The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 October 1946 — Page 2
THE DALY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1946.
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NKW YOHK. Oct - Screen slur Tyrom
his actress wifi
staying in separatr hotels today. Pt,wi i ■ press npent quoted the actoi last niKht as saying “our two careers muile our inarriasJ
iniprneticaoh
The Powers were married April 2:\. in Rio De Janeiro. He is in New York visiting, and she is \r loarmnK a play. S'iTT)KNT KII.I.KI*
clttl.s tic K)K o\i:r\i.i.s CENTRAMA, III. (UP) Is it
21 (URi still a run s world? Irate males Power an I wondered vhen they four.'J that
Annabella, v\
more than hall of a line waiting to buy scarce overalls were
women.
(JRARKKIM IT F.\< TS
TALLAHASSEE. Fla.. (IMS! Returns to Florida citrus growers from grapefruit for canning during the l!t4. r >-46 season approximated 25 million dollars A highway bridge near Port Arthur, Texas, stands 2V,0 feet above the Intra-Coastal Carol to
pertnit ocean liners to pass.
brought on the Revolutiona-y war," one member said. "This is a form of taxation without appropriate representation.” He pointed out that the U. S is entitled to only one vote in the international organization. There was no disposition to blame the committee of experts because it had no alternative to prepare the kind of report it did under the instructions given :t when the assembly last gathered in London. On the 49 percent basis, the United States would not be paying a large amount of money
... _ relatively speaking. This year’s
\.\p:-::SO\', Ind., Oct. -U pertnit ocean liners to pass. UN budget Is about .421.000 000. (UP,) One high school s udent N ,. xt yPHr thr bu dget is expected, ■' • 1 tM * r CHt ‘ C * lly t t< be about 425 000,000 on the
'' ‘"'"'"""ITa Vnfft Anain^t I isi* of present programs. How-1
fccTbsll^ahhe aT Richmond * j AgdlnST if any nPW projects are; .. —Mui.Hi- |)m Expense Plan "t'rV s w r^ur^.-| The victim was James Morgan. — * ing. some members said th3t ( 19 of Anderson. He died early FLUSHING N. Y, Oct. 24 eventually UN’s budget might! today at a local hospital. Ser-' (UP) The United Static rvell rise to around *100,000 000 ! iously in.< (red was Raymond Al- 1 delegation has n firm but polit- and they felt *49.000.000 or $50,l( n, Aiulcrson. Four other hi^h “no” ready when the United N:i- i 000,000 uus an nnreasonably
school pupils escaped injury.
SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. .laekson
llnsts at Sunday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jackson ( of the Bethel neighborhood en tortained at dinner Sunday in* h nor of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jackson who recently returned
home from Niagara Falls.
Those preseht for the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Oren Buis, Mi Ethridge Buis. Mr. an I Mrs. GUJ’ Jackson. William New-
„ . ... . man, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ogle I God wants to rely on us, we , , , must not fail: Ye are the salt of Edwin and Marvin J«ks0n an ' but if the salt have Phyllis Smyth of Ctncir-
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and
HERALD CONSOLIDATED “It Waves For All” Entered in the postoffice at Greencastle, Indiana as second class mail matter under Act of
March 7. 1878.
Subscription price. 15 cents pe.r week; S.J.OO per year by mail in Putnam County; *5.50 to $5.00 per year by mail outside Put-
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S. It. Rarlden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street.
Mrs. Louise Pickens and son have returned to their home in Clcverdale front the hospital.
Alt . and Mrs. Frank Martin of ciaughtc, h, , Danville arc the parents of a :
the earth,
lost Its savor, wherewith shall it
be salted? Matt. 5:13.
tions general assembly’s commit- high amount for any one country
tee of experts submits its pra- to pay.
Tl! \( K msTOKY | posal that the U. S pay at h-n-t The feeling of the America . LONDON (INS, The stand- 49 per cent of the UN’s opera; delegation was that it was wronfj ard gauge of railway tracks oi , ing expenses, it was learned to- fo r any country
four feet and eight and a half day. inches which is common to British and American railways is an
rati.
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( Inh Met With Mrs. Wagner
The Second Wednesday Clid) | I,not in the home of Mis. Wagner. .The roil was called. On account; of sickness only dues were pail land some minor things were car-, 1 (.,( for. A party was planned for November 1 to be at the hdmo 1 of Mrs. Crystal Hutchison at 6
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young of j n the evening for all tne
Indianapolis, visited Simony with famll | es
Mr. and Mrs. Aden Brow tv | -p bosr present were Emma Mrs. La-ara Weigh, of Contes- White. Rena Smith, Cretta
iuiiiv to be forced to vi!!e spent last week visiting Mr Boone. Maud McElroy, Crystal a preponderant share' and Mrs. Lewis Ogl? of Fillmore. Hutchison and two sons. Bonnie
it it.. T 91 ■. . * * I
I»IIISOV\l And Local News n n 11<: f s
An authoritative source tol I the United Press that instead the U. S. delegation will make a counter-proposal calling for th • establishment of a flat ceiling for contributions as well as n set minimum. The present disposition is to ask for a top maximum contribution of 25 per
cent.
Fred Goddard has returned
inheritance from the ruttings in old Koman roads which were copied centuries ago by British cart tracks. In turn they were adopted by the railways, says
British Railways. TEST ROCKETS
SCHENECTADY, N. Y., (INS) Rockets that will surpass the German V-2 in speed, distance, accuracy, and effectiveness are
the primary objectives of a pro- eR W(1!) th ,. su bject of a repent U basis of national incomes with gram of guided missile research s ^legation meeting. Some hot certain percentage deduction fo? being conducted jointly by Gen- wonls wel . ( , spoken. countries which suffered war
eral Electric and the Army Ord-j is the sort of thing that damage,
nance Department.
pay such
of UN's expenses because
would place that country in fp(mi th(l Unlon Hospital in position of wielding tremendous ( T( rt> Ha , jte w h er? he underwent
power. Ian eye operation.
Air. and Mrs. L. L. Porter are N)ls Shirley McElroy's Novcm
her 13th.
Under the formula worked out by the committee of Experts,
Great Britain would pay make, at home from a trip through the the second largest contribution'East where Mrs. Porter attended
' . fx A IA >-< aw-vax /a.. t rs about 12 or 13 percent
total.
Present contributions of live] Arum Ryers servke
will t)e in
the a D. A. R. conference in Wash-
! nigton.
Grubb and Junie HicStand. Pres-, iiits were won by each member. A bountiful vlinner was served at the noon time. 11 The next meeting will be at
. I
officer,
The committee of experts’ pr>- UN members were tentatively,^ ^ in vincennes for thP next
were
London
meeting.
pasal, based on a capacity to pay fixed at the
with adjustment for war damag These were worked out on n , 0 ffi ct . i n
a Monday.
fp-.v days, he Will b’ back
the court house
in his
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You liaven't a -host o| a rhaner of beating our day-1;' ifu' day-on v.ilm- lieeuitse they're in the real spirit nf saving. — high quality at low prlei s! They prove that economy is still very much alive at TKF.MRLY’S REGAL STORK vv icre you njoy tl: • shopping ConverthnCe of cour scl»rttons from a vast variety of well-known brand . . . farm-fresh fruits amt vegetables , . , choice meats . . . quality dairy product- amt baked goods. Ho com • to our r... . ivticn Party ot Savings and let our low price ra' you: -hopping spirits.
IfUIlSE
CHUCK ROAST, Lb 49c BABY BEEF LIVER, lb. . . 49c SIRLOIN STEAK, Lb. , . . 69c MUSH, Lb. Roll 15c BALLARD BISCUITS ... 12c
SCHOOL NEWS
.Innes School
On last Tuesday, Dr. Throop came to the Jones ScTool and cxn i ined several children neeJig dental wotk. This dental prog.'..m is sponsored by the Delta j
Tf-et? Tail.
Every Thursday Mr. M-Cam-mack meets with the 5th and (iih grade boys from Jones S' hnol at the girl’s gym at th? | high school. This is a physical' mruational program rtf directed
C. of Methodist Hospital at Ind- May from 4;CM) to 5:30 p. in. ] lar.apolis, spent the day visiting The third grade at the Jones h, r parents, Mr. and Mrs. John .' hool had an interesting visiA I-’ritnd. , t . Inst week when Hubert Sims
i ; ight his pet turtle to school. Mrs. James Lewman has received word of the birth rtf a son to Mi. and Mrs. Richard Lewman ei Dana. M’-s. Lewman and baby are in a hospital at Clinton.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Brunes of Brownsburg on Friday Oct. 18th. He will answer to the name of Fletcher
Thomas.
Miss Judy Friend, U. S. C. N.
Miller Sr-hool
A combination Slide and Strip ! Fdm Projector has been purchased i.nd delivered to the Mill.', .-'i .(..id Vivaal Aid Room. New opaque blinds have recently been Imr.v 7’lies? arc a part of the P T. A program Carried over from
l ist y.ar.
The children of Miller School
The Honolulu Conservatory- o! |e turned over to the local Red i Music will hold a recital Thurs-ICsoss Headquarters sixteen .day evening, October 24th in the'junior Red Cross Gift boxes. For . Community Hall of the Metho-jtla- t.ist time since this project
Mr. ami Mrs. Kstel McCloud and daughter, Connie Su,- and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Haltoin re- : tunied home Monday from a' trip through Illinois, Wisconsin t nd Iowa. j
be no
is invit-
| -list Church. There will j charge and the public
| td to attend.
I Miss Betty Evans, a sopho-
1 more at
FOR TASTY PIES NO. 21., CAN
FANCY CAKE
CALIF. SWEETENED
54 07..
JUMBO CELERY, Stalk , CRANBERRIES, Lb. , , . SWEET POTATOES. 3 lb.
E/DJeL'E/c .’:!fE'a'EIB/EI5.®EfE. ; KfEJEIEJEi (SMgJE/g®’ LlBBYS TOMATO JUICE 18 oz 2 for 2 3c STOKELY'S RED CHERRIES 30 02 43c
PIE CRUST MIX, siz, V-8 VEGETABLE JUICE
PUMPKIN
WEST'S DOUGHNUTS
FRUIT DRINKS
RITZ CRACKERS
GINGER BREAD MIX RED DELICIOUS APPLES
DILL SNAXS
•< 07.
PER LB.
CROCK ( I RED
24 07.
19c 29c 49c 15c 27c 12c 28c
B. & M. BROWN BREAD...21c
p 1' F 61
■ % pj I $ $
COCONUT
35c
DABY LIMAS
40c
WHIP TOPPING
25c
CHICKEN ALA KING
69c
PEAS
31c
MIXED VEGETABLES
30c
VARIETY OF FISH
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*5 N. INDIANA 5T. • PMONE 740- EAST SIDE OF SQUARE
Frances Phi-er Col-
j lege at Mount Carrol, Illinois, has been elected secretary of the Student-Faculty Cour.-il. Mis: Evanr is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Webb Evans, who live on R.
It 4, Greencastle.
Mr. and Mrs. F’red Marten, Mrs. Emma Stlgler of Greene; - tie, Mr .and Mrs. Ola Polloni of Reelsviile and Robert Varvel of Indianapolis were Sunday dinn-r
was started in the building three buys in the Fifth Grade, namely Hul Miller, Dick Crawley ami Dale Bvackney asked for th i privilege of filling a box by hir.ts- If. This is quite worthy of comi iendation .and congratulations
to the boys.
J.irt. Fobeg of Miller S.h.nol n.:d a great thrill Monday when she received a letter from Greece thanking her for clothing sent in the clothing drive last year. The letter was 'irutn a girt twenty y. ahs • f age. Her family consists of a father, age 70. mother 65
guests of Mr. and Mrs. FniIll< ,'^'rthers 17 ar-i 9. The seventeen 'Masten of Manhattan. i ycar <:1(1 bl ' , ' th( ' r the only one
.In the family at work. Work is
HOKPITXI NOTES J v, rv scarce and people are starv- | Mrs. Elizabeth Clodfelter. 1 "'^ 3 ^ ": aS for th ' | Greencastle. It. 1. was admitted ^ 1 ^ t0 to the hospital this morning. ^ f n,r »’> ,, ” I w.iole family- were very lucky tr
I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richie ’ , ^ 1 „ , „ „ ivitmt, receive some clothing.”
nf'"‘ ■‘ ,V M 2 K: ,rr thr PU ' Tn ‘ S The following theme was writof a daughter horn at the hos- ten by Hal Miller, G.ade Five, to * ' 1 dne.'-d.iy explain haw he earn, i money t r
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bui«, ri „ hi8 r,. j Cro6s Glft B „ x;
Greencastle. R. 2. are the par- -h’* ,r m u (i | f( |lox ents of a daughter born Wedne-,-1 Raking leaves and running eray at the hospital. j ranc i s are fun when you arc ^ Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Abbott.j earning money to fill a gift bo:i Greencastle R. 4, are the parents for overseas. Or at 1< ast I think
of a daughter born at the hos-'so. I earned $160
pltal last night. ; .58.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jones, 218 I bought a tooth brush
sod spent
Bloomington St., are the parents 1 ttil.es nf tooth paste, a handkerof a (laughter born at the hos-’ wash eloth, bail, three' pltal Thursday morning. j paper pads, four pencils, comb, a ' Mrs. Kathryn Marshall. Green- *f»me of jacks and a cake of
castle, R. 4 was admitted to the son P
hospital Wednesday. | I hope Some boy will have a
two
ANNIVERSARIES * ® + + + + + ❖ + + + + + +$
Birthday*
N. P. VanBUSKIRK
GROCERIES WEST SIDE SQUARE
MEATS - VEGETABLES FREE DEUVEVRY
PHONE 37
Sharon Sue Rissler, daughter i al '-' hat * anJ C0,T ' if of Mr. and Mrs. George Rissler, ** r lhC Vot " rBn! * Hospital 8 years today, October 24th, : .. 3
Jack Eugene Rising, 14 years
today, October 24Ui.
Doyle Ray Webster, 5 years old October, 24th. j
Weddings
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rastham, W. Jacob St. 10 years today.
TO EASE MISERY OF CHILD'S COLD 1
isons Evaporated Milk TALL CAN ll'/zc
FLOUR GOLD MEDAL Tl:a ftew White Flour
25 LB. BAG
1.69
chase and SANBQRi VAC.RftGKED LB.
ORANGI JUICE
STOKELY'S
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
Sweetened
1C or. cm ii /
1 . S. No. 1, Jonathan, Grimes Golden feu. S2.S8; Bj. S2.89
POTATOES
INDIANA WASHED 100 lb. bag $2.29
PEANUT BUTTER I APE FROM NO. 1 PKWpp,
CORN MEAL
GRAPES
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Lb. 12Vk
DIAMOND C BOXl s
PRINCE ALBERT
m;lvkt
I’KG.
APPLE SAUCE
No. 2 Can
10c
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LUX TOILET SOAP LIFEBUOY SOAP
9 ROUND STEAK j
GROUND BEEF !
m ROAST]
CENTER CUTS
FRESH GROUND
CHOICE CUTS
1 l b. 64c |
Lb. 45c j
Lb, 43c
S.V tt 0 ''- 11 cut*'* *' ! *' 42c
wot/Mmos to fat v ^ ^ HALLOWEEN
prune Kums
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GRIMES GOLDEN 3 Lbs. ?Ec APRICOTS DEL MONTE IH HEAVY SYRUP No. 21 Lb. Jar 45c PIE CRUST MIX 9 OZ. BOX 19c
f>OZ«N FOODS
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CIGARETTES SI .34 HI Y THK.M BY THF CAKTON ICE CREAM, Pint. ITVk
PEACHES
IN IIKAYY SYKCI* ■ No. 2 1 > Can 1
YAMS 3 Lbs. 221
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YOUNG TENDER JUICY BffF CHUCK ROAST, lb. 47c CLUB STEAKS, lb- 5|‘| RIB BOIL, lb. 35c ‘ T-BONE STEAKS, lb. ‘ CUBE STEAK, lb. 75c SIRLOIN STEAK,lb.M«|
FRESH HAMS, Half or Whole, lb,
CORN
12 oz. box 27 c
, 28c
Mrs. Laura Thomas, Bain- lot of fun usi, 'R tho articles ir bridge, H. 1, was dismissed from Gie box.'' the hospital yesterday. | Rutpath s M tie B 3 w«, , r ner, H ( ; r0, ’ nC!, ‘ ; 'l fifth grade students of the nmrtn. 'u . ,° a ° ,n 10 Ri<lpath Schno1 a mar»h hospital Wednesday. maUow roast after school Wed
tv Rdny at Robe Ann Park. Seven Red Cross boxes were
filled with toothbrushes, soap, hnndkles, pencils and toys by the I Ridpath students. The children'
OR. BEANS 12 Oz Box
PEAS 12 nz box 29c
. 49c
California ORANGES 5 Lbs. 69c
CHERRIES 1 Lb. Box
TOKftY Grapes 2 lb. 29c
U S. Ho. I Potatoes 15 Lb. Peck 49c
CELERY, Bunch 15c CARROTS Bch. !0‘ SPINACH 2 Ibh 25t KALE, Lb. HEAD Lettn«1
2-21c
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