The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 January 1956 — Page 2

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Fannie Tcmey is a patient ir. the Putnam County Hospital. Ray Vaughn underwent surgery at the Putnam County hospital last Friday. Women of the Moose No. 138 .vill hold iniciation at the regular meeting Wednesday at 8:30 p. r'. William Day, West Walnut Street Road, broke his heel when he fell from a ladder in his home Saturday morning. There will be an important meeting of the Fathers Auxiliary at the Gen. Jesse M. Lee VFW Post 1550 Home Wednesday evening. Members are urged to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Francis K Wuertz and children left this morning for Chicago. From Chicago, they will go by train to Los Angeles for a visit with relatives. They plan to return in two weeks. The Womens Club will meet Wednesday at 2:00 p. m. at the Alpha Phi house, 202 E. Hanna St. They will observe the 82nd anniversary of the founding of the club. Prof. Robert Williams will be the speaker. Mrs. Helen Mason and Miss Sandra Mason were in Louisville. Ky., Saturday for the wedding of Alls. Mason's nephew. Michael O. McDonald and Joan Marie Fowlin’. The wedding took place in St. Paul's Catholic church. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Grimes and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Buis attended the annual Roosevelt Day dinner-dance held Saturday it the Knight~ of Columbus hall in Indianapolis. Sp nker of the evening was Senator Estes Kvfauver.

Miss Kita Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Claude Johnson. Greencastle R. R. 4. wish to announce the engagement of their j daughter, Rita, to Bill Sutherlin son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sutherlin, Cloverdale R. R. 1. Nc J j date has been set for the wed- I

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; ’ w 1. nt of Indiana Asbr.ry in | 1840 when Greencastle was a town of 500 population. The ! •’ ■ : > v i scribes his experiences there following the dopre - - : of 1830 and later when he bee re an influential figure ir In iinna politics, supporting Governor Bigger, a Whig, against the Democrats,, L^te^; he serv 1 as a member of Ihe Indiana Conference of-the Methodist church Dr. Clark's? fhll and eftrefrk presentation of th<’ many aspects of Matthew Slnipson’s cai '■i makes hip-biography a ijeal-co:.-ti biftion ’fr th? jriStdryTjf I9i i

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HOSPITAL NOTES Dismissals Everett O'Hair, Doris Crawford, Mrs. Don Tourtlelot and son, Greencastle; Claude Huffman, Reelsville, Neva Siddons, Plainfield, Mrs. Hubert Wilson and daughter, Coatesville, Mrs. Elvin Smith and son, Cloverdale, Mrs. John Bixler and daughter Ray Vaughn, Mrs. Roy Stage j j and daughter, Mrs. Arnold Bas- I sett and son, Corena Evens, j Greencastle, Jewel Evans, Quini cy, Mrs. Edward Pearson and son, Roaehdale, Mary Tucker. I Spencer. Births: Mr. and Mrs. James { Huestis, Greencastle, a son. | Mr. and Mrs. John Bixler, Sp?n- 1 cer, a daughter. ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Darryl Elmore, son of Mr. and j Mrs. Gilbert Elmore, Putnamville, 16 years old today, Jan. 1

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Mrs. Maxine Huller, Fillmore, today, Jan. 30. Gary Bruce Broadstreet, son i of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Broadstreet, Stilesville R. 1, 10 years old today, Jan. 30.

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