The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 June 1949 — Page 3

S ndrix and son. L with Mr. ami jwn Hi IndianapCarlos Stafford ;ancy, and JiTi’J' -unday >n I">ii an - an ,l Mrs. E. H. gouders of MdlUiting her sister,

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Mr. Mrs. Joe Higgle and iainily wert- supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Plunkett Wednesday evening. Miss Jean Wilson is attending the Miss Indiana contest at

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Mrs. Julia Crosby and Mrs. Laura Ealler were shopping in Indianapolis Tuesday. Mrs. Lelia Thompson left Monday for an extended visit with | her brother in North Dakota.'

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Mr. and Mrs. Call Kggers and son, Robert, attended the marriage services of their grandson, lames H. Clodfelter and Miss Bnola Cunningham Friday eventig in the Union Methodist church at Morton. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Porter of A'lgdes, Calif , spent their .acation with their parents, Me. and Mrs. Ward Porter and Mr. anil Mrs. Culy Wilson and fam-

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tynts May Hanna from I^fay■tie is spending her vacation with her sister. Margaret Bogan Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Russell if Danville were Sunday guests >f Mr. and Mrs. Sam Russell. Gregory Barnes is spending his vacation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Barnes. Miss Kathleen luppcnlatz entered the Methodist hospital on Monday for treatment. Mrs. Glenn Young and son of louston, Tex., spent Wednesday with Mr. Maty Ellowene Young Master Ruckle Shannon enter'd Putnam County Hospital Wednesday for a tonsil operation. Mrs, Ruth Kent is visiting relatives in Savanah, Ga. Miss Jane Clark spent Friday with Miss Virginia Jeffries near Ladoga. Janell and Janette Edmonds of Boswell arc spending the week .vith their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rice. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bullock and children of Hoolywood, Fla., are visiting relatives and friends this week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Higgle and family were Sunday visitors ot Mr and Mrs. Clarence Beck and family near Bainbridge. Julia Jean Coffman and Donald Hymer are attending the Purdue 4-H Round-Up at I^afayotte. Sold Quart Of Water For $4800 GARY, Ind., June 29 (DPI Charles Lucas sold a quart of water for $1,800. police said to day. Then his conscience began to bother hint. He walked into police headquarters yesterday, put $3,100 in cash on a desk and told th:> story: A Chicagon, Joseph Pazera, paid $4,800 on June 18 to Lucas and a friend, Lucas^satd, as payment for a liquor they told him would change ordinary white paper to $10 bills. Lucas said the liquid was water. He said he gave the friend, Paul Swytuk of Chicago. $1,500 of the money and kept $3,300. He said he spent $200, then decided to confess. Police begat, looking for Pazera and Swytuk as they locked up Lucas on an open charge. Eddie Waitkus Leaves Hospital CHICAGO. June 29 —(UP) First base nan Eddie Waitkus packed his bags in preparation for leaving Illinois Masonic Hospital today in ‘'almost perfect" shape after recovering from a bullet wound inflicted by a lovesick girl fan. The Philadelphia Phillies star expected one last physical checkup before doctors released hint. He assured first assistant state’s attorney Ed vin Brenn that he wiild appear Thursday at the arraignment of Ruth Steinhagen 19, on charges of

attempting to kill him. A psychiatrist ■ has found the girl mentally unsound. She has admitted that she never spoke to Waitkus until a few minutes before she shot him in a hotel room June 14. Authorities said they also might subpena Waitkus to appear before the grand jury which will be called to file a formal indictment against the girl. KIN( ASTLE Mr and Mrs. Leonard Boiler and son entertained with ici cream and cake on Thursday night the following: Dennis Clodfelter and family, Danny Clodfelter of Columbus, Ohio and Mrs. Maude Brothers and Joe Bill Brothers. Mi Leon Myers and family visited with Mrs. Myers mother, Mrs. Laura Fosher and Mr. Posher Saturday afternoon. The members of the young married peoples Sunday school class entertained with a shower and lawn party in honor of Mrs. Francis Asher, Mrs. Barbara Winkle. Mrs. Mary Harmless and Mrs. Ethel Sutherlin at the home of Mrs. Dons Boiler on Wednesday afternoon. David and Rebecca Steele •'■pen;. Saturday night with their grandparents, Mr. and Mis. Luther Steele Sr. The young peoples class of Sunday School, had an all day outing at Garfield Park Sunday. The trip was sponsored by their t'acher, Mrs. Hallie Steele and Dennis Clodfelter furnished the transportation. Everyone had a grand time even if the rain did <oine and cut their time short. Leonard Boiler, Kenneth Shannon, J„e Brothers, Wayne Lcaton and Walter Scott went to the auto races a t Waveland Sunday. MORTON

SoftbaH News LF.AGI’E STANDINGS Faat I league W L Moose a 0 American Legion 2 0 High School 1 0 Miller's Hardware 1 0 Lone Star Local No. 39 1 1 Mt. Meridian 0 1 Webh Studebaker 0 2 Fillmore o 3 Kltteaball Hooligans 3 0 Tiger Rags 1 1 Cannon Clow|is 0 1 Cement Mixers 0 2 Jaycee league Sportsman's Shop .1 2 0 Banner-News 1 0 White Cleaners 1 0 Coan's Drug Store I 1 Culligan Softwater 1 1 Mullins Drug Store 0 1 Putnamvillc 0 1 Hursty's Gulf Station ..0 2 I-ast .Night's Results Fast League Postponed. Kittenball Tiger Rags, 17; Cement Mixers. 7. Jayoee league Cuiligan’s 16; Hrusty's Gull Station. 8. SCHEIHLr. ■ Wednesday, June 29 8:00 Mullins Drug Store vs. Putnamville. 7:18 High School vs. Webb's Studebakers. 8:30 American Legion vs. Miller's Hardware. Thursday, June 80 6:00 p. m. White Cleaners vs. Banner-News. 7:15 Moose vs. High School. 8:30 G|ecncastle (Girls) vs. Belle Union (Girls). Friday, July 1 7:15 Lone Star Local No. 39 vs. Miller's Hardware. 8:30 Fillmore vs. Mt. Meridian.

the Posey 4-H, 4 to 0. Jeff's Hog Herders vs. Roachdale 4-H in a softball game Mon day night, July 4 at the Roachdale diamond. After the game they will attend the Fourth of July celebration. Jeff's Hog Herders vs. Russel! ville 4-Hcr's in a softball gam* Sunday, July 3 at the Bell" Union diamond at 2:00 GST.

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Mrs. Josephine Burk visited Mrs. Jessie Newgent and Aileen Overstreet in Greencastlc from Friday until Monday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Sparr , rom the state of Iowa are visiting Mr and Mrs. O M. Thomas and other relatives. Mrs. Sparr is a niece of Mrs. Thomas. Mr and Mrs. Ray Clodfeltrr and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bettis visited the Lynwood farm near Indianapolis on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dent Chancy and) MV anti Mrs Lloyd O’Haver of. Greencastlc were Sunday after, noon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Russell O'Haver. Mrs. Mary Price of Litchfield, 111., visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Woodworth and daughter from Thursday until Monday.

THIS WEEK'S Special

4- H CLU^ NEWS Jeff's Hog Herders met the Posey Twp. 4-H in a softball game June 26 at the Posey Twp. diamond. Jeff's Hog Herders defeated

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