The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 March 1944 — Page 2

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THE DAHV BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1944.

, l:s |{KS1IJlf TF.n I.\:\! O’.rs. Ind., March 10 (Special l — Suspension orders, re.trictlnp the driving privileges of 1,300 Indiana motorists, were issued n February for failure to comply w th the new state motor vehicle fcty M-sponsibility law, it was an- : unced today by Don F. Stiver, r . t..! t»f public safety. A t< lal of .'1.439 suspension orders i ••re mailed, he said, but 2,133 orders were rescinded when the drivers compiled by filing proof of financial responsibility or posted negotiable security. In January. ,1.205 person forfeit* -i driving rights. A total of 8,334 accident report v/cre fi 1 ' 1. ' Of this number, sixtyght ; tent included SR-21 form.■d • aliri: r that more than two thir l'

motor vehicle accidents, in which tm combined damage to all cars Involved is S25 or more or in which there is a per serial injury, must be reported to the division. Official accident forms may be obtained from any state police trooper nr post, sheriff' * office, municipal police- department or most casualty insurance companies.

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Herald Consolidated “It Wave* For AH’' 8. R- Karl den Publisher Entered In the poetoffice at Green castle, Indiana as second class mail ( matter under Act of March 8, 1878 Subscription prlc«, 12 cents tier week; $3.00 per year by mail In Putnam County; $3.50 to $5.00 per year by mail outside Putnam County. 17-19 South Jackson Street.

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Mr. Stiv, r, appealing for coopera tion cf the public, explained tha motorists involved in accidents must file Form SR-21. .showing public liability insurance was hi Id at thtime of the pccirlent. If insurance is. not held, the individual mint prov financial responsibility by posting with the division cash money, negotiable collateral or surety bond in an amount sufficient to cover tin damage to other vehicles. Fund' covering the damage must be re covered by the* injured party in a All court act • -n, the 1 w stipulates However, where a driver assumes blame, he may satisfy requirement.' of the law by obtaining a release from other persons involved. Release f rms, showing complete reparation • 5 been made, may be secured from the division. Th' 'tate director asserts that all

A BIRI-K THOUGHT FOB TODAY Anything that takys your health, your wealth, your refutation is a thief. Do not let cynicism rob you of the joy of life: Tile thief cometh not but to steal ,and to kill, and to destroy. I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly.- lohn 10:10.

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Questions? « a Answers.! Q. Will the Red Cross supply surp ical dressing for civilian defenne I casualty stations? I

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surgical dressings progn.m *v sup- I ply stuch dressings, if In:.a! commerc-1 ial stocks are inadequate d local j civiliiin defense or chipiov funds are|

•ivalla bio for the purcna sii of the me- j J ^ terial Tequired. Beverly Graves of Cioverdale was

released from the county hospital

Put a few drops of Vicks Va-tro-nol up each nostril at the very first snifle, sneeze or sign of nasal Irritation. Its quick action aids Nature's defenses VICKS i V against eolds.Follow - ~ directions in folder. VA'TRO NOL

9ers»n»l Ind 10CAL NEWS

l»KIEF» Mrs. Evelyn Parker is a patient in

KU!> CROSS XNOUKS

'Thuisday afternoon.

Mrs. Frank Glover, Coatesville

Route 2. was admitted to the county

hospital Friday for treatment.

An unsolicited gift of S200.00 has come bo Putnam Oiunty Chapter of | the American Red Cross The donor is Erl Crawley of Danville, Indiana,

and the gift will be . hared the Mrs. Jerome Austin. 402 north Colvarious townships. ■ ipp e avenue, was admitted to the Its Your Red Cross I county hospital Thursday for treat-

Franklin Township i the fourth ment. ■ me to pass its Red Cross quota. The j

chairmnn is Galen Irwin, president; Mrs. Clyde Miller 730 east Seminof the Roachdale Dions Club. j a ry street, returned to her home — ————— — Thursday from the Putnam county

hospital.

present. Roll call responses were Improving the Home Furnishings I Have. The club voted to give $3.50 to the Red

Cross.

The lesson, “Time and My Hands,* j

PAY YOUR INCOME TAX PROMPTl?'

FARMERS PLAN THOSE REPAIRS NOW TO HELP INCREASE PRfMOGN! It is patriotic to keep your farm buildinqs in the best of condition.

* 3ui!t Rite Sheeting Takes the place of lumber in many instances. ¥ Asbestos and Asphalt Shhvgles Check leaky roofs now. 4 Asbestos Siding ¥ Rock Wool Insulation For summer and winter comfort. ¥ Paints Inside and outside paints. Metzger Lumber Co.

Mrs. Harry |Neier, Greencastle Route 1, underwent an operation Thursday at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Sullivan, Spencer Route 2, are the parents of a son born Friday at the Putnam Minty hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Borden of Roachdale are the parents of a daughter born Friday morning at the Putnam oiunty hospital. Paul Siddons and family who formerly lived at 1028 south Indiana • • treet, have moved to the Tom Sage farm, south on road 43. Mrs. Harry Bee is here for an indefinite visit with her parents, Mr. i .,nd Mrs. Harry Moore. Mrs. Bee’s ' husband is somewhere overseas.

Miss Mary Elizabeth Peck has returned to her home here after spend-

ing several months in the employ oft stree ’

th< goveranpnt at Dayton. Ohio. Mi8B B Sh «« r * r wiU

Society Keystone Bible Class .Met Thursday Evening The Keystone Bible Class of the Gobin Memorial church met Thursday evening at 7:30 with Mrs. Oscar Obenchain. After friendly greetings of tne members the meeting was opened by the president. Mrs. Sarah Wright gave the devotions. Her subject and scripture reading was in keeping with the approaching Easter season. During the business meeting, the officers were elected for the coming year as follows: Mrs. Clyde Williams, president; Mrs. Sarah Wright, vice president; Mrs. J. E. Courtney, recording secretary; Miss Hattie Connelly corresponding secretary, and treasurei Mis. Blanche Monnett. Mrs. K. E. Richards had charge of the program. She gave an interesting discussion on gardening, and with it she gave some lovely poems by famous authors. As a second part she gave a paper written on mass education in China. Mrs. Clyde Hutcheson gave a talk j about her trip to California, where j she and her husband spent the wint-1 er. She made her talk more interesting by displaying pictures cf scenery they had seen while going to different places. The hostess, assisted by Miss Geola Moore and Mrs. Charles Hutcheson, served lovely refreshments and a | pleasant social hour closed the meet- | ing. [

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Boston ('lull Meeting Postponed The Boston Club meeting has been postponed until March 20th. Watch the paper for further announcements. •

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DePttuw Women's < l-.ih To Meet Monday i ' 1 The DeiPauw Women’s Club will meet Monday afternoon at 3 o’clock in Community Hall .of the Cobin Methodist Church.

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Sorority To Meet Saturday Night Delta Kappa Gamma will meet Saturday evening at 7:30 with Mrs. Marlin Hudson, G1S East Washington

was given by Mrs. Charles McCul-

lough.

During the social hour games were played and delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. The club adjourned fo meet wi'.h Mrs. Irina Hardwick in April. + + + + •{•'!• -S- * + + + + ♦ ANNIVERSARIES * 4- d- -1- dr 4- -«• -l- -v -1* -I- d- *3 d- "*•** Birthday Richard Coffman. 6 South Madisoa street, today. Marcn 10. Mrs. Charles Coffman, North Salem, R. 1. today. March 10 Barbara Jean Goodman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Goodman 306 Gillespie Street, 12 years today March 10. Patrica Kay Knoll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Knoll, one year old today. Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Joe F. Case, 10 years March 10.

Find ovt now whot your tax will be SEE US FOR EXTRA CASH. DON’T CASH YOUR WAR BONDS

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WESLEY CHAPEL CHURCH ! Rendyall Cooper Minister Sunday Szhool 10:00 Mrs. J. E. Rauh Supt. Morning Worship 11 00 Evening Services 7:00 Prayer meeting every Wednesday j night Come and worship with us.

CANAAN’ METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday School 10:00 A. M.

Bible Study 7:45 P. M. Thursday ^ Special stress is being placed on Evangelism and groups ’rave been organized to visit in the homes emphasizing evangelism. j

Bernhard Friesen, Pastor

LOOKING FOR THE BEST IN MEAT? BEEF-PORK A VARIETY OF CUTS. A Tip to Point Savers

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Phone 42

22 S. Vine Sf.

\ SUGAR STUMP NO. 30 GOOD

BEYOND MARCH 31

FILLMORE METHODIST CHURCH j Sunday School 10:00 A M. * The expiration date of Miarch 31, Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. | 1944 originally set for stamp 30 has

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M. Y. F. 7:30 P M.

The Methodist Youth Fellowship! after March 31 and until the

will be in charge of the evening ser- J vice with the theme of Home and ,

been removed. Stamp 30 will be good

new

expiration date has been set some time in the future. Reasonable ad-

Foreign Missions being used. The pastor will supplement the service 1 with a missionary message. Special

music will be had.

Bible Study 7:45 P. M. Wednes-

day.

117 W. FRANKLIN STREET.

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SHEER RAYONS

PETTIFLAWS OF $1.00 VALUES ON SALE

They’re 45 gauge and as flattering as stockings can be. Light spring colors. Imperfections are very slight. See them on front table. Per Pair 79c PREVOS

Mrs. Maurice Hurst and children, Aneta and Jack, left today for an j extended visit with Mr. Hurst’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hurst at Natchez, Miss. Miss Irene Macy has accepted a position with the Post Office Department in Washington. Miss Macy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jann s Macy, North Indiana street. Mrs. Laurin L. Lanley has gone to St. Charles, La., to be with her husband, who is stationed in the military service there. Mrs. Linley was formerly employed at the Greencastle Production Credit Corporation. Word has been received here that Cpl. Cecil H. Robertson, son of Mrs. Everett O’Hair of Greencastle, submitted to an emergency appendectomy, March 28. Cpl. Robertson is Rationed at Camp Clairborne. La. Morton Chapter and Groveland Chapter will have a joint meeting with Bainbridge Chapter O. E. S. or Saturday night with the Baintoridgr Chapter for inspection by the Worthi Grand Matron, Mrs. Bliss FY>x. A good attendance is desired and visitors are very welcome. The Citizen’s Committee which was named to create interest in replacing the many beautiful trees of our city has been very well pleased with the response of the citizens of our community: Many orders have been placed for trees which will be planted the last week of March weather permitting. In case anyone has failed to place his order foi trees, there is still time to do so Orders may still be sent to the city clerk. Mrs. Gifford Black.

REELSYILLE METHODIST CHURCH Fred S. Wintle, paator. Services for Sunday, March 12. 10 a. m. Church school. Ewing Waxier, supt. Lesson—“Jesus Betrayed, Denied and Condemned.” 11 a m. Morning worship service. Choir leader. Will Boone. Sermon by the pastor: “Your Biography of Jesus.” 6:30 p. m. Youth Fellowship meeting. Betty Aker, pres. 7:30 p. m. Evening worship service. Sermon: “Are You Living Right?”

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charge of the program which will feature "Our Pioneer Women’’.

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Friendship 11. E. Club Met Wednesday The Friendship Home Economics Club met at the home of Mrs. Delmus Brookshire, Wednesday, Mar. 8, with ten members and one guest

How To Relieve Bronchitis Creomulslon relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the rouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and :ud nature to soothe ind heal raw. tender inflamed bronchial nucous membranes Tell your druggist o sell you a bottle of Creomulslon with he understanding you must like the vay it quickly allays the cough or you. ire to have your money back. GREOMULSION or Coughs. Chest Colds. Bronchitis

GROCERIES FLOUR $1.15 RICE CRISPIER _... 1.V VINEGAR 10r SOAP 6c Anderson Grocery I Block N. Square. N. Indiana St.

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should know about.

Come in for a thorough

eye examination.

Dr. J. F. Conrad

OPTOMETRIST 109 E. Wash. St.

vance notive of the new expiration date will be made through the papers. Stamp 31 becomes valid on I April 1 for 5 pounds with out an e»-

I piration date.

! Sugar Stamp 40 has been declared | valid for 5 pounds of canning of

ASSEMBLY ROOM SERVICE ' fresh fruits only and as the first of There will be a non-sectarian the 1944 canning allotment remaias Christian meeting in the assembly valid until February 1, 1945. loom of Putnam county oourt house 1

at 7:30 Saturday evening.

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If you like to sing the old gosp“l j songs you will enjoy taking part in the service from 7:00 to 7:30. This part of the meeting will consist cf thirty minutes of old-fashioned singing. The subject of the message will be “Things Unshakable,” a very up to date message in a world of changing events such as we see today. “Thy throne O God, is for ever and ever.” Heb. 1:8. Rev William Grepp of Indianapolis, will be the speaker.

STATEMENT BV FPR

WASHINGTON. March 10-<|I — President Roosevelt today rj ated that dbcussioi are in pnaT on the matter of giving RussaJ cf the Italian fleet or its equih* and asserted, that there is no versy whatever between hr 1 Prime Minister Winston Churchl|

the subject.

MEN’S CLUB MIX.INC The Presbyterian Men's Club I its regular meeting Thursday a ing. William Bishop, principai f local high school was hie spam New officers elected were dent, Dr. D. Keith A Irws president, George F. Totten J secretary and treasurer. Ed E * man. Dr. Andrews succeeded a Moss as president.

BKIUK CHAPEL METHODIST CHURCH Sunday. March 12. 10 a. m. Sunday school. Charles' Hendrich, supt. , 11 a. m. Morning worship. Charles Frie—worship. Sermon by the pas-. tor. 2:30 p. m. Baptismal service at ^ Christian church, Greencastle. 7:00 p. m. Evening Youth Fellow-[ ship will meet at the church. Howard Clinebell, pastor.

IN MEMORY In loving memory of our dear husband and father R. P. Moore, who passed away March 10, 1941. Three long years ago today Since dear Dad went away, When evening shadows are falling, And I’m sitting all alone In my heart there comes a longing, If he only could come home. Sadly missed by wife and children.

Baby Chicks We will have the following Chicks which we can offer at special prices. March 15 th 500 Whits Racks 300 New Hampshire Reds 100 Rhode Island Reds 100 Silver Laced Wyandotte Let uk have your Inquiries. Quality Feed Store

PUBLIC AUCTION OF SUSAN BELLE KESTERSON PROPERTY Real & Personal NATl IIDAl. >1X11(11 131. mi * , 12:30 P. M. On the above date, at Die premises of the late Susan Kesterson, deceased, situated at 308 North Indiana Street ' n * City of Greeneastle, Putnam County, Indiana, the uii.lcr'itcwl “» sell at public auction all of the personal property as follows: Living Room suite, 1 rugs, 9x12, 2 leather bottom Hoi king ($*}* Library Table, 3 Rag Rugs nearly new, several small Rugs, 'k' Beds with springs, Sewing Machine. Dining Table and d* ''W'” Side Board, China Closet, good Heating Stove, Elenri. »«•** Cooking Range, Stove, Kitchen Utensils, Dishes, Curtains. Iur* Stretehers, Tools and many other articles too numerous to TERMS CASH. At the same time and place the undersigned by virtue of the will of Susan Belle Kesterson and ordr^B of the Putnam Circuit Court, the real estate at said lo 10tion consisting of lot, five room dwelling, semi-mod*' 11, and coal shed, described as follows, to-wit;

A part of lot No. 5 in the School Commissioner Sur 1 vf ' Plat of Section 18. Township 14, N. R. 1 West. (lesonM» follows, to-wit:- Beginning at a point on the West l' 1 * |( . InJiana Street in the City of GreoncMtle, which point feet and six (6) Inches North of the Point where the of said Indiana Street Intersects the North line of lJ J Street in said City, thence west with the North line of the ^ of ground which was heretofore conveyed by Henry l- an " j Wife to Susan N. Williams to an alley, thems' North " 1,h ia( alley a distance of about 52 feet, more or less, to the 8oui _ of a tract of ground which was heretofore conveyed by,,. _ I Andes & Wife to William O. Gouldlng, thence East with ^ South line of said tract of ground so conveyed by 1 , . iia j Lande* to the said Gnuldtng, to the West Hne of ln "' Street, thence South with said line to the place of begiiuw the same being all that part of lot No. 5 which was corW. to Henry I Andes by John S. Jennings & Wife, except t"*'P tion thereof sold and conveyed by the said Landes & " Susan N. Williams and to William O. Gouldlng. with a'l parlance, theremto belonging, Including the right to ii'* 1 "

repair a tile drain extending from the eastward across Indiana Street and ?

& Through a part of l>* No. 6 of sale School

Survey.

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TERMS OF REAL ESTATE — $560.00 cash on day ^ Bahtnce when deed Is delivered approved by the Putnam < lf

THEODORE CRAWLEY FIRST-CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST t<> Co-Executors ALTON a HURST, Auctioneer. KENNETH C. BRVA». 1