The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 August 1955 — Page 2

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PAGE TWO MOVDAT. AUGUST 15, 1955 THl »A!LY 4AMER, ®EEoCASTLE, INDIANA

NEW GLASSES 5'^p I’ve took to wearin’ glasses That is, off an’ on. Oa if I don’t n«ed 'em. E;:t when I do—they’re gone! A mt spers the slyest critters ’Eo it hidin’ out o' sight! Me I'm stewin' half the mornin’ And b’Uin' half the night. Just huntin’ them blame glasses ^vnd. find 'em, like a? not, Egzactly where I parked ’em In acme near-by, “handy" spot. And if, as sometimes happens, T**.v e up where specs belong. Amuiss my nose a-Sv'’t*in’— They won’t stay there long! “Cause I'm that absent-minded, I'm bound t© make a pass And slam 'em, with my hairbrush. Bang! At the lookin’ glass! Yen I hate ’em when I have ’em And hunt 'em when I haint! They . e sure one stiddy tenant In my ’ioom for complaint." M. M. UAKD OF THANKS

We wish to acknowledge with deep appreciation the kindness, sympathy and beautiful flowers and other courtesies extended to iis at the passing of onir husband nd father, G. Bruce Shannon. We especially wish to thank Dr. W.’iltor Bundy, the pallbearers, and the Hopkins-Walton Funeral home for their understanding services. The family of G. Bruce Shannon. V

Fire Desiroys Popular Lodge CORYDOX. Ind.. Aug. 15 — (UP)—Firemen today investigated a 5150.000 fire that destroyed the Wyandotte Cave Lodge west of here, forcing 50 guests to flee. No one was injured in the Sunday blaze which raged out of control before firemen from Corydon could get to the isoiat . inn located in a hilly section near the Ohio River. The adjacent home of the lodge manager. Samuel Riely, a!- j o was destroyed, but firemen prevented the flames from spreading to the nearby woods. Corydon Fire Chief Louis Jones said the blaze may have started in one of the rooms, but the cause was not immediately determined. The lodge and manager’s home were destroyed w hin an hour after the blaze had broken out. The lodge was bulit a few years ago on the site of a previ us lodge which also ■was defrayed by fire. Frank Rothrocl:, j Seattle, Wash., owned the lodge.

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TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT I will lift up mine eyes un:o the hills, from whence cometh my strength.—Psalm 121:1.—rThe early Pale inians though.t .heir God’s wei gods of the Hills. Later t y thought thai their one God made Heaven anu Earth. But still they clung to ancient mental pictures.

Persosaal And Local News Briefs

Paul Wright is on vacation from the Owl drug store this week.

CARD OF THANKS The family of Mattie Lee Priest wish to acknowledge with grateful appreciation the thoughtful expressions of sympalhy of the many friends and relatives for the lovely flowers. Al ;o our thanks to Dr. Tennis, R v. Hetsler, the singers and organist and to the funeral directors, Hopkins and Walton. IP

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Mrs. Lenoard Nichols has returned home from the Putnam county hospital. Mrs. Erret Shaw has returned from a vacation in San Fran cisco and Los Angeles, Calif. Miss Ethel Ferrand, of Indianapolis, visited her mother, Mrs. Lillie Ferrand on Sunday. Mrs. Elva McClure spent the weekend in Terre Haute visiting her sister, Mr. and Mrs. John

Stone.

J. Ren Queeney and Fred Furnee of Detroit, Mch. ; are visiting Mr. Quceney’s parents in Northwood. Claude Huffman is a patient in The Robert Long Hospital. He will undergo treatment for an eye infection. The James Hester family left for a motor trip through the southern states and a visit with his brother in Miami, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Timmons have adopted twin boys, Biucc Allan and Scott William. The ,aoies were born June 30th. Dr. and Mrs. Morris Gross have left for their home in Lawrence, Kansas after visiting the former’s mother, Mrs. John Gross and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cline, Belle Union left Saturday for a two weeks vacation in Yellowstone Park, Black Hills and other points in the west. Richard Friend left Yesterday for Camp Miniwanca, at Stony Lake, Mich., where he will attend the Amer ican. Youth Foundation camp for two weeks. Mr 1 , and Mrs. Henry Pehan had as their weekend guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jay McCarney and children, Debbie and Jay of Muncie, Indiana. Cro-Tat-Em club will meet Wednesday at the home of Ruby Shinn, at 2:00 p. m. Orpha Rowings will 2 assist-hostes--.. Members please note change oi meeting place. Dr. and Mrs. Russell Vermillion have purchased the L. L. Porter residence in Northwood and will occupy is as soon as available, which will be lat: in the year. Mr. and Mrs. Po tr have purchased a home and wi:i move to California dining November. Putnam County teachers who are attending the Vocational Home Economics conference this week at Purdue University are Elizabeth McClure and and Dorothy Compton, Greencastle; Bernice Steward. Bainoridge; and Marcelline Molter of Fillmore. Mrs. Gertrude Evans of Denver, Colo., and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Brochman and daughter of Sterling. Colo., who have been visiting Mrs. Osa Blown and Mrs. Dora Reising and other relatives left Thursday, Aug. 11th for their home. Mrs. Evans is a sister of Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Reising. Gerald “Sunny” Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Clark, Mt. Meridian won the following witn his pen of Chester White hogs at the Clark County, Illinois fair, Jr., Spring boar. Jr , Spring gilt, Sr. Spring boar. Sr. Spring gilt, produce of dam, young herd, get-of-sire. boar and gilt, boar, gilt and barrow, heavy barrow also Junior Champion Gilt. Grand Champion Gilt and Reserve Junior Champion Boar.

August meeting of Franklin Township Farm Bureau was held Aug. 9 in the Roachdale Library basement. The business meeting, presided over by Oral Whitley, was opened with the song, ‘ Onward Christian Soldiers." Due to the absence of the secretary the minutes of the July meeting were not read.however bills were presented and allowed and a county meeting was announced for Aug. 26 with David Grimes principle speaker. A youth chorus of ten voices, cirected by Ellen Purcell, sang four numbers including. Tick Tock, In the Heart of a Little Child, Safe in Our Shepherd’s Care and Jesus Was a Wonderful Saviour. J. Walter Thompson of Crawfordsvilie, our district director, gave a most interesting and enlightning talk on the growth and development of the Farm Bureau with emphasis on the last eighteen years. About forty-five members including families were served home made ice cream and cake. The cakes were judged by the 4-H girls. First, second and j third prizes were awarded to I both white and dark butter cakes. The white cake winners were, 1st., Mrs. McFarlan; 2nd., Mrs. Curran, and 3rd., Geneva

Young.

The first prize for dark cake went to Karen Harney; 2nd., to Mrs. Harbison and 3rd., to Mrs.

Hayes.

The first prizes were Nylon hose, 2nd., prize was table mats .and 3rd., piizes were coasters.

SOCIETY j Arnold Reunion Held August 7th The thirty-nineeth Putnam Jounty Arnold Reunion was hel l junoay, August 7, 1955 at Rob .^nii Park. The attendance fel. jff somewhat on account of changing of date, which con Acted with several other reunions. At the noon hour a mos delicious dinner was spread, for which Ward Arnold gave thank;. A quantity of ice tea and lemon ade was prepared by the committee. In the afternoon the meeting was called to order by the President Joseph Off of Indianapolis. The minutes of the previous meeting was read and approved. The treasurer’s report was read and accepted. The president appointed the following nomina - mg committee to name officers for next year: Frank Gideon and Waneta McMains. They reported the following: President, Ward Arnold, Vice President Cecil E. Arnold; Sec. Worth Arnold and Treasurer Wanda Miller. At the close of the meeting, the refreshment committee, com sisting of Ward Arnold anu Cecil E. Arnold served DixieCups. The meeting closed with singing of “God Be With You ’Till We Meet Again.” Those from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Off of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph .Arnold and daughter Cindy Sue of Danville, Indiana.

[nolds; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Aker land daughter. Vicki Lynn of Greencastle. Mrs. Reggie Glove: was c.n a-ftenoon visitor.

Mr. and Mrs, Clapd.Hane Celebrate 50th Afilver>ary Mr. aiyi Mis. Claud Hane i West Walnut Street Road ee!eb'ated their^Qolden wedding an niversary witn a basket dinner at noon yesterday. They wer*' married August 15th. 1905. They received many nice gifts and enjoyed meeting their old friends at the open house in the after-

Mf •Cloud-Roach Wedding August 28th Miss Ja-net Roach will be married to Jerry McCloud, August 28th in the. Paragon Baptist church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Maurice Roach, Indianapolis; and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George McCloud of Cloverdale^

PAPER SALVAGE OFF CHICAGO—(UP) —Americans are salvaging less waste paper— in proportion to production— than at any time since 1909, D. C. Everest, chairman of Marathon Ccrp., told the 42nd annual convention of the National Association of Waste Material Dealers.

MORE TROUBLE

SIOUX FALLS, S. D.—(UP) —Mrs. J. M. Gibsons troubles had just started when she wa-s charged in municipal court with following anothei motorist too closely. She then had to go home and face her husband, head of the police traffic division.

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ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Donna Jean Berry daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berry. R. R. 3, 9 years old today. Richard Lyon, 11 years, Aug. 15.

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