The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 October 1963 — Page 2

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The Clinton and Madison Friend'v Neighbor Club m" t with Mrs. Maud O'Haver Sep'.. 12. The meeting was opened by the president and all singing “Old Folks At Home.’’. The flag salute was led by Ona Siglar. The Christian flag salute was given in unison. Collect was led

by Emma Wichmann.

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Open meeting of The Friends of the Greencastle-Putnam Public Library, October 9, at the Public Library from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. The October business meeting of Kappa Delta Phi Sorority will be held tonight in the Public

Entered in the Post Office at Service Room, at 7:30. New of-

Reading of the minutes were <«reeiuustle, Indiana, as Second fivers will be inducted, read and approved. Motion made < luas Mail matter under Act of Th urs( j a y Reading Club and seconded to buy a gift for 'larch 7, 1878. w jjj mee t Oct. 3rd. at 7:30 with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Slavens. Subscription Prices Helen Jones. Leader will be Edna Golden Wedding anniversary. Home Delivery 35c |kt week Cvum p Ro jj ra )i w jij be answered Motion was made and seconded Mailed In Putnam t minty with a “Hallowe'en Experience.”

t< d ite to tin Veteran’s per >ear Outside of Putnam County World War I Veterans and

$8.00 per year Radies Auxiliary will meet Fri-

Hospital.

Mr:-. O'Haver gave a talk on

“Water t>hed.” Eighteen membercs were present. Penny collection. 54c. The closing Prayer was repeated in unison. The hostess served dainty refreshments. The meeting was enjoyed by all.

Outside of Indiana

day at 6:30 at the Legion Home

TODAY'S BIBIK THOUGHT

$12.00 per year with a carry in dinner. Members bring covered dish and town tab'c

service.

My grace is sufficient for thee.

II Corinthians 12:9.

The Morning Musicale Group will meet at the Charter House lounge at Gobin Church Octo-

In the impossible situation this ^ 2n(j at 8:00 p m Arthur promise comes as a bright star Carkeek ua n present a movie and

in a midnight sky.

IN MEMORY

In loving memory of our dear husband and father, Rollie W. Staten, who passed away one year ago today, October 1, 1962. Our hearts still ache with lone-

liness.

Our eyes shed many a tear. Because it was so sudden To part with one so dear.

Personal And Local News llrit k l\

talk entitled Holiday for Counter Point.

The Crescent Club will meet

Sadly missed by wife, Lena, Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the and family. home of Mrs. Walter Ballard. The Indiana State Medical As-

Montgomery Ward is looking forward to its greatest Christmas season in history, and today began distributing to its Greencastle area customers and to six million customer f a m i 1 i es throughout the United States, its 1963 Christmas gift catalog. C. M. Norris, manager of the local store.

Mr. and Mrs. George Toeffer

O.E.S. NOTIC E

sociation will hold its 114th an- and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Toeffer nual convention October 14-17 and children of Peru: Mr. and

Greencastle Chapter No. 255 this year at Indianapolis. Mrs. Cecil Brown of Greencastle,

O.E.S. “Friends Night’’ is Wed-

A son was born Tuesday morn- ^ !r - aru * Mi*- and

nesday. Oct. 2. 1963 at 7:30 p.m. ing at the p ut nam County Has- Nancy of Crawfordsville; Mr. and Visiting Eastern Stars are cordi- p,t a i to Mr and Mrs Robert ^ Irs - Landy Myers of New Marally welcome. Officers and mem- x^.marH 911 South Indiana St. anc * ' Irs - Ernest Myers

and daughters of Lafayette and Mrs. Don Myers and Debbie of Jamestown spent Sunday with

bers please come early for picture taking will begin at 6 p.m.

Theo Bee, W. M.

ANNIVERSARIES

Rhonda Faye Shinn. R. R. 1, underwent an operation for appendicitis Saturday morning at

. ^ ^ . x, ■. 1 ev, Mrs. Nelle Phillips of Russellville,

the Putnam County Hospital. She ^

is recovering nicely.

Fathers Auxiliary No. 1 of

the Veterans of Foreign Wars Weddings will meet Wednesday evening at yj,. ant j Forest Harris, the Gen. Jesse M. Lee Post Greencastle, 24 years Oct. 1st. 1550 Home. Members are urged Mr . and Mrs . Pau i W ise, Amo, to attend. 24 years Oct. 1st. Mrs. Eulalia Mathew of Putnamville leturned home from a M a! ,omc Group

first things first... first steps, first

aU/aWNG-iMCKS* Young Amtncai Finot Fitting Shoes

weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Enjoys Pig Roast

Robert Schuyler and Mr. and

Mrs. Mike Andre of Indianapolis. T* 16 Junior Past Matrons and The state police post at Put- Patrons and present Matrons and namville reported Tuesday morn- Patrons of District Nine and ing that a traffic accident occur- guests met at the beautiful counred two miles east of Ind. 43 on try home of Past Deputy, Mrs. U. S.40 at 6:15 Monday evening. Gail Feuquay and Mr. Feuquay Trooper John Danberry invest!- Sunday, Sept. 22 for a pig

gated. roast.

Castle Toppers Home Demon- Paul Evans, P. P. of Greenstration Club will meet Wednes- castle, gave the grace before day at 7:30 with Mrs. Staggs, the bountiful dinner. Members please bring one yard This unusual dinner was enof half inch gingham, regular jQy e( j py around a hundred size rickrack, 2 bolts baby ink- p eo pi e The tables were decoratrack, embroidery hoops. e{ j w jth beautiful fall flowers. Meeting at the Severin Hotel ^ short business meeting was in Indianapolis, September 2. on j awn aro und a campand 28, representatives of Indt- fj re There were fourteen chapana Societies for Crippled Chil- ters represented, dren and Adults elected Calvin A |j a j ate hour thank-

Hiatt, Jr. as president of the ^ n g Q a ji an( j Malcolm for

Board of Directors of the Socle- delicious dinner and a ty. wonderful evening of fun. Mrs. Winnie L. Arnold has re- The next meeting will be at turned to her home at 402 N. Catlin on Dec. 14th at 6:30 p.m. Madison St. North Apt. Mon., u -jth a carry-in dinner and gift Sept. 80th. She has been at her exchange, daughter's, Elma, since leaving

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the Methodist Hospital Indian- >|j hSi ( arr ie Pierce a polls. August 12th. V isitors wel- Receives Silver Medal come. Henry Hudson, 22, Evansville, At the annual meeting in pleaded guilty to escaping from September of the Indiana Heart the penal farm when brought Association, Miss Carrie Pierce into the Putnam Circuit Court received the silver medal for Monday. Judge Francis N. Ham- meritorious service in the fight ilton sentenced him to serve one against heart disease. Miss to five years at the state refor- Pierce has been the Putnam matory in Pendleton. County chairman for the past Twenty-two new faculty and eight years. Under her leaderstaff members will be introduced *hip Putnam County citizens at DePauw University’s mid- have contributed approximately week convocation tomorrow at $15,000, most of which has gone 10 a m. in Meharry Hall. Follow- for research. ing the introduction of new per- A meeting of the various counsonnel by Dean Robert Farber, ty committees wall be held at the the convocation address will be Junior High School Building on presented by President William Wednesday, October 2 at 7:30. E. Kerstetter. P m to plan the year's activities. Anyone interested in helping in

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Tiger Cubs Third

The eighth annual Van Buren Invitational Cross Country Meet was held Friday. The teams participating were from Garfield, Gerstmeyer, Greencastle, Schulte and Van Buren.

King, from Garfield, set new record of 8:46. The old record was 9:02. R. Chadd ran a fine time of 9:05.

The Cubs placed third w r ith Garfield and Gerstmeyer in the lead and Shulte and Van Buren following. Greencastle’s record now stands at 9-3.

The top three runners were: 1. King, Garfield; 2. Petzold, Gerstmeyer; 3. Chadd, Greencastle.

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