The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 May 1949 — Page 2

fH* JAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, MAY 9, 1949.

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HOSPITAL NOTE9 Mary Ba:r, GresncastJe R 1 was admitteJ Saturday and dismiaScd Sun.lay. ills. Marcella Rightsell of ReolsviHe. was admittod Saturday. Mrs. Laura Hurst. Oreencastlo, R. 4, was admitted Sunday.

of Greencastle. were dismissed on Sunday. Ruy Key, Greencastle R. 1, was dismissed Sunday. Mrs. George Paris and daughter of Greencastle, were dismissed Sunday. Mrs. Clifford Morley and son of Freedom, were dismissed Su.i-

Orville Graves. Tangier, was day. admitted Sunday. ! Samuel Ensor of Greencast! Thomas McClellan, Greencastle • was dismissed Sunday.

R. 4 was admitted Monday. Ronnie Allee, Cloverdale R. 2. was admitted Monday. Mrs. George Broadstreet and son of Coatesville. were dismissed Saturday. Bertha Coffin of Fillmore, was admitted Saturday. Mrs. James Cradick and son of Gosport, were dismissed Sat-

urday.

Sue Cromwell of Stilesville, was admitted and dismussed Sat-

urday.

Mrs. George Hoffa and daughter of Greencastle, were dismissed Saturday. Mrs. Louis Ridgeway and son of Reelsville, were dismissed on

Saturday.

Willard Rigdon of Roachdale, was dismissed Saturday. Mrs. Grace Walts of Greencastle R. 2 was dismissed Saturday. ( Mrs. Nora Morrison of Cloverdale, was dismissed Saturday. Mrs. James Mackey and daughter of Greencastle, were dismiss-

ed Sunday.

Mrs. Rosella Mosteller of Brazil R. 3, was dismissed Sunday.

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FOR SALE OR RENT by owner: 5 room house. Phone 565-J. 9-3t. |

THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered in tto poetoffloe at itreeneaMtle, Indiana aa aeoono rlaaa mall matter trader act at March 1, IH7H. Sulmertptlon price 20 cents per Keakt M-H per year by mall la fd.00 to per Pntaam Ooonty. ■. B. Barldeo. 11-19 Booth S*

WANTED: Baby sitting, by | hour or day. Essie Hutcheson. Phone 969. 9-2p. FOR SALE: 1938 Model B 1 John Deere tractor; two row ro- ; tary hoc; 1936 Chevrolet coup. 1940 Studebaker two door: GM ' i trucks. Farmers Supply, Inc. | 9-2t. !

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FOR SALK: Plants, tomato, pepper, eahhage, sweet potatoes at Early’s, Fox Ridge. Phone 746-1. 9-6:>.

FOR SALE 2.’) soybeans. Neal Chapel.

bu. Lincoln Allen, Bric't 9-2p.

Shop at the Jack and Jill Exchange for children's used cloth-

. ^ ing. toys and furniture. 718 East Mrs. Charles Sutherlin and son , Waahington st 9-Gn

WANTED GIRLS TO OPERATE MACHINES, Night Shift » Bonus Pay APPLY GREENCASTLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Prevo Building Open 9-18 Week Days.

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Remember the Story of the Turtle and The Hare? The Turtle Wasn’t Very Fast -- But He was Persistent. The Successful Saver Doesn’t Deposit A Lot Today and Then Forget It Ho Saves A Regular Amount Each Pay Day. Before Long He’s The Winnah!

Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Stanton of Coatesville, are the parents of a son, born Saturday. Charles Long of Lafayette spent Sunday with his brother. George F. Long and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Neeley of Greencastle R. 3 are the parents of a daughter born Monday. Mrs. Lillie Day Reeves returned to her hone Friday from the Putnam County hospital. Misses Norma and Marian White ef Indianapolis spent the week-end with relatives in this

city.

T ne American Legion Auxiliary will hold its stated meeting this evening at 8:00 o’clock at J the Post home. Mr. and Mrs. Allen, Jewish missionaries, of Indianapolis, •Arid b • at Lie Union Valley clvureh Thursday evening. May 12th. Mrs. Grace Walts returned to her heme Saturday from the Put nan Ci unty hospital, where she had been a patient for five weeks. City firemen O. W. Hill reported one of the first roses in bloom Saturday at his home on South Locust street. The rose was of the monthly variety. The pupils of Miss Elizabeth Lr.ekridge will present a piano rc ital Tuesday evening in the High School auditorium at 7:30 DST. The public is cordially in-

vited.

Meredith Myers entered the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis, Sunday afternoon and undriwent a major operation Monday morning. His room numb >r ir: A4.'14. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Reeves a-d daughters of Calumet Citv, 111., and Mr. and Mrs. John Shortle and family of Winimife spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Reeves. Mrs. Ferd Lucas, state seer ■- tary of Indorsers of Photo-Plays, attended the 34th annual convention of the Indiana Indorsers of Photo-Plays held Friday in Ft. Wayne at the Van Orman Hotel. William Moser, an Indiana University student from R. R. 1. Cloverdale. has been initiated into Delta Upsilon, social fraternity on the Bloomington campus. Mr. Mosier is a junior student at I. U.

Mrs. NaDean Sillery entered the General Hospital in Indianapolis Sunday. There will be golf instructions it 6:30 on Wednesday and Frilay o flhis week. All beginners ind others with little experience

ire invited.

Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Moore ami son U-ft this morning for Louisville, Ky.. en route to New Mexico where they will make their

future home.

The public library will be closd Tuesday. Miss Aileen Mullock, Miss Dorothy VanCleave, irs. Ethel Seais and Mrs. Harry IcCabc, board member, will a' ■nd the district library meeting. Bur.- Abbott of Indianapolis, mother of Mrs. George Bailev >2 Mt. Meridian, died Sunda:, ■venir.g at 7:00 at General h->3 pital in Indianapolis. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock from the Myer and Abdom Funersi Home, 1509 Prospect street, In

dianapolis.

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FISHIN' FUN Lend me your ears. Hopefuls, and I will recite to you the sweetest story ever told. Twas last Friday evening, when Wavne Pitts, and Frank Krlt/.lnger blew the lid off of the Kluegil! department of the Contest, with a record catch of fort/ three whopper sized beauties. Yds sir, fellows, they had forty three of those kind that are supposed to gel away. The largest of th" lot was 10 8/4 Inches long and weighed exactly one pound. Then there were six of them that were 10</j Inches long, their weights varied at 15 and 14 ounces. Then there wen- twelve or so that were only io inchi* long, and a couple of the little fellows were only g inches. These pro:’ll beauties were all taken on a .Marathon Popping Minnow. and the boys were a little hit cagey about the exact location ot the catch, though they did say they were caught a snort distance from town.

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SOCIETY Tuesday i-Ruding Circle T . Meet With Mrs. Crosby Tuesday Reading Circle w meet with Mrs. J. B. Croat;, Tuesday afternoon at 2:3'

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Woman’s Mission .Meets Tuesday The Woman’s Mission of the First Baptist church will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Rissler. Mrs. Janies Wells will have the lessen on “China.” There will be installation of officers. All ladies are urged to attend. 4- 4- + + Great Books Group To Meet Tonight Grat Books Group will meet Monday evening at 7:30 o’clock at the High School Library. 4* 4- 4" 4" Mrs. Arnold To Be Hostess Monday Delta Theta Tau Aluxnnao Club will meet Monday evening. May 9th. at 7:45 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Lois Arnold.

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West Floyd Ec Club To Meet Wednesday The West Floyd Home Ec Club will meet Wednesday, Mev 11 with Mrs. Olin Ader. Plea ( remember gift. + -i- 4- 4Mrs. Fellows Hostess To Golden Circle The Golden Circle Club met at the home of Mrs. Bessie Fellows for an all day meeting Thursday.

April 28.

A delicious fryed chicken and pitch-in dinner was served to ard enjoyed by twelve members an l six guests who were Joan Williams, Jimmie and Jennie Lou Williams, Larry Bartley and David and Roy Fellows. Business meeting was c alled to order by all singing club song and repeating Lord’s Prayer in unit-on. Devotions were by Anna Hall. Secretary and treasurer's reports were read and approved. Roll call was “New decorating hint.” Business, new and old. was discussed and a donation to Cancer Fund was allowed. Thhostess gift was presented th-. hostess and Mrs. Eva Cragg is hostess gift chairman for Mav The meeting closed by all reading the club creed in unison. Many interesting contests were conducted and won by Lola Fellows, Marie Craft, Joan Wiliams, Mary Allen, Lena Truescll and Mildred Hinote. Next meeting will be with Anna Hall instead of Tressa Rissler and all attending are t. wear a hat made by themselves for the contest.

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Indiana !>. A. R. Scrapbook Win*. National Contest The D. A. R. Press Relations committee has notified Mrs. Ferd Lucas, Washburn Chapter chairman, that the Indiana Publicity scrapbook has won first place in the Publicity Scrapbook contest at the April D. A. R. Ccontinental Congress held in Washington. The goal for 1948-49 D. A. R. publicity in the United States, through newspapers and magazines was 500,000 inches and this mark was surpassed. + ♦ * ♦ Orescent Club To Meet With Mrs. Johnson Crescent Club will meet Wednesday. May 11, at 2:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. James Johnson. The program committee will be in charge of the program. 4* + 4* + Guest Meeting uf .Morning Muslcale Cancelled The guest meeting of the Greencastle Morning Muslcale scheduled for Friday, May 13, at

Jie Kappa Kappa Gamma house, las been cancelled. 4* 4* 4* ♦ JMId’s Study Club To Meel Tuesday The Child's Study Club of A. A. U. W. will meet Tuesday evening, May 10, at 8 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Robert Montgomery. Mrs. Clark Norton wdl be assistant hostess. Mrs. Grafton Longden, Jr., will speak on ••Developing Responsibilities In Children ” Everyone is cordially 1 invited to attend and those who ; desire transportation are re- ! quested to call Mrs. B. D. Zimmerman. 4* 4* 4* 4* Zest Madison Club Met With Mrs. Wright The West Madison Home Ec Jlub met April 27ih at the home >f Mrs. Joe Wright with Mrs. lay Fisher assistant hostess. The meeting was called t--rder by the president. Mis. Wiiurd Singleton. Twenty mem >ers and seven guests answerc, ■oil call with April Fool pack iges, which created much fun Jne new member, Mrs. Chas. At:lnson, was added to the club Jurats were Mrs. Oakle Wright, Mrs. Robert Harla .Mrs. Tom Mitchell, Mrs. Willar Garrett, Mrs. Charles HudsotMiss Carol Waldron and Mi Allison Bridges, president ot Warren Township Home E-

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The lesson on “Know You: Schools," was very ably given b.' Mrs. Ivan Ruark. During the business nicotine motions were made and carrie to donate to the Cancer Fun-1 and Pennies for Friendship. Als , to contribute $1.00 to the Putnam County Home Ec Chorus. Bazaar ideas were discusHcu and plans made to have the bazaar in May. Mrs. Willard Singleton showed many articles she has made that will be on display at the bazaar. Mrs. Ernest Heber gave a lesson on Safety in the Home. After repeating the club prayer in unison the meeting adjourned to meet with Mrs. Madonna Goodman May 25th. 4, 4* 4- 4Mothers Service Club Banquet Tuesday Tbe Putram county Mothers Service club wil hold its annual banquet T aasday evening at 7 o'clock. DST, at the East Side Drive-In. Mi members are urg'd to be piesent. 4* 4* 4- 4* Mrs. Margaret Bruner iias Surprise Birthday Party Mrs. Margaret Bruner was pleasantly surprised Friday evening with a birthday party at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Knight. The dining table was beautifully decorated, the large cake bring the center piece. After presenting her with n lovely corsage from her snail son, several games were played and enjoyed by all. During a treasure hunt Mrs. Bruner found her nice gifts in a large decorated basket. Refreshments of whipped creme patties, nuts and candy, cake and -punch were served to the following: Mr. and Mi >. Theron York, Mr. and Mrs. Willis G'Neal and family, Mis. Opal Mann, Miss Dorothy Birt, ^tiss Joyce Jarvis, Mr. and Mrs. Clii' ford Torr Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hunter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Terry, Mr and Mrs. Bill Andrews, Mr. an-i Mrs. Henry O’Neal, Rev. an 1 Mrs. C. A. Newby and son, Miss LaVonne DcFries, Mrs. Anna Foxworthy and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Knight all of Greencastle Miss Juanita Wells cf Sarasota Florida and the guest of honor Mrs. Margaret Bruner and son, Greencastle. Everyone left at a late hour wishing Mrs. Bruner many mor.’ -happy years. 4* 4* + 4* Veronica Club Meets Wednesday Veronica Club will meet Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Paul Heaney. Mrs. W T. Handy* will be the program leader.

P. E. O. To Meet With Mrs. Gough

P. E. O. will meet Wednesday evening at 7.30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Maude Gough. ROACHDALE CU B MET

Professor E. R. Honeywell of the Purdue University Horticulture Department was the principal speaker at the regular meeting of the new Roachdale Flower & Garden Club on last Friday evening. May <V The meeting which was attended by approximately 35 flower and garden enthusiasts and guests was held at the Roachdale Lions Hall. Arlie Faller related his experiences in growing dahlias and Charles tidy t: Id of his experiences in aising gladiolus as a part of the orogram. Regular meetings of this new rganizatlon are held on the irst Friday night of each month r.d flower and garden enhusiasts from over the county re always welcome. Mrs. Betty Allen is president of the group nd Mrs. Madge Skelton is sc-

retary.

Guests at last Friday’s r.ee'ing were Prof. A. W. Crandall Jrafton Longden. Jr. and Mr and Mrs. K. W. Harris of Greencastle and Mr. and Mrs ICarl Bunten of Fillmore.

MOVIES 10 YEARS OLD HOLLYWOOD, May 9 (UP) Jollywood’s gig' 1 ntic movie industry, which started in a Chinese laundry, celebrated its 40th birthday today. The picture which touched of.’ .he beginning of the multi-million dollar business was "In the Power of the Sultan,” filmed May S ir.d 9. 1909. with the late Hobart Bosworth starring. Filming of the picture was in a laundry. Bosworth, a Shakesspearean actor, got $125 for the two day’s work, admitting it was a “strange but not unpleasant

-xperience.”

But Bosw-orth was not sure ot the future of the infant entertainment. He refused to let hir name be used in the picture.

NOT IN PREAKNESS LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 9 — (UP)—Olympia, the pre-derby favorite that ran, sixth in the big race, will not be entered in the Preakness at Baltimore Saturday, it was announced today. Fred W. Hooper, the colt’s owner, said "we decided to send him back to New York to rest for a few days.” He declined further comment. Olympia left Louisville at 6 A. M. (CST) today by Easter:: Air lines. The colt was to be flown non-stop direct to LaGuardia Field, N. Y.

g4-4*4*4-4*4-4* + + 4*4- + J| ANNIVERSARIES *****$,^**** 9 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clapp, twenty-fourth wedding anniversary Monday, May 9th. Mr. and Mrs. Roland C. Davies, 609 8. Jackson St, 7 years today, May 9. Mr. and Mrs. Francis 8. Ham ilton, Monday, May 9th. Birthdays Jimmy Duell, 5 years old today, May 9th. Harvey Bettia, 209 N. Market St., 79 years today, May 9th.

CAB STRIKE EN'.IS SAN FRANCISCO, May 9 (UP)—AFL tayi-cab drivers end'd their 129-day strike, against .he San< Francisco Yellow Cat Company today, accepting sr. , 12 per cent wage host. The union members voted 1,39$ j 37 yesterday to accept thcw contract of $9.75 per day 01 he weekly receipts. A union spokesman said th-' Irivers also won concessions on rlevance adjustments, robberj nsurar.ee and other secondai'

issues.

MOVIE STAR “CURED” HOLLYWOOD, May 9 (UP) Screen star Robert Walker, whe spent six months in a Kansas psychiatric clinic, ' will return here next week "completely cured,” his studio said today. Walker former husband of actress Jennifer Jones, went tr Ihe Menr.mger clinic in Topeka after his marriage with Director John Ford’s daughter Barbara ended in divorce, and after he was picked up on drunk charges MEETING WEDNESDAY V- E. W. Auxiliary will meet j Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. at the I Post Homo. There will be init-

iation.

Popular price, f or 2 $18.50 to $ 1S75 "'d Part load Jiw butcher,. 260 to 2% |o $18.50; 300 to 2 10 * 17 - 25 : 100 to ,1 down; sow, generally sows strong* ’ mostly $u.25 to lightweights $16.25 to

2,400, calvy

active, steady to 2.y vance mostly on year,, 3 loads average ch mixed yearlings J25to mostly good light

weight steers Sheep 500, | imi

about steady; trueg lb. Shorn iambs, $28.00; medium to wooled ewes 124 50.

laten assisuint to Suprnr* tree Jackson at the war crimes trials,, Waymack who resi months ago. WASHINGTON, (INS)——Tile gover announced additional prices, steel prodoc loans and autom during April an<| er In 11 reflection 14 tion, export quota lifted from more t iron and steel prod tion was attributed domestic supply in

affected.

The Commerce weekly business in that ivh desale price, mi lilies declined tor eonsc<-iilive week seven days ending A The latest index J156.9 to 156.1. The in ed on the 1»'’6 ave-

Today s Market INDIANAPOLIS LIVE-TAX K Hogs 10.000 moderately active, barrows and gilts weak to 25c lower. Bulk good and choice 170 to 260 lbs. $ 8.25 to $18.75;

The thousand Islai tional bridge, linking States and Canada f Landing, N. Y., to Out , was dedicated* by the late President Roosevelt and former Prime Minister Mack;

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