The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 August 1946 — Page 2
POLICE ANNOUNCE CASE ‘ WRAPPED UP ’
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case
et >1 te.-t. | Approximately 2.500 office is wrapped up”, workers were scheduled to strilti ^
Tovis said. “We have enough ( today at six International Har,,id‘iuv to clinch the case ami vester Co. plants, despite ias»
nr PONT Ind.. Alls 15. <UPi hrlng j^ otUo Lwckman before the] minute government' conciliatlor
. Investigation of Jefferson October term of the grand jury." efforts.
county’s ■. rie At enic and Ol I Meanwhile, Mrs. Mamie Me- Th e United Farm Equipment l.ac ” deaths was cloaked in scr ConM( , ll m. suffering from poo- „ n( j Metal Workers (CIO) said i cy today a> police announced m)jMJ , t(1 , k ., bidden turn forj tl10 company's 25,000 production that they had -v.iapped up" the (hj worS( , raising the possibilityj workers would respect pick t ii- against Mr 1-ottu Loca- t (|I| ..j n ,|,.fi,uti delay” in tin' ij m , s Sf .t up by the strikers.
The company posted notices
l-oekman.
Mrs, Lottie Loch-
man. 62 motherly housekeeper ti|TBl( , nml , nt , )f Mr , nispe ted of poisoning scveril
rldeiIv persons
f " H inHEC°ULE ER S S TRIKE
tion -Hid there ro longer wasj rny* need for Mrs Lockman t. CHICAGO. Aug 15. (UPi
however, warning production workers that any refusal t6 wmk would be regarded as a violation of the no-strike clause in their collective bargaining a^rei'ment.
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Friendship Home K.- Club Meets
The Friendship Home
omics Club met vening. August 14.
Luille Bock. Eight members ai we red roll call with “My Pet
Peeve.’’
The lesson on vegetable cook-
Ecc-I
Wednesday] with Mrs.
SOCIETY recent bride
HOSPITAL NOTES
$5 00 per year by Putnam County.
S. It. Kariden. Publisher 17-10 South Jackson Street.
watch paper for | i r ting place.
next month’.'
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Plhsovai And local News B K I C F S
Miss Norma Chadd castle is a patient in
• if Greenthe Riley
foraSd Smith Causes Riot
CHICAGO. Aug. 15—(UP) }. vvers if Gerald L- i^- Smith. ,\j lencit First leader, mixed it ip with veterans and other
hospital in Indianapolis.
gmips last nigh., romping tiir ugh the lobbies, of two down- j
Mi and Mrs. William Padgettjtown hotels before pclice sucand family visited friends in < ^ ln ‘inelling a near-riot
Cloverdale Wednesday evening, that resulted.
! The hotels said they were
Miss Betty Bowers of Craw-1 duped by the A..Tierican firsters. fordsville is visiting friends m: w j,„ gathered for a meeting of j . Greencastle this week. > .i„«» Do^.Kiinnn^ nt tu-.l n
Mrs. Dorothy Taylor and Infant daughter of Greencastle, R. 2, were released from the hospital this morning. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garl, Greencas, tie, was admitted to the hospital
last night.
Miss Judith Hammond. Green- day n ..ruing
castle, R. 3, was admitted tO’ the
hospital this inorqing.
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Ml - iln, l Mrs Roachilale, h
uf a s °h born , Wedn -d a y ^
Mr and ««
of Fillmore are th 7 daughter born at’
Wednesday
Mr. and Mr, K
Towels Apt.. an . J
a son born at the),.
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insn-
Miss Audrey Cummings of Cloverdale. R. 3, was admitted | to the hospital this morning.
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a’^'i St, ' plf - Sap- 4 S,n: 'Hv School to*
Everyone invite
dependent Republicans of th -’west." instead of the regular
a couple .xehanged
of
be-
Mi
spent
Mrs. Noble Hendershot and son of Seymour are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown fori' '
I B s, jeers and
a few days. | ., , , ,
jiniid fights were
The Gibson reunion will b cen Smi.h'.s opponents and his held at Robe Ann park Sunday, followers, led by Mrs. Elizabeth August 18th. All relatives and i'dling, author of “The Red Netfriends are invited. j v. t-k.’’ and one of the defendants
i in last year’s mass sedition trial. All available squads fh the loop area raced first to th. S!' vens Hotel, then to the Morrison Hotel, where Smith’s fol-
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wright and 1 '• rs had gone when th" Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Thomas left Stevens management cancelled today for Wa-Gs-Tha-Ka Lodge he meeting, at Grand Rapids, Minnesota. Through it all, Smith remained
a rid illy in the background, and
The Frazier reunion will be lt W;1S n , n t until later that he held at Forest Park, Brazil, .eiephened from his suite at anInd. Sunday, August the 25th. other hotel to denounce "gnngs-
All
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and Mrs. Harry Brown Wednesday evening in
Riachdale, guests of Mi. and
Mrs. Carl Kendall.
Mrs. John W. firaub
Miss Rowena South, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse R. South of Bainbridge, was united in marriage to John W. Graub, of South Bend. Sunday. August 11, the North Methodist Church,
J Indianapolis.
1 The beautiful double ring cere- ‘ mony was performed by Dr. Dallas L. Browning. Mrs. Graub is a graduate of Butler University and the Methodist Hospital School of Nursing Mr. Graub is attending Butler University. The couple will reside at 3612 North Pennsylvania street. Indianapolis, after September 1.
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Wade-V irginia Reunion Will Be August '25 The 19th annual Wade and Virginia reunion will be held Sunday, August 25, at Robe Ann Park. All relatives and friends are welcome.
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Pu.st Matrons Einera
relatives anad friends invit- teis and Jewish terrorists" who j T i Hold M.-eting
Mr. and Mrs. Warren C. Middleton and daughter, Maura, returned today from Missouri where they have been visiting tbe former’s parents. Mrs. Susie Woodward and granddaughter, Mary Grace Me Fall, of Clayton, New Mexico, are visiting Mrs. Won I ward's mother. Mrs. Hattie Butler, on Beveridge strict.
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Miss Eileen Danahey, of Indianapolis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Danahey, Indiana State Farm, is spending her vacation this week in Chicago 1 i and Milwaukee, \Vis. j N rma Jean Zeigelman, i daughter rtf Mr. and Mrs. Robert A Ziegleman, is planning to aitend Indiana Unlveisiiy rie September. She will major in 1 music. | Mr. ami Mrs. N. L. Rhodes of
STOP INFLATION m The amount of taxes collected in Greencastle (or the year of 1943 was $35,235.88. The amount proposed to be collected in 1947 is $88,715.28 This is an increase of $43,479.40 in 4 years. This will almost double our present tax rate in Greencastle. If this increase is authorized it will raise rents in Greencastle 15 to 25%. See your councilman at once and protect this increase. They have sole responsibility in this matter. Members of The City Council Are
KENNF.TH BRYAN HERBERT GRAVER
REX
RUSSELL HARDMAN WARD MAYNALL THORLTON
This budget will be acted on at regular council meeting on August 26. 1946. Check the budget as published in Banner, Wednesday, August 14, 1946, page 5 lower right hand corner.
Thi, adx. rtis,.,,,, ,,t paid f„ r h y u group ,.f Lm ircaMk t«\
payer*.
Washington, D. C. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ernberg an I Miss Anna Marie Ernberg. Mr an-J Mrs. Rhodes are thi parents
of Mrs. Ernberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Whitehead and son, Ted, of Morton have had as house guests the past week, Mrs. Minnie Hun >- field and niece, Miss Roe Merrett of Fresno, Calif., Ted met them in Kansas City aan i drove back here for them. Mr. and Mrs. Jam s F. Stoops who have operated the Natioiml Drug Company store ;n Brazil for the last several years halt sold the business. Mr. and Mrs. Stoops formerly lived in Greencasile anti operated the Dunlaw and Stoops Drug Store which is' now Fleenur's Drug Store at the} corner of Indiana and Washing ton Streets. | Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bail,! Jackie and Karen Nelson, Mr.} and Mrs. Edward Eikman nr.11 family. Barbric Minelie of Clov ! crdale. returned Thursday from i week at Lake Manistique i northern Michigan where they met seveial Crecncastlc peopl. camping there. From there they w, pt to Saillt Sic Marie .it, l j frt'.m there to Niagara Falls way of Canada thence bin k borne by way of Buffalo, N. V
uml Cleveland, Ohio. TU KLTs AVAILABLE
The Putnam County Farm Bureau has about 50 State Fair tickets, which will be available Saturday at the Farm Bureau
office.
h • said had interferred with the meetings. MRS. BINGHAM ATTACKS APATHY INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 15.—J i INS) Mrs. Edna A. Bingham, Indiana Democratic state vicechairman, attacked the “dangiious" apathy of voters in a blast ainjeci also at the Republic can party. Mrs Bingham ,ln aa article in the current issue of the Democratic Digest magazine, assert-
ed :
I “Everyone who has analyzed political trends in thrs eongres- ! sional campaign year of 1946 ha; declared that there is a grave, an even dangerous, apathy on . the part of all the voters. But unless the voters are aroused now, they may awake to find that they have let slip their very means of salvation. The world peace of which they have dream- ( ed would be hopelessly jeopardized by allowing a nationalistic, islation Republican congress to
take over.”
The Past Matron* Emera Club will meet nt the fvimo of Mr--. A A. Abbott Friday evening at 8 o’clock.
AUCTION SA OF Half-Way Hoi In order to vacate the grounds in ML Meridian, Ui Road 40, !) miles snutheast of Greeticadle, Indianapolis and Terrp Haute, the undersigned nill auction the building- and personul effects, un Saturday, August 17th, 19$ AT 10:00 O’CLOCK A. M. Tin- large house known as the Half-way ln;u w ,, eluding foundation. Till* house I- practically all V-D* with poplar studding nailed to large poplar siiuarri) very finest quality and weather hoarded with nin>v,| siding. Practically all material in house is in .Air, dltion. There is enough material in this house tn age homes, is so constructed as to h . < asily takij very little waste. Lumbermen, furniture maker.. Ims, and anyone needing the best of lumber, please we a, before sale and be at sale at 10:00 o’clock Saturday, A to hid on entire building. Also, will sell small ImiMina chairs, tables anil several other small unities. 00 days will he given for removal. . TERMS — CASH. GEORGE BAILEY, Manager ALTON’ HI R.ST, Auctioneer.
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RESCUE BOYS ON LAKE MICHIGAN
MICHIGAN CITY, i m |„ Au . 15. (UP) Two Chicago boys were recuperating today from the effects of being tossed about Luke Michigan for seven hours on a rubber life raft. Gilbert Schwartz. 12. son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Schwartz, and Walter Kaiser, 13, son of M", and Mrs. Harry S. Kaiser, we’e rescued last night by coastguardsmen. The boys, who were spending the summer here with their families, launched the raft at 11 a. ni. and were only 200 yard” from the shore when a strong breeze swept them out in the lake. They shouted for help, but no one heard them. Later, their parents became worried ami asked the coast guard to begin a search. Paul Wilhelm. Civil Air Patrol commander at Michigan City, flew over the lake, and found the pair after a 30 minute search. A coastguard bqat was summoned and directed to the raft, which had been carried six miles offf bore. ^4. + + + + + + + + + + + U * ANNIVERSAKH8 ♦ 4&+ + + -{- + 4- + + 4.f4.4.$ Birthday* Harry Brown, Jr, Lawrence, Kansas, August 14th.
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