The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 July 1949 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLP* INDIANA, TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1949.
FREEZER FRESH ICE CREAM Join your friends for a refreshing treat at HURSTS DRIVE IN DAIRY BAR Ice cream in cones or cartons Malts and Take out Sundaes SPECIAL THIS WEEK BUTTER PECAN ICE CREAM.
OPEN AFTERNOON AND EVENINGS
<1T\ C'OI’KT stows
J. B. Sanford,
was lined $15 and costs for rHiiiln intoxication by Judife :oy Sutherlin in municipal court Monday. A 30-day penal farm entonre was suspended. Raymond Welch was find $1.'> and costs on a similar charge. A 60-day farm term was suspend-
ed.
Richard Miller was fined St and costs on an intoxication count. All three were arrested Sa' jvday by city police officers. NEW MAVSVII.I.E Mr. and Mrs. Li Roy Disney and children called at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ward I and Alvora Weller Monday af-
Indianapolis, j ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Down and family of near Dana spent Sunlay with Mi and Mrs. Wilbert
Down and daughter Melba.
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SOCIETY
Mr*. Cradiek Haste**
Jimmie Malayer spent Sunday' with Carl Gerlach. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ader ailed on Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wright one afternoon last week. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Buttry called on Mr. and Mrs. Clarencs Ward Saturday evening. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Keek of Mooresville spent last week with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Kick and family.
The Clinton Twp Farm Bureau met Tuesday evening. July’ 12. for their regular meeting at the Clinton Center School House The president Harry McCaba opened the meeting. Interesting slides concerning the Riley Fund Drive were shown by County Agent Kennetn Harris. Different scenes and do vices used for the aid In curing polio and other diseases at Riley hospital were shown. Mr. Harris then told about his combined three weens vacation and extension study at Ft. Collins, Colorado. His talk consisted of the different crops and ways of farming and the beautiful scenery in the state of Colorado. The secretary’s report was read and approved. The annual Ccm»ry Farm swr* eau picnic wiii be neid July .'ll j at Robe Ann park ami will takj the place of our regular August township meeting. Refreshments of cookies and punch were served and a social hour was enjoyed by all present. S< oi T NEWS
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Grcenrantle, Indiana as second class mail matter under act of March 7. IH78. Sidiseriptlon price 20 cents jut week; S4.00 per year by mail in I’utnam county; $5.00 to $7.HO per year outside Putnam County. S. R. Kariden, Publisher 17-1!) South Jackson Street
Try and Stop Me By BENNETT CEkF
"PHE SPORTS EDITOR of a Waterbury paper wrote to the l Yale publicity department to request a one-column cut of lei man Hickman, the three-hundred-pound head coach of the Eli squad. Back came a let:er which read, "A onc-col-jmn cut of Mr. Hickman loes not exist. We are sendng you a four-column cut.” * * * There once was a defensive oack on a Princeton football team who loved action. The tougher the opposition, the more he enjoyed himself. He bad a fine time all season, too, for the Princeton line that year was no great shakes and plungers from the other team roamed almost at will through the Tiger backfleld. The Yale game provided the real debacle. As the carnage proceeded, the Princeton defense man really was in his element. “Come on through." he challenged the Eli players repeatedly. "I’ll be here to receive you." The Eli players took him at his word. When the scoreboard read "Yale: 41; Princeton: 0,” an undersized Princeton guard staggered over to his defiant teammate and pleaded "Shut up, will you? Every time you dare them to come through they comt through me.” Cuwrltht. >01*1 by Bennett Ctrl. DiitrlbuUd by King Feature* ByuOMM
TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT Young people who reject the fruits of experience are pathetically foolish. Parents wish orly the best for their children. A foolish son is the heaviness of his mother. Prov. 10:1.
And Local News IK ill i:fk
Home Ec Club Met With Mrs. Geo. Friend The Four Leaf Clover Home Economics Club met with Mrs. George Friend Tuesday afternoon, July 12. The meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Lee Andrews. The song of Uie month. "Columbia, The Gem of the Ocean.’’ was sung, followed by the Flag Salute and Club j Creed. Nineteen members and two guests were present. Response to the roll call was "come as you are when you received the card. ’ The lesson on Flower Arrangemcr.t was given by Mrs. Emory Brattain and Mrs. Francis Lane, guest leaders from Madison I township and Country Comer | Club. The next meeting, a family 1 picnic, will be held in Robe-Ann Park August 7. + + ♦ +
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"Adventure That’s Scouting ’ becomes a reality for seven t: p Senior Scouts and two leaders as they embark upon an eightee i day adventure this coming Friday, July 22nd. With camping gear all secured and dressed in the traditional Seoul uniforms, these young ambassadors of the "Brotherhood of Scouting" will leave the Wabash Valley Council Scout Office in Terre Haute at fislO P. M for a 5.000 mile t( ur into the southwest. The objective will be Philmont Scout Ranch, a 1,70.000 acre ScouterV Paradise in the Rocky Moun-1 tains located northeast of Cimarron, New Mexico &»out twelve miles. Thirteen exciting and a<Tventureous days and nights will be spent exploring the beauty and enchantment of spots like Kit Carson’s home on the Rayada or Uracca Cow Camp. Crater Lodge, Miners Park and many others. Mountain climbirg. camping, burro packing,
nature study, etc.
The group will go out via S*. L .uis. Kansas City Mo. and return via Santa Fe. Albuquerque. A m a r i 1 lo, Oklahoma Ci*y! Sjpulpa. Little Rock. Memphir, Nashville, Evansville and Terre Haute, %priving sometime Mon-
day. August 8th.
Seniors participating will elude: Bill Voltmer, Troop
Greencastle, Ind, YOUTH MEETING
There will be a Youth meeting at the New Maysville Community church on Saturday, August 6th at 7:30 p. m. CST. Rev. Buchanan of the Dana Baptist church will be tan
speaker.
Everyone welcome. (TIUKUH GOING TO MCOR.MICK’S ( REEK On Wednesday afternoon at three o’clock, young people of high school age front the Baptist, Christian, Methodist and Presbyterian churches will leave from in front of the high school for a picnic at McCormick’s Creek State Park. Each person attending is to biipg a lunch. The feature of the afternoon will be a swim. In the evening, as a closing for the out•if?, the group will vorship together in a beautiful vesper it which persons from each of the partictpa4ing churches will take
part.
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Group Met At Uanniui Church The Canaan M. Y. F. met at the church Sunday night, July 17, with thirteen members and four guests, Juanita Morgan, Dorothy Savage and Keith Greenlee, of the Coatesville M. Y. F. aed Miss Patricia Alexander of South Bend present. The meeting was called to order by the president by singing the theme song. Onetia Runnolls led the group in a peppy song session. Devotions were taken from the fourth chapter of Hebrews. The meeting adjourned by singing the theme song and repeating the Lord's Prayn
together.
The next meeting will be held Sunday night, July 24 at 6:30 o'clock CST at the church. All members arc urged to attend Friends are cordially invited.
•!• -I* •!• + Smith Reunion Held Sunday
Die Smith reunion was held Sunday, ’uly 17th, at the RobeAnn Park. A large table war set at the noon hour for a pitch* In dinner. Fifty members of the tamily joined in prayer given by
Mrs. Albert Smith.
Those attriiding were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Freund of Crawfordsvllle; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith and sons. Maurice ann Bernard of Spencer: Mr. and Mrs O. L. Bolton and sons Billv. Runner and Herman, Mr. and Mrs. James Bolton and son. Stephen of Danville; Mr. ahd Mrs. Albert Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Garwood Frazier, Orville Smith of Cloveidale; Mr. and Mrs. Jess Smith of Staunton: Mr. and Mrs. Ben Collins and son of Brazil; Mr. and Mrs, Virgil Rollings, Mrs. Gertie Meek of Cataract-
Mr.
Adam Wagner of Greencastle has entered the St. Anthony hospital in Terre Haute.
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Mr. and Mrs. Murel Davis of Franklin are .visiting relatives and friends in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hinot.spent Saturday evening In Danville visiting Miss Joyce Jarvis. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lee and family of White Plains, New York arc visiting Mrs. A. C Northup. The East Marlon Home Ec Club will meet Friday, July 22 at Fillmore school building at 2:00 p. m. DST. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hudlin, Florence Sutherlin and Letha Irwin have returned home after visiting friends at Winamac. Culver and Lake Maxinkuckee. Word has been received here of the birth of a daughter, Jean Ellen, to Mr. and Mrs. Fail Graves of Denver, Colo. Mrs. Graves was the former Ruth Peterson of this city. Mr. and Mrs. James Foley cf Cra vfordsvillc, spent Sundav with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Clark east of the city. Mrs. Foley is an aunt of Mrs. Clair: and bctorp her marriage was istolU
Hurst.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Houck arc the parents of a daughter born Tuesday morning at the Putnam County hospital. Mrs. Houck was the former Mary Lou Evens ex-county health ntirso. The baby has been named
Drusilla.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert D. Wright were Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Wright of Muncie. Afternoon callers wer ■
Mr. and Mrs. Harrv McCray .f w„ .,
Lebanon and Nancy P.aird of ] . . 'I'" ht'* r " llr,land Swift Danville, Ind.. Mrs. Christ,.. ■ “'fo' u *’ ^ Mar - , R a,et Eoran and son and daugh-
ter. George, Wayne and
Mdler and daughter Patty. Mrs. Hamilton Wright, of San Diego, Calif., will arrive by
j plane in Indianapolis Wednes-
day morning and will come to Grpencastle to visit Mr. and Mrs. George Frank and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Williamson. Mrs. Wright is a sister of Mrs. Frank and
Mrs. Williamson.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hicks of Indianapolis had as dinner guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harris and son, of Michigan City; Mr. and Mrs. Harley Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Harris, and Mrs. Edith Scott and son. all of Greencastle. They spent the afternoon Riverside
Park.
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hospital notes
Mrs. Jonathan Houck
Greencastle K 2,
Monday.
Mrs Iva Clark of RoachdaL,
v.’as admitted Monday.
Mra. Clarence Dayhuff of Cloveidale, was admitted Mon-
day.
Virginia Tniesdale of Fillmore was admitted Monday. Ms. Myrtle 7van» of Claytan. was admitted Monday. Mrs. Grace Call of Roachdalo. was dismissed Monday. Milton Butcher of Greencastle R. 1, was dismissed Monday. Mrs. Marcella Rightseli of Rcelsvllle R. R.. was dismissed Monday. Joseph Western of Stilpsville, was dismissed Monday. Mrs. I^tura Hirt of Grcenrastle R. ♦, was dismissed Monday. Oregon’s first territorial legis1 lature mot in 1849 in Oregon [City.
FISHIHFUN
Flshln Fun Is back again, after a short, hut happy vacation in Wisconsin. There Is no need to tell about the big ones that got away, hot we only need to say that we caught a few fish, lost a few, and saw a few. We were interested In tin Musky fishing, but we didn't catch any, nor did we sec any caught. Oh well, It’s good to he- hack Home, and I feel sure that If you will work a* hard at fishing here In Putnam County as you do in the north, you can catch quite a lot ol fish, am! save u whale of a lot of
money and driving.
Sportsman’s Shop
Lou's
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Kenton Smith and daughter, Jean, all of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Schopmeyer of Poland; Alone Anvet.saw of Indianapolis; Horschel Neal, Mrs. Okye Neal, Mr. and Mrs Warren Swickard and sons, Steve and Doug, Mr. and ' Mia. James Anderson, Frank ’ Anderson, all of Greencastle. Smith reunion will be held OOXt year the third Sunday in July at Robe-Ann Park. + + + + Johnson Reunion Held Sunday The Oliver B. Johnson family reunion was held Sunday, July 17, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson of Rcelsville. A delicious pitch-in dinner was served at the noon hour. Everyone enjoyed visiting and taking pictures in the afternoon. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Vernis Johnson and sons, Mr. and Mrs. E. nest Johnson and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. I*owell Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Palm, Mr. and Mrs! Stanley Palm. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Watts and family, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Acree and son, Myron Johnson. Mrs. Dan Jones. Moses B. Rissler, all of Brazil; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Johnson and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. John Estes, Mr. and Mrs. Max Johnson mid daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Johnson, Mr. and Mr*. Everett Acree, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paltson. all of Terre Haute; Mr. and Mrs. Milton Miller and family of Greenfield; Mr. and Mrs. James Cox and daughter, of Oakland City; Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Belcher and children of McOordsville; Mrs. Carrie Foreman, Mrs. Mary A. Lynch and daughter of Greencastle; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Foreman, Mr. and Mrs, Halford Mercer and daughter, and the host and hostess and family, all of ReelsviUe.
To Thursday Club A very enjoyable meeting of the Thursday Club was held ai the home of Mrs. Ida Cradiek with Esther Cradiek and Myrt’c Parker assisting. An excellent dinner was served at noon after which the meeting was called tj jrder by the president, Lula Cox. Fourteen members responded to roll call. i Secretary and treasurer reports were read and approved. A beautiful potted plant was sent to Mrs. Florence Allen at trie Putnam County hospital where she was recovering from a seiious apperation. The hostess gifts, a toaster and a lovely rag rug were presented to Mrs. CradicK. Six children -yei c present. Contests were won by Stella Vickroy, Edna Cox. Clara Crawley and Olive Harcourt The next .neeting will be witn ..Irs. Clara Crawley in Greenastle, August 4th. + + * + .Irs. Lucinda Rissler tVas Hostess Tu Ciuh The Walnut Valley Homenuk ■is Club met July 11, 1949 at .be home of Mrs. Lucinda RisJer. There were twelve members nesent. Mrs. Myrtle I/igan. <trs. Mary Boyd and Mrs. Gracia McCullough were welcomed at, new members. The song ’’Columbia The Gem >f the Ocean, was sung followe i ry the club creed and prayer, .toll call was answered with a lafety hint. The lesson “Flower Arrangenent” was interesting and .-apahly presented by Mrs. Lois laab and Mrs. Helen Baumuuk .’hey demonstrated how a fes nexpenslve flowers can be ar anged into a pleasing bouquet. Contests were conducted by !rs. Leona McCullough. Prizes ^ere awarded to Mrs. Edytiie >inight and Miss Laura McCul-
lough.
The next meeting will he August 5. The club tins been i:. vited to be a guest of t’„. Pleasant Gardens Home Ec Cl ji. -it a picnic to be held at th; mme of Mrs. Harlan D. Rissler, + + + + Gulden Link Ultih Tu Meet Wednesday The Golden Link Club will meet Wednesday evening witli Mrs. Maude Snider. Mrs. Lorenc Cloyd will be the leader. + + ♦ + Union chapel W S C S In All-I>ay- Meeting The W. S. C. S. of Union Chapel Church met Wednesday, July 6 for an all day meeting with Mrs. Frank McAlinden. The morning was spent in binding comfort and cutting rug rags After a delicious dinner the business meeting was opentd with the song ’’When the Roll is (’ailed up Yonder," followed with prayer by the president. Mrs, Ona Sigler. The community sale to be held July 27 at the Morton school
Sunday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. James Hewlett. Mrs. Ethel Howlett. Mrs. Wa”ren Coffey and daughter, Norwood, Ohio; Mi’, and Mrs. Hairy Howlett, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mi Cray, Cincinnati, O.; Mr. and Mrs Harry McCray, of Lebanon; Miss Nancy Beard, of Dcuvill'; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Williams and family. St. Louis, Mo.; J. W. Conley, Walton. Ky.; Miss Edith Swift, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Howlett, Mr. and Mrs. Estil Rowings and family. 4- 4- + + Arnnld-Demaree Wedding Announced . On June 21st, Seaman Samuel Arnold, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.lbur Arnold. Greencastle R. 3, and Eleanor Demarco, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herald Demaree of Franklin were united In marriage. The ceremony took place in the 179 year old Naval station chapel at San Juan. Porto Rico. Mr. and Mrs, Arnold will reido m the Naval quarters after t honeymoon in Porto Rico and it her Caribbean points of inter-
est.
4- 4- 4- 4* Inti Will Hold \nnlversary Parly
Hawiaiian Strli Parley WASHINGTON - July u I fUP) The Federal Service began a new etfJj day to settle the Hawaiian waterfront , tri u| Acting Director W'iii^! Margolis arranged tentatqjl bring the warring gether for negotiation, wl
Friday.
Maigolis awaited word, Hawaii that a repreaentgl the seven struck 8*1*1 Companies would come Bridges, head of the no 1 shoremen’s union whose dockers in Hawaii have territorial shipping smee *,| agreed to wait here until Frg No agreement would t* | unless accepted by the membership and by managj representatives in Hawaii. The proposal for new nepj tions came from the Labor Committee, it ^ ( after the committee listfcul five hours yesterday to and James P. Blaisdell. ^
The Busy Bee Club of the Wt Hebron community will give i* inniversary party at trie chure! Wednesday night. July Zbth fr. nembers, their families atv
.'riends.
Pyle, Unknown Soldiers Buried HONOLULU. HAWAII, Jut 1*1 i up i War (forresponden 2rnie Pyle, killed by Japane: nachiue gun fire on lo Shima ii 1945, will be buried today along ;ide two unknown soldiers in . ,ew army cemetery. The services for the United IVatures Syndicate and Scrippx Howard newspaper column)* will be simple. Three soldiers .vho died ir Vorid W’ar II will he burled ft* he same time. They- are: Pvt •’raneis A. Riese of (8069 10th It. N. E.) Massillon. O., Lt. William A. Sylvester of (30111 Parkway) Bakersfield, Cal.; an Pvt. Bruce A Mitchell o 12742 ::6th St., S. W ) Sent*..
Wash,
Among the honorary pall baa;’ •rs for Pyle will be fpur war ime correspondents tn the Pa hfic Dan McGuire and Joe lames Custer, formerly of the United Press; Weblcy Edwards formerly of the Columbia Broadcasting system ;and Lief Erickson of the Associated Press. Pyle’s father, William, will he represented by Edwrn Heinkc, assistant managing editor of the Indianapolis times wh 0 will place » wreath o n the grave. Heinkc al ‘ so wiI1 Place a wreath in be,la,f of th « Scripps-Howard newspaper chain and net as an
house was discussed and plana, honorary pallbearer
were made for a called meeting. A card of thanks was read from Mrs. Ella Burk and family for flowers received at thl
death of Mr. Bunt.
Convalescent cards had been sent to Mr Coburn Butcher. Mr* Ella Butcher, Mr. Walter Cnlvert, Mr. Hubert McOaughey, Mrs. Lucille Firestone, Mms Barbara Glitz and Miss Mitzi Alexander, and a sympathy ca ,d to Mrs Ella Burk and family. The meeting was closed wUh Plans to meet for n picnic in August with the C. R. Wiley family. Further information will
be announced later.
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Entertained WiMi Dinner Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Ciarenee Scobee Greencastle Route One tamed with a family'
The new cemetery i n the shadow of Diamond Head will be the resting pi a( . P ^r 12 000
heroes of World War II
spokesman, testify on 1,-^ designed to end the s :hb presidential intervention. Sen. Paul H. Douglas on* for of the plan for new r.qjfl tions, said today ho is nq* that a settlement can te rq
ed.
”1 am always hooefui ,|| K | unties can be brought to;J vith a good, wise modiatoaid. Chairman Elbert d ThJ Utah, hoped that new nj ion would be "the straw J ireaks the camel's ua(r."Everyone m the Thomas said, "wants a -J nent.” Frankie Zimmerman, fr. ui (i Mrs. Otha Zimme" .as re-admitted to the lospital in Indianapoiii, lay. BLACKMAIL < il MtoQ NOBLESVILLE. July CUP)—Chester K. Sowers, -ndianapolis. faced a charp ilackniail today in Ha Circuit Court. The (harp tiled by Prosecutor Campbell in cumcetion plot to extort $2,100 horn' Morgan. Carmel, a rotiZi lowers. Bond was set at' FOR SALE: One Speed-Vjucen .vasii VBike Stoop. 200 North
St.
SNAKE TOO (iKK.KDI CHARLESTON. W. Va. I —A two-foot waler anahei had swallowed a J-r.m not far from half its longtli. gilled by a state conser commission employe. STINKY IS PROLIFIC SEATTLE (UPi- Stilly only a shaggy hlack cat she’s the pride of the Mayovsky family. S'inky ' given birth to 288 kittens a | last 10 years.
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