The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 September 1954 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1954
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I»ih* to th** <i< .*tli of i>i% I uiil iifff-r at I*ubli< Ajm tion at mv farm in south I illmure, th»- following personal property, on Wednesday, October 6th, 1954 „ AT l?:SO OTTXK'K CATTLE 'i yfning half ff-r«o- v ani half s.h<,rthorn rows w itti cakes by .d«*. < il\es are nlre size fur beef. SHEEP
IERALD CONSOLIDATED Faltered in the port office at .reen-as tie, Indiana aa aecortd .aes mail matter under act of larch 7, 1878. Subscription price .» «ent« per week; $5.00 per ear by mall in Putnam County; •d.on to f 10.10 per year outside Putnam County. Telephone* 74, 9ft, 114 S. K. Karklen, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street.
11 Head of Itreeding Ewes. FARM MACHINERY AND MISCELLANEOUS <»li\er 70 tr-»'t >r on st>-« , l, «-iilti<ators anil 2 Ixdtom 14 in plow, miming machine, roru planter, wagon. Hammer mill, 2 wheat driib itj* seeder. '! lari'e kettles, wafer fountain, large water tank, gasoline »ngme. [jiatiom-. ^-aJis, Handy Men jack. 2 screw jacks, ukiers, oil barrels "as tanks, e(i:or\ stones, i-orn shellers, 2 grass seed# rs, wire stntc, ,ers, pul lies, belting, hay fork, shovels forks. Other small t«>o!s etc.
roDAV’S BIBI.F. THOUtiHT That ye may b#' strengthened .ith power through his spirit.— : pile Stans 3:16. Nothing is lore contagious than a magnifient example. What a leader is ounts for more than what he
Some Hoiseltold Furniture. TF.IOls — < VSli. Not respnn*.'hle in case of accidents. MRS. CHARTS SOWMAN
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The Family Circle Home Demonstration Club will meet with Mrs. Letha King. Oct. 1st, at 1:30 p. m. B Frank Vaughn. Hillsdale Ave., entered the Putnam County hof pital Tuesday for observation and probable surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Scobee attended the homecoming and centennial at the Quincy Methodist Church Sunday afternoon. All persons interested in the Union Chapel cemetery near Morton, please meet at the cemetery Monday, October 4th. at 1:00 p. m. for election of officers and other business. James R. Pence, vice president of the Central National flank, is attending the annual convention of the Financial Public Relations Association being held at the Statler Hotel in Washington, D. C., this week.
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Gulden Wedding Anniversary Oct. 3 Mr and Mrs. Harry Toney wnb observe their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday, October 3rd, with a family dinner to be followed with an open house from 2 to 4 for family and friends at their home, one mile east of Groveland on U. S. Highway 36. Mr. and Mrs. Toney have four children. Mrs. Harold Scobee of Greencastle, Mrs. Hugh F. O’Gara of Acton. Frank Toney >f Fillmore and Henry Toney of Indianapolis. They also have •ight grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Before her marriage October 2. .904, Mrs. Toney was Mamie .eatherman. They are both lifelong residents of Putnam county and Mr. Toney is a farmer. Golden C irele Met With Laitue Gray
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< LI IT Mi MAINS, Clerk
And local News Brief* Mrs. Ruth Goodman underwent urgery at the Putnam County hospital Tuesday. Beta Sigma Phi pledges will meet tonight at the home of Marilyn Evans at 8:00 p. m. Indorsers of Photoplays will meet with Mrs. Ferd Lucas Friday, October 1st, at 3:00 p. m. Walter Glenn Burk, of Oakland. Calif., is visiting his mother, Mrs. Sarah Burk, and other
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll B. Hammond and two sons moved into their new home south of Greencastle on Road 43 on Wednesday'.
Will Hi ll property of the late Hr. t.ille-pie at his home on Went Walnut Street Koad in Greencastle, on Saturday, October 2nd, 1954 AT 1:00 O’C LOCK Knuiibe Baby Grand Piano with lieneh. 1.lei trie Refrigerator, large dining room table with leaves, buff- t, S metal beds, one antii|iic Walnut bed, S mattresses, S sets springs, antiipie dresser, uuliijnc Marlde top dresser, 2 complete living room suites. 5, ftv12 rugs and pads, one 8\I0 rug, 2 rain bottom rhairs, antique; s*-t •> antique rliairs, 2 vving back chairs, antique tied room roek» r, base rocker. 2 ball tri*«*s, several tables, electrir lamps, mirrors, large office library table. 2 seetional iMHikrases, antique Marble top tall boy mirror, bed studio <siueh, one lot of dishes, including some antiques, miscellaneous articles.
>1 INC FILL AN KOI S TOOLS — Horse rlSse, 7 shovel plow, harrow, plows, small tools, grind stone and other articles. 'I F It MS — CASH. Not responsible in case of accident. r TON III KST, Auctioneer CLIFF Me MV INS, Clerk
Harry W. Livengood, former owner of the Men’s Shop, has joined the staff of the East Sid* Motor Sales, local Mercury dealers.
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LEAVES SERVICES FOf; SLAIN SON
THE BERK WEI > Bernard Goldbergs lea ve a fum al home in Spi ingfi dtl. Mass f Mowing services for their son. Stephan. 4, who was stiibbed and clubbed to death along with baby sitter Lynn Ann Smith Weeping Mrs. Goldberg is assisted from the funeral home ’jy friends.
Reed &: Barton Creates New ^Provincial” Tea Service
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hillis have returned home from their summer cottage at Syracuse, where they have spent the past two months. William A. Lawrence Sr., entered the Putnam County Hospital yesterday and will undergo surgery tomorrow morning. This is reported his first illness in more than fifty-nine years. He is now 80. Lloyd Butler. 45, Fillmore R. 1, was fined $15.50 on a speeding charge when he appeared before Justice of the Peace Albert Duncan in Montgomery county on Monday. The Christian Women’s Fellowship group two, will meet Friday afternoon at 1:30 p. m. Oct. 1 at the Roachdale Christian Church basement for its regular meeting. The hostesses will be Osil Robbins, Nellie Jones and Mary Dean. Ppgg.v Cantrell, 2 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cantrell of Cloverdale was painfully injured a few days ago. When riding on a bicycle with an other sister, she caught her foot in the chain of the bike. She was brought to the Putnam county' hospital for treatment of the in-
juries.
Mrs. Floura Sims Nickels, formerly a resident of Belle Union, is seriously’ ill in the Newman Memorial Hospital, Shat- I luck, Oklahoma. Floura suffered ! a cerebral hemorrhage and is partially paralyzed. She is a sister of Mrs. Ethel Woodard of Plainfield a former Belle Union teacher. Mrs. Woodard who has been at her bedside for the past two weeks, returned home Sat-
urday.
J. J. Eitel reports finding a new bug that is working on trees in Greencastle. He says he also found out that it is a new one for Indiana. It is known as the Box Elder bug. is rather small, growing from a quarter inch to a half inch bug. They are beetle like and will soon kill any kind of a tree they might light on. He also reports state entomologists says the way to kill them is to spray the tree with double strength Black Leaf 40.
Ik* fry, pUc* Too Sorvic* H $17$ co#m pot, U3. *a pot, $#8, tueoi. $31, erwr. $27, wot* bcw< $ 17 Troy, $ 100. To keep pace with the fast-growing trend toward Provincial furnishings, Reed & Barton has created the “Provincial*^ Tea Service of heavy silverplate. You can easily complete this service a piece at a time through our convenient budget plan. Visit us soon, and see how lovely this new silver service is! |}<M k iii->ttl!oiikwiU k r DISTINCTIVE JEWELERS 13 S. Indiana Si. Phone 1022
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The Junior class of Russellville high school will present a play Friday and Saturday evenings. October 8 and 9. at 8 o’clock. Th" title of the play is “Everybody’s Crazy.’’
YOUTH CENTER
The final round-up in the financial campaign for the Greencastle Youth Center will be held at the youth building Thursday night at 8:30 p. m. The foremen of the four ranches are busy contacting their cowpunchers so that all 48 teams will be present for the report meeting. It was announced today by Rev. Elmer L. Harvey, round-up chairman, that a total of $4524 has been given in the total cam-
paigns to date.
In the preliminary report meeting held at the youth center lust night, the team of Mrs. Charles Hess and her daughter, Janet, led all others with a total in donations of $95; Andrew Zeller and Mary Flo Hecko reported $85, while the team of Mrs. E. G. Colby and Mary Peterson turned in $80. Team No. 26, Mrs. Laverne Sanford and Jane Hughes were fourth with $75.
MASONIC NOTICE
There will be a called meeting of the Royal Arch Lodge Thursday evening at 7.30 o’clock for the purpose of installing new of-
ficers.
Refreshments will be served. Frank Woliung, H. P. Today s Market Butcher hog prices at Indianapolis today were unevenly 50c to 75 lower than yesterday’s early or best time. Receipts were 7,500. Bulk sales of choice 180 to 240pound barrows and gilts were made at $19.25 to largely $19.50 A few loads of lights went at $19.75. Scattered lots of 250 to 280 pounds rated $19 to $19.25.
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STOCK COMPANY PROTECTION fowndod by Soora An llfmat corsormon favn4*a fcy -*o*i, fo*fcuci and Co. with au*0 and tabiht+i dtthnet and mttvaf from th* portrt canpony.
The Golden Circle Club met a* LaRue Gray’s Sept. 23 at 7 /clock for an evening meeting. At 8 o’clock the meeting was called to order with Lelia Fellows acting as president. Devotions were given by Daisy. Roll call was answered by 11 members Old and new’ business was taken care of. It was voted to make quilts for the Riley Hospital for Christmas. Eva and LaRue furnished the entertainment which was enjoyed by all. The hostess served lovely refreshments to eleven members and three children. Next will be an all day meeting Oct. 28th with Geneva Bartley. Members please be present. Miss Malayer Bride Of Ronald Hale Miss Marcia Malayer became the bride of Ronald Hale, September 10 in the parsonage of the Roachdale Christian church. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Ben Malayer of Roachdale and Mrs. Esther Sands of Crawfordsville and Mr. Nathon Hale of Illinois. The bride wore a street length dress <jf royal blue wool with black Accessories. Her corsage was deep red carnations. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clark were the only attendants. Rev. Paul Kitley read the single ling ceremony. The couple is at home in Roachdale after a short wedding trip to Illinois. Mr. Hale is employed with Anglia & Strong of Crawfordsville :fnd Mrs. Hale is employed in the telephone Office in Roach-
dale.
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The Mothers Study Club celebrated its 25th anniversary with a dinner at the DePauw Union Build ng Monday evening. Five of the twelve charter members were present. The club was j ganized in September. 1929. Shown above left to right are: (Seated* Mi’s. Meda Long, Mrs. Helen Zeis, Mrs. Roxie West; Mrs. Venita Williams, Mrs. Wilma Handy, charter members; and Mrs. Mvjorio Peabody. (Standing* Mrs. Melba Owens, Mrs. Mildred Todd, Marie Moore and Mrs. Rita Stoner.
Walnut Valley Club Has Pitch-In Supper Mr. and Mrs. John Stevens entertained the Walnut Valley Home Demonstration Club members and their families Saturday, Sept. 25th. A delicious pitch-in supper was served. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Birkemier Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Neese, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nichols, Mr. Paul Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice McCullough and Diana, r. and Mrs. Edwin Neese, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Craft and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Montgomery and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Torr, Mrs. Vollie Raab and Miss Mary Raab, Mr. and Mrs. Ross McCullough and Mr. and Mrs. Stevens and childlen. After supper the families gathered arount the fire place for an enjoyable evening. The club thanks Mr. and Mrs. Stevens for their gracious hospitality.
Convention Held
In Newport Church At the 5th District I.F.C. convention held in the M. E. Church of Newport on Sept. 20, Mrs. John Fortner, president of the 5th District stressed the theme of ’’Community Service" as her theme for the ensuing year in
the Federation.
In full accord with this theme is our Putnam County Federation project of aid to the Putnam
county hospital.
The special project fund for furnishing a room in the planned addition to the hospital is already started and clubs are planning their active participation in raising the required funds. Among the members of the Putnam County Federation who attended the District Convention at Newport were the following: Mrs. S. A. Colliver, Mrs. D. O. Tate. Mrs. Wm. Luther, Mrs. Omor Beck, Mrs. Ferd Lucas, Miss Carrie Pierce, Mrs. T. G. 5 uncker, Mrs. Ceeil Brown, Mrs. O. T. Martin. Mrs. Fred Starr, Mrs. Paul Mahoney, Mrs. J. R.
South, Putnam County Federation president, Mrs. A. F. Higgins, Mrs. John R. Cox, Mrs. Russell O’Huver. In the recent list of presidents of County Federation clubs, the name of Mrs. Chius. Rector as president of the Women’s Study Club was omitted. Mrs. O. T. Martin is the president of the Woman’s Club. Also Mrs. Chas Bourne of Roachdale, R. 2 and Mrs. E. C. Duckworth of Roachdale assisted as hostesses in the Heart Kitchen at the State Fair on the day assigned to Putnam county Federation and their names were not included in the report. These corrections are made with the humble apologies of your reporter of the Federation nows.
ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays William Craig Barrett, 205 Bloomington, four years old today, Sept. 29. Laconda Jean Ruark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R .land Ruark, Coatesville, R. 2, 3 years old Sept. 29th. Dewey Skinner, today.
HAM BACKFIRES
AUBURN. N. Y (UP) Frol Saeger, 28, brought a ham to hi-: father in Auburn State Prison. The act landed him in jail. Police say he stole the ham in Pennsylvania.
F.H.A. MEETING The Bainbridge Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America held their first meeting in the new home economics department. The new officers took charge of the meeting. The president, Marcia Collett, called the meeting to order. Betsy McCall, song leader, led F.H.A. songs. Forty-three members answered the roll call. The minutes were read and approved. The treasurer gave her report. Reports were made on the FHA state convention by Diane Steward, Shirley Fitzsimmons. Sandra Clodfelter, and Betsy McCall. These girls gave interesting talks on their stay at the Terre Haute House. They were presented with an honor chapter ribbon which we will mount in our scrapbook. The members voted to purchase draw drapes for the new Home Ec department. The members also voted to sell cards as a money raising campaign Our chapter plans to try hard for another honor chapter for the year 1954-55.
R*CV. RUSSELL FORD
The Canaan ( hm—h lor it"d four miles northwest <<f Coatesville, will observe i'ne 35! ii anniversary of th< chun h and homecoming on Or*. 5. Sunday school 10 a. m. Morning service 11:59 a. rv. Rev. Wm. Farmer, p.. ,[ the church, will deliver t!: • .10:1.
Average annual rainfall in Texas ranges from 56.13 inches in Newton county in East Texas to 8.02 inches in El Pasco county in West Texas.
Basket dinner s :; > • *. Rev. Russell Ford. ociate pastor of Cadle Tab rnacle, will give the afternoon nddn ' 1:30 p. m. Everyone invited.
IT'S KINDERGARTEN TIME AGAiN IN GRElNSASTif
Shown above enrolling for kindergarten daises at the Veterans of Frrc.gn W • Port H<#me are deft to right) Miss Peggy Headley, teacher: Mrs. Virginia Churchill an 1 >■ r. T mv and Raymond; M. s. Charity Higgins and daughter. Sharon; Mrs. Delores Lafai v and n K-nneth; Mrs. Vera Burk and san. George; and Mrs. Jean Pritchard and son, Steven. Other youngsters are also attending morning and afternoon classes at th" Ano-r *n I^egion Pest No. 58 Home. Both organ!zat.ons offered their homes for kindergarten -e until the new First Ward school building is completed.