The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 May 1944 — Page 2

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tuitl Herald Consolidated "It Waves For All" H. It. Rarlilen. I‘uhllsher F.ntered In the postoffice at Oreen astle, Indiana as second class mall matter under Act of March 8, 1878 Sutenripllon price, *•? cents per week; $3.00 per year by mall In Putnam County; $3.50 to $5.00 per year by mall outside Putnam County. 17-19 South Jackson Street.

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I Do the decent tiling even though no one is looking. Meanness fills ■ o it memory with putrid death. The | subconscious mind never forgets: Do j not your righteousness before men i ii be seen of them. Matt. 6:1.

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And LOCAL NEWS IBKflEF^

\s In aiilitul its all her lender Ihoilghts of >t»u — in in floral creations—foi Mother's Day giving. I .’,;:ini nj li\ our arl 1stie seleelions of eolors anil kinds tor lmii(|iie! and eorsa.ge. Mowers iM'st fell your seoliIII tils lor M;r> lllh! I'laee your order early.

Mi and Mrs Don Lear spent Wed|n« i .iv evening in Oloverdale. Mi and Mrs. Lorin Welsh ami

. ii.nil i weir in Clinton Tuesday. Mis. Goldie Whitaker of (;os[Miit is a patient in the Putnam county hospital.

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j 1 soeu Kidded of Koachdale underj went an opeiation at the county hos-

! pital Thursday.

Kldon Lewis has returned to Great j THKATKK OK OPERATIONS I Lakes, III, after spending a 11 day,,,, training anil working for

ive with his family.

(MR SOW J [WITH TH« CMORSi Arthur M. Rogers who was inducted into the army here recently, has been sent to Fort Sill, Okla., where he will receive his basic train-

ing.

Forrest Burk, 506 Hanna street, who was inducted into the army recently. has been sent to Ft. Belvior, Va., where he will receive his basic military training. The correct address of Pvt. William O. Huff, husband of Mrs. Martha Huff, Greencastle Route 3, is Pvt. William O Huff. A. S. N. 35831199, Btry. B, 549th F. A. Bn., North Camp Hood, Texas. Mrs. Pauline Schonfeld has received word that her husband, Cpi. William F. Schonfeld lias been advanced to the rank of sergeant after completing a five day flight to Havana, Culm. He is stationed at Chatham Field, Ga. The address of Pvt. Raymond L. Carpertter. is A S. N. 35831200. 423 Ordnance L, M dnt Co.. Camp Joseph I. Robinson, Aik. S Sgt. Roy B. Sears of Marchfield, California arrived Wednesday evening to spend u furlough with his mother at 402 west Washington . treet. and relatives and friends.

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Miss Jean Shuey’s

Engagement Vnnouneed

Mr. and Mrs. C. A

of this city, wish to announce tin engagement of their daughter, Jean, to P. O. C. C. Eide. 2 c. U. S. Naval Air Corps. The wedding date has not been set pending

young man.

Miss Shuey attended Greencastle j J

Shuey. formerly %

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HEADQUAHTRRS.

I)n tlic nuiKnifieent thin#—and fink the j*ifl n* :• W;»r linnd info ihaf Mother’* Da.\ hniiiHiet.

EITELS FLOWERS

From where 1 sit .../y Joe Marsh

Parrot gets Will Dudley’s Goat

Dudley never liked his pet parrot. Claimed the • ailed him “Stinky”-and pipe tobacco. And the aid it served Will right he'd told him not to smoke ipo indoors.

To make her point, the MLsii'i dis Will's pipe mid throws it out the window. So Will grabs '' parrot and throws him out •. ! ' Ii- like unpleasantness ill in ' nines the parrot witli Mills coin cob in Ids mouth. Did whistling ••Home Sweet llnine," Mill claims.)

Well, Will and his wife both bust out laughing.. . and made peace over a friendly glass of beer, allowing how it's pretty silly getting mad at one another’s differences. From where I sit, that’s a mighty happy ending. If all of us would live and let live in a spirit of tolrrnnee — whether it's tolerance for a p rrot or n pipe —we'd he a whole lot happier and better oil.

Melvin Ford ol Roachdale under- | went an operation at the Putnam county hospital Thursday morning, i Cpi. Henry V. bechman returned i today to San Diego, Calif., after : .spending a ten day furlough with hC I parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Sechnian. Mrs. A. L. Steely vill be the guest io Isiuisville this week end of Mrs. I V, W. Steele and Mrs. Jerne Allyn. I They will attend the Kentucky

I derby on Saturday.

Corporal Hubert Srott and Mrs. I Scott are the parents of a son, Craig : j BaoW, born at the Putnam county hospital. The father is over-sens with

j the armed forces.

Th* promotion of Louis W. Crain from the grade of Staff Sergeant to Technical Sergeant was announced recently "somewhere in England’’ by the Commanding General of the AAF

Eighth Fighter Command.

Funeral services for Mrs. Elizai both Jones, of near Cloverdale, who | died Wednesday, will lie held Fr iday

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^RATIONED NOW FORMERLY RATIONED BOYS' AND GIRLS STURDY SHOES 1.29 *o 1.57

OPA RELEASE-CHILDREN S LOWPRICED SHOES. RATION FREE FROM MAY 1 THRU MAY 20 Mothers: Here’s an opportunity to get those liadly needed extra shoi-s for that active boj or girl of yours . , . and yon don’t have to s|a-nd a shoe stamp to buy them! Included in the group are oxfoiVls and puin|Mt . . . browns, blacks and some While. Many of these shoos sold for niticli more, (fuantilies limited ... so come early, sizes 81, to 3.

ontgomery VYard

afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Reed Funeral Home in Cloverdale. Burial will be in the Cloverdale cemetery. Mrs. Charles F. Zeis wag called to 1 OxfWrd today by the sudden death I of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Gertrude ! Blr.im. F’uneral services will he held j Friday. Mrs. Bloom was a sister of ' the late Charles F. Z, is and wa-

ve, 11 known here.

Cpi Ivan Harold Craver has returned to Shreveport. La., aftet spending a furlough with his wfe. AL> Harold Craver and little daugh- '• i Helen Marie of Brick Chapel and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris

Craver, Greencastle.

The Misses Minnie and Lydia Wi! Hams are in Brazil this evening as th, 1 guests of the Misses Alice and Florence Fai lle. After serving a si < o'clock dinner, the Miss Failles will take their guests to see a three-act comedy presented by the Brazil High

Scnool.

Funeral services wen? held this afternoon at Rockville for Mrs. Edna M. Comlelly, who died suddenly Tin day at her home in Terre Haute. Blie was thv wife of Cyril C. Connelly. field examiner of the Indiana Board of Accounts and resided here for several years when Mr. Connelly was connected with the Allen Bros, store. She had been an invalid for many years. Lawernce McCammack of Jefferon township is able to he out again, having recovered from a slight illness believed to have been brought on by over-indulgence in food while i member of the Mill Creek precinct election hoard. Mr. McCammack, who is almost sixty-five years of age "uni who has served on election hoards for many years, states that the meals which wore served Tuesday ■*>' the ladies of the Walnut Chapel Friends church were the best meals he evet' sa\v at an election. •ijfr *’• 4- •!* 4* 4- -I* 4* 4- •!• -i- •{• 4- 4* ♦ ANNIVERSARIES O 4* + 4- •!• •*••}• -J» -S- -J. .t- 4- .[. .j. fy Birthday Phyllis Hale, Bainbridge, today,

May 4.

Dale Goodman, Bainbridge, today.

May 4.

Marilyn Fern Overshiner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Overshiner, 2 years old today, May 4. Robert Duane Ross. 15 years old today, May 4. Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Karl Neuman. 646 Fast Walnut street. 9 years today,

May 4

FITROPFAN

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years on all types of army combat vehicles the members of an Ordnance Motor Maintenance company now I stationed in England, all skilled mechanics, are hack at their old familiiu job of working on civilian automobiles. The unit is reconditioning all the civilian cars now being purchased from the public for use as staff vehicles by tiigh ranking American officers. Located in a iiuge warehouse recently vacated by the British, their shop is a strange eonibination of American and British machines and tools. Mobile motor maintenance equipment designed for use by the company in the field has been set up in the shop and is used for a large part of the work on civilian cars re cently impressed for army duty. Members of the company report little difficulty in shifting to work on BiiU.di built, motors since many of them are built on American de-

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Working on civilian cars is a far cry from the early duties of the company when it was ironing out the •‘bugs” in tiie now famous "Duck.” Captain George W. Killstrom, 2741 Melrose Avenue. Chicago, lllirtois, commanding officer of the unit, says. 1 The company took over the ‘‘Duck’’ | in its infancy and gave it the initial ' try-outs in the surf at Fort Ord, I California. | Equipped with machines, tools and experience to service “any army ve- j hide on wheels" this Motor Maintenance company is enjoying its pre-1 invasion interlude of work on civilian vehicles for it is the type of work in | vhich most of the members first

learned about motors.

Men in the company include Pvt.'

and has been attending

schools

Wash’s Private School of Business _

Science in Ft. Lauderdale.

Mr. Eide is the son of Mr. and Mi.;. ! C. H. Eide of Butte, Montana. jt

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Study Club Met ♦

With Mrs. Veaeli

The Bainbridge Study Club met in j April with Mrs. L. W. Veach. The response was Spain. A donation was made to the Cancer Fund. The president announced the date of the county convention to be held j

in Greencastle.

‘A Tree Grows in Brooklyn” by Betty Smith was reviewed by Mrs.

Bruce Lane.

the club adjourned to meet in June for the annual luncheon with Mrs.

Guy Codings.

That Graduation

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♦ “There Is No Substitute For Quality J WE WILL NOT LOWER OUR QUALITY TO MEET an* ♦ OTHER ADVERTISED PRICES ON PHOTOGRAPH?^ 1 MR. and MRS. R. VON STEINENS

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NEXT TO PREVO’S — I'PSTAIKS ‘ To <p \| ITr ♦ PHONE 251 MiKKN, •»- " '

\TTENOS KNOX FI'NERAI, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Grimes receiv-

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Woman's Auxiliary Will Meet Tonight The Woman’s Auxiliary of St. Andrew's Episcopal church. 720 south Locust street, will meet tonight at 7:30 o’clock. Mrs. I). W. Kiliinger will give the program.

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Surprise Party For Mrs. Jade Robbins A surprise party was given Saturday nigtit for Mrs. Jade Robins. Bainbridge. The hostess were: Mrs. Arthur Giltz, Mrs. Claude Metz, Mrs. Ed. Cassady, Mr-. Amof Goodhart, Mrs. Pruitt and Mrs. Clifford Reeves. Many lovely gifts were received. Fifty guests were present.

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The Brick Chapel M Y. F. Will meet Friday. May 5th at 8 o'clock

at the church.

od a letter this morning from their daughter. Pfc. Betty Grimes, of the Marino Corps Womens Reserve, saying that she was honored by receiving an invitation to attend the funeral service of Frank Knox, secretary of the Navy, which was held in Washington, D. C. She also said that during the service she stood next to Gene Tunney, Navy com-

mander.

DR. L A. RAY VETERINARIAN 228 W. Main St. - Phone 163 OLOVF.RDAI Free Service is given at my office on diseases of poultry. Always ready and willing to advise with you on your livestock problems. Small animals are given sperlal attenion. Stop in at my office ®nd get ae(|iiainto(L

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FOR-REAL VALUE

T Sgt. Joe Lawrence has returned lo a port of embarkation after spend- : ng a seven day furlough here visiting with Mrs. Vesta Lawrence and son Larry. Sgt. Lawrence who is tn i he Transportation Corps returned recently from the South Pacific theater of operations. He has been overseas 13 months. Sgt. Lawrence entered the service November 25, 1940. He has served n the following theaters for which he has service ribbons: American, Kuropean, African, Middle Eastern, also Asiatie and South Pacific. He has also been awarded the Good Conluct medal, the year before Pearl Harbor ribbon, the sharp shooter medal with rifle, pistol, anti-tank weapons and bayonet bars. Sgt. Lawrence reports while he was in Africa he saw his half brother, Sgt. Harold T. Sanford. Sgt. Lawrence and Sgt. Sanford were the first two volunteers to enter militaly service from Putnam county.

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FILES EVICTION SFIT INDIANAPOLIS, May 4.—(UP)— Mrs, Frances M. Davis. Indianapolis apartment building owner, filed suit today against Mr. and 'Mrs. Ralph Teal, renters, to evict them claiming that they had broken an agreement made in 1941 that only adults would occupy the building by having a baby. Mrs. Davis claimed that the child was horn in October, 1943. and that since that time the Teals have refused to vacate the apartment despite their verbal agreement about adult's only occupancy. She said she did not want children in her apartments and that they made noise and bothered other tenants

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