The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 March 1944 — Page 2

-I i t

T.l* DAILY BANNER CR£tNCA.STI,E y INplAMA, ^PAY, MARCH 20, 1944.

i $12.50; sows steady to 10c Mgher,

| mostly $13.46-113.70.

WASHINGTON. March 20—(UP) ! Cattle 1,900: calves 400; steers and —Postmaster General Frank C. jheifers steady to strong; cows Walker today named Mrs. Evelyn I strong; most good steers and year-

Houk as acting postmaster of Brazil,

Ind.

KOYAI. WEDDING

lings $16-$15.50; medium to good $13.65-$14.75; common down to $11; few loads good heifers $15.25; heifers mostly medium grade $12.50$13.75: common and medium cows

„„ ... $9-$11.75; canners and cutters $6LONDON, March 20 iUIP) King;’* . . , , . , , , „ ■ $8.75; vealers steady, top $ib. Peter of Jugoslavia and Princess Sh 1600; >teady; practically no Alexandra of Greece were married ! lambs aval , ablc ; around 3 today in toe Jugoslav Embassy here. | ^ 87 ]b goo(1 and cholce weatern » lambs $15.50; load 76 lb. shorn lambs BI S PLUNGES IN KIVEK $11 50.

PASSAIC, N. J.. March 20.—(UP) —A bus operated by the Comfort, Bus Lines skidded on the Market street bridge early this morning and; plunged through the railing, carry-! ing an estimated 25 persons into the icy waters of the Passaic river. Police reported that only six or j seven of those aboard are known to j nave made their way out of the sub- | merged vehicle to the river banks, and one of them presumably was a pedestrian struck by the bus in -ts |

plunge.

fikMadset? INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Hogs 8.000; moderately active; 250-330 lbs., 10c-20e higher; 160-250 lbs., 25c higher; other weights steady to 25c higher; 200-250 lbs., $14.15$14.65; 250-330 lbs., $14.25-$14.35; 330-400 lbs.. $13.75-$14: 160-200 lbs.. $14.35-$14.55; 100-159 lbs., $11-

THE DAILY BANNER And ' Herald Consolidated **K Wave* For AH’* 8. K. 1 Car I den. PuhllabOT Entered in the poatofflce at Grew)castle, Indiana as second class mail matter under Act of March 8, 1878 Subscription price, It cents per week; $3.00 per year by mall in Putnam County; $3.50 to $5.00 per year by mail outside Putnam County. 17-19 South Jackson Street

FIGHT MISERY where you feel it—rub 1 throat, chest and back with time-tested

V BIBLE THOUGHT FOB TODAY But don’t search for temptation. Avoid it and deny it: Blessed is the man that endureth tempetation.— Janies 1:12.

Oisesftiits?

* eW s Answers ?

Q. If a home is repaired or rebuilt for a family by (he Bed Cross following disaster, is the family required to repay the expenditure? A. Disaster relief and rehabilitation are given without obligation to

repay. No loans are made.

BANNER ADS GET RESULTS

I 1

ersmial Ami LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS

so.\oto.\ i: IIFAItlXIi SFItYH i: COMES TO GREENCASTLE TliritSDAY. .MARIOS ‘23 10 A. M. to 7 P. .>1. COaMMEIM IAL iiotei. V. J. PFLEGF.R, CONSULTANT HEARING CHARTS AND HEARING ANALYSIS FREE Sonotone* are ii*NI today by no miters of our armed forces, and also by the United States Government for rehabilitation of deafened veterans. Many resident* of Putnam County have secured amazing results. No charge or obligation for consultation. SONOTONE 318 Hume-Mansur Bldg. Indianapolis.

J. A. O’Mullane of Cloverdale is a patient in the county hospital. Earl Cash of Fillmore underwent I in operation at the county hospital

I Friday.

| Mrs. Laura Prichard returned to her home Saturday from the county

j lospitnl.

Mrs. Venard Johnson has returned | to her home from the Putnam coun- | ty hospital. Jacob King of Reelsvill* underi went an operation at the county hosj pital Friday. Mrs. Harold Sutherlin of Roachi dale was admitted to the county hos- \ pital Sunday. Mrs Alice Sutton, Greencastle Route 2, has been released from the j county hospital. Mrs. Laura Taber, Greencastle Route 1, lias been released from the ! county hospital. | Mrs. Carl Borden of lloaehdaJe . returned to her home Monday from

Mrs. Donald Lear has returned to the Kroger store after a two (weeks illness. Mr. and Mis. Remit Todd of Batesville spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Todd, east Walnut street. Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Welsh and daughter, Lorma Rose, were weekend guests of Mr. Welsh’s parents at Waveland. Mr. Welsh is manager of the local A. & P. store. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Myers have received word from their »>n, Pvt. Carl Robert Myers, that he has arrived at Camp Walters, Texas for his basi: training. He (was inducted March 3. Pvt. Myers brother, Gpl. Earl E. Myers is stationed at Camp Maxey, Texas. > Mrs. J. Russell Cook is visiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crouch, R. R. 2. Commander Cook has reported to St. Louis, Mo., where he is in command of the U. S. Navy Electrical School. He formely served as athletic officer at the U. S. Naval Training Station. Great Lakes, 111. Mr and Mrs. Orville Morris and daughters, Patricia Ann and Peggy Joyce, of Brazil, spent the (weekend with the former's parents and Mr and Mrs. Russell Coleman. Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Inman and son Kenneth and Mrs. Alberta King and daughter, Beverly Jean. I

>o\ •!• •!• -I- -1- ■5- •!• -I- -i- -I- •!• -1- ♦ ANNIVERSARIES ♦ £■ -i- -t t- ••• + -i- -i- O

Birthday

Bob Tresner, south College avenue, 16 years today, Mutch 20th, A. C. Gorden Monnett, 19 years, today, March 20. Donald L. Monm tt, 15 year Saturday, March 18.

Wed:!lngs

Pvt. and Mrs. Ernest Barger, 810 Broadway street 1 year today,

March 20.

I WAl I Tomorrow’ I FOR SA

WATCH

's Paper SAVINGS

OPPORTUNITY OF THE YEAR! (SEE STORY ON FRONT PAGE) THE FASHION SHOP

the county hospital.

Mrs. Cyril Frazier, 307 Bloomington street, was admitted to the coun-

ty hospital Saturday.

A C Roy Bang. U. S. Navy, w»e j a week-end guest of Mr and Mrs.

! Phillip Hayes and family. P. E. O. will meet at Robert Watson was admitted bo' Mrs. Grafton Longden l the Robert Long Hospital in Indian- ! evening at 7:30. j apolis Thursday morning. d* -F + d-

Mrs. Homer Cooke, Greencastle j Route 2, returned to her home Sun- ! day from the county hospital. Mrs. T. J. Smith, north Jackson j street, underwent an. operation at _ i the county hospital Saturday. Herman Weithers of Indianapolis ! is visiting this week with Mr. and I Mrs. Herbert Meek of near Putnam- j

ville.

Mrs. Gilbert Sullivan and baby of J Spencer returned to their home at J

the home cf j Wednesday

Domestic Science Club

Meeting Tuesday

The Domestic Science Club will meet Tuesday March 21, with Mrs. Robert Patton, 2 Hanna street.

TURN IN YOUR OLD HANGERS FOR VICTORY

IT'S SPRING CLEANING TIME FOIL YOljR WARDROBE! With “buy only what you need” in mind, many of last year's spring wardrobes will “go on duty” again this year. Make what you have do — let us dry clean your clothes for longer v/ear. Give your clothes serious thought today, and call us immediately to prepore your wardrobe early.

HOME LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS

J 217-225 EAST WASHINGTON STREET,

PHONE 126

Spencer Sunday from Lh« county hospital. Pvt. Melvin Ellis has returned to Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., after spending a 9-day furlough here with hi s mother. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph (Bpencer, Reel*ville Route 1, are the parent* of a laughter born (Sunday at tire county hospital. Phillip Hayes and Arthur Agnew were in Indianapolis Saturday attending the Union Convention held at the Claypool hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Bernhardt, 1014 south College avenue, are the parents of a daughter born Monday morning at the county hospital. Marshall Barr of St. Louis, Mo., was admitted to the county hospital Saturday for treatment due to injuries tecelved in a truck accident. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mars, Jr. are the parents of a eon born Sunday at the Putnam county hospital Sunday. Mrs. M ars is tfie former Miss Maxine Ragsdale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ragsdale. Mrs. Herbert (Meek and Mrs. George Shaughneaey of Putnamville, Herman Weithers of Indianapolis and Mrs. Herbert Dreher of ReelsvIUe were Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ross McCXilknigh of nsar Reelsvllle. Clippings telling of ths burning of the school building at Purysar, Tenn., have been received here by the little frlende of the Rueeell Alexander children, who attended the school. The entire building and eontents were destroyed by the fire, which caused a loee of about $50,000 None of the children was Injured aa the fire waa discovered at receee time during the morning and all had ample time to get out of the building. The school housed the grades as well as the high school for Puryear.

^r» relate ftttreu ef MMTa.Y'V Female Weakness Lydia E Plnkham’s VeceUbls Compound is made especially /or women to help relieve periodic pain with weak, nervous, blue feelings—due to functional monthly dliturbanoea Taken regularly—it helpa build up reelatance against such symptoms Follow label directions. LYDIA L PINKHAM’S uSSmmo ^ ^

TOO DUMPY FOR 0IRNDLS1

Los* ft

2.25 a monOi's supply Get slimmer without exercise. Don't give up all the foods you like. In clinical tests conducted by medical doctors more than 100 persons lest M to 15 lbs. average in a few weeks with AYDS Vitamin Candy Reducing plan. Try it yourself. Phone! JONES DRUG STORE C. C. COAN

GROCERIES BREAD Ho EXTRACT 10c MOLASSES 25c STARCH 10c Anderson Grocery I Block N. Square. N. Indiana St.

Society

Interesting Lecturer To Speak Here Tonight The Greencastle Teachers Federation will meet tonight at 7:30 o’clock in the auditorium of the Second Ward school building. Madame Matiide Carranza will be the speaker. The public is urged to attend this meeting as Madame Carranza is an interesting lecturer and will spe k on timely subjects. She is a native of Costa Rica and is now teaching at St. Mary’s of the Woods at teri’2

Haute.

Greencastle is fortunate to be able to have such a talented lecturer appear here and it is hoped many citizens will attend this meeting.

•j. .j.

Delta Theta Tau I . Meet Wednesday Delta Theta Tau sorority will meet Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock with Miss Minnie Mac Bartley, 301 .-outh Indiana street. 'Douthitt-Trout man Marriage Announced Miss Doris Troutman became tho bride of Wm Douthitt in a beautiful candle light single ring ceremony, solemmizcd in the chancel of t’n 1 First Christian Church, Thursday evening, March 16th at 8:00 o’clock with Rev. H. C Fellers officiating. The bride who was given in marriage by her father George Troutman of Indiana]-lis. wore a sky blue street length suit with navy accessories and a corsage of white gardenias and carnations. •Her only attendant, Miss Mary Douthitt, sister of the gr< in, wore a light iplaid street length suit with brown accessories and a corsage of red carnations. The groom’s attendant was h's brother, Roy Douthitt who was horn •

on a leave

A reception was given for the young couple, friends and relation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W Douthitt, parents of the groom. The out of town guests present were Mr. and Mrs. George Troutman and son Nelson, grandmother Troutman, Mr. Don Troutman, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Troutman, Mr. and Mi George Wildman Mrs. Katie Bittner, Fred Hempfling and Mildred Clark all of Indianapolis Miss Pat Ruarit of Filmore, Rev. H. C. Fellers, Miss Peggy Deam, Mr and Mrs. J. W Douthitt and son Roy, daughter Mary and grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Dick and son of Greehcasfle.. Mrs. Douthitt is a resident of Indianapolis -and a student at Washing-

ton High School.

Mr. Douthitt is a graduate o? j Greencastle High School class of ’42, ( and is now employed at Indianapolis i The young couple wilt be at thet • I home 4437 Hanter St. 'Lawrence Ind.

+ -1* -!•

Needleoraft Uluh Meeting Postponed The meeting of the Needlecraft Club has been postponed until March 31st and will be held with Mrs. Fred Pease. Members please note change

of date.

apt

Jolly Get-Together Club Held March Meeting The Jolly Get-TV>gother Club held its March meeting at the home of Mrs. Ruth Ann Cooksey. Seven members and two guests were present The meeting (was called to order by the vice-president and all answer''-! roll call with the Club Creed. It was voted that $3 'be .given to the Red Cross. Mrs. Larry Rader was in charge of the entertainment Prizes were won toy Gladys Garl ami Mrs. Mary Ann Sheldon. The April meeting will be at the home of (Mrs. Eva Boatright.

Phone 15

FOR EXTRA CASH WHEN THE PAY CHECK WON’T STRETCH

SEE

INDIANA LOAN CO. Get Up to $300.00 ... 12 Months to Repay. 19 %■ East Washington Street

Martha Washington Uluh, To .Meet The Martha Washington Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock with Mrs. Dacey Hubbard, 408 east Washington street. Mrs. Myrtle Wimmer will have charge cf che program. «f- + -i- 4Missionary (mild To .Meet Thursday The Missionary Guild of the Christian church will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 with Mrs. Harley Miller and Miss Marjorie Lewman.

•!•

Current Book Club To Meet Tonight The Current Book Club will meet this evening at 8 o’clock with Mrs. John Rightsell. •!• -1* *!• Federated Reading Club Elects New Officers New officers of the Federated Reading Club are president, Mrs. J. L. Reibsomer; vice president, Mrs. Ferd Lucas; treasurer, Mrs. Cecil Fellers; secretary, Mrs. R. E. Richards; council member. Mrs. Elizabeth Williams. The club meets the third Wednesday of each month at the city library for book reviews. •j. .j. .j. D. A. K. To Meet Tuesday Evening Washburn Chapter of D. A. R. will meet with Mrs. Andrew Dur-

Relief At Last For Your Coiiiil Creomulsion relieves p r o mD f.'H cause it goes right to the seat trouble to help loosen and exili '*1 laden phlegm, and aid r, iture tnifii and heal raw, tender mucous membranes, feii vouriL— to sell you a bottle of r- om “ the understanding > must way it quickly allays the cough l ll '| are to have your mm v back CREOMULSIO'J For Coughs, Chest Colds. Broncijj ham, Tuesday evening, March h at 7:30 o’clock. M. Minns; Bartley will conduit “Inform# Please,’’ and Mrs. Louis Hays i_ talk on ’’Internal I Post War World.” ^

•t* T 4

Mother’s Service Club To Meet Tuesday Putnam County Mother’s Club will meet Tuesday March aj 8:00 p. in. at the American Home. Mothers of all service i are welcome.

»• f + +

Peiielo|>e Club To Hold Meeting The Penelope Club will meet) Mrs. Roland Parent, “tl east Wg ington street, Tim 2::;0p. i| Please bring needb s r d thri-ailH

| sewing.

-a-:

igte

fOt ’v N

DRY CLEANING SPECIAL ( ARE GIVEN BY EXPERIENCED WORKERS MONITE MOTH PROOFING IS YOUR ASSURANCE OF PROTECTION. Kindly cooperate with your Cktvenunent by turning In your old bangers. Cash and Carry

IDEAL Cleaners

IN THE ARMY they say. “FRONT AND CENTER*for con e here 'SIDE ARMS for cream and sugar ' (° r t ^' c f* vor * te cigarette with men ^ 0 > n die Army 9EANS for commissary officer * FIRST IN THE SERVICE* . With men in the Army, Navy, Marine Corn . * and Coast Guard, the favorite cigarette isCami I. (Based on actual sales records.)

ALLIES ADVANCE THROUGH RUINS OF CASSINO

Vi I

shell bursts in the town. Allied troops have mo * m f** bombs ’ ls aeen here 818 * white P hos in the background and are advancing through the th # rUins ° f the anclent castle on the rortres*. This ia an official United StatM aIL,. °J the town which WM once a 8 reat - - SUteB Army Sl » nal COT* Photo, (Imtrnttional Souc