The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 May 1947 — Page 2

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CtAiLY bANtJER. OSEtisiCASTU. WDIANA. SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1947.

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Twrntifth Ontury Club Mis. VVeosner,

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Mrs. Fnwlei

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| Hflrn Karnshnw of tlrornca.s-

Brooks, oast Seminary street

I tie was dismissed from the Put-

(5 p. m.

| nam County hospital on Friday.

REPLACE THAT OLD BATTERY NOWi

The hot weather ahead will cause many battery Failures.

Trade in your old Battery and receive trade-in allowance of

THIS OFFER CLOSES FIRST OF JUNE

Exide Commander

SCOTT'S

FRANKLIN STREET GARAGE VINE AND FRANKLIN PHONE 68

THE DAILY BANDER HERALD CONSOLIDATED “11 For AIT Entered In the pcotofflM at Greencaatla, Indiana as aaeond . lass mall matter under Act of March 7, 1878. Subscription price, IB eeata per week; $3.00 per year by mall In Putnam County; $3.00 to $5.00 oer year by mall outside Putnam County. 8. R. Rartdea, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street

Personal And Local News BRIEFS

Mr. ami Mrs. Robert Myers rtf Clayton are the parents of a son

SOCIETY

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Nuts-' is hereby slveu tile niv. i's of (Ireenenstle » j 1 .'

T..«nshi|. S. heol fm-punii ••! . I | i (•niinu. Indinnii. ,n *

Tobdell, I mira'l ••rfb-i rs "f s.drt m " i

Eldon Rissler, Mrs. Guy , ,1} jum .l

a social hour followed. Those present were Mi'S. Pert Alcorn,

Women «t the Moose A ' thu '- Mr * ***** ileets Wednesday Furrow. Mrs. Chas. Hall, Mrs. Women of the Moose will ott Hanri ' Mrs - C* 1 * 8 ’

meet Wednesday at 8:30. There •-^rs. , .. . . will he nomination of officers. Shepherd, Mrs. (.ilfie Shep n ttl. . > « di

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td June »• ChiHrenG up are welcome

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Members please be present.

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West Floyd Home Heonomies Mrs. Rauh was hostess to the West Floyd Home Economies Club Wednesday afternoon. She

I Mrs. Earl Sutherlin, Mrs. Harry Toney. Mrs. Everett Wallace, Mrs. Tony Wilms. Mrs. Ed. Rauh. Mrs. Kenneth Marriott, and Mis.

Rnymrnd A,ter and son.

UOKIN MEMORIAL METHODIST ( HIJM'H John Tennant. Minister 9:30 Church School Classes 10:40 Nursery for small chil-

ilren

10:40 Morning: Worship service Sermon: The Birthday of the

9:00-11 :.•}()

1 S< ' ho ° 1 ’ "-minu^gf^J

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was assisted

Hillis.

by Mrs. Rosco?

NEGRO SEIZED

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The meeting opened in the Ms-! against a stone wall" alter a mil manner; singing the song f »f i fruitless search for the mob and

in in net - - , t-nrv exUtiuif nt llils uiih'.

VU.IIilomd :ipl«ri>i'rl»tlonH ne<. *- sarv iMjttintinK J^lly ^ < | ei ; j/,.

siVie’i " ih, \vi! Vntis-iHi-tiK-i' " 'a Church. Anthem: Cherubic lluiVX^'.r’M.,,rTd Hymn. Glinka Solo: Come unto n i riin is Him, Handel Charlene Clore

f teacher

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Birthday.

Mi-s. Em-na Turner v, , Sunday. '^ a V 1

Miss Mary Hick. Saturday, May 24.

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B, ‘ tsy ^9. ilauirtiiev and Mis. Ted Boek. f

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8wwt the negro. Local residents believ i _j fcv»n* Unow vgqv havp bee!.

the month* “Home

Home,” reading of the history,’ o/f that Bush hav have repeating the flag pledge, Chris- 1 dumped into the Roanoke River, tian flag salute and the club' Tyler had telephoned the jailcreed. jet as a precaution saying that It was voted for the club t' racial feeling was tense and by send a 4-H delegate to Purdue, j all means to hold onto his keys.

The lesson on better health

bom li idiiy at the Putna n an{) immu,Nation was well giv-j him ” Edwards told Tyler. | County hospital. by Mrs. Clarence Ragan. Sii"' Memiiers of the mob wearing Mr. and Mrs. Charles Winder that serum used in im-, masks banged on the jailers ■ of Spencer are the parents of a mun [ M tion would not give that door ordering him to sarrender j daughter born Friday at the p erson t he disease as the germ Bush. At first Edwards refused j Futnam County hospital. had been killed in the processing but he said that three in or Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pickett 0 f serum. threatened hi.n with revolvers. | of Iiidinnnpoli.s are the paren’s Miss Smith was present and "When they told me I had ti j oi a daughter born Friday at showed a film entitled “Defense open the door, there was noth- | ihe Pi*nam County hospital. 4Against Invasion” in connection ing else I could do, 1

Snecliil funil: T"tal •

Tiixl.ii'its afipearlmr ■* I mo 1 iUK shall 11a v,■ a rlKlu 1“ li, aril Ihi li im. The adilltiniial a •- iiniin liuioii as finall' eiaili- wii

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Organ Prelude and Theme-u eGorgr Chadwick. Len.to, Mulef

Van Denman Thompson, or- Mrs Alf red Martin, h^vI g imst. j Locust, 6 years, 6:00 High School Youth Fol- WEDDDfOb ' lowship meeting M.onday through i,n,l Mrs. Alfred H.citt Friday . | C'overdale. 50 years today]

1 24th.

I'u (dm hi (Nnmiy. ...

"I'm sorry but they done got I „ ...n ..n,,.,' |,inr'' as may he iI. sik

' nai' il. Al eueh hiiirinir. inM".' , rs ,,n|, . UiiK to any nf siirli »<■'■■ - | tj, i ni I appi'opriHtioiis miiy in*; lit iird :iih* iiitvrvHletl l;i\| !iy r *i'* j in iv inquiro t*t the iVninty Aim-) it or when iiihI where »ueh iH*ar-

inn will he hehl. ]» \V. Killlnffer.

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Hecretary | S. , \ lien. 'I’rcisuror

Edwardf

said.

Lawn Mowers

Savage Hand Mowers, the easiest mower to push that is made.

Buckeye Reel Type Power Mowers. Sensation Propeller Type Power Mowers. Jacques Power Saw cuts trees and under brush. Operates as a Buzz Saw. Just the thing to clean a thicket.

Piper Post-Hole Digger. MILLER SAYS:

It you were going to hoy a new cur, you would not liny an old *tyle car just because it was new to you.

If you aiv going to buy a Milking Machine why buy one as out (if • tyle as a Model T. Buy a New Modem GIoIm- Milker. No pipe lines to install and maintain. Just plug it in ami milk.

Electrical Appliances Electric wiring supplies I ( hickcn Brooder Yard Brooms, Rakes, Hoes, etc. Grass Seed White outside House Paint 4 qt- Pressure ( (inkers 7 <JI. Pressure Canners Copper Wash Boilers

( lollies Hampers Krrngns Oil Range Concrete Mixer, with motor Hog Fountains Barb Wire M New Wallace Automatic Bade ns, I new moiinted .">« T haler.

COATESVILLE IMPLEMENT CO.

FIRST BAPTIST CHVKCH Dallas Rissler. pastor 9:30 A. M., Sunday School, Phil Scroggin, Supt. 10:45 A. M. Morning worship. |

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The American Legion Auxill- the club prayer in unison. T’." . )C]es on Roa(1 40, all good build-j A sermon settirg forth the relaary will meet Monday evening (.octal hour consisting of an auc-’ jn 70 ac ,. es unc j er cultivation: U nship between the pulpit and at 8:00 P. M. at the Legion home. ‘ ' ‘—' **■

Mr. an. | Mrs. Howard Davis' w'ith the lesson and also one enand son of South Bend were titled “Living Tomorrow.’’ overnight guests of Mr. and Twenty-seven members and Mrs. Dallas Ruark. The Davis's four guests were present. The are former residents of this city, meeting closed by

FOR SALE: 80 acres near ; , Clovcrdalc, bargain for quick

repeating sa|e imme(Jiate possession; US,'Theme: "Two Peas In A

I Immediately foliowing business meetings of the Auxiliary and I Legion, a social time will be en-

I joyed.

Mr. and Mrs. Jervis FMlmer, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Akers attended the District meeting of Kivvanis at Brazil Wednesday evening. Mr. Fulmer U president of the Grecncastle club and Mr. Aker is lieutenant governor of the Kivvanis district.

tion sale for the benefit of the' l6 y acros , new barni goo d the pew.

4-H Club was enjoyed and was sp el( . ctl .j city , immediate] 7:03 p M - Ba P tist Yo,lth Fel ' well responded to. \ llnsseaBion . wiU consider trade lowship. Donna Huber, president

NOTICE! To All Water Consumers

The Department of Water Works has for the past year been engaged in a major project of electrifying the pumping station. This modernization project is now nearing completion and work of changing over from the old pumping method to the new will be started about 8 o'clock P. M. (D.S.T.) Saturday, May 24, 1947. In making this change a suspension of pumping service of 15 hours is anticipated.

Under present conditions the consumption of water every 24 hours is approximately 1,200,000 gallons, and once the pumps are idle the entire supply of water available for the private consumers, City of Greencastle, DePauw University, Industry and Railroads is confined to the supply In the mains and the stand pipe or approximately 400,000 gallons. This means that there is a possibility that this city may be without water for several hours.

Patrons, you can help us conserve this small supply of water by using same as carefully and sparingly as possible during this change over.

Department Of Water Works

Harry E. Allan, President H. N. Hardy, Treasurer,

*f. 1. Wp*ls, Secretary,

O J. Stewart,, Superintendent.

PLASMA FROM STONE American chemical officers

The next meeting will be with Mrs. Howard Poff June 11. with Mrs. Ernest McCloud and Mrs. Harry Martin assistants.

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Twentieth Century Club .Meets Wednesday The Twentieth Century Club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. W. J. Wcesner.

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| Second Wednesday Club it Holds Election of Ol fleers

for town property. W. C. Zaring, Grecncastle, Route 2. Phono Reelsville. 24-3p.

LOST: Sigma Nu pin. Reward. Return Meredith, 504 south

street.

if senior group. Mrs. Maurice I Kersey, sponsor of junior group. 8:00 P. M„ Evening worship. Theme: “On Call.” This service ' will be dedicated to the officers

„ of the church. Special numbers

by Gilbert Knetzer.

9:00 A. M., Monday our Bible I School will begin and continue

ASK ANYONE WHO KNOWS

to Bob Jackson 24-lt. I

■ • • • and anyone who has dined with us knows that for perfection in food and service there is no match with the Royalo Cafe. For now and always, our highest aim is to please you in every way.

CAFE R0YAIE

We will be open Monday »but.- closed May 30th -- Memorial Day.

was used 300,000 times on about j. The Second Wednesuay Club

40,000 patients. ’ met with Mrs. Eula Wells. The The chemical is a yellow solid meeting opened by singing which is dissolved in a solution ( “Love's Old Sweet Song.” Busiand inserted into the veins of n) *8s was taken care of and electhe patient. |tion of officers as follows: Blood plasma was produced In Crettie Boon, president; Junto this country during the war Hiestand, secretary; Mrs. Wag-

DID YOUR BOY

from whole blood gathered ted iously through the sacrifices of millions of American donors. One scientists said it was all

the more amazing because there

ner, treasurer; Olus Hutchison.|‘ flower fund. The meeting was closed by singing the club pray-]< er. A bountiful dinner was

COME MARCHING HOME?

is no similarity between the structure of a molecule of Periston and one of human blood. The chemical officers said samples of Periston have been brought to the United States together with the formula. They have been turned over to American manufacturers for possible

use in this country.

More than a dozen other startling medical discoveries by German scientists have been made available to American pharmacists through the department - >f

commerce.

j served at noon time which was ] ]

POLAR ICE

IN KKAlt OF TAVERN

Bainbridge

enjoyed by all.

Members present were Ronu <, Smith, Olus Hutchison, Crystal ] ] Hutchison and sons, Emm a'!; White, Lucile Herbert, Ida MrElroy, Effie Wells, Martha Hut- 1 ' chison, Maud McElroy, Nelli,' Duel, Shirley McElroy and . daughter. Fay Fulford, Jume I Hiestand, two guests, Flora (Trout and Essie Hutchison, and (the hostess, Mrs. Eula Wells. I Prizes were given to Emma White. Junic Hiestand, Shirley McElroy, Essie Hutchison, Maud McElroy, Crystal, Hutchison an 1 Olus Hutchison. The cover t prize went to Lucile Herbert.

+ + + + U Jefferson Tuna ship Home Er. Club Held Meeting

The Jefferson Township Homo ( Economica Club held their regular meeting at the school buildj ihg on Thursday afternoon, May 22, with 15 members and 2

guests present.

The meeting was called to order by the vice president, Mrs. WAlter Domett, with salute to the flag, song of the month, | “Home Sweet Home” and read-! ing of the creed, roll call was. answered with "Safety Slog- ■

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THE CHIFS CORNER

- - - - In the nubile of the morning or afternoon wbea you are tired from all that work and whopping nothing It better than a SANDWICH - - • • tasty and tempting looking ... - you pep up Immediately and are already U atari out again - - - • We always have a alee aelecttea of SANDWICHES te ekaaaa from and lavlte you to drop In and rent with u« aay rim.

CHITS

Lesson on "Food Preservation,’’ was given by Min. Dorothy Pickens, which was enjoyed by all. We voted In favor of sending a 4-H delegate to the Purdue j Roundup from our township!

club.

Refreshments of punch and 1 > cookies were served by the hos-1 tosses, Mrs. Flora Larkin andf! Mrs. Forest Hurst Ait members please notice!' that our next meeting will bo|! ! held on June 19th instead of I June 2«, at 2 o’clock (CST) at! the school building.

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Hrovefawd Comusaalty Club

•Met Thursday

Mrs. Mae Sutheriin and Mrs. Russell Sutherlin were hostesses for the May meeting of the , Grcvcland Community Club, j j Thursday afternoon. Roll call |

A vary few know the “reaf’ meaning of those words .... to many who might hem known forgot too soon. “Thoso boys”, your sons, brothers, sweethearts and husbands, they didn’t fight a mock war with a lot of gusto of hew much they were doing, they didn t fight because they hod to - - they fought because every minute they wore out there they saw how ALL IMPORTANT “YOU” were to them and how they must make this a safe land for you to live in. Don’t forgot what those boys who are home now have done f6F : you .... and don’t forget those boys who are still over there .... Ploaso, don’t forget them just because they’re not hero to share you' good times with you - don’t let them down now - but above all, REMEMBER THEM ON MAY 30TH -

waa anawemd by a Mother’* Day

verse.

Mr». Everett Wallace read an interrating paper concerning the! life of our service men on Ascen- 1 Mon Island and Mra. Jo Sutherlin * Henry Osborn at which was

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REMEMBER THEM ON MAY 30 MEMORIAL DAY

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