The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 July 1946 — Page 2

Balterv Sale

Traffic Deaths On Increase

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17 Ptote Law Type To fit 33 fa 39 Fard: 37 to *39 Shevrolits; Hudson S: 3C to '41 md many other cars 4 3)2.45 VALUE FOR ORLY

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I.MDf.YNAPOLIS. rml.. lulv 1 :>rTr*I If VT7 per^oim in Hnnsier traffic cra.sheM ilurm(t tlic first half >f lf>4« shnwad a 2» per tent wrenw above }7H Tic--! Urns killed in the 'tnme per» t last -’par Col. Auatin R. Killinn. reportad today. The highway •death march'' conunued last month, incn.nplet • tahiiiationa revealing 'hat 45 prriwins died in motor accidents. Eighty-three per cent of the fatalities occurred in the rural ireas. where records show, crashes are more severe.

SOCIETY

Kern W Consolidated "tt VTavea for VU" Sintered in ttta poatofOca at Ireencaafla. anflana m wwond :as» mail mattar antler Act of Subscription rates. 13 rent* 1 nail n Ritnam County: S3.30 to iO. dfl per year Tf anil uitstde ’utnam Cnttnty U. *. (tnr*den. Putt Usher 17-19 South facltson ar.i^et.

was

Scott s

Franklin tt

Garage

Calling at.ention to the magrtil.ide of the traffic contml proi* lem. Colonel Killian said that in May the states traffic volume

Personal And Local News briefs

Couple Honored With Shower

A miacallaaaoua shower

t ven for Cpl. and Mrs. Kenneth ■tro at the ChiK.esvilie Library Wednesday afternoon June id. Refreshments were served to absut 50 guests. Cpl. and Mrs

Petrn received many

and useful gifts of which they

were very proud.

Cpl. Pet.ro reported to Fort

candidate*. An election to fill office of conductress, made vacant by the resignation of Mrs. II. Cecil Fellers, will he held durtn* the business session.

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Friendly Sewing Orrle Ket TVc'[neH*rc, »us*e !*

The Friendly Sewing Cicuia coat Wednesday. June M with

beautfal Vrs - Gwendolyn Huffman with

eleven members and three guests

present.

Th day was spent in quilting and piecing on quilts for tifc*

‘TtlobuL'* 20 FRC2EW C j sic****

KnoH, Kv Sundav being . i a hoaCMfl -phe meeting was rafled

fered there from Fort Bragg, N.

over main roads increased Wner

iptli

Mrs

■f Kaliiini.aBn

visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Paul

™ order and onr club scrtptnre

Carolina after a two weeks fur- ^ thc Roil raff lough with ms parents, Mr. and ^ an>wwert by <yr Mrs. Julian Pet.ro >f Coatssvi:: : The meeting was ctaaed ind his '.vife Mrs. Margaret r «peafirrg the Lord's Prayer in

unison. Mrs. Edith McKaiwey. Mrs. Edna Shoemaker and Mrs. OTthyt Lausrm receiv’d btrth<la. , gift* irotn their secret sisters.

Brudtke Petro of Gr»e»nastle.

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Mrs. Tresaa Rteidcr

Vamen Swickard and stn Eutertaiim * iub

Mic.il.. are here! The Reelsvllle Social Service

I Cub met at the home of Mrs. Canarv ' Tresaa P.iselee June J«i

! twenty members and

Dr. Aker

«nn be ouf of his office from July | to July 19.

witiJ

VINE AND

cent, while gasoline consumption i ......

vwi’ka'vwmtion. , *“ n | giiests pre^

Mrs. Flora Lewman spent thc A deliciou. pitch-in linner was

Mr i enjoyed at noon. Club members

Vt YiiRIA4,K Id. *>AF.

onnld Blair. Cloverdale. and

\ i Daniels. Cloverdale ft. 1. neeting

al li H. Barcii*. Cloverdale. spent

, kI .cmldine Morehar'. Fill- struct

before

»-h ry.jri 11 'srw-

The M drm m‘ *orR< | Cluh met JrinnaOf for ifi nil dn

forcement by slate police nearly doubled, be said, is troopers ap plied ‘direct action’’ methods. He appealed to motorists to accept a personal responsibility

Cotton School to prevent accidents over the

y.’X^ meeting viH be with Mrs Grace Wright.

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Fitters Bntier For 'oilier -ieluwil Work

"H w to Judg£

I- ■ :> Judging Ready Made Fourth of July holiday. Accidents

i-H can be prevented if

blips’’ md "Standards of

Ikrune

awdgai.'iermg in- irt ms foi dlwork to he done

next 'iieetlno Jui” IS. A FOR

given by th*'

the

(irivers will police official

drive safely,

asserted.

Twenty-three victims

SALE Quick Meal 3 month lied in collisions involving j 1 '^ lasr work with

T*A< TO* HAD },KI DS.K rLYMOFTTH. Ind. July I , (DISi Fred Neidlinger. promj nent Marshall county fan* •ipined today that his traca had a grudge against, him Neidlinger was inj,ureii nrfu

, ..j ir mr Vfr l (“n loveo «• oooo. -,,.u he was thrown from Tar week end ti, Dana visiting ■«.. I J r Vera Tune Vlsrtin daughter of I

!,„d Mrs Richard Lewman and present having birthdays in Me a^ Mrs' John J MarUn. i Aft ' r lt hlt * bale ° f ^ ^

, quarter were. Mrs. Blanche 04r- tractor ran over his legs miii ,cn and Mrs. Lucille Hutcheson. L " l ‘ 1 or ' ■*' 1 ' iH -..sten d or | rb# bf ii er over on top of tn the afternoon the meeting *»"mer work m Uie Butler Lni- ' ^ tort off moi§t ^ ms ^

was called to order by the prest- v "sity summer session. Dr C. a ! den* Mrs Lms Raab, followed b;; M-txam. Registrar, announced to-

day. A senior. Miss Martin is

INDIANAPOLIS. July 2 Miss

Stanley.

Earl E. Heber of Detroit is j here the guest of relatives. Mr. I Heber md amilv formerly resid-

ed on East Seminary 3u

cuts

ars canning off die roadway: nine vere pedestrians, and six were killed in railroad cT-wsin;'

i L. Brown, Greencantle b/uintiful ’dt’ch-ln unoh vas - burner kerosene stove, built on : ,n.l Ella Marie Bassett. Ind- Joyed by the gWI it noon, - ven White enamel. ’,17 East , ,r.,iis The’ afiernoon 'irnugnt tile Hanna. 2-It.

M r C N M-dVethy is vtsitTng biiHiness session around. Pledges

lr. and .Mrs. KennoJt McCoy at ’ to the flags were led by Ka - FOR SALE: About * acres of accidents.

C (icinnati, Ohio. I Ferrancf and Chrnlyn Sue Price. standing alfalfa for immediate Four bicyclists were traffic

A bustmtss session was con-; cut.ing. Call 43.'! 2-it. victims, while four other per-,

ducted cnnristinf of plans for _ sons died in non-collisions: three' t,r * d,fo t1as rte< “ n diwhargrd

Avoid repairs to your boat or ' Vo fR killed in

daughter have returned

home ir. Indianapolis after visiti mg the .wmer's parents. Mr :uid

'.Mrs, O. W Hill,

i Walter Edwin Dtti. CSM. Bain-

OR SALE: Baby calves, local dress s-vuet. the picnic

sen Dairy

is moi.or this ummer Parts are fixed objects, three in miscel-

lied

2-lt. McOirmlckJa Creek July IS irtei

tlon. or glrRi t-i enter count v jndg- tcarce. especially for other than laneous accidents, and one d SALE: 5 sows and '15 mg, ar-l the grading of record ciument moiiels once motor- m a street car crash. • illr. ore. blacktop road, bi -iks manufacturers are concentrating v—, ■ — • h V ilderauer. 2-.Ip Interest ng ‘emons rhtions m in new motors .' ITT RA trvit.T AOVE.'RTIsrNil

He suffered aertous

bruise*

Mr nd Mrs Rober Wallace A'luh song and -ievtions by Mrs -t»y A senior Miss Martin is j ^ . tractor .

vii no .virs. n m .ra-,- ■ ahnrt studying for a bachelor of science .

r and son. Kyle of Schneider, visit aiancbe Skelton. Art. r a short J « duration C ' rCl, » ^ wa!# l,aann * towa • vfr md Mrs. bum ness session contests were i< - ce m edemer.tarv eiiucation. >f«i«ttrnger again as he lay

. _ t ' iconducted by Uie birthday com- — r ‘ 1 more than one vehicle: 14 died in T* 1 ™ ^ ^ ^ D(innis ffll] ^ | mitt,e and hostess and were won

to their Mr, ■ J * ar y Skelton, Mrs

Frances Baring. Mrs. Pearl Knigiit ami Mrs. Lois Raab. The next, meeting will be hetti July 24 with Mrs. Flora Young.

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Roaelidilie Man Wureied .lime I'J

On Saturday. June 22. 1944,

Mrs. Nora Hunter Ethel'octijrred the marriage of D. ^ Haverly, Bobby Lambert, Billy , Wayne Thompson of Roaohdale, e 1 Pf

cane running when he ,r qte the farmer fall, reache,: i.vlSne in time to save him

cars that struck ' frr,m th ** CInit “ rt 3<ilte » ^ "

the Gre.it Lakes, 111., separation

center

were degree in elementary education

Butler University has mo,- , ^ on t)M A „ , lbwrT - . .ha,, 1.300 students registered | nteig) ^ or ArthMr Ze hn « r or academic work this summer, . . *

..ne of the largest terms of its kind in the history of the school University officials already are making plans for a greatly increased fall enrollment and registration dates for the I944-47 school year have been set. Upperclassmen will register September 12 and freshman registration will

13-14.

HOSPITAL NOTES

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WHIPPING CREAM

GET IT AT YOUR GROCERS OR CALL 305<W FOR DELIVERY

KROGER

PRICES

UNCHANGED

Khauer and Oscar Haverly spent t. Miss Helen J. Tarr of French • Sunday in Lebanon visiting Mrs Ln k. Indiana. 1 Hunter’s sister, Mrs. Lambert. ' The. cer»m”ny was read by Hanii.l E. Jackson, son of Mr , R- KV G. W Parks of Huntingar. 1 Mrs Himry Jackson of near 1 h’irg. Indiana, a former pastor Fillmore, received his discharge j if the brute, at his ho ne. 'fiT.ni the U 3 Navy. Jione 25 it Following a short wedding trip, ■ San Pedro California. ;ind re- j they are now at home on their returned home June 28. He had ■‘’•irm near Rnachdale. ,becn it.itior.nd in San Diego Call The. groom was given his since January. He spent one year , honcratoe discharge from tile U. I in Pearl Harbor and a fewj 3 - Marine Carps on April «th, mnnjis in. Guam. : 1-948. after having served t ventyLt. cm. Paul w Summers Hon'*>«' ht months; twenty months in law or Mr. and Mrs. Harry overseas. He was stationed on

Allan, has been transfered from Ramlolpn Field, Texas, to Harva U n i v a r s i.t y. Cambridge

1 Mas- to woi4c for bis master's ^' l '-* rr ‘ n Iwi* Home Ec

| degree. His wife and family wh()|* ,,,w

J hav - been visiting the Allans for W: ‘ rr '*n fwp Home l the past three weeks have left| a " b '*’ 11 14 t Munl,: '«nner on

j Wednesday, July 3rd at Robe j Ann Park. In case of rain it. will oe held in the basement at .he Putnamville School house.

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F.astern 4tar To

_ „ , i Meet Wednesday

aboard the ligh, cruiser, U S. S. ,

(»rcencastJe Chapter No. 255

O E. S. will meet, in regular sesI sion. Wednesday, July 3rd at S P M. There will be initiation of

Certmrd Boehm. DePauw, admitted to the hospital y-sl

day.

Mr*. Dora Cavmesn Roar R. 1 was admitted to the bnspfi

this mwrmng.

Mrs. Dorothy Pearson md ( of EHaabeth St. were reie from the hospital this mm

Wedding Mrs Mavis Hendrick Mrs Earl Nichols, castle. R. 1 was discharged f* R. 1. 25 years today. *** hospital.

Mrs. Clarence Ingram and I

Birthdays laughter of Bainbridge were! Mrs. Dorothy Harvey. July 1st., missed from the nonpita,

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Mr ami

Coatesville

July 2nd.

Okinawa from April 7. 1945 un-

til December. 194-5.

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Patsy Fortner. 5 years. Jiun- morning. 29th. Donald Rowlings. Greer Flo Ann MeGuffey. 12 years. R- X was dismissed from the ’ today. July 2nd, pital .Monifay

Ec.

foi Boston to make their future

home.

F.ns. William F Koeher, ’.ho West Washington St.. GreeneasMe ad., has ilmost -ompitted a three month training cruis,-'

, cruiser. U 8. 3.1

| Cle\ -land. On .lime 28 the Clevclar.:. with Cruiser Division 14 vtll arrive in Philadelphia. at win -h time he will either remain on ictive 'iuty and receive his ord, rs or go upon inactive duty and be discharged from the

Navy.

CLOSED ALL DAY. THURSDAY, JULY 4TH

Lincoln Restaurant

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Kroger stores will maintain present prices despite the expiration of 0. P. A. Our responsibility for getting food from producer to consumer at the lewest possible cost is more important than ever before. We shall do everything in our power to continue that policy and combat inflationary tendencies. Orders to maintain present prices during the time prior to decision of Congress on 0. P. A. have gone out to our branches in 18 Midwest and Southern states. Our managers have been instructed to follow this policy even though it may result in losses. JOSEPHS. HALL

“Protect tyotn "%o*tc OKet "pamitif

A sewing circle is a group that dans more husbands than sock.!, i Ovo beard by , Home Larmdry ‘ n ( 'trmorrs. 2-lt.

MOTH-PROOF and FLAME-PROOF with

ORA RETVKN SEEN i f from Port** Ow*» » 1 Carry o n proceedings iga.nrt violatiotiH c-immitted prn • to the hour of expiration. 2 Administer sugar rationing , indep the second War Powe- s [ Act 3. Enforce the livestock | slaughter control program delej gar 4 to it, under the second War I Pon «n Act

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STOPS FLAMS

ppfvam MOTH

Qutrf $1.50 - Gallon $5.00

MOLURS DRUG STORE

President

MinttSHim m n ■

Weather in which you cun t lung

""•t just denned

THE KROGER CO.

d-)e*i't bother u*. All cleuning •ent here is done indoors in a , mnde-to-order atmosphere that . assures odortesniy clean ckMhtng j And. of course, delivery is deI pendable in rain or shine sleet

| or snow.

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Announcing Payment

Oi regular dividend at rate of 2 1-2 per cent, annum to stockholders of record June 30,1946.

Greencastle Savings and Loan Assoc

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