The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 December 1946 — Page 2

.rff DAFtY BAhFK^. GRPENCAST1E, fNDIANA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1946.

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SCHOOL NEWS •IniK-s St'honl The 5th grade of Jones schonl . making tray favors to be used :11 the Putnam County Hospital i.n Christmas Day. The Junior Red Cross of Jones School has sent gifts to Beverly Craves and Joe Miller who have been patients in the hospital. Miller School The l tied grade of Miller St bool cut a box of Christinas gifts to Sharon Bowman, who is in the Mercy Hospital. San fiiego. California. She will he c<.mined to the hospital at least ten weeks due to a broken pelvis which she suffered in a recent accident. Betty [ invi'son celebrated het seventh biithday Monday, December !Rh, by serving cup cakes to he) trrst grade classmates. A Christmas program entitled ••Christmas Around the World” is being planned by the children of Miller School under the dir-

ection of Miss Stewart, the music supervisor. The program will he given Monday night. December 16 at Vt.tO o’clock. All parents and friends are cordially invited to attend. Itidpatli School The sixth grade of Ridpath School will present the Christmas play ‘‘While the Chimes Rang” for the P. T. A. program Friday, December 15, at 7:.'!0 in the school auditorium. School children will see it on Thursday. Ridpath School has been busily i ngaged during the past week making Christmas decorations 1m the County Infirmary. Tb s is a project sponsored by t •■ Junior Red Cross for the p st several years. Decorations in-* elude jointed Santas, wreathes, lanterns, candy canes, chains and eornueapias.

Hi Mi MARKET Hogs 7,000; fairly aetivi steady to strong with general tinde: hulk good and choice 1601 250 lbs., $24; several lots choice $24.25 ; 250-275 lbs.. $2:1.85: 275 lbs. up mostly $23.50; 100-160 lbs. largely $23.25-$23.75; good and choice sows mostly $20.50$21. choice to $21.50. VANCOUVER. B. C.. Dec. 11 (UPi An unidentified woman called police today asking them to keep the youngsters in her neighborhood quiet, and sai I •‘they are so noisy my dog suffered a nervous breakdown.” “He spent 10 days in the h*v - pital recuperating,” she said, ••lie’s been home three days now but I fear that if the noise cortinues he will have a relapse.”

THE DAILY BANNER ’ and HERALD CONSOLIDATED "It Waves For AT - Entered in the pn.-rt.omee at Greeneastle, Indiana as second <lass mail matter under Act of March 7. 1878. Subscription pr:ec, 1* rents per week; $3 00 per year by mad in Putnam County; $3.50 to $5.00 per year by mall outside Putnam County. S. it. Itarlden. Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street.

And Local News R H I i; F S

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'ov surviving grandchiUh-on are: Mrs. Steve Frazier. Hutchinson. Kama : -Miss Barbara C. Bernstorf. a teacher in the Wkhita School System: Miss Drtrothy E. Bornstorf, a supervisor at Boeings. Wichita: Dr. Philip W. Bernstorf, Wichita. The fifth grandchild. First Lieut. John F. Bernstorf. met death in the war

in Italy.

Funeral services were conduct-

ed by Rev. August H. Ponath in l the Methodist Church, Bain- | bridge. Indiana on Dec. 1 at 2 00 p. m. Burial was in the Bainj bridge cemetery. pd

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was attended last night by about I the uii, xni,, . m,! > P0C guests including cabinet the speed Tf ,>i ' lms •*! members and various agency; knife-winged sh 7 ' r1 ' ^

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| bomber Monday an,,”,

U. s. BALKS "i a flight.

tioii for the ji tliciary, the first state reception at tne executive m r.aicn rinc • before the war.

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million . ol members.

Leaders of lire (TO’, “big three’’ unions—aulninnhile, steel and electrical—will assemble in

Mrs. Helen Taylor and (laugh ter, Bloomington St., were re leased from the hospital

morning.

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CHRISTMAS BAZAAR V. F. W. HOME December 13th and 14th v. r. w. M mm \itv

Hours of Fun TOY BLOCKS SI 19 and $2.39 They’ll build their make-be-lieve house then tear it down and start again. Blocks are made of smoothly finished wood and can take the usage they'll get.

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,OK Christmas Pictures Open - 9 to 5 Daily Saturday to 9 Sunday and Evenings by Appointment.

XMAS PICTURES TAKEN UNTIL SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14.

. Mrs. Car! Faller spent the day in Indianapolis. Virginia Gibbs, Bainbridgo, was admitted to the hospital last night. , Frank Bee, Greeneastle, R. 1 was dismissed from the hospital

Tuesday.

Ralph Call, Sr., 8 Hanna Court, has been dismissed from

the hospital.

Mrs. Lawrence Hedge, of Brazil, was a visitor here Wednes-

day afternoon.

John Rightsell, well known Washington township resident,

is reported quite ill.

Luther Floyd, South Jackson St., was dismissed from the hos-

pital Tuesday evening.

Mrs. Martha Hutcheson of Reolsville. was admitted to th

hospital this morning.

Mrs. Florence Spencer, E. Walnut St., was dismissed from the hospital this morning. Mrs. Fred Cook enter I the

back at bedtime it starts to work instantly to ease miseries of colds. It invites sleep and works for hours during the night to relieve distress.

Often by morning most mis- 1 Pittsburgh Monday <o map st fa-

ery of the cold is gone. Only VapoRub gives this special

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Frederick Ferdinand Bcrn'orf, son of Henry Louis and Sophie 1 lore,then Bernstorf, was horn in the Province of Hanover.] Germany on April 6 1850. At the age of two ho came with hi:parents to this country. They pent the first year or two i i

Chicago, St. Louis and

I IKVMUTKT, Dec. || —(|1>) —An Arm) spokesman said l<>- ' iia> that the C ue against nrirj Gage <• I'. S. soldiers and tier- ' man women w'Uild he nullified I "as soon as Hie regulations can

' h - published.”

WASHINGTON’, Dec. II — (INS,—Secretary of the Treasury .lolin Snyder announced to1 day the resignation ol Frank 4. ! Wilson, chief of the U. S. Secret

I | Service, effective Dee. 8t, and

\\ AI.LAt 1, COMMENTS

NEW YORK. Doc. 11 tUP)M Fr rn r Secretary i/f Commerce llfnvy A. Wallace said in his first (d torial today as editor of the n Pi public that progressiv-: "I. aunts must dtt. iip, f rebuild the l 'mocratic party as a liberal party and. falling that, “strike

out along other lines.” TEST ROCKET PLANE LOS ANGELES, Dec. 11

(UP) A new air age vas heralded todiy with an official announcement by the U. S. Army that its first rocket plane, the Bell XS-1, has been successfully

down to a

an hour.

l.Ol 1st (ii(0Y|r M-s. Walter M J

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Kmma Jean, Alice

Juanita Pe ar i ing day with Mr.

Masten and children Mr. and Mrs Ran Afc

daughter Jane, had „ „ guests Thanksgiving, Mr , len's parents, Mi and Mr,

Whitted.

t’harh ' Edward, oldest » Mr. and Mrs, Fred |.„k ( .„J hcr < from Pasadena ^tifal visiting relatives and friend,

EX-EUROPA GROUNDED IN HARB(

Illinois and then settled in Washington county for nearly twenty years where Fred received ns good an education as those days afforded. He attended Irvington College, Irvington, Illinois, am. at 19 years of age began his school-teaching career. During the summers he acted as assistant instructor in the summer

normals for teachers.

Following the s- gan of "G'> W'st. young man!’’ Frr 1 went to Kansas.. He stopped at Lenexa in Johnson County of Kaunas to Vi- some friends ;;f his parents.

the elevation ol .lames ,1. Ma-

I Inney, assist an I chief, le succeed ‘ him. WASHINGTON, Dec. IL— (INS)—Attorneys for .lolin L. Lewis and the I'nited Mine Workers today were given until Friday to raise new defense issues in the $3,510,000 contempt , convictions now before the Supreme ('uprt. i A stipulation was tiled with | Hie high court iinder which the defense, if il files a cross-peti-tion for review of the contempt

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Robert Long hospital in Indian- The-c he met Dora Gerlach whaj eonvietion, must do so by Friday.

PURE SILKS FOULARDS PATTERNS SOLIDS

apolis Tuesday for treatment. Mrs. Chineea Alley and Mr-i Evelyn Cline of Belle Union spent Wednesday in Indianapolis David Riggs, son of Mr. an : Mrs. F. E Riggs, Reelsville, R R.. has been discharged from the

hospital.

Mrs. Kate Hendrix was in Brazil Tuesday afternoon attending the funeral; of George

Holloway.

Mis. William Barrett and son, Steve, of Fort Colons, Colo., .vere to arrive this evening to spend the holidays with Mrs. Barrett's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jams B. Zeis and family. Mr; Barrett will also he in. Greencastle for a visit within the next

week or ten days.

on March 30. 18?') becam" his wife. In May of that year the y .mg couple and Fred's both-

Earlier this week counsel for Lewis and the union said such a (M'lition would he filed to broaden Hie legal battle arising from

er. Herman, -.vent to Rice Colinty.i — Kansas where they set up house-! , ' ,p nationwide soft coal shut1: ping in a sod house on a farm I down ended by Lewis Iasi Satur-

1 i: chased the previous year. Th' 1 ! day.

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ATTEND RECEPTION WASHINGTON, Dec. 11

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energetic young piuneer farmer spent the winter months teach-

ing school.

In response to the call to give

mmv direct service to God, Fred i (UP)- The White House

entered th ministry. Here he gave bis untiring efforts to serving e.tablished churches and starting new ones. He was also one of i the loyal supporters of South-j western. College. Rev. Bernstorf served the following churches

I THE S. S. HBERfE, the former German lu my l.rcr tiuepa a H as it rests on the bottom of Lc Havre harbor fu mour -I tore the ship from its moorings and c: : t cra^r - g ''*<iil hulk of the French liner Palis Fi.r k ”• - I reparations deal. (Intermtiomi

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Win his heart>>tie him to you forever this Christmos with cravats created with a man’s taste in mind, Come now and choose from our wide, wonderful selection of handsome foulards and pure silks-smart patterns and v smooth solids. Don’t delay. \

Stated meeting of Bainbridgo Monday night. Dee. 16th. 8 P M We will have affiliation ceremony and oar Christmas progra : . E-reh m nlicr i requested to bi ing a g\ exchange and a pound of something for refreshments. We want to have a g- id attendance. Vi-itor.; are very

welcome.

Funeral services for Miss Louise Pollom, 27. daughter .f Dr. and Mrs. Robert R Pollom of Craw fordsville, were held Wednesday afternoon at Crawfordsvillo. Miss Pollom had many relatives in Putnam county. She passed away at the Methodist hospital in Indianap-

olis Monday’.

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CANNON’S

CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR MEN

Sometimes an emergency causes a fellow to take in his bolt too much: If a cash loan will help you over a rough spot, come in ahd talk It over. Your automobile, furniture or salary can serve as your collateral.

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' j and circuits in toe Southwest i Kansi.s Conference: La Cross, .Garfield lawis, Margin, Frrdej rick, Bush tor., Caldwell, Wellington. Mulvane, Spivey, Goddard,* 1 WinlicfJ Ciriuit, and Rock. While! residing in Winfield, his faithful companion er.tered into th<* icst prepared for those who love God and as a memorial Rev. I Bernstorf and his children gave aj beautiful, rich-toned pipe organ to Grace Church in Winfield. Every one of the six children n ■(!•. d by Fred and Dora is a col lege graduate and a wonderful testimonial to the high character ( , t!u- liv( s that a M-th( list parsi inge (an produce. They are: Lydia S.. supervisor in. the Winfi Id Kansas school system: Philip HM. D., Wichita; Ella E.. for er dean ol the Fennsylv niu State Tea-:hers College an J now a member of the faculty of Southwestern College. Winfield; Alma J. and Ira, co-owne.rs of ( a mercantile hisiness in Moyquero, New Mexico: and Warren F . well-known surgeon,, Winfield. After the deaUr of hi* wife, Rev. Bernstorf took the position of Conference Evangelist and siipplied Clearwater, Murdock, and Hazelton in Kansas. He also spent nearly a year in Washington state doing evangelistic work Pioneer Methodists still rememhi p hi« po verfal leadership. | On June 20, 1819 he was united in marriage to Mias Ruth Caroline Hewitt, a leaeoneaa in the Methodist Church. From this union E. Cranston, who is doing graduate work at Indiana Uwl- | varsity, Bloomington, Ind., sur-

vives.

I After retirement Rev. Bernstorr served several churches as supply pastor in Arkansas and. Missouri. In 1923 he moved to[ Bainbridgo, Ind., where he eon*i tinued a liv*lv irterest in the! church. On Thursday. Nov. 28. J 1946 the heavenly messengers I called and took the weary pil-| grim homo. Besides his wife Ruth and the seven children. Rev. Bernstorf io survived by two brothers, Professor Frank A. Bernstorf of Northwestern University, Evanston. Illinois and Rev. C. Louis Bernstorf of Ellinwood, Kansas and a sister, Mrs. Sophia Katterjohn of Joplin, MiuHCiri. The

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