The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 September 1943 — Page 2

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1943

GKKENf VSTLE

Edward F. Schula is quite ill at Ids

home in Lamedale.

Lem Walden is seriously .ill at his i home on Martinsville street.

INDORSE MOVIES Indorsers of Photo-Plays especially recommend the following to be shown locally sc.cn: “Crystal Ball,” comedy; now shoving, 'Star Spangled Rhythm' Bob Hope, Betty Hutton and many others. "First Comes Courage", Merle OberCii, underground war story of Norway, Constant Nymph. Margaret Kennedy’s Book, Charles Boyer; "Next Of Kin" an exceptional war story stressing the danger of loose

talk; "Silver Skate-i", Kenny Baker in musical revue of skates; “Here To Hold", Deanna Durbin, delightful

comedy; "Pres'enttag Lily Mars'*. ’ hospital.

Judy Garland in Booth Tarkington’s story, one preview committee list this •xceptional entertainment; “Coney Island", Cesar Romero, musical comdy: Travel Talk, Oregon; ‘‘Corrigiicr", Otto Krueger, war drama, jvssue of "Song Of The Island” and

"My Gal Sal".

Mrs. Margaret Brooks of Clayton was relapsed from the county hospital Sunday. / , ! Mis. Lillian Ward, Spencer; R. 2

is a patient in the Putnam

Clinton Fails Aid Meeting Postponed The meeting of the Indies Aid of Clinton Falls planned for Wednesday September 8, has been postponed until further notice. * q- <• + + Mrs. Olodfelter To Be Hostess To Club Thursday The Clinton and Madison Home Economics Club will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ray Clodfelter. Mrs. Claud Crodian will be the assisting hostess. There will be election of officers. 4* + + •F Hefty Jo Plain Bride Of Cadet V. Arnold The marriage cf Miss Betty Jo Plain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Plain, Cicero ,and Cadet Vernon Arnold and Earl H. Arnold, WinArnol dand Earl H. Arnold, Winchester, took place Saturday evening at 8 o’clock, August 21st in the chapel at Gunter Field, Montgomery. Ala-

bama.

The altar was decorated with white gladioli, ferns and candelabra. Mrs. Dorothy Burke, Indianapolis, matron of honor, and a sister of the bridegroom, was Miss Plain’s only attendant. Cadet John Abel, Long Island, New York, was Cadet Arn-

old's best man.

Several of the cadets stationed at Gunter Field with Cadet Arnold were

the only guests.

After the wedding ceremony there

County! was a supper held at the Jefferson

j Davis hotel in Montgomery.

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Pvt. Lewis Littrell, who has been on maneuvers in Tennessee arrived i

home Friday night to spend a fifteen Larimer, Pa.; Pharmacists Mate ! day fuilough with his parents, Mr. Second Class Kenneth M. Ditty, and Mrs. Bud Littrell of Greenoastle, Tarentum, Pa.; Pharmacist's Mate R 4 Third Class Paul Martin, Worcester,

: Mass.; Pharmacist’s Mate Second ' Class Vernard S. Gangil, also of Wor-

Pvt. Clinton Asher has been trans-

ferred from Ft. Bliss. Tex. His new address is (Fvt. Clinton Asher .15580654, Btry A 233 "AAA’', S. L. Bn. SEM, A. P. O. 4635, G Post-

master San Francisco, Calif. Roy V. Cooper son of Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel B. Cooper, R 2 Greencastle who is in the navy, is stationed at Great I .tikes: Hi s address is Roy V. Cooper, A. S. Co. 1269. Camp Perry

cester; Pharmacist’s Mate Third Class John T. Brosnan, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Pharmacist's Mate Third Class IfMilton Lasson, Baltimore, and Pharmacist's Mate Third Class Kenneth E. Galloway, Canton, N. C.

LEMOORE FIELD, Calif. Sept. 6 —Aviation Cadet John K. McAllister stationed at the Lemoore Army Air

Great Lakes, 111. He also has a bro- j Field, California, has graduated from ^

the basic training school with honors

key fared better than s uch

I lowers as Italy.

Turkey is one of the five rema lag neutrals with territory 0 n ul! continent of Europe, and by her military and economic p ow J 01 the most important. But i n geographical position is her g reat( !; Strength, lying as she does betw« ■ the Nazi-dominated and occunJi Balkans and the powerful forces!! 1 the United Nations in the

East and Egypt.

Reta Maxine Parish,

Greencastle, j (jriuies-MoCammack

R. 3 returned to her home Saturday j H eld

from the hospital.

ther Robert D. Cooper at Great I-akes just returned there after a four day leave, spent with his folks, his address is Robert D. Cooper S. 2/c, Security Wath Camp Dewey, O. G. U. Great Lakes. The boys would like to hear from their many friends. The present address of Cpl. Don Williams, is: Cpl. Don. Williams, A. S. N. 35572348, Camp Custer, Mich. Sergeant Dennis Buis has been transferred from Walla Walla, Wash, to Madras, Oregon. His new address is S Sgt. Dennis J. Buis, A. S. N. 35373325, 88th Bomb Group, 316th Bomb Sqdn., M. A. A. B., Madras,

Oregon.

Cadet McAllister was one of fop! given an award by Colonel Donald B. Phillips, Commanding Officer of the Air Field, for being the outstanding scholar in his class. Cadet McAllister was attending DetFauw University, Greencastle Ind where he was affiliated with the Sigma Chi fraternity at the time of his enlistment. Two brothers of Cadet McAllister are also flyers, one in bonaber pilot training and tbf other a copilot for the American Air Lines. These flyers are the sons, of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McAllister, 2101 west 16th street, Little Rock, Arkansas.

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Birthday

Chester Wayne Williams, son ^ Mr. and Mrs. Chester Willie Reelsville, 11 years, Sept. 4. Timothy O’Conner, Saturday. Sept

Wedding

Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hammond, n years Saturday, September 4.

The Grimes-McCammack reunion

Mrs. Jesse Hanks of Bainbridge was ! was held at Mill * an Park in Craw ' admitted to the county hospital Mon- I f°.dsville, Sunday, Sept. 5. A dinner

was enjoyed at the noon hour, followed by a prayer by Mrs. Sam Grimes.

day for treatment.

James Coffman, west Columbia street, has entered tixe county hospital fqr treatment. Mrs. Mueiele Lee Ooley, 302 Bloomington street, Is a patient in the county hospital. Mrs. Mary McClune and baby laughter returned to their home at 106 East Poplar street Sunday. 1 Mrs. Florence Rogers, Greencastle, i Route 4, returned to hex home Saturday from the Putnam county hos-

pital.

! Mrs. George Schafer and baby of ; Putnamville returned to their home Sunday from the Putnam county hos-

pital.

During the business meeting it was

j voted to hold the reunion at the same ^ ^ of Mr ^ ^ CJyde

’ r*la/->*» anH n*avt VPJJr With the .,

Cash, of Greencastle.

FOR KNOX. Ky„ Sept. 4.—A new contingent of enlisted men from the nation’s armored divisions were enioiled today in a special course of instruction in the Gunnery Department of the Armored School. Included in the class, enrolled here upon orders from Maj. Gen. AJvan C. Gillem, Jr., chief of the Armored Command, was Private John Wayne

place and time next year,

same officers in charge. They arc: President, Clarence McCammack of Crawfordsville and Mrs. Arlo McCammack of Indianapolis, secretary and treasurer. During the afternoon there were songs by Bobby and

Larry Grimes.

Those attending the reunion from Greencastle were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grimes and family and Miss Betty

Crousore.

CLEAN-UP SQUAD—It’s a risky job to mop up a town aftei the enemy has tied. Here an Allied sergeant enters a house lr Centuripe, Sicily, after Axis tyoops had evacuated this stronghold northwest of Catania. Two privates stand ready to picfe v off any lurking snipers.

UNLUCKY SEVENTH—Marrying Tommy Manville, heir to asbestos millions, gallantly kisses his bride, Macie Marie (Sunny) Ainsworth, after their marriage in New York. Only 12 hours later, however, Tommy ducked out, engaged a Reno unit* for his seventh bride. She kept her 16-carat diamond.

Mrs. George Tessier and baby son, I 203 south Bloomington street were I released from the county hospital Sunday. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Simmons, , Clayton Route 2, are the parents of j a son born Sunday at the tFutnam , County hospital. I i Mrs. Bonita Fiacus and son retumj ed to their home at 404 north College avenue Saturday from the (Putnam County hospital. Mr. and Mrs. George Williams, east Washington street, are the parents of a daughter bqrn Monday at the Putnam county hospital. Mrs. Dorothy Barnes Jenkins, who left last week for Baltimore, Md. has accepted a position with the Baltimore National Bank.

Private John W. York, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. York has returned tc Jus camp after a ten day visit at! home. His present address is Prov. Co. 264, Inf. 66th Div., Camp Joseph T. Robinson, Ark. Mrs. Barney Ungerer of Reelsville and daughter Martha of Terre Haute called on Mrs. Oral McCullough of Center Point last Monday afternoonMrs. McCullough has been ill at her home for the past two weeks, but is much improved. Pvt. Oscar Clements who has been .home on a furlough visiting bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Clements of Mt. Meridian and other relatives and friends has returned to his base. His address is Pvt. Oscar Clements 6th Base Hq. A B. Sq. Army Air Base, Salt Lake City, Utah. He would like to hear from all his friends. Don “Stogy" Jones left Saturday morning after a week's furlough from the Meteorological Training Division of the Army Air Force, spent with his parents, Dr. and Mrs Lester M. Jones at 401 east Seminary street. He returned to the University of Minnesota at Minneapolis by way of South Bend where he spent the week end with the DePauw contingent at Notre Dame. Wm. N. Klrkham. local man who Is working for McCalman Conatruction Co., In Danville, 111., was Injured in an accident at the plant where he works on Friday. He recefVed an in jury to his right hand, breaking the first finger and crushing the second finger. Mr. Klrkham was taken to Lake View Hospital. Mrs. Klrkham and son Wayne are spending a few days with Mr. Klrkham and were there at the time of the accident.

FOR SALE- Three small farms. One of 35 acres about two thirds under cultivation, good house and barn and garage and othei buildings. One of 27 acres about one half tillable with fair buildings. One of 50 acres about all under cultivation no buildings. These fanqs were owned by the late John Cash and are located 7 miles east and 1 mile south of Greencastle. Clyde Cash, Greencastle R. 3. Phone 16F23. 6-8-2 p. FOR SALE: Late model gas range. 711 south College avenue. 6-lt

The Gunnery Department wilt train these men to become experts in the maintenance and repair of the carbines, rifles, tommy guns, machine guns, mortars and cannon used by the armored divisions. Upon completion of the course, they will return to their units as armorers and gun mechanics.

4. 4. -i- 4. a 4. 4. 4. 4. a a. ^ MORTON 4 {gj4’ + + + + v + + , c + + + + {g} Mrs. Carrie Clodfelter, Mr. ami Mrs. D. P. Alexander and Mrs. Ann Green spent Funday afternoon with Sanford Romine and family near Portland Mills Hubert Clodfelter and family moved to their faim on Wednesday west of Morton from Parke county. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Baldwin moved from their farm on Wednesday to near Limedale. James Berry and family moved to the Laura O’Dell farm on Thursday an<J Mrs. May O’Hair will take charge of the Morton exchange. Maurice Richie and family spent one day last week at Crawfordsville with their daughter. Robert Dills and Mrs. Pearl Con nerly are on the sick list this week Sandra and Judith Clodfelter havi >een spending a few days with then grandinether, Mrs. Carrie Clodfelter. Sanford Rommine and family mov ed to Indianapolis this week and Mr Hines and family moved to theii farm. Harry Darrell and daughter Jane of Chicago spent a few days last week with Mr, and Mrs. Lee Millei ind family. Mrs. Lee Miller and children Betty and Leon and Harry Darrell and laughter Jane spent Thursday at Turkey Run Park. Miss Mary Florence Miller spent last week with Miss June Dowen of Brazil. Miss Dowen spent a few days this week with Mary Florence. Carl Miller and family and Miss Hilda Miller were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wright and Mr. md Mrs. Lee Miller and families.

Following is an intsrasUag article written about Corporal Lloyd Stott of Cloverdale, stationed at Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut. He works in the army post office. “THE MAIL ANIMAL” “Corporal I Joy cl Scott, who hands >ut the mail to the enlisted men in the Headquarters T raining Detachment of the A. A. F. T. C. School at Yale, is following in footsteps of the most popular postmaster of all time - Jim Farley. “Jim Farley, as the legends have it, never forgets a face or a name, md it is said that he knows more than 100,000 people by their first name. Corporal Scott brags that he knows several hundred soldiers by heir first name—all the men in bis ietanhmeat. When they call lor .heir mail, he hands it to them imuediately, without their having to .dentify themselves. “The other day a solcfier presented limself at the mail room. Scott lidn’t recognize him. The soldier .old Scott his name and received his

nail.

“Strange,” muttered Scott to himjelf, “That’s the only man in the ?ost I ever fuileij to recognize.” That evening after chow, when Jcott went to his mom to turn in or the day, there was the same solder, sleeping in the upper bunk of Jcott’s bed. “That soldier Scott had failed to •ecognlze war his new roommate!” His address is Corporal Lloyd 3cott, Hdq. and Hdq. U. 8. Army Ail Force, Yale University. New Haven, J nnecticut.

Mrs. F. G. Lewis, Greencastle. R. 2 has received a letter written toy Sgt. J. F. Parker, concerning their son. Corp. Herbert L. Lewis. Srpt. 1, 1943. Dear Mrs. Lewis: I have just arrived from Australia and your son asked me to drop you a line and tell you just how he is. We were in the same company at Camp Roberts and I can truthfully say Lewis has gained lots of weight since then and looks much better. We all thought an awful lot ofl your son and were all proud of him in combat for he prove*) he was every inch a map. He v as very lucky for he came through tne whole campaign without getting even a scratch. When ) left him he was in charge of our transportation, a very important job in a company. _ I hope before long he will be sent home. It seems no one knows when our outfit will be. but I hope it i?

soon.

In closing I know you are proud of your son and I can assure you you have every reason to be and that he is in good health. If there is anything further you’d like to know I’M be glad to write

you.

Sincerely yours, Jack Parker.

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SOMEWHERE IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC, Aug. 18 (Delayed)—The poster-worn phrase. “Join the Navy and See the World, was no idle “come-on” for Pharmacist's Mate Third Class Thomas J. Murphy, son of Mrs. Russell Vanlandingham. Route 4, Greencastle, Ind., and eight other Navy medical corpsmten who are stationed here. The nine men participated in the North African invasion last November and are now serving with * Marine Corps unit—thousands of miles away—on the opposite side of the world. None of the men was injured in the North African invasion, although three of them were rescued from the water after their ship was torjiedoed and sunk. The men were not brought together in the same unit until they returned to the United States and were transferred to a Marine contingent in the South Pacific area. The other corpsmen are: Chief Pharmacist’s Mate Cartes A. Jones, Jr., Wetunka, Okla.; Pharmacist’s Mate Third Class John E. Scott,

CAMP BOWIE. Texas. Sept. 6.— Pfc. Orville G. Deem, former operator of the Lincoln Restaurant, has been promoted to the grade of corporal with the Administrative Supply and Service Platoon, 183rd Service Command Unit, Camp Bowie, Texan Cpl. Deem was inducted on Janu. ary 5, 1943 at Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Ind. Mis wife, Mrs. Julia Deem, lives at 401 S. Jackson St., Greencastle.

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