The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 November 1946 — Page 7
THEDAIIY BANNER, GREfNCASTtt, INDIAN SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1946.
WE RE ELECTED!
And our platform is to serve our customers the very best the market affords in the manner in which you like it served. CAFE ROYALE
Vote For Bruce Shannon
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TRUSTEE Greencastle Township Dt'iiux'ratU' TIrket, Novcifthrr .5,
better
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adroit mordplones of all. They Do you nave to «<> on a tmin •, unJ , yt>u
K pt 24 a clay in pay and have nip o r on an airplane Journey* havo yollr .. mordl(ia .. ^ady or
to ttirn 52 cents of that over to The hotel porter, • the ticket you don’t ro.
clerk, the travel agent expert
1 he rail'.vay stations and hotels of London damaged by bombing ate being rebuilt at a cost of over $250,000,000.
SCHOOL NMWs
; Erich Brandeis’ I I am a great admirer of .lames ■ K. Byrnes, our Secretary of
State.
I But I did not like one part ot ! the speech he recently made in
a collective savings fund.
i Government clerks receive S'!! j a month, head clerks $45 and de-
partment heads $145.
j Maybe the Mexicans wouldn’t be so worried about the “mor-] dida” if they had had some
Oaining in New York.
Do you want a table in a nigh*
club !
At the door stands the “mor didone" anil lie won’t unhook tin red rope for you until you hav ■ come through with a nice, fat “mordida.”
FARMERS Feed PRATT’S HOG SUPPLEMENT Let us save you *5.00 on ever\ 100 lbs. of pork you produce. Putnam County Poultry, E™ and Feed Co
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\\ i have an outlet ever,, da, of the year for hides, wool, and fur.
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"I Urge You To Vote on Tuesday, November 5th, for The Candidate of Your Choice. This is The American Way.’ V i OMER C. AKERS t CANDIDATE FOR CLERK
Putnam Circuit Court Republican Ticket
The Junior Class of Oree: art- p ans
le High School elected Robert! Thia = th „ „ T .. . ....
. I his is the part I did not like:
Jackson as the new class presi- .....
, _ . . . * we want tr> give the com non f e ° n ?' r 28 Th, ‘ 0thei and women in this work! officers named in the final elec-J who have the hjrdens atv1 Uo n were: Marlin Rossok, vice 8Uff A ing , of war a chance to en-
president: Ruby Saathoff, secre-
tary; and Patsy Gasper, trea-
surer.
On Monday, October 21. junior class nominated the
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joy the blessings of peace and freedom. We want the common men and women of this we,rid to ^ e I share in the rising standards of 1 life which science makes possible
!• wing candidates. Boh Jackson, j j,, a tri . ei peaceful and
Arthur Sunkel and Rex Terr, ftu | world.’’ president: Boh Huggard, Murlinj The sentiment
Rossok and Lloyd Grimes for agree completely.
\n o president; Pat Hainke. Ruby I Of course we want higher stan-
Saathoff and Martha RiKidick j dar Is of for secretary; and Patsy Gasper,, nvei’om.
Mario,, Moore, Marilyn. Hutche-I But who is this •’common man” son, Phyllis \tagamon, Mablciand that "com non woman?’’ W.ilbiuig, Billie edan Shutz and Whenever 1 hear someone talk
friendly
is fine and 1
Jiving and peace and
about the common man I feel that he considers himself better than the “common man,” and there seems to be a hit of con-
Georgianna Hays tor treasurer. The children of the Delilah Miller School had little time for
mischief making on Hallowe’en j descension In his attitude, night, for they were well enter-j We are all common, men and,,
tained at a big party at the j common worn n.
school. This waa attended by well | We are all born and grow up over .'iOO parents and children.. a id die. L The school was appropriately! That’s common to all of us. decorated with shocks of corn j Everything else is just a by-1
pumpkins, black cats and witch-1 product.
e^. Each child came masked and j Some people achieve more .the judges had a .difficult time | power, more fame, more success
| choosing the winners front such | than others.
VOTE
an array of costumes.
The following prizes were
awarded:
Ugliest costume Marjorie
Howard
Best Clown Larry Cox Most Unique Caroline Pen-
body
Most Unusual Ronny Myers Bride and Groom Janire Fox ] and Robert York | Funiest Man Ronald Rush Cleverest -(Peter Wlnsey Best Animals Clarinda and Jimmy Sanders Best Couple Peggy and Bobby Sharp Best Witch Elsa Mueller Funiest Woman- John Wow-
rrd
Pretties Girl Sandra Allen.
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But with all their talents, all j their money, all their trappins. |i they are all subject to the laws of nature and not one of us can j escape the ultimate, common ,
destiny.
Oh, yes. there are ’•uncommon”' men and women. I Toni ny Mnnville is an uncom-1 mon, man. Stalin is one. A1 [ Capone is another. Thomas Edison was an uncommon man. Henry Ford is one. Ernest Heming-.vay is another. Ruth Snyder, the murderess, war. an uncommon woman. Eve Cl ric is uncommon. Florence Nightingale was uncommon, and so is Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. Some of these are dead What are they today?
Clyde (Brick) MILLER
^ DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR CLERK Putnam Circuit Court
GREENCASTLE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE ATTENDED INDIANA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE LIFE LONG RESIDENT OF PUTNAM COUNTY OVERSEAS VETERAN OF WORLD WAR II.
YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED
Edison, Nightingale. Snyder
These prizes were donate by j Ut,.vt
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VOTERS OK PUTNAM AND MONTGOMERY UOIMTKS ELECT Myrtle I. Collings (MRS. E. Gl V < OI.LINGS) of lininbrldge
the following merchants: Miller Grain Co. Sam Hanna's Book Store, Keller-Coan Pharmacy, Jones Specialty Shop, Stop N
And how about those wlv> are
.‘■till alive?
Tommy Manville, with all his n I lions, pays the same amount
Shn, G. C. Murphy , J. C. Penny, 1 of money for a dozen eggs as you
Montgomery Ward, C. A Webb, Fleenor's Drug Store, KrogerOskley Shires and Huntington
l Jewelry Store.
Following the judging the < hilI dren were entertained with games air.l contests. At the . I se of the evening they were served i cider and doughnuts. •
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TO THE
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Indiana State Senate She is well known Us a speaker, an nrganl/er and a leader.
For Sale
$81.15
S Horse Power
Outboard motor
MONTGOMERY WARD CO.
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A1 Capone. I am sure, has the same aches and pains as Stalin or Ford or Hemingway, I have seen many a so-called "common man” with greater dreams, higher ideals, finer character and gentler heart than dozens of celebrities I could
j name.
| Some (if those “common” men and women have lacked the np- | portunity to achieve greatness. With others it is lark of health. [<► lack of opportunity, lack of o
shrewdness, lack of push.
So please let us remendber that . we are all common human beings !» | but that some of rjs have un-
i common equipment.
I wish Jimmy Byrnes had left out the word "Common" in, his
speech.
RE-ELECT
WALTER
COX
TRUSTEE L It i: E\<ASTI. E TO WASH 11» IIEPIBLICAN TICKET
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My hat is off to Mexico! The Mexican Congress is gn-'!J ing to do away with the "mer-|o ilida” by passing a law that any “mordclone” who is reported to the police will go to jail.
“Mordida” is Spanish for “bite," and a “mordelono” is th ■ fellow who puts the bite on you. It is a picturesque expression for a practice which is just ns widespread in the United States as it is in Mexico, and it wouldn’t be a bad idea if something were done about the American “moidida” and the American “mordc-
lones.”
There have been many complaints down in Mexico that gov eminent employees have a genius for making the simplest procedure take months unless they are permitted to sink their teeth into people for a "mordida.” The cost of living, according to dispatches, has gone up and up, because, wherever you turn, y )u have to satisfy the “mordelono". or you can’t get what you want. Traffic policemen in Mexico are supposed tj> be the most
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To The Voters:
Some are still being purposely misinformed as to my rucord. 1. When the Governor’s Widows Pension Bill passed the Senate on Feb. 1st, 1945, I was ill at my home in Bainbridge as Dr. Veach’s record will show. r \ s 2. The $100,000 appropriated for the purchase of tFie Governor’s Home and furnishings was in the Biannual State Budget Appropriation bill and the matter of purchase was left entirely to the discretion of the State Budget Committee, composed of two Democrats and two Republicans. Every appropriation to carry on all state business was in this budget bill and it was passed by a unanimous vote. (Page 467 Acts of ’45). 3. I was not on the committee to which was referred the Soldiers Bonus bill, and had no opportunity to take any action on the bonus bill. 4. I have been publicly criticized for voting for the Indiana World War Memorial Building measure, which reads as follows: ‘‘To provide for its completion according to the original plans adopted by the trustees of the Indiana War Memorial, appropriation of money for the c ompletion of such plans for the erection and maintainapee thereon of suitable structures to commemorate the valor and sacrifice of soldiers, sailors and marines of the United States and all who have and are making sacrifices at home and over seas in the World Wars I and II and to establish headquarters for all patriotic organizations”. I am proud I voted for this bill. What would you have thought of me had I not? You mothers and fathers, young men and women who made such tremendous sacrifices? When even a nation, state or citizen fail to recognize and honor its heroes whether living or dead they have fallen into a hopeless position.
O. BRUCE LANE Candidate for re-election as Joint State Senator from Montgomery and Putnam Counties.
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