The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 September 1949 — Page 2
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.HE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTii, INDIANA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1949.
ATGl'ST PKRMITN City Engineer Thompson has issued the following building permits for August: Alterations and Remodel, Elks Ludge Building. Alterations and Repairs to building at 107 East Washington St. Production Credit Association Offices and apartment. Addition to residence at 703 Crown St. Alta M Chavis. Storage Room on Coin i bia St. W. J. Weesner. Union Building, DePauw University. Addition to residence at 21 Wood St Anna Kinegan Alter and Repair to residence at 707 E Seminary St.. Anna S. Nichols. Office at 309 N Jackson St. Bussell Myers.
“FAG” COST HIGHER Cigaret smokers found their "habit” more expensive tixlay as the minimum carton price jumped to $1.89. The price boost came at 10:10 a. n. Saturday when Gov Schricker proclaimed the Acts of the 1949 General Assembly in effect. Another important law varitten into the hooks was the act throwing out the board charge of vagrancy formerly used to hold persons in suspected felonies. In the future police and law enforcement .officers will be forced to use a specific preliminary charge. For instance, a man arrested as a murder suspect must be booked for "preliminary mur-
der."
The vagrancy charge still will be used to slate persons with no visible means of support the lateral meaning of the charge.
O. E. S. MEETING
Cloverdale Chapter O. E. S. Will hold its stated meeting Wed- i nesday, September 14th, at 7 00 p. m. Please note change of time. This will be Robert Morris night, honoring the founder of the order. Members are urged to attend. Visiting members are
welcome.
Frances Zaring. \V. M. WILL REMAIN OPEN in normal times. Several merchants expressed themselves that they must mpete with Crawfordsville and neighborin'’, tow. to keep business fr in going out of Putnam Courty. "Businec irn't as good as it has been, and it is up to the merchants of Greencastle to do everythin? possible to keep the basin* here,” was the way one merchant expressed his thoughts on the subject. It is unfortunate that Greencastle businessmen are unable to get together on the subject with the result that the buying public will continue to be confused. However, with modem transp 'rtation available, the buyer will still be able to find in Putnam county almost anything he desires and if a Greencastle store is closed, a merchant in one ol the snaller towns of the Courty will gladly accomodate him.
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Boy injured In Fall Off Horse
LADOGA, Sept. 12 The conation of Charles Sells, 9, who was injured Friday afternoon when thrown from a horse, wa reported “improved" Sunday
night.
The youngster, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sells, was unconscious Horn the time of the accident until Saturday afternoon, members of las f.uiiiiiy said. He was injured at his father’s farm. Riding double with Jimmy Zimmerman, 10, Charles was thrown off when their horse reap I and plunged. Zimmerman also thrown off, was cot Injured It was feared the Sells youth niff* ic I a brain concussion or a Dineln I nerve. A' > i i,ling with the tv* Youth. : on another horse at th lime was Tommy Gib.eon, 13, ii. o, St .■■ nth j'tnde at school. Hi ho. ” d d not become unmangeib’c an ' he suffered no injury. Th*’ Sells youth is in the Fourth prude and the Zimmerman boy in the Fifth grade in the Ladoga schools. Masons Expect Records To Fall FRANKLIN. Ind . Sept. 12 Officials predict that all previous r.ttendanC’ records for Masonic affairs in Indiana will fall before the host of Mas ns and their families who will "invade" Franklin, Indiana, on Sept. 18, to visit the Indiana Masonic
Home.
This occasion was recently announci d by John W. Thornburgh of Indianapolis Grand Master of Indiana Masons, and it will be the second of such events to be cbiervei anruually by the Masonic Fraternity and appendant organizations of this state. Designated ns "Home Visitation Day,” it .vill provide an opp'-r-I tunity for thousands of Indiana’s vast "Masonic family" to inspect the spacious Home at Franklin which is Masonry’s 1 treat st expression of benev.olI ar.ee; and to unite in a day of j good-fellowship with members of the Fraternity from every sec-
! ticn of the state.
Shrine bands and drill teams i from Ft. VVaytt” and Indianapn- ] ! • will provide entertainment during the afternoon and the P ‘pular clowns of .Sahara Grotto, ind: m; din, will keep the huge
cr, wd an used.
TWO EXHIBITS TO ENTER NATIONAL CONGRESS Two exhibits from Putnam county have been chosen to go * th* National 4-H Congress which will be held the first week in December in Chicago. The exhibits are: A basket woven by Marilyn McElroy, and an oil painting by Mary Lee Speneei Marjorie Whitman and Kathryn Cook of Putnam county will artend the Congress. The apple crop of Washington State represents approximately one-ncventh of the nation's apple
yield.
Girl Scout Council
Meets Tuesday
Grei neastle Girl Scout Council will meet Tuesday at 2:00 p. m at the Gobin Memorial church.
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Veronica Club
To .Meet Wednesday The Veronica Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Vernon Shirley. Mrs. R. G. Headley will be the
program leader.
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To Meet Wednesday
The Sun hine < lub will meet Wednesday afternoon at 1 30 at th ■ home of Mrs. Gilbert Ogles.
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TOIIAV’S BIBLE THOUGHT We are jdst passing through this earthly incarnation. We shall emerge into a higher pheie infinitely more lasting.
Intelligence sugg sts relative 1 n (;s f on fi,,), t*i values. I will not fear what j u 0 i,i [, i rs i Meeting flesh can do to me. Psa. SOid. j t: r uton Club will hold
its fil l meeting .of the year at I the home of Mrs. Robert O. I CotiM R R. 2, Monday evening j c 12, at 7 45 Mrs. E. C. Bowin r w il] be the assistant hostess. '' he program will be "Travel
| Tales.”
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[Warren Township Home | Uo Club Met Sept. 7th.
The Warren Township Home E. miles Club met nt th I Community Hall Wednesday,
I Sept., 7, 1949.
The meeting was called to orthc pr i.dent, Mrs. Alli-
son Bridges, by singing the song of th” month "A Merry Life.”
end for Clarksville. Tenn.. where j Rc;l call was answered with "My
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|*ll!SO\AI And Local News j BRIEFS
Troop 99 will meet tonight at 7:9,0 at the First Christian
church.
American L* gion Auxiliary
will meet at 8:00 o’clock this ! | JV
I evening at the Post Home. Miss Peg Ward left this week
Clarksville. Tenn
| fifteen members and one visitor
Ranck of Chicago, and two children. A report was
given by the president on council mealing, Achievement Day to be held October 21 at Reelsville gym and the programs for the
coming year.
Secretary and treasurers report read and approved. Penny collection talo n. Happy Birthday was sung to little Kenneth Earl McCullough who was five years old. One new member was re-
tion.
Mrs. H. M
i:; visiting relatives in this city. Mrs. Ranck is the former Do)-
(hen Allen.
Jack Crosby .has gone to Bloomington where he is entering the freshman class at Ind,ana University. Mis. Selden Knauer is reported in a critical condition in the t’lay County hospital, following a I
major operation.
Frankie Gorham of Monrovia,
ceived into the elub Mrs. Lela Sanford. The elub prayer was
'’alif., is here visiting his par- repeated then the meeting was
turned over to the hostesses for
Tuesday evening. Sept. 13, at 8 o’clock at th*- home of Mrs. Ralph Newton, West Washingten street. Grace Hurst will as assistant hostess. -i- + Dueil Twins Honored At Birthday Dinner Mi. and Mrs. Dean Webster and cliddfi n, Herman, Robert and Nellie, and Miss Mary Green of Crawfonlsville, David Knol! ami Richie Ray, both of Indianapolis and Mrs. Grace Routt ot this city were Sun*lay dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dim 11 and sons, Danny, Gibby, Jimmy and Johnny. The occasion celebrated the birthdays ot Danny and Gibby Dueil.
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Keystone llible class
Met Thursday
Th Keystone Bible Class of ilic Gobin Memorial church held it i gular nuv’ting Thursday eve: mg, Sept. 8, at the home of
Mi and Mrs. Omer Beck.
The president, Mrs. Is'*' P.eeve: pi* siiled at the meeting. M’. J Sarah Wright li d the devotions. Her subject "The Goodness of God” wa bn I on the Psalm 27:13. Rev. Reynolds, teacher o ' 5 i Keystone Class, delighted the ' group with a program of dramatic reading . a humorous monologue was given in Scotch dialect, which is his native tongue. This was followed by a number of poems by James Whitcomb Riley in memory of the Indiana poet. Among thes - were “Out to Old Aunt Mary’s ' Bigby Station,” “The Discourag-
ed Farmer’’ and others.
During the social hour the hoctess ami her assistant, Mrs Ralph Knoll, served delicious re-
freshments. •I* 4* ■<• +
Fortnightly ( lub To Meet Tonight The Fortnightly Club will meet tonight nt 7:30 at the home of Mrs. E H. Collins. Miss Lelia Walls will review “Seven Story Mountain" by Thomas Merton.
4 DIE; 10 HURT son. 30, of Cedar Rapids. la., the fourth, Victor Joeius, 22, Chicago, was a passenger with Butkus. The injured were Russner and Elmer Roberts, 23, and Elgin Roberts, 33, both from Coker. Ala., who rode with Russner. The iinjured occupants of the other ear were Butkus, his wife, Patricia, 31; a two-year-old unidentified child; John Butkus, 31; his wife, Roselle, 26; a child, Linda, 3, and a child. Susan, 13 months. They all were taken to St. Mary's hospital Dekalb. None of the 14 occupants of the two cars escaped unhurt.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
to Ln
Clyde Cain etux to Edward F Schulz etal land in Washington
Twp. $1.
Joseph B. Sharp etux to Ver-
non W. Shirley etux land in
Greencastle Villa South. $1. Vernan W. Shirley etux Josef B. Sharp etux land Greencastle Villa South $1. Clarence Hood etux to John
Tzouanakis land in Washington
Twp. $1.
Aaron L. York etux to Earon Sylvester York etux land in Commercial Place. $1. Della M. Morris to Ray Saunders, etux land in Belle Union $1 Clyde Hoffa etux to United
States of America, land in a,
erdale Twp. $491,00 Wm. C. Glascock etux to(
sell W. Vermillion,
etux lar J
Greencastle original plat j; Edward O. Barcus etux Billy Pdtton, etux land m i
erdale Twp.$i.
Charley A. Wilcox etal CTara Brood.street McCanun, land in Marion Twp. $i Mr. and Mrs. 11. c. MortJ have received word of the | of a son, James Roger, to and Mrs. Roger Morrison J Cerrito, Calif. The baby ed 7 lbs. and 11 ounces. *
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Mr. and Mrs. D. McLean accompanied their son, "Jay” to the Mayo Clinic at Rochester,
Minn., this afternoon.
Mr. and Mis. Thomas E. Fidl”r of Plainfield have returned U Greencastle and will operate th* Allison Children's Home on West
Columbia street.
Edward Schulz left Thursday evening by plane for Traverse City Mich., to accompany .his wife and daughterr home over
the week end.
The Country Garden Club will ni ’tt at the home of Mrs. Daisy Davis Friday, Sept. 16th at 1:30 I'ST All members should attend to see Mrs. Davis's beautiful
flowers.
The Missionary Soeiety of the Fillmore Christian Church will meet Tuesday. Sept. 13 with Mrs. Paul Solmon. Leaders are Mrs. Herschel Nichols and Mrs. Carl
Nichols.
Lt. Com. and Mrs. Swenson and family spent the week-end with Mrs. Park Dunbar. They Were en route to their home in Wisconsin after a visit in Flor-
ida.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Custis of Coatesville had over the week end her niece, Mrs. Stella Ingk of Jamestown, Ohbo and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Switzer of Clearfield Ky. They are granddaughters of Mrs. James Tucker. The 5th district Council ot Cubs will hold a business meeting in Rockville Wednesday, Sep* 14th. from 10:9,0 to 3 o'clock There will be a covered dish luncheon. This meeting is t , make plans for the district eonv* i tion in October. Every 11 itriet chairman is expected to at -
tend.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cook were n Cincinnati, Ohio over the weekend to attend the wedding pf their son Bob, to Margie Leo Rossa of that city. The wedding j took place in the Bon Hill Presbyterian Church at 3:30 o'clock Sunday afterroon. Several from Greencastle attended the wed-
ding.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Scobee and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Scobee, have returned to their homes after visiting jn thirteen •tales including Salifornia. They il:v> visited Yellowstone Park nd Rocky Mountains National ark and other points of inerost in the West and northwest. Kenneth Bullock. Roachdal vas arrested Saturday by Joe ’.ollingg, town marshal of Roachale ,on a warrant issued Novmber 9, 1947 charging Jiim with nalicious trespass for damage lone to the Roaehdale park. Two dlier young men charged at the ame time, paid damages and 'ines, but Bullock left the community and only recently return-
Uie month, who served dainty refreshments. The hostesses were Mrs Mary Kendall. Mary Peck and Reggie Glover. 4* 4- 4- 4Beta Sigma Phi To Mod Tuesday Beta Sigma Phi will hold its business meeting Tuesday night at 8:00 o’clock in the Public Service room. Important that all active members and pledges be
present.
4- 4- 4* 4Sorority Enjoyed Social Season I ” Ita Nu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi announces the close Of a delightful summer social season and resumption of th* regular bi-wet kly meetings. The organization’s special planned cultural programs are featured ct these regular meetings. Out standing among the fall chaptei activities is the official Rushing Program. This program is carried out in coordination with more than 3000 chapters of the .*it* i national organization throughout the United States Alaska ami Canada and is ev n participated in by chapters in England, Scotland, Hawaii Guam, Cuba and the Canal Zone Chapters established for American members living in Germany and Japan will also take part. Gwen Long, who is vice-presi-dent and official rush captain i charge of lushing activities fo 1 Delta Nu chapter here in Greencastle, states the theme of th* rush will b*’ “Vision.” The rushing program is being planned along lines which will more fully acquaint the community with the scope anil activities of this fa; reaching organization, which contributes so much to the social, culuturni and civic life of the communities in its functions. The local chapter officers a^e just beginning their active term of office and Betty Williams is president of the group, serving with her on the Executive Board are Mary Lee Ziegelman, treasuri r; Juliette Nugent, corresponding secretary and Marilyn Evans, recording secretary. 4* + + + Uiien(lshl|i (’lull To Meet Wednesday Tile Friendship Club will meet Wednesday evening, Sept. 14th, with Mrs. Irma Hardwick. All members please be present and bring articles for the aeution sale. Please not change of meet-
ing.
4*4 + S. C\ r. Club To Meet Tutstilay The S. C. C. Club will meet.
Deem Bros. Win At State Farm
Deem Bros , local semi-pro ba eball team, won an interesting game Sunday afternoon at the p* nai farm, defeating the team representing the state institution, 6 to 2. Splendid twirling by Haverly and a tliple by Mike Tzouanakis that dr ve in two runs were the highlights of Use contest. A big crowd was on hard foi the diamond encounter. fair winners Additional State Fair winner announced by the publicity department of the Fair, includes more winners from Putnam county. Among the latest winners ate the following: Noal G. Nicholson, Russellvilh 5th, Jersey bull 1 year and under 18 months; also 4th place on Jersey bull calf 4 months and under one year; 3rd on bull 1 vear and under 18 months; Glenlyn Irwin, 7th, Jersey cow 3 years and under 4; Glendyn Irwin, 4th, Get of Sire; Glendyn Irwin, 4th, Produce of Dam; Glendyn Irwin, 5th, Dairy herd; Glendyn Irwin, 10th, Cow 3 years .nd under 4; Glendyn Irwin, 9th heifer 18 months and under 2 ’.’ears; Ella Marie Nicholson, 5th on cow 2 years and under 3 Glendyn Irwin, 7th on heifer 18 months old and under 2 years, Noal Nicholson, 8th on Get of Sire; Noal Nicholson, 8th on Gel >f Sire, junior and 4th on Get if Sire senior; Tam worth hog.Illaydes Brothers, 4th on junior '’tailing hoar; 2nd on hoar pig IN MEMORY In memory of Mrs. Lula Stone who departed this life Sept. 12 1947. Dear .mothor of ours In that land far away, It seems so long Since you went away. But we know you are happy And free from all care, Since God called our dad To join you up there. The Children pd.
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3*-l- + -r+ + + + + + + +£| ANNIVERSARIES VI + + + + + + + + + + + + ( Birthdays Danny and Gilbert Dueil, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Duel), 8 years today, Sept. 12th. Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Stone and daughter, Eva Jane, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stone and daughter, Gaydell, Miss Josephine Stevie and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cow gill, Jt, were in Terre Haute Sunday to attend the wedding of Theodore Stone and Helen Potter.
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