The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 October 1951 — Page 2

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TIP DA?tY BAWNFk, GRFFMCASTIE. INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10. '95]

Joint Meeting Held October 2 .4 The Franklin-Jaekuon towmship's regainr monthly meeting was heUI Oet. 2nd., in the Presbyterian church. At 6:30 p. m. a pitch-tn supper was held in the church basement in honor of the 4-H boys ami girls. The business sesston was opened with group singing. Rev. Harris gave the devotions. The secretary’s and treasurer’s reports were given. Mrs. Lily Mi Ken an entertained with several Riley poems which was enjoyed by nil. Kverett Wallace county ciialranan, announeed aboni the Pet and Hobby pailv anil the county meeting. Mrs. Lena Curran township S & K leader, read some literature on safety. She announced that at the November meeting there would be contests for the ladies on articles made from feed sacks. Also the men are going to bring soy beans and corn for a show. The meeting was turned over

to Tom Hendricks and he presented the 4-H boys and girls pins and awards for this year’s work. The meeting was then turned over to .lames Risk, ttie boy’s 4-H leader. He introduced Mr. DeLong, one of the new teachers, who is interested in the 4-H work and he gave a few remarks which was greatly appreciated. Awards were presented to several 4 H members by .lames Risk, the Roachdale Klevator and Mr. Howard. At the close of the achievement program. Max Pickel, in behalf of the 4-H boys, presented Mr. Risk with a gift. To finish the evening's program. a film was shown by Tom Hendricks.

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Addle Clodfeltot .sp :t Tm - day with Mrs. Lu Wil- in. Mrs. Effic Smith l .i u-turned home from Chicago where -lie has been visiting her sistei Mrs. Mildred Newkirk The Fillmore Garden Club will meet Friday aftcinon with Mrs Mabel Grimes and Mr Huldgh Wright assistant The meeting of Hm Lion Three of the IJirsi Chit ti 11 r •t'.-h has been postponed hrcauM of the death of Clay Brother Sgt. 1-C and Mrs. Homer Sigmaji and family of Pittsburg, Calif., are visiting Mrs. Sigman’s mother, Mrs. Mabel Neuman. Pfc. Kenneth R. Carpenter has returned to his base in Mass - chusetts after spending a threi day furlough with home folks. William E. Fhi kel of Roachdale has been pledged to the Tan Kappa Epsilon fraternity at Butler Unlveisitj in Indianapolis. U. S. Young, a native of Putnam County, will be the guest .speaker at the Greeneastle Kiwanis Club luneheon on Thursday. Mr. Young, who is with the mediation department of the U S. Labor Board, will speak on labor-management relationships. Steve Deer, son of Mr. and Mrs. l^VantS Deer, has been elected president of the Young Republican Club on the DePauw University campus. There will be a meeting of the organization on Thursday evening at the Unioni building. Steve is a member of Sigma Chi. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lake of McAllen, Texas were in Greeneastle Monday and visited Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Dirks, and various places on the DePauw campus. Their son, doe Lake, attended DePauw before entering the armed forces where he lost his life in 1945 in overseas duty. He was a member of Sigma Chi fraternity.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clodfelter Mi and Mrs. Clodfelter were married Sunday afternoon in Urn Christian church in Russellville. Both are widely known in that 'ommunity. Mrs. Clodfelter was prior to her marriage. Miss Carol Gardner, daughter of Mr. ami Mrs Vernon Gardner and Mr. Clodfelter is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Clodfelter.

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Dr. and Mrs. Mark Huckereide will leave on Thursday for Florida and oilier southern point: They arrived on Wednesday with their daughter, Nancy Ann. who will be with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Hollowell, until her parents return in two weeks. The Huckereidi: live in Circleville, Ohio. Where Dr. Huckereide is engaged in the practice of medicine. Next time you are passing, look in on our new Launderette Dept. You will know why we are so proud of It. Home Laundry & Cleaners, 10-It

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