The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 July 1944 — Page 3

Society

jliainbritlgp Study Club |M«'t With Mr-.. Guy Callings The Bainbi-idge Study pluf) met with Mrs. Guy Collings for the annual June luncheon. The dining table was very attractive with its centerpiece of lovely flowers and the dainty prepared war time foods. Mrs. Roscoe Hillis returned thanks. Mrs. [Dolby Ceilings the president, called meetp to order at usual time. Response |raa Tui key. , Committees were appointed for nest year. Daylight on Saturday by j. li. Priestly was reviewed by Mrs. George Smith. Guests were Mrs Dcyne Colli ngs and daughter from Galveston Texas. Mrs. Frank Smith R nit Mrs. Ralph Clodfelter of Bainbridge. Club adjourned to meet in Septejfr.

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♦ * + Irimrsday Chib pield Pienie The Thursday Club was delightfully entertained by Mrs. Robert Zlrgleman, Sr., at Robe Ann Park at Greencastle July 6th at a picnic din net which everyone enjoyed. The morning was spent socially. The afternoon meeting was called t , aider by the vice president, Gertrude Ziegleman, by the club singii:. r “America.” The roll was called and thirteen members responded with Bible ve’ggg Mrs. Moser, a sick •’^i-mher has returned home from her wai s io Kentucky and is better. An lithet member. Lula Cox. was present aftei being with her husband who i in the service in Missouri the last two months, A letter was read from Mrs, tvileen Parker, a member who U with her husband in Oklahoma, teho is in the service. Visitors present were Mrs. Ethel Smith from Cloverdale, Julia Ann Magill from Greencastle, Ruth Ann Ziegler from Illinois, Earl J. Cox am 1 Nathan Burnett ftom Indianapolis, Barbara and Betty Sims from Little

Puint,

Three contests were given by the lle sti ss which were won by Lula Cox. [Marvel Berge and Edna Cox. Members present were Mrs. Gertrude Ziegleman, Mrs. Harold Cox, Hallie Runels, Mrs. Albert Cox, Mrs Fred Miller, Mrs. Earl Allen. Mrs.

THS DAILY BANNER, GRtfNCASTlE, INDIANA, MONDAY, JULY 10, 1944

Clara Crawley, Mrs. Cliff Vicroy ! gram cimmlttee and an auction sale.

Mrs. Ida Sinclair, Mrs. Leo Cradick,

Ida Cradick and the hostess. The next meeting will be at the

home of Mrs. Ida Sinclair, Aug. 3rd.

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Mrs. Priest Hostess To Safnbrldge W. S. C. S. The Bainbridge W. S. C. S. met at the home of Mrs. Mary Priest on Thursday afternoon, July 6. Twenty members and one guest. Mrs. Cleo Tummcy, were present. Response to the roll call was a patriotic quotation. Mrs. Virgin Solomon gave the devotions, discussing post war planning. Mrs. Maude Carson invited the society to her home Wednesday afternoon, July 26. Each member is asked to bring a potted plant to sell. The pioceeds will go to the children’s home at Lebanon. A play will also be given at this social. The year's work for missions was discussed and planned. The society will meet with Mrs. Thelma Hess in August. S. C. C. Club To Meet Tuesday The S. C. Club will meet with Mrs. Aaron Arnold. Tuesday evening it 6:30 o’clock for a pitch-in dinner, ’lease bring table service.

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Meets Tuesday The active chapter of TH Kabpa will |mcet Tuesday at 8:00 at the nome of Mrs. Rex ThoMton in North-

wood.

■P ♦ 4- * W. R. C. To Meet Tuesday Afternoon The Women’s Relief Corps will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. •k -I* -ISection Four To Hold Ihi'iilc Section four of the Christian Church will meet Thursday for Its all day picnic in the church basement. Members bring a covered dish and table service. Please note change of meeting place. -1- *1* -l- •!* IJmcdale (irele To [ M<-et Thursday The Limedale Ounmunity Circle will have an all day lunch meeting on Thursday, July, 13 at the home of Mrs. Lee Toney. Devotions and roll call by Mrs. Helen Pitts. Thepro-

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Members bring guests and food for family and guest.

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Delta Theta Tau Meets Wednesday Delta Theta Tau will meet with Elizabeth Stoner 810 S. Indiana Street Wednesday evening, July 12

at 8:00.

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Wednesday Sewing Circle To Meet Ter Wednesday sewing club will meet with Mrs. Lloyd Messersmith this month.

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Friday Sewing Circle Pienie Postponed To July 21 The Friday Sewing Circle picnic scheduled for July 14, has been postponed until July 21 at the Robe Ann

Park,

+ 4- -k 4Miss Sflgler IIHde Of Sgt. McOlay Miss Kathryn Stigler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Davia Stigler of Brazil became the bride of Sgt. W. H. (Mick) McClay Thursday evening, July 6th, at Detroit, Michigan. The evening ceremony was read in the chapel with the bride’s sister, Miss Roxy Stigler, as maid of honor and Lawrence McGowan of Detroit was best man. Sgt. and Mrs. McC.ay spent the week-end In Greencastle visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Sandy. They returned to Geneva, Neb., whtre Sgt. McClay is stationed, Monday morn-

ing.

Mrs. McClay was formerly employed in the Production Credit office in Greencastle.

SASEBO HIT AS JAPANESE REPAIR DAMAGED SHIPS ^•SECRET B-29 BASE (IN WESTERN CHINA, July 10 — (UP) — American B-29 Superfortresses which on Friday attacked Sasebo, one of Japan's largest naval bases, were believed to have struck while its work-

time and returning crew members, who reported a thick overcast aoove the target, said they met "desultory” anti-aircraft fire in contrast to th_* scores of searchlights and heavy gunfire they met during the first raid.

TRFCKEK INJURED BRAZIL, Ind., July 10—(UP) — Earl Humphreys, Springfield, O, truck driver, remained in a hospital today suffering critical burns sustained in a collision which damaged his $10,000 cargo of automobile tires The truck driven by the Ohioan crashed into another which had stalled on U. S. Highway 40 east of Brazil and the wreckage caught finwhen a gasoline tank burst. Brazil firemen saved most of the tires.

ATTENDANCE LAGS Attendance lias fallen off again nt Red Cross surgical dressings. Vacant chairs are conspicuous at each of the sessions. Women who come faithfully claim that it is no hottc-: or more uncomfoi table at the Re I Cross work tables than any plac else and they must feel a satisfaction at knowing of their contribution ol Vital materials in spite of soarinj;

temperatures.

Surgical dressings room will be open tonight (Monday) from 7:30 to 9:30; Tuesday, from 2:00 until 4:00 p. m.; Wednesday, from 9:00 until 11:00 a. m.; and Friday, from 2:00 until 4:00 p. m. It is open on Monday afternoons, too. Putnam county women are urged to come for at least one of these weekly sessions. The Masonic Temple is the location and the need

is a crying one.

RED CROSS NEWS Putnam County Chapter office of the American Red Cross announces that the following persons had completed one hundred hours more of Red Cross service up to July 1: Mrs. Charles Cooper, Mrs. Loretta

G ATES TO OPEN CAMPAIGN WITH SEPTEMBER RALLY COLUMBIA CITY, Ind.. July 10 (UP)—Ralph F. Gates, GOP gubernatorial candidate, will open his campaign with a notification rally early in September reminiscent of the famous “Cornfield Rally” once given by Homer E. Capehart, Fourth Congressional District party leaders said today. No exact date nor place was selected, although they hinted that it might be held at the Whitely County 4-H club grounds. Features of the political carnival—besides plenty of free food would be the traditional notification ceremony for Gates, an address by him and introduction of all Republican state ticket members, they said. Chairman for the event will too Roy Jorg, Ligonier, Fourth District GOP chairman, with a committee composed of Foster Riddick, editor of the LaGrange County Standard; Homer Schumani, Whitely county Republican chairman, and Mary Ort, county vice chairman, it was announced. DANVILLE SADDLE C LUB WILT, VISIT MAX ANDERSON FARM Max Anderson of near Fincaatle announced today that the Danville Saddle club of about 40 members, will fide to his farm next Saturday afternoon and spend the night, returning on Sunday afternoon and evening. They are bringing their sleeping bags and other equipment, along with a truck load of frying chickens and food. They expect to have a big outing.

SEtl with. WANT-ADS

-For Rent-

FOR SALE: Hay baler, good working condition. Frank p. Schafer. Greencastle, R. 2. 10-2p.

FOR RENT: 3 or 4 room Apartment furnished. Adults. Call 7®5-W. 709 South Locust Street. 10-lt. — FOR RENT: One four room and three room modern unfurnished apartment. Good location. Reasonable rent. S. C. Sayers. 8-3t.

FOR SALE: One Hume and Love Company Reel for No. 11 or 12 Deeie combine. Reel that puts grain on platform. Made at Mendota, 111. Walter S. Campbell, Greeneaatle Indiana. t0-3tfi.

FOR RENT: Sleeping ladies. Call 366-M.

room

for

10-tf.

FOR SALE: 2 iron pumps and pipes; set bedsprings; kitchen table, dining room table. Phone 366-M. 10-tf

FOR RENT: Modern furnished sleeping room, lady preferred. Ckli before 3:00 P. M , 12 Larrabee, St. ^

8-10-ll-3p.'

FOR SALE: Ripe tomatoes. Roy Budich Veselinovich. No. 74 Mai tinsville at. 10-3t.

FOR RENT Seven room modern

house. Phone 534.

7-tf,

FOR RENT: 3

room

furnished

apartment, 'modern

Phone

366-M. .

FOR SALE: Gray saddle mare, 10 years old, double galled, gentle and will work anywhere. Clarence Hood, Reelsville. 10-ln,

men were repairing Japanese Iwar- ^ cooprider, Mrs. Viola Cox, Mrs. J. B. ships which the American Navy al- c ros ky (Mis. Crosby’s service hours ready had damaged in the Marianas, ' recbrded hpre are in addition to the it was announced today. hours she is giving as a Red Cross Returning pilot and crews deacrib-’ nurse , s alde) - Mrg K ,. nneth Day ,

Mrs. L. R. Eckhardt, Mrs. Earland

ed tombing results as “good to ex

cellent.”

Yawata, the “Pittsburgh of Japan,” was attacked for the second

TvANit'AIRMEN BLAST JAP AIRFIELD AND HARBOR

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Ritchie (Mrs. Ritchie, too, is a nurse’s aide and giving volunteer hospital assistance!, and Mrs. Fred Starr. Women of Bainbridge and Roachdale have given more than a hundred hours as groups as have the members of DePauw University’s A. W. S.

CAflRO (UP)--'Free distribution o( typhus vaccine from the United States to countries throughout the Middle East has been ordered by Brig. Gen. Leon A. Fox, U. S. typhus pimmission field director for the Mediterranean. Shipments of more than 1,800,000 cubic centimeters of typhus vaccine from America under lendlease has now been made a free gift, it Was revealed. Fox said the commission has been instructed to make supplies available to any government whose public health authorities face the urgent need of fighting possible epidemics.

FOR SALE: Good used heatrola, medium size. 'Inquire at 10 Oliw Street. 10-lp FOR SALE: 15 shoats, 18 ewes with 19 lambs and onp 2 year old buck. George Smiley, Stilesvilli Road. 10-2)..

FOR (SALE OR LEASE: Two thrashing machines, 28" Huber and International Steel. Walter S. Campbell Greencastle, Indiana. 10-12-15-3ts

FOR SALE: Nine electric lighted glass show cases. Inquire at Banm i office. 21-eod FOR SALE: Two Shorthorn springers and two Jerseys. S. B. Ixive, Morton. 8-3p. FOR SALE: 20 head Holstein firs*, calf heifers. Ten on good flow of milk. Loyal Gram, mile south of BrunerStown. 8-6p FOR SALE: 22 inch J. I. Case combine with 8 and 10 ft. header, new canvass. R. D. Cunningham, Green castle R, i. 8-2p

PENNEYS BLANKET EVENT Now In Full Swing . . . Buy Now For Next Fall.

FOR SALE: Transparent applr Buchhelt Orchard. 8-tf FOR SAIJC: Late cabbage and tomato plants. Mrs. Charles Crawley, north Indiana street. 28-tf -Wanted-

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A BADLY PITTED AIRFIELD on Pagan, northernmost of the Marianas group, and flaming Japanese ships shown above following successful attacks by carrier-based aircraft of the United

In the harbor are

ates Pacific fleet This is an official United States Navi photograph..

(International)

NAZI WOUNDED LEFT BEHIND IN DESERTED CHERBOURG

ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE Of HOUSEHOLD FURHITURE

The undersigned administrator of the late Nellie E. Sharp Estate will sell at public auction at the residence in Bainbridge, all the following personal property, on Friday, July 14, 1944 At 12:30 O'Clock One music cabinet and music, 3 stands, 3 rocking chairs, 2 bedroom sulles and mat tresses, 2 straight chairs, phonograph and records, rugs, scarfs and linens, pictures, telephone, living room suite, 2 stand tables, rockers, radio, table lamps, piano, 2 healing stoves, pillows, chair*, electric. M\ee|>cr, traveling dishes und looking utensils, 3 quilt tops, curtains, dining room suite, tables, ironing board, pictures, congolcinii rug, stands, clock, wash stand, toaster, jars and crocks, kitchen cabinet, cooking stove, oil stove, kitchen table, tools, oil cans and coal bucket, tuto. 2 step ladders, canned fruit, boxes, bed clothes, sofa, stove, silverware, mgs, and many other articles used in home. TERMS - CASH.

H. R. SANDS, ALTON Ifl'ItST, Auctioneer.

Administrator M. J. MURPHY, Attorney.

WANTTUD: Any und at den stock. Oall 278. Greencastle. Ch&rg ; paid. John Wachtel Co eod WANTED: Salad woman. Roya'o Cafe. 6-5ta.

-IVfiscenanpoiisThe Greencastle Kindergarten L now registering pupils for the com ing school year. If you have not en rolled your child yet, call 708-R or 642-M. 10-3t

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FOR SALE: A 260 acre stock and grain farm. 150 acres tillable, balance pasture with running watah Small house, good barn. Price $50 per acre. J. T. Christie, Real Estate.

FOR SALE: Modern eight room house. Beautiful corner lot location.' Two baths, stoker heat. Phone 378-W. lO-lt." FOR RALE: Modern duplex, close n. Also eight room cottage type modern house, six rooms down and two up. A bargain. Also apartm^t building, close in, yielding 15% net on investment. S. C. Sayers. 8-31,' FOR SAI.E: 5 room house; lights,' giis and hot water. 14 Cfliestnut Street. Phone 389-M. 7-3p

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I/OST: Red and black Schafer lifetime fountain pen. Return to Banner.’ Reward. 8-2ts.' FOR RENT: 3 rooms and bath furnished. Lnver apartment. 301 West Walnut. Phone 558-R. 8-2p

LOST: Near Mr. Peck’s farm south of town. White, black and tan fox hound. Name on collar. Mack Ferrell. Reward. Greencastle, R. 3,

10-2p, Bulck

LOST: Hub probably west

ner.

cap off 1941 of town. Caft

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LOST: Black leather billfold at) horse how Sunday. Reward. Findi or ’( turn to Banner or phone 697. 4 10-lt)

HOSPITALIZATION INSURANCE Ages 1 to 60 Years. SIMPSON STONER, INSURANCE

FIRESTONE factory control re capping and vulcanizing Is guaran teed. C. A. Webb’s Home and Aut Supply. ll-tf We pay Highest Prices for Woe' Prompt Remittance In Full. Wi Furnish Sacks and Twine Free t : Charge to our customers. M, Sab- & Sons, John H. Neumeyer, LouL ville. Ky. 4-tf

ARTHRITIS treated with result a or money refunded. My age 91. G. R. Wysong 6th FI. Lemcke Bldg, Indianapolis 4. Indiana. 17-tf.

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GREENCASTLE MAN FELT LIKE SWOLLEN BALLOON; V FULL OF STOMACH GASi' Recently, a Greencastle man stat4Tf' that ho used to feel like a swollitt* balloon after eWry meal. He woiilltt bloat full of ga- and spit up acldUlo(|) liquids for hours after eating. Wii terribly constipated. This man fa ofl» r of the hundp (Is in this vicinity Wm, now praiso ERB-HELP. He statffb nl was amazed at the results WhPn lit took this medicine Now he eats Whi ho wants without gas or bloat!

regular for thb

time iii y a is. He fevls like a nelr man. y ERB-HELP contains 12 Greit Herbs: they cleanse bowels, clear RM from tomaeli. act on sluggish UVlif and kidneys Miserable people soon feel different all over. So don’t, fO on suffering' Get ERB-HELP. Said by all drug stores in Greencastle. [i

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Tltivp Your Livi n? Doom Suite KoCovnrpd Now | Wliilc Wo Have Time an.'T Material. j Tt Will <’ost You Onfy $,'!!).00, plus covering | i Wo liave all the spring^ you need. [li We have several beautt1] fill living room suit^S with springs. Art Furniture Shop 9 West Franklin