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Ml DAILY BANNfR, GREENCASTLE, INDIASA, TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1945.

DON.T LOCK THE BARN AFTER THE HORSE GETS OUT! HAVE THOSE BAD BRAKES FIXED TODAY— Play Safe ■■ Don’t Delay!

CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT

SCOTT

ST.

FRANKLIN VINE AND FRANKLIN

GARAGE

PHONE 6H

SOCIETY

BAPTIST KAMA

lustrated); evening: "Why Do

They Hate Us So.”

A. B. Backlin will be at the Special music by the Fowler White Lick Baptist Association Family of Indianapolis. Spring rally to be held at the j Basket dinner at the noon Stilesville Baptist church Sun- hour and everyone is invited to

The Daily Banner

and

Herald Consolidated

“It Waves For All” 9. It. Rarlden, Publisher

Entered in the postoffice at Greencastle, Indiana a* aecond

dass mail matter under Act of j 0l the founding of Chapter I. March 8, 1878. 'Fast Marion Home Subscription rates. 16 cents | £ C Mooting C ancelled

per week; *3.00 per year by mall in Putnam County; *3.50 to

r. E. O. To Meet

Wednesday

P. E. O. will meet at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday evening with .Mrs. W. M. McGaughey. This is the twenty-second anniversary

mall outside

*5.00 per year by Putnam County.

17-19 South Jackson Street.

We can praise God better by oui deeds than by our words and I ■ayei's and songs: A false baler.ce is an abomination to the Lord, but s just weight is his delight.—Prov. 11:1.

■/o and spend the day.

PALESTINE tTIFRCH

day, April 29.

Rev. Macklin is a Christian Jew. He is superintendent of Buffalo Hebrew Christian Mis-

sion in Buffalo. N’. Y. He will |

speak morning, afternoon and There will be an all day meetevening. Subject of morning|ing at Palestine cliuich next

rervice is “Deliverance or D<- Sunday. April 29. .tiuction"; afternoon: “Passover j cordially invited, in Light of Lord's Supper” (il-l Fisher, pastor.

Personal and LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS

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Everyone »? Elder F. S.

*i»i « i m >ii:i.tin<• in' roi \ i \ < oi \< it to hi: iici.n *%Tl RIMY.! mw M-ir.. io i n i \ \ \< w t o\ thi: < ni vn , < ol M II \M» ioionniih.ic \nmiloN\l. \i*rnoi'iu \ i ion% in thi: « 01 \r\ in \ INI i; II Ml \ Ml \\ Kl-

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Notice* H h«*r**T'\ ui\.n t t.fi-* Hnsi^n. R. Frank Vaiigrhn. Eujyen«- I» NuttliinH, \V i: M i '’l.ii'iiu' !■) (.off and Walter L«*ums. ;i!l mumlM-is of a ml const h ut the Putnam County Council of

Putuain County. Indiana, ami !" You and each of you niv In* aald Putnam (’ounty I’ouneii ha itor of said Putnam County, as i missioners. and as provided hy J :JO o'clock P. A1. on haturday. court room in the Court House and state, to consider and will Councilman from the Second Hi

death of «1oh

Rev. B. M. Page present pastor of Stilesville, will speak at Bethel Baptist church Wednesciay. April 25 at 8 p. m. Every-

body welcome.

Persons donating clothing in Fillmore for the clothing drive are requested to leave the articles in the northeast corner of the Fillmore Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hanna and daughter, and Miss Ethel Daniels attended the performance of Rosinni’s opera, “The Barber of Seville,’’ given by the Metropolitan Opera in Lafayette on Mon-

Mrs. Jackson Boyd left Tues-

The East Marion Home nomics Club meeting has cancelled for this month. Attends Delta Kappa Gamma Board Meeting

“The place of educators is that cf counselors to the returning veterans.” said Mrs. Lawrence Smith, immediate past national president of the Legion Auxiliary, in a most timely and forceful speech before the State Executive Board of Delta Kappa Gamma, which was held April 21st at the Columbia Club at Indianapolis. Mrs. Smith gave a very comprehensive overview of the reasons for the sponsoring of the G. I. Bill of Rights by the Legion and the implications of

each major provision.

Those attending the board meeting were Mrs. John Boyd, past state president; Miss Elizabeth Daggy, state recording sectetary; Miss Leah Curnutt, state music chairman; and Miss Dorothy Hariis. president of Epsilon Chapter. Other members present for the luncheon were Mrs. Howard Rockhill. Mrs. Robert Alien and Mrs. Hailen Hudson,

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Birthday Dinner For Donovan Heber

Mrs. Donavon Hebei entertained Friday evening with a 6 o'clock dinner in honor of her husband’s 28th birthday at the home of his parents. Mr. and

Women’s Service.

a joint meeting in May with The Mothers Study Club at the home cf Mrs. George Williams. An interesting piogr*m On vaccination and immunization was given by Mrs. James Johnson. A soc-. ial hour followed with four tables of bridge. High score was won by Mrs. Wendell Pell. Party refreshments were served by the i.ostesses, Mrs. Cox and Mrs.

Johnson. * -F * *

Brick ( hapcl Group To Meet Ti.'.i r-day The Brick Chapel

Society of Christian

formerly the Ladi.s Aid of t*vMet'.odist church, will meet for an afternoon meeting Thursday April 23 at Lie home of Mrs. Oscar O'Hair. All the ladies are

urged to attend.

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Ladies Auxiliary V. F. W. To Meet T :e Ladies Auxiliary to Genneral Jesse M. Lee ’Post I'lo 1550 will meet in regular session Wednesday evening, April 23th. All members bring two white elephant gifts.

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Delta Theta Tan .Meets Wednesday Delta Theta Tau will meet at

New Georgia and Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands, as well as the experiencing the original attack at Pearl Harbor. Prior to joining the army he was a truck driver for Norman Miller, Rockford, Indiana.

WESTERN FRONT

( font I nil? <1 from ^

prove the last battle of Europe.

YOUR CHILD'SSCHOol TEACHER

t knows milk makes & BETTER STUDENTS

were riding roughshod through the vaunted Bavarian defenses at a tremendous pace. | Tens of thousands of crack | Nazi Elite Guards, hand-picked ; for the defense of Hitler’s Ba-1 varian redoubt, were scattering j in disorder before the sudden

American onslaught.

Patton's left wing, its flank protected by the rugged Bohemian forest fringing the Czechoslovak border, was baieiy 57 three sides, pushing into

Danube valley only 65 JUTO

from Munich. j was admitted to the county hos-

In general advances averaging | was

18 miles in 24 hours, the

Armored Division on

I Ml flank staraied into the Mmday

PHONE 805W For Home Delivery Or ask for It at your u'rixvrs.

HURSTS DAIRY

GREENCASTLE’S MODEL DAIRY

Mrs. Emma Smith, 210 W.

admitted to

nam county hospital Monday Hubert Phelp < ;r,, TlCast!e p

t l u , | the Putnam county hospital Sun-

Reelsville

Hth! pital Monday.

Patton's I Mrs - Krma Nichols was admit-

ited to the Putnam cohnty hos-

tile home of Mrs. G. W. Hanna,

d'O 1 East Walnut street. Wed-

the **xirm»rdiii.»ry • - this time, and to meet »tm*r-

£» iir.v Art of IU4itiilhtmi i.t t;isi.itur«\ as sot

a my left by the 'hath of .lohn S At this special me* tinn of t the members will also eonshh r t ami transfer of funds which sai

ary

1!M '. Indiana L« i; ih t urc, as set out below. ADDITIONAL A I'I'ROI'K I AT IONS AS FOLLOWS:

I (Mini > Meteniif I 'mid

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10*ja—Additional Salary Deputy (’1 rk (Acts IfMli) HOn—Per Diem Allowum (Acts 1!*4.V)

At’DITi m

1 (»_’ ’ Vdditiona! S.il;^ r : :-t D-nuty Auditor (Acts 1 !M * ) 102b—$lary of Sc«<»nd iteputs (Afts HM-’o lO.’Jit—Per Diem Allow at. tA' ls L‘4') TRKASIULU 102.* Additional S.il rv D* [uity 'I'reasurer (Acts 1945) .. 10.’hi — Per Diem AiIowan., (Acts 1045) 20.’*h - Repair of Kquipment

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|02a—Additional Salary Deputy Recorder (Acts 1045) .. 10.5a—Per Diem Allowam . ' A is 1945)

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102a- Additional Salary Input Sheriff (Acts 104’.) .... 10:;.i Per Diem Allowan-* < \ -s 1945) Sheriff 103b—Per Diem Allowamv ( Acts 1945) Deputy 201 f—Additional .Miha^* per day (Acts 1945)—Sheriff .. 201 h—-Deputy Sheriff Mi • l- p.-r day (Acts of 1945) . . Dated April 24. 1945. ’Ol NTY SI’RVKYOR 101 Salary (Extension—Acts of 1943) 'Or.NTY ASSESSOR 103a—Per I )i em Allow .n,. (Acts 1945)

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114 —Per Diem Allowan<u> (Acts 1945)

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205b—Repair of Equipment

rOFNTY JAIL

205h—Repair of Equipment T • V’l

Ii taxpayers of said county. rctifi'-d that a special meeting: of

-■••ii ailed hy the undersigned Audj i”SU‘d hy the Hoard of <’ounty Com- . c. f 'u.vcne in special session at '*. 1945, in the said commissioners,

tin ''ity (Irecncastl**, said countyldtiy evening.

’.sid i the appointment of a County* :<-t of Futnain County to fill a vac-

n.i s.-.-.iiid i 'ixu.c-t 'day for northern Indiana, where jyi rs Emest Heber.

Plates were laid for the fol-

ing with relatives and friends, [lowing; Ensign and Mrs. Paul While in Bremen, she will attend Heber and son, Jerry, of Dearthe Golden wedding anniversary j born Mich.; Charley Gentry of of her cousin, Mr., and Mrs. 1 L, ime( | a i e ; Mr. and Mrs. A. P. William H. Franklin, Sunday, j g,toner, Mr. and Mrs. Robert

unity Council of Putnam County 1 ,

tt, s <»f additional appropriations nhe will spend two weeks Visit-

msider necessary to meet

225.00 409 50

225.00 1,000.00 409.50

225.00 409.50 25.00

April 29th. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin are both well known here. Earl K. Grantham, Sic, Cor-

Burks and daughter. Anna Mao and Betty Jane. Mr. and Mrs. i Ernest Heber and the hostess

pus Christi, Texas, and Mrs.J and honor guert, Mr. and Mrs.

Ethel Grantham of Indianapolis, Donavon Heber and daughters,

225.00 H,e spending a few days

409.50

225.00 4 M .00 151.00 254.00 334.00

630.00

409.50

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DO! ’ N T Y (*< )M .M ISSI ON E R S 104n — P**r Diem Allow mo

(Acts 194 5*

104b—IVi Di»*m Allow.in< 107 —Per Diem of Attend 1 19b — per Diem Allow,im

n du vs 4/ 12 00 i A'

11!U>—Per IJI. in Allowance

Heating Plant) 2,500.01) 109 no

onnty PnininlSHinners

Mr. and Mrs. Ross Alice Ronnie. Sunday dinner guests were Mrs. Marie Montgomery who has just returned from Florida and Mrs. Alpha Allee of Stilesville and Mr. and Mrs.

Wesley Custis, Jr.

This Wednesday evening at

with ( Vivian Mae and Ruth Ann.

and

I They all left at a late hour wishing him many more happy

birthdays. + + + +

Jefferson Club Meets At Belle Onion School The Jefferson Home Economics Club will meet at Belle Union

nesday evening at 8:00 o’clock. At this time final plans will be made for the packing and shipping of local contributions for The United Nations Clothing collection for which Delta Theta Tau has assumed full responsibility. The committee in charge is Mrs. D. W. Smythe, Mi s. j Orville Stewart, Mrs. Ferrrl *’ ias Chancellor, Mrs. Eugene Akers

rail and highway junction | Cham. 57 miles from Austrian soil, 109 miles northwest of Ber j chtesgaden and 28 miles north-

east of Regensburg.

On the opposite flank, an unidentified Third Army force troke into Beratzhausen. 12 miles west of Regensburg. Other Infantry columns captured Burglenfeld and reached the Schonarea, 12 miles northwest

and 17 miles northeast of j

Mrs. Grace Morehart of Fill"[niore was admitted to the Putnam county hospital Monday. Mrs. Imogene Myers of Indianapolis was admitted as a patient to the Putnam county hospital

Tuesday.

Mrs. Louise Brown of Putnamville was admitted to the Put-

4, Is a patient county hospit '

Frank Meek

was released fi county hospit ii

Mrs. Mary f: street was rele the county hn Arthur Fry, home at Puti from the com • Mrs. Lillie \\ to her home from the PuiMrs. Marie < Washington from the Put:

Tuesday.

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P'illmore, R. 11 ^ ttl( - PutwJ - lni ' *>04 HwaifJ : Mi nday&3 1

tura *i to hi, •.iville Tuesia hospital. A O'Pier ipencer TuaJ county hospfyj ' r 'e. 6,18 Em et, -.vas relt county hospit^

HSTEN 10 USA SESGIO ... BLUEi NETWORK

HI MONDAf

ar.i Mrs. Cloyd Moss. The spring p ower f u i infantry task forces

project.

AWARDED COMBAT BADGE Technical Sergeant Hershell

eion, wiping out by-passed German pockets of resistance. There was no immediate word on the whereabouts of the Third

G. Wright husband of Mrs. Annis , A s famed * ourth and Sixth

n - . ,l,t i 11 .-v-, r’r» 7 /l i o w, o Vxaa!

7:30 there will be a special ser- school building all day Thursday, vice at the Maple Heights Moth- J April 2 6th. The forenoon will be

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’ounty Council officer i Acts 194;*. i <»*Ksimr .iHekson Twp. ! o'. Senate Hill No. 2S) ^•‘ssing Franklin Twp.

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76 00

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• HHing RtiMsell Twp. (’Union Twp. ''King Monroe Twp. ’•xing Finely Twp M*lng Marion Twp.

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76.00

wing Marl Ison Twp.

«sing Washington Twp.

•MHlng Warren Twp. ssing Jefferson Twp. •sslng Cloverclah’ 'I’wp.

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cuist church. The speaker is sperlt in sewing for Red Cross. Rev. Tennant, a retired minister,) ThP afternoon meeting will b'•ho has spent many years as a’ t p ken lip at 2 :00 with Miss

borne missionary worker among [ Snl i th giving the lesson the American Indians. His sub- j ••nj ak i n g Gloves.” jject is “A Real Indian Gift.'’| Guests are welcome. I here will be a cornet solo “The j .% Holy City” by Robert Meredith. >| rs ( ov jiontess Everyone is welcome to attend J 0n M(mdav \igiit

this service. | Home and Child Study

[ Club met at the home of Mrs.

TAKE EXAMINATIONS j Walter Cox, Monday, April 23rd. Chester Clayton Sutton and Delegates were appointed for the Joseph Claude Surber reported council of clubs and a donation in Indianapolis Tuesday for pre- was made to the Cancer Control induction examination under the Club. Plans were discussed for

National Selective Service Act I ■*— .— —- - -. - »i>> . from the Putnam county draft

board.

Wright, Fillmore, Indiana, has been awarded the Combat Infantryman Badge for exemplary conduct in action against the

enemy.

Sgt. Wright is now serving as a platoon sergeant in an Infantry company of the veteran 32nd Infantry Division, on Luzon in the Philippines. Entering the army in September 1941, Sgt. Wright trained at Ft. Warren, Wyoming. He left j the United States for overseas j duty in September 1944 and was j assigned to the famed Red Ar- j row Division.

Armored Divisions, which have been blacked out since Patton started his great reverse run

southward Sunday.

CAN GET DISCHARGE

WASHINGTON, April 24 — (UP)—The war department announced today that army enlisted men 42 or older may be discharged from the service upon application.

HOSPITAL NOTES

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152.00 300.00

AWARDED PURPLE HEART The 25th Infantry (Tropic or. Lightning) Division announces that Technician Thomas Clodfelter son of Ross Clodfelter, Bainbridge, Indiana, has been awarded the Purple Heart for wounds received in combat against the Japs on Luzon in the

Philippines.

T r, Thomas Clodfelter, is a Anti Tank Squad Leader, 37 M.

M. Gun.

Mrs. Clara Harney, 304 Vine street, was admitted to the Putnam County hospital. Russell Brown. 416 East Hanna street was admitted as a patient to the Putnam county hospital

Sunday morning.

Mi 1 , and Mrs. Frank Lancaster. Greencastle, R. 4, are the parents of a daughter horn Sunday at the Putnam county hospital. Kathryn Rodney, of Alexandria, is a patient in the Putnam

county hospital.

The 25th Division has experl-T” TT Tr 1

i Reelsvule, R 2, are the parents

onced more than three years

overseas defeating the Japs at I

of a son born Sunday at

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ADDITION M. U’PRoi'RIATInN

403J—• Aj*8i*tan< ♦ lor ImhI it in ions .

y K'-vunue . . . Welfare rnml

.112.409 00

(’ll l id run In (’ustody of

102b—Hillary

Vi 9

$ 50 75 . 2.004 0?

transfer Ol

CLERK Excels In Exo ns in

Total Oountv Welfare ... FENDS as FOLLOWS: ( <miiiI% Itevniiie I'uml

12 0 54.77

-(’lotbintj for Insane •other Expenses .. . .

$100.00 . 100 00

TrnriHft r to 20D

Total Excess .. —Registration of, voters

$200.00 $200.09

$200 00

T ransfer

ity ( piac,

pproprlations and to consider Hie appointment

nia r of s.iid County Council is hereby notified it said time and place to consider the making:

'mid (’ounty are also hereby notified of iippearing at such meeting shtti! have the

such right

, Total

Each and evet

to a11eiicl said me Of said additional

set out above. All taxpayers o

meet Ing. Ta xpayei to la* heard thereon

1 J" ddit iongl ipt»r«tprlations and transfer made hv said CotincH \vm )>e automatic.,id r. ferred to the Statu Hoard of Tax Commission-

Dated April 24, 1945. Signed: Clara S .Tones,

Auditor of Putnam Countv. Tnd — . . •' 4 l - 21

H* v *!•*!*•!•* T * + + {8$, + ANNIVERSARIES M

4* -b g- + + •!• 4- 4- | Birtndny.t

Ernie 24th.

Michael, today, April

We expect to have 46 and 54 Inch nil doth on sale Wednesday) morning. Montgomery Ward t'o.

HO<; MARKET

INDIANAPOLIS. April 24 — (UP) Hogs 7,500; active steady; good and choice 160 to 400 lbs. and 140 to 160 lbs. $14.80; similar grades 100 to 140 lbs. *13.50 to $14.50; good and choice sows $14.05; medium and lower grades $14.00 down.

E. L TAYLOR BUILDER GREENCASTLE, IND. FOR ESTIMATES ON ROOFING AND GENERAL REPAIR

PHONE 53

SPRING CLEANING TIME FOR

Upholstery

Makes your upholstered furniture look like new!

CALL FOft AND DELIVERY SERVICE

Pick up drapes only with rugs or upholstery.

WHITE CLEANERS

PHONE 257

JUST RECEIVED Carload of

Ah:

BOTANY LANOLIN

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TRIPLE-ACTION CREAM ...Three importor • aids to beauty...oil in a - do creoa Cleanses, lubrico’es protects

ness. Richer intake n. the pre.ciautoil that acts sc tucH litre

nature's own, hp p natural oil balanc the Difference.'' $1

■ mointoin You'll "Feel and $1.75.

KELLER-CC? PHARMACY

You may find this item "Victory Packed," but the q. ’ •r»A0t mark »ec

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EVERGREENS DUG YESTERDAY FROM 5 YEAR OLD STOCK -

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Baker's Arbor Vitae 2V2 to 3 Ft.

Berckman's Golden Arbor Vitae 18" to 24"

Greek Juniper 24" to 3A" Pfitzer's Juniper 18" to 24" YOUR CHOICE *2 a5

From an action photograph of thtj Studebaker Weasi

G. C. MURPHY CO.

on European battletront ^PHIS surprise vehicle of the war, the ^ JL Weasel, travels swiftly and stealthily on o , n0 ,, ible, rubber-padded tracks. Sure-footed on < ^ ^ mud or swamp, it also takes to deep water Thousands of Weasels are now streaming <’ t . n pbaker production lines. Designed by htu <■ ■ ^ r j ef jj neers, this versatile personnel and ■ ( (, e re powered by the same 6-cylinder engine use ^ markably economical Studebaker Champion

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