The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 November 1968 — Page 8
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The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana
Thursday, November 7, 1968
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I Russellville news
By Thelma Grimes
Mrs. Beulah Berry and daughter Mrs. Marjorie South and grandson Brandon Booth of Ana. heim, Cal., were dinner guests Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Flock. Afternoon guests were Mrs. Betty Seward and family of Bellemore. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hester called on Mrs. Lula Grimes Mon. day afternoon. Mrs. James Montcastle of rural Greencastle, spent Tuesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Dee Flock. Mrs. Ival McGaughey and Mrs. Walter Overstreet and children called on Mrs. Clara Overstreet Thursday afternoon at the Towers Manor in Greencastle. Mrs. Carmen Gardner spent Saturday in Indianapolis shop-
ping.
The Fashion Blenders Home, makers Extension club met in the home of Mrs. Richard Graham Monday night for their Halloween party. All members and their guests arrived dressed as various types of ghosts. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. John Fullenwide, as most outstanding ghost, Mrs. Bill Sinnet as the spookiest, Mrs. Dennis Strasburger, as the most unusual, and Mrs. Gary Golf as the prettiest. Guests present were Donna Gibson, Lorita Thistlewaite, Marilyn Lashley and Karen McHargue. Mrs. Bill Sinnet and Mrs. Paul Selleck were welcomed in as new members. Refreshments —Canaan— Mrs. Fred Devasher and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Grimes entertained dinner guests Sunday in honor of their son Bryon’s seventh birthday, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Clark of North Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Walls, Linda Lou and Mickey of Clayton. Mr. and Mrs. Garry Serivies and Gregory of Danville were guests. Mrs. Irene Dile of Indianapolis accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Minter enjoyed a sight seeing trip Sunday in the Community of Reelsville, Brazil and Terre Haute. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Ratcliff and family of Greencastle were the guests of Mrs. Ratcliff’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lisby Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Elizabeth Wood of Brick Chapel visited her daughter Mrs. Raymond Goss and family Saturday night. Mrs. Mary E. Terrell of Belle, ville and Mrs. Flossie Fulton of Clayton visited their sister Mrs. Iona Goss Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. James Swedley were at the Holmes and Wilhite Funeral Home in Martinsville Sunday afternoon in respect of Mr. Otis Forbes. Carney Bunten of near Fillmore visited his uncle Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Grimes and Byron during the Teachers Association. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Clark, Mrs. Bill Baxter, Lori and Tama of Yorktown visited the former’s sister Mrs. Mary Louise Huber Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wilborn Kendall, Lisa and Kevin were the Sunday afternoon and supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Kendall at Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hill of Danville visited Mrs. Hill’s brother Mr. and Mrs. Vern Lydick Tuesday evening. Mrs. Donald Woodall and Glenda Lee of Monrovia visited her mother Mrs. Iona Goss Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Grimes and Byron visited the former’s sister. Mrs. Lucille Bunton who has returned home from the hospital after surgery recently. Mr. and Mrs. Wilborn Kendall, Lisa and Kevin were the guests of his mother Mrs. Amanda Kendall of Greencastle Friday eve-
ning.
Mrs. Ruhia Bassett of Coatesville, Mrs. Avas Pearce of Lewisville. Mrs. Flossie Fulton of Clayton and Mrs. Iona Goss enjoyed a sight seeing tour by State Road 36 thru western Ind., Illinois to Hannibal Missouri. Near Decatur 111. smoke from the Chemical Plant settled over the road for several miles. It made traffic very difficult. Decatur is a very beautiful city with a population of 86,400. Springfield is a much larger city with many beautiful church buildings also President Lincoln Memorial Statue with a population of 90,000 next large city was Pittsfield with a peculation of 25,000. Restaurants were very few but found a nice clean one known as Sandy’s place and delicious food in Jacksonville. This part of Illinois was rolling land and high hills but the landscape was beautiful. Leaves were green, yellow, red and combination of colors. One could imagine being in Brown County. Then on the
were served by Mrs. Graham, their co-hostess Mrs. Strasberger and Mrs. Fullenwider. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Wayne Everman Nov. 18. Mrs. John Boyd of Greencastle was the special guest speaker Sunday morning in observance of Women’s Day at the First Christian Church. Funeral services for Oscar Moody, 57, of Browns Valley who was killed in a truck-car crash Friday morning, was Sunday afternoon in the Browns Valley Christian Church with burial in Indiana Creek Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Moody is a sister of Forrest Simpson. Several from here paid respects and called at the Macheldt-services Funeral Home and attended the burial services. Mrs. Edna McGaughey of Indianapolis spent Saturday night with her sister Mr. and Mrs. Tarney Wilson. Mrs. Francis Harbison and Mr. and Mrs. Tarney Wilson spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Florence Jaus and Miss Roselyn Wilson of Indianapolis. Mrs. Jaus is recovering slowly from a broken heel she received in a fall at home last Sunday. Mrs. Edith Wilson, 65, of Parkersburg, passed away at 11:45 a.m. Tuesday in Culver Hospital at Crawfordsville after a week’s illness. Mrs. Wilson and her husband, Robert, owned and operated the Wilson’s gro-
Hannibal, Missouri crossing the Mississippi River. On return home Mrs. Terrell had driven 573 miles in thirteen hours including the time out for
lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. James Smedley of Canna, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Elron of Coatesville were the Sunday evening supper guests of their sister, Mrs. Loren Griggs and Mr. Griggs of Brooklyn. Mrs. Mary Louise Huber and Mrs. Dorothy Feazel were the Sunday dinner guests of the former’s daughter, Mrs. Stephen Stelzner and Mr. Stelzner. Mr. Warren Ray Stewart of Greenville, Miss, visited his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Minter recently enroute home from a hunting trip in Canada. Mrs. John Willhoite returned home Sunday Oct. 27 after a week’s visit with her sister Mrs. Arthur Martin and Mr. Martin of Plymouth. Mr. J. B. Neel of Kansas City, Kansas and Mrs. Laverne Ditcher of Anfloa, New York were also house guests of their sister Mrs. Martin. Linda York of Greencastle, formerly of Canaan Community is ill with rheumatic fever but is slowly improving. Mrs. John Willhoite was the guest of Mrs. Wayne Runnells and family of Greencastle, Monday. • * * The three principal leaders of the French Revolution were George Jacques Danton, Jean Paul Marat and Maximilian Marie Isidore de Robespierre.
eery and lunch in Parkersburg the past 14 years. She was born Aug. 5, 1903, near Waveland, a daughter of Frank E. and Rose Annie (Galey) Seybold. She married Robert Wilson Nov. 29,1922. Survivors were the husband, a daughter Mrs. Anna Ruth Sellers of Anderson, a son Robert Jr., Postmaster of Ladoga, four sisters Mrs. Molly Barnard of Ladoga, Mrs. Mabel Serich of Arizona, Mrs. Leonara MeLoren, and Mrs. Helen Austin both of New Albany, and a grandson, Steve Sellers, and two granddaughters Jean Ann and Kathy Wilson. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the MeGaughey and Son Funeral Home with burial in the Russellville Cemetery. A belated birthday dinner in honor of Dee Flock was celebrated last Sunday. Those who came for thepitch-in dinner were Mrs. Nora Dunn, Mrs. Cecelia Fogarty and Mrs. Lucy Brewer all of Crawfordsville; Mr. and Mrs. Tex Terry of Mansfield, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Compton, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hazlett, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Hazlett, and Mr. and Mrs. Tarney Wilson. Miss Lucille Gardner has been real poor this week. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Perry and family of Brownsburg,Mrs.Rose Mendenhall of Indianapolis, Mrs. Irene Gorman of Detroit, Mich., were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul McGaughey and attended the bazaar and supper Saturday night at the Christian Church. Our first basketball game of
this season was with Waveland on their floor. The score looked real sick to the Bees. Russellville lost the varsity game 7842. The B-team lost 35 to 26. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Byrd of Ladoga were Friday night guests of Mrs. Kate Byrd. A large crowd attended the smorgasbord at the Christian Church Saturday night. The articles at the bazaar sold well. Miss Judy Allgood attended a shower at New Market Wednesday night. Mrs. Nelle Phillips spent Friday and Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Broom of near Kingman. Mr. Broom is in a hospital at Danville, 111. due to a heart condition. Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Childress left last week for their home in Tucson, Ariz., after spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hazlett and other relatives. Mrs. Nelle Phillips spent Tuesday and Wednesday with her brother John Myers of Bainbridge. Shirl and Olive Evans were Thursday night supper guests of Mrs. Francis Harbinson. The birthday of Olive Evans was celebrated. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hazlett were Thursday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Flock. Mrs. Lillous Grimes entertained several ladies Wednesday night with a sales party. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Myers and Nancy of Crawfordsville were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Nelle Phillips. The dinner was in honor of Mrs. Phillip’s birthday.
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