The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 October 1954 — Page 5

THf DAILY BANNER, diEENCASTLf, INDIANA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1954.

FILLMORE r«veral from Fillmore atterrl ed th* Prairm P'armor Progress at Camden, in Carroll county Thursday. Mr and Mrs Clarewe Canyon of Rnha Linda, Calif., and Mr. and Mr*. Bert Kiger of Indianapolis. visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shuck Sunday, Oct. 10. Mr*. Robert Jordon of Indianapolis will be guest speaker at the October P T. A. meeting. The Eastern Star will have a fi.sh fry at the lodge hall Satur-

day night. Oct. 16. j noon. Afternoon callers were Mr and Mrs. Carl A r nold spent 1 an< ^ Mrs. Carlton Cunningthe week end of Oct. 10 with Mr. j and famil y GreencastlHn 1 Mrs. Dm. na - . chil-j and Clarence dews of Coatesdren in Columbus. Ohio. Mrs j vd ’ e - Arnold remained for a longer j Frank Hunter has been ill visit. I .since Friday and may be bedfast The Willing Workers Class wtK j several weeks, have a Hallowe'en party at the | The Christian church attended Recreation Building 0< t. 19, 7:30 the 8th District meeting at Marp. m. Come masked. j tinsville Sunday afternoon and

night.

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wells cele-

brated their 45th wedding anni- I The Christian Missionary Socversary Sunday. They attended iety met Tuesday with Mrs. Ethel the Methodist homecoming at | Ruark.

The Fideles Sunday School Class will have a Hallowe’en party at the Christian church Friday night. Come masked. Several members of the M. Y F. attended the Sub-District meeting at Brazil Sunday evening. Miss Evelyn Nichols was released from the Putnam County Hospital Friday. Mrs. Delia Herman is visiting in Fillmore. Mrs. Louie Sinclair is at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank

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Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. John Long spent the week end there. Miss Charlotte Grubb spent Sunday and Sunday night with Miss Caroline Robinson. Rose Ellen Huller. daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Huller. and Richard Newkirk, son of Mrs. Mildred Newkirk of Chicago, were united in marriage Saturday’ night by the Rev. Saunders at the Greencastle Christian parsonage, in the presence of a few relatives. Their attendants were Miss Freda Smith and Billie Newkirk, a cousin of the groom. The young couple will make their home in Chicago where Mr. Newkirk is employed by the Railway Express. The bride is a graduate of Fillmore High School, class of 1953. The homecoming and Rally Day at the Methodist church was well attended. ReV. Carroll

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Hildebrand was the guest speaker and Robert Wallace of Stilesville was soloist. Mrs. Ona Morehart of Alva. Okla , arrived Sunday'^ to visit relatives. She is at the home oi her sister. Miss Avis Knetzer. Other dinner guests Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Knetzer and Mr. and Mrs. Ray' Wells.

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LOUIS E. WOLFSON (middle), Florida financier who seeks to win control of the giant Montgomery Ward and company, is shown conferring with members of the Montgomery Ward stockholders committee in Chicago. At left Ls William A Snea; at right, Alexander RULmaster. (International Soundiitiuto/

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MARINE LT. COL. Herbert Peters (above) of Mountain View, Calif., is free in Korea aftei being a captive of the North Korean Communists since Feb. 5. At that time Peters, 37, was piloting a light plane which veered oft course and when his fuel ran low be landed at a Red airstrip. (International)

IT'S NOT a question ot missing the bus but of missing the boat on Chicago's 119th street (above), looking west from Randolph street. Somebody’s 1954 model is getting pretty messed up, too. This is the way the street looked 48 hours after intermittent heavy rains flooded the city with an official 6.72 inches of water. Damage is estimated at $50,000,000. (International)

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