The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 February 1945 — Page 2

i i

SOCIETY NEWS

Delta Gamma Met Saturday 'The Delta Kappa Gamma met ,it the home of Mrs, Ada F. Hari .s, C s!e Apartments. Saturday evening at 7..'10 o’clock. Initiat;i,n s- r\. ‘es were held for Miss Julia Crawley. M.ss Andrade was in charge of the program, "Women Tea; hers Abroad." Dainty refreshments were serv d during the social hour .j. .ft Haiiihrldge I’. T. A. To Meet Thursday

Mrs. .Johnson Was Social Club Hostess

The February meeting of thr Thursday Social Club was held at the home of Mrs. Fred Johnson, with Mrs. George Carnes as assistant hostess. Those meml bers who attended were, Flelk, Mrs. Poynter and son, Mrs. Tennis and children, Mrs

The Daily Banner

and

Herald Consolidated

“It Waves For AH” S. K. Itariden. Publisher

Entered in the postoffice at!

M rs " Creencastle, Indiana as second j

class mail matter under Act of j

March 8, 1878.

TO EAST MISERY OF.CHILD'S COLD RUBONI/iCKS WVapoRub

CONFERENCE REPORT

i( oiiliimetl Trom 1‘ime Om*> The Soviet Union insisted that

The Bainbridge Parent Teach•rs Associat m will meet in the

Johnson and children, Mrs. Subscription rates 15 cents Steinkamp and daughter, Mrs. per week; $3.00 per year by mail Carnes and son, Mrs. Boyd Mrs. In Putnam County; $3.50 to S( ,-bee, Mrs. Danahey, Mrs. $5.00 per year by mail outside

Bowers, Mrs. Layman, Mrs. Putnam County.

Moeller, Mrs. Albaugh and t17-19 South Jackson Street. hostess Mrs. Johnson. The Cluu i — —— had is their guest, Mrs. John AH eternity has been prepar-

ing!) seh ! Ass mbly, Thursday who gave a talk on the Beauty even ng, February 15th at 7:3') Spots of Indiana. There were two o'clock. The Kcv. McClure of very enjoyable games played, the Gic. ncastle will be the guest winners being Mrs. Bowers and speaker. Devotions will be given Mrs. Tennis. The social hour was .v Mrs. Charles Hendrich, and ended by the hostess serving Mr. Lyons will have special delicious refreshments.

*!• •!•

Gray. The social hour was made )n „ , (ll today, do not miss the very interesting by Mrs. Carnes, challenge o ftoday: Come for all

things are now ready.—Luke

IT 17.

music.

*!• ❖ *!> *3)

I*. E. O. To Meet Wednesday

: a I

The P. E. O. will meet at the home of Mrs. F. D. Brooks. 735 K Seminary street on Wednesday aft. rno<'n at 2:30 o'clock

•!•

Washington Tup. p. T. \. Meets Tonight

Morning

Th. Washington Twp. P. T. A. will field its regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening, Feb. 1.3 at tin Reelsville High School Bldg. There will be a special Founders Day Program in charge of the president, Mrs. Clark Herbert. The meeting will b gin at 8.00 o'clock. The pi»>gram is as follows: Music: Group song by Reelsville and Manhattan Intermediate grades. Whispering Hope Don't Fence Me In Sleep Sleep Sleep . ano solo by Phyllis McElroy . Instrumental music by Man- ! Lilian students Betty Fellows, 1 Donald Shumaker, Evelyn Allen, Shirley Herbert and Jack Bullerdick. Taps Lullaby Brahms Minuet in G Beethovan Pageant—“The Shield of Service" Commemorating the birth of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. Invocation Guest Speaker Mrs. Frank : Schafer •!• -I- v + Delta Theta Tan Valentine Dinner

Morning Musicale To Meet Wednesday The Greencastle Musicale will meet at the home of Mrs. E R. Smith Wednesday morning at 10 o’clock.

•I* -i-

Missionary Guild Meets Thursday The Missionary Guild of the First Christian Church Will meet Thursday evening at 7:45 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Frank Me-

Keehan.

•!• •!• •!• •!•

Women's Union To Meet Thursday The Women’s Union of the Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the church. Mrs. W:lliam Roby has the devotions. Mrs. Nellie L eo will have charge of the program.

•1* •!• *i* T

Locust Grove Club Holds Meeting

l^ersonul and LOCAL NEWS HltlEFS

jij, *!• v .*o‘. ANNIVERSARIES ■' gjr %- *1* ♦. ■ Birthdays Billy Lawrence, 12 years old. today Feb. 13. Frankie Foxx, son of Pfc. and Mrs, Charh Foxx, K. 4.. 2 years t 13Ui.

MORE SNOW

What some say w s the snowfall of the season.

LSI .’am ■

all should vote and that one negative ballot should have veto j power. The Crimean conference j report said that the solution of j this problem would be revealed after China and France hav" been advised of the agreed upon procedure. If China and France go along and tne Crimean contents explored all parts of the si eurity problem in amity, it would seem that the United Nations conferees in San Francisco rext April will not be long in session. .Mr. Roosevelt and his foreign policy advisers are convinced Is agreement and ratification cf a world security treaty must be obtained at once to avoid the delays and defeats encountered i t r World War X. To that end

where the best highways are none too good. Twenty-one miles southwest of Pruem, units of the U. S. Fourth Division broke into Vianden, capturing the entire half of the town lying on the Luxembourg side of the Our river. Sizable enemy forces remained in the German side of the town, but they were under heavy artillery and rifle fire and were not expected to make a prolonged stand there.

BE si RE TO SHOP PEN NET’S WEDNESDAY MORNING

i Tuesday morning. The oid-tim. j .^.y nave laid out u program not

| possibly more. '' The last two

I Miss Nellie Toms, of Fairfield. ' Ohio, and Miss Betty Smith of i Osborn, Ohio, spent the weekI end visiting with Mr. and Mrs.,

William DeFr.es and family, 102 | and tht ’ " rht ’

Arlington street.

weal rer 1 1 ' j mlrke Woodrow Wilson’s fa i there are 19 sell. Ruled. ,t baas' ! nr ms 14 points. This time, how*

i ■> : there is a report from lead-

r ••mbh •! j , . i f the three natiorrs most im-

' March snows, r it ai than mid - | Irately concerned, undertakFebruary. What v r s said, j j n g to follow stipulated proceb wever, one had it.tier watch j oure in making desired postwar 1 his coal pile from her • on, a- j , rmntions come true. J sp.Tu ur Id) t j Th) stipulated procedure is ' i j, ed in a declaration on j has bean at t.n ml • . Kc .r uary j i;j„ , :1 ted Europe.” It is an

March.

Mr. and Mrs. William DeFries t nt Rained the following guests

HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. C eil Mi

ci' • >f Coat

; t rm nt among the three men

on several points:

1. The United States, Great 1 :itain and the Soviet Union will i; ’ ' net in concert to assist the liber-

al dinner Sunday, Miss Nellie i R. 2, was admittc I t. the Put- j ate I peoples to solve by demo- ! Toma and Miss Betty Smith of j nanr county hospital V.'. dne lay ji iatic means their immediate ! Ohio, M.ss Mar ian Bittles and j Mrs. Gilbert La ml- ■ f -Riles- political and economic problems. Mrs. Neva Belle York of Green- | ville was admitted to the Pul-1'n y expect that to be necessary castle. ' nam county hospital Wednesday. I dur ing a “temporary period”

! Richard Ray N . ;ma,l . m ! cniy.

Mrs. Autumn Lasley has re- . .: .. ., i

ceived word that her husband, Pvt. Frank Lasley, has arrived

RELEASED ON BOND WINCHESTER, Ind.. Feb. 13. (UP) Mrs. Maggie Deeds, 75, farmw fe, was free on S10.000 bond today after authorities accused her of beating fatally her mate of nearly half a centuiy. Her 8o-year-cld husband, Millaid Deeds, a cripple, died of injuries yesterday. Officials said the wounds were inflicted with a club wielded by Mrs. Deeds as an outgrowth of a violent argument the night before. She was charged with assault and battery with intent to commit a felony. The Deeds, wealthy owners of farm land in Randolph county, v/ould have celebrated their golden wedding anniversary next month. James Storey, a neighbor, told police be found the farmer unconscious on the floor of his home after being summoned by .Mrs. Deeds.

5?, SAVE BOTTLES..

’tcisi \

’jfji ei'tW

Place them where our drivers can get them.

Please cooperate uj,,! and the war effort.

1 . 1

PHONE 8Q3, For Home Delivery

Or ask for if at your groi

HURSTS DA!

GREENCASTLE’S MODEL DAIRY

of Mr. and Mi Dim .W of ■ 2. This requires destiuction

in England, Scotland, and Fiance. His address may be obtained from his wifr.

Reelsville, was . . Putnam county

day.

! Mr. anil Mrs. , troll, Gr eeneastl: parents of a

ih tted to the j ot the last vestige of Nazism and 1 W irn s- ' i .ihercnce to the Atlantic Char-

! t. i principle that all peoples

L i .vi nee Lit-1 l ave the right to choose the It. t. re th" ! i .(in of government under which

laughter', born they shall live.

Miss Emily lv; y, lege Avenue, w is a

Applications tor Change Over;Tuesday nrirnm :

The Locust Grove Club held of Tractor Tires may be made county hospital, its second me ting of the new at the County Triple-A Office, year at the home of Mrs. Ross The allocation of tires for change Bullerdick Wednesday after- over arv limited and are on a noon, February 7th with sixteen state level. All allocations will members present. During busin- be made by the State Triple-A

Office.

it the

Put no i , 3. To foster conditions in

wh.-ch the liberated peoples may . joy that right, the conferees ; yivi d that when necessary they

>5 S. Col- • ittei! to

.lEN'NER SLATED INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 13.— (UP) Selection of William E. Jenner, former U. S. short-term senator, as Indiana Republican state chairman was scheduled for today.

MASONIC NOTICE Greencastle chapter No. 22. R. A. M. will confer the Royal Arch

county It .-pitai ' jointly would assist the people t degree Wednesday evening. Feb

ess meeting it was voted to contribute a dollar to the Infantile Paralysis fund. A comic Valentine exchange was the roll call

response.

tho -Putnam

Tuesday, of any liberated state or former Mrs. Walter N Ison was re- axis satellite to achieve tour (leased from the Putnam county specific objectives:

14th.

When Prime Minister Churchill took out a it w. 1 his pocket case at the "Big Three” conference it ih to the face of Premier Stalin. < Internatiunal).

Miss Joyce Lyon, daughter of hosp tal Tu .day. | (a) Establish conditions of inMr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Lyon, I Mrs. Dorothy Miller and son temal peace.

ALLIED “BIG THREE” WITH THEIR STAFF CHIEFS DURING COM

S. Indiana street Road, has returned home from the Union

The two new members, Mrs. hosp tal at Terre Haute, where Walter Masten and Mrs. William she has been a patient for sevLuk' nbdl were initiated. oral days. Miss Lyon is reported

Cmtests were given by hostess s tiH quite ill.

returned to their home on R. 1 > Greencastle Tm lay from the Putnam county hospital. ,

Mrs. Towamla I ..in. T ore ! id authoiities broadly represen

(hi Effect emergency measur- | . a for relief of distressed peoples. ! ic) Form interim government-I

elo-

The Delta Theta Tan Valentine dinner will be held at the luune of Mis. Robert Stevens.

and won by Mrs. Flora Lewman anil by the assistant hostess, Mrs. Biss Brassier and by Mrs. Ber-

nice Lukenbill.

Lovely refreshments W. re served to Mrs. Flora Lewman, Mrs. Laura Glitz, Mrs. Edith Sallust,

Word has been received from

Haute was i.i d fro t the tative of all democratic Putnam conty h >spb d Tuesday.! ments of the population.

i id) Facilitate the holding of

the War Department that Pfc. i Lt. Gordon 1. 59 nn> ,t, is

' home on a 15 day leave

114 Eim street. Wednesday even- " rs - ora Booher, Miss Louise wound of the left arm.

Robert Alexander, who was ! home on a Pi day leave vsHting wounded in France on December I with his parents, Me. md Mrs. 12, is making normal impxove-J C. H Monnetl. S. !.<• . t t n , t. ment in a hospital in England.; l- 1 - Monnett is in i U S. Air

Pfc. Alexander has a shrapnel, Corps

free elections.

Where the three power interven'd to form interim governmental authoiities, it would be with the understanding, the report explained, that it would be only

ini; at 6:30 o’clock. Members Boohcr ' Mrs. Bernice Lukenbill,

I'li'

bring table service.

T -i-

P. E. O. To Meet Willi Mrs. Brooks

P. E. O. will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:,30 o’clock with Mrs. F. D. Bti .iks, 72.5 E. Seminary street.

Mrs. Grace Coffman, Mrs. Ruth Gentry. Mrs. Mary Masten, Mrs. Lucille Proctor, Mrs. Enid Hillis, Mrs. Zadia Pruitt, Mrs. Anna Metz, Mrs. Bess Bn ssler, Mrs. Lillie Reeves and the hostess, Mrs. Ruth Bullerdick. Two children were present, Lindalu Proctor' and Jessie Bernice Luk' nbill.

The Trustees, Assessors, and Deput.es will meet with the State Man, In the Assembly

' ~ : for the pur pose of “the ear liest BOWEL CLEANING POWER I possible establishment through knu-Eikwi elections of governments 1 A man recently took ERB-! ri sponsible to the will of the

' HELP

OF ERB-HELP MEDICINE 're.

A man recently took ERB-1 ri si • risible

Room at the Court house, for the i an '* ' afler v.ard that • people.”

. he never would have believed

purpose of establishing our as- i _

sessed values for the coming enhotu: u WESTERN FRONT

The meeting will stall at

year.

his body contains so much filthy , substance. His stonineh, intestines, bowels mil whole system]

VICTORY SHIP DEPAUW LAUNCHED

10 o'clock Thursday morning, February 15th. Frank E. Coope>,

County Assessor. ; over-night. At pi • nt h Third Class Petty Officer; altogether differe nt man, Or ville D. Tweedy has returned > n K Gn'' in ei ei v way.

j were thoroughly clvansed. His j headaches eiuU il, several skin j eruptions on his face dried uf

# Y'onliiHioil friiiii Puis#* Oih*» of the new German defense line

is an feel-

Get th

City after spending a 25 day| ali 'b'U'-i :

leave with his wife and daug'li- 1 ter at 632 E. Seminar y St. H ■ has served aboard a merchant i ship for the past eleven months, as signalman, and has made tnrea trips to Rio and Santos, Brazil. He w.ll be assigned to a new ship on his return to New

York.

Mr. and Mrs, H. H. Holtsclaw, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Buis, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Heavin, Miss Ethel Steele, Miss Mary Hicks and Mrs. Hugh H. Hicks were Sunday dinner guests at th ■ home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Morrison and sons, Norman, Robert and Richard. The honor guests were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morrison, A. O. M. B. 1-c U. S. N. A. S.- Corpus Christi Tex., who are here for a 15 day j leave with their parents, the I Morrisons and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Horn .of Indianapolis.

and appeared to have ended all Nazi hope for a successful stand

short of Goch itself.

Patton’s Third Army troops were swinging in through the,

breach in the Siegfried

, , r- , , EKB-HELP Conti ns 12 Gnat

t„ the Armed Guard ( enter at ' .

52nd and 1st Ave. in New York ] Get th s new nt •di-liv Sold by !p,

in Greencastle ' !

— — line with growing power, threat-

ftid Your Premises ' ni, ’ s 1,1 fo, ' ce a gcneral Gernr,n _ r *-» n rv . -r m r aL withdrawal to the Rhine, 40

of RATS and MICE

NEW, QUICK, CASY, SAFE WAY1 IIltc at last n a quick, easy,safe but I" say to rid your .-in mca sof r.-1. arid mu red and crocs. M. r. ly prirkli SAt Kli ■odcntsarc known to infest am) j rrsoi' - . ivcrniKht you're r.d oi ihcni. ifarmless to dock, humans. SAP kll. fore s them on ; where they du- ) -nomical. I.arge )) i.z. | ' Uf*' '"'y" Guaranteed to kill tala o

Obtainable at rdl drug and better grocery stores.

CLODFELTER LETTER

)) iMillnupii from l>ii Br one i ing habit. Bill, I want to hear about the I tournament soon. I hope you i are on the floor. I guess you 1 1 are about ready to cut the net | down. I always did want to do

that.

Pop and mom, I hope you both are feeling good and you haven’t let this worry you. Let me hear from you and tell everybody to write. I’ll try to write more

later.

, All my love,

Donald.

' P. S. As Wilma said, the telegram said I was a first lieuten-

Ship building officials at Richmond, Calif., have launched the ant. You knew it before I did. V * tfri'd S d P . " De 1 Paaw ’ ahead of schedule, officials have been I found out today. Oh yeah, also notified. Pictured above is a Victory ship the same tvne as The Tie- , * Pauw. This picture was taken frurir above the ship at the time she > ' 0t * he air medal toda y for flyhit the water at launching. ing five sorties.

: a.,

THE IDEAL

VALENTINE

GIFT

,r,ilc.s to the east.

The Americans inside Pruem were under heavy fire from German artillery, mortars, anil small arms, but Yank spearheads were stabbing across thPruem river north and south of the town with the toughest of the Siegfried line defenses be- 1

hind them.

The capture of Pruem and its highway network menaced the position of thousands of Ger-! mans holding the Siegfried line to the southwest and observers believed the Nazis would have to pull back to the Rhine quickly or risk a costly flight later over secondary roads in an area

This British official radiophoto of the Crimea conference shows Prime Mini Pros’d’, nt Roosevelt and Premier .Josef St alin, left to right, and their staff chiefs where the conference was held. Standing in rear are, left to right, Field Marsi Fr ld Marshal Maitland Wilson, Field Marshal Brooke, Admiral of the Fleet Or 1 ral Isin.'ty, Mm.-hal - i the Air Force Portal, Admiral Leahy, General, Marshall an gates. (International.)

Ml tefc Ut Ml * iw ■ L ol l«i W I L 1 ■ fit rn li ric

YA^KS PINNED DOWN BY JAPFiRE IN OLONGA VIMS .41*.

CARMEN BRACELETS

LOCKETS

IDENTIFICATION BRACELETS

RINGS

DIAMOND WEDDING BIRTHSTONE

HUNTINGTON JEWELRY STORE 18 W. Washington St.

MEN WANTED

Help the war effort by getting a railroad job. SEE REPRESENTATIVE RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD COURT HOUSE GREENCASTLE, IND. Wednesday, 1:00 to 4:00 P. M.

NOTICE!

Due to the shortage of gasoline we will be closed all day

Wednesday, Feb. 14th. Stoner Cab

* -f*

tsss r°s“; ssrz&i

✓

• Biotas'Army Corps iphoto.

(lateiaitional