The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 January 1947 — Page 2

THE HAIIY BANNER, GRPENCASTIE, INDIANA,

Saturday, January 25, 1947.

i \km \n\ I'f LAFAYETTE Ind Jan. 25 (INSi Farm tonant.e met hands anxious to become farm-owiers, wore advised today to improve their present financial position

before risking life savings on a changed tenure status Professor C. G Lloyd. Purdue University agricultural economist, cited the farm ten- , tire history of the past quartet ! century in offering his advice.

DO YOU VALUE YOUR Livestock YOU. TOO COULD LOSE YOUR ENTIRE HERD. YOUR INVESTMENT AND LIVLIHOOD. FEEL SAFE, BE SAFE! INSURE TODAY Against death from ANY cause (including natural death) through the HARTFORD LIVESTOCK INSURANCE COMPANY Simpson Stoner MORRIS HUNTER SYLVIA COX INSURANCE Phone 6

Today's farm labor force is in the same position so far os their future is concerned as it was following World War I. Dr.

Lloyd believes. He said:

"Nearly a quarter of a century is needed for the farmer to pay for a farm of economic size on which he can have low cost of production ajid make a profit in spite of bad seasons

and falling farm prices.

He said that farm prices now are selling for about the same price as they sold In 1920. At both points the land price was approximately two-thirds more than the pre-World War i price . However the farm tenure I specialist pointed out that from | 1920 to 1903 land prices were dropping faster than rent, taxes labor and other production costs For this 13-year period farm

SOCIETY

THE DAILY BANNER

and

HERALD CONSOLIDATED “It Waves For All'' Entered in the poatofflce at Greencastle. Indiana as second class mail matter under Act of

March 7. 1878.

Subscription price. 15 cents per ...... w

week; $3 00 per year by mail in Mr . \taynard Shonkwiler. Mrs. Putnam County; $3.50 to $5 00 ^ arr ,;a Hickman will be the

per year by mail outside Put- ^,^. t speaker,

nam County. * j

i Progrp* HKtory Club

Will Meet Tuesday

Home and Child Study Club. To Meet Monday

The Home and Child Study Club will meet Monday evening at 8:00 P M.. January 27th. With Mrs Kenneth Bonnitt. 10 Path Str^: instead of with

S. ft- Itartden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street.

PlIISOWI And Local News BRIEFS

Progress History Club meet Tuesday at 2:30 at home of Mrs. H L Jome. 1 High wood. * * Mothers• M.idy C'l.ih To Med Monday

will the 610

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iCoBtlnaed from r»*e <*"<" I In loving remembrance of Sow. if Governor Gates ( :,ri | c rI ,.i Varvel. who passed away

balance the budget and its possibilities seem good there is a

14 years ago, Jan. 24. 1933. In loving memory our thoughts

her

tenants and employes were bet-j Mrs. Harry Toney of ter off than their landlords or i land, who has been visiting .. employers. ] few days in Greencastle. spent |

The upward suing began ir.Monday 1933 and during this time the owner-operator was at an ad- J vantage in comparison to the status of his employee or ten-

ant.

with

• 1 Frank Toney.

The M-hers' Study anb will; want to thank me : Ith Mrs. R G Headly. ^ | Vo j and t h e pallbearers, organ-

Grove-'f' klin S^eet. Monday even- 1 .

iinv January 27 nt S:»9 o'c.oc, Racco>3n Ladifs Aid

Frank Deer "111 be

Aunt, Mrs i eftarg- of the program

THF PRKSRVTERlAN

<ht nm

Modern Priscilla Club

Rose Mane Rems*- rg a stu- i T<> M( ^ t t| onda , j | dent nurse in Indianapolis, will; Tfl0 M&dorn tiriscilla Club trill) ;.spend the week-end with her I . Mth y fls . Rov Abrams J parents. Mr and Mrs Roy I M , indav afternoon at 2:3«V

1 Remsberg and family. inV'ock

Mr and Mr- Raymond R '

Nea! and son. B r-t-irr.ed ITone and 4 hild '•tudy

Walrond. Min-] heme from a trip t Calif Tnia | t1id< To M* 1 * ! 'I«nda\

j and attending the Rose

bare possibility that the session ^ ^ back , o byg . one flays, won t go its constitutional 1:nl:t , when onp we loved was with us

of 61 days. And what a publicity gU11

pUg that will be for Governor I d shared ollr common ways. Gates, who has his lighting r > - ! ^ mjss his p rcs ence, yet we

ou for something of a nation^) know

nature. « f K He s happier new by far

L\nl waits for us in Heaven.

( \KI> OF TIIVNKS | Where no tears and sorrow are

H has solved it. life's wonder-

We wish to express our sincere | ful problem

1 'i'" P appreciation • ; Th ^ dtV p.. st the strangest, the

all our friends, neighbors arvl j ast

relatives for their kindness. s>m- ^ jn ^ o thp of the

pathy and beautiful Horal offer- ^ Angels

ings received during the si 1 bn< ss (, ng wer forever has

and death of our beloved husband pasaed

and father Hillary j krv?w a n a bfrjt it. how noble.

| Hew gentle he was and how

b 1*3 VO

list. Chastain Funeral Home -‘ndi hrj p bt bjs possible future . jthe Racccwn Ladies A:d 8111 Yet put him to sleep In his grave. I friends who furnished and serve ] g ( knew , an ab(ljt th ose who

| th, delicious dinner. i love him

Mrs. E. Toole

Mr. anti Mrs. Robert Toole Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nelson

IN MFMOKV

In loving memory of

How bitter the trail must be. And right through it all. Gcvd is loving And knows so much better than

i CAR TROUBlp Call 68 for night ser*it(, OlTtS IS A WaRRaw SFRVlof. scons fraiiii ST. GARAGE Vin( * an<i h'rankhn St We Have Expert Mechanics And Expert Body and Fendtj Men

Max

, - , „ Sadlv missed I Gough, who was accidently | linu{r hter

in camp in France 2 years ago. ■

<OMK TO

Stattner Sennl Cloverdale ™

. (January brings sad memories Bow! 1 3 i Home and Child Study) a y>ved one gone to rest

, Cl "ill meet with Mrs. Ke:i-jy ou W iu n? ver be forgotten Max,

see the game be-

I tween Tech and Jeff of Lafay-

1 ette.

Seymour Owls Rap Tiger Cubs

We little thought such gri.'f was

near,

And while he rests in peaceful

. J an - 25

Rev Harry P

ister

Miss Grace L Grogan. Organ-] game on January 1

ist .. .. . . _ . j r.eth Bennett. 10 Park street, j By the ones who loved vou best.; Miss Margaret J. Allaopp.; Cra J£yH- rsehel Ham-1 ovenln 8 at 8:00 o’clock j n,,. call was sudden, the shock J Choir Director i . y * *. . .. .. _ . I — — severe.

, , ... mond wei «r.»r--:.s Fn- — 9:30 Church S:hool. Donald J.i , ...

I Jav night to

Ceck. Supt. • *

10:35 Morning Worship

8 Tr.cn Theme - "Trae Men. Prelude "Ein Festa Burg.”< Faulkes; Offertorv “Air for the I G string.'' Bach: Postlude—*'Pre- j lud> and Fague in G,” Bach. An-

them

>.rr g. ' Bach. Solo by

CLUB (Wl.KNOAK

Monday

Modern Pliscilla

• Jesu. Joy of Man’s De-' K '' , - v Abnmn J " ' Bach. Solo bv Bruce Hon,c ana rh "" St,, ' 1v CT,,b

shall always

Bi iwn- He smiled on i

O'Hara.

5:30 High School Young

P' • pies Group.

3:30-5:30. Reception for Rev * Mr and Mrs. Walrond, Church Parlor All members and friend* of the church are cordially in- i vited. j Thursday. Jan. 30 6:30 P. M. Men's Service Club ••pitch-in" j

supper.

sleep

His memory we Greencastle invaded Seymourt keep

M j Friday evening but the Owls j The entire family and especial- ' | proved anything but congenial jy his two children. Sharon 3 and

(hosts as they handed the Tiger ! Cubs a 50 to 29 walloping in a Mrs. Kenneth Bennett. 10 Pail:

j St ^OO P m

Tuesday

j V A U. W. general meeting 1 Mis. Frank Donner 7 10 p in

Dulles Warns Of "Bitterness'

; h:^h 8' hool basketball encoun-

Steven G^ugh 2 years old.

ANNIVERSARIES

DRY CLEANING

Let US dry clean your skirt or dress. And send it back all BLEMISHLESS. All cleaned and pressed, as FRESH AS AIR, You’ll say OUR work's a “swell aftair!" HOME LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS

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XEW YORK Jan 25 (UFt John Foster Dulles, foreig i

Birthdays .policy expert of the R.public. Larry D. Lawrence, age 4 1 party, warned today that Ameriycars, today. 25th. son of Mr. and, ean prosperity is in danger of) Mrs. Vesta York. ( being engulfed "by waves of b'tCharles Ewing, age 16 years, J terness and resentment whici January 25. • are being agitated and organize i

against us.”

Dulles emphasized that bi-par-j 7:00 Usan cooperation on foreign af fairs is needed pow more than ever before, but said “honest agreement” would be the only

basis for teamwork

"We do not intend to be car. -

The game was far better than the score indicates, however, I but the Seymour net tossers (were able to pull away from . the locals in the closing minj utes to gain their 21-point ad-

I vantage.

The Cubs have a busy week I ahead of them, meeting Brazil, I there. Tuesday night, and clashing with Franklin, here, next Friday. The following day, Saturday. Feb. 1. the Greencas-

( H1IU II OF THF \ \7 \HE\4

C A. Newby. Minister.

Sunday school wil! open at 9:30 with Miss Dorothy Birt. tiny superintendent in charge. Them are classes for all ages and a Christian teacher for each class Yon will not have that "Ion:”: feeling for every class is well at - ]

tended.

The worship service will hesin at 10:30 with songs by the chou and congregation. There will be special music and singing. Tie ■

helpful and (

To Whom It May Concern

Parties writing checks or buying poultry eggs on Greencastle Poultry Market han place of business in Greencastle or conn with us. Putnam County Poultry, Egg ami Feed Company South End Greencastle

A. ( rST$ K

at Indianapolis.

Mrs Henry Ewing. January

25.

Mrs. Elwood Trout, January

M iry Jane Clapp, daughter of Mi and Mrs. Russell Clapp, t \ it- tomorrow. January 26. Mrs. Carl Twigg. 304 N.Vine St. today, Jan. 25. Mi- Rosa Harcoutt. 415 E Washington street. Jan. 25.

pastor will bring

Le team plays Washington High juesgiring message at this aervice. ' ^ J You and all of yours are w >l-

enme.

The junior service will lie in j the basement from 10:.'i0 t ■ 11:15. The bus will return chil» dren to their homes after t!i>

BOWLING

7:00

7.00

Russel Wright

other hand. Republicans will not j 7:00 ■ go along with democratic for'J ign policies meiely to show they

are good follows."

Dulles spoke at an afternoon meeting of the Women’s National Republican Club at the Hotel

Waldorf-Astor in.

Monday

Zinc Mill vs. Midwest Tuesday University A vs. Coca-Cola Wednesday Johnson’s vs. Eitel’s Thursday Home Laundry vs. Dobbs

Friday

V. F. W. vs. University B

artistry in pottery

see these stunning pieces of modern pottery in our east window .. flower arrangements by courtesy of Kit el’s

SAM HANNA'S

BOOK .|V

STORE

Belle Union 31; Reelsville, 28

B die Union, minus the servi es

"This is a time when the Ur.it- of thrw regulars who are off the

qua ' due to infractions of tranv ] ing rules, shaded Reelsville, 31 to 28, in a well played high

cd States needs foreign policies that will he potent in world T-l

fairs,” he said.

“We arc in a position of da: cr. We are a small island of prosperity in the midst of a sc-: of misery. We risk being <ngulfcd by waves of bitternes and resentment which are being agitated against us."

IN MEMORY

In loving memory of r.ir husband and father, Walter D. Lear, who passed away two years ago today. Jan. 25. 1945. j Every day brings ba' k memories Every memory brings our tears What would we give to behold yrair face and smile j Which grows dearer through the

passing years

To clasp your hand, to hear your

voice

To tell you of the love in our hearts. We must go o n alone, but some fair day We will meet ynfj at heaven’s golden gate. God only knows how we miss you dear Dad. Sadly misse(d by wife and children. p<j

service. All the boys and girls are welcome. The N. Y. P S. will meet nt ]6:45 p. m. with Mrs. Neva Be:Y York directing the service. Thi.= ( program is designed to interest j and help, all young people Bring!

a friend!

The evening service will be evangelistic and will begin at 7:30. Stirring song service and gospel preaching will interest j you. Theie will be special sing-

(ing!

Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 7:30 Choir practice on Thursday) evening at 7:30

Your Dollar’s Earning Powv

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SAVE FOR SAFIt! AND INCOMfl

(SgOa AND loan association j^Tj 10A South Indicna Si.

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

disc i^lf ivas life and ifcn this «4i AIm inw He | tot rift But hav m inv< eil i to i his by ted as 1 put

lad cf 1 prti text

school net contest at Belle Union Friday evening. Belle Union led at the half. 17 to 14 Bob Zeigelman. speedy B U forward, was injured in the last quarter and was brought to th Putnam county hospital for observation. In the preliminaries, the Belle Unir n Junior High dowmed the Reelsville Juniors, 27 to 14 but the B.-11 • Union B team lost to the Reelsville reserves, 20 to 8.

Quartz, more commonly known a* silica, is used as a refractory j in both brick and gravel form, principally in blast furnace and open hearth furnace linings. The major U. S. steel industr 1, sources are Pennsylvania, Wis con. in and Alabama.

Tlie first admission charges for theatrical performances of which there is a record was from four to eight pence.

Flays Portal Suits

Brlli* Union (81) Gibson Zeigelman Hills Williamson Vaughn Gaston Wheeler

FG. FT. I’F.

Th# first 500-nrie automobtls race at the Indianapolis speedway in 19n, was won at an av. erage speed of 74 59 miles an hour. Thirty-five years later the 1946 winner averaged 114.82 miles an hour.

• • •

A group of personal friends of President Andrew Jackson who were thought to have gieater influence with him than members of his official cabinet were called the "kitchen cabinet.’*

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Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote his poem, "The Dirge," in memory of his two brothers.

Reelsville (281 FG. Hutcheson 1 Hathaway 7 Couk 0 Bullerdick 1 Bowen 2 j Mace 0 McCullough 1

FT.PF.i

FOR RETifT: One'room cabin,' south Jackson street. See John Tharp. 612 South Indiana St. 25-Ip.

FOR SATE: 70 acre farm, modern 5 room house with new furnace. One half under cultiva-

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^ John * c « ,ln<, y estimates that gov-

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