meredith, organist. “Homeless" will be the subject of the minister’s message at the 10:00 o’clock worship service tomorrow morning. The choir will sing “Oh Lord We Pray" (Drozdoff) and Miss Marcia Hamilton will sing “The Lord’s Prayer" (Preyerl. The Girt Scouts of Greencastle will be guestft of the church in this service, and will he given special recognition in tlie course of the worship hour. Graded church and adult study g ro »Pa meet at 9:30 a. m.
SAVE fuel this winter Winterize Your Home N«w! C'tit Fuel Bills 33% with Storm Sash, Combination Doors, Attic Insulation <^ii Allan Lumber Co. PHONE 468
MAPLE HEIGHTS METHODIST CHURCH Angie Godwin. Pastor Church School 9:30 A M. Dr. James Y. Causey, acting -jp:. 1 Remembe' , Dr. C. M .McClure will preach at the Maple Heights Methodist Church Friday evening. Oct. ] 30th, at 7:10 o'clock. Official commlttees, churrh members and fiicmli are urged to be present, importial business to oe conducted at t!?. Quarterly conference following Di. | McClure's message Welcome. UNDERGROUND I! \IIAV \V M nntlaurd from l‘e’’- 0 »c' place that evening, and. after daft A,ot the negroes, taking them hnnaj with him. He kept them four oi f«*[ days, feeding them well and cartg for the sick man especially. Then the man arranged to take tk. former slaves to go to Parke counffi where the next underground railwwy station was located. Th e Putnam county sympathizer gave out the m-j fonnatton that he wanted a kind of flour which he couldn’t ?« from any other mill excepting onekj that county. “So, to the mill he went." <ald ”j story, "in a covered wagon, with coH sklerable hay and provisions for thr» men hidden, r.nd one sack of whett On his return he told us the ( ’ ol ° boys had arrived safety, and l*w that they had reached Canada.
Contribute To Your Home By Buyirtt) Some ' NIW HARDWARE from MILLERS DRIVE-IN STORE But don’t forget to contribut* towards a home-lihe cti” 05 phere for the boys in ^ by giving to the Putnam County WAR CHEST