The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 December 1952 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER, GRFENCASTlf, INDIANA, MOnDaY, DECEMBER 8, 1952
NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION The rn<lt‘r*lgn<-<l Attinlnislralor of Ihr r.slal<‘ of <'»Un*rlnf •iolmsou u ill ttflcr fui sal<‘ ul l*Hl»llr \ ml ion on tin iiremist-s ,111 ol lh< InHisnlmlil kimmN uml |>*‘rs>iiiiil |tr<i|M*rl.\ <•) lln ilt^i'di-nl
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Wednesday, December 1C, 1952 AT l‘J:Wl O’* LOCK I’l.ACK: l.itlc rcsidnniv ol ( jilln'rlii)' Koa< h •IoIiiihom, <Ii*- ' in tin* town ol Morion, Im'Iiik Ihr first honsr \\,'s| of llir Slorr on Ihr North Sitlr of l . S. No. :fti. IIOrsKIIOI.il tiOOIIS: Wirkrr chairs; rorUioK chairs; sled chairs; stand tahlc; radio; mirrors; conch, tahlc; tahlr hmi|>s; victrolli; flower stand !t\l’! rug; c.artains; |>icturcs; dresser; hed mult re ss nod springs; hrd clot hing ; cloth; dining tahlr and cltuirs; bllffrt; complelr In-d: chest; cherry rhrsl; cuphoard; mirror; heating stove; I2\I5 rug; cooh sto\r; oil stove; chest; cabinet; pots, pans and tuhs; kitchen cabinet; I'orcli swing; niiscell.iricnus tlishes and other items I.to numeious lo nirnlion.
ARVEL C. ROACH, Administrator
Al.ltKKT III N i l It, Anelim ! IIAMII.TON \ HAMILTON, Allornr.vs.
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Minnie M. Buis was born in Marion Tow’nship, Putnam county, on January d. 1868. and departed this life November 29th, 1P52, at the age of 84 years. 10 months and 28 days. The daughter of Thomas J. and Rebecca Weatherly Ruark, she was one of a family of eight children: Marietta, who died in infancy, George, Albert, Gilbert. Mrs. Della Glidwell. Mrs. Mrs. Ruby Coffin and Mrs. Jewell Gorham of Greencastle. whe
alo"" survives.
on November 2, 1887, she was united in marriage to Emerson Etheridge Buis, and this union lasted 57 years until December 20th, 1945, when her beloved companion was taken in dfath. They were the parents of five children, all of whom survive. They are: Oran E. of Marion Township; Almon R. of Peoria, 111., Mrs. Hazel Burgess of Indianapolis; Mrs. O. H McNary of Vevay and Berl E. of Marion Nine grandchildren have been priviledged lo know grandmother’s loving interest and kindly counsel, and her* five young great- grandchildren were a •source of joy and pride. Early in life she accepted Christ as her Savior at a meeting at Mt. Meridian, latei becoming a member of the Bethel Maplist Church. This membership she retained the remainder of her life. Her faith in God was implicit the guiding principle of her life, and she was a living example of this faith to her childlen Her family and their welfare was always her chief interest, and the home was always a place
of loving reunion
turnpike. Approximately 100 grade sep orations and some 20 bridge.; would be needed for the highway which will require 12.000 barrels of cement a mile. The road also is scheduled lo have a continuous auxiliary strip for motorists forced to the side of the
road.
Short said contracts will be let for five and 10 mile sections to speed completion. He said man\ contractors will be working on the road at the same time. Governor-elect George N. Craig is said to be watching the progress of the present highway plans with interest and there are rumors that several more tol: roads may he in the offing.
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Bee Hive Rebekah Lodge will inert tonight in regular session.
CLINTON FALLS Mr. and Mrs. John Martin and family motored to Indianapolis Saturday night. Mr and Mrs. Janies Bulk ami Duane, entertained Mr and Mrs. Raymond Wright and John Wm. Burk. Kevin and Kris at dinnei
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Cruse, Kay and Karen and Doyne, ralle I on Mr. and Mrs. Junior Martin and sons Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman McMullen called on Mr. and Mrs Cle i Keyt Sunday night Mr and Mrs. Forest Farrow and son, visited Mr. and Mrs. John Martin Saturday Mr. and Mrs. John Moore and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. Willard Miller Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Martin entertained at Thanksgiving dinner, Mr. and Mrs John Martin and family. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Martin and sous of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Marion Cruse and family and Mr. and Mrs. Junior Martin and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Sims and Pamela, and Miss Betty Keyt were dinner guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Keyt and son Thanksgiving Day. Mr. ami Mrs. James Love wire callers in the
evening
Church services Sunday, everyone welcome. Mr. and Mrs. James Burk and i Duane, called on Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Martin Wednesday even-
ing.
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She adways met us at the door. Arms stretched in welcome
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With tender love she greeted us, And drew each one inside However late or far we fared, We knew a welcome sure. Her love for ns forever burned A beacon bright and pure. At heaven's door, she'll watch and wait, Hoping for each to come. To feel again her arms enfold Her children, every one. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks lor the kindnesses shown us at the time of the death of our beloved mother, Minnie M. Buis. We especially thank the singer, Mrs. Phyllis Jackson: Rev. Rissler; the undertaker, Charles Rector and staff; those who sent flowers, food, expressions of sympathy and the neighbors who were so helpful. We shall always remember these kindnesses gratefully. The Family. MITER HIGHWAY KTRATEB
INDIANAPOLIS, Dee. 5 (INSi— Indiana's $150 million super-highway across the north- I ern section of Hoosierland imy | be partially ready for use in 1954 and should be completed in 1955.
Indiana Toll Road Commission! , ... member Bruce Short, of Indian- Give beaut| ful, upolis, said first contracts on durable, and the four-lane divided pny-as you- economical gifts
drive highway probably will be I let next March. j
The Commission met today in Indianapolis to discuss plany for a traffic count and a cost
estimate.
Present plans call for eight or 10 rloverleaf interchanges depending on the traffic count. And present cost estimate is $1 million a mile running from Gary, parallel with U. S 20 south of Michigan City, South Bend and Elkhart to Ohio, where it would ■ nnneet with the proposed Ohio
Friday ut the home of Mis Boi* Wi< hiuann for their a uiuio Christmas party. Afi r a |iiti'li in luncheon, Mi- Wiliiier J Alain conducted the last business meeting of the year. Mi ■ .lam . Nicholson read a letti from Mi s Meredith it •• ve Lainont thanking the club for a package of sugar she had recently ivqeiv cd Her letter included a excit mg di sci ipt ion ei cinistoias i
Scot land.
Mrs. Gerald Clodfelter i"|mii!cd the activities of the committee in charge of boxes for servicemen. She read a thank you note from Pvt. Betty .1 Williams, then stationed at Fort Li e, Virginia. Miss Williams is currently Clinton township's only woman m uniform. Mrs. Wayne Bettis read a report on films available for use in school. The P T. A may pieview these films and secure them for local use. Mr. Harry Me Cabe repotted that December 11, at 7:00 p. in. club members and their families will meet at Clinton Center for instruction in artificial respiration. She read an article from Readei Digest entitled When Life is in Your Hands. The membei -hip committee annouheed that Mrs. Claude Newgent and Mr Me\ Nrwgent have become mcmbci - of the club. .Mrs. Hairy Hansen thanked members fin raids aim letters she received d ring in extended illness. Mis. Albin thanked members for their cooperation during the past year. She conducted the installation of officer.- During the coining year Mrs Ivan Ha. - bison will serve as president; Mrs. Harry McCabe, vice pie : dent; Mrs. Ed Steele, secretary Mrs. Albeit Whitehead, treasurer, and Mis. Elizabeth Clodfelter. publicity chairman. Next yeai's program was announced. Program books will he distributed m
January.
Member, i i i:eivi d a aift from their secret sisters who' ; names Were revealed at Urn ; lore of thi
meeting.
Guest: pus id included Mrs. Fred Wielinmnn, Mrs. Ira Hutch: son, Mrs. John Ton and Carolyn, Mis. Willis Neese, Mrs. John Hood, Mr. Max Newgent, Mts. Ted Whitehead. Club members pre.-.ent w re Mrs. Harry' Hansen, Mi Khz ibeMi Clodfelter, Mi Wilmcr J. Albin and •Ituni,, o :b vie Mrs. Harry McCabe. Mi. Gerald Clodfelter, Mrs. Jam Nicholson, Mrs. E l Steele and Edgar Gary and Mil hnel Mi Robert William. . Mrs Leo Hazlett, Mrs. Harold Wysong, Mis. Willard Clodfelt •r, Mrs. Wnvne Bettis, Mrs. Anim Sutherlin and Jim and Paula, Mrs. Roy Live .-ay, Mrs. Albeit Whitehead, Mm Ivan Harbison, Mrs. Hubert Cooper, Jr , and Lee, Mrs. Max Giltz and Carol, and Mi Bob Wichmann.
Andrew E Durham has gone to Chicago and Topeka, on busi-
ness.
Se.'lioii One Will Meet On Thursday Section One of the Christian ! church will meet with Mrs. J. B. Crosby at 7:.'!0 p. in. Thursday, December 11th. Mrs. Harley \ Miller will have the program. !
Present Bay ( lob To Meet Tuesday
Present Day Chib will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
the singing. Roll call was answered with a Christ nuns poem. The outlook lesson was given by Mrs. Leonard Alexander The installation ol offieers \vaa | hehl in an impressive candlelight creninny. A Christmas gift grab bag v.a ; \
tpld.
Secret sisters were revealed for | 1952 and new names drawn for 1959. Secret sister gifts were received by Mrs. Kenneth Suther)(n, Mrs. Floy Nichols and Mrs
Frank Toney.
The door prize was won by
the meeting. An interesting v^i ■NY, m” a- - 'll't r P uy Mrs Max Jackson, The filial twmv tfatiiret ■■••■ v\ lime si ret puts lor tar were revnitcil, S. ( (’. deet- Tticsritty s. c C wilt have a t'iiritj .oei t T 1 " ' Wttl eloek at the home of Mrs., Arnold
at the home of Mrs. Wilbur Don- .yj rs Margaret Robinson, her. it was voted to have two co-
hoslesses for each meeting ilur-
Reailiug Firele ing the following year, the co-
To Meet Tuesday The Tuesday Reading
Circle
hostesses are to bring the refreshments and give u short les-
sen on fooil preparation.
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| Wedding iij
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j annnuneed the
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i-iagc of their 'laughter, gatet Ann. to Malcolm _ 1 Jewel! The wedding Willi
i()0' members of the y eav l plan at 9 o'clock Dec. Floy Nichols* M rs -} Gobie Memuriat church.
wet'' N,, ' s M Frank Toney j,-,,. nuie; t., -.4
Paul Sinelan.
Mr. and Mrs. Bllet Ensor, of Pa inbridge R 1, wish to an-
M i and Mrs. William Fowler J'“'ttnee the engagement of their
are the parents of a
Saturday.
and Mrs. Lois Zeiner. Mrs. Loi j Zeiner, has been n 190', member each year since the organization
of the filub.
The Girl Seoul Council will meet Tuesday afternoon at 1:90
at Gobin church.
b 0rn ] daughter. Wanda Jean, to Nobh Kugene Sutherlin, son of Mr. and Mis. Abe Sutherlin, Coatesville R 2. No date has been set
for the wedding.
Clarence Scobee is reported as recovering nicely from a majoi opt ration at the Putnam County
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Starr, Jr., and son of Terre Haute visited Mr. and Mrs Fred Star on Taylot Place on Sunday. The regular meeting of the Clovi i dale P. T. A. to be held tin- ev ning has been postponed till December 15th. Mr and Mrs. John Long ati fueled the ice hockey game at Indianapolis Saturday evening between Chicago and Detroit. Tin Becchwood Pleasant Circle club will meet Monday, Deoi mbei 8th with Flossie Alexander They will have a ten cent gift exchange.
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Funeral and burial r.ei vices for William Hawkins, were held Monday afternoon at 2:90 in the Chapel at the Highland Cemetery ;r. T: r>, Haute MeCuri \ Funeral I " Home haif charge of the services. I
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Mrs. Gilbert Blotch and Mrs. Lloyd Duncan attended the ice hockey game between Chicago and Detroit at Indianapolis Sat-
urday evening.
Unit No. .58 Cassell C. Tucker
Post of American Legion will hold a staled meeting tonight at 8 o’clock at the Home. Free
■ « ndwiehes will tie served. J Rex Queeney of Crosse
Point*, and Fred Furney of D - trod were the weekend guests i i Mr. Quceney’s parents, Mr m . Mrs. E. E. Queeney in North-
wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Simpson
Stoner and Mrs. William M M - Gaughey returned on Saturday from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where they have spent the past
several weeks.
Rickle.v-llryun Wedding Dec. 6tli. Mrs. Kathleen Bryan and Harold G. Reckley were united in marriage on Dec. 6. at 7 o'clock. I’lie ceremony was performed by Ret Orville Davis in the Keydone Chapel of Gobin Memorial
church.
Attendants of the couple were Mrs Laurin Linley of Gloverdale and Richard E. Coffee, of St.
Louis.
Following the ceremony the couple left on an extended trip throughout the south.
'>iitherlln-St okes M eliding Announced
A wedding, beautiful in it , .mplicity, occuryd at the Som-
Among those from Greenca tie who witnessed the ice hockey game in Indianapolis Saturday evening were Nelson Pnrliamem Earl Boyd. Marion Sears and
Wilma Bladen.
eiset Christian church on Saturday morning, December 6th. at 11:00 o'clock, when Beulah Stokes and John T. Suthei!i:i
were united in marriage.
Rev. James Brown, pastor of the church, read the ceremony i:t the presence of relatives and near friends of the two families.
Preceding the ceremony, Mrs
flames Tippin played a group of
bridal airs.
Mrs. Asa Duncan, as matron of | honor, accompanied her sister to the altar. William M. Platt, a close friends of the groom, acted
as best man.
The bride wore a grey suit with matching accessories, ami a J corsage of red roses. Mrs. DunM. I can wore an iridescent taffeta dress with a corsage of yellow
carnations.
Out of town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Nick Holzmer from Hobart. Mr and Mrs. Oliver Sutherlin and daughter, Wilma, and Mrs. Katherine Bridges, all r.f
will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:90 at the home of Mrs. J. B. Crosby. 9C0 G teen wood. .Monday lioou ( lull Meets Tonight The Monday Book Club will meet tonigh' at 8 o'clock with Mrs. Herold Ross. There will br the usual Christmas gift ex-
change.
Veronica ( lub To
Have Luncheon Meeting The Veronica Club will have a carry-in luncheon tit the home of Mrs. Josef Sharp at 12:30 o'clock Wednesday. Remember 10 cent gift exchange.
Cluh Plans Dinner Tuesday Evening
The Happier Homes Demon-
stration Club will hold a dinner ^ illiam Reddish. Mrs. Maurice party at the East Side Drive-In I *' orf t it: <’ conducted the install:! Tuesday at 6:45 p. m. ! tion exercises.
At the noon hour a deliciou 10-operative dinner was enjoyei by the fifteen members pn sent The ne\T* president, Mrs Atidie Jackson, opened the uf ternoon session with roll call Mrs. Rafe McGaughey read ; Christmas poem which described a Christmas Eve under Stalin Following the reading of thr secretary’s report the club collect
Mrs. Milligan HohIcuh I’ll Kti-sell Twp. ( Inti
The Russell Township Honti Economies Club met Thursday. Dec. 5 for all day with Mrs Dwight Milligan hostess, Mrs Frank Houska was the assistant. The morning session eonsistud of installation of new officers Ttie officers for 1959 are: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Atidie Jackson, vici * oceo but ••France has *
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’’Europeans."
Tile | co in several yearn occun Gen A' : •: Frl lesident I Opi'll.tl-’ ; ivl men' pj
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tration.
He said his nation ■‘friendly pet at mi .vital
president. Mrs. Rafe McGaughey and secretary-treasurer. Mrs
Maple Heights \YS( s W ill Meet Wednesday
The Maple Heights W.S.C.S. will meet Wednesday at 1:30 p. m with Mrs. Dennis Sutherlin. There will be a 50-cent gift exehange and also a white elephant stile All ladies interested are cordially invited to attend.
maintain order." More than lo 000 troops t put on a ; md-by alert throl out the prottM torate. Spahisl Gouni.- r turbans began pan-oiling | Casablam a eh aring - the st| of groups
Mr.- IV «lg .mil Kctul i j Keyt. Mi s Gin , llui ton and j dren spent the w,, k-end
Roachdale; tilso Mr and Mrs William M. Platt and children o
Lafayette.
Mis. ( olliver Hostess To Bainhridgc ( lull
Bainbridge M. A. Literary Club met with Mrs. S. A. Colliver. After business session, Mrs. Gilbert Hale reviewed “Strange Lands and Friendly People, very interestingly. The current project, “Crusade for Freedom" was adopted with Mrs. S. A Colliver and Mrs. D. O. Tate as chairmen. Cooperation ^ is aolicted from each and every i y club and its members. y (’lub adjourned to meet with Mrs. Frank Miller. Mrs. S. A if
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Colliver will give book review y
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Kappa Alphi Theta * Alumna** Meets Tuesday The Kappa Alpha Theta \ Alumnae chapter will meet Tuesday evening tit 7^90 with Miss I Pearl O’Hair. Somerset Church Group W ill Meet December 18 The Willing Workers of the I Somerset Church will have an 1
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Those wishing to attend th • dinner meeting of the Putnam County Historical Society at th Union Building, Wednesday, evening, i all Mrs. Florence Boat right for reservations not later than Tin -day morning. Dee. 9. V F. W Ladies Auxiliary will hold a membership dinner Tue - day evening at 7 o'clock at th Post Home. Members are asko.l to bring a dish of food and ,i prospective member as gnesi Meat will tie furnished by th
Auxiliary.
Elder F S. Fisher was calle 1 to occupy the pulpit of the Browns Valley church on Sunday, due to the illness of the tegular pastor, Elder C. L. Airhart of New Market, who is at pic ent jonfined lo his bed and tinable to attend his regular duties. Mrs. T D. May anh herdaugr, ter. Ona, of New York City arrived by plane on Sunday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Russeil Pierce. Mrs. May, a niece of Mrs. Pierce, was formerly Miss Mary Jane Irvine of Greencastle. Mr. May and sifn are expected to come to Greencastle in time for
Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Robert Myers and son, Danny, returned home Saturday from a vacation in Flotilla. They were Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bee of Vero Beach, and former residents of Greencastle Mr. and Mrs. David Jones were also guests of Mr. and Mrs Be" on Thanksgiving Day. Watch for our Wednesday and Thursday Laundry Special next week. Home Laundry A Cleaners. 8-lt.
Chili To Mcel With Airs. Arthur Eggers West Floyd Home Demonstration Club will have an all day meeting Wednesday, Dec. 10th, at the home of Mis. Arthu-
Eggers.
Morning Miisictile Meets Wednesday The Morning Muxicale will meet Wednesday evening tit 7:90 at the home of Mrs. George Gove, instead of Tuesday as stated in Saturday's Banner Huston Cluli Family Dinner Tonight The Boston Club will hold its . annual family Christinas dinni i , this evening at 6:30, at the horn • of Mrs. J. F. Hirt, 703 East Washington street. All members are asked to bring table service. Following the dinner, there will be carol singing and a play presented by some of the members.
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all day pitch-in dinner at the j S home of Mrs. Charles Baldwin [ ^ on Thursday, Dec. 18th. As this j V is our Xmas meeting. James y Brown will give the Xmas story, I ^ Dorothy Day will have the De- ! votions and Mrs. Eva Price and ! SR
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Vera Flint are on the program | j*
committee.
j .Mrs. Emma Furrow «* Hostess to W.S.C.S. i The Bainbridge W.S.C.S met Thursday with Mrs. Emma Farrow. Fourteen members were
present.
The lesson was given by Mrs. Bennett and Mrs Davix. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Arrangements were made for boxes for soldiers and shutins and the turkey supper and bazaar to be given Dec. 10, at the ! Methodist church. Meeting ad- * journed with prayer to meet with Mrs. Ruth King in January 1
Martha Washington ( lull To Meet The Martha Washington Club will meet Wednesday, Dee 10, at 7 o’clock with Mix. Ruth Frye Members please remember 50c grab bi g gift. West Marion Cluh Met With .Mrs. Ray McGinnis The West Marion Home Demon strution Club held its December meeting at the home of Mrs , Ray McGinnis, with Mrs. Malcolm Wade, as co-hostess. A bountiful turkey dinner was enjoyed by fifteen members, five children and one guest, Mrs ' Margaret Robinson Mrs. Donald Quick read the history of the song, “Hark the Herald Angels Sing'’ and led
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