The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 October 1942 — Page 2

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Miserable With A HUD COLD?

I ust try 3-purpo*e Va-tro-nol up each 'nostril. It (1) shrinks swollen membranes, (2) soothes irritation, and (3)

helps clear cold-clogged

nasal passages. Fol- u|#|ff \-W

low the complete di- V®**

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prwonal And LOCAL NEWS

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SAddle Club Party And llaiH'e Cant'elled / The Hallowe’en pai"!.'’ and iaai ■ which was to haw been held Satinday evening at the Putnam County Saddle Club has been cancelled.

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Mrs. Clayton Malorney, Greencastk* oplay IndorooerH Route 4. was admitted to the Putnam : T<| Saturday county hospital Wednesday evening ( or py plays will diieof for treatment. ; Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Mr and Mrs. James Newmmster. | thp horne „ f MrSi {.v n( L, UC as, cast Route 1. are the parents of a daj'gh- • Swl)ina j. v . stre(J t. ' Please not change ter born Wedensday at the Putnam i ^ county hosptal. .j. .j. George Appleby, stationed at Fort | (>nt||rv ( | llh Bragg. N. C.. is spending a len day ;To FrU| . lv j I in lough with his parents, Mr. and, Centul . y CUlb ' will nl( . et Friday j Mrs. Howard Appleby, of CJoverdale. | aftoinoon 2 : ;io o’clock at the home

Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Creorauision relieves promptly because It goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe

the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the rough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION For Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis

MANY NEVER SUSPECT CAUSE OF BACKACHES ™i2£s:£x8r fMssavAsaSss aHSiSSS Ss.'Kffi&’as-iS

Allen Lyon, son of Mr. and Mrs. | rs Laurel Turk.

; Arthur Lyon. Greencastle ; Route 2., L. J. Brendle left this morning f.> j uiu | el . w ,, n t an appen lix operation at •

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Shektin, Iowa, where he was called

by the death of his father.

The Christian Church choir will practice this evening at 7:00 o'clock instead of 7:30. This is a very im-

jiortant reheasal.

Mrs. John Wells and sons. Billy ami Leonard of Madison township, are spending the week end at Springfield, 111., with Mrs. Sadie Beard.

I the Putnam county

'day morning.

hospital Thur-j- ! Mi*» Wilma Gibson

Honored At Party

Mrs. Elizabeth Shannon and Miss Virginia Miller entertained Wednesday evening with a surprise birthday dinner party for Miss Wilma Gio- ! s-vm at the apartment of Miss Miller,

Mrs. Herbert Dixon of Greencastle left today to visit her husband, wli •

is in training at the Sparton School Jments.

Tulsa. Mrs. Dixon i ?'*•

Dr. C. M. McClure wijl preach at the Maple Heights Methtodist Church Friday vening at 7:.'!0 o’clock. Dr. McClure will also coniluct his first quarterly conference. .Everyone wel-,

conic. | 206 Spring Avenue.

Cub Pack itii will have a Hallowe’en j Games were played and Miss party Friday night ir. the basement 1 Gibson received several nice gifts, of the First Christian Church. The i Guests were Miss Virginia Young, party will start at 7o’clock and wilt Miss Pauline Masten, Miss Geialdlne consist of games atul light refresh- Ruark, Miss Jean Brattain, Mi-

Heaaurer. Lunch was served by the Clayton women.

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Putiinmville P. T. A. Tu Hold Halloween Modal

•'■aatsr pamuKca »i»t» ftornetinirt shows there

wilk your kittneys Don’t wait! AsL

energy

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from yimr

The Putnamvllle Parent Vssoeiation will hold their

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Teacher, !• AKNIVERSARIES annual , ^ + + d* + + 4*+.|. + + + + Hallowe’en social in the basement of I

the school house on Oct. 30. Thei.' j Birthday* will be good eats and fun for every- | F. P. Huestis. fin one. Patrons and friends arc asked 1 October 29.

to bring something for a food show 1 Miss Wilma Gibson, today (w er foi the hot school lunches for Mrs. Maune MeCamnin

small children. This is a very fine Union, today Oct.29 project for the P. T. A. so please > Mrs. Sarah Taylor of

years

' ears tr.fay, October 29.

Quincy,

All Cubs :uv to come mask- ' Virginia Lewis and Mrs. Charloii ■

I of Aeronautics at

is clerk in the Prevo store.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Abrams have re-

I Matthews.

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Orleans Staging Area Jefferson Parrish, La.

Company 413.

* NEWS + + Of Our Boys +

Private Roy V. Sears, son of Mrs. Al Sears of Greencastle, who was endueted into the army Oct. 20, has been transferred from Ft. Harison to St. Petersburg Fla, for basic training. His address is 604 Tch. Sh. I I 7 Flight. St. Petersburg. Florida.

Private Edward Minnick of Hondo, Texas, is expected home next week on a Hi-day furlough.

ceived word of the birth of adaugh-,

The annual Halloween party f>>r ' t( . r to Mr. and .Qfrs. John Richards j l ; , “' al Attend the children of the Presbyterian ,, f Chicago, October 26. Mrs. Rich- Presbyterian Meeting

church will be held Satin day

aids is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Royce of Austin, and Mrs. Royce is the daughter of Mr.

Mrs.

Willard N. Scobee, soi^ of Mr and Mrs Russell L. Scobee who recently en'lsted in the Coast Guard Reserve has been sent to Louisiana. His addiess is. Willard N. Scobee A. S. 8th. Naval Dist. U. S. C. G. R. New

WAR HELMUTS NEEDED Any ex-service men having World War helmets are requested to loan them to the Fire Department for the duration. The donor’s name will be painted inside and returned after the war. if not destroyed in action. The helmets will be painted in the proper color and used by auxiliary firemen, fire wardens, auxiliary police and Red Cross workers. Signed: John A. Friend Men of the pack room of the Cement Plant held a dinner Wednesday evening at the Legic-n Home. The dinner was served by the Legion Auxiliary members.

after-

noon from 2:30 to 4:00. All in the Cradle Roll, Beginners, Primary and Junior departments are invited, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Conrad and

daughter. Bloomington street went hter <)f Mrfl . to Fort Wayne today to visit Mr. and : " _ ° 4

Mrs. John Kemp. On Sunday they

will go to Marion to visit Mrs^Con- , ^ ^ a<lverti3ement of thp sale o£ tad's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank j reRistered Hereford cattle at LataEshelman. ; yette, sponsored by the Indiana. Mrs. George Leisure and daughter- j Hereford Breeders Association.

in-law of east Anderson street, left | This morning, The

Among the local women who attended a meeting of the Indianapolis

is in. u *u i.v. i ... ... and ' Presbyterial held at Clayton yesterAbrams. Tf.us"the newTbaby Is day were Mrs. Allie Allen. Mrs. C. B.

Bower. Mrs. C.

the great granddaughter of Mr. anil | Mrs. Abrams .mil the great great if™

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man five generations of the family, j n< f Id,s ' " The Daily Bunner recently print- 1 rlc ,l nc 1,1 '

today for Minneapolis, Minn., where they will visit with George Leisure, Jr., who is with the Naval Reserves it the University of Minnesota, Mrs. Leisure will remain with her husband

luring the winter.

To help us save tires have bundle ready when the di iver Home Laundry & Cleaners.

Banner received

a letter of thanks from the secretary of the association, Henry Mayo, for "your help in making this sale a success.” He mentions: ’’One bull. Triple Bond ’.rtl. was given by his consignor, J. \V. Van Natta of Lafayette, to the person buying* th-‘ most war bonds!, $50,000 worth. Too >' ,ur j price of the sale was $835 paid tu calis. | Mr, Van Natta for the two-year old heifer. Lady Domino 28th. The ten top animals sokI for an average of $50-1 and the 59 head averaged

$287."

D. Conklin. Mrs. Mrs. Park Dunbar,

Eitel. Mrs. Hadi e Ham-

F. Keener, Miss Fred- j Mrs. B. M. Minigus, j

Mrs. Edward Newman, Mrs. W. M. O’Brien, Mrs. V. L. Raphael, Mrs. Mary Rodrieueg. Mrs. Mayheur Rubush. Miss Marne Shearer, Miss Dado Shearer, Mrs. A. R. Standring. Mrs. Lulla Welch, and Mrs. G. B. Man-

hart.

Mrs. Hadde Hamrick had a part in the afternoon devotional perioi. and Mrs. Raphael had charge of the installation of new officers. Miss Dade Shearer was installed as the new president of this district and Mrs. Bower is the new secretary and

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will hold iday eve- *» of Mrs. aity on j shoit

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sonomay. OctoIrs. Eva a Hal-

Club W'll 'th Mrs. l street. The Na’ tend. Hallowlg at •ge Ave a inenmbei u enterta.a

F. D. R. ECONOMY TIP: TAKE YOUR PAY IN A CHECK WASHINGTON, Oct. 21 (API President Rcosevdt, who has had some experience with finances, offers this eionomy hint: Take youi salary in eheck. not in cash. The President explained to a press conference yesterday that when he was a navy department executive in 1914. he took his pay in eash, put it in his nocket and later did not know where it went Complaints began to rise at home about paying the grocery bills, he added, so he began taking his salary in check and depositing it in the hank. He withdrew about $5 for his own use each week. 1

The Greer -- A. will meeting on * 6:30 p. r ing. Paii.. to bring " - 1 ,. vice. Devotions v James F. Sti smith of 1 principt talk on "l i ^ the Stamlpitor.” are uiia. urged to a begins a* ^ Each signed copy ipe for the

Furthermore, the President added, the person getting paid by check is more likely to buy War bonds than- one who gets bis salary in cash.

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ular mr Red Ci

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Reprinted from the Indianapolis News with permission of the Assoei-

ated Press

"He Withdrew About $5 For His Own Use Each Week."

You, too, con hove the same advantages enjoyed by President Roosevelt, as far as a bank ac-

count is concerned.

Central’s checkbook stubs and cancelled checks (also the bank's statement of your deposits and withdrawals) give a complete picture of youf financial transactions. From this picture you may draw up a budget for your spending. Fol low this budget with the assistance of a Central

checking account.

Keep your cancelled checks and statements for your permanent record—convenient in making up income tax returns and recording paid bills. BUDGET YOUR SPENDING BY CENTRAL-IZING YOUR MONEY

BUSINESS AT THE

Genital National Hank

Special Christmas offer at Cammark's Studio, gorid unlil November 15 One 8x10 portrait free with an f.rder for half doeen or more photos. 90 YEARS OLD < ton tin lied from I'nito One) regard for his employer's interests, for an additional 35 years, making i full half-century of service to the Big Four. He retired in 1922 because of his advancing age. < Mrs. Huestis death occurred in 1934. They were the parents of five children three of whom graduated from DrPauw university, and became teachers. Maud, one of the daughters, died some years ago, and with the father now in their home are Grace and Irene. Mary became Mrs. Mangun and lived at Ray Arizona. The son. Denver, has his own family and lives in Greencastle. Mr. Huestis all of his adult life has !>een a Methodist and is one of the faithful members of the church of that denomination in Greencastle.

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Your Election of WALTER G. COX As TRUSTEE Of GREENCASTLE TOWNSHIP Will Insure GOOD SCHOOLS GOOD OFFICIAL MANAGEMENT PROPER CARE TO THE NEEDY Regardless of their INilltlcnl Belief.

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To Voters of Putnam County I have always promoted legislation for the best interest of I he majority of the people, regardless of |w>litics, or pressure groups. As a result of my efforts at the lost session of the legislature, the State Board of Education was revamped and removed from |M>lities, thus resulting in fewer school books being: changed this year, and which will prevent future promiscious changes annually. These tewer changes mean considerable savings to tbe parents of Putnam C ounty school children. ' 1 have always taken an active part in legislation which had its purpose to hold down taxes, but not interfere with consistent good government. In the coming session of the legislature, we must hold down the state and local taxes as far as is consistent that we may carry the increased burden of Federal taxes in order to bring the war to a speedy close. I know the farmers problem, having been one all my life, and a member of the Putnam County Farm Bureau. I have always been interested in civic and church affairs. I have been principal of the Bainhridge high schools, and have taken a deep interest in young people and their problems as well as the problems of our public schools. Am aftili'dted.with the Christian church, the Misonic lodge, the Eastern Star, Director of the Putnam ( ounty Saddle club, secretary of the County Draft Horse Association and interested in everything that pertains to the betterment of agriculture as well as the problems ot business and the citizens of the county. O. BRUCE LANE Republican ( andidate for Joint Senator from Montgomery and Putnam Counties. Yont Vote will be Appreciated.