The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 March 1966 — Page 4

4 Ih* Daily Bannar, Qranc—tia, Indiana Thursday, March 10, 1946

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Cloverdale News ; . . -i * ’ ' >'T-V €.:*

By Mn. Ralpli Fiy, QovcnUlt Contspoodent

The Auxiliary of Cloverdale Barrack No. 1994, met on Tuesday evening with a pitch-in dinner at 7:00 p. m. The invocation was given by Willie Shumaker, after the dinner the group separated for their business meeting. There were 14 auxiliary members present and 11 'members of the Barrack present. The Auxiliary meeting was called to order by Nina Gaston, the vice president, the president, Mary Hurst bong sick. Get well cards were sent to five members that were sick, reports of the five members that worked at the 10th St. Veteran Hospital for one day. Ihere will be a sixth district meeting at Danville, Sunday, March 13. Mr. and

Mks. Paul Herod were guests, they were from the Danville Barracks. The Fortnightly Club met Wednesday with Mrs. Fknmie Clevenger. Frances Arnold, the president, presided with nine members present. Responses given w^re a supressed desire. The program was given by Coweta Groygy subject was a Patrotie Bssay written by Charles Coffin, a Cloverdale senior. Refreshments were served by the hostess. * ^ Mir. and Mrs Harold Staley entertained on Sunday in honor of their little granddaughter, Rhonda’s, birthday, her parents, Mr. and Mka Kyle Staley, and daughter; grandmother Mary

Runnells and her Aunt Laura

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Mbs. Mabel Herbert attended a roadside council meeting st Turkey Run on Tuesday. Leonard Mann arrived home Thursday from Florida where he hee been spsndftn* the winter, for the funeral of Lee Coffmun, a former Cloverdale resident. Mrs. Mann will arrive home in the next few 4sya as she stopped in Missiasippi a few days to visit her father. Thelma Dwiggans and Mary Kennedy kept store for the Sargent’s while they attended the ball games in Terre Haute on

Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Smith were called to Cloverdale by the death of her father, Chalice Gobel on Friday, those from out of. town attending the funeral were Bernice Griffin, Indianapolis, Mr.' and ' Mrs. Harry McNary and son from ’Chtcago, Mr. and Mrs: Harold Gobel, Indianapolis, Mrs Raymond Barnes, Indianapolis and

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Mr. and Mrs Forest Williams attended a district American Legion meeting at Sheridan

Sunday.

Miss Alice Craggs of Joliet, HI., spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Eva Craggs and

family.

Mrs. Eva Craggs and Alice Craggs were in Indianapolis Saturday. Visitors of the Elbert Williams family on Friday evening, were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parker of Coatesville, Mir. and Mrs Earl Arnold and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fry. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fry visited with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zachary of near Ladoga on Sunday. The Zacharys mid Frys are long time friends. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams spent the weekend with the Elbert Williams family over the weekend and the Earl Arnold family spent Sunday with them. Mrs. Mary Shumaker is spending a few days with her son. Forest and family in Indianapolis Mr. and Mrs Bill Gray and Freddie of Greencastle, spent Saturday evening with his mother, Mrs LaRue Gray and watched the regional basketball game at Terre Haute. Mrs. Fred Parker spent Monday with her granddaughter, Mrs. Bill Taylor. Club 63 met with Frances Arnold on Monday from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. Congratulations to Coach Mil-

ler and the basketball boys In winning-the Regional Bseketball game at Terre Haute. The W.S.C.8. will meet Thursday at Mrs Maude Fanner’s at 11:30 s m. Henry Goasinet and family of Ten* Haute visited Mrs Minnie Sprinkle and family Friday evening. Bob Lemastee and family of Terre Haute visited Minnie Sprinkle and family Sunday. Mrs. Nadine Lesley was in Indianapolis on last Thursday to see Doctor Blackwell She is improving nicely since her operation. Mb. and Mbs. Bob Lesley and Sheryl, Mrs Stephen Lesley and Jodine, attended the wedding of Sue Moser at Champaign, HI., Saturday, March 5. Sheryl was her bridesmaid. Martha Sendmeyer entered the Putnam County Hospital on Sunday and had surgery Monday morning.

Nation Enjoying Milder Weather By United frets International Much of the nation basked today hi warm, spring-like weather wafted in on mild southerly winds from the Gulf of Mexico and mild breezes from tixe Pacific. Mild temperatures extended as far north as the Canadian border with 60-degree readings marked across the southern Plains Into the Southwest. Helena, Mont., had 48 degrees when 30-degrees was the rule in the Carolinas. A three-day storm in the Pacific eased after raking the coast witlv high winds and heavy rains. More than 13 Inches of rain had raked Cape Blanco off the southern coast of Oregon during the storm, and rain continued today to the San Francisco Bay area. In the Willamette Valley of Oregon, the heavy rain sent several streams out of their banks, but no damage was reported. The Coquille River was four fest above flood stage Wednesday, forcing the Myrtle Point, Ore., schools to close. For the reet of the nation today, the weather bureau predicted sunny, mild and dry weather, with scattered showers in the far northwest and sprinkles along the Texas Gulf Coast and northern Great Lakes.

Congratulations to Balnbrtdge basketball team and best Of luck next Saturday in Lafayette. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harden of Brownsburg called on Mrs. Harden’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nichols on Sunday afternoon. They had visited Mrs. Harden’s brother and family, Richard Nichols of Newport on Saturday and Saturday night. Richard Nichole and family moved ipto their new home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Irwin and Mrs. Aileen Overstreet visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kendall of Beech Grave Cunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Clodfelter attended a Shorthorn cattle sale in Bloomington, Tllirmta on Saturday of last week. The chili and oyster supper

at Clinton Center School bust Friday night was well attended. Mrs. Dewey Stultz’s condition is very satisfactory after undergoing surgery in the Putnam County Hospital. We hope she will be coming home soon. Mr. and Mrs. Everett ^iegelin left Chicago last Friday by plane for a two weeks stay in Hawaii. Mrs. Siegelin is a sister of Mrs. Ray Clodfelter. Ladies of Portland Mills Church met with Mrs. Grace Coleman last week and made plans for a smorgasbord supper at the church in the near future. Watch paper for date.

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