The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 September 1946 — Page 2
THE DAilY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1946.
HOSPIT VI. \O I KS Mi. and Mis. Clara WimmI. 10’ ti. Indiann. arc the parents of i daughter born at the hospital
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Kislnr, Cloverdule, It. 1, an 1 the parents of t son born at the hospital Thurs-
day night.
Mi and Mrs. Harold Raise’, city, are the parents of a daughter. Sandra Ray. weight G pounds. 12 ounces, horn Thursday night at the Putnam county hospital. Mrs. Kaiser is the former Helen Ray.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
( \RI> OF THANKS
I wish to thank my friends, neighbors and relatives far then
Y< ” K kindness shown me during my
of Danville are the parents of a son horn at the hospital Friday morning. Fred Gruenholz, Greencastle, R. 2. was admitted to the hospital Thursday afternoon. Mrs. La Nova Call. K Franklin St., was admitted to the hospit . 1 Ibst night.
stay in the hospital I also wish to thank those who sent the beautiful cards and flowers. Mrs. Ora Eggers UVFSTOCK MARKET Hogs SCO: about steady a- ceiling. Good and choice barrows and gilts and good stags $16.25.
NOTICE OF Saturday Afternoon CLOSING Beginning September 21st, our plant will start closing at noon on Saturdays. We will be open each Wednesday afternoon. This will enable us to service our customers, and at the same time, permit our employees to have their day and a half holiday rogether with their families. COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY GARDNER ICE CREAM COMPANY
NYLON HOSE Our Nylon Hosiery List Is Now Filled. If you have signed with us bring your number and receive your hose. N not called for in 10 days your siockings will be sold. We are not starting any new list at this time. PREVO’S
IT.A N E < K \*ll 4 lent 11, fir.l from I’j.ur One, U. tv Aimy officer, a coast guard search and rescue officer and a Newfoundland guide, reached the scene of the disast-
er.
They were able to report only meager details to the plane that landed them on a lake five miles ,,slant before the batteries in their walkie-tal. ie radio gave out. They did not report howl many had suivived the crash. However, they said they would | stait back to the waiting plane | at dawn. The PBY flying boat. I equipped with a jet propulsion auxiliary to enable it to take off from the tiny lake, was capable
d carrying 15 persons.
Food and medical supplies: were dropped to the survivors yesterday shortly after they were seen by a pilot on the tiansat-,
iantic run from New York.
The plane had cut a 500-yard | swath through the pine and j spruce trees in the area. Its wings were almost intact but the - fuselage had been burned, all but i
the tail section.
The wreckage was pointed toward Gander airport, indicating 1 that the pilot. Capt. Jean Ester. 1 had completed his turn and was j | coming in for a landing in the j fog. Ceiling at the airport was; ‘ 200 feet at the time.
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CLOVKROALK NEWS
1 Eienora Boston is atterfling | the Cloverdale School and stay- | ! mg with her grandparents. Mr ,
(and Mrs. Uly Denny,
t A root in ■ at the residence ol I
THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATE!: “It Waves For All” Entered in the postoffice at Greencastle, Indiana as secom class mail matter under Act of March 7, 1S7«. Subscription rates, 15 cent; .nail in Putnam County; $,'1.50 to $5.00 per year by mail outside Putnam County. S. R. Rariden. Publisher 17-10 South Jackson Street.
TODAY’S HIKER THOUGHT Saul was chosen king because he was of towering stature tho he was a moral and spiritual dwarf. God replaced him with a ! shepherd boy. Moral grandeur i is not easy to discover: The stone which the biulders rejected is become the head of the corner.
1 Peter 2:7.
Peiimwal And Local News B It I E F S
SOCIETY
There will be preaching service a. the Mt. Meridian church Sunday evening at 7:.i0 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Dunn and daughter. Cecelia, have returned to Chicago after a visit
in this city .
Ronny Welch, of Indianapolis
Fillmore Couple Married 50 Years The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Willis D. Wright was held in their home In Fillmore Sept. 15, just two days early. Sept. 17. 1890 tho date of their wedding. Nineteen guests were present who attended their wedding; 103 guests in all. All their children were prescut. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Lisby ol Fillmore, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Wright of Vandalia, Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ogles of Cloverdale grandchildren, Rachel Lisby, Roland. Joanne and Wayne Wright. All the Wright families w'eie guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Day at a lovely dinner. It was at this dinner Mr. and Mrs. Wright were each presented a ling by her children, sets with gercon stones. They received lovely gifts and flowers, many lovely cards. Program in the afternoon an i evening follows: Song. I Love Y r ou Truly’ Rach-
el Lisby.
Wedding march Ruth and ; Frank Ogles. piano. Starlight Waltz, Cariv Me Back to Old Virginia, Wayne Wright, 8 years. Songs, Always, When Your Hair Has Turned to Silver. G’lliei t Knetzer. Poem, A Golden Wedding (Rileyi. Joanne Wright. Piano music, Dorothy Crosby. Songs. I Want a Girl. Sweet Rose O'Grady. I Love You Truly, Put On Your Old Gray
J mutiny Hall with Mrs. Mu.i Jackson and’ Mrs. Fonnei
hostess. •5- *1* *1*
Rural Youth Met At Martinsville The Putnam County Rural j Youth was entertained Monday | night by the Morgan County j Rural Youth at Martinsville. A| swing band made up of tour ol | the Morgan county club meia-j hors played many popular son,- j The minister from life Christian) church at Brooklyn gave a veryj interesting talk. Folk game j and dancing were enjoy, .1 by aP. Refreshments were served t >] ninety-seven. Many new ae-j quaintances were madb and ul.^ who attended the meeting had a; very good time.
has ente!> I DePauvv. Mr. Welch is the son of Mr. anil Mrs. Wallace M. Welch, who formerly re-
sided in Greencastle.
Mrs. Mayme Bundy Christia .-! Bonnet. Ruark sisters. Margaret
•jj -J- i- -1- V -i- -i* •i" -I" -h ’l* 0 e anniversaries 4 04. + + 4* + + + + + + + ^-® Birthdays Randy Lewin Grimes, North College Ave, 4 years today, Sept. 20th. Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Alvaney Fainter, Cloverdale, 61st. Sept. 20th.
PEHEICSALE As we are dissolving partnership, ue Mill sell at IMiblie Auction at the V. V. McCummai'k farm, located i, mile east of New M ay my 1 tie, ‘if, miles north of (iroveland, and 5 mile*, southeast of Hoaehdale, on Monday, September 23 AT II ()'( I.O< K l>. S. T.. THE FOLLOWING 15 - HEAD CATTLE - 15 One 4 year old Guernsey springer com, this is a real milk com ; one 4 year old Guernsey, on good flow milk; one G year old purebred jersey; one (J ,\ear old purebred Jersey; one !i year old purebred Guernsey; one ,8 year old purebred Guernsey; one 8 year oh! Holstein and Guernsey com ; one year old Guernsey and .Jersey com ; one 7 year old Hereford and Jersey eoM'; tuo i jear old Shorthorn heifers on good flnu of milk, real good; one 6 year old Shorthorn eon, a 5 gallon com ; 3 yearling heifers, one Jersey, out Shorthorn, and Jersey. 200 - HEAD HOGS - 200 Six o|,-.*n sums, line bred sum; one som and 8 pigs; '!() gilts M'ith 100 pigs; * nire meat hogs; 57 head Shouts, M'eight ISO to 150 pounds. FEED 800 bushels Yieklahd Oats, extra good; 80 bales Oats strau ; 200 bales Little Red and \lsike Clover hay. FARMING TOOLS One trai tor hitch for John Heeiv corn planter; one John Deere bnaking plou, _’ bottom. It inch; one John Deere 7 foot disc ami tandem, John Deere Model \ tractor, rubber in front, good; cultivators for same; oiwj Ji hn Deere power mower; one Dunham rotary hoe; otic Dunham cnltipackcr; one I. H. C. hay loader, cylinder type; one 99!) John Deere corn planter; one International one horse wheat drill; two (arm wagons; one all iron running gear and iron wheels, with Hat top; one regular farm wagon; one International one-row corn picker, pull type; one McCormick S ft. hinder, extra grind; 3 horse collars; one set heavy breeching harness; mi • Hudson heater; one large sled, (i hu.g houses, MISCELLANEOUS '* bags 'J-l'i-H fertilizer; one ( hore Boy milking machine; one lot of grade \ milk house equipment; 12 eight gallon milk cans, strainer nod milk buckets; oae bushel certified \lfalfa seed. Many cither articles too numerous to mention. Nut Responsible in ease of accident. TERMS CASH. V. V. MtCammack & Delbert Allee Ht'NTEK AND HI RST, Auets, ( LIF McMAINS, Clerk. Lunch served by New Maysville Baptist Church.
Mr. and Mis. James Routt was
noticed by the section men of , Chicago is here the guest j Ba. tin. Virginia ih,. Monon Tuesday morning. | ... , . .. „ ,. o...... m
The men went over and put out
of friends at the university. Mrs. Christians o n was fonnei ly housemother at the Delta Tan
Delta house.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Brown left
today for Santa Paula, Caiife.rnia. They will stop in Piueblo, Colorado for a short visit with
Mrs. Brown's un; l,\ Mr.
Mrs. KcnneJi Sun d .or,I son
the fire. Routts had started a fire in their furnace and it is beli.'v.d a spark from the flu .start-
ed the blaze.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis and children. Joyce and Phyliss who live in the property with Mrs. Liny Sutherlin are moving back tc
Kentucky Thursday.
Mrs. Minnie Burris entertained the New Era CVj'o at tier home 1 Wednesday’ afternoon. The following officers were installed. President, Mrs. Minnie Burris: vice-president. Miss Beryl Sandy,
Mrs. Audrey Staley, secretary- \y 0O ,) j M
treasurer: Mrs. Edith Ogle, assis- . ^ tant secretary treasurer. Mem-
bers answered to roll call with! ' ,m * s. Cdvdc humorous responses. Mrs. Ruby | Ron ' Jr ' lof ' '' h ' ,r ' s(ia > with thpir
Pickens read a humorous story '
Clark, “Patty”
Ruark. Rose Ellen Ruark. Song, All the Way My Savior Leads Me. Marjorie Lisby,
POLICE CHANGES
INDIANAPOLIS, Indi, Sept, i 20 Capt. Ivan Miller, acting superintendent of state police, j announced today several changes affecting department personnel. Frederick T. Cretors, of Indianapolis, formerly a lieutenant j in the navy, resumect his position as director of the public relations division. Other returning servicemen, incjpvled Tampers Winplfield M. Johnson, of New Albany .and Caryl A. Bell, of Marengo, to Charlestown post: i Trooper Jack Curry, of Knights-
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FASHION SHOP
Hundreds Of New Fall DRESSES Arriving from our Nationally Advertised Manufacturers. In all ihe newest and smartest materials and styles.
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. wn, to Seymour post, and
"bile the wedding march Walter WoylanU of Ind . being played, Ruth Ogles, dres. j j ana p 0 |j St p 0 Headquarters post, ed in her mothers utddi.'gl Appointment of radio opera,1,,- and Frank Ogles, dressed• tor8 Euffene w Hamm. of ...... *" ' Vlrf - Maynard Vt right h| Greencastle, Fritnamville post, and I gian.'lfalbcr’s wedding coat, h 1 ' 1 1 K 0 b er t l. Campbell, of Jason-
! father’s button wedding shoes
wedding trousers,! motion
| an his own
Pubij C .i carne into the room where sev 01 -| j n( jj ana p () |j s a j 8C was
Jimmy.
Bv eiror. the DePauvv . , „ _„ ity Oft ice reported in yesterday’s! al weddi,1 « ° f 50 >' cnrS Banner that Edward Wood hold.s!" < " on a p ’
American j 0,1,1 stootl in
'ivilie, Headquarters pest, and pru.I. 0 j. Joseph Schwartz, of
announe-
tho C I Instituti
A from thi
ol Accountants. Mr.! candidate for thd C 1
Mrs. Minnie Burris gave the special. Nex^ meeting will be Husband’s Night, October 4th at the Cloverdale Methodist Church. DENTIST. 90, STILL ACTIVE
\FTEK GO YEARS
WATKINS GLEN, N. Y. (UPl Dr. James Ovenshire, 90, has been practicing for 60 years and
Mrs. Clyde Hutche-
son
house trailer for Los Angeles,j Calif, for future residence. They w re accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Cly.ii W. Hutcheson us far
as Decatur, III.
Mrs. Crawford Taylor was takirg the poll for the R 'publican party, on Marion Street, when she knocked on the door of Dr. Call Huckleberry, Mrs Huckleberry greeted her with the words.
1 hey turned I Resignations were received the doorway facin’.' f rom Technician C. W. Nelson,
the living room and Ruth read 1 0 f Ljjjr„ n j er Ligonier post, and Eilnar Guest’s poem, "Mothot ^ Trooper John A. H war.h, of Tells Her Story’’ how she met Colfax, Headquarters pest,
hei husband, then Frank read a poem, "Father’s Version” of the
same occasion by the same auth-
is one of the oldest active den- j "Well, we only h ive two bed-
I r<* ms." She thought Mrs. Taylor
lists in the United States. Dr. Ovenshire lives with
his ) was assisting in t’tx* housing sur-
96-yeat-’dd sister, Mrs. Mary Jan Francher, who verifies his most pri’deful boast. j ‘T made her a set of dentures 151 years ago and they’re still I perfect.” TWO BECOME FOLK LONDON, O. (UP) - E. N Purdum hired a housemover to cut two eight-room houses at Columbus laterally so they will become four four-room houses after minor alterations.
vey for Canterbury College.
Danville Gazette.
Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Meredith have been called to Sullivan because ,of the death ,f Mrs. Meredith's aunt Mrs. John W. Eaton.
Mrs. Eaten was a
dent • f Sullivan county and even though 95 years of age. she
When the evening was over Gilbert Knetzer sang
Jesus Care” and "End of a Perfect Day,” really the end of a very perfect day for Mr. and Mrs. Wright. j
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Mmi'ern Priscilla Club To Meet The Modern Priscilla Club will i meet Mon,lay at 2:30 P. M. with Mrs. Charles McWethy.
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D. A. R. Enjoyed i’itrll-in Dinner
The Daughters of the American Revolution opened the new year with a pitch-in, dinner at the Chapter’s cabin. During the
pioneer t-esi- j business meeting the programs
for the year were distributed and the budget as set up by the
FI N IN \ Fl\F-AVD-TEN Steam-generated -.dcotrieLy rc-
almo-.l < I u ‘ res approximately 100.000 Do'Sc’ adons of W0 ter for each ton of
c^al used.
had been quite active and alert, J board of direc.ors was accepted, and was able to enjoy :ier frier, Is j Mrs. Boatright presented the Rev. Meredith wid conduct the j for more Red Cross cofuneral service on Satur lay af- peration and it was decided to tc.rnoon. | continue with the work the chup- ■ ■ 1 — ■ 1 — 1 1 or has done during the war
years.
Dr. Winona Welch, state chairman for approved schools, spoke of the foundings and the growth of the various schools maintained by the National Organizations, as well as those receiving iccognition and some aid. She. especiall> emphasized the influ-1 ence the schools have had toward! making the surrounding com- - munitics more desirable places to
live.
Delegates and alternates were named to attenfi the State Convention to be held at the Lincoln Hotel, Indianapolis, Oe. 10th-
11th.
The preview committee on-1 dorses the following films: “Canyon Passage," "Easy to Wed," Blue Dahlia,” ..Dough Girls," "In Old Sacramento."
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Home Ec Flub Held Meeting The Country Corner Home Ec Club met Friday, Sept. 13, at the home of-Mrs. Mary Hanley. Mrs.j Nellie Bales was the assistant hostess but was unable to be at the meeting. The vice president, Mrs. Paul-' ine Baird, presided. The song of the month and the club creed were the preliminaries. I Mrs. Irene Lane presented thoughts and suggestions from the council meeting. The social hour was spent discussing plans for the club tour. Also achievement day excercises. t October 11 is to be an all day meeting at the Fincastle Con:-
CLOSING OUT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Because of ill h’alth I have sold my property at 310 West
Columbia Street, Greencastle, Indiunn, anil will sell all the follow-
ing furniture at auction at 310 West Columbia street, at I P. M„ WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25
Wabmt veneer bedroom suite, consisting of poster bed, vanity with mirror and vanity bench, dresser with mirror, in eveellent condition, never used; 2 floor lamps; pair vanity lamps; bed lamp; ha*.*o'.'k; vase; Hoover rleetrie sweeper in good condition; lixing room suite, consisting of davenport anil one chair, overstaffed, rust color, fancy wood trim, practically new ; 3 occasional chairs; I'offee table, large tray tup; knee-hole ik’sk, walnut finish with 9 drawers; flower pedestal; 2 pairs gold rep draperl.-s with ball fringi' and gold cord; pair la;’c panels; 2 drape rods; Wilton riffs with frinRi*, 11-3x12, Isautiful patterns, exielient eondition; several throw rugs; 3 fancy pictures; H-piece walnut dining room suite, earveil, fi-foot table witli end sllili* leaves, 5 straight chairs and Ik -J chair, upholstered, ti-foot buffet, low stxle, gnoil as new; plate glass mirror, IGvIH with beveled edge with hangers; small fancy table with round top; 2 pairs drapes, gold, with fringe anil silk cords; pair drape rods; 2 platinum artware vasi x; centerpiece mirror; floral centerpiece; .studio ••ouch, storage style; large rocker; 4 pairs ruflted curtains; 4-shelf niaga/ini' stand; breakfast set, table at|d j chaflfc, green and oak finish, drop leaf table; electric taster; 2 rockers; glassware ami dishes; imrcelaintop kitchen table; 2 straight kitchen chairs; table-model I’hilco radio; Speed <iuc<« (electric washer, good as new ; tub, boiler; clothi'i basket; rnsnrble-top dresser; small rook stove, wood or coal; ci.oking utensils; assortment of tools; garden hose, one 75-ft. lecfth and one 25-ft. length with reel; 2 G-ft. stcpladders; porch furniture; 2 metal chairs; pondi glider; porch swing; 2 rockers; bird hath; potted flowers anil fern stand; assortment of fancy
pillows; ‘2 pairs rose satin drapes, and other articles,
(This is probably the finest listing of household furnishings ever offereil at public sak’ in this area. Every Item Has been w.-ll eared
for and hardly anything shows anv wear of any kind.) MRS. CLARA ELLIS
TERMS: CASH. Positively nothing sold before the sale. Not
n .ponsilde in case uf accidents.
HI RST & HC.NTER, Auets. CLIFF McMAINS, Clerk.
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A LARGE SELECTION OF NEW WiKTER. COATS
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