The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 September 1956 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER THt RS.. SEPT. 27. 1956 I’agp 2 GRKENCAsTI.F:. IN DIAN V

Miller School News A wonderful group of pupils as well as the weather-man have joined forces in getting school off to a good start at Miller. 396 pupils are enrolled. Verna' Garl, Nellie Hurst and Ellis Haltom arenew members of the teaching staff and are contributing much to the progress of the ■school. Pupils from out-of-town this year are: Mike and Lance Youell of Wayneburg, Pa.; Betsy and Terry Letts, Germany; Paul, George and Sandra Jenner, Kentucky; Kathy Shumake and Candy Corbett, California; Linda O'Hair, Louisiana; Linda McCall, New York; Linda, Lam' and William Rodgers and Linda Smythe of Fillmore; Martha and Nedra Jordon of Paragon and Susan Clark of Bainbridge; and Deanne Kurtz of Delphi. Miss Williams’ Third grade,

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Mrs. Zi**g's Fifth grade, Mrs. Miller's Fourth grade and Mr. Haltom's Sixth grade have made trips to the public library. Instruction in the itse of the library was given by Miss Taylor, and each pupil secured a library card and checked cnit books. Sara Humbert and Jane Turk were recent guests of Hurst-Avery Sixth grade ard gave a most fascinating report of their summer journey through Europe. Pupils of the rooms of Mrs. Garl and Mrs. Roekhill have done a faJKinating and profitable “scientific study of insects. Collecting. mounting, display and reporting were steps employed in the study. Fathers also had a part as they assisted in the construction of insect nets. The School Safety Patrol boys were driven to the Invitational Pistol Meet by Dr. Schamvecker, Mr. Stout, Mr. Ernshaw and Mr. Kurtz where they met Governor Craig and many of the contestants Don McLean and Trooper Brackney made the necessary arrangements for the trip. Many pupils will be visiting the Farm Progress Show Friday. Patrons and friends are always welcome

to visit school.

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1 Miss Carrie Pierce will leave Friday morning for Des Moines, Iowa, to attend the International Christian church Convention being held from Sept. 28 through Oct. 3.

Services will be held at the : Long Branch church Sunday I morning at 11 and Sunday evening at 7:30 DST. Fiank Johnson minister.

Kappa Alpha will meet Friday the home of Mrhans. She will Mrs. W. M. McG:: Ervan Walton.

Pheta Alumnae at 2:00 p. m. at . Roland Yungbe assisted by ughev and Mrs.

George McCormick of Elkhart,

19 South Jackson Street v ho was appointed yesterday as

director of the enforcement division of the Indiana State Conservation Depa:tment, is the father of Robert E. McCormick, proprietor of Mac’s Men's Shop.

DDAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT emember the Sabbath day to p it holy. Exodus 20:6. Even ■hinery needs rest. Time to ect and weigh our thoughts

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■e should Among the approximately 150 i too on assembling retired Army officers and men ho want to rise to from Indiana who will attend a ay. We should not special conference at Indiana

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ANNIVERSARIES

Birthdays Thomas Schafer, Fillmore, today, Thursday, Sept. 27th. Coleen Hays, today, Sept. 27. IKE HAS HOPES WASHINGTON (UP)—President Eisenhower said today he has great hope that Egypt will agree to a Suez Canal solution.

Mr. and Mr

Thursday morning home in Miami, Fla. All members of the

Ladies Auxiliary who can.

Military District Headquarters at Fort Benjamin Harrison on Saturday, October 6, will be two residents of the Greencastle community. They are James W. Howe, R. R. 2 and Thomas Dob-

bins, Box 76,

Roaehdale PTA will meet Oct. 1, 1956 at 8:00 p. m. CDT The program will include reports on

m Girl’s State and Boys’ State by Waiter Tate leP •' „ i .u Patsy Jeffries and Byron Gough, i make their •' 1

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^.nd Local News Griefs

and sonbs by Girls Choir of the Roachdale Christian Church un- ^ der the direction of Mrs. Wm. Norris. Devotions by Mrs. Maur-

asked to meet at th 1 Post Home j ce K erse y_ a financial report of Friday, 1:00 p. m. to clean the thg Farm Progress Fo od

home. I will be given.

John H. Rulfs, 25. Greencastle 1

Route 2, was lodged in the Putnam county jail Wednesday night on a contempt of court charge. Rulfs was taken into custody in Lebanon by Sheriff Joe Rollings.

PLEMTY OF mm PARIGNG 312 North Jackson St—7C0 South Jackson St.

KING SIZE

Robert Pickett of Fillmore wa* exhibiting a sweet potato here | this morning that weighed four pounds ten and one third ounces. It is believed to be the biggest | one that has been grown in Putnam county. The sweet, potato was planted, along with the rest j of the garden and cultivated only | when the garden was plowed. It came from the Joe Ellis greenhouse on Bloomington street.

HiNtorical Society Holds Meeting The Putnam County Historica. Society met on Wednesday evening at Old Trail Inn with a largo | attendance. The meeting opened with a j prayer by Dr. Manhart aftei which was a volunteer program on “Historical Finds of the Year.” Mrs. Meia E. Long found the history of the Connoi family in Perry County which are her ancestors. Miss Eleanor Cammack read a description of Greencastle in June, 1837 which told about tlu , laying of the first cornerstone of ; DePauw University. Cyrus Nutt was in charge and ten thousand I people heard Rev. Dr. Bascomb give an address of two hours in length. The lead box that was in this cornerstone is now in the

archives.

Dr. Tippy is in receipt of a letter from a lady in Saskatoon. I Saskatchewan who is coming I here to study the archives as tire | method used has been recomi mended to her. Several have sent in fine reports. Miss Cam- | mack is editing the “Indiana I Magazine of Histmy” by Cyrus | Nutt. The archives is to have a tent' vault in the new library. Dr. Crandall repc-rts that the Albert Woolson monument has been placed in the Gettysburg cemetery. An artist from Denver, Colorado made it in bronz f - Woolson is seated with his hat in his hand upon which are the words “The Last of the G. A. R.” Sanford Romine has offered a prize to any high school person who will make a picture of pioneer art. A committee was appointed to see if interest could be obtained along these lines.

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Mrs. Donald ’York Hostess To Club The West Madison Home Demonstration Club met Sept. 26 at the home of Mrs. Donald York. The president, Mrs. Paul Aker, had members repeat the Flag Salute and Club Creed in unison. Roll call was answered by 18 members with a “Child’s Cute Saying.” Guests at the meeting I were Mrs. Max O'Hair and Mrs. | Frank Davis. The secretary and treasurer reports were read and approved. The song leader, Mrs. David Barr gave the history of the song of the month when the Corn is Waving” The lesson, “Furniture Arrangement Part II, was very ably given by Mrs. Wendell Thomas. A Safety Report was given by Mrs. Wiltiam Day. Mrs. Everett Ellis gave a Garden Hint. During the social hour the hostess served very attractive refreshments and secret sister gifts |were exchanged. Our next meeting will be Oct. 24th at the home cf Mrs. W'endell Thomas at 1:30 p. m.

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