The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 March 1944 — Page 2
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WASHINGTON, March 7.—(UPj • Son. Theodore N Green, D., R I., said today there was a good possibility that Senate and House conferees would itach final agreement on the soldier vote bill before nightfall to bt ing an end to almost a month of debate. Advocates of a state ballot wete expected to agree to a last minute amendment under which the federal ballot, restricted now only to overseas troops, could be used within the United States by servicemen whose states do not have absentee ballots — namely, Kentucky and New Mexico. Sen. Catl A. Hatch. D., N. M., approved the amendment as the only step outside of a special session by his state's legislature that would enable New Mexico servicemen to take part in the coming elections. While most conferees favored the amendment, Green objected, saying It discriminated in favor of New Mexicans as against men from other states. Under the bill the federal ballot would be used by servicemen overseas who apply for a state absentee ballot by Sept. 1 but do not receive it by Oct. 1. A minor change made yesterday fixed July 15 instead of Aug. 1 as the date by which state governors must certify that federal ballots will be accepted for counting under their state law.
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The new address of Pvt. John E. Hood is A. S. N. .'15897989. Hd. Btry., 110 F. A. Group. Camp Butner, N. C. The new address of Wayne C. Geages S 2-c Brks. 54. N. A T T. C, Memphis Tenn. He would like to hear from his friends. Word has been received by Mi. md Mrs. Clyde Grimes, that their son Arthur R Grimes, M M. 2 c, has irrived safely over seas.
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WASHINGTON, March 7.—(UP) —A Senate agriculture subcommittee scheduled an open session today to hear Jonathan Daniels, a White House aide, reveal information he once refused whether he had sougnt ouster of Harry Slattery as head of ti e Rural Electrification Administration. Daniels, who originally refused to discuss the subject on grounds it would violate his confidential relationship with President Roosevelt, agreed to testify after conferring with the President—and after the committee had threatened him with contempt proceedings. The subcommittee, headed by Sen. Ellison D. Smith, D., S. C., is seeking to learn whether politics and a fourth term for Mr. Roosevelt are involved in the REA. Smith said Daniels would he ask cd: To confirm or deny that he attempted, on three occasions, to get Slattery to resign, once on an offer ot an assignment to go overseas to study postwar water and power projects. To disclose who gave him the authority to propose the assignment. To enumerate the reasons why Slattery’s ouster was being sought. Daniels’ decision to return and answer the questions delayed a test as to whether executive department officials can refuse to testify to a congressional committee without being subjected to contempt action. Many senators felt a decision should be made anyway to govern future committee work.
ELIMINATE PHYSIC'S
Elimination of physics from the curriculum of the DePauw University naval flight preparatory school was announced today by Dr. Lester B. Sands, curriculum coordinator. Cadets will spend additional time on code anj Communications and on mathematics as the result of an order received here from the Chief of the Naval Air Primary Training Command, Kansas City. Mo.
Ens James FYank Durham, TJSNR, 109 E. Seminary St. Greencastle, will graduate from the Naval Reserve Officers Indoctrination School ‘ at Tucson, Ariz., with the 16th battalion >f this "Battleship of the Desert." May 15th after completing 60 days of raining in seamanship, navigation, irdinance, and communications, Thf Eleventh Naval District announced today. Designed to acquaint newly appointed officers with every possible element in Navy life, the school, un der the command of On.pt. W. E Cheadle, USN (Ret), specializes in visual training, teaching tb P student officers naval subjects by actual practice, in addition to studying primary text books.
Wally Douglas Flo, whose family resides at Greencastle, is now an integral member of the lAmphibious Forces of the United States Navy. At the completion of his preliminary IJ4T training at the Amphibious Training Base, Camp Bradford, N. O. B., Norfolk, Virginia. Mr. Douglas has been a.ssigned to the crew of an LST for aetive duty. The LST is especially constructed for the transporting of troops and heavy equipment. It has a bow that can be opened when it comes into the beach which enables men end equipment to land readly for action This type of anvph<bious craft is as large as a destroyer, and it is the largest of the amphibious ships capable of making landings directly m the beach.
But devils believe in an intellectual way and remain devils. You must be a convinced partisan and really believe in His teachings and in his wisdom and love. Nothing but all out commitment will get you the joy of life that makes sin look shabby and dirty: For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.—John 3:16.
Oersonol " And LOCAL NEWS BIUEFS
R. E. Larkin, Cloverdale Route 2, was admitted to the Putnam county hospital Monday for treatment. (Pvt. and Mrs. Robert H. Thomas of Abilene, Texas are spending a few days here with parents of Pvt.
Thomas.
Mrs. William T. Branson and baby; Alexander, who will enter thfc.armed of Coatesville returned to their home j forces in a few days, Mr. and Mrs. Monday from the Putnam county! Lloyd J. Powers and children of hospital. [ Crawferdsville, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Allan left
The Home Economics Culture Club will meet Wednesday evening at 7:36 o’clock with Mrs. Milton Kloetzel, Hanna street.
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Section Three Meeting Thursday Section Three of the First Christian Church will meet for a pitch-in dinner Thursday .noon, March 9th, at the homo of Mr J. W. Herod, 309
Elm street.
Mrs. Cora O’Brien will have the devotions and Mrs. Emma Stigler will haw the program.
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Veronica Clnh To Meet Wednesday The Veronica Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 with Mrs. J. W. Herod, 309 Elm street. Mrs. Kimball I^arkin will have the program. Members are to bring thimble and needle for sewing to be done for the hospital.
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Entertained With Dinner Sunday .Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rogers of Bainbridge entertained at dinner Sunday in honor of their grandson Robert
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Tuesday for Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where they will spend the next two months.
Bullerdick of Ladogo. iMi and Mrs.
Leonard Alexander and son, Miss Deloris Horner and Miss Adelene Ross of Filmore. Robert received
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Clayton Route 1, returned to their 1 On Thursday night Robert with hia home Monday from the Putnam j parents, will be supper guests of Mr.
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Miss Vivian Mae Hdber of Green•astle has tieen spending this week •vlth her grandparents, Mr and Mrs.
Ernest Heber.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burks and laughter Anna Mae and Mr. and Mrs Ernest Hetoer attended a birth-
day dinner at Knightsville in honor Watt of Indianapolis if Mrs. Heller’s mothers 79th birth- guests of Mr. and Mrs.
county hospital.
Mrs. Ellen H. Tolin returned to her home in Indianapolis Monday aftc (pending the week end with her
sister, Mrs, Perry Myers.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Martin and Mrs. Ma'oelle Haymaker of Indianapolis visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Whitehead of Morton. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sutherlin of Indianapolis have purchased the Carl | Coughanour property and will move here soon to make their future home. Miss Geraldine Watt, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Watt and Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh
were Sunday
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Club To Meet Thursday ^
The Jolly-G’ t-Togf-t.Y :■ club will I
hold its March meetii ! s-s.
with Mrs. Ruth Cooksey thirty o’clock.
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Alex Turner is Honor Guest at Dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Chester Elliott and son, Norman, entertained at their home Sunday with a birthday inner in honor of Mrs. Elliott's father, Alex Turner, who was eighty-one years of age. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Roberts, Mrs. Ralph Randall and daughter, Reba, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Craft and son, John David, and
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Otho Turner, honor.
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*:• Bainbridge Study Club HeAl Fehrary Meeting The Bainbridge Study Club met with Mrs. Glen Michael f r fie Ferrary meeting. A donation was made for the Red Cross. The roll call was Chili. Mrs. Ben Solomon gave ( talk on the Red Cross. Th * ‘‘Centennial Summer" by Albert E. Idol!, was reviewed by Mrs. Flora I. wman. After the social hour, the club
Story of ihe Insurance Business’ part in the War Effort.
Sponsored by I'. S. Chamber of Commerce.
Putnam County Insurance Agents Association
adjourned to meet Mrs. Bruce Lane.
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and Mr Harry Martin and son of Fillmore. Good Cheer Club To Vbsd With Mrs. Irwin The Good Cheer Club will hold an all day meeting Thursday March 9 at the home of Mrs. George Trwnn. e e *e * Morton Chapter O E. 8. Will Hold Meeting Morton Chapter O. E. S. will hold
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stated meeting Wednesday J March 9 at 7:30 o’clock. There!
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Tri Kappa Will Meet This Evening Active Chapter of Tii Kappa will, meet with Mrs. Ernest Collins, tonight at 8 o’clock. + •>•+ + Girl Scout Council To Meet Wednesday The Girl Scout Council will meet Wednesday afternoon at :: o'! lock ut the public library. .]• .j. Keystone Class Meeting Thursday The Keystone Bible Class of the Gobin Memorial church will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock with Mrs. Elizabeth Obenchain, 615 east Seminary street. Mrs R. E. • Richards will have the pi gram. + -i*
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will be election of officers and Other business. Officers please be present, and turn in books.
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Club To Meet
I The Clinton and Madison Home Ec
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Oox and son the Misses Elinor and Laura Townc club will meet at Mrs James Tabors Donell spent Friday evening with. 640 E. Seminary. , I with Mrs. Ed Thomas assistant
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heber. j Otto B. Sawyer of near Lena, son-] hostess.
day. iWatt of Greencastle Route 4. Mr. and (Mrs. Ross Furney srpent I R. J. Kimberlin of Piedmont. Calif. Monday evening with Mrs. 'Paul Sims spent the weekend with his mothei and family at Greencastle. ] and aunts, Mrs. R. O. Kimberlin and!
Section Two
To Meet Thursday Section Two of the First Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon ! at 2:30 o’clock with Mrs. S. C. Say-
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Mr. and Mrs. Abner Cox and fami- in-law of the late Joel Thomas, pass-1 4, f, ly visited friends in Greencastle ed away at the Robert Long hospital! Thursday Club Met
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Thursday afternoon.
■' Friday morning where he had been j W ith Mrs. Vleroy
Mr and Mrs. Robert Burks and seriously ill for some time. Funeral) The Thursday Club met at the
daughter Anna Mae were supiper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert FVost
and family Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell King of Greencastle spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Rockhill.
Connie Shinn spent Tuesday night
with Carl Rockhill.
Mrs. Ernest Heber spent Thursday afternoon in Greencastle. Miss Betty Frost was supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thurs-
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A P. Stoner were in Indianapolis Thursday shopping
LET’S GIVE
"Th# Red Cro## ha# never failed the American soldier. It ha# helped him in hi# hour of danger, It has sustained him in hi# hour of pain, and it ha# comforted him in hi# hour of death.’’ CFN DOUGLAS KACARTHUR Commanding General Southwest Pacific Theater of Operation#
PREVO’S Contributed In th# Interest of Putnam County’s 1944 Red Cross War Fund.
services were held Tuesday morning. Burial was in the Calcutta cemetery
southwest of Lena.
{5} •!• 4- r *:• -f- •5* •!• •!• Tl ♦ ANNIVERSARIES ♦ ® + + 4- * + * * + + + * + * * ® Birthday Mrs. Hazel Wood, Maple Heights. 48 years today, March 7. Karen Coffman, daughter of Richard Coffman, is 2 years old today, March 7. Mrs. Hazel W'ood, 48 years old today, March 7. Mrs. Marie Coffman, R. 3, Greencastle. March 7. Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sinclair, Fibmore, 7 years today March 7.
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home of Mrs. Cliff Vicroy March 2. \t noon a delicious dinner was served. After noon the meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Rosalie Allen, by the club singing ‘‘America.’’ Sixteen members answered roll call with Bible verses. It was voted the club give $5.00 to Red Cross. The hostess conducted four contests which were won by Olive Harcourt, Ida Sinclair. Myrtle Parker and Marvel Berge. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Ziegleman. *!• Presbyterian Men's Chib To Hold Pitch-in Supiier
The Men’s Service Club of the Presbyterian Church will hold its monthly pitch-in ••upper Thursday evening at 6:30 o'clock. The program will be in charge of William Bishop, principal of the high school. Bring a di-h of food. There will be an election of officers. 4* •!* 4* 4* Morning Mimical# To Meet Wednesday
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The Greencastle Morning Musical will meet with Mrs. L. C. Conrad 101 Bloomington street, Wednesday morning at 10:00. 4. .j. Section 1 of Christian Church To.Steet Thursday
Section 1 of the Christian Church will meet with Mfb. Ixil# Arnold at 7:30 Thursday evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Russejl, Rogers, 10 Olive street, are the parents of a daughter born early Tuesday morn-
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IN MEMORY
In loving memory of Bertha Fry who passed away Mate!: 7 104". Where the evening shade, ire failin’ And I am sitting all alone, 1 In my heart there conies a longing If she only could come home.
Dane liter Clova
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IN MEMORY
In loving memory of our dear fath-
in the death of two girl companions , er ancl grandfather, John Wallaw
FACES MI'RDP.R CHARGE
RIVERSIDE. Cal., March 7.— (UP)—2nd Lt. Beaufort G. Swancutt, 31, LaCrosse, Wis., whose wild shooting orgy Sunday night resulted
and a Riverside police officer, will who departed this life three years
be tried for murder by a court martial. if he recovers from his wounds. Camp Anza officials said today. | Swancutt’s unrequited love for a beautiful young secretary was blamed lor the shooting which occurred at a party in the Camp Anza officers’ club.
IN MEMORY
Bertha Fry,
In memory of mom just one year. What is home without Mom, All things this world may s end But where I lost Mom I lost my dearest friend. Daughter Grace
ago March 7. And also In memory of our (let' mother and grandmother, Margard Wallace, who departed this twenty-five years ago, February T. Shall we meet your darling love)
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We will ask our God in prayer, With His helping hand to aid us We will meet our loved ones there. Sadly missed by Mr. and Mrs Clarence Sutherlin and son and Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Wallace and Dan.
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