The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 May 1956 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER l iJi M W 4. 1 ?*.% Hn ? p 2 <;HKKN'. ..>.11.K. IN DI A N a ( urrrnl F.itf*r.itiirp C>rou|) 7 '!#ft Mon-lay 7:. Currpn’ Literature group

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>r A. A. U. % W. will have a pitehTyer ar, \ meeting Monday v. :,:ng at 6 o'clock at the home .V - Perry R h. P>ase brinr

.NNIVtRSARIES Birthday Marilyn Fern Overshiner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Over.shiner, 14 years May 4th.

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Is there some repair job around your home that a Personal Loan will help you. INDIANA LOAN COMPANY 13 East Washington Phone 15

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♦ fcRAin ^ONSOUOATSO wintered In the poHtx»ffloe at (.reenca>tle, Indiana as secmid class mall metter under act of March 7, 1878. Subscription price 25 '■ents per week; 55-00 per year by mail !n Putnam County; S6.(A) to $10.40 per year outside Putnam County. Telephones 74, 95, 114 S. R. Rarlden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street

. . ..: Liy Club Meeting . j*.' i i.*cJ Cat.I -l-mc f..e Mon ..ay Club will not mee: this month. The next meeting will be held June 4th at the home ol Mrs. Oscar Sallust. Members please note change in meeting date.

Personal And Local News vfriefs

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AGAIN WE OFFER SUMMER STORAGE SERVICE FOR WINTER WOOLENS BEWARE OF MOTHS! r, j They can ruin your garments if left in your closets during the Summer! Use our Summer, Storage Plan and be sure your garments are moth-proofed ard ready to wear in the Fall. OLD RELIABLE WHITE CLEANERS 309 North Jackson Street Phone 257 Greencastle, Ind.

Mrs. Oliver Benson, of Bainbridge, is teaching Miss Paula ' Rogers, of Greencastle, French and Spanish. Mrs. Maude Sendmeyer of Eeelsville, entered the Putnam County Hospital Wednesday for observation. Jesse Stephenson, 32. and Norman Perry, 32, both of Evansville, were arrested by state police and lodged in the Putnam county jail at 4:4T> p. ni. Thursday. Both were booked for public intoxication. The marriage of Marie Runiyon, daughter of Mr .and Mrs. Harry Alexander, Ladoga, and Paul Gilbeit Strange, son of Mrs. Stella Frye, Greencastle, was : solemnized Thursday evening, May 3. at 9:15. They are residj ing in Greencastle. Marshall D. Abrams, former j Greencastle resident, has accept- | ed the position of executive sec- ! retary of the Ready Mix Con1 crete Association. Mr. Abrams, ! who resides with his family in j Indianapolis, is also managing ! director of the Indiana Section of the Associated General Ccntractors. Seventeen members of the Greencastle Elks lodge attended the Sports Night Dinner at the Elks Home in Brazil Wednesday evening. Buddy Blatner, former shortstop with the Philadelphia Phillies, and Dizzy Dean’s partner on Saturday afternoon TV appearances, was the speaker. Three DePauw University professors are attending the Midwest Political Science Association's annual meeting this weekend in Milwaukee. Wis. They arc Dr. Harry Voltmer, head ot the political science department ai DePauw, and Drs. Wallace IJ. Graves and Stephen T. Early, Ji.. members of the same department. The MYF of the Union Chapel church at Morton, is having a i paper drive on Wednesday, May ! 9. Anver.a ' . vrig papers to be colic ted, notify, one of the following members before that date: Dorothy Bettis, Kathryn Harbi- ! son. Janet Albin, Doretha Nicholson, John Clodfelter, Margie Wysong, Virginia Leonard, or ! Larry Scobee.

Cloverdale New Era Club Holds I^ast Meet of Year On Wednesday, May 2, a luncheon at the Cataract Yacht . Club featured the final meeting for the season of the New Era Club of Cloverdale with an att* ndance of thirty-five members and guests. The invocation was given by Mrs. Ralph Fry. Miss Lenon Mann sang a group of songs, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Dean Knoy. A book review was presented by Mrs. John Goss of Martins- | i ville. Out of town guests were M»*s. John Fish, Mrs. Harry Rudbeck, { Mrs. Geor ge Ogle of Indianapol- | is; Mrs. Lee Coffman, Brazil: and Mrs. Florence Patterson of ! - Greencastle. Mrs. Dewey Hood, incoming president, served as ? chairman for the luncheon. i St. Paul's Guild Meets Tuesday St. Paul’s Guild of Catholic: women will meet Tuesday, May 8th, at 7:30 in the chapel. Local Women Attend Annual Convention The forty-first annual convention of Indiana Indorsers of j Photoplays was held May 2 in the Mizpah Temple at Fort Wayne. After the welcome address and the response and the j reports from the state officers, j Miss Carrie Pierce gave a report ; of the national convention held i j in St. Louis about two weeks j ; ago. She stressed the fact that !

Reelsvllle Social j Service Club Meet* Mrs. Anna Pollom entertained the Reelsville Social Service Club at her home on April 25. Twenty-one members, four guests and six children enjoyed a delicious dinner al the noon hour. Ida McCullough giving thanks. At the opening orf the after- 1 noon meeting Tressa Rissler gave the devotions reading from the 34th verse of Mark. Roll call responses were. What I would want in my dream home, j Secretary and treasurer's reports were read and approved. At the close of the business meeting Mrs. Charlotte Swope of Heme Decorators, gave a very interesting discussion on drapery materials and displayed many beautiful fabrics. Mrs. Lucille Aker conducted a contest won by Lulu Huffman and Ruth Craft. The next meeting will be at the home of Blanche Reel, May 23.

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WANTED TO BUY: Good used sewing machine. Box 99, o o Banner. 4-2p.

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