The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 March 1954 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1954.

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Fir A 'I <t< d Cro.53 instmrt:on will bt- given at Belle Union starting March 18th. Mias Ellen Little, a DePauw University student who has just received her license as instructor will be in

charge.

Tice for dates these instruction | classes will be given in your com- * munity and enroll. i

.NEWS OF BOYS

KOKURA. Japan—Army Pfc.

Royal D. Siliery. 21, son of Mrs. E. A. Siilery 201 Green St., Greenca^tle, Ind., recently sj>ent

Home Nursing is another ser- i a seven-day rest and recuperation vice given by the Red Cross at * eave ^ Kokura, Japan, no cost. This instruction is giv- I Private First C!a.s» Siliery is *n to make better nursing care inormally stationed in Korea with

available to more people. Check with the Red Cross of-

Frtf DAUY tANNW and HERALD CONSOLIDATE!.

SOCIETY MARRIAGE SOLEMNIZED SUNDAY

(the &36th Field Artillery Bati talion. He 'Xtered the army in

March 1953.

Asifo 1 rii€ # k And Tractor Owners We sell nothing but SERVICE We can SAVE you MOWEY We have the EQUIPMENT to do the job We us 8 only QUALITY PARTS We GUARANTEE our workmanship We do A-l TUNE UP We clean and rebuild CARBURETORS We repair GENERATORS and STARTERS We specialize on VOLTAGE REGULATORS repairs We do GENERAL REPAIRS We can FINANCE your repair work We give FEE PICKUP and DELIVERY on your com bine and baler motors repaired in our shop. Courteous Dependable Service At All Times.

COOPER’S SERVICE 112 W. Washington Ph. 345 Greencastle, Ind.

OrmACMtle, rlaaa mall matter uader act •- March 7, 1878. Bobeerlptloa prt<28 cento per week; S6.M pe year by mall In Putaam Countj •d.UO to f 10.40 per year ontoPt t'litnam C'oaory Telephones 74, 95, 114 S. K. Kariden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Strteet

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PUBLIC SALE i will sell at my farm, 12 miles west of Greencastle, miles so-ith of Keytsville on Parke ami Putnam County line road, 4 miles Perth of Highway 40 on t lay and Putnam County line or 1 1 2 miles eas* of 1^'na. on Tuesday, March 23,1954 SALE STARTS AT 11 O’CLOCK A. M. 18 HE \1* CATTLE—2. 4-year old cow s with calves by their side; one 8 year old cow to freshen; 3. 3-year old cows to freshen; one 2-year old heifer to freshen: 5 yearling heifers; one Black Angus male cow. one year old. 1 VRM MAC HINKRY —One H Farmall Tractor, 45 Model. A-l shape; breaking plow, 2-14 in. bottom; cultivator; one 7 ft. Black Hawk disc; one International 2 row Com Planter on rubber; one power take-off manure spreader; one 10 inch Hanuner ■Mill; one jnmer Corn Sheller; one Woods Bros. 49 Model Combine with motor; one International No. 24. 2 row Com Picker, used 3 years; 3 rubber tired wagons, one almost pew; one Rotary Hoe. with tongue and 3 point hook-up; one Cnltipacker; one 10 foot Harrow ; one pull type lime spreader; one 13 hole International Wheat Drill on rubber. Double Disc; one 22 ft. Universal Cub Elevator with gas motor; one Heat Houser for International Tractor; rear end Scoop for Ferguson or Ford Tractor; one pull type slip scraper; one 275 gal. overhead gas tank. GRAIN — 5481 Bushels of Corn. M1S( El.l.ANEOUS — One 4 hole metal hog feeder; 2 hog houses. 5 ft. \ 7 ft.; one oil Brooder Stove, 800 chick size; one 8 burner Kersenc stove; 4 llk-gal. Milk Cans; Sausage mill; I-ard Press; Small t<*ols and other items too numerous to mention. TERMS—CASH, before anything moved from sale. Not responsible in case of accileiits.

HURST a HI VTER, Auctioneers.

CLIFF McWAINS, Clerk.

COtURD SHINN Lunch served by Lena W.S.C.S.

Personal And Local News Briefs

The City and County P. T. A. council will hold a legislative t meeting on Friday, March 26, at ; the Union Building. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Broad- ' street and daughter of Salida, Colo., will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Francis N. Hamilton over the weekend. Mrs. Margaret Johnson, Cole Apartments, has been admitted i to the Union Hospital at Terre Haute for treatment. Her room number is 507, Fifth Floor. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McKeehan. Mrs. Elsie Harman, Miss Billy Harman and Miss Ailene Overstreet attended the Home Show in Indianapolis Tuesday evening. Public installation of officers for the Eastern Star No. 369, Cloverdale, will be held on Friday, March 26th ,at 7:30 p. m. at the Masonic Temple in Clover-

dale.

Miss Lucille Gillespie has arrived in Greencastle from her home in New York, N. Y. Miss Gillespie will be here for the funeral of her uncle, Dr. J. F. Gillespie. Mrs. Fred Vaughn, Blanche Vaughn, Geraldine McCammack, Nola Vaughn and Janie McCammack spent Tuesday in Indianapolis. They also attended the Home Show at the Fair grounds. Mrs. Fred White of Detroit is visiting her daughter, Mrs. William A. Unsworth and family. Mrs. WTiite returned with Mrs. Unsworth, who has been visiting her in Detroit for the past several days.

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beans with ham. cole slaw', com bread pie and toffee. Thirteen members, six children and three guests. Mrs. Frona Tincher. Mrs. Christine Clark and Mrs. Paul Jones were present. A contest given by Phyllis Jackson, w'as won by Anna B. Wallace. The April meeting will be an all day meeting at the home of Amy Buis.

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Photo by Rev. Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Dean Miss Elizabeth Davis and Benjamin Dean were united in marriage Sunday afternoon in the Gobin Memorial church. They wdli make their home in Craw'fordsville, where Mr. Dean is manager of the Singer Sewing Machine Co.

Putnamville P. T. A. Meets Thursday Putnamville P. T. A. will meet Thursday, March 18th, at 7:00 o’clock at the school building. Grades 3-4 and 5-6 will have the I program. There will be election of officers and refreshments will be served. All members are urg-

ed to attend.

ANNIVERSARIES

Birthday

Mrs. Mildred Paris. 26

today. March 17.

Pvt. 3-C Gilbert Haltom today.

March 17.

John David Craft. 16 years today, March 17. LaDonna McNeff. 16 years today. March 17. Mrs. Stella Crodian, today.

March 17.

Jerry Eugene Wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Wood, Gieenca tie R. 2, today, March 17.

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Mr. and Mrs. Maurice F. Sims. 203 Bloomington St . 4 years today. March 17th

McFall, in Champaign, 111. Mr. McFall formerly lived in Stuttgart. Ark. Grade Tourney FINALS Third Grade Jones School 14: Millet School

Miller School 8. Miller School 1

Fourth Grade School 10; Fiflli firude School 32;

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Si\Hi Grade Miller School 23; Jones School 21 (overtime).

Mr. and Mrs. Hri.ty Pehan and children have returned to their home after attending the funere! of Mrs. Pehan’s uncle, Timothy

There will be a community shower for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spencer at the Clinton Falls church on Monday evening, March 22, at 7:30. The Spencer home was destroyed by fire and they are in need of bedding, cooking utensils, and dishes. Any donations wall be appreciated.

enter. June 26 w r as the date set for a rummage sale at the court house in Greencastle. It was voted to have an Easter breakfast at the church with pancakes, bacon, eggs and coffee. New officers elected for the coming term were, president

Dr. and Mrs. Dick J. Steele and son, Jack, will leave Friday for a vacation in the South. Tho Steeles plan to visit Natchez, Miss., and Baton Rouge en route to New Orleans. On the return trip, they will visA friends in Mobile and Montgomery, Ala, Monday afternoon Charles Pingleton, Greencastle R. R. 1, was fined $1 and costs by Justice George Reifenberg when he pleaded guilty to a speeding charge. Arresting officer State Trooper Fred Neal said Pingleton was clocked at 70 miles an hour in a 40-mile zone on U. S.

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CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to the the Mt. Meridian church, also to the ladies of the W. S. C. S. for the beautiful flow’ers we receiv- / ed on our anniversary, also our neighbors for the lovely lamp, and Mrs. Oran Buis for the nice angel food cake, and for the many cards of congratulation. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Jones p [

been stationed at Camp Atterbury, is visiting Miss Mabel Burton and other friends in Greencastle. Major Anderson, w r ho was formerly on the staff of the Putnam County Hospital, will leave here the first of the w r eek for her new assignment at the Madigen Army Hospital at Tacoma, Washington. Maj. Anderson will report for duty at he-’ new' base on April

6th.

Public installation of the officers of Bainbridge Chapter No. 440 O. E. S. will be held Monday night, March 22 at 7:30. The following elective officers will be installed: Mrs. Blanch Cox, W. M. Clarke Hendnch, W. P.; Mrs. J. R. South A. M.; Don Smith, A. P.; Mrs. Frances Cunningham, secretary; Mrs. Vesta Mitchell, treasurer; Mrs. Janice Blue, conductress; Mrs. Jessie Moore A. Conductress.

Major Elsie Anderson, w'ho has Mrs. Anna B. Wallace; vice presi

dent, Mrs. Genevieve Anderson secretory, Mrs. Margaret Brun er; treasurer, Mrs. Frances Irwin assistant secretary, Mrs. Geneva

Boyle.

A Farmer Jones, supper at the church was planned for March 26, the menu to consist of

“TRU-FIT” The ring that won’t slide or turn on your finger.

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RECTOR FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 341

Woman’s Bible Club To Meet Friday The Woman’s Bible Club of Gobin Memorial church will meet Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the home of Mrs. C. S. Curd, 109 S. Locust St. Mrs. Elva Parrish will be program leader and Miss Bessie Salmon will be assistant hostess.

FLOWER GARDEN MEETING Prof. E. R. Honeywell of Purdue Floriculture, •wall speak and show slides on planning and planting the flow’er garden Thursday evening, March 18, at seven o’clock in the Roachdalc Library. The Roachdalc Flower and Garden club is sponsoring the meeting. Mr. Honeywell is widely known as a grower of flowers and has judged at the county show here several years. The public is cordially invited to this meeting.

PLAN MEMORIAL the project. Another acquisition to the projected memorial is a painting by Albert T. Reid depicting a familiar legend about Abraham Lincoln. The painting, "The Meeting of the Two Great Emancipators" shows Lincoln viewing the old press in the Vincennes print >hop, with Stout in the background. So like Stout, the Lincoln Free Press Association members arc determined to get their print shop built again.

For fast economical laundry service as well as a fine wash job use our Washette Department. Home Laundry & Cleaners. M-W-t?

Mrs. Jackson Hostess To Mt. Meridian W.S.C.S. The March meeting of the Mt. Meridian W.S.C.S. was held at the home of Mrs. Marvin Jackson. The business meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Anna B. Wallace. Phyllis Jackson read the scripture follow'ed by The Lords Prayer, repeated in unison. The song, He Leadeth Me, was sung by all. PTA stunt night at Fillmore was discussed and plans made to TV TONIGHT WFBM-TV—Channel 6

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