The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 February 1949 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1949.

Direcl Primary Bill Is Ready INDIANAPOLIS F - ■ INS' A u as rradv for |>a ■i"c m th' Indiara Hons.- of R prrs ntativos

Aov after si.rviving an o - slaught of -ripper" amendments ’a'e yesterday afternoon. The measure provides folominafior of the governor and 1 :t i States senator* only m i.nc: primary and all othe* :a’. • f' trials m convention. S.iei ssful Candida! s must receive not less than 35 per cent of tie

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total vote cast, if not. Un thre highest candidates would be sub-1 mitted to the party convent;

for nomination.

The bill was introduced by , Reps Carl K Davis, of Crow Point, and Harry T. Latham. J«. ->f Indianapolis, both Democrat R.p. Laurence D. BakeKcndallville Republican, sough' to amend the Democratic administration bill by making it man iatory that voters declare the party affiliation 30 <lays befor the primary election to prevent "crossing over" of party lines. Defeated 59 to 3£ along parly lines. Baker then submitted another amendment providing tha; all stat<’ candidates be nominated by primary ballot. This to > tvas tabled by a vote of Vt to 41

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SOCIETY \|r>. Day llo-tes-m Last Marion < lub Th ■ Ea«l Ma!" v i Home

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TODAVS BIBLE THOrGHT God wants to do for more for us and would if we would follow U s program. B" strong, all yc ' ■ ! of the Ia r si. aoi h Joho’'I ,h. at. I work: for I am with yon

Rev. John V. B- amer. Waba-n j Hag 2 1.

Republican, wanted to include i the lieutenant-governor in I3i • | primary balloting but his amend-

Febiuarv 4th. at 1:00 o'clock at , partment delivered these goods, tions.

‘ Sinclair 1 She takes this way to than.. God bless th e S j V( , 1 everyone who gave her dona- dear little children,

ment was tabled. 52 to 46.

A resolution by Rep. Chat!< -j 1 Miser. Gat roll Republican, to I indefinitely postpone the bill wn - j iefeated 92 to 2 and the measvte ■

pass, d to engrossment.

The administration’s veteran | bonus measure was reported cut)

of committee to jay with

amendments.

Rep. Joseph Klein. Gai . Ikmocrat and chairman of th' Hons. Conimitti-e on Veterans’ ( and Military Affair-, report.'11 out the bill providing for a $350 j top bonus to veterans of World!

War II.

The bonus would be

Pehsoxal

And Local News

II It I EF S_ The Women of the Moose will

vrrf j | noet in regular session Wedne.v

I 'av right at 8:00

Mr. and Mrs. Jewell E Varvcl. Coatesvill.- R. 1 aie the parents .-f a daughter born Tuesday. Mr. anil Mrs. Basil Smith, Stout Field. Indianapolis, are j th. parents of a sop. b.in: Tues-

finance 11 ‘loy-

in part by

one-fourth of on#

The Christian Church College

per cent surtax on the prese it Coup]es aub me< . t at lh( one p*-i cent gross income tax. I para nage ThJrsday evening at

Payment of the bonus would I. O ' t -lock

b.. delayed at least two years un- j til the money for financing it is I

Quick •• Simple -• Private That’s how our loans are made. INDIANA LOAN COMPANY

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collected. Klein introduced a resolution yesterday to amend the stale constitution to allow for floating a bond issue up to $150 million fo aid in paying the bonus. This joint resolution must pass two sessions of th.- Ck-net al Assembly then be submitted to the voters at the municipal elections o.

1951

A public hearing on the pr - posed repeal of the compulsory utility arbitration act is scheduled for 3 p. m. tomorrow by the Senat. Ivabor Committee. Th.s repeal bill passed the House last

week.

INDIANS STAK\ IN't. roads were opened to them within five -lays. He said that Indians at the , Cherry Creek and Bndger communities wore burning outbuildings-. corrals and fences to keep

warm.

"I found that Moses Iron Lightning was burning up one of

! hi

r i.

1 ■

s two cabins at Bridger.’’ he

! said.

About 100 families will be oik i f food in five to seven days, he , >aid. and many of the- reservation's 20.000 head of cattle will be lost because they cannot be

, fed.

The navy announced that it had gone "up to the gunwhales" . fo help the army in the battle to save the West’s livestock. Four hundred reserve Seab. es were being lecruited to man bulldoz cm in the flight against the snow as they did in thr South Pacific against the Japs. Tw . hundred naval reservists volunteered as truck drivers at Rasas City.

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HOSPITAL NOTES Mi■ Mary Fcatheraton. Quincy. R. 1. was admitted Tuesday. Mrs. Lida Mae Coffman, Bainbudge was admitted Tuesday. Roaalyn Hutto. Bamhridg ■. was admitted Tuesday. John David Abbott, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Abbott

of Bainhridge was release i j management

Tuesday.

E W. Connerley. R. 1. was r~Icased Tuesday. Mrs. Mary New and son, of P. 1, were released Tuesday. Mrs. Belle Killion and daughter of Reelsville, were released

Tuesday.

Miss Nancy Ann Bock, laughter of Mr and Mrs. Tel Bock R 1. is confined to her home with pneumonia Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hughef and 'laughter have returned L tiieir h-mie in Springfield. HI. after spending the week-end wah Mr and Mrs. C. K Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Am old and children of Columbia Mo., are the guests of Mrs Ohurb s Arnold in Northwood They will return to Columbia oi

Wednesday.

David Wagner. Bloom ingtor has been named to the Englis! department staff at Depauv University. Wagner was grad uated from Penn State in 194 and received a master's degre from Indiana University las

month.

The Women of the Moos sponsored a dance Saturda night. Jan 29. All proceed A'ere turned in to the March * Dimes. The C'lmmittoo in charg was Coni Costa, chairman. F.V. Scott, Betty Carlin. lie z Moor Be*ty Braekney and Si Reger,

I Elizabeth Myers.

The local Selective Service Boar 1 announces that all young men must register for the peaeetime draft on the fifth day after their 18th birthday. The Boar 1 requests that these men report no sooner nor no later than the fifth day after n aching 18. Miss Esther Meachtun. a na live of Mishawaka, has been named tc the Home Economics departments staff at DePauv University. A teacher, in Mish awaka schools for the past two years. Miss Meachum received a bachelor of science degree fro.r Indiana University in 1947 Austin Kirchei of Greencastb Indiana, has just returned from St. Ixitiis. Mo., where he attended a conference of several hundred Furina feed dealers. Feed dealers from Indiana. Illinois and Ohi' wore present at the conference where they were tf>ld of the newest developmnts and trends in the feed industry and row ideas in scientifir farm

•orii-s Chib convened at th' horn - of M’s. O A Day Friday if! moon. Aft. i calling th g to or . Kathleen NThi! i the president, askeil Lw’a Hunter to load the group in .inging "Auld Liing Syne." This was followed by the flag salute and the repeating of the creed in unison. Seventeen members answered roll mil by showing their baby

picture.

Icy Bridges, the retiring president. thanked the club for its cooperation during the past year. The club voted $5 to th' March of Dimes." The members sent a lovely blanket to Dovie Bryan whose home was partiallv destroy d by the tornado last

spring.

Lucille Smith gave an interring talk on “County Govem- . "t in Indiana" and “Legal . - ml Proco hire." She also bovosl pictures of the trips to dnlland. Mich., and Tulsa. Okla Th- club was happy to teceive dary Lou Hunter and Marjori* .V. bst.-r as meinbers and to cnertain the following guests r,n Ferrand. Jerry and Mike j Jzn nt. Nancy Sutherlin an! \nn ■ D<u Webster. The hostess served delicious •cfre'hmonts. ** + ■»• rienclK Neighbor* t'hib Met With Mrs. WillUm* The Friendly Neighbor Club ol lanhattan met at the home of Irs Elvin Williams Thursday, anuary 27. for an all day moetg with Mrs. Emma Crousort s assistant. At noon a delic ious pitch-in

the home of Mrs. Paul Bring s~me rayon or nylon

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Sororit> Selects Conventloa Ih-h-gnles Mrs. Walter Ballard. local | president and Miss Mildred Cac ress. secretary, have been c-toser I as delegates to the Alpha Pr v 1 ince Convention of Delta Theta J Taa which is being held at tae ! Hotel Severin. February 5 and 6 • Alpha Epsilon chapter of Ind-1 isnapolis is acting hostess of this j

convention.

The convention features a Story B ok Fantasy Banquet; a ^ Three Little Pigs Brunrh: and a j Pirates Den Dance. Greeneastle chapter of Delta i Theta Tau. part cf a member-1 ship totaling 11.250. participates! in local philanthropic endeavors j Their mam project which they i have recently enlarged is their j Dental work Those children [ •.vhos parents are unable to pro | vide Dental aid are given care through Delta Theta Tau. AI present this work is dene only ir t:ir lower grades. Delta Theta Tau organized ir Muncie in 1903. is the largos’ j non-academic organization ol | its kind in the United States. Foi j over 20 years the sorority ha 1 - maintained a school in Brinkley. | Kentucky. Indiana Alpha Province is in its second year cf a j five-year program in which all Indiana chapters have combined efforts for cancer educational re-1 search Two years ago they established a therapeautic ward , at James Whitcomb Riley Hos-

pital.

looking for

Afsrmmm

Ih'ltu Theta l.iu

Held Initiation

Delta Theta Tau initiation was [ held for Mrs. N. L. Donelson j and Miss Joan Alexander at J Miller school auditorium Tuesday |

.nner w m served to six mem- ^

er- and two children. The club I evening. Following the inflation;

.essing was repeated in unison. The meeting was called to orer by the president. Cordelia IcCullough. All joit.ed in sing,g Auld Lang Syne. accomamed by Helen Williams on her ccordian Scripture reading was taken .cm Gen. 3-1-6 wiwth a story ertaining to the lesson read b> elen Williams and followed by .re group singing Yield not to emptation. Roll call was answered by ich naming her favorite flower ecretary and treasurer reports ere read. Dues and~flower fund ere collected. Proceeds of the rummage sale .’ere discussed. A donation for ,ie March of Dimes was approvd. Mystery sisters will be decidd at the next meeting and the wo new members will be initiatd. Tlie business meeting was losed by all repeating the club

.reed.

During the social hour contests cere conducted by the hostess nd her helper. Prizes were won jy Cordelia McCullough. Mariya .'at uichael. Alice Callahan and .imma Crous-re. Little Joyce -'ar.nichael and Jennie Loy W;’.,ams also received prizes. The hostess thanked all mcmers for the pretty hostess hand-

terchiefs.

The next meeting will be hell '4th Mrs. Alice C«Hahan. F.-b. 0. Cordelia McCullough will be

he assistant. Everyone Jring a Valentine and

landkerchief.

guests were served from a beautifully appointed table with j spring colors predominating. Members of the com nittee included. Mrs. Robert Martin, Mrs Albert Williams. Mrs. Gifford i Black Mrs. Joe Ryan and Mrs ! Cloyd Moss. i

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Don’t blame the thermometer—some cars spi and miss on the warmest days. That's why PhillipJ Gasoline is controlled! And that control is designed to better Phillipij power, pick-up, and pep whether the thermom drops or rises. Get a tankful and see for youn

IN MEMORY In loving memory of Cornelius M. Furr, who passed away Feb 2nd., 1946 Memories are treasures no one can steal. Death is a heartache nothing ! Some may forget him since he is gone. But we will remember ne matter how long. Wife. Nannie FSirr and children.

ple-isj hostess

+ dI Woman'* Circle Meet* Thursday

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S DIE LN FIRE KANSAS CITY. Mo . Feb 2 — (LI?) A mother and her two children died today in an apartment house fire as firemen rescued 12 other residents of the building by ladder. The victims were Mrs. Dorothy Eecklean. 26. and her children, Lois Susan. 3 and Mary 2. Thirty-one other resident* escaped but 12 of them were trapped on the top floor of the two story building until aided by firemen. District Fire Chief Al Wahlin said Mrs. Beckteen and her children were asleep in a rear second floor apartment.

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The Woman s Circle of the resbyterian church will meet Thursday at 2:30 p. m Mrs O. H. Smith has prepared an interesting program on Alaska Members and their friends invited. •9 *9 -I- v Mrs. William* To Be Hostess Thursday Thursday Reading Club wiU meet at the home of Mrs Grace Williams, 1108 South Indiana street, Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Please bring valentines for the exchange All members are urged to be present as there Will lie election of officers. *!• d* d* Observed Golden Holding Annversary Mr and Mrs Elmer R Sly eelebrated their Golden Wedding anniversary Sunday, January 30, by holding open house for their family and friends. The house was beautifully decorated with flowers in keep, ing with the occasion Mr and Mrs Sly wish to thank their many friends and neighbot s for making this a very haprw and successful occasion ■f d* d- + Heat Marion Ee Club To Meet Friday The West Marion Home Economics Club will meet Friday.

IN MEMORY , In loving remembrance of on. * dial father and husband. Dallas | Omcr Dunlavy who passed awa" , on* year ago today Feb. 5. 1948 j One year has passed since tho* sad day. When one we loved was calD ) ' away; I God took him home it was Hi^ will; j Within our hearts he liveth sti ! Mrs. D. O. Dunlavy and children. p ' ‘9 -9 -9 -9 •> * d- * d- d- d- + .§ ANNIVERSARIES 0 -9 -9 -9 4- *9 *9 -9 -9 -9 -9 -9 -9 '•** Birthday Marvin Ray Overshiner, 5 ;ears today. Feb. 2nd.

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notice 6 more weeks of winter I saw my shadow Regretfully, The Ground Hof

DON \TIO\S \FFKEt IATED A lady from the First Christian Church was solicting for -i reedy family of children and th? lesponse was wonderful, giving clothing, scap. overshoes, and underwear and shoes. Donations were given from Protestant and Catholics alike. The police de-

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