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

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\0 I M K Yom Watkins dealer for Madison, Greencastle, f/arren, Washington, Cloverdale and Jefferson i iwnships. CHARLES E. STARR 4 15 NOItTII JACKSON ST. GKEENC'ASTLE. IND. PHONE 50-K

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Mrs. Mildred Newkirk and son of Bisbee, Ariz . is visiting relatives and friends in this city. Lloyd Rouse and Franklin Scott left Monday for Denver, Colo., They expect to be gon? two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blue and family of Sioux City, Iowa, are visiting Mr. Blue’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Blue. Morning Worship at Union Chapel Methodist Church will be at !i:.S0 Sunday, followed by the Sunday School at lOalO. The picnic planned for August 11th by members of the Big Walnut Ladies Aid has been postponed for the present. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Garrett of Monument, New Mexico, are spending their vacation with friends and relatives in Greencastle. The fifty-first annual Stoner reunion will be held Sunday. August 14. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar O’Hair near Brick Chapel. Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Joe Hinote were Mrs. Sylean Glover and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Farmham of Indianapolis. Mrs. J. R. John has returned to her home after a three weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jess L. Hutcheson and family in Bow ling Green. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. D M. Wright who reside on n farm south of Groveland will observe their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday, Aug. 14th with open house from 2-5. (CST) All high school students who have moved into GreeneastU district or any who did no: com plete the subject request or election form for the 1949-50 school year cone to room 205 on Thursday August 11 at 2:00 p, m. to complete this program card. N. B. McCammon, Princi-

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Mrs. Edith Scott spent last week visiting her granddaughter and family, Ml. and Mrs. R. V. Rouse near Ladoga. On Friday Mrs. R. V. Rouse, Mrs. Cecil Rouse, Mrs. Edith Scott, Mrs Lucille Beck and Mrs. Davis all spent the day in Indianapolis. Those who spent Sunday in the Reuse home were Cecil Scott and children of Poland, Miss Patsy i Scott of Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beck and children. Mrs. Scott returned home on Sunday.

Section Three To Meet Thursday Section Three of the First Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Vernon

Snider.

+ 4* * + Scott Garage Employes Entertained at Pienlc The employes of the Scott Franklin Street Garage, their wives and families were entertained at a picnic dinner Sunday at Shakamak Park »y Mr. and Mrs. Roscoc Scott •b * + + Thursday Reading Club To Hold Annual i'ienUs The Thursday Beading Club will hold its annual picnic at Kobe Ann Park, Thursday evening at 6:30. Please meet at the usual place. A good attendance is desired. + 4- + + Cloverdale Club Met With Mrs. Crawley The Thursday Club of the Cloverdale Com nunity met at the home of Mrs. Clara Crawley for their August meeting. Twelve members, four guests Mrs. Grace Wissci, Mrs. Cora Retmier. Mary Cradick, Belly Zeigelman and four children were present to enjoy the etc licious dinner served at noon. The business meeting was conducted in the usual manner with the president, Lula Cox presiding. There being no old business, plans were disc used frl picnic for members and their families. Committees were appointed to take care or this and the date will bo announced later. Hfctertainment was furnished by Mrs. Crawley and prizes given to Gertrude Zeigefman, Idi Sinclair, Cora Retmier, Helen Sinclair, Hallie Runnels and Alma Grimes. After thanking the hostess for such a pleasant day’, club adjourned to aiee> In September.

Annual Homecoming At Locust Grove T m 2."ith annual Home Coming at thet old Locust Grov> school grounds, was held Sunday. August 7th. A pitch-in dinner was spread on tables under tae tall Locust trees and althoug'i the crowd was not large, the amount of load prepared and consumed was no small item. The president. Mrs. Hazel Michael Scobee, being unable to attend caused the vtce president to assume tho duties of elect nil, officers lor 1950 and prcsidim; over the afternoon meeting. The program committee, Milt Brown of Greencastle and Ralph Fry of Cloverdale. both foi mepupils of the old school, saw to it that the minutes did not dra", Mrs. Clara Hdhs Reeves. wt>' has the ability to make you see what ever she is describing, gave us an account of her trip to Scotland and back a year ago this fall. She gav# our Hoosier ego a jolt when she told us, she came in contact with people on their voyage across tho Atlantic who had never even tieard of Ipdiana. One thing was quite noticable in all of the talks that day. was the fact that as we grow older we appreciate the friendships we made in our happy schooldays and those memories bring us many pleasant moments. Mrs. Mary Blown Priest of Bainbridge was the only former teacher present and Mrs. Lou Brown Scobee of Indianapolis was the oldest former pupil present, while Mr, H. G. Browr. of the home comtnunily was the oldest former patron present. Jesse Priest of IndtanapolW entertained the crowd wrtti several selections on his rianjo. Mrs. Sietta Crews of na;nbridge gave a number of humorous readings. Just before parting, all joined tune called “The More we get hands and sang the popular little

Together, the Happier We’ll B under the direction of -M !t Brown which gave us all th thought to try n*f make each meeting in the future better Cm those that have passed. 4> 4- 4- 4Section Four Meets Thursday Seetion Four of the First Christian church will moot Thursday at 8:00 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Minnie Bartley. Mrs. Vera Vanhook will have th> program. Mrs. Thelma Johns will have devotions. Members please note chang in meeting place. ANNIVERSARIES Birthday* Mrs. Harry Brown, 404 N Jackson St., today. August 9th. Mrs. Jean Jones Putnaniville. A,ugust 9th. Barbara Juno Haltom, daugh* ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Haltorn, 4 years old. Sharon Ann Phillips. Fillmo - ■ R, 2. 7 years old, today, Angus: 9. Susan Faye Bock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bock, 9 yeais Sunday, August 7th. Paul Hatcher today, August 9. Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Raymond O. Jones, Putnaniville, 5 years. August 9th. Mr. and Mrs. Pan’. Hatcher, 18 years today. August D. Mr. ami Mrs. Harvey William Stone. Jr.. 402 West Waln.it street, 2 years today, August 9*1. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Shaw, Fillmore, 33 years today, August 9th. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Parsons, Brownsburg, 11 years today. August 9th.

HOSPITAL NOTES Richard Reynolds of Greencastle, was admitted Monday. Donald Osborn of Bainbridge R. 1, was admitted Monday. Mrs. Ezra Newgent of Green-

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Matthews were married at the Christian here Sunday afternoon by the Rev. Ralph Saunders. After a Im moon trip, they will reside on Wi st Walnut street, Greeneastli

castle R. 1, was admitted Monday. James Walker of Greencastle R. 4. was admitted Monday. Anita Talbott of Cloverdale. was admitted Monday. Mrs. David Houck of Greencastle R. 3, was admitted Mon-

day. Mr. and Mrs. Avis Cral* Crothersvill' R. 2, were daw ed Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Belbo Morayi Freedom, arc the parents oh son born Tuesday morning.

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There bus been so much ex citeinent in the hig fishing' contest fur the past few days," that we haven’t had time to mention the fact that O. J. (Hardwnter) Stewart set a new record as far as this corner is concerned, when he landed a twelve pound flat head Catfish on u plug- We, have heard several Instances wImto a channel < at fish wouldl take an artificial lure, but, to; I he best of my knowledge, T never heard of a Elat Head Itclng taken In this manner.* The seem* of action was the local waterworks, and the same trip netted two or three uleo Smallmonth Hass from the same waters. Sportsman's Shop

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