The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 May 1949 — Page 2

nn JAIIY BANNER, 6A£ENCASTLE # INDIANA, TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1949.

HOSPITAL NOTES

Dean Martin of Indianapolis, j was dismssed M nday. Robert Williams of Oreencastle was admitted Tuesday. Sandra Woolard of Spencer, was admitted Tuesday. DeLoss Call of Oreencastle. was admitted Tuesday. Milton Mutcher of Oreencastle

was admitted Tuesday Geneva Elmore of Grecnrastle was dismissed Tuesday. Max Records of Oreencastle. was dismissed Tuesday. Melinda Williams of Oreencastle. was dismissed Tuesday. Arlene Kennedy of Cloverdale. was dismissed Tuesday. LET BANNER ADS SELL W

CLOSED Wednesday Afternoon After 2 P. M. FOR REPAIRS Open As Usual Thursday Morning. CAFE ROY ALE

THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered In tne pontoffloe nt (ireencnatle, Indian* M MAeond i'Um mall matter antor act ol Mareh 7, IH7M. Hubacrlptton prim '0 cents per creek: 94.H par year by mall la Ift.OO to 07Jl# par year Putnam Ooonty. ■. K. Kaiideo, 17-19 South Ji

|»IHN«.\AL And Local News B II I E F S

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3Kt4>Ae {?€€ *€& in 'Medicine

When YOU hear of some remarkable secret discovery for the treatment of disease, put it down as doubtful. Every scientific discovery worthy of the name is made known to all physicians as rapidly as possible in order that the whole world may benefit. It is quite impossible for the average individual to keep abreast of medical progress. He must depend upon his physician. If you suffer from aome chronic disease and are in the care of a physician, be aaaured that you will enjoy the advantages of the latest acientific development applying to your affliction COAN PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS PUTNAM COUNTY’S LARGEST DRUG STOKE BUILT ON ACCURACY, QUALITY AND SERVICE.

Mrs. Harriott Custer is visiting ,n Texas. Mis. Leo Cox and Mrs. Man iyn Gough were in Crawfordsvillo Wednesday on business. Howard Gough and family called on Arthur Sanders and f.imdy 'if Pittsboro Sunday even ing. Mr. uid Mrs. Fred Starr have returned home after a very enjoyable week at Boone Tavern. Berea. Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patton. Sr . were Friday evening caller.i at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. Hubert Rood, West Walnut St. Road Mr. and Mrs. Mentor William; f Kansas called on C. C. Gillen Saturday afternoon. Mr. Wil Hams was a pupil cf Mr. Gillen at Raccoon school several year ago. Orville Hill, local fireman re port' d to the Daily Banner Tues day morning that he had his firs' strawberries out of his pate! Monday, and also he has roses ii bloom in his yard. M ss Mildred Dimmick, of De Pauw University’s Romano Language department, will rep resent DoPauw at the inaugura tion of Dr. Arthur S. Fleming re president of Ohio Wesleyan, Juni 11. Dr. and Mrs. Harry M. Glas f Chicago spent the week on with Dr. and Mrs. D. W. Killing or. Dr. Glass and Dr. Killinge a;, attending the Indiana Stat Dental Society meeting in Indi auapolis. The Crescent Club has give* the bo >k 'Marmoe, the mothei of little women,” by Sandfor Salyer to the irublic Library t< be placed on the Memorial Shop n me. v ery of Mrs. Lillian Hamil. tin ind Mrs. Elizabeth Oben chain. Paul Jackson, expert Ret Cros - Life Saver instructor, is a' the DePatiw University poo through Wednesday. He has a large class and from four to six rlork Wednesday afternoon, ht '.ill give a demonstration of tlu ise of an inhilator in life saving The public is invited. IX MEMORY In loving memory of our deai wife and mother, Cora Belle Collins who passed away 6 years ago. May 17. 1943. Emory Collins, Vanita Larkin Mr. ar l Mrs. Robert Larkin pd.

ANNIVERSARIES Wedding* Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Shinn, 30 years today, May 17.

FISHItr FUN

We will leave the dolns ot the Local Hopefuls today, to brief you on the hnppcnings in the local Softball situation. Hi) Hickman, who is directing the softball program for the city this year has called a meeting for Thursday night at 7:30 in the Puhlie Service Co., ream. All people who are interested in sponsoring a team are urged to he there for this important meeting, where the program will be outlined, and suggestion*', acted upon. AN players are invited to attend. It looks us though the recreation set up for this year Is to be the best for some time, and with tty' help of everyone who Is lnteB*sted, Hal will put on a show ot which the city can lie proud. Sportsman’s Shop

SOCIETY Mrs. Arnold Hostess To Home Eo. Club Mrs. Evelyn Arnold was bos less to West Marion Home E.Club on Friday. May 6th with eleven members present. The meeting was opened by repeating the club creed. Mrs. Charlotte McCellan gave a very interesting lessen on "Canning Tips" ami ‘ Froz---Foods." The president. Mrs. Thelma Arnold, reported that the Home Economics Club camp would be June 1st, 2nd, and 3rd. Mrs. Flossie Alexander report'd that the one day tour would be to Muncie on June 24th. Secretary and treasurer report was read and approved. The meeting closed by all repeating the club prayer, to meet with Mrs. Jean Giddings on Friday, June 9th. Delicious refreshments of Ice cream, strawberries, rake and ce tea was served. Pictures of club merbers and the children were taken by Jo; lane Zeiner. The Jefferson Township Farm Jureau will hold their regular neeting Wednesday night, May 18 at the School building at 8 i. m. CST. Mr. Whistler from Livestock Marketing will will b' :he speaker and some membei rom the Junior or Senior clas; will tell on the trip to Washingon D. C. Hostesses for the meet, ng are Katie Dorsett and Florr Larkin. 4* 4* *f d* lull To Meet Thursday evening The Community Service Clut' vill meet Thursday evening Vpril 19th in the home of Mrs Jurtis Higgins. d* d* d* + Woman's Study Cliih Held May Meeting The May meeting of the Wo nan's Study Club was held on Friday. May 13th at the home o* Mrs. Ray Herbert. 17 member; inswered to roll call. Mrs. HaroL Toss gave a very interesting re >ort of the meeting of the Coun y Federation of Clubs held al lainbridge on April 12th. Mrs dimer Seller, the retiring pres; lent, made a short talk thank ng the club for their coopera ion and loyalty during her tom <f itfice the past two years. Th" oeeting was then turned ove; o the newly elected officers. Mrs. L. C. Conrad, president drs. Frank Stoessel, vice presi lent; Mrs. H. E. H. Greenleai secretary; Mrs. Herbert Nad seika, treasurer. The program committee, Mrs Ulmer Seller, chairman with Mrs 5ol McIntyre and Mrs. Johr Jook members, presented the lew programs for next year. A very interesting and splcn lid book report was given by Jrs. Wayne Gray. She reviewer The Lonely Passage” by Lull Jraee Erdmann. Tea was served by the hostess in 1 the new president, Mrs. L Conrad, presided nt the tez table. d* d* d* + ''’(■derated Heading Cliih To Meet Wednesday Federated Reading Club will meet -with Mrs. Ferd Lucas Wed. nesday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock Mrs. Bertha Jones of Brazil wiV review “Three Came Home" by Keith. d* d* d* d* (Tiurch Groups To Hold Pitclvln Supper The Somerset church and Sunday School are*having a pitchin supper and social at the honi' of Mr. and Mrs. Earl O’Hair on the evening of May the 20th. A! friends are welcome. Please come and enjoy tiv evening. d* d* d* + lolly Home Makers Club 'leld May Meeting The Jolly Homemakers elub net May 12th at the home of Mrs. Wilma Rader. The meeting vas called to order by the presilent, Mrs. Estil Coffin, with ten members, four guests and eight children present. An all day meeting will be held June 9th at the park. d* d* d* + Country Corner <1uh Met Wtth Mrs. Cooper The Country Corner Home Ec Club met at the home of Mrs. Robert Cooper Jr. Friday, May 13th. with sixteen members and five children present. The meeting opened with .« song followed by the club creed Roll call was answered with 1

current event and then an exchange of flowers and seeds. The lesson on "Canning and Freezing" was very ably given by Mrs. Frank Lane and Mrs. Raymond Nelson, with a discussion following. A contest given by the hostess was enjoyed and won by Mrs. Raymond Nelson. An auction sale consisting of food and household articles was the highlight of the afternoon with Mrs. Francis Lane making her "debut'’ as an auctioneer. The proceeds gave our treasury a nice boost. The meeting closed with the club Prayer after whi-h the hostess served Tasty refreshments, d* d* d* + Mrs. Newton To Be Hostess Wednesday Business and professional Women's Club will meet Wednesday evening at 8:00 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Ralph Newton. 208 West Washington street. d* d* d* d* (■olden Link Club To Meet With Miss Schachtel Golden Link Club will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’clock with Miss Ethel Schachtel. Mrs. Edna Crump will be the leader.

LAST SHOWING TODAY ^T^TTn/co/or/ j

NEWS—GREEK ROYALTY ON MOUNTAIN PILGRIMAGE

DYNASTY OF WONDERS

STI FF FOR STUFF

tftD. - THORS.

WANTS PACT CLEAR

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EVERET ELLIS HONORED D-X Division Manager N. R Ingram. Terre Haute, announces the appointment of Everett Ellis ,o act as Putnam county chairman of the Indiana Oil Information Committee for 1949. This is deserved recognition for Mr. Ellis who has enjoyed years of experience in the oil business in this community, filling the position now of local Shell agent. As chairman, Mr. dllis will make arrangements for oil industry speakers and the bowing of films at such gatherngs as civic clubs, labor union groups, schools, youth meetings, women’s clubs, farm groups and other assemblages in Putnam county. LATE NEWS ed Service* Committed several weeks ago. Wallgren, former governor of Yashington, wrote the President hat hi' requested withdrawal ot he, nomination because “I am •onvinced that even were we to ;o on and win this battle, the vident political opposition to my ppointment would work to the letriment of national security.

NEWS — NAVY INTRODCCKS

•‘ABLE MABLE”

Mrs. Boyd Hostess To Christian Church Guild

t4 HOUR SERVICE WHITE CLEANERS 809 N. JackMs M.

WASHINGTON, May 17.— i i UP) Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg. R.. Mich., urged today that Congress make it ‘‘crystal clear" hat the Atlantic Pact will no. involve this country in Europe's

nternal affairs.

He told a reporter that the

'foreign Relations Committee in j ti,^ Missionary Guild of the ipproving the treaty should First Christian church will meet -tate flatly that: Thursday evening at 8 o’clock 1. Mutual assistance provi- with Mrs. Annette Boyd at th< -ions do not envisage use of Am- Commercial Hotel. Mrs. Kuti rican arms to asisst western Dean will be assistant hostess Europe in putting down colonial 1 Dr. 0. L.. Davis will he the uprisings, such as those against i speaker,

he Dutch in Indonesia and gainst the French in Indo-

china.

2. The pact’s one-for-all heory does not mean U. S. inter.ention in purely internal politcal uprisings within the boundiries of a participating nation, nor is U. S. aid contemplated in mistering a government against ind effort by its own citizens to

■hange it.

Sanitary Exhibit At Pursell Farm

JOINS LOCAL STORE

The following announcement was made today by the Count - !

i Health Officer.

At considerable effort and ex- \ pense a model exhibit on sanitary installations has been pre j pared, al the forju ul WalterXur- | sell 2 1-2 miles nor iff"" east ot

“We are proud to announce ' Oreencastle. This demonstratioi ’.hat James R. Allen will be as- ' showing the proper conslructio: sociated with the Art Furnitura a sewage system fer a privab Jo.," said Russell Clapp, man- hom e is being supervised by the iger, today. Mr. Allen will b-’ State Board of Health. am •onnected with the sales of ap- photographed for use in teachdiances as well as general fur- through out the State, liture items, said Mr. Clapp. j r Jg a rare opportunity for the Mr. Allen is a native of Put- ; residents of Putnam County and nam County and is married t: Greeneastle to learn proper rura the former Marileen Terry c» sanitstion. Many of the CotnGreencastle. The son of Earl Al- mercial septic tanks and acces'en. he saw service with the U. j sories now commonly installed ■v Marine Corps and was active are not acceptable as will b"

WASHINGTON, May 17 — (HI 1 )—Bead for Gerhart Kisler. (.'orntnunint leader who fled till*. • Mintry only to be seized in a British |Niirt, was forfeited in 'nited States Distriet Court to-

lay.

Berlin Election Raps Russians BERLIN. May 17.—(UP)— Western quarters predicted tolay there would be widespread irrests in the Soviet zone of Germany, where Rus.sian-hacke candidates apparently sustainea surprise defeat in the Peoplo Congress elections Sunday and Monday. The official Red army news taper Taegltche Rundschau al eady has called for actlor against "agents of foreign im oerialism.’’ The election was designed t troduce German support for tlv Russian positon on German', hiring the forthcoming Big Foui f.ynigiyninMPexs c^gspnce. : But contrary to pre-electlo

^ 0ml8es ' "0 Office , "'“do public SL the balloting ended of ^didate., , "H

57 The

e<l to approve a iw! ‘“I! 0 " for CernC

Taebliche Runds, ^

that -without dout? People who arc ant,.; voted against the , lst L Posed candidate,, tln J fluence of propa*,^ 1

enemies of unity”

The weatem-liiwJ Press said the ComZ ferod a “catastropZl and that announcennl results was being 3

the figures wore Today s Mj Hogs 8000, Month!

Bulk good and choi« | lbs.. $18.75-119. Top )u

290 lbs.. Slg.Jig 75. :

$17-$18.25; 100-160 1^1

Sows $14.25-$-17. Cattle 2000. Calves) ers mixed yearlings

steers active. Strong) more higher. Steers iQftj steady to spots 2V in,

yearlings and light ,

$25.50. Top $26. H« 1*4 $25.50. Vealers steady,!

Sheep 100. Fat lamia

Good to choice wooM a natives $27-$28. Spi to $30. Slaughter eweij

NO SPECIAL ESfOl IN", ‘ IA NAPOLI? gg| There will he no sp< escorts to the Speed vay 500 mile ra«^ 30. The VIP s will havebl to the race classic jut | butcher, the taker andj stick maker, aoeordinj nouncement today by Robert A. O'Neal, SUM executive officer, who el control coordinator the four police agenieaa ed. "Unless an extrm ition develops rare day h not experience any raveling to the track." following a final which plans to hamSf I ‘icipated 190000 thusiasts were diacwiil (ame general proredw ( (uocessful the bstWyt be used again, he said.

with the Marines in the South Pacific area. Wounded in action te was hospitalized for six months before receiving a medi-

cal discharge.

Before joining the staff of the Art Furniture Co.. Mr. Allen was with the Indiana Stat” Highway Department for

three years.

shown in this demonstration. It is hoped that many will visit the exhibit on Thursday, May 191'. when it will be open for inspection by the Public between 10 a. m and 4 p. m.

OPENING New all modern kitchen and dining roM| METHODIST CHURCH Apple and Crown Streets Fried Chicken Dtnnej THURSDAY, MAY 1( 6 p. m. DST Make up a party for private tables. For reservations phone Duffy Hughes, Ted Miles and AdamM

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