The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 August 1956 — Page 2

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who passed away A tig. 1. ir husband, gone forever miss your smiling face, left us to remember earth can take your

r home we once enjoyed. ;et the memory still,

Biit death has left a loneliness

The world can never fill.

Loving Wife and Family. pd ANNIVERSARIES

Birthdays

Sharon Kay Berry, 14 years, August 1, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berry, Greencastle R

BEAD THE DAILY BAXATTR

STAG PARTY AUGUST 3, 1956 Evert one Welcome. Refreshments will f>* served, 7:30 'till. BELH CREEK COON HUNTERS CLUB

CCCii DOG WATER RACE Sunday, August 5, 10 A. M. On George Sims farn^ 4 Miles South of GreenFOOD ON GROUNDS. Deer Creek Conn Hunters Association

An inspiring Travelog Israel as I Saw It Printed In person fey Oasimir Lanowick, Editor of “The Jews In The News.” See Lis ♦asclnating rebuilding of the land of promise as it is today. M r ; ENTERTAINING EBiJCATIONAL FEATURE BR5AT STAKING K0DACHR0ME PICTURES Thursday, August 9th ; B P, N. S755PEH7 UNION BUILDING Sr?encasf'e, Indiana AD^II si()\ FKEE!:! ADMISSION FREE!!!

Continues At Troyer's Wi h still further Savings r 5?:w • iisi a few of ?he many items on sale.

| ONE LOT OF

ONE LOT OF

LADIES’ DRESSES

VALUES TO 10.98

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500

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COTTON SUMMER

NOW REDUCED

LADILS 7 skirts

LADIES’SHORTS

5 ALUES TO 6.98

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197

NO IRON COTTONS

LADIES COTTON

LADIES’ GOWNS

SHORTY PAJAMAS

\ \LUES TO 3.98

VALUES TO 3.98

200

LADIES SLEEVELESS

HURRY FOR THIS ONE

COTTON BLOUSES

LADIES' F0RMALS

VALl ES TO 3.98

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THE DAILY BANNER < end ! ':?v.ALD CGN501!DATED '*r*‘*n; :isf !<*. Indiana as secon. •lass mail n:attcr tinder act of Mirth 7, 1878. Subscription ■rice 25 c»-nts per week, S5.{Mi per year hy mail in Putnam County, f.l.OO to $10.40 per year ■utside Putnam County. Telephone 74, 95, 114 S. R. Kariden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street

rthCHm AJCBLTLANCE feERVICi

TODAY’S BIBI.E THOUGHT Hold fast that which is gooo. Abstain from ail appearance of evil 1 Thes. 5:21, 22. There are fringe acts that might offend and mislead some who look to us 2Ls examples.

£ 9 c2*soiiaaI And Local News ISriefs

School Art Room. 10:35-11:45 F.rst e-Ann.

Mr. and Mrs. Obie Hutcheson,! west of Parkersburg, have sold

their farm.

The Spanish War Veteran's . Auxiliary will not have its Aug-

ust meeting.

James Charles Hague, 25, mechanic, Bainbridge and Faye Gwendolyn Kiger, 16, at home, Ladoga were issued a marriage ' licence yesterdays. Mrs. Edith Scott visited over ! the week end with Mrs. Flora Howald of Knightsville and with Mis. Stella Coltharp of near i Staunton, where she met a num- ; ber of old acquaintances. A blazing trash fire about 9 p. m. last night on the Charley Hess property south of the city ! momentarily threatened to 1 spread to a nearby Sinclair bulk plant before the city fire depart- j ment arrived to extinguish it. Last rites for Mrs. Cleo E. Stearley, Reelsville Route 2, were I held from the Rentschler Funeral Home in Center Point at 2 o'clock this afternoon with burial in St. John's cemetery. Mrs. Stearley died Monday in the Clay county hospital at Brazil. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Scott formerly of this community and have lived in Miami, Fla., the past five years are moving to California and will be in the Morton community on the 6th and 7th of August. There will be a carry-in dinner in their honor at the Union Chapel church on i Tuesday evening, August 7th at 7:00 p. m. All friends of the Scotts are cordially invited, i Bring food and table service. Miss Virginia Reuss will return : this week end from a conference conducted by the HoughtonMifflin Publishing Co. at Char-1 levio::. Mich. Miss Reuss will bo in Greencastle until she goes to | Chicago to attend a training | school conducted by^ this publishing house, with which she will i be associated as a reading con- i sultant. On finishing the training school in Chicago, she will be j transferred to Topeka, Kans.. ! where she will be a reading con- ! sultant on grammar and high ; school text books.

Robert Matthews is in Chicag/ on a buying trip for Prevo's. The Hanks family reunion will be held Sunday. Aug. 5 at Robe

Ann Park.

Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Shonkwiler have returned from a busi

ness trip to Chicago.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Graves! returned Sunday' after spending the weenkend at Renfro Valley. Women of the Moose will meet in regular session this evening at S:30 at the Moose Hall.

There will be initiation.

Mrs. Etta Scott, Mrs. Deloris Funk, Mrs. Mabel Evens and Elizabeth Myers attended a special meeting of Women of the Moose held in Indianapolis Sunday at the Moose Hall. Mrs. Frances Weibke was the speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Dirks leave on Thursday morning for Chicago, where they will enplane for Vancouver, British Columbia. They will be the guests of Mrs. Dirks’ brother, G. K. Haskel, and Mrs. Haskel. On the return trip, they will meet Mrs. C. D. Dietz,

Pi Beta Phi housemother at De-1 hoard.

Pauw, in Seattle, and will accom- , pany her to her cottage at De-1 ^{ rs Rachyle Nichols and daughtioit Lake, Minn., wheie they will | Lola Nichols, Mrs. Ma-

de her guests for a few day's. They expect to return to Greencastle in about three weeks.

ind Second

■vek Swin.-

Park Recreation.

Kiltenhall, Robe-

Park Recreation,

BRAZIL MAN PICKED

Mis* Carolyn Baird

Miss Carolyn Baird, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Baird, Roachdale, was among the more than 60 high school juniors and seniors who attended the annual summer conference of the Indiana Heart Foundation's Junior Board on Friday’ at Indiana University Student Union Building. Indianapolis. Miss Baird represents Putnam County on the

WASHINGTON (UP)-Demo-cratic National Chairman Paul Butler today appointed Rex S. Minni 'k, Brazil, Ind., as Indiana state chairman for natural resources during the current election campaign. Minnick is serving his thir i consecutive term in the Indiana House of Representatives.

NON-JEVMSH EDITOR TO

SPEAK ON ISRAEI

Dorothy Kaelber Hostess To Manhattan Club

uonna Elliott and son, Mrs. Jean Scobee and daughters, Mrs. Lulu Proctor and children, Mrs. Carrie Miller and granddaughter. Patty and the hostess, Madeline O'Hair

anJ children.

Club

The Friendly Neighbors

ot Manhattan met with Dorothy ( Family Reunion Held Kaelber Wednesday 7 , July 18. At At Thompson Home the noon hour a deliciorus dinner j The annual f ami iy reunion was? was enjoyed by all. | held Sunday, Julv 29th, at the Prayer was offered by Cordelia , home of Mr anc f M rs. Fred N. McCullough. Afternoon meeting j Thompson on u. S . 36 one mile was called to order by the presi- ! west of Morto n.

dent. All sang The Star Spangled j Banner. Devotions were given by !

Virginia Price. Lord's Prayer was ! s P vead a '""S table at the given in unison. ' 1 n00n hom ' aml 57 relatives <!id

A bountiful basket dinner was

Roll call was answered by six- j teen members, How I spent July |

4th.

Secretary’-Treas’urer’s reports given and approved. Old and new

business was discussed.

It was decided to change the ; August meeting to Aug. 8th so | we could enjoy the County Fair

at Forest Park.

Happy Birthday was sung to two members, Dorothy Kaelber and Bessie Roberts. Contests were enjoyed, prizes going to Jane Kaelber, Helen Williams, Bertha Fitzpatrick,

Dixie Coffman.

Meeting closed by repeating

the Club Creed.

justice to it.

Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Emory Brattain, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Brattain, Mr. and Mrs. James Hammond and sons Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sallust and Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Haskel Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Godfrey. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poe and children, Albert Thompson and Mrs. Lorene Blacketer, all of Greencastle; Mr. and Mrs. Rieh- | ard Thompson and son, Lafayette; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ! White and Mrs. John McKeehan ,and Linda of Indianapolis; Mrs. | William McKeehan, Mr. and Mrs ' Lewis Seward, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Seward and daughters, ! Mr. and Mrs. Marion Seward, M*\ and Mrs. Hershell Massey, Rock- I ville; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wood, j Bloomington; Mr. and Mrs. Bill j McKee, Martinsville; Mr. ano' | Mrs. Jeral Baker and children,) and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Thompson and family, Bainbridge; and ( the host and hostess, Mr. and , Mrs. Fred Thompson, Norma

Jean and Judy.

TV TONIGHT WISH-TV—Channel 8 6:00 News; Weather 6:15 CBS News ( :30 Opry Stars 7:00 Godfrey’s Friends 8:00 Millionaire , 8:30 I've Got a Secret 9:00 Steel Hour 10:00 News 10:15 Highway Patrol 10:45 Late Show

WTT\—Channel 4

Little Rascals! .. .t Disneyland Waterfront; Charlie Chan Boxing Newsreel

10:00 City Detective 10:30 News 10:45 Hollywood Movie

6:00 6:30 7:30 8:00 9:00 9:45

WTHI-TY—Channel 10

6:00 6:30 7:00 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:15 10:30

TV News Annie Oaklev .... Frankie Lair.t Millionaire I’ve Got a Secitt People's Choice .... Ford Theater News Late Weather Late Show

Madeline O’Hair Is Hostess To Club The Homemakers Club of Monroe township met Wednesday, July 25th, at the home of Madeline O'Hair for its regular meet-

ing.

The meeting was opened by the president, Frances Harris Roll call “Where I would like tx spend my vacation,” was answered by 12 members and if all dreams of future vacations could come true we would be well educated world travelers. Minutes of previous meeting were read and approved. Secretary's report was lead and four flower bills were allowed and paid to the flower committee chairman. No other business

was at hand.

Elva Scobee entertained wi f h an “Add a Letter" contest which was won by Osa Brown. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess and the rest of the afternoon was spent

in visiting.

Those present were Mrs. Eva

Price, Mrs. Frances Harris and

children, Mrs. Osa Brown, Mrs. erdale, 1st on handtooled purse Elva Scobee, Mrs. Enid Hillis, and billfolds. Mrs. Ezra Arnold of Fillmore,

1st on hairpin lace stole. Miss Ida Gogg of Russellville. 1st on hand painting in oil. Mrs. Nettie Hillis of 803 So.

Indiana SI. Greencastle, 1st on

button corsage.

Mrs. Hazlett 1st (n ceramics and 1st on novelty flower cor-

sages.

This was a very interesting exhibit and these ladies are to be ec-ngratulated on their fine work. We're hoping to see them and their beautiful work at our next county picnic.

Cu'itl** Toppers Club

.Meets Thursday

Castle Toppers Home Demonitration Club will meet Thursday at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Virgir.ia Starr. Roll call will be

a homemade cake.

Kandicraft And Hobby

Exhibits At Picnic

At the County Farm Bureau picnic Sunday July 29th, the following people won In the handi-

craft and Hobby exhibit..

Mrs. Effie Mannon of Cloverdale, 1st on Swedish weaving. Mrs. Hazlett of Russellville 2nd on handwoven lace hankies and

3rd on woven hotpads.

Mrs. Mabel Herbert of Clov-

DIES OF INJURIES SOUTH BEND (UP) — Mrs. May Stoner, 86. Valpariso, died in a hospital here Tuesday of injuries sustained three hours earlier in a two-car collision in Michigan. Mrs. Stoner was brought to Memorial Hospital after the accident near Union Pier, Mich. Her daughter, Mrs. Mildred Dean., 63, Valparaiso, and Mrs. Irene Stoner, 49, Valparaiso, the driver, were injured.

FOR RENT: 3-room furnished apartment, upstairs. Utilities ! furnished. Garage. 610 South Jackson St. i-3t

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Casimir Lanowick. editor of ! “Jews In The News," will give | a free film presentation on the ! land which is so much in the J ; -world news spotlight. His color- j ! ed film travelog, "Israel As I : Saw’ It,” is scheduled for 8:00 p m. Thursday, August 9. Tht i . films will be shown at the Stu I dent Union Building auditorium j McKeon Makes A Dramatic Appeal PARRIS ISLAND, <UP)S. Sgt | Matthew C. McKeon. no longer ! a poker faced witness, told hi.; ; | court martial in trembling tones 1 today that he would have “walk- | ed to the gallows” after learning | that six men died on a death J march he led. ' The Parris Island ex-drill in- j 1 structor rounded out his person- j al testimony about the incident j I with a.", impassioned denial tha'. ^ i the tragic march into a t dm j creek was something secret he | | was trying to keep from his sn- : perior. “I wasn’t trying / to hide i nothin’, that’s the God's honest I truth,” he said. McKeon repeated that "I don'; j know actually just what happen- j ed” to touch off panic that swept through the ranks of Platoon 71 j the night of April 8 when the I men waded into the mud and salt ! water of Ribbon Creek. He called for the march to give | his men “something different” in the way of training after routine discipline had failed,” he

said.

He was grilled again today about taking men into the water who had not qualified as swim mers. but the sergeant said fervently: "I'd have never took them m if I’d thought for one minute that one of those kids would drown ” He admitted he did not reconnoiter the creek prior to tne march but said it “didn’t look dangerous to me.”

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NEW ‘LONG RANGE’ ANTI-SUBMARINE MISSILE

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CITY RECREATION The bus will go again this Thursday to Me Bor.nick's for swimming. This tnp and next Tuesday will be the ast of the season. Coatesville defeated the Greeneastle team 8-4 on Tuesday evening. Mike Tzouanakis has table tennis tournaments scheduled this week and his croquet tourney starts on Thursday. Prizes will be awarded. Squire dancing will be this Fri.day night at 7:30 at the gym. Thursday's Schedule 9-12 Arts and Crafts, High.

AN ANTI-SUBMARINE missile streaks from launcher on the U. S. warship Wilkinson d :r:ng t: lining mission from Newport, R. L The new missile, ' 13 a va: launched from a distance without necessity of bek t within close range af ’.:.e submarine. Close UntenvitwMU tfowndpAoto/