The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 July 1949 — Page 2

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(H* DAIIY BARNBI, CSttENCASTlE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, JULY I, I9A9.

EVERYTHING FOR THE PICNIC!

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Quality Meat Market

22 SOI TH VINE ST. Phone 42

followed by the church -vorsiup with sermon by the minister at 11:00. Everyone who will is invited to share with us in all our services.

THE DAILY BANNB and

Husband Held In Wife's Slaying

DKKR ( REEK ( IH’RCH Elder Harold Janes, Pastor Services Saturday 7:.iO P. M. CST Services Sunday lO.’iO A. M. CST. Basket dinner at church, short Services after lunen. Visitors Welcome Come hear Eld Janes. He is an able speaker We will look lor you.

REEI.SVH.I.E METHODIST CHITH II

All services on Standard Time. Sunday school 10:00 a. m. Norris Miller, superintendent. M. Y. F. 6:J0 p. m. Martha Jane Aker, pres. Evening service 7:30 p. m. Th ■ minister, the K« v. Lewis O Hatteh, Jr, wdll be back from his vacation Sunday night.

Remember the Sunday school

picnic on July 30.

< III K< II OF ( HEIST ( LOYEKO M.E Clarence O. Barr, Minister. Bible school 9:45 a. m. CST. Morning worship 10:45 a. m. Evening worship 7:30 p. m. each Lord's day. Clarence Barr will preach both horning and evening Sunday, July 3. Also you will enjoy listening to the Church ‘of Christ Hour over radio station W8UA every Sunday morning from 9:00 to 9:30,

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KICK K ( HAPEL METHODIST

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J. E. (Porter. Minister

The services for Sunday begin with the Church Sunday School meeting at 10:00 and will be

SUNBURST MEMORIALS Fop Ubt ing memory

SAN F HANOI SCO, July 1 (UP* A young father confessed today that he killed his id-year-old Wife because she was ' nshunied" of him for being drunk. Donald I’anattoni, 22. sui*l he beat his wife, Elaine. Li death in s drunken rage Momsiy night then buried her trussed-up l*ody a I op a lofty mountam. He re i ported her ‘'missing'' the followj ing day The Panattoni’s were parents of a seven-months-old baby, Lion-

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He told police he arrived home Monday after having "several drinks" and asked his wife to "go out and do the town. "You’re drunk and you'll embarrass me," he quoted her. He flew into a rage and struck her repeatedly until he discovered she was dead. Then he tied i her body with a rope, loaded it into a car, and drove to lonely Mount Tamalpais north of Golden Gate. Bridge which he had to cross ,with the body. He dug a grave and buried her on the mountain. Yesterday, he looked on stonily as police disinterred the body at what captain of inspectors James English described as "a Beautiful setting for a sordid deed." Panattoni said he and his wife once chose a spot for a picnic near the grave of stately oak trees overlooking the Pacific and the San Francisco Bay region. Panattoni broke down and confessed after maintaining a cool composure for three days while police and private detectives searched for the girl. The private investigators were hired by the dead girl’s father, former Assistant District Attorney Paul Dana.

HEKALD CONSOLIDATED Entered In tae poetofflee •* 1 GreeneanUe, Indiana ■* sdoond class mall matter under Ml o* March 7, 1878. gntwonpttoa prior M cents psr nteefei 84.M $m year by ■mil ir **■*•»*■ |0.M to WJM pw year ' '

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SOCIETY

TODAY’S liilil.i: THOl GHT One would is- foolish to cxpi-cl to arrive at his desired destination if he deliberately Ignored tin directions of the sign post. I thou wilt enter intojhfr., keep the commandments. Mid. 19 17.

Me have ii special discount on four lM-aiitifiil new designs for the month of July. This offer is made to stimulate luisiness during the after decoration slump. These are fine designs and you have ten ol tlh- best granites to select from. All workmanship and granite guaranteed strictly first class. This is a saving worth while. These Memorials are fahucated by THE MONUMENTAL SALEH A MEG.. CO. ST. CLOUD, MINN. And Sold By ALLAN BAIN Tel. 3 mi 27. (ioverdale. Ind.

Personal And Local Nows BRIEFS

Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Acton were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Swinford in Frank-

fort.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid and family have returned home from

Kansas City, Mo., where they spent two weeks vacation visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Reid. Mr. and Mrs. Goldie Kennedy and Mrs. Loyd Hunter and

Diana Deli Young Bride of E. K. Rhodes! The Christian Church at Roachdale was decorated with White gladoli, huckleberry and palms for the wedding of Miss Diana Dell Young and Ernest R. Rhodes Sunday evening, June 26 Tne beautiful and impressive double ring ceremony was read by the Rev I^ennarH Wymote. In the glow of twenty-one candles, in tin cu candelabra*, the bride was given in marriage by hor father'. The nuptial vows were exchanged in the presence of two hundred relatives and

friends.

The bride is the daughter of Mr,* and Mrs. Hcrold Young of R. R. 2. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Rhodes of Crawfordsville. Included in the program of bridal airs, played by organis*. Miss Maxipe Batman, before the wedding were: Pams Angslicus Cesar Franck; Cantilcne Nupitale Dubois; Romeo and Juliet Overture Tschaikowsky; Vocal selections rendered by Miss Marjorie iManson were: ‘‘O Perfect Love," ,"0 Tromise Me" I and "Because.” The maid of honor. Mary Cor-

til called into the armed service He served three years overseas in the 4Cth medical corp. He Is now associated with his father in the management .of their oil and automobile business. The bride is a graduate of Roachdale High School with the class of ’48 and has spent several years ir. piano and vocal study. She is now employed i.i the First National Bank at Crawfordsville. She will return to her position when the couple return from their honeymoon trip July 10. They have a new home in readiness ami will be

at' home to their friend? at 411 So. John St. Crawfordsville after that date.

FOR SALE: 1939 Ford Sedsn 1375.00. M. S. Hunter. Phone 6 or 387-W. l-2p.

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WANTED: Modern two room unfurnished apartment for immediate occupamy. Nelson Hardy. l-2t.

WANTED TO BUY: A baby crib. Address Box 130. Daily Banner. l-3p

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nett, wore a gown of white over pink with matching mitts. She carried a colonial bouquet oi j briar cliff roses and pink car- j nations and pink streamers. The

AIK FAKE RKIM C’EI)

FRIED CHICKEN DINNERS ALL DAY SATURDAY

TOMORROW JULY 2ND.

MONTREAL, July 1. (UP) The International Air Transpoit Association announced today that the cost of a round-trip tickt to Europe will be reduced more than $150 during tho winter months beginning Oct. 1. The new rates, subject to government approvals, will reduce the present rate of $630 between New Yol k and London to $466.70. Similar reductions will be made between other North American and European points. Companies affected are: An.erican Overseas Airlines; Pan American World Airways: Trans-World Airline; Trans-Can-ada Airlines; Air France; British Overseas Airways Corp.; KLM Royal Dutch Airlines; Sah^_ ena: Scandinavian Airlines System, and Swissair.

daughters, Irma and f arolyn, of , nosP g a y j n jj e ]- pair was a minute

Cloverdale, visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baer and son at Frank-

fort Tuesday.

Mrs Martha Chapman has returned to her home in Wichita, Kansas after visiting ner patents, Mr. and Mrs. Isnice Shannon and her brother Russell and

family at Roachdale.

R s E. Richards has received word of the deatn of lift sister. Mrs. E. D. Frank or Washington D. C. Mr. Richards and his son Stuart and family recently returned from a visit with Mrs

Frank at her bedside.

George T. Goodwin, Miss Blanche Williams, Mrs. Hazel M. Owens,'and Ralph M. Cunhlnghani, all of Greencastle, were among the 300 delegates to the sixth annual Elementary Principals Conference recently concluded on the Indiana University

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ANNIVERSARIES \\ edillngs Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nelson, N. Madison St., 41 years today. July 1st. Mr. And Mrs. Jnsepn Blacketor„ one year today, July 1st. Birthdays Janies Grey, 810 Broadway.^today. July 1st. Mrs. Kate Smith. years today, July 1.

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CLOSED SUNDAY AND MONDAY

JULY 3RD. AND 4TH.

SMITH'S CAFETERIA

ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE

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SUNDAY AND MONDAY JULY 3RD AND 4YH Chicken Dinner on Sunday COME OUT AND MEET YOUR FRIENDS SMITH'S GRILL

CORNER KOADH 43 AND 30

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NEW YORK. July 1 (UP) The "lonely hearts" murder trial of Raymond Fernandez, ,34. and Mrs. Martha Beck, 20, was in adjournmeit today until next Tuesday to allow time to bring confessions the couple made In Michigan to Bronx supreme court.. The mail-order romeo and his 200-pound paramour are charged with the first degree slaying of Mrs. Janet Fay. of Albany, N. Y., last Jan. 4 Michigan authorities promised to forw^d the confessions here after Fernandez released them yesterday from a promise not to use the documents against him.

SERVICE CU B MET

Eleven members of the ReeDviile Social Service Club and a number of guests had a most oijoyable picnic luncheon at Forest Park Wednesday. June 22. At noon dinner was spread on a long picnic table and Mrs. Ida McCullough gave thanks. As this was a guest meeting no business was transacted. The program given at the bank shell was in charge of Mrs. Helen Jarrell. She gave a short biography of the fainoua writer and composer, Stephen C. Foster and the history of some of his most famous songs and then played the songs on a record player, This was most interesting and entertaining. Guosts of the club were: Mis. Clara Girton, Mrs. Virginia Wey and son, Mrs. Ike Skelton, Jr„ and daughter, Mrs. Gladys Cook and two children. Miss Audrey Dobson and Master Jerry Lewis. The next meeting will be July 27 with Mrs. Pearl Knight as hostess.

HOSPITAL NOTES Walter Whitlock, Fillmore was admitted Thursday. Alfred Patrick, Rainhridge, was admitted Thursday. Lester Conrad, Greeneastle was admitted Thursday. Francis Vandervot. Green* castle, was admitted Thursday. Richard White. Greenrastl, was dismissed Thursday. Jo Ellen Burner, Greeneastle was dismissed Thursday. Robert Harris, Coatesville was dismissed Thursday. Florence Jeffries. Roachdale, was dismissed Thursday.

24 HOUR SERVICE WHITE CLEANERS 809 N. Jackson St.

FISHIN' FUN

Itlehar/I Nicholson, sometimes known as O/./.le Octane, was proudly showing some nl(s> bass that he had brought home from Dewey Lake, Michigan. That is „ llttl eton far for our secret operators to work, lint we have heard that yisi can buy some pretty niee wiml Hass up there at some «»! the meat niarkets. Kidding aside, Nick didn't say what the Hass were taken with, hut we hear they were above average. (Nicks average, that is)

Sportsman’s Shop

duplicate of her bouquet. The bridesmaids. Miss I’hili-iS j Dickerson and Wanda Clone wore Hatching pale lilac marquisette designed with a tucked j skirt and cap sleeves. The sheer yokes were outlined in a crushed |l bertha effect and caught at the j shoulders with a bow. Mitts of the same material were woru. Little Carrol young, sister of the bride and junior bridesmaid. || was attired in peach net over j taffeta with a wide taffeta sash. Satin rosebuds outlined the off I the shoulder neckline. Her mitts I were of matubing lace. The colonial bouquet of blue po:n ! I*oni mums and aqua streamers I were repeated in that of her hair! About her necn was a strand of pink pearls, gift of thgroom's mother. Master Keith Light, cousin of | Ulc tandc.-aud. laugbewivti, . wu a Jiglit summer suit and whitu carnation in his lapel. The bride chose a gown of ica blue slipper satin and chan-I tilly lace. The sheer net yoke w.n outlined with a wide cuff collar that circled the shoulders am* was edged with a ruffle of lace. Long tapering sleeves and fitted | bodice featured the traditional lines and the very bouffant : | skirt was accented with a wide [ ruffle of lace that formed a ] redtngote down the front of the skirt and the lace lalged the entire train. She won- an ice •due rhinestone necklace, gift of j the groom. Her full length veil of illusion was held with a tiara of marquisette, seed pearls and sequins. She carried a white I Bible on which rested an or-1 chid with white ribbon stream-

ers.

Mrs. Young, mother of th? I bride, wore a dress of navy sheer with white accessories. Her cor- \ ^age was of pink roses. The groom’s mother choose I pastel blue and pink accessories. Her corsage also was of pink

roses.

Mr. Rhodes, father of the i groo.n, performed best man ser-

vices.

The ushers were Charles Block 1 <>f Crawfordsville, John Mepk of Whitesville, Warren Buser and | James Robbins of Roachdale. Wayne Buser and Don Secrist of Roachdale were candlelight- I ' is Both the ushers and candlelighters wore matching ties, gift

of the gloom.

-Miss Dorothy Brooks, of | Roachdale, receptionist, wore a lovely , orchid formal and shorl

white gloves of nylon.

The traditional white carp. t was spread by two ushers over which. I he bridal party entered the auditorium while the organplayed "Here Gomes the I

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Bride."

A reception was hold follow, mg the ceremony at the home of the bride's parents. Close friends and relatives were received by the bride and groom. The pink and blue color scheme of table decorations was also carried out in the three tiered cake. An appropriate bride and groom topped the cake which was served with punch and mints by the wedding attendanU. The groom is a graduate of the Crawfordsville High School with the class of '41. He attended I. U. and Wabasn college un-

C. H. and C. IS SHOOTING THE WORKS!!

SATURDAY, JULY 2nd ONE DAY ONLY

SCYTHE SNATHS $1.89 EACH

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KAILS All Common Sizes KEG $7.00

EAVES AND DOWNSPOUTS 11c Per Foot

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FIRST GRADE

EXTRA SPECIAL GALVANIZED PIPE 12 In. Per Ft. I4e 3 4 In. Per Ft. 16c \' 2 In. Per Ft. 35c

Only $8.89

RED BARN PAINT 5 GALLONS $10.87

OIL CANS I Gallon Size 79c

PINKING SHEARS

BOVINOL FLY SPRAY 5 Gals. $149

FOLDING LAWN CHAIRS $198

WITH CASE

Per Pair $9.49

FLY SPRAY (With DDT) Per Gal. 59c

TINNED MILK BUCKETS 79c

DDT BOMBS Each $1.79

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GALVANIZED TWIN LAUNDRY TUBS--Only LINOLEUM - FOR WALLS AND CEILINGS Many Colors -- 54 Inch Widths » Per Lineal Foot 2 LIGHT KITCHEN FL0URESCENT CROQUET SETS FOR SIX -- Including Rack RADIO FLYER POSTER WAGON FLY SPRAY, 2 Gallons 98c 5 GALLON OIL CANS

DDT GARDEN BUG BLASTERS 5 INCH DITCH CLEANERS

26 INCH GALVANIZED SCREEN WIRE, Lin. Ft. 28 INCH GALVANIZED SCREEN WIRE, Lin. Ft.

$10.89

49c

$5.95 $7.95 $8.95 $1.95

69c

$2.89

13c 14c

48 INCH GALVANIZED SCREEN WIRE, Lin. Ft. 25c

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