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THE DAILY BANNER. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. MONDAY. DECEMBER 25. 1933.

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Asburj' MeOnmmark, son of RuweU and Priscilla (More* Maraim»nack, was -^ L l.o.n near Kminencc, fnii.. June ® ISfiO, died |>oc I I, Id.'i.'t, ape 71 years, A r> months and Ik days. He prew to ^iinanhxid in the ^inity of his hirth, JS was married to Km.) a Hall in 1SK7, jS I who lived only a few months. I’ollowiar the wife’s death he made his home ® with his parents, iwho later moved to flal.Ml. Mi tilian, w • ••re lie was n a fried 11 i Cora hi Hoiime, March Jd, |K!*|. pH ; I .i tin union wa horn one -on Virpi! Mr MeCanvmack followed farming iS near Mt Meri' ian until l!M<! when he iff [iiin hiisi d the (dd ^Tavern at Mt. aj* I Meridian, known as the Half W ay Q House I i tin enterprise he i*nii li i Wj pood wife, applied theim.selves M idilim ntly makine, a preal success of (ffiiit, thronph hi- courtesy to the trnvel-

_ \f;RK i i/mm. nfw's — (inful manapeniijnt can prevent mu h of the tr ulde from < dds in the flock. Damp, drafty, unsanitary quarters are often thoupht to he re-Spon-ilde for the spread of voids. Many (Kiultr liou-i are kept too liphlly closed at tlii- o ison of the year. Thi- tetards air movement and prevents cxre moistuie from hidnp removed, (iaod ventilation ian usual |y Is 1 nhtninod hy keepinr the win dows partly open. If your flock is to furnish hateliilip cpps next month, c-'ierk upon the lot lowinp items. Male lord; are u ually used in the proportion of one to IJ liens, in the ea o of Red-, Rocks or Wyanilattes, or one male to 15 ni 1H females. Specril pi era u t ion - may Is* necessary to piesent larpe conih- of the males from heinp Irosted dutinp cold wen tin i'. Male .with hadly frozen ci.mhs S.ddoin i\o eood ter tility until the\ have rin overed t iom the illjuiv For hteedinp fl" k- it is well to include ahnut .5 per cent alfalfa leaf meal in the ma h, or else provide p-reon alfalfa, i lover, or soy bean hay in racks so that Hit leaves an ay he picked off by the lords Kxcellent win|er h;it lies are reported from flocks heilin' fed no i d liver oil, proviiled the lords are allowed out of doors from noon each day. If the Hock is strictly confine 1 in the lay ing hot) p it wine to e some cod liver or sardine oil in the ration.

f diape is done the qveri'reeii- used as hnse plantinps wlien the sleet win-

...v,d to ("If' i nnd iemdn on them for any lenpth of time.

The drip fiont the cave ometimes

freeze- upon this material al-o. Heavy sleet or snow should he rc moved as promptly as possible.

wainp-

iti apprei ia - Ilex xerticilt tic swam 11

A v i -it to M; ■ h I county just now a i * U -'; anew ill timi of our native lhdl\

lata. While it prows

this is due a- much t . the prcsein e (d the proper conditions for piopapation as to the actual moisture demands of the plant. It will thrive in any mnd

erately moist -oil.

Ilex veilicillata may he collected durinp Deccmhcr when tin "i ■ ind i-* dot ’frozen. It -liotild he taken with a

I eartli and .-o taken pht thinniiu’ f canes

penerous hall re(|uires only in transplant Imapine a would he p rubbery m larpe shruli. shnih -hnuld

three native

i four jdstillat

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i of -i ailet such tis ivi led in your garden - c.s hy this excellent Che male of staminate ho planted with each

plant - for our

An indispensihle element in our pat den picture is furnished in the ammatii n id Mid life. December hrinps a period of t nipple amonp our bird friends which the thouphtful farmer w ill alleviate hy providirip fund and drink. With the bird hath in its winter quartei and t e punl covered or drained, a elaily pan of warm water will hq tippre.iated. The chi kadec- will welcome a hit o| suet t ed in a convenient spot from ambush- i cill the nuthatches. Alonp with unflower -(.cd, finely I- round cln, ' . n D . I, pork rinds, and tolled at , put aut .one prit in tin form o| sand or coal .shes. House plant> should be pi t< ted from cold drafts at niptit althnuph ventilation plays an important part m keeping house plants in pood condition. The sun (torch atfords the best facilitie far vontilation an I th. Jiroper tempelature for house plants. •h ru idem cherrie houlil he kejit in a pot lea t likely to he reached by coal pa- a mere tracq of pas in the air will cau-e the leaves to turn yellow and fall. .Much injury hnth to form and

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iiie (luldic and because of the fine table service rendered hy Mrs. Mc('ammack After her decline in health • • ath. .\f i' .1 1 .ininiai I. I ice all • fail in health develo| inp a cancer, which to all appearances was removed and his health restored, hut later earne airaiti and he .-tcadily declined in ■icalth, thouph ii.skinp 1 a noble fipht to live. Always preeting his friends (dh a -'mile It will never he known hew much inton e -ufferinp he exi riem e I in the latter ivonths, finally • iiccumhinp :it : 15 I* M., I>(T- It. I .erythinp p. ihle that medical cience con III olfei and all tliat human liand c iiilil do w as done, hut without avail. The prim Reaper slowly won the fight. Thouph he had the satisfaction of knowing that till, ati only loving son could do with hands or money was freely done, and all that the hands of a willing daughter-in-law, who nursed him under most tryme ci rctimstances, could freely do, was done, as he had done under similar conditions during the long illness of Mi McCa nmack Reautiful illustration of lilial devotion to tho parents by this young couple l.et it he -aid here, that seldom has there lieen such a demonstration of devotion of parents to children and children to parents as shown in this family. Mr and Mrs McCammack had shown interest in other children, having taken into their home, at different times sex-era I girls and bestowing upon them the same love and care as if their own children- Mr MeCanvmack is survived hy his son, Virgil and grandson Oimald, along .with two In ithers, Kzekiel, of Quincy, Ind. an 1 Oscar 1/ of Coatesville, Ind-, and also three sisters, Mrs Win Carpenter of (ireencastle, Mrs Krnest Skelton of Coate-ville and Mrs Robert Sullivan of Indianapolis, Ind. He unite l with the Missionary Baptist church til Providence in I!»(((), remaining a member until death Though after moving to .Mt. .Meridian, he often attended service.- at the Methodist Church, ever a liberal siv| porter of churches. Realizing he was afflicted with an incurable malady, hi* said he was prepared to go when the Master summoned him He quietly made his funeral arrangements months in advance of his death an I waited for the day when the Spirit would he released

\h' I'l.A WI H from its earthly tabernacle and go to 1 Nn H(*MI. dwell through eternity In some fair ft MP( \ enissvn I land, with his dear wife, gone before. 1 '■ hi. nit for in |i or the apostle said "We know that

if our earthly house of thi- tabernacle w. re di.-.-olved, we have a building not made with hands eternal in the

Heavens.’’

Another, .who was public spirited, standing for what he regarded as the right, .me who delighted to mingle with his fellow men and extend h dpinp hand to tho needy has gone t his reward. For many months nn doubt, his thoughts and observations wore like unto the (Irent 1‘oet Bryant who meditating on the passing out of the world <>f the many. As he stood "M ailing hy the Cato" for his time. I gate otM'lieii for Him, llo wrote: So come fi nn every region, so enter,

side by .;i le.

The strong an , faint of spirit, the meek and men of pride Steps of ontths great and mighty, lie- _ tween those pillows gray, And prints of little feet, mark the dust along the way-

And si me approach the threshold who-o looks tile blank with fear, jVrid some wince temples brighten with joy in drawing near, ‘ \s if they -aw dear faces, nnd caught the gracious eve • If Him, the . inless teacher, who came for us to die.

Bulbs may he uncovered and brought ui for for. ing in early He .■ember. One stioiild remember that a pel led in the bulk at a temper at lire of around forty degrees should follow until the desired growth of h-iil and stem has been attained. A cool curlier of the ha.-eincnt is good f'oi this. A pot inverted over forced Hyacinths and kept there until the luiil nearly touches the bottom of the inverted (mt will prevent the troublesome flowering with short stems. He emhet is a good time f, r the mill job- which increase the pleasure of anticipation, and thq planriitu: of new changes the need for which is often proclaimed when winter's bareness reveals defects m t e fundamental .('heme It Is a pood time to test seed collected (tilling the past season and for making labels to introduce all our new garden a Iditi ms.

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CONNK.U'I steak will Ik 1 <

li ate- of the A Mahal., I'ountyHoine at Kingsville, mar here, during the | Christmas -ea - n \ young deer, delivei ,| to the institution hy <i ie 1Y ,ti ( tor (*hfirIcs I M t, hell of \ htabula, wa found jnloug tie New d rk f'entrul Ruili road trac k hy i -o tion crew, which turned it ve r to Mitchell H. aid' the animal wauild “divs-" alx.ul 7,5

[pounds .

PROCESSlNt. TAX M II F STAY AT Si 1M II FEB. 1

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was announced . Saturday that

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Four I.awreneeville. III , (versons en-

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.Anderson were injured, one

hundred pound- liveweight until Feh. IpfU, instead of increasing to $1.50

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per hundred pounds Jan I as contemplated in the original plan. Farmers and others who butcher hogs f.u -ale must pay the prores-ing tax to the internal p venue department.

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Weather outlook for the period Dec. 25 to IK 10 in tin region of the (iieat Luk pr< hahly fair tirst , s ■ k, pro.., itioll oelh.il 111 idllle . (irolodily fair m u close. Colder lii I of week, rising Uiii|ieralurc middle

colder again n, i dose

UOliAMWS I'l.W CANDLE i K;m seijmces

( r.vii ryui i in ms-s in -1 si; mi Hh’lsi M \s RITES

processing spr j m | S |y ( , w hen their F'ord automobile

tax on hogs will remnin it $1 P er . ,. 0 ||j ( | e( | with a Greencastle coal truck

ui the .Manhattan road just off the National mad early Sunday morning.. Tho- ■ injured were Mrs. Maude | I’at rick, fractured left leg, and three chii rten, ITiinces Patrick, Walter McRi de, and Sanford McBride, cuts and brui e about the face. They were ocquints ,,f the Ford which was driven jle, Hubert Mcllride Another adult amt two more children in the#Ford

e-eapeil injury.

All w ere brought to the county hospilal hut were later taken to Fawrencex ilh* hy umbultmce. *

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liFTIH.F.III Aloi avian an n aedmipaii hymns and < . ( hrislmas oh this yearI'he ancient brought to A ago hy early bers of the M since then, th. n-penttil each The fam.iu are held on ( ning at 1 )t. n ual. Families Moravian chur, half centui , of Moravian w

county.

Singing the w f * li,'| ei* 1

li 'si.le the (Mi :t, where tans enter, hi II ii tI'll\ .

Pa , D ( 25 (I P) light- et vices, with id V>f eciiluries-old -, will feature the am e ui Bethlehiim

.hservance was two centuries

dual ■rica

nnan se'.tlers, memivian sed Annuiilly, •ii n; mies have been n isti.nas. andle light ,-erviee iristma- eve, hegiuiii the Moravian rit mhh m the Cent ml . w hich for more than lias been the center -hip in \oitha'mpton

.May i ird Deloss Shunkwiler, bar .. r, and Fettie Marie York, at home, l . li of (Ireencastle. I l ink I Picotte -ah smiut, Cleve. Ian.I, O , and N'ila F. Frazier, teacher, l . lla.ivjey I I'Ya/.ier, farmer, and I-thel K. Hopkins, at hone, both of R. ichdale. Rieliar.l Stewart, Zir.c Mill i luploye, (Dei ii . tie. and Frances Hunter, at i.'.iiie, I dlmorc H 2 I i-t M inun Home Economic I hih Mi l December 21 I In I i-t Marion Home Economic Chili met Dec. 21 with Mrs Ida Bowmu Mi A lilie Hay assistant host- . II! members were present and . in vi-itor, Mi-. Young from (;ri>eTi- . i tie Me n,hers an-were.l roll call with ( h rislma- quotations. The lesson wa- ably giver, hy .Mary Oliver, one .•t the project leaders. It was on material for braided rugs, after the le- on the Christ na- j rongram committee teuk charge and had (".intests, tips and then had gift exchange,afafter which hostesses served delicious refie-hm nt- The next meeting night will be with Mrs Hazel Bryan an i Mr Hazel Itohlis, assistant hostess.

ncient hymns, the toward he doors

the saerisof lighteil

wax can les dec oated with brightly’ 'oh red papei : il- Filch, member of the congregiii nr i ‘ceivcs :i candle. Killing Hit inging of the closing hytmm, light.- .are (limme.l and the lately church illuminated only hy the light of tin candles. Thi Christ Eve vigils start at <’ 1 • in , md ter the church is filled, the four enti unees are clo-a I to permit the -e -efees to continue without interrujition Si rilar -( rvices are hcl by Moravians throughout the country, and thousands if candle- aie m.a le here each year for otliei congregaliims. Molds used in making many of the candles nr, tho-e that were used by the first M rnvian settlers in 1711.

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fthtet CoMMUSiONERQ’oHN F01^(MJ As WarTime Major-Gbnerav the 27th D'vmoi, in France during the World War. has announced he will run the Police Department according to army standards, stressing dependability as the essential qualification in his officers and mem Abolishment of the ao-ralled "third degree’’ is expected, for the general i- known to he opposed tp it, believing it instills disrespect for the law )uto the inen paid to uphold it. Besides being a soldier, General O’Hvail a lawyer of nots, aviation anthusiatt and business man

I mmk the joy, the terror! yel these, within my heart, * an neither woike the (lend nor the h iiging t,, Acipart; And in the unshine stren/ming on quiet wood and lea, I land nn I calmly wait till the hinges turn for me. ( \RD OF TH WKs W. wi Ii f.i exiiress to all of our frieni - and n'ughliors our incere ri| reciation for their sympathy nnd many acts of kindness extended to us in our bereavement. F! t onally do we thank the Rev’s. Dora Day, Reuben M i Jen nnd Gilbert Mcf'amij ick, the Paul Hurst family singers, FYnnk Rm-d un lertaker, the flower hearers and pall hearers. Virgil McCammack and family.

TIGER CUBS IN M W YEARS D\Y BK \ZI MOURNED

9.T.T average.

The produier .il o shall reduce iu ." l l!);t4 tire nm^hci .f hog litter fmrotved on his farm .-11111 farrowed by hogs owned by him hut not situated^ on his fa riff 25 per cent below the^id justed annunl average number of litters owned by him when farrowed in l*i:!2 and 111:;:;: and also shall reHu. <• the number of hog.- produced for inaiket from such p.i il litter-. 25 per cent below the adjusted annual mini her cf hog- produced for market from -itch IT:.’ IT!:: •litter . it 1 *f

stipulated.

• Acreage taken out shall not lie used, tin coin net pi ovi le , "oxe^pt for (ilanting additional permiment pa.-tuie; soil improving and erosion pieventing . iiqi not In In arve-ted; f.e re-ting or far' wing lln- land;Tor weed eradication; m for planting farm wr. ul his. , . FNir each acre contractccl tin" government agrees to • | a y JO cents a bushel of adjusted cstimnteil yield of corn, le.-s ea h farmer’s pro lata share of tho administration expenses of the heal C.irn Hog (Tintr. 1 A- o ciiition. I he , nitract sjiecifies that 15 cent a hu.-hel Jmll he (laid :isaon as piacti af after the contrarl is accepted and 15 cents a bushel, on or after Nov. 15, I'.cM. Hog reduction payments'are to be * at the rate of $5 a ho .l 011 75 |K*r | cent of the adjii-ted annual average | i.uinhei of hogs I'ci'lueed for maiket from 1!):{2-l!):i;! litler . to he (Yiid as follaws: Tie pro rata slinre of the ailministrntive . xpen.-e ..f the Com Hog Control A oci'il ion foi the! county will be paid to the a sociution, and the remaindei will l.e paid in three installment-: $2 a head as s. on ns practical after the contract is accepted hy the .vretiry of agriculture; $7 <1 lieu i on or after N iv. 15, 11*24, and j"2 a In a.I on or al> tit F'eh. 1. 1935, less pro rata share for the expense to he deducted from one o, more of these payment-. The corn year and hog year referrc. 1 to as 19.TI will he the peri d from | D(yemlier I, i;i:;:! ta Noveinlwr 30. 1034, inclu-ive. The year 1932 :md 1933 shall cover corresponding 12 month period-, the contract read-.

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The [a ice of Inliunn motoristwho viol the state law hy driving past seh. busses loading or unload ing .hildt 1 must he -topped, says a bulletin . (I hy the Indian 1 hureau of accident prevention to tin- more than 7.9i'0 iiool bits drivers of the state. I lie communication sots forth the nee -sity of thorough cooim.ration Iiotwoen Ini drivers, school official and pai nt in nn elfort to educate the motoring public in this import ant item of Indiana law. The bureau of accident prevention, -et up under authority of Governor Mi Null, operates under the state, do pnrtnient "f safety, A1 FVeney, director. I. an W. Warner of Winn'nne 1 chief ,f the liurea 11 activities. In m 1 ntaining . ontyct with the puh-j li the bureau h'is a peaker available for meeting- >f organization- and scihools. Those in charge are in eon stunt touch with schools, traffic offi cials, m'Iio d hu- '’rivers and ollrr-t - hiving to do with the elimination of

Iraffi hazards.

(Nnmr.enting in complaints reaching the accident | revention hureau of 10 itori-t. passing school Ims-e. loading 01 unloadin'.’ rrildien, hureau of fi Fds . ; II .ittention to the fact that in eye witness to the offense i- jiuuli fie I to prosecute -n h violations. Affidavit should he filed hy 11 "li wit nesses in the community in which the offen 1) . committed. Assist nice in identifying the owners of license plate- will lie given from the office.f the Accident I’revention room I4!l, Stntehouse Indianapoli . The bureau bulletin point - out that in calling upon pantnts and school bus driver - to prose ute cases of law violation in passing school hussc- no eunipaign of puni hment i directed against the public. Rather, it is u state wide elfort at a. clout prevention. The time to st> p a dangeroti prncti.e is tie,fore it lesiilt- in some regi ettuble accident, the tmlletin 'states, and state law is t .e instrument proposed t' he used to this end. .Upon issuance of a xvarr nt, state 'liolire will take prompt action, if neea arf, in apprehending the offender.

GRFF\( \STI.E. ATTICA, BRAZH. A Ml ( R AW IORDSA II FE TO ( (IMPE I E Greencastle has entered a hnskethall toiimatnent to he taged at Brazil New A'ear's Day, according to an an1 mneemont by l.ical high school offic-

ials.

In addition to the locals three other teams, Brazil, ,(T'uwfordsville and A lien will participate. Grcenoustlp clashes with Attica in the first ganv 1 at two o’clock while (Yaxvforosville reets the Brazil tenon an hour later- The lasers will enmpete iu a consolation tilt at seven o’clock in the evening, followed by the tourney clininpion being decide,! in the final tilt at eight o'chick. l ocal officials said they felt that t"Urmunent competition would be good for the Cubs, and that the locals would receive the experience of two games in the tourney, Slu>111 I thi- tourney he a success nt Brazil, it was said that the tournament might po-sihly become an annual affair with the four schools repre-i tiled alternately heenming the

host.

TEXT BOOK WRITERS ACCUSED ST. I.OITS (i l*) I'rof Maynar l

C. Kreuger. of th, r Chicago, iu a m . < n:

I- xt hook wrhi'i ,.:i . 1 "doing (heir h> t 10 .1. ( (•I'Htlon of ■ 111 iu* | (* - (iHipi."

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Train Wrecked by Landslide

Revere Church Celebrated BECKETT. Mass, (IT)-The First • lunch of Beckett, for which Haul Revere is believe I to have forged the fir-t boll, recently observed the 175th anniversary of its founding. Lonlrarl (dears (.orn-llo" Points SHUN TO III OFFERED TO INDIAN A FARMFRS FARM HI RE AC NOAV II AS COPY Benefit payments in return for nil in 1'4.1 o an.I h >g produ lion' will he emlio'lii.d in provisions ol a con liact -non to he iffered to Indiana firm. 1 , J limits |{. Moore, edit ,1 of the I Inosier Farmer, official Indiana I irm hureau piihlication, has announced. A copy of the corn-hog reduction contract lias been received in the late farm bureau office in IndiminI li- and the contract will answer various questions of grows s raise.'! veil dn lh»* last few week-. The pmdu.cr -hall reduce the acre age printed to field corn in 1934 on his farm not less than 20 per cent below the adjusted average acreage planted to corn fr r 1932 and 1933, the contract reads. The producer may. in 10J4, retiie from corn production as many acres in excess of such 2<> per cent, as he may desire, but corn reduction payments shall lie made only on a number of acres retired not in excess of 30 per cent of such 1932-

This tangle of smashed freight cars nnd overturned 1 > ‘

ndslid*

caused the accident in which two trainmen lost their live .M.iam —c

resulted when a Richmond, F’redrieksburg, Potonui 1 •' , plowed into u dciailed freight engine near Quantin', A a A '

no passengers were injured.

Attennatii of Lynch Arrests

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How tho Eastern Shore of Maryland feels about Go ^,T i,'in! 11 , Ritchie’s action in calling out troops to arrest lynch * ut T ,|j. • by the interpretation of NRA borne by autos throng 1 *•

where there is a growing movement to oust the Gove' 1 • j (||J[

the freed suspects, three of whom are shown, await 1 . '

Left to njfht, Irving Adkins, William MvQuay ami