The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 November 1945 — Page 2

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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTIE, INDIANA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7A, 19/l5.

•> •:* h- ^ ANNIVERSARIES *• C v CtSin DilHf A -Mrs. Charles York. Greencas tie. R. -1 today, November 2fi. Clyde Shaner, Greencastle. R. 1. November 23. Sniiiey Jane Arnold, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kzra Arnold, Killmore. 5 years November 24. Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sears, years. November 25. News Of Boys S-Sgt. Donald M Kn i r ha.arrived home after serving four years in th ■ army, of whi.n twenty-seven months v.eiv .-ji.-n c-verseas. He saw action in France an 1 1 Igrim wit!: th' 1 In far,try. After bems wound d Sept. 1944 he served with lot Air Corps. S-Sgt. Knaucr is Ur son o. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kn.iaet of Greencastle K 3.

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and

Herald Consolidated “It Waves l or All” Entered in the postoffice at Greencastle, Indiana as second class mail matter under Act ol Subscription rates, 15 cent* mail in Putnam County; $3.50 t< Sf> 00 per year by mall outsidt Putnam County. / S. R. Rariden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street.

ROY SCOITS

7. A Scout is Obedient- He] obeys his parents, scoutmaster, patrol leader, and all other duly

constituted authorities.

8. A Scout is Cheerful He smiles whenever he can. His obedience to orders is prompt and cheery. He never shirks n >;

grumbles at hardships.

it. A Scout is Thiifty He does not wantonly destroy property. He works faithfully, wastes otmng, and makes the best use of liis opportunities. He saves his money so that he may pay his own way, be generous to’ those in need, and helpful toi worthy objects. He may work for pay, but must not receive! tips for coutUsies or Good Turns. i 1(1 A Scout is Bravo He ha.-'i the courage to face danger ini spite of fear, and to stand up for the right against the coax ngs ••f j friends or the jeers or threats of ;nemies, and defeat does notj

down him.

11 A S, '" ul 1S ( l ' an H ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace I<,V I IS ' ■' ,n ,n ' ,, lv •''■' i ’ ll " u ” 1 ' 1 'and s in Kyle, of Schneider spent P* 11 ■ Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. port, clean habits, and trav.a, | Alv;i p^t.-r.

with a clean crowd.

SOCIETY NEWS

Club To Meet This Evening

Hee Hive Rebeknh T,le Home and Child Rtudv I »nlgc To Meet | Club w111 mpet Monda y evening The Bee Hive Rehekah Lodge 1 8 o’clock at the home of Mrs.

We must not get down to the level of common brawlers. This the maik of the gentle man. 1 Petei 3:9: Not rendering evi! lor evil, or reviling for reviling, i at contrariwise blessing.

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And Local News IK II I E F S

Rex Thorlton. Mrs. Shonkwiler will have

gram.

Maynard the pro-

will meet Monday at 8:00 o’clock. All members of the degree staff please lie present.

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39th Wedding Anniversary

< elehrated

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Harbison

of Russellville weie delightfully apol ' 8 )Mt Tue6day evening,

surprised by their children on

Thanksgiving

Mrs. Harbison will be married 39 game , n BU , 0niin gton on Sutui -

years next Thursday, the regular’

Thanksgiving Day.

All came with well filled baskets and a bountiful dinner was

Mrs. Paul Sinclair, Miss Vietta Brown, Mrs. Edward Raines ami Mrs. George Raines attended the Sonja Henie ice revue in Iiulian-

I Mr. and Mrs. Simpson Stoner

Day. Mi. a,ld 1 attended the Indiana-Purdue

, game

day.

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Miss Cooper Bride

reception,. Sgt. Dav?s, U. S. M. C. went to Ran Diego in 1940 for hasi” training and was on Wake Island at the time of the attack on Pearl Harbor. He has boon a prisoner of the Japanese 45 months and was liberated September 14 of this year. He will report at Great Lakes January 5. The bride had seven brothers In, Lho service, including the best •man who was recently diseharg ed from the Marine Corps after serving fiv. years. Also two bro ther-ln-laws, Sgt. Homer G. Kessler Jr. of Ladoga and Sgt. Wil- ■ nver Ellen of Indianapolis.

The little ring bearer was the

, Of Floyd Hat is [daughter of Seanman 1-e Gem

spread at the noon houi. A lui ge . Katheleen Cooper of In- I White who vvas killed recently h: decorated cake was the main daughter of Mrs. an ae idelit in, Caliltirnia, shortly center piece of the table. All left Q 0 ijj e Cooper of Stilesville and after receiving his discharg after a long and happy day was Qgf Floyd Davis, son of Mr. from the Navy, enjoyed, wishing them many and Mrs . Henry Dav • of Amo, j + + + +

more happy anniversaries. j ware married in a double ring j

Those present were: Mr. and ceremony Thursday evening at.

IJ. A. R. Holds November

eligion.

.MICHIGAN CITY In i.. Nov 20. (UP) Cleveland Greathouse. 04. Gary. Ind . Negro

pieacher, died in the Indiana a n ,i respects tin Ft ate Prison electric chair early ..thers in niattei 1

today for the murder of his com-

mon-law wife.

Greathouse, reading from a Bible, walked unaided to the death chamber. He was strapped to the chair at 12:05 a. in. and pronounced dead four minutes later by Dr P. H Week ■,

prison physician.

At no time during his trial ami wind

Mrs. Dalton Harbison and chil- the home of the bride’s sister, i * "8 * 1 ^ * n * dren, Morris and Mary Lou, Mr Mrs. Loyal Gram. Rev. i?aul j The November meeting o! and Mrs. Ivan Harbison and Robinson officiated. Clarence Wasburn Chapter of D. A. R daughter, Katherine, Billy Tay- and Rachel Cooper, both soloists, was held at the home of Mrs. G lor, Mr. and Mrs. Elicit Ensor ware accompanied on the piano M. Hellinger. The program for j and children, Barbara, Wanda, by Elizabeth Cooper of Coates-j the evening dealt with historica 1

Pill 'Carolyn. Gerald, Nancy,

and ville

spots in, Indiana and was pre-

• M,ss Kls,t * R,,bi " son of Fill 'h“uv "Mr ^n.r Mrs Delbert ' Rented by Mrs. N. L. Hammond,

lever,ml to\ rd God. He is "tore spet the week end with ^ . j The room was decorated With who 8poke of the early history faithful in 1 (eli- ms dut, - i Miss ( -(>leen Humphrey of Ptil-| - j,, Harbison beautiful bouquets of cut flow-, 0 f Vincennes and the lovely

eonvieti ms 1 ' lliv ' b< ' ,l 4, ^ icrs. palms and candelahia. memorial to be found there and ■ „ m L-n | Members of the bridal party > a t the first capitol of Indiana.

j were maid of honor, Mrs. Irene Coryden. Mrs. Robert Stevens

Miss Lucille Harbison.

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Coleen Humphrey cl' Fillmore Serx iee C lub

■ die -pent Friday andi Holds Meeting

| Ratuiday with Miss Mable Hum-] Fillmore Service Club held pniev of Indianapolis. I their regular all day meeting

Wednesday, Nov. 21, at the

conviction for the knife slaying 1 f Rebecca Coacklin, 38, did ( umithnuso attempt to deny h: ; ^•uilt. He said he killed her in a Hnnirnoiui, Ind.. park last July 25, because be was "tired of her

nagging.”

Greathouse previously had been sentenced to d e Oct. 2ti Imt granted a 30-ilay extension 1

here in

FRATERNITY HONORS

DEPAUW INSTRUCTOR Mi - Ann Cannon has returned

to her home in Gary after spend-

Prof. Fra kiin IMnglis. direr- ! ing the holiday vacation in ■ De Pa u v, ! band Gi istle with relatives. and assistant piofess >r of wood- I _ . . ,

j Miss Aileen Tn iable has returned to New York after spending Thanksgiving with Mrs. C J. Arnold of this city.

Ellct of Indianapolis, twin sister of the bride. She was wearing » rose chiffon gown. . Mrs. Lois

told of the early settlements at Fort Wayne and Crawfordsville and their contribution to Ind-

er, Miss Edith Browning, spoke of the founding of the Rappite Colonics at New Harmony in 18- ; 14 and the sale of the town to Rola-rt Dale Owens in 1824. Sli' told of the attempts being made to restore the historical buildings to their original appear-

ances.

D. A. R. Preview commuterecommends the following films to Ixi shown locally "I'll Be Seeing You,” "Tomorrow Th” World.” "Dolly Sisters”, "Cos: Girl,” “This Gun F or Hire" and “March of Ti ne." 4-4 4* •I* West Madison Club Will Meet Wednesday West Madison Home Ec Ciuli will meet at 1:30 Wednesday, I Nov. 28th, at the home of Mrs. 1 Bertha Boatright. 607 South Locust street. Mrs. Ann Brunei will give the lesson on upholstering furniture.

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Kappn Delta Pin To Hold Meeting Kappa Delta Phi will hold a ! business meeting Tuesday even- ’ ing at 7:30 o’clock at the honeof Mrs. John Andrew, Hanna Court. All members please be

prompt »% •*« *"«

Mother’s Study ( tub Po Meet Monday Mother’s Study Club will meet with Mrs. FMank McKeehan, Highvvood Ave., this evening at

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•fJTi? Inn

WHEN SOME FGUE GET 0JT IN A CROVwD - THEiR CON’sOENCEE) LOOK like a PA IR. O' oHOES THAIS gRy i:-J A CROWDED E7REET CAR If your conscience bothers you over unpaid hills get off to a fresl with the aid of a loan from Indiana Loan. Imu , , a loan on your automobile, furniture or salary .and r, pay in small monthly sums.

INDIANA LOAN* 19jE.WASHINGTON ST

COURT \OThs

Lloyd M. Ellis vs. K Ul, r:r Fillis. suit for divorce. Frank

S o’clock. Mrs. Willard Sunkel Stoessel is attorney

inst tan.

I'ted

, has been

vernr.r of the central

ovine.- of Phi M 1 Alpha Sin1,a Frat.-rnity. men’s national

norary music fraternity.

Phi Mu Alpha whidl lia

bountiful dinner was enjoyed by eight members and one guest.

Mrs. John, Grimes.

The day was spent in quilting

for Mrs. Nellie Drake.

Arrangements for their annual Christmas dinner was planned for th? members and their |families at the home of Miss

v.u: granted a

r,y Gov. Gates which expired .,t midnight Saturday. The salience was set over till last night, however because 110 executions me carried out on Sunday. Miss Lucy Higgs has as he-.-guest, her mother, Mrs. It; her. Higgs of Chapel Hill, North

Carolina.

Miss Laura.te Martin who - at lending school at Lady wo I i Indian,-ipolis spent the Thankgiving vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. W Martin

chapters in. 7 versities in t car? an in’.. Pauw’s music

ehai

1911 ir

has also b< 1 n elcouncilman Of tile t -r. after being 1942 to 1944. vv June of this year The central pi

contains 11 cha

colieges and ,'jni:s country, hern 1 pari of D -• activities when

Mr. and Mrs. Horace Leach- lljll( _ a tll „„„„ and Mi: F’rank Thomas, R. R. 4.] an( i (heir husbands, also a

Kessler of Ladoga, also a sisto.- 1 Sana's growth. Th? third speak-

ot the bride, as bridesmaid, j wearing yellow jersey. Helen Cooper of (Indianapolis, wearing i g yellow net and lace. Rowena j Gram wearing pink taffeta. Each carried arm bouquets of contrasting chrysanthemums. Tho ring bearer, 3 1-2 year old Thalia Jean White of Coatesville

will have the program.

plaintiff.

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. . Christmas program in the afa ^ 1 I ternoon. The new officers for

v 1 un! d . (• r, Aigela, ot Walkert in, On-. , visaing vii s I the com,n g year are president.

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Mi Sum Caruso and di

I ure

have been

mother,

Mrs. N. Can-

ifessor Inglis

ted supreme Caiuse’s

■ePauw cha;: ; < ilia.

11 ! u lr ' '' | Mr. and Mrs. William Murray

, and Mi and Mrs. Carl Stevens ! attended the Sonja Henie Ic? liiL' - 'Revue in (Indianapolis Saturday the r. : ne nati :m! districts ] n ^ht

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Miss Ruth Daggy, music sup-

lndiana ' Mi< ,i K« n ’ Wisconsin. e(v sor Gaa clty Mh ools,

1 ’ I pent the Thanksgiving vacation

| p -intment was confirm -1

(president Alvah A. ' the University supreme president

tornity

■chc r ol Idalio, j

tho fra-'

I with

Mrs. F3va Ogle; secretary, Mrs. Haze] Thompson; treasurer, Mrs.

Grace Wright.

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Girl Scouts Will Meet And Hold A Supper The Putnamville Girl Scout” Troops 10 and 11 are having a supper at th? Putnamville school building Wednesday evening, the 28th. at 6:00 p. m. prompt. Everyone is invited and an entertainment for evrryone

( LASSIFIKD ADS

Welcome Home R Rgt. Charles H. Marshall, Coatesville, has received his discharge at Fort Knox. Ky.

FOR SALE: A 11 V f Tricycles. Weber s

Toy Shop.

F’OK SALFJ: Four < wagons, Tricycles, bike, rocking horses other nice metal toy: Bicycle i£ Toy Shop.

LOST: Licem 744907. Wood! Cloverdale, Ind.

hrr parents. Mr. and Mis

I Roscne Daggy.

Able Seaman Josejih Caruso of| planned.

Hit Royal Canadian Volunteei j 4- 4* 4- -F Kesri-V' . arrived today from Regular Meeting For j Canada to visit his grandmother • A. \. U. W. To Be llehl j Mrs. N, Cancilla. The monthly meeting of A A. , FIviJ -nce for milk and cream U. W. will lie held Tuesday, I payments for th - months of July ] November 27th at th? home of

' I August and September must be I Mrs. A. W. Crandall. 611 Ridge

28-:S0-3p

presented at the AAA office not' Avenue

plat

Sutheriin

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A business meeting at which time annual'association dues will be ac.epted will precede the address of the evening to be given,

of De-

LOST. Heart-shaped go locket downtown Monday inm Return to Ramin ffie, 26-1

Emery K Wilson of

FOR SALE: 1933 Ch v coupe. Se - Carl Newkirk

Quincy. Newkirk Service Station.

has

received trs honorable di (- ( 11 ;, fioin the U S. Navy at

Great Lakes 111,

PHOTOSTATS DISCH\R(.K PAPERS Original \ Miniatures I Hour Service (Mr. ami Mrs. K. \du Stcinens* I studio—Over Mur|»h>s 5 Hi

3EST-KN0WN

ive g,, ,( later than November 30. 1945. walk I There will be a meeting of the

• I Am rican L?gion Auxiliary at: \V, i,,. the Legion Home at 8:00 p. m. [

27 ;0-2p | tonight. Everyone please be by Dr. Wayne T. Gray. j present. There will be initation. Pauw University Dept. of W. S. C. S meeting will be Sociology Dr. Gray's topic will held on Wednesday, Novembei b? Economic Possibilities in

28th at the home of Mrs, Tommy'post-war America.

Chadd on Maple Heights AI 4* 4* 4- 4*

a lute elephant sale will lie helo ;Mrv John Boyd George Zimmerman. 6 year old To Be Hostess

son of Corporal and Mrs. Otho Th? International relations

Zimmerman has been admitted to the Riley Hospital at Indian-

apolis again for treatment. Week end visitors at direct a discussion on,

Toiiy Cancilla. Mr and~ Mrs”pat|Pf*lems of the Far East and all Grn.r.l

women of the Community who

white

satin gown, designed with a sweetheart n ekline, long tapered sleeves, gathered skirt ex-1 tending into a chapel train, with,, finger tip veil and carried an, ^ arm bouquet of white roses. Rh? was given in marriage by hot jZ brother-in-law, Loyal Gram ' T James Cooper, best man is brother of the bride. Leorn Davis, |( brother of th? groom served as I

usher.

Mrs. Cooper, mother of the j bride, wore powder blue crepe with corsage of pink tarnations. ] * Mrs. Davis, mother of ((he T groom, wore navy bin? crept j ♦ with corsage of red carnations. 1 Z A reception was held follow-jx ing the ceremony, were Mr. and Mrs. Leorn and Mrs. C. V. Moore of Ind- 2 ianapolis, sister of the bride j j Sixty-two guests were present ' • Including relatives and friends, j i Many beautiful gifts were re- < T reived. Th? happy couple left or, ' ♦ a short motor trip following the X

Now Is The Time Start Your

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home remedy for relieving miseries of children'., colds. ICKS VapoRul

ATTENTION American Lc[*inn Members REGULAR POST MEETING TONIGHT 8 P. M.

A xiiecial invitation is extended to all former members of our Armed Folses who have returned home, to attend tonight's Legion meeting. Your membership and active participation in the affairs of I’ost 58 is needed. Join the American legion NOW! LEGION AUXILIARY MEETING TONIGHT 8 P. M. Cassell C. Tucker Post 58 2TJ" i ; K iQi THE AMERICAN LEGION

group of A A U. W. will meet at 7:30 P M. on Monday, November 26th at the hum? of Mrs.

i »*»" • •**.

Mrs John Boyd Mrs. Ruth Mack will (NOTE-Aum Nan'i opinions are dcfinitel rlirort u on. rprtam * ier own, and arc not nccessterily those <>

ancilla's will be Mr and Mrs. , dire, . t a discussion jm. certain n,., new^r, ch* Coron«

limoto.)

agacinc or

Cancilla. Mr. and Mrs. W.| Gunter all of Indianapolis and kits Glenn Stamm of Miami,

F’la.

Among those attending the Indiana-Purdue game Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wood, Dr. W. J. F’uson, Claude Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Eitel, Clair Williams and Harold Reckley. Thanksgiving Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Dreher f K'-elsville were Mr. and Mrs. Willard Dr her and dnughtei (,'arol Jean of Greencastle and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Meek ol Putnamville,' Mi and Mrs. Glen Withington ol Greencastle, Miss Elsie Robinson of F’illn.ore, Miss Coleen Humphrey and Keith Humphrey of Putnamville and Miss Mable Katherine Humphrey of Indianapolis spent Saturday night in Paris, 111. Capt. Charles B. Edmonson, Army Air Forces is on terminal leave at his home in Clayton, .('apt. Edmonson, a former {Greencastle high school teacher ! and basketball coach, expects to ; i ei'eive Ins discharge In January. He spent over two years in England. Fiance and Belgium.

I •

ar: enterest d in studying the » Sometimes I think we gradually problems of th? F’ar Eist are in- lose our sense of values in a convited to the neeting. , stantly changing world. •F 4* 4* 4- j I can remember when the only Golden tirrii* Hub Met actual expense my grandmother] With Mr*. Fellows had on washday was her bar of] The Golden Circle Club met Vellow soap and a dab of bluing. Novemh r 15t!i at th? home of ' world do move.” Today, ]

Mrs. Leila Fellows.

t costs MONEY—good CASH mon-

Gen va Bartley vice-president, *’° do laundry work at home open. d the meeting at two' < or h » v ® 14 dane ^ hom e)o'clock. Marie Craft gave d „. ■ much in fact, that you virtually do

vetions. Thirteen members an-

swere l roll call by naming their dFavorit? Quilt." It was voted to give a fifty cent gift for

Christmas grab bag.

your work for nothing.

I As I see it there is no such thing, any more, as saving money by doing washing and ironing at home. ] And, besides that, I wouldn't be tied

Handker-^ ( | own ^ drudgery anyhow. I

can use my time to better advan-

tage. .

I Wonder what my sponsor would 1 be thinking about this month. Probably he’d want me to mention that

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COLD PREPARATIONS I.li|■■III, Tlllllrta, Siiltr, \imr llr<i|>« jjy

chiefs \v?re given to Tressa Rissler, LaRue Gray and Gai!

Elliott.

Contests wore given by the hostess and 'her assistant, Tressa

Rissler, and v.< n by Lucille , , . . ,, , ' „ „ t? .. .>’°9 should send in your ace cur-

Herbert, Gen?va Bartley, Daisy

Shew’maker and Mildred Hinote. 1 ' •

Mrs. Reggie McCullough, Mrs. | Maybe he’d appreciate my telling Mary Braun and Mrs. Eva Brann you what a beautiful job the laun- j and several children were] dry did on my fine Chenille Bed-j

guests. Th? Xmas meeting will spreads. #

■be Wednesday, December 12th. | Maybe he , d want me to | at the home of Daisy Shewmak- | m j|| 0 d f or cleansing wool-1 er - en blankets—and they come back 1

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Progress History Club

Will Meet Tuesday Afternoon Progress History Club will 1 meet with Mrs. Heber Ellis, I

Tu’sday afternoon at 2:30. The ing’to'.chooi,

program will be in charge Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson.

to you fleecy as new.

Well, all I’ll say is—the professional laundry IS a big help this time of year, with the children go-

—Aum Kst

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Home Laundry & Cleaners

Christmas Shopping

During the past few years, because of war time conditions, Greencastle merchants have asked their customers to do their Christmas shopping early, We deeply appreciate their splendid cooperation, This year, even though the wai is over, it is again necessary for us to make this appeal. It is predicted that this will be one of the busiest Christmas seasons ever. This is based on many factors •• but primarily on the fact that people are rejoicing - many families are re-united or soon will be. There is a greater incentive to give gifts. This will result in more gifts being bought by more people. In the field of retailing there is still a manpower shortage. Merchants are making every effort to secure the Help needed to meet the demands of the season. Ey shopping early though, you will relieve the extra burden placed on the clerks in the stores and will benefit in better service.

The Post Office Department too, will again be confronted with the need of having your help, The post office has made an appeal for Christmas parcels to be mailed early this year. SO...START HOW...AND BUY SOME GIFT EVERY WEEK!

GREENCASTLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE m no t - '-jwH T Tf'y