The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 December 1946 — Page 3

HE DAILY BANNER. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1946.

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hours inan a'r 1 ibble formed in one of the tab.-s when a dredge capsized in a heavy storm near Konsomolsk on the ATnur River. Dive.r Andrei Fomenko finally reached the men. helped thenv iiv to diving helmets and brought

them to the surface.

Eight state appellate court judges got 1600 to S2.000 more than the $18 000 annual salary received by Edward Martin as governor of Pennsylvania.

Mariinsville Meets Cubs Tuesday; Members Of First Team Are Shown

NET SCHEDULE

at Bain-

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lASKETBALL MARTINSVILLE

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Tuesday Martinsville at Greencastle Rockville at Russellville Wednesday Canterbury College at DePauw Cloverdale at Roachdale Bainbridge at Belle Union

Friday

Greensburg at Greencastle Reelsville at Cloverdale Fillmore at Bainbridge Russellville at Waveland Clinton Center vs. G.^encastle

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Saturday DePauw at Franklin American Redheads vs. American Legion (H. S. Gym)

GREENCASTLE iSchool Gym-Tuesday,Dec.3 Curtain Raiser at 7 P. M. Adults 40c - Students 30c

7:00

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BOWLING -Monday University B vs. University C Tuesday Laundry vs. Coca-Cola Zinc Mill vs. V. F. W. Wednesday Midwest vs. Dobbs Thursday -University A vs. Eitel’s Friday Post Office vs. Josnson’s

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KED HEAD GAMK>TOMGHT The All American Red Head 1 girl's basketball team will play j the Bainbridge Independents at ; Bainbridge this evening, anc! S should attract wide spread atI tention and a big crowd.

ness prevented

1940.

his votin'.

in Its advertising slogan is: "Don't 1 his relatives, left Flint this write 'Kiiroy was heie-.' Stamp morning -Irivinj; an automobile ' it.’’ : end very much alive."

Carrying Kiiroy Too Far

ALBANY, N. Y. (UPl Kd- WALTER WAS O. 14. roy, the mythical soldier whim HERRIN, 111. (UP) A flori : Almost three-fourths of the nanumo was written in every spot who wired a firm in Flint. Mich . lion's corn crop comes from the

the American army stopped, has gone commercial. The Lang Stamp Works, Inc., is manufac-

to furnish a spray for the funer- i states of Ohio, Indiana, Wisconul of Walter Lansford received sin, Illinois, Minnesota, Iowa, this answer: "The above Walter Missouri, South Dakota, Nebras-

turing “Kiiroy was here" stamps. Lunstord, we are informed by ka and Kansas.

George Stewart Stewart, a senior, is looking good at a forward berth on the Purple and Gray squad this season. He is fast and aggressive and gets his share of points.

pleased with the performance and all indications point to the Legion having a mighty tough « utfd to heat this winter. Tins Saturday evening, the legion netters will play the AllAnuiican Redheads, w-orld’s champion girls' team, at the G. H, S. gym. Centenarian Voter Falters NEWTON, Mass. (UP) Because he failed to register. 102-year-old Albert L, Knox of Newton, who voted for Abraham Lincoln in 1864, was unable to vote in the 1946 election, Knox said it was only the second time he had failed to go to the polls. 111-

ALL - AMERICAN

RED HEADS WORLD’S CHAMPION GIRLS BASKETBALL CLUB vs. AMERICAN LEGION (Cassell C. Tucker Posi) Saturday, Dec. 7th, 8:30 P. M. GREENCASTLE HIGH SCHOOL GYM Ameriou's Greatest Basketball Attraetiun Has Played to Almost ':,t)(l(l,(M)(> People. Men's Rules Apply.

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YOUR CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECK IS IN TODAY'S MAIL What a boon that Christmas cheek is to your Christmas shoppinge Then, too, there are so many obligations that may be met by these sizeable checks being received when they can be used by everyone to the best advantage. The 1947 Christmas Club opens today. Regular savings of from 25c to $10.00 per week will help to make Christmas, 1947, the best you have ever had.

central national bank

SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SQUARE

TO PLEASE EVERYONE

FOR HER Max Faclor Make Up Sets; Evening In Paris Gift Sets; Cheramy Gift Sets; Tuya Gift Sets; Perfumes; Dresser Sets, Colognes.

FOR HIM

Mennen’s Shaving Sets, Woodbury Shaving SetSi Williams Shaving Sets, Gillette Shaving Sets, Gem Razors, Wrisley’s Spruce Sets, Wrisley’s Old Fashion Lavender Shaving Bowl, Pipes, Cigars.

FOR EVERYONE Parker Pen and Pencil Sets, Billfolds, Photo Albums, Free Vue Mirror, Scrap Books, Stationery, Christmas Candles, Candy.

The local American Legion basketball team lost a close, hard fought game to Beech Grove Saturday night In the Greencastle high school gymnasium by the score, of 41 to 39. A field goal in the closing seconds with the count knotted at 39-all enabled the visitors to win. Included in the Legion squad were Giddings, Coffman, Frazier, King, Grimes, Crawford, Cooper and Houck. Although it was the opening tilt of the #cason for the Greencastle legionnaires, the fans who witnessed the contest, were weU

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