The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 April 1946 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL. 3, 1946.
Amazing results shown in Improving the LOOKS ...boosting VITALITY!
The Daily Banner and Herald Consolidated ‘•It Waves For All” Entered In the postoffice at ‘.reencastle, Indiana as second lass man matter under Act ol Subscription rates, 18 centi nail in Putnam County; $3.50 to \5 00 per year by mall outside ’utnam County. 8. R. Karl den, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street
SOCIETY
Busy Bee Club
To Meet Thursday The Busy Bee Club will be held Thursday
A real man should be as good as his word: He that sweareth to | Ins own hurt and changeth not.
Psalm 15:4.
CETTING VALUE out of the food you eat is YOUR No. 1 HEALTH PROBLEM whether you eat 500 or 2,000 pounds yearly. To do this, medical science says, you must have an adequate supply of iiitlitnil stomach DIGESTIVE JUICES, and RICH, RED-BLOOD must be present. SSS Tonic may help you get both if this is your trouble, without organic complication or focal infection, as these two important results enable you to make use of the food as Nature intended. Thus you get fresh vitality... pep... do your work better... become animated... more attractive! SSS Tonic has helped millions... you can start today... at drug stores In 10 and 20 oz. sizes. C S.S.jj, (J„, IUILD STURDY HEALTH and k'tp StAlWART • StEADY • SlRONG ^cc Tr\Mir 0*0*0* I U N K W STURDY HEALTH
Peiisoxal And Local News BRIEFS
Spanish War Auxiliary Meet On Tliursilay meeting The Spanish War Auxiliary at Mt. will meet on Thursday, April 4th
Hebron church instead of meet- at 7:30 in the city library, ing at the home of Mrs. Mary + + + + Sutherlin, on account of illness. M iry Emma Jones I*. T. A.
•!. + To Meet Friday
Ml. Meridian Ladies Aid | The last regular meeting of To Meet Thursday I the Mary Emma Jones P. T. A The Mt. Meridian Ladies Aid will be held Friday, April 5, at will meet at the home of Mrs. 2:15 p. m.
Thursday after-
There will be installation ol officers and a miscellanoo-i musical program will be i.ivei: i>; the children of tne school.
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Two Slayers Escape Jail
WASHINGTON. April 3 — (lH.') Two convicted slayers awaited execution, overpowered two guards in the District of Columbia jail ■•nrly today, locked them in, their death i*nv cells and then escaped clad in their vic.ims’ police uniforms. The prisoners were Joseph Medley, 44 convicted of slaying Mrs. Nancy Boyer. 45, and Far! B. McFarland. 22 year old exmarine who was convicted of the rape-murder of Dorothy Berninis, 18-y ear-old government employe. Police said the escape occured about 5:10 A. M. They said Medley overpowered Guard H. C. Davis with a .38 calibre revolver when the policeman made his regular half hour morning check. Medley then called another guard. D. C. Sanderlin. The two prisoners overpowered Sanderlin and took his cell keys. Police said the revolver obviously had been smnggled in to the prisoners btii th y had no idea when or how. A folicc cmdon was thrown about all highways leading ou‘ of Washington as soon as the escape was discovered. It was believed, however, that the prisoners still might be wandering around the Washington area in th"ir stolen police uniforms.
SOLMKK PROMOTED EP.DING, Germany. Corporal Robert E. Knauer. son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl C. Knauer of Route 3, Greencastle, has been promoted to the grade of sergeant. it was announced yestc i - day by the European Air Depot, supply center for U. S. Air Forces in Europe. The Indiana soldier, a student prior to his enlistment, arrived overseas in March, 1944. IN MKMOKV In loving memory of our dear wife, mother and grandmother, who departed this life one year ago today. April 3 1945. She was a loving wife, and a loving mother too, But when God had called her, There was nothing we could do. The angels came and took her To that far away promised land, We done our best to keep tv-
here
But she was in higher hands. When we display our smiles and
j<>y,
She’s always on our minds. We have only her niemary to cherish, But God knows ttiat all the time. Sadly missed by her husband, John Mullis, children and grandchildren. ch. * ANNIVERSARIES 4 nirtnuavA Dnllas Bee, April 3rd. Kenneth Rader, 7 years today, April 3rd,
Dennis Terry noon, April 4.
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Clinton Falls Aid Meeting Postponed
The Ladies Aid April meeting Entertums W ith of the Clinton Falls church ha:- Rirtli la> Dinner
been postponed untill a later Mrs. Lloyd Zackery of Noil i dHte, Indiana St. entertained with a
4. .j. 4- six o’clock dinner Sunday even- j
I Martini Kidpath P. T. V Of Mr. /.
■ Kz To Meet April 5th birthday. Those present w.: . j | Mrs Haul Hatcher and son,! The Martha J. Ridpath P. T. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Herb rt a;, 1 ; .Dickie spent Wednesday in Indi-lA. meeting will be held Friday, daughter, Shirley of Manlfettan ' anupolia. 'April 5th at 2:15 IF. M. in thi Jerry Fellows of Indiana poll; j j Paid Wright Jr. Is visiting school auditorium. an( l 1 anc l rs Emmett I'ld-] his parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul ! Devotions will be given by ford. Greencastle R. R. The hos-
Wright Sr. R*v- Paul M.
i Clyde Randel was here from will be the installation
Terre Haute on legal business new officers.
Tuesday afternoon. A very interesting musical i Dion McKeehan, son of Mr. program will be given with all and Mrs. Frank McKeehan is grades participating. All parents
confined to his home due to a are urged to attend, minor injury. j + + + + Mrs. Frank Bittles is spending j Capf. and Mr*. Nichols a spring vacation visiting friends j Honored At Shower
and relatives in Connelsville, | Captain and Mrs. Herschel C. Ohio. Nichols were honored with a
1 ed wlth f ‘ve rea^T
X,. t i c . ■ Is li.r.l'V ifiven ihnl the) - ‘ slar S. th« 1 .,,j. service c•iiminl-dmi of !•. was a presentation , 11
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j is 111 si* ill Kiioms .,r 1 h*• j een,is in honor ,'iiiiniiiMamn. H>1 Stnte Minis,. In- than fifteen
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SIDX OH INDIANA
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If- NOBODY LOVES YOU ME03E YOUR OWN HEARTSTRINGS NEED IX HTTLE TUNIN6 UP-' 1 - Our loan service is in tune with the times; prompt, friendly, and free of red tape. . Co-maker loans, as well as loans on automobiles, and furniture may bo arranged and repad over 12 months.
of tl*'
Uie.r sons ha^e giv?n
country.
The afternoon w „
games, taking p ict "
general good tinie.Tw
Were Mr 1 Mrs. G. rir Jl
gors Groen. .,-tie. Mr
Willard Kggers, Sanu,,., i
and friend M., ^
Danville, Mr- s. lpha ^
Ladoga. Mr.
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Broom of Kingman, Mi Mrs. J. G. Britton, Mr alidj A f- McFi rran, Mis 0^, Clodfelter ,. dy dausht ral Eggers family, and her *
KGGEKS BOVS HONORED A horn ’ coming was held at the horn? of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eggqrs in Roachiale Surxlay March thirty first in honor of their five sons, Gardner, Samuel, Willard, John L. and Robert, who have returned from service,
John L. the last to return arriv- j amegi Billie’ Chariok' ed from Germany a few days Keith, Joe, Sandra Sue ^ ago. It was the first time tho j and John Le . r. and M- ^.1 boys had all been together for Carl Eggers and , 1J over five years. Bobbie. ®
At the noon hour a bountiful dinner was spread. In the center | • if the table was a large white i cake edged in blue and decoral-
BANNER AOS OKI
Robinwn. There tess and her daughter. All enjovof the ed a fine dinner and wished Mr.
Zackery many more happy birthdays after which all attended
church at Fillmore.
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Thursday Reading Club
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I he Thursday S |.;,-|.| •• A:;v |'u>ki: i*ol'\tx | will meet with Mrs, Paul Siddons in hai. ,.i.r, ii:h- mi.miu.i' |
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at 8 o’clock Thursday evening. ,, N m u\u- ( h-sai i > '•'dti , i >i{ \ ; Miss Peggy Dean will have the ! !" N . H ’’ V : ... .'.V x .!1 1 'j.."l - '...'.V I I
George Franklin Zimmerman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Othu Zimmerman was released from
miscellaneous shower given by program,
the Home Makers’ Club of Monroe township at the home of Me.
HOSPITAL NOTES
th? Riley hospital Saturday on | and Mrs. Harvey C. Nichols last
a furlough.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clodfelter reports finding one hundred and twenty-six .nushroons of medium size, in a two yard space of ground on her farm at Morton, i Mrs. William H. O. Young of Reelsville has received word of the death of her brother, John E. Douglas. He died at his home in Kalinas, California last Sunday
evening.
j Miss Aima Marie Era berg has returned to Christian Coli lege, Columbia, Missouri after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ernberg. j Tuesday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dean were Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Mann of West ' Lafayette, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Bsrker of Crawfordsville and Mr. and Mrs. N. C. O'Hair. Mis, H. A. Ball of Bainbridge j was a dinner guest at the home of Pei tel Smith in Indianapolis, Monday evening. The dinner was in honor of Melvin B. Ball’s
birthday.
11 * • '.\ V KXT i :\, 'K wn X HCKS srn A\T> AN IIILDEU simwixul I THE HA.WK A XI > Till-: HnMJIIS | ! SPIN'S I'KItMISSIOX, THAT THM | TKHHmmV HHKi'HiniOH I.X
„ , I'HRTAIX PROISISKI) ARTICLES'
Clarence Shillings, Green-lm- \ mioxii.uiixt he skhvei
Satuiday night. They received castle, R. 1 was addmitted to the j 1 n„i !' " is A | l l !. > r.V.!‘ven that Ho many nice and useful gifts, hospital yesterday. js.-rvi.-.- c..m,nisiji.„i ,.r |... Sandwiches, pie and ice tea were unvid LiOCKwood, iz. wain . j l( ,, , , !S , | n i;,,,, ,,, served to forty guests. «• was admitted to the hospital ! »' ( ’V ."-•-i,,'-
4. 4. 4. Tuest.'ay. dn. \01ii h: iiMii Albert Duncan, Cloverdale. I . ,,l,hn '* Participation is
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GREETING CARDS
Send your best wishes for Easter via our delightful greeting cards. • ■ - - whatever your preference religious, sentimental, humorous we have a charming selection to please you choose yours today
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FILLMORE SENIORS TO PRESENT PUT ! “Growing Paina," a three act I comedy will be presented by th*J .»mors of Fillmore High School j on April 9 and 10 at 8 o’clock In • the school auditorium. Two casta ■ will be used. | The play ia produced by npe> j lal arrangement with Samuel 1 French. CloKing Activities I Seiiii r play, “Growing Paina.” j April 9 and 10. Junior-Senior banquet. Apid
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Alumni banquet, April 13. Baccalaureate, April 21. Rev, O. J. McMullen of the Presbyterian churches of Roaclidaie ami Ladoga will deliver the sermon. Commencement, April 22. Dr. Robert Hall, chaplain at the Indiana State Prison at Michigan City will give the address. School closes April 23.
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Meet 'nmrsdav was admitted to the hospital j '’'sp'/x'ih K Km \xV )MM ' s ' The International Relations f* 1 * 8 morning. 1 1: p a a it wr 11 *. \1 f ^ H ‘U r, Hutzrr l‘> CUl'kI- ! *1 I*. HAllzI’W. I.’\ \MINI*>: Group of A. A. u. V\ . will meet v,, • ri.ni n ia*i. j <;m-:\\, ic .-u:\|v i;i: Thursday, April 4th at the home M *'t ®f- was admitte l to th • ; !m,' ' m N.si:i,i.i li
of Mrs, Frank Conner, 623 E. hospital Tuesday.
Seminary at 7:30 P. M M,.- z ' ; 1 i: " : "
Ella Mabmna and Mrs. Co>*i! was Jiddinitted to the hoapit-j \otm i: of im hi ir Pierso,, will lead the discussion 11 O 1 ** morning, iiimum. on “Britian’s Colonial IFolicy In Mr8 - La-ttie Shonkwiler an-a i,..i ; i>.. kei x.. imhi; India.” baby son were dismissed from j% 1 ^
the hospital Wednesday morn-
ing.
Miss Reva O’Hair, harpist, fur- Mrs |Tren? Surber. Greennished a program of music, rang- # (. lls He, R. 4 was rolea.sed from ing from folk songs to the clas- thp hospital Tuesday. -sics, Sunday afternoon at the wandi Lou Nichols of Coateshome of Mr. and Mrs. .1. H, Nich- ville was discharged from tie ols. The occasion being celebrat- hospital yesterday, ed was the 60th wedding anni- Mra L 0 i ia Sanford and son, versary of the couple. Greencastle, R. 2 \^ere released from ihe hospital Tuesday, TO (iF.T DIS( HAItGE Mrs. Nora Ernest, Apple St. ■ _ was dismissed from the hofpitil Major Marshal D. Abrams wus yesterday. In Camp At.erbury today to rc- Mrs. Virginia Weber and baby ceive his discharge from th ■ ar- baughter were dismissed from med forces in which he has ser- the hospital Tuesday. ved for the past few years. He _
recently came home from Tokyo on an emergency leave, due to
the death of his father.
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■ft That the cost ot medical care has risen, no one can deny. Hut the rise has not been out of proportion to the general advance in the cost of living. At the same time the quality of medical service has been immeasurably improved. Consider that today your physician has invested from eight to ten years and about ten thousand dollars in his education alone. He hasnochtnal to earn until he is twenty-six or twenty-seven years olL| He must have an office in a good neighborhood, gool| equipment, a car, good clothes. Pharmacy, too, has stepped up its standards. Alitoi I every state now requires four years of college and a jh or two of practice before registration. All this addsap#l better medical service for you. Two Registered Pharmacists To Serve You. Keller-Coan Pharma
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IS EPILEPSY INHEMTID? WHAT CAUSES ITt, A booklet containing the opinion! ol to. mowi doclors on ttsi, inloroitinp iwbiocl will b* lont FME, wtula thoy loit, I# ony roodor writing to Hie EOvcationol Oiviiion, ill fitlh Av*,, Now York, N.Y., Dopl. I>44' r MOTHERS SERVICE CLUB Auditn Sale-Benefit Party Friday Evening, April 5, At 7.30.
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Ctltrcd Veterans at Fnreign Wart Mall West Side Square Publie Is Cerdfally Invited. Paul J, Coleman of Jackoon township, for county clerk, subject to Democratic primary. Mon.-tf.i
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TRUMAN COMMENTS
WASHINGTON. April 3 — (UP) Ptvsider.t Truman said today that reconversion is “over the hump,” but warned that i long cal saike would give ; t a knockout blow and that progress thus far would be "con:. pletely nulified” by failure It
maintain price control.
him; market
Hogs 5,090; active, steady good an l choice 160 ios up anil some Choice lighter weights S14.85; 100-160 lbs $13.25-SH.!Y1: ge l and choice, cows $11 10.
< CU RT NOTFS
Ben PVtmmer et al vs Jn ■ Miller, complaint for possession. F. S. Hamilton is attorney for t'\’
plaintiffs.
Merton Terrill vs. Lydia Thrill. suit for divorce. Fay S 3 Hamilton is attorney for th"
«■<! true iu wliirh will pruiEii 1 Or a future rarefU'. I( iuc.in, v . 4 Uiit\ aiul KimhI pay as \v» 11 a;, i Jlliusf iii foorl, clfUltlnn’. u'lui-at ion nrtfl Ma\4 l You will iiu jiivc n li »• eiimnl*!»' ch’t ills wit linn • . m ligation .it the I’ S Army RecrnitiuK Station, HfS I'onf Otileu
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NOTICE I have a few jacks now. Alton Hurst Mt. Meridian
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT DEMOCRAT TICKET For Joint Representative Unyd C. Wampler. For commirnduner, 1st Distriet HENRY ALLEN REPUBLICAN TICKET For Joint Represehtutive Omar I*. Brown,
MORE CANDIDATES Additional candidates filing for the May primary are: Republican William J. Boatright, incunpbent, for county surveyor; Earl il’Hair, precier.' committeeman, West Monroe: D. C. Stewart, precinct committeeman, South First. NAMES DELEGATES N. Huckleberry, Keith L. Smith and Marcellus Hubbiwere named as delegates to the State Convention by the Reserve Officers Association of Putnam and Hendricks counties. FIND WOMAN’S BODY CHESTER, April 8—(INS) - An unidentified blonde woman uImmiI S3 year* old, died todaj after having l»een badly I teuton arid bitten by a “sex maniae,' aeeording to police. TV womaa'a body—h-r jaw and skull frar lur d and a Ion,; extended “W” carved In the for? head—wa* tmmd by Kelsle Carold, a negro, <* Mamin Honk, uk he wa* enroute tp work.
FAIR PLAY ©SIR r~rr ~n TT~ninniii ■■imihihi m ■ y.-^BnuRDBuBjaBnanHEiHRSHRMi POLICY ON NEW SLIVERL Si TN COOPERATION with the Ford Motor Company, we are i’ making every effort to give earliest possible delivery of new cars to our patrons, according to the fairest method we have been able to devise. • • During the current shortage, when there are not enough new cars for all who want them, we are filling orders for new cars on the basis of first come first served. There are two important excep-
tions to this rule:
1. Hr me definitely reserving a substantial percentage of our cars to supply those icho Iiiivc served in the armed forces. This tre feel is siniftlc justice and conforms with ptt/dic interest and fair ploy. 2. If etner^ency need for a new car is a factor, os in the cose of doctors and nurses, ter wiH, in the public interest determine priority according to the now abolished hut publicly accepted OP A priority lists. © • TVe believe these delivery policies are in your fnrciesi. We will use every care to see that the procedure works fairly and that exceptions to the rule of first orders delivered fust are made only in genuinely deserving coses. ® ® Both in the matter of increasing production and speeding delivery, the Ford \Iotor Company and we ourselves are making every effort to get your new car in your hands , promptly and fairly. We want to assure you that the '46 Ford is out in front in everything and is well worth waiting for.
King Morrison Foster Company
lit West Washington Street.