The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 August 1947 — Page 2
SS? GAILY BAiN?7cR. GRcENCASTil. II DIANA.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1947.
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< I <»l( ll tiMIVAl, l.l. V\ I. BONUS SKI*T. Congressman Noble J Johnson has furnished a supply of copies of Public Law 2. r >l. permitting veteran* to cash their terminal leave bonds, to Hubert I'oelli in. Service Officer for Veterans, located at the Court bow o. Greencastle. Indiana. The Treasury Department ha: announced it has completed arrangements with banks through out the country to cash the:-' bonds beginning September 2 1!M7 The procedure for cashing the bonds will be roughly th' same as banks have set up t cash Government savings bonds Besides principal value of the bonds, veterans can draw 2' L . percent interest for as long as they "have held the bonds Thinterest rate was set on a five year maturity basis and veter ans who want to keep the bond, until they mature, mas do so. Banks have been cautioned by the Treasury Department against eashing bonds for any one othe> than the person whose name i. inscribed on the bond and bankwill require the presentation o; original discharge or separation papers as identigication. Congressman Johnson’s Wash ington office will remain oper during adjournment so that a 1 service calls will receive the us ual prompt attention and will be glad to assist veterans in obtain ing copies of their record wire! might be necessary foj identification purposes. KIM ASTI.K flflTtCH Sunday School, 10:00 C. S. T Luther B. Steele, Supt. Everyone welcome. LEGION TO PLAY AT KOBi: \\\ P.AKK MOND.W Monday evening the America! Legion team will tangle with the Terre Haute Legion team in a Sixth District tournament game at Rohe Ann Paik. The game is scheduled for !> p. ni after the Jr. Legion games are over. There will be room for a few fans to go to Attica Friday evening with the team on th> chartered bus leaving the Legion Home at 6:.'10. The Post 58 team will hold a brief practice this evening on Blackstock field at 5:^0. Schedule for A. S. A Tourney at Attica: 7:20 Friday, Frankfort vs Harrison Steel. ft 00 p m. Friday. Post 58 vs. V. F W. 8:20 Sunday, winner game 1 and winner game 2. Legion Tourney 0:00 p m Monday, Post 58 vs Torre Haute Ileal Relief
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KE<IALD CONSOLIDATED “It Wave* For Ad” Entered in the postoffice at. ■ncn-tle, Indiana as second I ! i s mail matter under act of| i Mar: (1 7. 1878. Subscription price, j ! 15 cents per week; $4.00 per ■.ear by mail in Putnam county: 5: 00 tc $7.80 per year outside Putnam County. «t. It. Kariden, Publisher. I 17-1!) Soutli Jackson Street.
SOCIETY WEDDINGS WILL BE OF INTEREST
JIM ZEIS
There the 1!M7 new re.:
is no q u county ni along
.-lion but fair has : with the
The coolest place
Turing the lay from gree weather this wi
:ho court house.
we've fount: the 100-de k has bet .'
TOD \Y'S BIBLE THOI'GHT If we by our deeds th ught- cut ourselves off Tc I we cut ourselves off nal life. Our bodies are u mat'’ with life borrowed from Tod John 5:26: The Father V, life in himself.
Wonder if Karl Sutherland would leave the air-eantliU'iaing turned on at thr Vo,e ustle ,ve could sleep rights with th'
heater as our boudoir.
Honestly, even the keys on the typewriter were h< t as w riftl to pound out thus column But getting back to the fair "iu waul I have to travel a long .'ay to find much better Lv--oek than that whi'h is being xhibited at Robe-Ana P. rl;
We can all be proud jam county farmers.
i»E USOVA I. And local News II II I E F S
ill at Apts.
The wedding of Miss Roue Saturday. August 9th. Shaw to Harvey William Stone, Miss Pctro has set Saturday, Jr., on Satuiday, August 9th, August 2:’.id as the date for her and the wedding of Miss Letha I. marriage to Mr. Cunningham. Prtro to Andrew H. Cunningnam The wedding will take place at on Saturday. August 23rd, are of the Cniistian church in FiHmoi? special interest in Putnam coun- at 4:00 p. m. and the public iu
ty. Miss Shaw is tne daughter invited.
of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Shaw of These young people are well near Fillmore. Miss Petro is the known heie; Miss Shaw an i
: h r.e in th 'j daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Miss Petro are employed at the
Eieliier Hospital u.HTint: odent Marries Announcements have been ’ .eived of the marriage of Mrs. Dorothy Garrigus King to K« -cth Ada' 3 on Saturday. June Uli, at Evansville. They live ia Princeton where Mrs. Adams is supcriiltendent of the hospital She is .ormoi .“jporinte.i ent c: the Putnam County hospital.
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N ir-es Entertain Far .Miv. \ irginia Rotierts Nurses at the Putnam Caan*y hospital entertained Wodnesdo: evening at the Hutcheson Nurse Home with a mlscellaheou shower in h, r. >r a.' Miss Virgil Roberts YV.io.se marriage t .1.,. . * v. rri i Nwn 'will place toirght at 8 o’clock At t!: t me place. Miss Roberts is the Jr. ighte:’ " Mi. and Mrs. Aubny Ho Terre Haute an.'. Mr. Dun.i the sen of Mrs. Retha Dunn, 11, W. Walnut. Greercastle. Rev. H. ■?. Walrond will of ficiate at the ceremony. Mijorfy Frew of Terre Haute, sitor of the bride, will be hei matron of honor at the informn.
wedding.
pei feet rose" each Saturday im rnir.g. Any color will do so long as it’s a rose, the 36 year old Valentine wrote. Odom Is Ready To Try Again CHICAGO, Aug. 7—(U?) — Speed pilot Bill Odom said he was ‘all set" to take off at noon CDT) today on his solo rc,und-tlie-world flight which was delayed and interrupted, throe times this week. "I’m ready,. Uie ship's ready. and the weather's ready,” the 27-year-old pilot said, t
Fishin’ Fun
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'“"K'X a mini her ^ “ n " K-t U„. j K'rn. ,1 „it„ \, hin ^ ag". Accordtoj t„ ' ,h 1 i ‘wc a ed a sit, , jv f |miuu! M w • •ia: ( lin„ ri i | { , | th" old guj alH( bring Im,, aim,,,, ,^-j b)*- ba I an h i» ,, “ m-M .I, un,| g,,., hUIKl-oni,. ,e|f, S| 1 finli "as ilm,.'.; \ ltk look on K , K|) | ed tail ami ra-i |„ r , Bette.- luck next 1,^j
Margaret Johnson
aur Put- 1 -M
Petro of near Coatesville
Stone is the son of Harvey Wil-
liam Stone, Sr., of Greencastte,
while Mr. Cunningham is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rayburn
Cunningham of Coatesville.
1 Mi Lester CmJ Miss Shaw and Mr. Stone will R:chard. and Mis La- | K , married at 2:00 p. in. at th a < 1 have goii' : • F fe h on ,e of Mr. anti Mrs. Shaw on
T M iry's reunion will le'
H • hit s ray, August 12tu ,
M.lhgan Park it Cranfords-1
Ail Marys ar? invited.
Have you noticed the clever in by block design around the !o:,r of the Nursery Noak ? Work on remodeling the bnment at the American Logo •• Home will soon he going 1 I Inst.
Mr. Metzger Lumber Co., Mr. Stone is with the Putnam County Highway Department, and Mr. Cunningham is employed in In-
dianapolis.
In the picture, Miss Shaw and Mr. Stone are shown on the left, ami Miss Petro and her fiance arc shown on the right.
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We note that Charley Rockwell has resigned his duties as jury commissioner. We are reminded of the month we spent is a page in the House during J the Indiana 1 >< ni raj Assemb . j session when Lincoln Wimmeri,.
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was serving as state represents- ! live. Mr. Rockwell was in the stall house at that time and h extended us every consideration We want to thank him again for making a hoy's stay in Indianapolis such an enjoyable ex-
perience.
C'i oimander and Mrs. Howard St r and children of New a. C on., are guests of ir,J Mrs. Herald T R ss
I family.
I a Clinton Falls Ladies Aid it the Martin n.e ThursTht former pastors vdfe, '). T. Martin, was special
John Melville and Miss Melville of Glen Elyn, 111.. . -ill g friends in GroencasMis John Melville is a 1 t * at lent of Greencastle.
Th, play sponsored hy th*' local Jaycees should provide plenty brills ah a g with the Hughs .1 the titie, "Mystery Island," means anything.
The thermometer in front ,tl he express office registered 1181 a grees at 2 o’clock Wednesday ] iftcrnoon. It was exposed ti.|
he sun. however.
.Mi Frank Reed and Miss Fi n da Cole of Cloverdale, and M i air I Mrs. Charles Duncan r.d son, Dorwin, attended the i a ball game in Indianapolis
, Wednesday evening.
Mrs. K M, Calbort and three or of Dallas. Texas are visitjing Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ballard. ! Ex;,crb'il Friday are Mr.
Mrs. V. J. Bush of Michigan, who will
da.u with the Bullards at home on Seminary street.
Mrs. Elizabeth tlibbens Observes 99th Birthday
Mrs. Elizabeth Susan Gibbons, living with her daughter, Mrs. Lee Bryan at Stilesville, observed her 99th birthday anniversary
last Sunday at her home.
Mrs. Gibbons was hern August 3. 1848, on a farm three miles east of Greencastle, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Christy. She was married to John Gibbons who passed away 48 years ago. Besides the daughter with whom i she makes her home,* Columbus j Christy, living east of the city! on the old home place, is a brother and a sister. Mrs. Cornelia
Vice lives in Indianapolis.
Mrs. Gibbons has made her home with Mr. and Mrs. Bryan for the past twenty-eight years and despite her nearly one hund-
red years, is active and
her friends and
daily.
BRIDE-ELECT
WEEKLY ROSE (Continued from Page 1) of me because I sent it to Tv-r Tiie name of the gir> waf nc disclosed. She is married nr report*' ily lives in this stat ■. Valentine’s letter, opened r his c 1 cth revealed that he ha been deeply in love with th girl “for over three years." Th j soldier said that he had no hop* of wirning her. j "But I will continue to lov j her feu' the duration of my life.' . Valentine wrote. Like ether soldiers overseas, Valentine made a will. There wna clf use turning over the cash residue of his S3.6C0. estate to his brother, Edward for "2 special purpose” not defined in
the will.
Valentine’s letter a^ked that the cash be tisel to buy the "one 5,1 ’ bands! Wives! \ new Pep and Vim? r 3 ,.l couple* nre weak, worn-out, cx1 . rf.lv l,,v„u»o body lack* iron. K01 , vi.tibiv. trv Oatrex Ton,,-’I'alileU 1 , cn. wi iron von, too. may neeo for |K'I>, , n H1. lie del,Bided ,„ money back. , V . t all .Ir i ukare* «v«r>where.
O.lo:u hopes to set the wheel* his converted A-26 "bomb jell" down on the Chicago 3iritirt runway within P9 hours af he takes .off for the 19,600nilc jaunt. If he succeeds, he will cut in I half the present record of 186 hours set in 1933 by the late Wiley P: st, flying the “Winnie
Mae.”
He said he personally cheeked •everything in the ship" to avoid ’, SIAMESE TWI\s~|(rfl t petition of the misnaps which j HOLYKE m., ss 11 revented him from .Taking the '.ght earlier in the week. ty-fiM'-yeai-old Sn- ^J "This time we're really prim- Mary ami Margaret 1 ?d." he s'aid. j 9te a gift shop here.
SPORTSMANS! “Sports Headquki
Aug
WE WILL BE CLOSED ' FROM
16 to
Sept.
IDEAL CLEANER
dr. and M.s.. -Millard Hayes,
enjoy* jj+OJ E. Hanna St., announce the acquaintances ! approaching marriage of their
daughter, Georgiana, to Stanley
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and
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Ann Arlxir, 1
spend two Koaehdale Home Ee.
their Chib Meets
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HOSPITAL NOTES
The Home and the 4-H
(Continiicil From Page )) Other high t* niperaturcs in cliidcd 12 at ’ aoenix, Ariz.; 10t at Advance. Mo., and Fresno Cal.; 103 at Littl, Ro k, Ark 101 at Nashville. Tcnn., Chicago and Cir.'innati, and 100 at Gran,' Rapids. The hottest spot in the nation yesterday was El Centio, Cal where the temperature hit 117 tor the fifth : iinsccutive day Four points report* I highs o' 113, but El Centro they were al’ in the perpetually hot dose at regions of the south. Blythe Indio and Nee ilc.y, Cal., an*, Yumi. Ariz., registered 113. WILL VfTEV) I. f. BDOOMINGTON. li *!.. Aug. 7 J* <• C. Staten, 107 West Berry street, Grcrncastle, was i nnour’ei today as among the 141 students adftrltted to the Keptrm ier class in the School of Mod: ine at Indiana University. The class, as announced by Dr., II MrT'nskey, < hairuan of th* j faculty c'mmittre on admissions, is the largest in the history of the S hool. All except six of those admitted are residents ot In liana. More than 90 percent or the class are viterans, moot of whom will take their medical ce uso under <he t Jrovisions of the “G. I. Bill " ' ( LINTON P ALLS ( III R( II Th • second Sunday of August is the regular preaching annouiccment for Rev. Lloyd Ten-
nant
Preaching following the Sunday school. Sunday School 10:00 Preaching 11:00 The M.Y.F. at 7:30 Preaching 8:.30 There will be a public bantismal service at 3:00 P. M. In Walrvul Creek' south of the church, a well known pool to the community. Th** * ■moose population of Wyoming is estimate I to he loss Uian .3,500.
VC re
lend the (leva sting he war's first atomic rhank God. the United lad this weapon first!
Mrs. Lester St. John. E. Walnut St., was admitted Thursday
morning.
James
Two years ago, the Japs who j .vere still alive in Hiroshima. ( too dazed to fully mpre- |
the (levasting effects of St " was admitt <' <1 Wednesday
, vening.
Headley, E. Franklin
bomb. St.ite*.-
The annual Home Coming, which was :is,ontinu"cl is being eviv-d at North Salem with the Mons Club as 11 sponsor. AU Hendricks county is invited to have four days of fi:n at the North Salem Home Coming. About the hottest s’v t I:, l n dana yesterday afternoon vas Crawfot sville, where the mcr cury hit 107 degn cs. Yip* ! Something out of tlie ordinary Dr. Horace Askew seated in ,1 .hair in front of Head's • her shop shortly before 8 o'clock th>? morning. He was probably waiting to get into a chair on I ho ir, side.
Mrs. Dovie Brock,
Cloverdale Light
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Sears, son of Harold Sears and Mrs. Beulah Sears. The wedding will be Saturday evening.
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Miller Hetininn Held At Kills' Ann Park
The Miller reunion was hell at Rohe Ann Park, August 3rd, 1947, with a luige crowd and
a Lovely dinner. •
Those present were Mr. and
1 sang the song of the month, "I ' Mrs. Bert Roe and family. Mr. |Dr,am Of Jcannie With Th* an,d Mis. Lincoln C. Lively, Mr.
Mrs j and Mrs. Bu.ord Roe and son,
Economics Club Club met in the
J Lions Club Hall Saturday after-! 1 noon Mrs. Wm. McMullen, pre- ^ stdc.it of the Home Economics Club, opened the meeting with I a few chosen words of welcome Miss Liana Young sweetly
GOULD'S fli DRIVEself SERVICE VALU!
Brown Hair" aft"i Mrs J and Mrs. Buford Roe
K 3. was admitted Wednesday. • Retta Silvey ha I given th • | Mrs. Ralph Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Dovie O'Connor, Cloyer- on-gin anj history of the song ! Denver Brattain, Mr. and Mrs. dale, was dismissed Thursday J The flag salute was folio ved J Emory Roe and family of Clayniorning. | by roll call which revealed that ! ton Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
m my me ’ hors were absent ^ King and family, Cassell
NEXT STOP-ltl My wife insists I stop at IGA to buy our t^ocaries She • smart-h*cause even I can see the big differtnea m th# thrifty prices and the big variety of food : l *at IGA always has. I have saved plenty of dollars too. because at IGA PVCFS ARE LOW EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK J]
Saw Bill Thornburg pushing a lawn mower east on Washington street in all the downtown traffic.
On east Walnut street, across from the residence of .lames A. Bittles, a sunflower plant is in full bloom. The unusual part of the story is that the plant is six leet off the ground and is growing between the brunches of a tree.
Mrs. Frances Sharon, Greencastle R. 4, was dismissed Thursday morning. William Sawyer. Clayton, was dl.iniss.'d Thursday morning. Mrs. Lillian Arnold and daughLr. Coatesville, R. 2, were dismissed Thursday morning. Mrs. Lucille Whitman, Greencastle, R. 2, was dismissed Wed-
nesday.
Mrs. L. C. Alters, Flllniarc, v.as dismissed Wednesday. Freeman Marshall, Indianapelis, was dismissed Wednesday. Larry Eugene Farthing, Coat- < sville, R 1, was admitted and dismissed Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Huffman, Spencer, are the parents of a daughter horn Wednesday.
Miss Patricia three musical accordion in, ing manner.
Henthornc gave numbers on the her usual eharmThe 4-H girls
King,
j Bobby A maid, Mr. and Mrs. Cliffotd and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold -M.Carson, Mr. and
gave an interesting program of
music and club work. Miss j Mr*..Raymond Miller and family,
a | Raymond Miller Jr., and Lola u ; Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cook.
Judith Gough demonstrated tomato and cheese salad which
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was a culinary art
beautifully decorated stage j Dan H all Mr.
several of the girls modeled the
William Morlcy, Mr. a,nd Mrs.
and Mrs. Willard
. , , .Miller and family,, Mary Love
dresses Which they had recently ; Mrs. Mary Gruff and son; Mr
ma le and words fail to describe I Geo.ge E. Knauer. Mr. h-w very nice they were as was I Tom Shetrone, Mr. also their display of hand-i-! j. ohn M B,attain.
s" r-<. chuo.,
" , " r I fluueit*, frffm S.n.su K.nsav* E„,h erono tin, p,..: Am , lla Un Lou Hi
leader, Mrs Clod-
and Mrs.
and Mrs. Mrs. Martha
group
sended their
with a lovely she graciously
gift for thanked
Remember when there were horseshoe courts at the county jail.
gj -9 m T d- v t -r o- * ANNIVERSARIES
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WEDDINGS
I Mr. and Mrs. William Albright, Greencastle, 50 years today,
August 7.
ZOO GETS HIT( ll-lllKING SMOOTH-BILLED ANT
PHILADELPHIA (UP) A- A I served smccth-bllled ani, which "hitchhiked" a ride on the tanker S. S. Fredericksburg far out in the Gulf of Mexico, is the latest alditic.n to the Fhiladelphla Zoo’s
collection, of unique birds.
The ship’s master. Samuel Brown, presented the scrappy feathered creature, which has a big appetite and an even bigger
bill.
He said the ani had flown aboard exhausted while the ship was plowing through the guM, . nd that crewmen caught it with!
felter .which them.
Refreshment of cake, baked
by 4-H girls and fruit drink was
during the so* ia.l hour. 1
Mrs. Harold Ynung's name I was added to the Home Econo- i mica membership. The next meeting will be held with Mrs.
Deryl Sanders.
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Matthew Fumey
Honored On Birthday
Around forty children, grandchildren and friends gathered U the home of Mathew Furney of Reelsville on Sunday, Aug. 3, to celebrate hia 81st birthday. AU brought well filled baskets and
ease. Somewhat larger than a' < * lnnftr wa “ spread on the table robin, the ani is tailored in jet- in th e yard. Everyone enjoyed a black plumage and wears a bill bountiful dinner. In the late aftequipped with a large grotesque ernoon ice cream and cake were
hump. Zoo officials say he ha* a nerved to the guests. Mr. Furney held'thVaame piacTtiirilrdSun
^ received many nice unci useful • TO (The light of a single 100-watt gifts. AU left at a late hour
Danner Adv Pay' hll!b matches tho out P ut of 129 wishing Mr. Furney good health
I Knauer, Mr. and Mrs. Joe , Knauer, Mrs. Lima Knauer, Mrs. Asa Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Alexander and family from Acton; Mrs. Anna Taylor, Clay Bettis, Mrs. Ada Dell Brattajn, Mrs. Pearl Bryant. Martha Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph AUpa,ugh and fartily, Mr. and Mrs. Will AUpaugh, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDonald and family, Sanlard Bulk. Mr. and Mrs. R*,e Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Bettis, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Thomas, Mrs! Ella Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Maddox. Mrs. Sylvia
Soots.
The oldest one of the Millet family waa Mrs. Ella Alexander 84 years old. She is the mother of 10 children. 40 grandchildren and 40 greatgrandchildren. Next year the reunion will be
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_ Can 10c 25 Lbs. $1.99
HUNT’S—IN HEAVY SYRUP
PEAS
No. 2 can
PHtXKNTX
AMERICAN BEAUTY
candles.
and many more birthdays.
day in August. (President, George Knauei, Leona Dhonau, Secretary- trea-
surer.
PEACHES No. 2 1 / 2 can 29c VEL 2 Pkg. Deal 49c
TEX SUN GRAPEFRUIT
JUICE 46 oz. can 19c T-BONE STEAKS Lb. 69c
COUNTRY DRESSED
FRYING CHICKENS Lb 59c
SLICED BACON Ends and Meets Fresh PEACHES 3 Lbs. 29c LEMONS
COFFEE Lb. WILSON’S , MILK tall cans, 2 fori
NORTHERN
BEANS Lb. CATSUP 14 oz. Hot
TOMATO JUICE 46 oil YACHT CLUB — HAL Vis |\ APRICOTS No 2V2 cam
lb. I
PURE GROUND
BEEF
LARGE COUNTRY
EGGS
GR. BEANS, Lb 10c
TOMATOES
Frozen Fruits And Vegeta HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR
Pf*
312 North Jackson Street.