The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 January 1945 — Page 2

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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1945. _

LEGISLATURE GETS DOWN TO WORK AT HAND

noint* i to .tody for two years dress with the pastor of ■ he existlnR laws and the present church in charge, methods of operation. i Lester L. Bickett. Pastor

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INDIANAPOLIS (UP)—Koosier l.i pared today to i part of the H the new and o' coupled w th then needed legislate :: i Indiana General A: sumed its session. The legislators fail to please Is.; Gates and ex-CA.. er, at least in part if lowed many of the i tlons of both for th and incoming < liief «. suggestions ut ' the same on nu problems of stat' Some of the pr >; 1 and Schricker w<r<among the Sb bill; ah ed belore th' the first four session Thirty-: were introduo i t and the reman ate. However, unt . ' ■ sembly sessio: preliminary in r eluded the usu ■! introduced on t t calls, the till.', the Hou tiie outgoing n 1 a ted governoi From now riaily session • Legislator.today or toi meetings to mils, and tain conti 'V whleh all- id; lative hoppei Thus far in in ih session, the o live progr.n completely In was th<' propo bloc to reorgai iz 1 fare administi the present w bills of thi> ed, most of th r Teckemeyer I chairman of 1 fare invest . which the 1!' 1 .

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Word has been teceived that Bob Hubble has been transferred from Sheppard Field, Texas t> Millville, N. J., and is a typist in

. ly could, m office there. His new address Governor is: Pvt. Robert \V Hubble, Schrn k 15908988, 135th A A F, Base;

• Section H. A. C. S. M A A immenda- i. Millville, New Jersey.

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'•'lorirla are visiting with Mr. and Mi . Robert Hoffman. Sgt. May . |.i ■ . sine ; is on a 15 day furlough. Lt. Kenneth M Kersey, form- ■ riy ^tationeil at Brownwood Texas, has a new address. He

. , v iC . v.ouhi like to hear from his

j f-lends His aildress may be oh- ' lined from his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Kdgar L. Kersey. R. 2. or

call 699. Gre'encastle.

MORTON LOIR IK NOTK K 1 Called meeting of Morton l^xlge No. 189. M. M. Degree. Friday, January 12th. 7:00 p. rr.

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•!* d* *9 *1* *9 + •!• *** J*NK\\ MAVSVIL1.K -I- %• •> *9 *9 •!• *9 *9 -9 ‘9 *9 Mr and Mrs. Robert Johnston and son, Bobby, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Long ml family. Mrs. Anna Crosby and Mrs. Gertie Thomas spent Friday in t Ireenrastle. Kdrth Stewart and Helen Weller rail, d on Mrs. Kvelyn rove and lamily Sunday after I noon Mi and Mrs Paul Keck called n Mr. and Mis. Hiram Keek 1 und family Saturday night. Alice Shoemaker spent Sunday dp moon with Martha and ,'ellie Perkins. I MO.\ ( II XPI.I., MKTHOOIST ('ini li School, 10 o'clock. M i ring Worship, Communiou .S i vire. 11 o'clock At the 7:30 Memorial Servi, e.c for Dwight Terry, who 1 t Mis life in overseas action in i; t. 1943. will ho held at Union i ip< 1 chureh Morton, Sunday evening, Jan 14. Dr. C. E. Mc1 re will give the Memorial Ad-

NOT TO BE OUTDONE by civilians, i Harold. Davis,

the SPAP.S are now ready to j

blossom out in pert garrison caps ( Chester Cassidy

SOCIETY Sewing Club To Meet Thursday The Thursday Sewing Club will meet at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening with Mrs. Frank Deer, .'.07 east Walnut street. + *9 -9 *9 Woman's Study Club Meet* On Friday The Woman's Study Club will meet with Mrs. Russell Vermillion Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. William O’Brien will have the program. •b *9 *9 *9 Meeting Postponed Cntil January 18 The Missionary meeting of the First Baptist church has been postponed until January 18th, at the home of Mrs. Lola Griffith 315 east Hanna street. Mrs. William Huber will have the pro-

gram.

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Community Club Met January 5

The New Maysville Community Club met Friday afternoon, Jan. 5, at the home of Mrs. P arl Eggers. The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs.

Mrs. Charles Davis of Morton, Eleanor McMullen and ten memi Ring with Mr. and Mrs. b< ' rs anawered the ro11 cal! wlth

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Herald Consolidated "It Waves For All" S. It. Itaridrn Publisher Entered in the postoffice at Greencastle, Indiana as second class mail master under Act of March 8, 1878. Subscription rates. 15 cents per week; f3.00 per year by mail in’ Putnam County; $3.50 to $5.00 per year by mail outside Putnam County. 17-19 South Jackson Street. TODAY'S BIBLE THOUGHT That is because God greatly loves his children. Let us apprei ate his love: Oh give thanks unto the God of heaven, for his nercy endureth forever.- Psalm 138:26.

Personal and LOCAL NEWS mm:FS

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New Era Club Met Tuesday

The New Era Club met at the

jy I ' home ol Mrs. A. A. Brothers.

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Hie,tun Club Met Monday An interesting program on ■Indiana Artists” was given by Miss Lelia Horn, at the Boston club, Monday evening at the

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,r"r'::rr~ home of Mrs. Dessie Thomas, S. wKir/v.'^Lunvi. m! .r"it invites Indiana street. Dainty refreshrcsttal and n :v:i by morning , n t s were served to fifteen

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for spring Elizabeth Hall of Rochester, N. Y„ a member of the Coast Guard Women’s Reserve, models the new headgear in the photo above. U. S. Coast Guard photo. (Intcrnitional)

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NOTICE! HODGE .; NEW QUALITY SERVICE MARKET IS OPEN FOP BUSINESS We have mt., ms you have been waiting for — Priced Jo seH :.ot to l.tcp. We welcome y «u io v oui new store and ccmpare our sales prices — MOBILGAS AND OIL VVE EJV POULTRY AND EGGS DALLAS HODGE BELLE I MON, INI).

MYRON SEMUNCHICK, 13, above, has confessed the Maying of Mae Barrett, 9, at Vandling, Pa., according to an announcement by Lackawanna County District Attorney Janies F. Brady. The child's mutilated body was found In a closet in the basement of a vacant house. Semunchick is an honor student at Vandling high school. f 1 ntarnatinnai •

Mich, is visit ng in the Ha’l home at 910 south Indiana street. Mrs. Thelma Day, 633 E. Walnut street was admitted to the Putnam county hospital Tuesday •evening. i CpI. and Mrs. Harold Day and daughter, Sharon, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Blue, Tuesday evening. Mrs C. T. Baumunk spent Wednesday afternoon visiting with her parents, Mr. :ind Mrs John Blair, at Reelsville. Marine Pfe. Glen Dale ami wife, 910 south Indiana, have gone to visit relatives .n Indianapolis, Madison and Michigan, while he is home on fur-

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Volunteers who completed a hundred hours in Red Cross work cluring December, 1944, include Fannie Best, Re Isville, Viola Hedge, Belle Union; Audrey K n o w 11 o n . Mrs. Cora O’Brien, Mrs. Nola Vaughn, Coatesville. Dairy production payments for milk and cream for the months of November and December will be paid from Jan. 15th and Feh. 28. It will he necessary for you to present your evidence and sign the application at the Triple .4 office before Feb. 28. Because of the illness of Major Bowes, Chrysler Corpora- , tion has turned over to the ■American Red Cross their halfi hour on CBS, Thursday nights This week, January 11, a special "We, the People” program will feature Red Cross guests. Th' re will be no commercials.

more of the misery of the cold u gone.

Remember, Mother ...

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forecasts for tomorrow. During the business session motions were carried for the club to d mate to the Infantile Paralysis drive and to subscribe to the Indiana Club Woman for our president. An interesting talk on moth control was given by Mrs. Eileen Gowins. Mrs. Nellie Malayer conducted t vo interesting contests won by Mrs. Eleanor McMullen and Mrs. Juanita Me Murty. The hostess then invited her guests to the dining room where she served chili. Mrs. Wal-

ter Baker was a gir st.

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Friday .Sewing (irele To Meet With Mrs. Harris ! The Friday Sewing Circle wil hold an all-day meeting. Friday January 12 at the home of Mr.. F'orest Harr s on south Locust

street.

•9 *9 '9 *9 Bible C lass To M. el Friday The Women's B.ble cl i-- < ' Gubin Memorial Church will have their meeting Friday. January 12th. at the hone of Mr F. O. Fraley. Dr. McClu-e v ill give the lesson. Mrs. Shinn . will be .n charge of the devo-

tions.

•9 4- •9 *9 Section One To Meet Thursday Section One ,of the Christian Church w.ll meet with Mrs. P. it. Duncan, 401 S. Jackson stn Thursday evening at 7:45. Mrs. Robert Longden W'ill be in chaigi of the devotions. Mrs. L lis A: nokl will have the program, h< r subject will be "Red Men and White." •9 *9 *9 *9 I*iiln:im\ ille Girl Scouts Will Have Benefit Party Sponsors of the Putnamville Girl Scouts will have a benefit

bridge and euchre party at the school building Thursday evening. All proceeds will go to the Scout troop. It was planned first to have a small affair in a Putnamville home, but du t> the great intc rest among the card players, more than one hundred are expected and it will be held in the school building, where all can be accomodated.

members by the hostess and Miss Zella Adams, assistant hos•9 ❖ * + Tuesday Reading Club Met With Mrs. Kcliardt The Tuesday Reading Circle het at the home of Mrs. L. R. Eekardt, Tuesday afternoon, ■ in seventeen members present. Mrs. L. L. Porter gave an inter- . it ing talk on her radio exper-i-nces in New York. Guests me Misses Eleanor and Laura lowne, and Mrs. Arthur Post. 1 vlicious refreshments were -m ved by the hostess. Robert H. Watkins has been promoted to the rank of corpor-

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< HII.I) FATALLY K| , tN . J EVANSVILLE I,,,I., j an " 1 — (UP)—Charlotte Ra,. g,.,, i was burned fatally y.-sterdav a fire at the home of her mob .1 Mrs. Odelia Bell.

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The fire started when ignited while Mrs. Bell washing blankets i n an

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Mrs. Bell was taken to a pital suffering from .. vei, on the arms sustained m ami ing a window while utteinp, to save the child.

TWO KILL, ll VINCENNES. Ind . j an (UPj—Authorities today vestigated the death of Winship, 54-year-old taxiu driver of Lawrenceviil m , a 5-month-old son of ggt' Mrs. Raymond Gre. :i more Ft. Benning. Ga„ who were tai ed in a traffic accident y es ,J day. Winship was taking )(J Grcemnore and her child t, | Vincennes depot li a they were to board a tra.n ij Bluefield, W. Va.. when the a in Which they were ndihga^ ded on icy pavement and o»e turned. Winship and the infant deE en route to a hospital at VinctaB nes. Mrs. Greenmoi. suffat minor injuties.

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Plan now to restore rough, worn-out ' streets with , CONCRETE RESURFACING

These attending the funeral of Mrs. Katie C. Bastin from a dislance were Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Alios and Miss Bea Fuhrhop <>; 8t. Ix)Uis, Mo.; Mrs. Edgar S. -S| Warner of Columbus, Ohio; Mr. ■'md Mrs. Herschel Cassman an 1 Mrs. loveda Burke of Lafayette; * Mr. ami Mrs. E. C. Lewis of ' .Mulberry; Mrs, W. G. Bastin. j Mrs. J. R. Thompson, Clark Stokes, Mrs. Clara Talbott, Miss! Alice Wilkerson of Indianapolis;! I Mrs. Verna Miller and son, Mr., and Mrs. Claude Crosby of J j Roaclidale; Mrs. Edna Mc- | Nainas Mrs. Maude Mullis of j | Eerie Haute; Mrs. Mildred Bas-I | tin and sons of Clovenlale; Mr. 1 and Mrs. Homer Ray and Mr. and Mrs. Joel Dobbs of Stiles-

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KAYOED GERMAN TANKS are shown being examined by Cpl. George F. Gearhart of Danville, Pa, memb r of a tank I a.lah n, at Heiderscheid, in Luxembourg. Gearhart knocked out four half-tracs ani | two tanks at Ihk ; mal l. Official United States Army Signal Corps photo. (International)

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In normal times no community can afford down-at-the-hee! streets. But don’t think your worn-out streets are a complete loss. You can salvage them— economically —v/ith concrete resurfacing. Oid bese plus concrete equals modern street Concrete resurfacing combines remaining strength of old base with needed additional strength of a top layer of concrete. The result is a clean, attractive street —a tonic to property values and neighborhood pride. Concrete resurfacing is safe, strong and smooth-riding. It carries traffic for decades with lowest upkeep. Ask your officials to plan now to salvage old streets by resurfacing with concrete. PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION III Merchants' Bank I Ida . kidlanaoolli 4. Ind. A notional organisation to Improva and •>l«nd •ho of control#... through Icionl.fk roMaidl and engineering field work

4" -I- 4- *(• .*■ .f. .?. V ' : ANNIVERSARIES '' f ’f *9 *9 -9 -9 *9 *9 -9 *9 4- -9 ttf. Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Morli.st Haltonil P' years yesterday, January 9th. j

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