The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 March 1949 — Page 2

frit DAILY BARKER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1949.

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HOOSIKK ARRESTED COLUMBUS. O.. March 31(UTU Eugene E. O'Biion, Ifl Indianapolis, was charged wiV:. grand larceny today in connection with the theft of S260 K

watches from a department store here. He was expected to be arraigned in municipal court today Police said they would press cm bezzle.rent charges filed againsi. him in 1936.

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HERALD CONSOLIDATED Eatered la tfce poatoffloe at Greencaatle, Indiana M Monad claaa mall matter under eet of March 7, 1878. Suhecrlptloa prim 20 ceate per Reek: M-W P» year bp mail la Pntaam eeaatp, *5.00 to *7^0 per pear ontalde Pntaam County. 8. R. Kariden, PnbUaher. 17-18 South Jackaon 8tract.

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT Our faith has healing powers magnificent in scope. It should .j used far more than It is. I' . sts on love as a foundation. , al the sick, raise the dead. ;u'.se the lepers, cast out de.1.,ns.—Matt. 10:8. -I

Peksoival And Local News BRIEFS

IN MEMORY of her husband, killed In late stages of Israel s war ol independence, a woman plants an evergreen tree on Israel soil. Mother of a year-old child, she Is one of many observing a new custom In the world s newest state. (International)

IRON LUNG MOTHER SEES BABY

Harry (Budl^g. n£ood, Jr., is it home in Grecncastle during piing vacation at Wabash Colgo, where he is a freshman. Mr. and Mrs. Benton Glitz visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tharp of Indianapolis Saturday and attended the Sportsmen's

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Mrs. O. B. Lane and Mrs. Francis Cunningham called cn Mrs. Arthur Glitz Tuesday afternoon. Also Mr. and Mrs. Haro'd Hoffman and son of Brazil. Mrs. Cyril Jarvis underwent a major operation for brain tumo: at the Methodist hospital Tuesday. Her condition last night was reported good, considering her condition. Miss Luurctte Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Mar:n, is spending her spring vacation at her home here. She att ends Smith College in Northampton, Mass. Robert D. Swan, Staunton, Va., has been named to the DePauw University psychology department, according to an announcement by President Clyde E. Wildman and Dean Edgar C. Cumings. Funeral services for Mrs. Carrie Ricketts were held from the MeCurry Funeral Home Wednesday at 3:00 p. m. The pallbearers were William Patters in, Burl Hurst, Gwin Ensign William Kocher, Paul Grime.and Charles Meikel. Morris Shinn who was injured in the auto-motorcycle crash Monday evening was removed t.> St. Vincent hospital In Indianapolis Thursday. He was to he taken to the surgery Thursday at 8:00 a. m. His address is B Room 8 St. Vincent Hospital, Indianapolis and will appreciaG' hearing frem his friends.

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IN AN IRON LUNG since Oct. 15, Mrs. Virginia Ware excitedly looks at her 4-hour-old baby girl, held by nurse Jeanne Smith at Los Anladdy Willard D. Ware looks proud too. (International)

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U Var,y clear ** houaes where one tornadoes that swept Louisiana Texaa. ZvTZZ T , t n i Ar . kan8as at Crowder ’ Ark - of so kiiLdTn four.ut^tJS 1 n her*, and most of the town* 400 were left homeless. Injured total 180. (International)

-SOCIETY-Geer-Rilcy Wedding Announced Miss Hannah Louise Riley, daughter of Mrs. Lois Riley, became the bride of Willis L. Geer in North Hollywood, Calif., on March 18th at 6:30 p. m. The candlelight ceremony was performed in the Emmanuel Lutheran church. The bride, who was given in marriage by her brother, wore a white street length dress with gold trimming. She carried a white satin prayer book topped with a white orchid. Her attendants were Mrs. Margaret Nicholson, who wore a fuchia colored dress and a corsage of gardenias, and Mrs. Lucille Thomas, who wore a pale blue dress and a corsage of gardenias. Proceeding the ceremony Mrs. Jean Davis sang, ■’Because" and "The Lord’s Prayer.” Following the reception which was held at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Margaret Nickolson, the couple left on a wedding trip to Carmel-By-The-Sea. Tii“y will make their home in Burbank. California, where the bridegroom operates an Air Freight Service. •J* + + + liainbridge Eastern Star Holds Installation Bainbridge Chapter No. 440 Order of the Eastern Star held public installation of the new officers in the Bainbridge Masonic Hall on Tuesday night, March 29. The retiring matron welcomed

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the friend? visitors and members which included several from Fillmore, Ladoga and Crhwfordsville. She expressed regret that some of the retiring officers could not be present and thanked the officers and members for their loyalty and splendid support during the year. Lovely gifts frem the retiring matron and patron were given to the officers of last year. Miss Lora Mae Bowers, deputy of District No. 9, and a member of the Athens chapter of Crawfordsville, was escorted to the East where she was introduced and given a hearty welcome, after which she was appointed installing officer for the evening. She then appointed Claire Ross installing chaplain, Phyllis Hale installing marshal and Jessie Lane installing organist. The following officers were installed for the ensuing yea-: Worthy Matron. Olga Hibbs: Y/orthy Patron, Charlie Hondrich: Associate Matron, Edna Gray: Associate Patron. E. L. Gray: secretary. Frances Cunningham: treasurer. Ruth Van Cleave: conductress, Thelma Hess; associate conductress. Dorothy Smith; marshal, Clair" Ross; chaplain, Charlotte Colliver; organist, Maud Collings; Ada, Onald Hendrich; Ruth, Ettr. Collings; Esther, Beatrice Ratcliff; Martha. Aehsa Cassity; Electa, Margaret Dickson: Warder, Anita Miller; Sentinel.

Frank. Miller.

The newly installrd worthy matron was escorted to the East with the star points forming the 1 ne of march. She planned a very beautiful and impressive eremony for the retiring worthv Matron, Mrs. Charlotte Colliver, and worthy patron, S. A. Colliver. The star points took part, i ach one presenting Mrs. Colliver with carnations, the colors of the several points which made a very lovely bouquet. A lovely white Bible was presented to Mr. Colliver which later was presented to the chapter by Mrs. Colliver. A book “The Great Fisherman." was given the retiring officers as a gift from the chapter. Mila Higgins. Maud Collings and Carinnr Couger sang two songs, one to

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the tune of “Perfect Day, the other to the tune of “Red Sails in the Sunset” which a ided much to the ceremony. The retiring worthy matron assisted by Aehsa Cassity as Ada, Dorotha Smith as Ruth, Beatrice Ratcliff as Esther, Marjorie Hanks as Martha and Margaret Dickson as Electa had a very pretty ceremony for the new worthy matron carrying out the same idea a.s the ceremony for the retiring matron. A basket of beautiful carnations ami greenery were presented to her. Short talks were given by several members and after the prayer by Mr, Hendrich, chapter closed. A social hour followed.

gj + -b-S--!-+v + + + f’V + {JI ANNIVERSARIES ^4. + + 4. + + + + + -H.4-@ Birthdays | Mrs. Jurusha Mabb, Bell" Union. 90 years today, March 31. V,Adding Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crousore, March 31, 29 years. HOSPITAL NOTES

BULLETINS troU on aytoniobUaa, •* om* rtep toward stabilization. Meanwhile in Philadelphia Dr. Lwan Hague, U. S. (’ommlnnlaner «f Labor Statistics, estimated that the cost of living will drop about 10 per cent In 1949 Ahd that unemployment may noar by 600,000.

Mrs. Ruth Varvel of Grooncastle was admitted Thursday. Shirley Fay White, Greencastle, admitted Thursday. Mrs. Emily Custer, Greencastle. was admitted Thursday. Mrs. Grace Watts. Greencastle, admitted Thursday. Mabel Pickett. Greencastle, admitted Thursday. Roy Wells, Greencastle, admitted Thursday. Ricky Wiatt, Greencastle, admitted Thursday. MOTHER, SON KILLED NOBLESVILLE, March 31.— (UP)—Mrs. Charles Heaton. 30. and her four-year-old son, Charles. were killed yesterday in a two-car collision in which Mrs. Walter H. Miles was injured critically.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 81 — (INS)—Paul H. .Miller, Indianu polls weather laireou meterid ogist, warned today that a cold air v-nasM from the north and northwest is dropping over Indiana. Miller said the mass could bring light frost to the state by Friday night. He added however, that the fr:>st Is not expectMU ha be "killing” but might be heavy in low spots. No freezing tem-(M-rat-u-es are expected. BLAST KILLS 8 LISBON. March 31.—(UP) — Three persons were killed and 18 injured yesterday when a munitions factory exploded at Trafaris, Portugal, the newspaper Diario Popular reported»today. • SCIENTIST DIES BUENOS AIRES. Argentina. March 31.— (UP) — Friedrich Bergius, 65, noted German scientist and Nobel prize winner, died here yesterday. Bergius, an industrialist, was given the Nobel prize in chemistry in 1931 for his development of high pressure methods. He discovered the process for producing gasoline from coal and sugar from wood. Bergius arrived here about a year ago to fulfill a government contract.

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steady to 25 c „ nu Heavier weights lr , steady. Good and ch<*, . lb. *20.00-420.50. Top ,^1 *20.75. 240-270 Vo 270-310 lb *18.25.|i9.5o", *17.00. 100-160 lb. ujo.,, *16.50-119.00. Sows ti, .50. ' Cattle 700. Calves w and heifers slow. \ (t( yearlings and heifers lower. Common and light steers and mixed i *19.00-122.50. A f, w good I23.00-S25.00. Avw steers held above good 725 lb. heifers Medium and good heifei $24.00. Vealers steady. ( choice J30.00-S31.00. Sheep fat lambs stew lot common and mediur $27.50. Odd good and *30.00. Slaughter ewes ed at $13.00 down. SI R IDE VERD UBERTY. Mardh —Union County Coron Sheets returned a verd cide today in the death Pohlar, 59. a farmer, found shot through thi his farm yesterday.

TANKER damaged DEAL, ENGLAND March 31 (UP) — The 10,000-ton tanke* Smoky Hill was reported today to have been damaged extensiveyesterday in a collision with the 7,000-ton American Liberty ship Robert Lowry during a dense channel fog off the Dover coast. The Smoky Hill was reported en route here. There were no report on casualites

CUT RECORD PKin NEW YORK. March CUP)—The Columbia Com paly today cut the its standard records by i mately 20 per cent. The new prices reduced discs to $1, Si records to 8! and 75 cent discs to 60 cenl reductions go into effect row.

•‘STOUT FELLOW SANTA MONICA, C*l. 31.—(UP) - Cipriano 108, walked into the side moving bus yesterday, hospital treatment (or cuts and returned home.

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