The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 April 1953 — Page 2

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ria in three days and then hig hest More in two weeks. While the swirling: dogfights were r,""i.-', on. K-M Thimderjets Hr tn witliiii 12 miles <>f Man- , 'Hire- lo att.nek a key rail line, di rroviri; 20 boxcars and ripping up rails an the Sintlijtl-

.Vamsidong route

(Min i groups of dive-bombers bit eight rail bridges and a transformer station near ChiniiHinpo, the port for the North !<o: ui rapital of Pyongyang. <>n I he ground. South Korean troop. In 11 ached new counterult.ii k to push Chinese Com- , 111., i off an outpost east of ih ihikhan River, which they lost three days ago. 'Pile I’.OKS wrestled control of ilie ),<: lit ion from the Chinese for a brief while early today, then got thrown nark when (he Red. ill lied III fresh troops. Huv.-vii. the South Koreans < oiinteriit I ached late today and the battle was still raging at last iipurt- II was the bitterest fight

along the front.

Id -cwhere. American Marines l,.1 tied with Chinese patrols near I’.injjiunjont. The leathernecks In .1 two small outposts, but reuicii them at noon. At the far is torn tip of the front, ROK t.viops battled back an attack ■ i; .'iiii.'t Anchor Hill before dawn, WESTERN FRONT. Korea, Apr il 7 OMP) Chinese Communists today, in an unprecedented gesture, hound the wounds of a raptured U. S. marine, lifted him onto a stretcher and carried him to a spot fifty yards from the I). S. lines Then they broadcast an invitation to his comrades to come and

get him

TOKYO, April 7 —(UP)- Tht Chine.-" Communist radio Pcip ,ug said today "an early armisH " can he achieved" if the allies ihow the same good faith in <liscic ing an armistice as in working out the exchange of sick and \ 'Uindcd prisoners of war. Quoting a special correspondi nl ai Kaesong, base camp for the Red truce delegation, the Coiiuminist radio gave a straight levies' of yesterday’s conference

at Punmunjom.

The broadcast added:

It is clear that if the Ameri,n : vetniiMnitihas similar good l .Ci :<u- resumption of negotia- ■ n- ami complete settlement of Hu outstanding prisoner of we: t|tn lion, an early armistice can I achieved in Korea without. I filler delay after six months iispciieion oi the Panmunjom

armistice talks."

fHL DAILY BANN6R and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered In the post office at ireciicastle, Indiana as second lass mall matter omler ait of March 7, I.H7H. Sutwcrlpttou prto ’A cents |»er week; per i-car by mall in Putnam County: >0.IMI to ft0.40 |»er year oiiMldx ’‘utniuii Oounty. Telephone Oft, 74 or 114 M. K. KaHden, Pubflakor 17-19 South Jackson Street

THE DAILY BANNER^GfEEMCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDk/, ^RIL 7,

o ci k t y MARRIAGE SOLEMNIZED ON EASTER

TODAYS BVBIaR THOUGHT One way to prove divine horedty i.s in fidelity to universal higher law. Being born again in ans simply that we yield obedience to the higher lather than the animal law of life. Though he was a son yet he learned obedience. Heh. 5:8.

IVrsonal And Local News Uriels

Mrs. David Harshbnrger is teported ill at her home in Rmicb-

dale.

Fay S. Hamilton is visiting relatives and friends in Birmingham, Alabama, for several days. The Ridpath school will conduct a paper drive on Monday and Tuesday, April !•" and 14 Anyone having paper please contact one of the pupils. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Jones and son, Steven Ray, ami Gene Kerrick of Peru spent Raster Sunday with -Mr. and Mr 11 . W. O. Mathew in Putnamville. Mr. and Mrs. James Myers and children have gone to Kentucky to attend the funeral of a relative Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson of Lafayette accompanied them. Carl McGraw, 30. of Bainbridge Route 1. was lodged in the Putnam county jail at 5 p. ni Monday by Sheriff Joe Rollings on a warrant charging assault and

battery.

Section 4 of the Christian. Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Benton Bennett. West Washington Street, Thursday, 7:30. Mrs. Vein Shirley will he

the leader.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Storm have returned to their home in Greeneastle after spending several weeks in Wabossa. Kin. They also visited a cousin at the Warm Springs Foundation in Georgia. Dr. and Mrs. V L. Singleton and .son, Stephen, of Pearl River. N. Y. spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Singleton. Dr. Singleton will spend the week in Chicago attending a Chemical meeting Mrs. Singleton is spending the week with her parents, M>. and Mrs. James E. Brattain of

Parke County.

Eleven Greeneastle people attended the joint installation meeting at the Brazil Veterans of Foreign Wars Home Monday nigtit Department Commander

I u "11vi 11" Maxine Keith. Kan-jciyde Millei installed the officers

Hospital Notes

Mr and Mi Robert Mathews, C'venrnstle. arc the parents of

i.r.; hter horn Monday.

In,ini- ed Monday: Mrs. Wi!- ■ u Knauer and daughter, R. 4: 'ail Caul eel and Beulah Caul eel, ii ih oi Amu; Cordelia Johnson,

City. Mo.; Don Hornbook,

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FiSHIN' FUN As many of the Local Hopefuls know, there is a closed cason this year on all Pan-ti-h, as well ait all species of liana This lias been a much discu. ,ied subject all over the ■tate. with various groups having a difference of opinion. Ttiis column, like everyone Use has an opinion, so we will offei it for your consideration. VV. have hail an open season the.\ear round, for about eight t ears, and records will how that we have had better Blueglll fishing in the last few years than ever before. The liemendoiis rate of increase of the Bluegill makes it necesiy to thin their numbers every year, so that there will be enough food for the survivoi s to grow to desirable size. Which is better, a thousand Bluegill eight inches long, or ten thousand that will measure four Inches? That is about the proportion in a lake that isr’t fished enough, and the ad thing is that those ten thousand Bluegill can never get any larger than four inches . , . What is your opinion ? THE SPORTSMANS SHOP Pulliam County’s Tackle Box.

ol the Post and the Fathers Auxiliary and Past Department President Edi th Crawley assisted in the installation of the Indies Auxiliary Those present Ijojn here in addition to Commundei Miller and Mrs. Crawley were Mrs. Emily Shonkwtler, Roy Thomas. Wilmer Albin, Krnesl Radei. James Harlan. Ray Miller, l-ee McNeely, Dave Burnett and James B. Zeis. TV - TONIGHT COCIMTSV WRIGHT ELEC.

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Superman Guest, Book Tea Time Tunes Weather; Winn Winn; Gardens Perry Como Telenews Bishop Sheen Ozzie & Harriet The Ruggles Auto Show Danger Dr. Fixum Three Guesses Weather Man News Chas. Laughton Music in Nile Theater My Margie

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Mrs. Cena Morgan aim soe, David, left this morning for Pittsburgh, Pa., to visit Mrs. Cornelia Allen Hester and fam-

ily.

Earl Fisk Camp No. 48 U. S N. V. and Auxiliary No. 54 will met Thursday. April 9, at T'mil p. m. at the Public Service Co. Mrs. Albert Williams, president of Beta Province East of Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority, will be Niiest speaker for the sorority's .state day celebration Saturday at Highland Golf and Country! Club in Indianapolis. James E. Capps, of Evansville,! a penal farm escapee, was taken J to the state reformatory at Pendleton today by Deputy Sheriff' Noel Bettis and Ed Thomas. ( apps was sentenced to serve one-to-five years by Judge John H. Alice in the Putnam circuit , court. Helen A. Binda« and Lon-a j Barber of Greeneastle will attend j Hie annual spring meeting April | 10-11 at Indiana University of die Indiana State Home Economics Association. Approximately | 500 high school and college j teachers will be in attendance, j Sunday dinner guests of Mr. I and Mrs. Forest Figg, Fox Ridge, j were, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bur- J ton and children, Linda. Charles,! Darlene and Bobbie; Mr. anil Mrs. Bennie Hall and daughter, Sue; and Mrs. Mary Rogers, all of Greeneastle. Afternoon guests were, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eversole and children, Vickie and Tommy, of Spiceland. Mr. Eversole is a brother of Mrs. Figg.

ENGAGED

,g at 7:30 o’clock with Mi. Varon' Arnold. Mrs. Bernarc landy will be the program leadr and Mrs. Lee Williams will be ip worship leader

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Fool exchange.

\V. s. C. s. .Heeling Held !>c Thursday, April ‘1

The W.S.C.S. of Maple Heights net Thursday. April 2 at 7 P. M t the home of Mrs. Cleo Mclains. The meeting was called tc nli i• by the vice president, Mrs lodlst Haltom. "What a Frien ,Ve Have in Jesus” was sung tp the group. Mrs. Grimes read tin -iTiptiire reading of the LasAitehison. son of Mr. and Mrs. | Supper.

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Clothing and household fabrics one of the largest items in every family budget, continue to be carelessly bought and poorly maintained, accounting for damage losses in the millions of dollars. Home Laundry & Cleaners. 7-lt I. O. (). F. NOTH E The 23rd District will hold the | regular monthly meeting at Fil.more Wednesday, April 8th ut 7.'10 The second degree will be conferred. All members please attend. Lets bleak the record. Refreshments will be served. I WILL BROAIM \>l OVER RADIO STATIONS j Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henderson, R. 2 Greeneastle, who operate t he Knob-Hijl, Turkey fa; in will be on a transcribed radio pro-1 gram of Medford Maxwell Thursday, April 16 They will be heard over station WLS and WDZ, both of which are heard by local listeners. They will appear on WLS of Chicago at 6:35 n. m., and from Decatur, 111 . WDZ at 12:30 noon. Tf \TTEND CONFERENCE Audrey Clark, Sandra Watson, Barbara Smith, Judy Fredericks and Ann Copland, DePauw freshmen, arc planning^ lo attend i. conference on church relatione! vocations at North Methodist church. Indianapolis. April 10. 11 and 12. These MSM members will consider job opportunities in various fields. Vocations which will be considered at the conference are the pastoral ministry, social work, music, church secretarial work, and world and national missions. Other fields will include nursing, administration o' children's and old people's homes, college teaching, religious education and public relations. STOLEN ( HECKS FOUND SCATTERED ALONG ROAD CRAWFORD8VILLE, April 7 Checks totaling $2.j33.30, taken in a break-in of the Meadow Gold Milk and lee Cream Company here, have been recovered, Ciawforilsvllle police said yesterday. The checks were found scattered along U. S. 136 between here and New Ross. The break-in which occurred early Sunday morning netted thieves approximately $4,000 in cash and checks. The money was taken from a safe in the secondfloor office of the company. ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Miss Kay Jean Tresner, Greencastle R. 3, 17 years old today. April 7. Susie Glidewell. 9 years today, daughter of Mr. an Mrs. Ted (glidewell. John Mayhall, l6 years today, April 7. Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeWeese, Indianapolis, 7 years today, April

Mr. and Mrs. Ward D. Mayhall, 25 years today, April 7. Mr. and Mrs. Janies B. Zeis, 31 years today, ^pril 7.

Mr. and -Mrs. Bobbie H. Crawley Miss Ella Jane Kelley, daughlci of Mr. and Mrs. George Kelley, of Russell Township, became the bn-*' "f Bobbie R. C r .®' v ■' 0 Roachdale, on Easter at the Federated ■ In 11 eh m Rtisse. n be

Circle 7

Meets rlllirsila> Circle 7 of the Gubin church Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet at 7:30 p in. Thursday With Mrs. Reasoi Biddle. The program will b" piesented by Mrs. June Mizer Country Corner Club To Meet Friday H | The Country Corm i Home Be I Club will meet with Mrs Everett jp j Fonr.er Friday afternoon, April !§j 10. at 2 o’clock. Members please |:j | note the change of time and ilafe

ENGAGED

•mi-.in Moffett

Ml and Mrs. Donovan C. Moffett of Cortland. N. Y. wish to announce the engagement of then daughter. Susan, to James

William

ington. *1* U Miss Moffett is a graduate'of 'ortlnnd High School and De1 amv University, where she was •nember of Kappa Kappa Gamma social sorority. At present .-he i- teaching at Clarksville, New York. Mi Aitehison is a graduate of South Kent School. Connecticut. an dof Hamilton College, Clinton. New York, whene he was a member of Delta Upsilon fraternity. He has served three years witii the United States Marines. He is assistant manager of ttie Montgomery Ward store in Clarksburg. West Virginia. A -ampler wedding is planned. Good ( heir (lull To Meet Thursday The Good Cheet Club of Ml. .\b lidian will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Leon Snyder. North Arlington St. Section One To Meet On Thursday Section One of the Christian church will meet Thursday eve i-

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*60.60 to *201.80 You are the winner! You get the savings as Dodge sales climb 50% and production rises to meet strong public demand. These across-the-board price reductions make Dodge the outstanding value of the entire automobile industry. Now is the time to step up to America’s all-new Action Car!

Miss Marlene Evens Mr. and Mrs. Ray A. Even of Greeneastle, Rural R 4, ann" mce the engagement of their il.eighters, Loretta aitd Marlene Loretta is engaged to Robert H. Stunsbury. son of Mi nd Mrs. Walter I! Stansbmy of South Bend. Ind. Miss Even Is a graduate of Greeneastle High School with the class of 1:149. Both Miss Evens and Mr St ispury will graduate from I’ur lue 1 University May 31, 1953 , Marlene is engaged to Jerry iLec Masten. son of Mrs. Pauline Mas ten of. Greeneastle. Rural Route 2. and the late D-e M , .1, n . Miss Eve.is graduated from Greeneastle High School with the Class 01 1952 and is now attending Indiana University. Graduating with the Clas.-, „f 1951 of Greeneastle High School, Mr Masten is now a student at Indiana State Teachers College. The wedding dates have not

been set.

Mrs. Cliauiness OlMerie . 89Hi Birthday Anniversary Mrs. Atta Chamness observed her 80th birthday on Sunday, April 5, at the home of h, • daughter, Mrs. W. J. Weesner, where she lives. There was a family piteh-in dinner at the boon hour which the thirty-six relatives enjoyed. Among the the guests were Guy Wooden, 77, Cloverdale, a brother and h.s daughter, Mrs Marvin Walbring of Greeneastle. Others came from Hall. Martinsville. Cloverdale, West Newton, Indianapolis. Clayton, Noblesvillc, Oav/fordsville and Greeneastle. Mrs. Chamness is enjoying splendid health and enjoyed the many beautiful flowers and gifts and cards which she received on her anniversary.

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