The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 August 1956 — Page 2

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The daily banner Tl T EH %CG 1» l»S< rf. - 2 i.KEKX' vsi LNIJ1VN A SOCIETY Nictiolson Ketinion lipid Ais^uit 121 h The annual Nicholson reunion was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Xnal Nicholson and darugh-

' -in Ohio: Mr and Mrs. Edward I Sorrells and family. Covington. . ria’eitrh Smith Dinviilr |-n.: Mrs Stella Noland and son. M • rnrd and Mr. and Mrs Ed Pei km.- and family all of North Salem.; Mr and Mrs. Ben Nicholson Jr., and family. Mrs. Ora Noland. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Noland Miss Joan Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Austin and

ter Daretha. Sunday Aug. 12th. A rarrv-in dinner was enjoyed at the noon hour, by all present. The afternoon was spent in horseback riding, badminton and general visiting among the guests. The officers elected for next year are: Noal Nicholson, president; Dwight Sorrells, vice president; Mary Noland, secretary, Ray Sorrells, treasurer Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Noland. Jamestown; Mr. and Mrs. James Nicholson and family, Bainbridge; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sorrells, Wayne town; Mrs. John MacDonald and sons, San Bemadino, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Whitenack. Jamestown; Mr. and Mrs. Dwight SorrHls and family, Crawfordsville; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sorrells and family, Covfhgton. Ky.; Mr. and Mrs. Dam Greenwood, Day-

iaughter. Mr and Mrs. Guy Hawkins all of Indianapolis: Joe Nicholson. Centeipoint, Mr. and Mrs. J^y Warren and family, Crawfordsville; Mr and Mrs. Wm. Smith. Spencer. Roberts Reunion Held Sunday The first Roberts reunion was ! held on Sunday. August 12. at the Brazil park with around sixty people in attendance. Robert McCullough of Greencastle acted "as chairman. They voted to organize for 1957. The following officers were elected. Ed Roberts of Plainfield, president; Wilma Masten, vice president; Dorothy Compton,' secre-tary-treasurer Letters of regrets were sent by Reba McCannich Schafer of Ohio. Gail Stroube Hendricks of Ft.

Across The Counter “I’ve got an insurance problem.” said Mr. Boorum as he entered our office. “I let one of those fast talking traveling salesmen sign me Np with a ‘safe driver’ company. He said the rate was less on his type of auto insurance. But he didn't tell me the rest of the story.’’ Curiously, I asked, “How does it end?” Mr. Boorum shook his head, “Sadly, I'm afraid. Another o a r ran into mine. The ‘safe driver’ company cancelled my insurance right away, even though the accident wasn’t my fault. Now I’m having difficulty getting auto insurance because of the cancellation.” "That is too bad.’’ I said, "we’ve had other similar cases referred to us where the auto insurance melted away like a snowman in July.” We investigated. and our sti mg, d e - pendablc auto insu r a nee company issued Mr. Boorum a policy. “You won't have to worry v.'.th a..-; policy,” I said, as I handc I it to Mr. Boorum. !’h' ccm.viny expects a cert tin amount of losses. After all, the purpose of insurance is to pi vide reimbursement and dependability. However, many direct writing companies judge that responsibility. It pays to deal with local agents who furnish reliable protection.” "I know that now,” said Mr. Bcorum with a smile. Why take chances? Insure with us today. Simpson Stoner INSURANCE Phone 6

Smith, Ark and Mrs. Mary Roberts of Portland, Oregon. Also a poem "Nostalgia,” was read w hich was written by Mrs. Roberts. Everyone enjoyed the day and voted to meet again in Augmst. 1 1957 and invited all friends and relatives of the Roberts family.

.Miss Ella Siitherlin Honored With Shower Mrs. Oral Sutherlin will honor her daughter, Ella, this evening at a shower at her home or Warren street. Miss Sutherlin will be married to R’Chard Wagncr of Indianapolis on August 25th. The wedding will take place in St. Bernadette’s Catholic church in Indianapolis. Nervous Hodge Put In Hospital SPRINGFIEDD, 111. (UP) — ; Orville E. Hodge, deposed state ‘auditor who pleaded guilty to 1 embezzling $637,000 from the 1 state with phony checks, was transferred to a hospital from a jail Monday night for treatment •j of shattered nerves. Hodge was sent to jail Monday to await sentencing after he plea led guilty to 48 indictments | in Circuit Court here. He had been expected to spend most of the weekend in jail, b’ut was taken to St John’s Hospital shortly after being examined by a psychiatrist. Dr. Paul M. Cadweli. Meanwhile, the former dappei businessman was stripped of all his possessions. Attorneys for Hodge, at a conference in the office of the state attorney geneial. turned over assets totaling about $663,000 in partical restij tution for Hodge's estimated $1,000,000 raid on the state | treasury. ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Mrs. Lida Pierce, Greencastle R. 1, 88 years today.

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Robert Dryer of Chicago is visiting Miss Margaret Nelson, R. 4. Larry Cox is snending two weeks at Camp Kosciusko c.i Lake Winona. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Nelson of Chicago were week end ; guests of Miss Margaret Nelson. J Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCurry j went to Denver. Colo., today to j visit their daughter, Mrs. Paul Tharniley and family. The Orlando Gornam reunion will be held Sunday, August 19th, at Robe-Ann Park. Families and friends invited. The Herod reunion will be held Sunday, August 19th, at the home of William Winchester, 695 Edwards Ave., Indianapolis. Basket dinner at 12:30 noon. Mrs. Mary Wright is ill in the St. Anthony hospital at Terre Haute. Her room number is 225. 2nd floor. Mrs. Wright is a former resident of Madison town-

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Perkins reunion will be held .n Hamilton county in Eagletown at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Bush Aug. 19th. Friends and relatives are invited. Bring lunch with you. The Ben Hur Life Association has filed mortgage foreclosure action against the Greencastle property of Mirkes Linzie Buis and Jessie Louise Buis. The plaintiff asks for judgment of

Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Brook - passed through Gi ■ ncastl * • day en route to their home eia Cedar Rapids, Iowa. They haw been vi. :ting frier.'.; an I rt'e-

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Frank Anderson or the Ind:e.:ia University athletic department, and two Crimson footba.l players. Capt. Chic Ckhowski and Tackle Mike Rabold. were in Greencastle Monday distributing I. U. grid schedules in the various stores, banks and offices. Mrs. Verna Elubaugh and daughter Kay, from Hammond, Ind., were house guests *of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Milligan over the week end at Putnamv lie. Also Jr. and Mrs. Jim H. Greer and children, Jana and Jimmie of Brazil were Sunday dinner

guests of the Milligans.

Friends here of O. PL Hannan Indianapolis insura-:ee broker have learned of his death. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon. He was born in Eminence 57 years ago and was quite well known. One of his hobbies was Tennessee Walking Horse, and he showed here many times

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only. >s J. Arnold and four children, and Miss Irene Tumble of New York. N. Y.. arl . e ’ on Monday evening for u visit with Mrs. C. J. Arnold or Ridge Ave. Col. Arnold was recently relieved of his assignment in Paris. Fiance and will take up :> new assignment in Washington, D. C. within the next month. A surprise birthday dinner for Carl Purse!! and also honoring the birthdays of John Pursell and Jean Johnson, was held Sifrclay, Aug. 12, at Hulman Beach. Those attending were Mr. ar i Mrs. Carl Pursell and sons. John and Freddie. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Thrasher and son, Mr. and Mrs Charles Curts and children, Rosetta Detro and Jean Johnson. —ADI. AI HOLDS He accused Nixon of “slinging slander and spreading half truths while the ton man peers down from the green fairways of indifference.” Nixon, he said, ha.^ oeen “the most politically intemperate individual in the n'.s-

IVggy June Wells Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wells of Fillmore wish to announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Peggy June, and Larry Gene Torr, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Torr of Greencastle. The wedding will take place the evening of Aug. 31 at 7:30 in the Fillmore Methodist Church. Friends and relatives are cordially invited. tory of modern American p Jitics.” He said Dulles “fiddles, flitters, frets and flits” while the United States loses ground to the Russians in foreign affairs. In his attack on the GOP, Clej ment also said: That the administration has

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$4,000. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Elmore and son, Robbie, and Miss La ' - verne Elmore of Plainfield were in Plymouth Sunday and attend ed the wedding of Mi-. Elmore’s niece, Betty Keller, to Robert Tharp. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Keller of Indianapolis. Ilr.rold Lisby, Coatesville R. 2. ./as the winner of the Westinghouse fry pan given away by by Wright’s Electric Service at the Putnam County Fair. Other winners were Sharon Seward. Rockville, an electric food mixer, and Mrs. Allen Clodfelter, Greencastle R. 3, a steam iron. Mrs. Charles A. Cooper and her sons and daughters and thei; families had a family reunion and basket dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Noble R. Clearwaters on Sunday, August 12th. There was an approximate attendance of 64 relatives, some of whom traveled from California and Illinois. The family get-to-gether was enjoyed by all. TV TONIGHT WISH-TV—Channel 8

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