The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 April 1957 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER Closed for possibly several TTTA. AFRIT 9. 19o7 Page *2 * eeK3 • GREENCASTUE. IND. The bath hoU! ^ was complete2~i—— ly tmder water, and the Hulman TATAR At T I.AKE WATERS Beach refreshment stand had

Cataract Lake has again proven that by impounding the waters of Eel river and allowing them to flow out in an orderly manner, that flooding of streams below the lake can be avoided. The level of the lake has been rising steadily during the past week and is expected to reach an all-time h ! ?h. The Spencer World Says: At Cataract Lake, closed to public use because of the high water, many motorists di -e in to take a look over the weet end. The lake Uus morning stood at a level of 6. r >9.3 feet above sea level, 23.3 feet above normal pool stage. It wps still rising, although slowly. The la’- -> ha? reached a stage of around 24 feet in the past. It is expected to

a utility pole to washing away.

keep it from

ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Linda Lou Grimes, daughter of Mr .and Mrs. Handel Grimes, Roachdale R. R. 1, 6 years old April 9. Joan Cunningham, 18 years old today, April 9. Joyce Eileen Carmichael, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Carmichael, 11 years old April 9th. Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Lossin McMillan, 10 years today.

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W^LL OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

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Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Martin-, R. 1 Rockville, living on the Put-nam-Parke county lines, will obflbrve their golden wedding anniversary Sunday afternoon, April 14 with an open house from two to four p. ni v They will be assisted by their children, Mrs. Lavern Pation, and Rober t E. Mar tin, both of Rockville, R. R. Friends are invited.

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Has Openings for Xew Plants at IND2ANAP0LIS (New Washington Street Plant) DE2ft?l’R (111.) fee

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Also Civil En^rs. and Ind. Engrs. with plant layout or manufacturing experience. B. S. or advanced degrees required. Pieliminary training assignments at Hawthome Works, Chicago. Work involves engineering in connection with building design and the installation of associated utilities and manufacturing equipment. \1«h> Openings in 'Suburban CHICAGO. COLOIBCS. niU TII. OMAHA, OKLAHOMA CITY. Liberal Relocation Allowance »• Attractive Salaries College Tuition Refund Plan — Liberal Pension Plan — Sickness Benefits — Paid Vacations Group Life Insurance. Many Other Benefits. ONLY OI-VLIFHCD GRADI'•ATE ENGINEERS SHOULD APPLY TERRE HAUTE Interviews If in the vicinity of Terre Haute. Ind. you may arrange an appointment with H J. Hummel-be-g and a Member of our Engineering Staff at the Terre Haute House. Wabash Ave at 7th St., Terre Haute. Ind. on this date: THURS., APRIL II •• 12 Noon to 8 P. M. A«k at desk or phone Crawford 3341 for appointment. If you are not available for interview, mail summary to H. E. Heath, Technical Employment. WESTERN ELECTRIC Hawthorne .Station, Chicago 23. IU.

The Good Cheer Club will meet £t Old Trail Lin for a luncheon Thursday at 12:00 DST. Mem-

bers please note change in plans. Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority Presbyterian Women

nesday at 2•30 p. m. with Mrs C T Bobbins 706 South Locust

street.

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT Blessed are the merciful, for they shall obtain mercy. Matt. 5:7.—Cruel men have difficulty in living with a guilty conscience.

will meet tonight at 7:30 at the 1 home of Barbara Powell, 25 South Vine street. There will be

a guest speaker.

The Jolly Homemakers Club will meet Thursday, 7:30 p. m. j with Mrs. Dorothy Sutherlin. 1 Mary Ann Sheldon will be the hostess. Members bring articles for auction sale. I Robert H. Irwin has filed suit for divorce in the Putnam circuit court from Violet Irwin. They were married January 19, 1957 and separated April 4. 1957. Rexell A. Boyd is the local attorney

Some commit suicide, but they ; f or the plaintiff.

can’t escape the accusing finger that way. There is no escape in this life or the life to ccme. We will have time to think sometime.

BANNER ADS GUT RESULTS

Personal And Local News ISriefs

Miss Lelia O’Brien is a patient in Putnam County Hospital. Melvin (Budd) Hood is a pat-

ient in Putnam County Hospital. The Friendship Club will meet

Wednesday evening at 7:50 at the Bee ’ ‘ - ,>0 P- m

home of Mrs. Jesse Scobee. The Belle Union P. T. A. will

meet Monday evening, April 15. All members are urged to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Saunders of Greencastle, are the parents of a son born Monday at the

Putnam county hospital. P. E. O. will meet Wednesday

evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Mabel Arnold. Mrs. Willard Umbreit will be assistant hos-

tess.

The Cbnton and Madison Friendly Club will meet April 11, Thursday with Mrs. Georgia Martin for an all day meeting, pitch-in dinner. Mrs. Thomas Woodson, 210 East Seminary street, has returned home after spending the winter with her son, T. Thomas Woodson of LaCanada, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hend ricks and son Tommy, were in Marion, Ky. over the weekend called by the death of Mrs. Hendrick’s father. J. B. Cloyd. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon. The Clinton Homemakers will meet Thursday night at 8 DST with Mrs. Judy Albin. Roll call will be a recipe exchange and Marilee Clodfelter and Pearl McCabe will give the lesson on legal procedures. The Homemakers Extension Club of Cloverdale met ApiT fourth at the home of Mrs. Harold Kennedy. Mrs. Nettie Broadstreet presided over the business meeting. Mrs. Dorothy Routt conducted the discussion of and voting for lesson topics for the next year. Sixteen members an swered roll call and five childre were present. The next meeting will be May 2 at Mrs. Maxweli’f with plant exchange.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aker, Reelsville, are the parents of a daughter, Terresa Ann, born at the Putnam County hospital Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

^ Albert Kehrer, Greeneastle and

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Aker, Reelsville are the grandparents. The group meetings on Thurs-

I day of the Christian Women's

Fellowship are as follows: Kappa, Mrs. Leroy Baldwin, 2:1)0 p. m.; Upsilon, Mrs. Meda Long, 8:00 p. m.; Rho, Mrs. Charles Rector, 2:00 p. m.; Iota, Mrs.

i James Woodall, 2:00 p. an.; Oniij cron, Mrs. Herschel Hammond,

7:30 p. m.; Sigma, Mrs. Ralph

Meet Thurxlay The Women's Association of the Presbyterian church will meet Thursday for a Lent breaklast at 9:30 a. m. in the church. Mrs. Willard Umbreit will be in charge of the program. Rev. Hartsock will be the speaker and David Cryer of DePauw will be the soloist. Circle Three will be in charge of the breakfast.

( ARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Omer Beck wishes to convey her sincere appreciation and thanks to my doctors and to the nursing staff and my minister for their kindness and attention shown me and my neighbors and many friends for the beautiful flowers, letters and many cards sent to me during my illness and operation at the Putnam County Hospital. p

Dr. Margenau To Speak Thursday A noted Eastern physicistphilosopher, Dr. Henry Mirgenau. will appear as a Faculty Lecturer at DePauw University here Thursday, April 18. Topic of his address at 7:30 p m. in Room 221 of the Memorial Student Union will be "Philosophic Perspectives of Modern Physics.” Yale University faculty member since 1931. Dr. Margenau currently is the Eugene Higgins professor of physics and natural philosophy. DePauw’s Faculty Lectureship was established by a Greeneastle family in 1954 and each year brings to the campus outstandng personalities in the arts and sciences.

White.” National Park flfcrrtc* r^nortN His editorials have been re- that approximately 52 per cent printed by many of the nation’s i of the visitors to the giant mounleading newspapers, and in 1955 j tainside carvings at Mt. Rushhe delivered the Eric W. Allen more National Memorial in South

Memorial Journalism Lecture the Universkv of Oregon.

Dakota ir 1956 had memorial before.

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Complete 9-point tuneup. We won t just look. We ll DO things to put your mower in top shape 1

Putnam County Couple To Celebrate 50th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Warren R. Lewillen will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday, April 14. by. having a family dinner at the home of their son near

Greeneastle.

They were married April IS, 1907 in Putnam County and have resided in that county all their

lives.

They are the parents of three children, Mrs. Paul Conrad of Lebanon, Eugene Lewallen of near Greeneastle, and Mrs. Wayne O’Hair of near Fillmore There are also eight grandchil-

dren.

No formal invitations are being issued. All relatives and friends are cordially invited to call between 2 o’clock to 4 a’clock CST Sunday afternoon, at heir home north of Fillmore.

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