The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 December 1946 — Page 2
rfP DAftY BAhW GREENCASTIE,^ INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1946.
MADISON ( Ol NTY l\l!'lli: 1^ l(! NO\ IIKAN ( II \ MI’ A record breaking yield of 55 bushels per acre today brought •"Icorge M. Schell. 60-year old Madison county farmer, the till' of lloosier soybean champion for
lfM6.
A reeheek of records in the Purdue University agronomy department, headquarters for the
soybean yield contest, showed () f | p er acre, the best two acres of Schell’s tea other contestants who proacre field topped the best pr • ,j UC e,| more than ilO bushels per vious yisld in the coatest whicl. acre will be awarded gold medals v.-u 51.!' bushels per acre p* >- p v nie Indiana Corn Growers’
ship Schell is also winner of a gold medal in the five acre corn contest with a yield of 100 5
bushels per acre.
Runner up in the soybean contest was Melvin Francis, Clay county farmer, who produced 53 bushels per acre in a selected two acre area of a 90 acre field Francis also used I-incoln see i. His crop, however, was drille I solid at the rate of two bushel.'
SOCIETY
1 THE DULY BANNER and ,'simeni Club Held
HERALD CONSOLIDATED U,man. . arty
; -It Waves Cor All” ) The Greer.castlc Camera Olu., Rntered in the postoffiee at j . i.j | ls nonual Cairstnias party (
: il the home of Dr. and Mrs. D. \Y. ICIIlinger. Seventeen niemb rs were present for the dinnet
and gift exchange.
VO Al \.JO!MTY
l< onliniieil from I’mte One*
ily.
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Gegna’f
and Fred Dahlgren entertained in Virginia
Cttlver hcspir.i . Gaaughey, g 2 -e ^
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Association and Schi-ll will be honored along with other crop champions of the state at the annual banquet of the association at the university .Inn. ‘2 which will be held in connection wit 1 ’
duced by Eugene Gwaltney.
Delaware county, in 15M5.
Schell’s record yield came from Lincoln soybeans, a new variety, distributed in the state lecedlly by the university. The
bears, planted in rows 40 inches t j u , Ac ricultural Conferenci
apart at the rate of one bushel of -red [tfi aero, were combined and contained when harvested
9.9 per cent moisture.
The seed was planted with a coin planter and fertilized in throw with 200 pounds of fertiliz pci acre in addition to a heavy application of manure, following
edrn last year.
ftrxides the soybean champion-
a Erich Brandeis’ This is the last time. I hope.
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Mrs. Irene Cole. LaPorte, In '.
Wednesday. Dec. 4th.
NO HUNTING signs availab:e| at The Daily Banner office.
that I am going to talk about i our recent silver wedding anni- j versary trip to the Pacific Coast, j j hut my heart is so full that It 's j I overflowing and when my hear'
overflows it always doe# so onj John Andr ,. W8 hHs returned to
, his home from the Veterans Hos-
1 ask the editors who publish ,,i tn i i n Indianapolis,
this column to let me have or.' !
Mr. and Mrs. O. B.
Ralph Taylor, vice president | pr sided in the absence of t’.i • ! pr-.-ldeiit. Lois Arnold. The pm- ^ . ram c onsisted of three films 1 jnd several slides. Dr. Killing t ] showed a film of the founding of th club ten years ago. Mf. ‘ . n d Mrs. Joe McCord present 'd a technicolor film on I^ake j Meade, Boulder Dam and All-, ’/one National Monuments, al-> slldr taken In Coloraitn during th, summer. ’I he i. 'XI meeting will be In , with Mr. and Mrs. R dpi* Taylor ,n I'Vbmary 2 1947.
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Unofficial reports said the at a family dinner on Friday: Mr veto was 257 for Thorezand 2’iO and Mrs. Rudolph Ratcliff and against him. This would Indicate family of Moringo, 111., Mrs.
major- .Dvlcir.a Powers and son, Roger | and daughter, Sarabeth. cf North Verr.on, Mr. and Mrs. Cline Rati cliff and family of Clinton Falls , Mr. and Mrs. Milbert Ratclift Taylm and family and Mr. atvl Mrs
and family cf Lafayette were ; Kusta-„• Tilney and daughter o S iturluy evening guests of Mr . Crawfordsville, Mr. and Mrs an;l Mrs. Olin. L- maid. Robert Riggs and family Cf MorMr and Mrs. Carl Congelton | ton, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Grime. of Parkei-sburg, West Va. and and family of Waveland. Mr. an.o Mrs H«w;ircl Hartley of Indian- j Mrs. Rafe McGaughey and son a polls called on relatives here ] John, Miss Evelyn McGaughey ol
at - ut 100 abstentions. A tty would be .510 votes.
HEBRON
Mr. and Mis. Harold
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STAG PARTY MOOSE LODGE Friday, December 6th. EVERYBODY WELCOME
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I nr re Ping. Editors, you know, | pay for this stuff, and it is really j their money and yours who buy j the papers that made our vaca-
tion possible.
"Who cures about your trio land your private affairs?” the
I * ditors may ask. I her daughtei Rachel, who is ap- , But my answer would be P' aring in “Up In Central Park.’ j "Tney Do." and to prove it thL English’s Theatre.
I article is written.
Friday dewing
Lane am Orel.' To Meet
Mrs. W. E. Gill of Buinbridg. ! The Friday Sewing Circle wi! joined the Farm Barer, ! greet; meet with Mrs. Animu n Cran here Tuesday for a trip to Cal'-' Thd’VBV, December 5th for nr I fornia. all «ln v meeting. Members brln" , ■•ovrr.'d dish grab bag gift, gif' Mrs. C. C. Gillen is spendlr :; fnr spcrct sl9tJl . ami ponteat-gift the week in Indianapolis wIM, | p| 0 , l8c no(e change o. meeting
lay and place.
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J More than a thousand persons wrote us and sent us telegrams anil cards and gifts when they r< ad about our anniversary. I There were poems written by readers. Some were good, sum ■ bad about the kind I would write but all were well meant
and sincere.
An eighty-nine-yenr old lady ti shall not mention her name, niayne she doesn’t want to be known as 89) made me a lovely iiltli ease “for buttons.” V "! . | re. it at tile ends and it opens. ( For my vife shr 1 made a sewing case, with spools of vari-colored Ihrend arranged around it. A girl who merely signed herm■ If “Carmen” sent handkerchief with intricate lace all around it (pardon my description, I am no fashion expert). She did it id’ herself and it must have taken her at least a week.
Joe Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Millet, has returned to his home from the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. He will
Th* Bainbridge W. S. C. S. will i meet Thursday afternoon at the ; in me of Mrs. Virgie Solomon.
be confined to his home for sev- ,
( M tiers arc asked to bring a
eral weeks.
Rokr* ai*«> 4iif(s of Warm Italiglil ■Gift your man with a handsome plaid, all-wool robe, of if he’s more conservative -- a tailored solid. Our fine robes of distinction will make his Christmas a truly merry one! $10.00 to $25.00 Cnmi4»n*s CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR MEN MR MR MR •» *« MR MR MR MR MR MR
Mrs. Jess Eggers suffered fractured hip Monday when sh • fell at hei home in ClBverdale.
twenty-five ctnt gift for gift ex-
She is a patient County Hospital.
in the Putnam .
change art something for refreshments as our annual custom.
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Woman's Circle To Meet Th. trsifJ V
The Woman's Circle of the
Rev. Erwin Weyhc of the Wal- rrerbyterian church Will meet nut Street Boptist church W'' Thursday afternoon at 2:30 in the speak at the Greencastle Bible so( .i a i room. There will be a Center Wednesday evening at | Christmas program with musk 7:30. Mr and Mrs. Weyhe w ll'py „ quartet of girls from th( ; Iso Inin nn ■ pen il music I high school. Bring or send yrut numbers. , gifts for the children at Hill-
1 crest community center. If yu
'' 11 ,hI 111,1 j have extra wrapping paper nno
JOSEPH D. KEENAN, sw the C'hleagn Central Lab: oil. has indleatert he wll the job as film labor o though film union leadef 1 yet to make him a defini! Keenan, in Hollywood, vealed his hope for an t tlement of the AKL Juris film strike, announring 1
"SNI-A-BAR CONTROL" wears the blue ribbon marking him as the
-rand champion shorthorn hull at the International Livestock show basis' for agreement m t n Chicago. Manager of the ’•Sni-a-Bar” farms in Grain Valley, Mo., (Uos f . an , s James Napier, left. L^ird Duvat, right, of Beauly, Scotland, is a Auction." (i
visitor at the show. (1 ntcrnational Soundphoto)
Mr. ait, I Mrs.
iannpolis s[)i'iil Sunday and Mon-I
with the latter's
i riblinns please tiring them,
day with tli- latter's parents.! . . . .
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Mr. an-J Mrs. Hem v Buis of near I „ , . ...
Spanish War
Belle Union. Other Sunday guests, x , x||il , r> To >IeH
at the Buis hum ■ were Mrs. The Spanish War Auxiliary
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Holmes Graver, muther of Mrs.
Etuis and Mr. and
Kelley an, I daughter, Carolyn. Wan,da Buis visited the week on i with Mr. and Mrs. Al Head and
There was homemade jam from California and a keg of
t.piced figs. There were glasses returned home Sunday,
from Texas, with cowboys on- ‘
I
Mrs. Edwin I wi " meet on T>"irs«h.y. Dec. Dth
in the City Library.
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Mlernoon Circle of
Week en-l g-u-sts of Mr. and
j \\. S. C. S. Meets Thursday The Afternoon Cir le of W. S C. S. will meet in the Keystone
crusted in gold. There were ny- Mrs . Charles Wcndal -f Reels-. of Oobln Memorial I",, stockings an , candy; flowers v , 1It , were: Mr. and Mrs. George | chu £ h Ht 2:80 P . M Thl , rsdav
and even. yes. even a bottle <>l Murphy and sin ol : w-r Hill.
THE FASHION
yes, even
whiskey. | Mind you, sill those things andj many more came from people we have never met, strangers you may call them, but friends they are, better friends than
MEANS MORE
and I
Mrs. J. E. O.urtney will offer
those very few whom we expected to remember, but who forgot to do so.
shall till them
affairs'”’ about all
ill . Mrs. Elizah.lli luylor anoj|| 1( , dt . V otions and Mrs. Orvilie luldan l.iylor of Osborn, Ohio, ] j )av [ H w j|] jjj V e the program.
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Sewing Club
Meets Thursday
The Sewing Club will meet
I castle. with Mrs. Holmes Graver Thurs-
day for an all day meeting instead of with Mrs. Kendall, who
is 111.
4 4 4 4 (•olden Itiul ( luh To Meet
Lee Fulford of Detroit, Mich Riehard Best apt! Charlotte Monroe of Valparaiso, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Gorge Grider and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grider of Fln-
IIOSPIT \ I, NOTES
BUY HER A HEW WINTER
So. if any of my editors a.-k| Charles Smith, 306 S. Jackson, me “Who cures about your trip 1 was dismis ■d from tin- hospital
and your private affairs?” I j today. y c,, i Luthei Floyd, 500 South Jack-
folks who arc my friends, be-
was discharged from the
cause, I think, you feel that I am hos p itH i this morning
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yi.ur friend.
I shall tell them about all of you who arc the real Americans, l be people who love their homes and tlieir families, who lov i peace and nelghborliness and who have not lost their faith In God and the Old fashioned virtues they learned at their moth-
cr’s knee.
Maybe some of my editors will ray that I am just a sentimental old yokel. • Well, it I am, thank God fo" my sentimentality and thank Goil for yours. 1 pray that I shall never lose my trust in human beings no;my love of them, that I shall always remain simple and modest and grateful for the gift God has given me to bring you a little happiness and cheer. So thanks again, for the joy you gave to my wife and to myself and now for the twentysixth chapter.
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Center Point. R. 1 was dismissed from tec hospital this morn-
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Mrs. Louise Scott and daugktei ol 707 Maple Ave., were released from the hospital today. Mrs. Stella Jarvis, Howard St., was dismissed from the hospital
Tuesday.
Peggy Wells, Greencaatle, K 2, was dismissed from the hospital yesterday.
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The Golden Rod Club held its meeting Nov, 21 at Mrs. Emma Albin’s. A delicioui filed chiek-
MeCullough, j cn dinner was served by the
hostess. The members al! brought a covered dish. Dooi pize was won by Mrs. Raeh d Surlier. A white elephant sale
was held.
The next meeting will bThursday night, Dec. 5 at Mi*. Rachel Surber’s, N. Jackson jstreet.* Members please bring regular prize and one for grab hag. Also handkerchief for a member who has birthday ties month. The meeting will be opened by singing America.
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