The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 October 1945 — Page 2
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News Of Boys WITH THE 14TH ANTIAIRCRAFT COMMAND ON MINDANAO— Ralph L. Records, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Records, residing at 108 East Berry St, Grencastle, Ind., was recently promoted to the rank of Staff Sergeant in. an Antiaircraft Artillery Automatic Weapons. Battery in the Southwest tPacific
Area.
After induction into service in January 1942, S-Sgt. Records trained at Camp Wallace and Fort Bliss, Texas, before being stationed in New York with the Eastern. Defense Command. In November 1942 he joined his present unit at Fort Sheridan, Illinois, and was sent overseas to Australia in October 1943. With a few months of acclimatization completed, he moved up to New Guinea and participated in several leandings there and in the Netherlands East Indies. His battery received a distinguished unit citation for exemplary antiaircraft action, and for “a high degree of courage in repulsing numerous enemy ground attacks while in, close support of front line infantry units.” He is also entitled to the Philippines Liberation Campaign Ribbon with one Bronze Star for taking part in an assault landing on one of the islands in the Philippines. S-S g t. Records attended Greencastle High School in Greencastle, Ind. Prior to enterin the service he was employed toy Roscoe G. Scott Restaurant, Greencastle, Ind. His wife, Mrs. Ralph L. Records, is presently residing at 2270 North Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
| His overseas tour lasted 20 months. He received the Air Medal, European Theatre ribbon and the Good Conduct Medal.
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8. R. Rariden, Publisher 17-19 South Tackaon Street. TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT Isaiah looked forward, we can look backward and say he was right. After all, this is God’s world and he makes the rules. It is folly to ill treat the weak, for Cod is their friend. Isaiah 11:13: 1 ney that vex Judah shall be cut
off.
Personal
And Local News BRIEFS
Sgt. Robert E. Buis stationed at Baer Field, I Troop Carrier Command Base, Fort Wayne. Indiana, has been honorably discharged from the U. S. Armed Forces at Baer Field at Fort Wayne separation center under the provisions of the Army Point
system.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
M. H. Buis of Greencastle. He. Mrs. Helen Baumunk ’spent served overseas for s ev en |s unc j a y w mj j^,. parents, Mr. months in the European Theatre and Mrs. John Blair of Reelsville.
of Operations as a tail gunner on a B-17. He wears the following decorations Presidential Unit Citation, Good Conduct, Airj Medal 15 Oak Leaf Cluster) ETC ,
Ribbon (2 battle stars).
Dr. and Mrs. William Tipton and Mrs. W. J. Tipton were in
Greencastle Tuesday.
Dora M. Donald and Kenneth Gorham left on a weeks hunting
trip in South Dakota.
SOCIETY NEWS Miss Betty Brewer Weds 1st Sgt. C. W. Tharp 1st Sgt. C. W. Tharp of Fillmore and Miss Betty Brewer of Amo, were united in marriage in a double ring ceremony Saturday, October 6th, at the home of Rev. Gene Hurst, Plainfield. The bride wore a dusty rose gown with a corsage of white gardenias in her hair. She was rttended by the bridegroom’s sister, Mrs. Hairy Smith. Mrs. Smith wore a dark green suit with a lapel corsage of garden-
ias.
Miss Brewer is the daughter of Mr. and Mis. Cecil C. Brewer of Amo and is presently employed at Hibben Holloweg Co., at Indi-
anapolis.
1st Sgt. Tharp is the son ot | Mrs. Laura E. Tharp of Fillmore | and is a veteran of the European ! campaign. He is presently stationed at the Waweman Hospital at Camp Atterbuiy. He has been in the army four years and has served overseas eighteen months j He expects to receive his : charge in the near future. Sgt. Tharp had as his best man Harry ( G. Smith, his brother-in-law. j After the ceremony a wedding
day, October 10 at 8:00 p. m. at the home of Mrs. R. W. Verrflil-
lion.
+ + + + Second Ward P. T. A. Meeting The Delilah Miller P. T. A. held its first meeting of the year Friday evening, October 5tn, in the school auditor ium. This was the annual Father’s night dinner and more than 100 members enjoyed a pitch-in dinner at long tables decorated with bouquets of fall flowers. During the dinner the teachers were introduced by Miss Susie. Talbott, the principal, and they in turn presented the new patrons in their various looms. At the close of the dinner a shoit business meeting was held with Sirs. Ward Mayhall presiding. Mrs. Lois Arnold was elected vice president to fill a vacancy. The budget for the year was presented and accepted. There was a discussion of the project of the Indiana Paient Teachers Association, which con-
Frlduv Sewing Circle Meets With Mrs. Harris The Friday Sewing Circle will meet with Mrs. Harley Harris on Cemetery Road Friday, October
12.
+ + + + Morning Musical© To .Meet Wednesday Greencastle Morning Musicale will meet Wednesday morning at 10:00 at the home of Mrs. Bert Cooper. Mrs. Joe McCord will have charge of the program. + + -F + The New Maysvllle Community Club Meets The New Maysvllle Community Club held its October meeting with Mrs. Ruth Jones Friday. The members dreSsed as children were welcomed into a beautifully decorated living room. The meeting was opened with singing ox “Turkey in the Straw” and “Little Brown Jug.” After the collect the devotional was given by Mrs. Pearl Eggers. Twenty members answered the roll call end the secretary’s report was
Thhutayb Home Ota * whip
sists of installing comfortable j read and approved. Bills were dis- Pews in the chapels at Wakeman J allowed and it was voted that the Hospital. The local organization club become a member of the will donate to this worthy pro- County Gentlewoman’s League, ject. | Mrs. Madonna Barker was voted Following the business meet- to become a member of the
Three other new mem-1
supper was enjoyed at the homo in £ Mrs - R - a P at,t K lou l’
of the bride’s parents. The f resident of the Delilah Miller P. fcers, Mrs. Maude Rayfield, Miss
couple plan to reside in ^ was P lcsen ted.
ANNIVERSARY POEM
Mr. ana Mrs. Ross Alice are the parents of a son, Lanny Ross, born Saturday at the Putnam
County Hospital.
| John. Lewis and Mary Jane Baumunk were guests at a birth|day party in honor of Billie
Gayle Neier of Brazil.
This poem was written by Lee Mrs. Richard R. Hurst and son, Knoll, a friend of Alcany Far-. “Ricky,” of Rensselaer, are visitmer and family for their recent ’ n & Mr. and Mrs. George Wil60th wedding anniversary. ( hams and Mrs. Grace R. Hurst.
L T-Sgt. and Mrs. Amcl Me-
Old time friends are here today ’ Mains of Lavado, Texas are Come from near and far away fvisiting their brothers, Alfred
,young
F’illmore. •F *F *F -F Seetion Two Will Meet On Thursday 1 Section Two of the First Christian church will meet with Mrs. Wilmer Albin at 2:30 o'clock
Mis. Bart-
lett attended the Peace Conference held in San Francisco. She I spoke in a very interesting and I informative manner of some of the phases of that conference. She stressed particularly the democratic attitude shown by ■ the delegates, the air of destiny
the
Thursday afternoon.
' which prevailed ,and the glare i cf publicity which was shown it.
Home Ec Chib
To Meet Thursday The Clinton and
She emphasized the need of our
Madison cilieens *° stuc *y the charter, to
Mary Rayfield and Mrs. Gerald-
ine Gray were present.
After the business session the cntei tainment committee took charge. Mrs. Mattie Algood was awarded first prize for being the best dressed little girl and Mrs. Gladys Sutherlin second. Games and contests were enjoyed by all, Alary Rayfield winning the prize tor making the best witch. Delicious refreshments in keeping with the Hallowe’en season were
Come to grasp your hand once more Come to live the old times o’er. We come to celebrate this day Your sixtieth wedding anniversary. For sixty years you’ve pulled together, Through sunny days and stormj weather.
How few of us can smile and
say.
Sixty years since our wedding
day.
CHANUTE FIELD, Illinois, S- I Sixty years, full sixty years,
Sgt. James W. Hall, son of Mrs. Eleanor Hall, 1003 So.uth Locust St., Greencastle, Indiana, has been separated from the service after 2 years and 9 months of active duty. After 10 months or training in. the United States, he was assigned to the European Theatre.
Filled with labor furv and tears. So dear friends we chose once more To greet you at the open door, Because your love and fffithfulness Has made a happier world for us.
Their Only Crime Was Hating Our EnemyThey Need Your Help
and Cliff McMains and sister,
Mrs. Delores Rowings.
Mrs. Nerva Smith of Roachdale has received word from hei' sen, Sgt. Ward T. Smith that he is in Seattle, Wash., after 41
months in the Pacific.
Mrs. Opal Osborn of Bainbride underwent a major operation at the Putnam County hospital. Her condition Is reported l favorable. t ,
Jack O. Coffey, Lt. (jg), 41.8, tioa sale.
Anderson street, has received hie j ’F *F *F *F
honorable discharge from tne Maruel Borge navy at U. S. Naval Fhrtsonne: Hostess
Separation Center at Great
! tor, Edith Zicgleman,
Home Economics Club will meet im P rove the democracy of our served by the hostess to the
jj.l, own country and to develop an members and the following international inter-racial habit of guests: Miss Jean Sutherlin, who
has just returned from service Mary .Emma Jones P. T. A.
Held Meeting Friday
• Mothers new to the school were special guests at the first i meeting of the Mary Emma ! Jones P. T. A. which was held
Thursday afternoon, Oct.
with Mrs. Jessie Newgent. Mrs. Julia McCage will be the assist- Il1in d. nnt hostess. Members the asked to bring an old hat in a paper bag for a contest. There will also be a book review by Mrs. Claud Crodlan. There will be a
lesson on making hats.
overseas and gave a brief talk ! on her stay there, Mrs. Florence Lasley, Mrs. Madonna Barker, Joe Lee Sanders and Donna
Gray.
Friday, October 5, at 2:15 P. M.
in the school auditorium. The meeting was called to or-
Community
Russell Mapes was in Greencastle Tuesday calling on friends. He has been discharged from the Navy after serving four months in the Pacific on a destroyer es-
Church Circle Meets Thursday
The Limedale „
Church Circle will meet Th u rs-! der b y the new P res ^ ent ’ Mr9 '.
day Oct. 11 at 1:30 o'clock at the ! Ra y mond sk<?Iton - The sixth tor t- Prior to this he was s ho ne of Mrs. Orval Reed. Devo-! S rade ’ directed by Miss Margaret tioned at Burns City. Indiana.
Won* by Mr?. .Harry Oodfrcy J Bo y d ’ san e a of song8 ’ De ‘>
Roll call a riddle program auc-
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lor are the parents of a baby daughter bom at the hospital Monday. Emma Hanks has been admitted to the hospital. Mrs. Hilla Brattain has been admitted to the hospital. Mrs. Ira Woodall of Cloverdale has been admitted to the hospital. Claude Hane, 612 Crown street, was admitted to the hospital Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Shonkwilcr, Greencastle, are the parents of a daughter, Brenda Gloe, born at the Putnam County Hospital Monday morning.
TEACHERS TO MEET
votions were given by Mrs. . Ernest Taylor. The national P. T. | A. president’s message was read I
by Airs. Walter Bryan.
| Mrs. Goldie Runyan, program
Fifteen members and one visi-j chairman U3ed the new film strip
attended P ro j ector which the P. T. A.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Grover Blaydes has been dismissed from the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Tay-
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 9.— (UP)—More than 15,000 Hoosier teachers planed today to attend the 92nd annual Indiana State Teachers’ Association convention here, Oct. 25 and 26. Scheduled as speakers were Henry C. Wolfe, correspondent, author and lecturer; Mrs. Raymond Clapper, widow of the news correspondent and column-
ist who was killed in World War II, and Dr. William Fielding Ogbum of the University of Chicago.
IN MEMORY
In memory of our husband awl father, Walter Glen Hammond. Three years have passed Since that sad day, When one we loved was called away, God took him home, It was his will. But in our hearts he liveth still. wife and children, pd.
•F + ‘F-F-F*F-F*F-F + + +|| + ANNIVERSARIES + -F -F 4* d* + *F *F *F *F *F *F H* 0 Blrtnoaya William Irwin 212 N. Vine, 17 years old Monday, Oct. 8. A CORRECTION The Camille Beauty Shoppe will be closed only until Oct. 11 instead of Oct. 30th, as stated in Monday’s advertisement.
• , j the Oct. 4 meeUng of the'rhurs-l bel P ed P urchase last spring and Dr Frederick Dettloff former- ^ at tho home o; Maruel! showed tWo of the film8 whlch
pital in Miami. Harry Brown.
^ —r
. . ,, . dinner at noon and the business
where he will practice in a hos- ». , . . , ... r meeting and social hour jn the
1 afternoon.
r, W. T. 2/0 pi ans f 0r a Hallowe’en party
spent the weekend with his par- were made , t wi)1 be on Satur . ents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown. j da> . night Qct 27( at the h . 3me , North Jackson street. Harry is (0f gtella vickroy Everyone it |
stationed at the Navy Pier, Chi-
ef Stella Vickroy. Everyone . to bring his own sugar and
cage, waiting for his discharge. | tablp servic; , as well as ono Pvt. Andrew Mav.aina return- Hallowe’en dish. If was particed to Fort Belvoir, Virginia Mon-' ularly urg0(1 that everyone come
day after visiting his parents, | masked.
Contest winners for the day , were, Carrie Ziegelman, Edna
visited her sistei, Mrs. Alfred cq Xi Myrtle Parker, Gertrude
McMains Tuesday.
after
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred MclMains Mrs. Zaring Duell of Reelsville ’
Harry Godfrey, M. M. is coiving his discharge from Navy after serving aboard
Give generously to your Community War Fund XipnsMtiai thi NATIONAL WAR FUND
CONTRIBUTED BY
Ziegelman and Ida Cradick,
re ‘ Carrie Ziegelman will be t ke \ hastess when, the club meets t- 11 '', again on November 1st. Gifts to
U. S. S. Hall, lor the past 12, secret sisters will be brought, months. He took part in the in- j .t.
vasion of Palau, Luzon, Iwo
lima and Okinawa.
Mrs. Mildred (Snapp) Tilford received a telephone call from her husband. Donald Tilfoid, sayihg he had arrived in New York.
, V. F. W. Auxiliary 1 .Meets Wednesday
j The Ladies Auxiliary, V. F. W. will meet in regular session Wedi nesday evening, Oct. 10th. at 7:30. There will be initiation.
-F + t- + P. E. O.
Meets Wednesday
j P. E. O. will meet. Wednesday, Baptist Ootober 10 a t 2:30 P M. with
Mrs. John Tennant.
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Donald has served in the 7tli Armored Division for three years, two being spent overseas. Rev. Raymond Rlssier, a V'.ung pastor from Big Walnut church,
will speak at Bethel
church Wednesday night, Oct. i 10th at eight o’clock. Everybody
welcome.
Sgt. and Mrs. Don
have gone to Durham, N. C
where Sgt. Frazier will receive wil1 meet Thursday his discharge. From there theyj w ^ b Mrs. Joe Roth, will go to Miami, Fla., to visit; + •» + -F lelatives before returning to Fortlmigtitly CTnh Greencastle. j -Met With Mrs. Daggy
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Torr en-1 Forthnlghtly Club met at the tertalned Monday evening with a j home of Mrs. xy A. Daggy Mon-
. <ir)t>d C heer Club
Frazier Meet * Thursday
! Mt. Meridian Good" Cheer Club
afternoon
are used for classroom instruc-
tion.
Mrs. Kenneth Harris, chairman of the membership committee, reported ninety-five
members.
The attendance award was won by the sixth grade loom. The next meeting will be held Friday evening, November 2. The main feature at that time will be an auction sale.
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Section Two .Meets Thursday Section Two of the First Christian Chur;h will meet with Mrs. Charles Boatwright 607 S. Locust, Thursday afternoon at 2:30. Mrs. Ted Robbins is the assistant hostess.
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Keystone Bihl-> Class Meets Thursday The Keystone Bible Class of Gobin Memorial Church will meet Thursday at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E Courtney. Rev. Roder will lead | in devotion. Kenneth Wagner i will give a program of motion pictures. Laura Towne will be i assistant hostess.
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Virginia Myers Is Ootober Bridle Mr. and Mrs. Carl Myers announce the marriage of their daughter Virginia to Charles E.
Starr.
The marriage ceremony was perfonned by Rev. Raymond Skelton at his home Saturday afternoon, Oct. 6. Their only attendant was Miss Elizabeth
Myers.
Mr. Starr received his honor-
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weiner roast. Those present, da y. October 1. Twenty members ab * e discharge from the Army,
were Mr. and Mrs. James Torr [ and several guests were present, and son Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Ed i Mrs. Hallie Thompson, was assUi Rogers and daughter, Ardith,, ta nt hostess. Betty Mullins gave Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cook and [ a review of “Brave Men" by
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Mr. and Mrs. James Ball of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mr. Ball's mother at Bainbridge. She has been on the sick list. Jackson P. Hinkle, OPHM (AA) 25 South Indiana St., has received his honorable discharge from the navy at the U. S. Nayal
Delta Theta Tan Meets Wednesday
Delta Theta Tau will hold
October 2 after three and a half years in the South Pacific. Following the ceremony the couple left for a short wedding
trip.
+ + + + Section Four Meets Thursday Section Four of the First
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