The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 September 1946 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1946^

CHATF.^ ■■ Sunday Thru Thursday

tom>ii«isioM:ns* \i.miw \m r.s The foIJowiiiK r lalins were allowed by the Putnam County Hoard of Commissioners during: their regular meeting at the court house in Greenenstle, Indiana, on

Monday, September 2, < aunty He venue I it ml

H. K. Miller At Co. 5.44 Miller & Sons Funeral Home 100.00 James A. Wood 2.00 Frank E. Hunter 1.00 .John Baldwin 200 law is Flint 2.00 John Hobson 2.00 Melvin H. Alexander 2.00 tough Bowman 4.00 Virgil J. Aden 2.00 W illiam A. Hurst 2 00 Herbert 11. Goff 2.00 Fred Vaughn 2.00 Lewis Green 2.00 William R. Hultom 2 00 The Russellville News 30.06

T. R. Woodburn Printing

Co. 119.25!

j. V. Merritt ... .Marvin Sstterley Julian MrVuy ..

joe Shoemaker

Joint Nelson ... Ben Henry

William Thomas

Hud Littrell .... Ed Adams

Avfk\ Roach

I-Hch Foxx

Archie O’Neil

Floyd O'Neal ... Joshua O’Neill .. 1 >ewey St it 11 z . . William Newgeiit [orris Irwin ...

Earl Mitchell . .

Luther Briekf* Id Earl Grlnus ... .1 L. Shoffner .. Jaroi* Shaw . . . .

Charles Shaw

Joe Cunningham Clarence Ader -. Glen Jones Verl Ader

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The candid love story of a strandec authoress!... She learned it isn’t the way you write about love that counts—it’s how it’s made...and by whom!

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tNmard Shinn ...

Corp.

54.00

John Wilson

Miixlnt* Maxwell

27.20

Jess C"X

\V. J. Heun

76 00 1

Herman Wallace,

B. B. Bdinifer

73.00

.1 F. Gumming

Grccn.-HKtL* Hdw. Co

22 91

Herbert Cox ...

The Dally Banner

185.00

Keith Shinn ....

Ralph E. Storm

5.00!

< >H<’t»r Mart in . ■ .

Edw n Torr

1995

Oscar Martin, Jr.

Lee Todd

4.00 1

Robert Miller ...

AIm.Ii rn S< hool Supply . ..

79.98

1 Mian.* Burk . . . .

Albert Howard

JU.00!

Lewis Williams

Home laiundry and Clean-

Claude Williams

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1.26

ilerttinn N*al ...

Charles A. McCurry

37.00

John C Martin .

Weisncr Initilenn tit Co.

31 42

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11 R. Sands

75.00

t'laude Cnuiiati .

Remington Rand, Inc. ...

105.05

1 lurbert Crodiun

A »v ]i. Typewriter Co. ...

4.50

San ford Hock . •

West Baking Co

14.81

It.ilt'h Slnnikwilct

Otis Elevator Co

Will V B: nl ...

Putnam County Graphic .

141 57

Ray England

Hept. of Water Works ..

08 95 (

Ro\ Engia n.l ...

A. sS: B. Typewriter

! 1.15

Alva Whitt. •! ...

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Auditor of Hendricks Co. Metzger Lumber Co Otis Bit valor Co Ind. Institutionul Industriot*

116 s' 2*1 00

R. S. Cowgill t'lara S Jones Tretubly's Regal .Market John Hanks Catberliu* Chuinbers ... Earl Cash Georg* Webster Frona n'hieher 81 e v < >. > 111 Anieriean I 'hotoeopy Euiiip. Co Eugene Huteldns Putnam County Assoc. < IiiHurance Agents

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Joe Rollings rt L’netzer

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Chester Selgmund and son and £irl friend of Indianapolis, were j Labor day breakfast visitors of I Mr. and Mrs. Otis Clodfeltt-r j and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gardner were Indianapolis visitors, Wednesday of last week. Barbara Ann Leonard and Mildred Lou Clodfelter attended a meeting of the Order of Rainhow Girls at Marshall Wednesday evening. M.r. and Mrs. Willis Clodfelter and son and Mr and Mrs. Paul McGaughey and son attended the Illinois Polled Hereford Breeders Association annual sale that was held at the DuQuoin St. Fair Fair Grounds, Saturday. They went Friday morning and returned Sunday night. They purchased some fine cattle that were delivered Monday.

A Little of .... THIS AND THAT By (J. B. Z.)

the Aik COhDliio N VONCASlul LAST SHOWING Tod A J

At Inquest

Murphy Co. lYnncy Co II.'.s Dry Goods Store ; 1* Rhi*:i Dicks rflgm**!. C|.tr;t S. J<»nes. Amlltor Putnam County

22.50 32.50 I

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HHURON

INiblit Bei vice Co

Bid. 91.12

Donald Full

1 !• - 7 5

I’lili.ina Gas A Water

Co. 14.98

Rbdi.inl C Baird

175.00 |

Auditor of MontKomcty

Alfred E Mi Mains

208.00

. ... 122.00

I.oikcy Hurst

1 14 00

GiiNiiline

1 'ii ml

Artiiur S llurst

••44 00

Kav Vaughan ....

• •••I 117.tf.

1.« slle Sears .

1 4 4 00

Gilbert Dreher *.

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Stanley Stars

156 00

Mack Williams ..

. . . . 4 50

Georg.- Fenwick

i: 6 30

Ra\ titonrl Williams

4.50

UllHH.-ll Bock

175.00

Charles Hoskins

4 50

Wiiyur olluir

1 50 00

Joint Donald ....

. . .. 4 50

Donald C Hunter

108 00

Lester Nolle

. . . . 2. 50

Lon Snyder

130 50

F. K. Evcrnum ..

2 40

lames Coffman

147 00

Glenn Everman

9.00

Elmer Skinner

1 7 5 00

Wayne Evcrtnun

0.0*’

Henrv M Heavln

12.00

T H Williams ..

.. . . 11 41

Frank Danner

87.71

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1 r..oi

.In,. Ciimiingbam

1.85

Forest Williams .

5.00

Rav McGmehey

4 00

Roll-Hi Jones . . .

10 50

IB-rmuti Walhtee

11.25

11 a r v e v Hale

,. . . 27.00

I.ngansport Metal Calvert

K. \\ .Must en . .

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520 1 2

(babUs Priest ...

7.50

King Morrison Foster Co.

119 63

Lawreii'C Kelley .

.. . . 30.00

Arrow Supple Co.

5.75

Ed L. Shields

Greeiiea st!.. Motors. Inc. ..

49 47

James Williams

. . . . 4 5.00

Hatfield Motors. Inc

17.90

17. (\ Smith

T 50

H.-ss S • 1 es and Service ...

56.27

Jack Morrison .. .

.. . . 3.75

'1 lie O and 1 Stone Corp.

3174 25

Gay R. Shepherd .

102.00

Public Sen ic«. Co of lad. .

8.59

Robert Hauser ..

. . . . 20.00

Reeves W.-ldlng ,v Repair

59.00

LET WASHINGTON SWEAT IT OUT

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cooper have moved from Fred McGa’Ughey’s to Oscar Clodfelters farm. Earl Leonard of California spent the week end at Olin Leonards and attended the State Fair. Saturday. .Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Gibbs spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Slavens aand daughters in Greencastle Mrs. Gertrude Hazlett moved to lx r new home in Waveland last week. Miss Clarabell McGaughey and boy friend of Indianapolis, visited over the Holiday with Mr. and Mrs Ray McGaughey. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Anders >n of Ladoga have moveyd to the Alva Carrington farm recently vacated by Mrs. Mattie eLar. Mrs. Georgia McGaughey Brakmo of California came Sunday for a visit with relatives

IRISH war bride Bridget Waters breaks down in tears in the arms of her closest friend after a recess was called in the inquest at Las Vegas, Nev., of the death of her husband, who died, police report, after Mrs. Waters fired a .22-cali-ber bullet (International)

Greencastle, Tnd.;

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Dear Sir: I note in your column in the ' Banner you want a museum for : Putnam county. ,1 think this is a good idea and if properly managed would bring out a lot of interesting articles and would rank high in eduea- j tional value. For my part I have a collection of several hundred choice I specimens of minerals from 4.0 states from Maine to California and a large collection of Putnam county fossils and minerals | that I would loan to a museum. I do not think most Putnam people realize the number of interesting fossils and beautiful minerals that can be found in cur county. Sincerely Waiter Reeves

f-ACTOGRAPHS Waning street is a celebrated Romr.n highway of Britain. It begins at Dover, passes through Canterbury nnd Rochester to London. Traces of the ancient rond exist, and in some parts It Is still an important highway.

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St. Bertander was disinherited by her father because she washed his goblet before using it hernelf. In her day It was thought to be a sign of affection for friends or families to drink repeatedly from the same cup.

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The oldest accounts of the Irish harp describe the Instrument, not ns trlf’-'gular, in which form it has served for centuries as the national emblem, but as quadrangular.

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COMING SUNDAY AND MONDiJ matinee and NIGHT I TUESDAY NIGHT

WITH NEWS

Max Emanuel Ainmiller was a German designer of stained glasses, the principal reviver of V.is art In the 19th century.

JESUS T. PINERO is shown taking the oath of office as the first native bom governor of Puerto Rico. The inauguration takes place before the capitol building at San Juan. (International Soundphoto)

Valopuk is an artificial I gunge invent' I in 1879 by Mid Martin Schleyer, a Gera priest, and intended to be t as an international language, • • • Before Florida oranges areil lowed to leave their native sttt for shipment to northern i kets, they must pass state lid on maturity an 1 tirce content | * • • The giant red’vood tree, quoia, Is named for a Chen chief who devised a. succei system of writing for his p

Spreading a li >h sawdust I fields will n ull in a nmnoral nitrogen shoitage in the soil sawdust when composted I it is spread i i val t ible: a say Purdue University agi mists.

VFW PARADE TAKES OVER DOSTW

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TWO HTTIE SIGHTSEERS, minus baggage, wandered from their San Pedro, Cal., home only to meet up with a couple of policemen. Shown above, the officers do some fast talking to get some clothes on the youngsters at the police station, while they awaited a call from their mother, who eventually missed them and checked with (International Soundphoto)

WRECKAGE OF AIRLINER IN WHICH 21 PERISHED

"THEY’RE COCKEYED in Washington if they think we are going to stop (the maritime walkout) now,” said Harry Lundeberg, head of the sailors union of the Pacific, as 8.000 west coast seamen jumped the gun by walking off more than 150 ships in major pores. Men of the S. S. Ira Nelson Morris are shown walking down the gangway at Los Angeles as Lundeberg declared "let them sweat it out in Washington." ^ (International Soundphoto)

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NEARLY A MILLION Bostonians watch the parade of 25 900 Vet* of Foreign Wars at 47th VFW encampment f/n(Cf"»!!2

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IN A 700-PA(TfTTep’ort

Royal commission concerning [I Canada’s sensational spy hunt, i an Ignacy Witzak is prominently 11 named as a Soviet superspy’ who was loose in the U. S According to the report, the "superspy" attended “a univers-

ity in Los Angeles. Shown above ‘WTH CRIES OF "LIBERALISM" from the Democrats and “efficlenrv" is a photo of an Ignacy Witezak the Republicans, standard bearers tor the two parties In n.L who as confirmed by records at York emerge from the state’s political convent o^ Gov 4hnm n ho University of Southern Cali- E. Dewey. 1944 GOP candidate for president wi scek ro ^T f ton,,.. o.u,„ Ut.ro. ... w„. Stn . prlC, 1 ” ."5 “

Gov. Thomas E. Dewey

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Herbert H. Lehman Irving M l ve, Hill as "boss” of-the Senate War investigating com with* ^ opponent. To fill the post left vacant by Mead, tlic Dem ‘ , named former Gov. Herbert H. i>-hman of UNRRA * ll * m ' v *** he the Republican candidate, Irving 1 state assembly majority leader. (International Soul t