The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 December 1950 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1950, ^
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Mi. and Mrs. Clapence Seobep entert :iinrd the following at :i turkey diinni-i Christmas Day; Mr iijtd Mrs KonnelIi Willlaine I family of Pisuria, III Mr. and Mrs Bstil Rowings ant daughter Nancy, Mr. and Mrs Dcnzil Coffey, and Mr and Mrs. Tom Seolxs* and family, all <> f -*'h* Groencastle.
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HEPALD CONSOLIDATED Entered In the postofflce at Greencastle, Indiana as sei*ond class mail maiter under act of March 7, 1878. Subscription price tl) cents per week; $4.0U per year by mall In Tutnam county; $5.00 to $7.80 per year outside 1‘utnaiu County. S. K. Kariden, Publisher 17 19 South Jackson Street IVs*sonal And Local News II II I I I S Mr and Mrs. Kalpih O. W<mh1worth colled on bis sister, I/uc Holland. Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Frank Cooper are moving from thi ir farm near Clinton Falls, to Russellville. Mr. and Mrs. Norris Clark of Fillmore, arc the parents of a son horn Thursday afternoon at the Putnam County Hospital. Dr and Mi V. Earle Wiseman nre leaving to spend several j days with Mr and Mrs H. H Brooks in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Miss Jo Anne Smith, student at Indiana University, is spending her vacation at home with he! parents, Mi and Mrs Mux
Smith.
Russell Beslie son of Mr. and Mrs. Beit Leslie, lias arrived back home, after spending his vacation in Winter Haven. Florida, and other points. Tin.* Union Vall«t,V Chapel Church W.H.C S. will meet Wednesday all day with Mrs. Vein Sipli i Bi’ing a *dlc, thimble ind si issors Everyone welcome Mrs Addle Coloina.l!, KM OliVe ■ til's'“I, lias gone to Terre Haute to b ' with her s >n, Robert M Coleman, who is ill vith pneu-
m'mia.
Miss Emily K»*stner returned to her home in Ui vrenc'.-burg after spending several dnyw with Mr. a, id Mrs Albert IVtbbs Miss Ki stner is a sister of Mrs. Dobbs. Miss Helen l^eon, who is visiting friends and relatives in Cleveland, U, will return to her art classes at DePauw University shortly after the first of the
year.
The Clinton Homemakers will meet Tii' day, Jan 2, at 1 ::!0 p. in at the home of Mrs. Ivan Hurbison Roll call will he “New Year's resolution my husband should make." Mr and Mrs Robert P Hahn and children left this morning South Bend. They will be I he guests ol Mi and Mrs. Charles Halm over Die New Year week-
end.
Mr and Mis. Joe <'umauinghani of Bumbridge s[>ent the Christmas holidays with their children m Indiartaipol'is. Mrs. Clara Steele of Hollywood, iFle., was also a giie.4. 1 > nner guests Christmas day of Mrs Clova York and father were Mr and Mrs Frank Davis of Cloverdale, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sc >lx'P and Mr and Mrs. Donald York an sons of Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Leslie had as their guests for Christmas dinner. Mrs. Hildegarde Pingleton and daughter, Linda, of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. George Hanneman and daughter of Audi i son. Their son, Russell Leslie called later in the day from Winter Haven, Florida, to wish them a Merry Christmas. Mr and Mrs. Artie O'Hair entortaiiied as their Christmas dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Harry Welch of Linton, Mrs. Grace Miller of Greencastle and Mr and Mrs. Ronald Cox < f South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Welch spent the week end with other relatives. Mi and Mrs. Donald Pitts entertained with a Christmas dinner on Sunday for thirty-one guest Those present were Mr. and Mrs. John Waymire and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Laurance Pauley and sons from Delphi; Mrs. John Pauley from Battle Ground; Mr. and Mrr. Glen Cassaday and daughter, Mr and Mrs. Charlie Franks, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hanley and daughters. Mrs. Myrtle Ross from I^afayette; Mr. and Mrs I«uwson from I ./is Angeles. Calif ; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hymen, Indianapolis; Mrs. Dora Pitta, Greencastle; Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Franks and Mr and Mrs. Bail Hymen staving over for Christiiiaii, .
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cided to make up up of names of
ENGAGED
Cru'-r .leunne Hullund
Mrs. Charles N. Holland of Roaehdalc wishes to announce the engagement of her daughter, Grace Jeunnc to Randal K. Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Howard of Wingate. The bride-elect is a graduate of the Roachdale high school, class of 1!»50. and is employed at Donnelley and Son of Orawfordsville The prospective bride-groom is a graduate of Wingate high school, class of 194. r > and is employed with National Homes, Inc., of Lafayette No date has been set for the wedding.
Entertained With Turkey Dinner Mr and Mrs. Edward Stewart and sons, John, Jeffrey and Andrew of Crawfordsville onterta ned with a turkey dinner Christmas itev foi the Holland family of Mhioh sli ■ is a dangli-
ter.
A (rec with presents for all was greatly enjoyed, also games in the a.ftiernooin. All left at a late hour to meet for Christman next year at the home of i son, Charles C Holland. Those present were the mother, Miss June Holland, Roachdtil ■; Miss Mildred Holland Michigan City, Ind, Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Holland and daughter Sandra. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Holland of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Poore and damgihter (Donna Lynn. Miss Grace Jeanne Holland, Cnawtordaville, Mr Jaimes Holland, Andi rson, Iivd.
a basket for a tection.
shut-ins and
others to whom might be sent Christmas greetings to help cheer them tip A good collection of cookies was made to send to needy war veterans. Reports were made on cookies and can iy which had been sent to a veterans hospital, on work done for and to be done for the Riley hospital and on a gift purchased for a recent bride. Program books for 1951 were given out by our
program chairman.
During the social period the hostess conducted a musical contest which was won by Mrs. William Zaring and Mrs. Cecil Craft. After the grab hag with a gift for everyone from under the tree, the meeting adjourned to meet i:i January with Mrs Forest Aker.
Maple Heights ( luh To Meet TilcMilav The Maple Heights Home Ec nu,b will meet Tuesday, Jan. 2, at HTO at the V. F W home. There will he a pitch-in supper for lOO-; members fumi.sheit by all other members. Bring covered dishes and own table service. Drink will lie furnished by
the club.
Japs Welcome Peace Pact Hews
TOKYO. Dec. 29—HIP)—Japanese welcomed today the news that the United States may go ahead with a Japanese peace treaty even if Russia dors not part icipate. Japanese business leaders said (he news will strengthen the unti-Communist camp in Japan and reassure those who have been “sitting on Die fence’’ in the IT. S-Russian tussle. Some observers said a peace treaty signed without Russian participation would make it necessary for U. S. troops to remain in Japan to prevent Russia from sending forces here. Moscow might do this, it was argued, on grounds that it did not recognize the treaty and was exercising its occupation rights. The Japanese at one time hoped American troops would he withdrawn. But that was before the Korean war, and now they want U. S. forces to stay. The traditional fear of Russian aggression is felt keenly now. Many Japanese interpreted the American note as indicating that they can count on American pm-
There has been no official reaction as yet from Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s occupation headquarters. It was geneiall.. thought that Mac Arthur, who has been advocating a peace treaty publicly since 1947, would be pleased by the U. S. note. Katsuo Okazaki, chief secretary of the Japanese cabinet, said “the reasoning of the American note is correct." He said the Japanese people will he glad
lo hear of it.
Asked regarding the issue of the Japanese rearmament Okazaki said it is a problem the United States and other countriots muat resolve. The Japanese, he said, are in no position to comment on it. The Japanese constitution renounces the right Di a Japanese military establish-
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ANNIVERSARY
Birthday
Garolyn Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Nelson. 8 years old, Dec. 29th. WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Craft, .'10 years. Dec. 29 Mr and Mrs. John Larry Waddell, 9 years, today, Dec. 29th.
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with vorit Daily Banner Carrier By Wendell Pell C irculatlnn Manager The loss we suffered in our Christmas night fire will keep me from featuring one of Th. Daily Banner carriers this week but I am sure we will be in simp to do so next week. This week I would like to relate to our subscribers the loyalty and faithfulness of our cm riers to The Daily Banner and t 0 their paper route when the chips
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Dinner In llnnor Of Granddaughter Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Schulz, Greencastle Route 2. entertained with a six o'clock dinner on Wednesday evening, Dee. 27th, in honor of their granddaughter, Peggy, who was married to Richard (Dick) Rowland on Christmas Eve. Guests were the bride and bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs Rowland. and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rowland of Greencastle; Mr. and Mrs Ray Larkin of Belle Union; Edward Schulz, Jr„ of Bello Union, and Miss Betsy Hacker, also of Belle Union. KccKvillt* ( lull Hold Mooting The December meeting of the Reelsville Social Service Club was held on Wednesday, Dec. 1.1, at the home of Mrs. Frank Jarrell. The morning was spent in visiting and a social good time Fifteen members nnd one guest, Mrs. Clarence Pollom, enjoyed | the bountiful pitch-in dinner at the noon hour. The meeting was opened at one o'clock by the group singing three Christmas carols which wen “Joy to the World,” “Silent Night’’ and “White Christmas.’’ Devotions were given in an interesting manner by Mrs. Reggie McCullough. Roll call was answered by each reading a vers • from a Christmas card. The secretary’s report was read and ap-
proved.
During the business meeting it was voted to spend ten dollars for randy, fruit and small gifts for children of the community who might not otherwise have any Christmas. It was also daneedy family, a list was made
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