The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 September 1949 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1949.

SORORITY PLEIMJKS Ohio; Jean Murphy, Park Ridge, 111.; Rae Estelle Schulze, Des Plaines, 111.; Jane Watson, Indianapolis; Jo Ann Baker, Pratt, Kans.; Nancy Hamilton, Two Rivers, Wis.; Sally Hare, Cocoa

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MAKf; YOHIt CHRISTMAlS LAY-AWAYS NOW C. B. HAMMOND JEWEI.Elt 11 East Washington St.

Beech, Fla ; Helen Holderman, Morris, 111.; Jo Ann Morey, Bloomington, 111.; Jo Scribner, Kenilworth; 111.; and Kay Steph.nson, Syracuse. Delta /eta Beverly Alley, Danville; Loi Andersen, Nutley, N. J.; Mary Baughman, Goshen; Janet Blom >rcn, S.lver Springs, Md.; Marie Clark, Gary; Elizabeth Cla.s'; Yonkers, N. Y.; Sue Cook, Uni versity Park. Md.: Madelyn anc Marilyn Hatch, Springfield, 111 . Mary Aim Lacy, Madison. N. J.: Donna Lee, Bedford; Inez Maim. Goshen; Betty Murray, Olympia Fields, III.; Jeanette Randolph Chicago; Judy Schroeder, Gary, Mary Beth Wollenhaupt, Bamboo. Wis.. and Kathy Yuli. Lansing, Mich. Kappa Alpha Theta Joanne Dixon, Kokomo; Nancy Dodge. South Bend; Marcia Edwards, Lebanon; Mary Dee Emison, North Tarrytown, N. Y ; Anne Evans, Fort Wayne; Joyce Foster. Cincinnati, Ohio; Ann Giammattei, North Tarrytown N. Y.; Lois Hickik, Louisville, Ky.; Janet Junker, Cincinnati, Ohio; Barbara LaHue, Lake Bluff. III.; Bette Langellier, Kankakee, ill.; Sally Salsinger, Highland Park. Ill ; Mary Shattuck, Webster Groves, Mo.; Sandra Spangler, Decatur, 111 ; Susan Stark. Indianapolis; Dede Stiefenhoefer, Park Ridge, II!.; Diane Warren, Syracuse; Katie Wieland, Fenton, Mich.; Ruth Wilson and Betty Witt, Chicago; | Cynthia Allen, Clinton, N. Y..; | Sandra Brooks, Dayton, Ohio; 1 Betty Lu Browning, Los Angelas, Calif.; Jane Greer, Magnolia, Ohio; Carlotta Lance, Kenosha, | Wis., and Janet Teetor, New j Castle. Kappa Kappa Gamma Rosalie Amory, Evanston, 111.; ^ Barbara Beberstein, For*. Wayne; Caroljane Clift, Indianapolis; Carolyn Compton, Indianapolis; Judy Drompp, Logansaort; Jane Ehmann, Evanston. 111.; Sally Gantt, Paris, 111.; Betty Gross, Shelbyville; Ann j Huesmann, Indianapolis; Kny Kennedy, Muncic; Carol King, Indianapolis; Janet Marshall,

Darlington; Nancy McCoy, Cincinnati, Ohio; Mary Lou Miller, Logansport; Nancy Peregrine, Oak Park, 111.; Suzanne Pitkin. Martinsville; Kathleen Rate. Chesterfield; Thea Rautenberg, Slmhurst. III.; Patricia Reed, Miami, Fla : Sue Saunders, Oak ’ark, 111.; Dora Brooks Smoot. Washington; Martha Soldwedoi, Canton, 111.; Betty Thoma. Bluffton; Mildred Trares. Danville. .11., and Martha Ann York, In dianapolis. Pi Beta Phi Nancy Bartl, Anderson; Joanne Bradshaw, Delphi; Patricia Bradway, Indianapolis; Peggy Carey, Glencoe, III.; Marian Clarke, Muncie; Dorothy Davis, Shaker Heights, Ohio; Charlotte Dennerline, Aurora; Nancy Dyson, Rushville, ill , Phyllis Gentry, Glen Ellyn, 11!,, Connie Hathaway, Springfield, 111.; Lila Hodde, Springfield, III.. Jane Maelean, South Bend; Am. McQueen, Columbus; Shirley Newcomer, Battle Creek, M eh : Kita Pearl, L. banon; Alice Rog era, Frankfort; Joyce Roberts, Canton, Ohio; Martha Jean Uo - brugh, South Bend; Carolyn Rose, Indianapolis; Jaiut Shu 1 .- mier, South Bei.d; Margaret Smith, Salem, O'e ; Rose Ann Suverkrup, Columbus; Joan Zacharias, Blue Island, 111.; Dode Imthen, Chicago.

Today s Market Hogs 8000. Barrows and gilts steady. C md and choice 100-200 lbs. $19.75-$20 00. 165-190 lbs. $19.50-$20.00. 100-1 GO lbs. $H.50 V $17.00. Odd head near 290 lbs. $19.75. Sows $16.00-$18.50. Cattle $10.00. Calves dOO. 50c higher. Odd choice yearlings to $:i:i.00 Good steers to $29.25. Heifers top $29.00. Violets strong to $1 higher top $2900. Sheep 100. Steady. Good and choice mixed $22 00-$2:i.50. Down to $16 00 for common. Slaughter ewes $8 50 down.

THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered In the postoffice at Greencastle, Indiana aa second -lass mall matter under act ot 'lurch 7, 1878. Subscription prlee JO cents per week; $4.00 per year by mall In Putnam county; $5.00 to $7.80 per year outalde Putnam County. S. K. Karlden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street

SOCIETY ” WEDDING SOLEMNIZED SATURDA7

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M.. anil Mta. Ever .t O’Haii ard Me. and Mrs. Joe Rossok sp.-nt Sunday with Mrs. Amelia Bavlitz. The regular meeting of thi Women of the Moose will be held Wednesday evening SiiiO o’clock at the Moose Imdge. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boatman and Mr. and Mrs. Warren T. Caywood and daughters, spent the weekend at Crown Point guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Engelhart. President Clyde E. Wildman will address DePauw's first worship chapel at 10 a. in. Wednesday at Gobin Memorial church. Dr. Wildman’s topic will be "Why Take Time to Come.” A family dinner was held a! the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berry and daughters, Kay and Ji aunie on Sept. 25. Those pres cut were Mrs. John Berry, M and Mrs. John Seward and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Glaze and son, Johnnie, Mr. and Mrs. Bail Berry and daughters, Ann and Judy, and Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Berry and son, Ricky. Members from the RQachdale V.F.W. Post No. 11284 and its Auxiliary who attended the Sixth District V.F.W. meeting at Turkey Run Inn Sunday, Sept. 18. were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stamper, Mrs. Alda MoCammon, Mrs. June Garner, Mr. and Mrt" Richard Riggle, Mr. and Mrs Joseph Riggle, Mr. and Mrs Ralph Robbins, Mr. and Mrs Ciyde Perkins, and Meile Allen

Whelan of Crowville; Mr. and vlrs. Samuel Maltescn of Lafaytte; Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hunt of Yrcadla; Mr. and Mrs. R. P. .larlan, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. DIckn and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ader ill of Indianapolis.

Mr. and Mrs. many beautiful and gifts.

Ader received flowers, cards

HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Thompson Allen and twin daughters of Rockville, were dismissed Saturday.

Hayes and son were dismisse I

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\li and Mrs John Klebusrh are pictured above as they cut their wedding cake, following their marriage at the home of the bride’s parents. Mi and Mrs Glenn Flint, Saturday evening. Mrs. Klebuscli is tin forrrter Miss Marcia Flint.

Special Music Marked Service

Those attending F'illmore Christian Church Sunday were privileged to hear some very special music. Rev. George Kendal introduced Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly from his home auich in Bellingham, Washingon. Mr. Kelly is traveling ove the country giving Harmon!* concerts. He has harmonicas i all the keys and attachment, which he has invented to furth sr the quality of his music. At .he morning service he gave a jeautiful rendition of "Whisperiig Hope.” with Mi r Raymom Li&by at the piano. The entire evening service was given b .Jr. Kelly. Three numbers great I njoyed were those Rev. Kenda'. sang with harmoniC’a acc.ompani merit. He was once one of the toys in an harmonica banc directed by Mr. Kelly, a free -vili offering is taken at each of these Concerts and the entire proceed are sent back to help finance a Christian Camp for young poopl. in the state of Washington and to provide scholarships to that camp.

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Mrs. William of Greencastle,

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Mrs. Harold Anderson laughter of Gosport, were missed Saturday. Mrs. Minnie Krecht of Greeni astle R. 4, was dismissed Satur-

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John Carson of Greencastle U. 2, was dismissed Sunday. Mrs. Alice Davis of Quincy, was dismissed Sunday. Pauline Storm of Coatesville, was dismissed Sunday. Harriet Whicker of Danville, was dismissed Sunday. Mary Haltom of Quincy, was dismissed Sunday. Rose Layman of Spencer, was dismissed Sunday. Roy Goodpasture of Greencastle, was dismissed Monday. Charles Thomas of Brazil, was dismissed Monday, Louise Hart of California, was dismissed Monday. Mrs. Mary Cooper and son of Clayton, were dismissed Monday. Mrs. Lena Grimes and daughter of Greencastle, were dismissed Monday. David Williams of Greencastle, was admitted Monday. Minerva Dixon of Cloverdale, was admitted Monday. Hazel Burkett of Spencer waa admitted Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Snider of Spencer, are the parents of a daughter born Monday. Lula Ward of Roachdale, was admitted Monday. SPLIT DEVELOPS

MILTON'S POSEY PATCH

stnntial period of time.” McMahon, who previously has gone out ot his way to avoid an open clash with Hiekenlooper, apparently concluded the time had come to join the issue in

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ANNIVERSARIES ?r + + + * + + + + + + 4. + fli

Birthdays

William Parrish, 79 years today,

Seipt. 27th.

Linda Hutcheson Enjoys Party Several little friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mr.!. Lewis Hutcheson Sunday to help Linda Lou celebrate her first birthday. Little baskets and wagons filled with candy, gum, and ballons were used for favors. They found their names- and took their places at the table. They sang ‘happy bh thday’ and Linda blew out the candles. They were served ice cream and cakke. Then Linda, with a little help opened her many

gifts.

Those attending the party were Wan la Shutes, Amy and Johnny Long, Elmer Jr., Welle Karon and Sharon Seward, Danny, Gordon and Randy Hutcheson, and Mona Ruth Brown. Olliers present were Mr. an i Mrs. Everett Seward, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Long. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Hutcheson, Mrs. Opal Maun, and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Boswell. They were served | doughnuts and coffee. All left late in the afternoon wishing Linda many more happy birth-

days.

•j j. + + Jefferson Home Ee. Club Held Regular Meeting The Jefferson Townsmp Home Economies Club held their regular meeting Thursday afternoon, %'pt., 22, at the beautiful new home of Flora Larkin with Mrs. Pearl Hurst and Mrs. Gene Sallust as assistant hostesses. Their president, Mrs. Ketchem gave a report of the last council meeting. Plans were made far an exhibit for Achievement Day to be held at Reelsville, Oct. 28th. Mrs. Ketchem said the Groencastle Chamber of Commerce had asked the cooperation of the home economics club in haying a fall festival. The club was divided into small groups and discussed a program for next years work. A nominating committee was named. The motion was made and carried to buy plates for the school lunch room instead of the project that had been planned. Twenty five members answered roll eall by giving their fa\orite one dish meal recipe. The members were pleased to have Mrs. Benner with them. Other guests were Mrs. Herbert Elmore, Mrs. Rolfs Henkels, an 1 Mrs. Mildred Staley. Mrs. Kenneth Salsman is a new member. The next meeting will be hel l at home of Mrs. Amos Fine, Oct. 27th, witli the lesson” Food for Health’’ given by Pauline Larkin and Dorothy Pickens. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all our children, relatives and friends for the many lovely flowers, cards and gifts given to us on our 50U, wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. William Ader Pd-

Needleeraft ( lllh Meeting Held Friday

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The Needleeraft Club met Willi Mrs. George Schafer on Friday afternoon with good nttemlance. The highlight of the meeting was the presence of their honoriry member, Mrs. Eugene Hamek from Sau Bernardino, Calif. It was voted to place the nanu>f Mrs. Vesta Rawlins of F 1 Wayne on this honorary list. The 5th District meeting of dubs to be held at Clinton Octiber 14. was announced. The club contributed to the polio fund. Mrs. Prank Schafer gave a very clever orig’nal skit entitle t ■‘Friend Husband.” She also gav" ’ he history of lace and pottery, closing with two contests. Seasonable refreshments were -:erved by the hostess during the social hour. The club adjourned to meet with Mrs. Cecil Brown In October. + 4- + + Group Enjoyed Wiener Roast Friday Night Jean Nelson. Pete Nelson, Ralph Johnson, Lucille Johnson and Evelyn Nelson, entertained friends at a wimer roast Friday night at the home of Jean Nel-

son.

Those present included Russe’i Cox, Lucille Johnson, Joan King, Bobby Wallace, Forest Varvel, Chitra Hutcheson, Bud Wilson, Jeanie King, Jimmy Wallat S Carol Rossok Malcolm Burk. Martha Littrell, Leonard Wells, Charlene Nelson, Karin Reed, Ralph Johnson, Junior King and Gene Ash. + + + \ O. E. S. Meeting Wednesday Evening The fall meeting of the Ninth District organization of the Order of the Eastern Star will be held Wednesday evening, September 28. at the Masonic Hall m Waynelown. A pitch-in dinner will be served at 6:.i0. Members are requested to take their own table service. Herbert C. Morrison of Crawfordsville, Worthy Grand Patron of the Indiana Grand Chaptei, will be henored at the meeting. All Eastern Stars are cordially invited. + + •; + Knachdnle p. T. A. To Meet Oct. $ The October meeting of the I Roachdale P. T. A. will be held in the home economics room at the school building at 2 p. ni. Monday. Oct. 3. The committee has planned an interesting program and looks forward to a large attendance. The P. T. A. will sponsor a booth at the high school carnival on Saturday evening, Oct. 1. A donation of home-made candy, cookies or handwork from each member will be appreciated. 4* 4* ♦ Local Couple Wed 50 Years Mr. and Mrs. William Ader were greatly surprised Wednesday evening, Sept. 21, by their children, relatives, friends and neighbors, the occasion being their 50th wedding anniversary. Those attending from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Richard

Actor "Framed" Starlet Charges

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 27 (UP I The District Attorney’s office investigated charges today by film starlet Lila Leeds, 21, that actor Robert Mitehum was framed in his arrest on marijuana charges. She indicated to police investigators that she thought blonde dancer Vickie Evans, 26, was r police spy who lured the bobbysox idol and herself into a trap

last year.

Mitehum, asked to cormer.t on

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