The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 December 1954 — Page 2

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THE DAILY BANN.;, GREENC *$T.i, 'NDIAHA WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ?9, 195A.

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over workers in a!! segments o' lie e< nnomy.

WASHINGTON. D*> 29 « UP - Sen. Wayne Morse predicted trxiay tha* CongTess will inereafn* the 75-eetit hourly mninium wagr. The Orefo ; ind ' ’■ r < s:; <* h«* hopes the rr increased to no .. .ore do l?x an hour and that the minimum wage law will be bro .lened t

L.EICE1STER. Ergiand. De^-. 29. (UP) Crockery salesman j Percy Kelshaw’s sample-loade<l tat ion wagon overturned twice fsr a collision today, scatter- ■ ng a quarter ton of imps ant. .!< is ‘”.d KelshaWs btK)k The book was «ntitlcd ‘The •'’ying Saucers H«.ve Landed."

S' ni 1 ilks whistle «; blow u horn. To < : 'clrratc v. l.**n a New ^'ear'-. born. Hut ( arlo A Steve j( ^t go slightly mad. 'ind write a “Super : avings" ad. loeir profits may sh< r»t away like rockets, P. if t ie pi nni' ^ go i to housewives’ iMK-ki'ts. \ es. ( irlo & Steve.; way of celebrating. Is to keep " ’ ♦ ♦ram inflating:

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PICNICS, Tender Smoked, Lb...,33c

GROUND BEEF, The Best, 3 Lbs. 89c

PORK LOIN ROAST

P HAM OK KIB

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LB. 39c

BOLOGNA, Ui. 29c eVIENERS, Lb. 39c

CENTER < I T PIEC E PORK CHOPS. Lb. 59c !)ACGN. Lb.

43c

CHIiCK ROAST. Choice Cuts, Lb.

39c

BKOWN OK (i\

SUGAR 2, Ub. Box

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CHEEK, si KF, KINSO OK

TICE, DUZ, OXYDCL Box . . 30c

WILSON CHOPPED

BEEF, 12 0l Can

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OAKEN KE(. sW LET 1 >II\E!)

PICKLES, Quart Jar

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BEER or WINE TO CARRY OUT.

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SUGAR, 2,1 lb. Boxes . . . 27c

MILNOT, 5 Tall Cans ... 49c

SOLID I Kisp

CABBAGE, lb 5c

SOLID ( KISP

HEAD LETTUCE, 2 % •. . . 25c

PASCAL

CELERY, Stalk 23c

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PEAS, 2 cans 29c JUICE

CROSS HOADS TOMATO

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FARMERS PRIDE

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WHITE SAILS TOILET

4 ROLL

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C I E T Y

i s*nit hers-Caruso

Acdding Announced

S9TH ANNIVERSARY JANUARY I

MARRIED MONDAY, DECEMBER 27TK

Miss Madeline Rita Caruso became the bride of Ollie Herbert amithers, Wednesday, December I

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT Create in me a clean heart, O 2oJ. and renew a right within lc.- Psalm 51:19.—Paul ac-ompli-hed this by saying it is no anger I that live bat Christ that .velleth in me.

!*e£*soifls«i And Local News

Byron Irwin has returned to ■ is home in South Bend after visting his mother, Mrs. Gertrud Dalby.

Mr .and Mrs. James F. Curidiff and their seven daughters have aioved from Cloverdale to 508 East Hanna street.

’Sth. at 9 o'clock Catholic church.

in St. Paul’s

The bride is the daughter of ar. and Mrs. Salvatore Caruso of his city. The bridegroom is the oij of Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Smiths- of this city.

The iiev. Francis Kull officiatd at the double ring cercmom

t Uie altar which was decorated

.vith bouquets of red ioseS.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Don McLean eft this morning for Monterrey, Mexico, where they will spend .he next three months.

Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Staten and family, of Indianapolis. spent Christmas with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Staten. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reed ana children have returned home from Kansas City where they -pent Christmas with the forner’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Call left this morning for their home n Port Arthur. Texas. The Calls have been visiting Mr. Call’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Call in Roachdale, and Mr. Call’s sister, Mrs. J. 13. Crosby and family in Greencastle. Mrs. Zelma Bennett remains in uitical condition in Robert Long hospital where she was admitted Monday, Dec. 25th. * She is suffering from a cerebral hemnrrhage. She is in Ward F. She s the mother of Donnis Buis near Belle Union. Mrs. Robert Miller, Mrs. Robert Ballard of’ Indianapolis, Norma, Charles at home and Leon in the U. S. Navy. Mrs. Eloise Pleake entertain'd with a birthday party for hejson Danny on his 3rd. birthday, Dec. 17. Those present were Mar,oTie McCammack, Stevie Mayo, Brenda Phillips and their mothers. Nannie McCammack, Mr. ,nd Mrs. Geo. McCammack and ittle Allan Pleake. After the jiffs were opened, refreshments )f ice cream and cake were serv-

?d.

Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Lawter celebrated their 50Ch wedding anniversary with a bountiful Christmas dinner for the following guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lawter and little son Billie Neal. Mr. and Mrs. Noel Nicholson and daughter, Daretha Maxine and Mr. and Mrs. Fay Scott of Fincastle. Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Spencer of Lafayette and Mrs

Mrs. Wagner was the former Shirley Call .before her marriage Monday evening in Gobin church. Rev. Elmor Harvey performed the double ring ceremanv at 7:30. The bride is the daughte’ of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Call, of Morton, and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Lucille Reed {A Indianapolis. The bride wore a light tan suit with brown accessories and carried a white Bible topped with yellow carnations. The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Everson, of Indianapolis. Mrs. Everson wore a powder blue faille dress with brown accessories and a corsago of red roses. Mr. and Mrs. Wagner will reside at 37 W. 21st Street in Indianapolis. j

Hamilton-Fiorillo Wedding Announced Miss Marcia Hamilton and Albert Fiorillo, Jr., were married Sunday afternoon, Dec. 26, in the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. ind Mrs. Edward C. Hamilton 112 Taylor Place. The double ring ceremony was performed by Dr. Frank Travis hefoie the immediate families md a few friends. Coming from New York were the groom’s parents. Judge and M'-s. Albert L. Fiorillo. The couple are enjoying a honeymoon in New York City nd will reside in New Jersey where Mr. Fiorillo is Director of Entertainment at Camp Kilmer

iJosshardt-Tucker * Wedding Sunday Miss Dorothy Winifred Tucker and Richard Allen Bosshardl were united in marriage Sunday afternoon, Dec. 26th, at 2:30 in the First Baptist church. Mr. and Mrs. Russell R. Young, of Reelsville, %re the foster parents of the bride. The

bridegroom is the son of Mr-arid

Bosshardt, f

Morris Berry and daughter. Pen- I

noon callers. Daretha Nicholson stayed over to spend the week with her grandparents. The Lafayette Journal-Courier in its last Saturday edition, which usually carries a lot of old pictures from over the state, carried one taken here in 1922. It was the picture The Daily Banner printed at the time a Monon locomotive went through a bridge below Limedale anil each end of the locomotive was resting on the bank at each end of the wrecked bridge. The collection oi Did pictures is from that made by A. D. Bailey, a Lafayette policeman. who makes a business of picking up old and odd pictures from over the county.

Start those Chr ist mas shirts >ut right send them to Home Laundry <£- Cleaners for a professional job of finishing. Wed-tf

C ARD OF THANKS We wish to express! our sincere thanks to Drs. Wiseman. Sohauweeker. Steele and Denny, also to the nurses, nuv 50 elds and the ntrre hospital staff for their eficient services rendered during ny stay in the hospital. Also our deep appreciation to •ach and every one oi our neighbors and friends for their many icts of kindnes-, for the lovely flowers and the nv|ry beautiful cards. Our heart felt thanks to you all. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Britton P-

Mrs. Alber t C.

Haute.

Miss Joan Rigney sang “Always" and ‘Because.’’ Miss Esther Ellington, pianist, played ’1 Love You Truly,” “Through The Years” and the wedding

march.

The Rev. Kyle M. Miller reao the vows of the double ring cere mony before an altar decorated with ferns, bouquets of mixed white flowers and lighted bj

candelabra.

| The bride, given in marriage J by Russell R. Young, wore a ballerina length gown of white tul. over taffeta with matching mitt and a finger-tip veil She carried a white testament topped

with a white orrhid.

The matron of honor, Mrs. Robert Shaffer, wore a pHncess style gown of pink rhantung taffeta and carried a colonial bouquet of blue carnations. The bridesmaids were Miss Ann Dr ake and Miss Maxine O'Neal. Their gowns were fashioned identical to that of the matron o f honor. Miss Drake wore a pink gown and carried a colonial bouquet of blue carnations and Miss O'Neal’s gown was blue and her bouquet was of pink carnations. Robert Bosshardt. brother of :he bridegroom, was best mar. Ushers were William Snpp and

Donald Powers.

Mrs. Young wore a rose taffeta dress with black and white accessories and the bridegroom's motner wore a purple taffeta iress with matching accessories. Th y wore orchid corsages. Following the ceremony a receptron was held in the churcn. The tabD was centered with a white three tiered cake surrounded by a wreath of pink and blue carnations. Those assisting wer Miss Martha Owen. Miss Jane Rhohdes and Miss Mary Jane Manshoit, all of Terre

Haute.

The newly married couple wiP make their home at 1662 North 7th street, in Terre Haute. The bride is a graduate of the

Greencastle High School, the Union Hospital School of Nursng and attended Indiana State Teachers College. She is employed at the Union Hospital. The bridegroom is a graduate c-f Wiley High School. Terre Haute, ind is attending Rose Polytechnic Institute. He is a member >f Alpha Tau Omega fraternity.

Entertained With Family Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Hill and children of Roachdale entertained with a family dinner, tree and gift exchange on Sunday, Dec. 26th. Their guests were Mr. .nd Mrs. D. M. Wright of Coatesville. Miss Shirley Bartholomew and Jerry Sweeney of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bar tholomew of Roachdale. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hensel and daughter Tracy, and Jean and Jack VanVactor of Indianapolis.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Storm To Hold Open House Mr. and Mrs. Melvin J. Storm, of Fillmore R. 1, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 5 p. m. on Sunday, Jan. 2, in their 'tome.

Preceding the ceremony Mrs. t. Iph Arnold, sister of the br.di ang, "On This Day. O Beautiful Mother" and Miss Deardra Ann anciila. cousin of the bride sang ’Ave Maria.’’ They were accom panied at the organ by Mrs

n vide Webb.

The bride approached the alta n the arm of her father, who

They were married on New . ears Day, 1905. They have one on. Lloyd, of Fillmor e R. R., and| i daughter, Mrs. Robert Cooper, f Orleans, Ind.; also five grand•hildren and one great grandson.

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