The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 January 1947 — Page 2

th: daily banner, greencastle, Indiana, Friday, January 31, 1947.

PONDKH SI’R-TAX l( ontimirH from I’liur lln^l O.ie profisai Jor n surtax is making: the present •'ne percent rate apply to income up to $4,000 a year, settir,? th’ rat* from $4,000 to $10,000 at t v* percent and from $10,000 up at three percent. -Another suggestion is to increase the present tax rate tol .5 percent, exeept for persons making less than $2,r>00, who should pay one percent, as

at present.

’jp" < • varnnr had planned to 5 deliver his ’financial message to| the General Assembly today, but J He has “begg’d d*wu" in figures

THE

BANNER

SOCIETY

Mr. and Mrs. Britton IVi i «•: t ears. Keh.. 1

Saturday, February 1st will mark the 62nfl wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs. J. G. I Britton, who still reside on their farm near Roaehdale, where they [have lived for many years.

DAH.Y

and

HERALD CONSOLIDATED ••It Waves For AU” Entered In the postoffice at Greencastle, Indiana as second class mall matter under Act of

March 7, 1878.

Subscription price 15 cents per week; $3.00 per year by mail in

Putnam County; $3.u0 to $5.001 Before retiring a few years hospital yesterday,

per year by mall outside took an active part ir.

nam County. ] a n

S. K. Kariden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street.

HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Mable Lyons. R. R. 4. was admitted to the hospital yestei-

day.

Lois Lowe, R. 2, Coatesville, was admitted to the hospital

Thursday.

William Barnard. 814 F. I Washington, was admitted to the

Mrs. Charles Starr and infant son. 210 N. Vine St., were dismissed from the hospital tin-* morning..

FBI HOLD * P ' IB

INDIANAPOLIS. Jar ill <UPt—The Federal turcau

Investigation held

two last night. Ho them a.; Da ado Davis,

identified I a 25-year ip-*, ^ 37, Terre I Otflec. ^

two

escaped

H:. ito, Ind., and Willard Winhi :rr„ 37. Campion, Calif.

Loo Watson, Route 1. Moore?- .'cderal prisoners today and plan-; vilio, was dismissed from th.- ned to return them to th’ peni-hos-pital yesterday. t'ntlnry at Levemt-erth. K-.ns.

Special FBI agent Norman H. j McCabe said ag’f.tc a:vl Indior-I . poll's city po'.i:r ar-cstcd th

Livetta Shnner, R. 4. was released from the hospital Thuv*-

day.

McCabe said the two escaped from Leavenworth a week ago Ho said Davis was serving t'.vo terms of 15 and five years for rr bbing a bank at Mindon. La., in

1938. and Winhoven was serving $2L8<)-.$22.00; mw,

Mo <i MAKkm

nogs Gooo; falr . v rows and gut K m \. to 25 lower; ?ond

160-225 lbs $24 00.

lbs $24A5.$24.75 ; 10 ^

Personal

and will not do so until next week, according to aides.

S» KK NKM I.EAOS

<( tf»n<iai«i*<l from I'mg* Onei After eliminating every known acquaintance of Miss Short os a suspect, police decided she must have been tortured, mutilated and murdered by a stranger. They knew she was nit

averse to pickups.

“The man we want probably did not even know the girl’s name until after her death. homicide Capt. Jack Donahce told his men. “Check every attempted attack with a view that it is linked to the Short case.” Police abandoned all hope of trying to reach the slay-r through letters and appeals. Letters from the "Black Dahlia avenger'' were flooding police tmd newspaper desks, some from! as far away as El Paso, ~ and the Bronx. One newspap leceived half a dozen in one mn i delivery, one with postage due. All the letters were too obviously the work of pranksters to

warrant fingerprinting.

And Local News BRIEFS

political, civic social activities. Mr. Britton still maintains and looks after his farm. and< they are very .r/uch interested in government and community

fairs.

Mr Britton will he eighty.

March. 4 of two ,a

three years o',i in July amt Mrs.,

| F-itton eighty two in.

They are the parents

mughters. Mrs. Laura Broom, of* Kingman anJ Mrs. Lillie MoFer-

l ran, • f Roaehdale.

Miss Pearl Havlll, county hos-j On account of the failing, pital superintendent, is visiting health of Mr. and Mrs. Brittm in. Illinois. there will be no celebration. The-*

i occasion will be quietly observe l v

Sunday, February 2nd. with

bridge was admitted to the hos-' jmmediatp family . However pital yesterday. | thp y wj j| hp j ( 0 s?e or hear

fp;m any of their friends.

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Mrs. Stella Proctor of Bain-

Mr. and Mrs. Highsmith, R. 2. Cloverdale, are the parents of i

son born at the hospital yeater-

Shower Mom r s

day.

i Recent Bride

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith, 819 S. Indiana St., arc the parents of a son born Wednesday at the hospital.

Mrs. Robert D. Coop*r, formerly Vonda Joy Tnest, was the re- ^ cipient of many lovely and useful

Mr. and Mrs. Dallas

Bloomington St..

Runyan, ire the

Tex. ! 602

parents of a son born at the ho:--

( III K( II OF ( llltivr Map'e Heights Bible Study 9:45 A. M. Worship S?rvi*e 10:45 A. M. Evening Servi..’ 7:00 P. M Clarer.ee B rr, Faster

pital yesterday.

Mrs. Jack Su r.merkamp and sons of Riverside, III., are visit-.

gifts at a miscellaneous shower, given in her honor Saturday night, Jan. 25th in the recreation . reom of the Priest slaughter' house at Brick Chapel. 1 Two irtercsting contests were won bv Miss Sylvia Cox and Mrs. Stanley Scobee. 1 Th bride's chair and table were

ing Mrs. S.immerkamp's parents, i .'er-irate I in pink and white. (

Mr. an i Mrs. Fisher Austin.

W. F. Crirks, Green*astle 4, has returned home aftei , spci ling the past four weeks in

Miami. Fla.

Mr. an i Mrs. A.

family of Indianapolis,

HIL< K CHAPEL METHODIST A desire ten properly train

children in Christian principle!, | to adequately worship God and to

have a wholesome church pr:k are fittingly merged into one if

our lives are to represent the Christian spirit accordingly to

new Testa oent standards. A. Lewis Meredith, Minister

With the assistance of Doris | O'Hair. Sandra Smock, Barbara : Dirk? n nrd Harlene Priest, she unwrapped the gifts and thanked the guests very graciously. Dainty refreshments were*!

!•: K. lire- and ' ’ neatly •■tie hundred. t* •

have I Dut of town guests included,

ved to Clinton Falls. M rs ; Mrs. Fl*yd Ogdon. Ter*? Haute; (Kehrer was formerly Miss Hazel I Mrs - Ilal P h Woodworth, IndianKnauer. ; apohs; Mrs. Evaloe Woodworth,

Michigan City. Mrs. Sam Woodwrth. Quincy’ and Mrs. diaries

ed the meeting of the Loyal} Hn „ an , R oaP hdM P .

Xmericnn I>>gion

Xiiviliary Holds Meeting

Mrs. Emma R. Stigier attend-,

the

Women’s Bible Class at tl Christian church In Brazi Thursday.

Mrs. Jacob Huffman Routi 3,1 The ngiOii nu -ting of th, (( has returned home from Chicago,I AuxiliHiy va.s held Mon-

by th, ! d ' ,v - • ,a "

returned to

called home to care for her nephew, David Bergen, who has

been ill of penumonia.

HOXIK-.M.XDE STREP PETERSBURG, Ind.. Jnn. 31 flNSl— Home-made maple syrup has appeared on Petersburg markets. Th? Hinkle camp, in Knox County, five T.iles north of Petersburg, was opened this week and the manufacture of the sy ip started. Because of the mild weather, the run will be small and short-

lived.

However, the quality of the syrup Is above the average. The Price has mounted from $4.50 to

$V per gallon. j Evangelistic services will be

’ held in the Community House at

(MtEHNt ASTLE ( HI lt( H OF Pu’.na 1 ville. starting Sunday

evening, Feb. 2nd at 7:30 o'o'M.k i and continuing each evening exI cept Monday and Saturday. Conic , bring your friends. Miss M Tector and Miss K. Johnson in

cha rge.

where she was called death *of her brother-in-law

XV. C. Lovejoy.

MiV

27. 1947 at 8M)0 P. M.

at the L gion home. The meeting'* * was opened in regular form with th. president, Mrs. Fern Grimes

is Paula Eitcljorge of th, , ir( . s i;|j nK Minutes were read and Methodist School ol Nunlng has approved. CommftU* mporU

duty after being 1

to care

were

given, on Christmas gifts

Mr. and Mrs. Gill Colsworthy

of San Antonio, Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Meek and son and Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Bee were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Osborne of Mt. Meridian.

CHRIST

Maple Heights

Clarence Barr, Minister B,ble Class 6:45 a. ni. Church service 10:45 a. in

Evening service 7:45 p. m.

DEER creek SERVICES Deer Creek Church icgulai services. Saturday evening and Sunday all day, Feb. j and 2. Elder Harold Janes in charge of services. Visitors welcome.

THIEF LEAVES SOUVENIR SALEM, Mjss. (UP)- A thief broke into Gi,'rge Lowry's parked automobile and s‘ole nothing, but left a sopy of the book "Twenty Years in Congress.'

THE CHEF’S CORNER

.... Make a note right now that you will be here on SATURDAY . . . because you will not want to nm 8 that MEAT PIE on the menu .... tender, savory beef encased in a flaky pastry that will melt In your mouth .... But if you prefer BAKED HAM or ROaST BEEF, it Will be there for you .... E SCALLOPED iOTATOES is such a favorite with our customers that this will be repeated tomorrow.

CHETS CAFETERIA

Across from Post Office

ANNIVERSARIES

sent to Knightstown home and Clermont Girls School, three Christ r.as b iskets to needy families and one Christmas box sent a members roldier son. An- !! nouneement was made that the hi -pital bed is now available t , the coinm,'jndty. Complete rules g-verning loaning of this’-■ bed will be announced later. A motion was made that thr unit hold two meetings a month instead • f on*\ One meeting to be a social event. This motion was v ted upon and passed. The next »< > meeting will be February 10. 19

47.

•I* *’• Mr. and Mrs. Ogles Entertained at Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert

Ogles

Birthdays

Abe Stwalley, 505 Elm street. 85 years today, January 31. Mr?. Georgia Childs, yesterday.

Jan. :tOth.

Curry B. Hart, years old, Jan. 30. Reita Heath, 14

Jart, 81.

Paul Hewby, 14

Jan. 31.

entertained at dinner on Thursday evening in honor of the birthday of their son, Frank

Ogles.

The guests on this occasion | were Mr. and Mrs. Percy Rice

Filin ore, 70| end daughter, Millie, Mrs. Ann

Kivett, GreencfsUe. Mr. and

.years today. Mis. Morris Glenn Ogles. Arthur

Elmore. Mrs. Juliet Elmore, Mis? ’*

years today.

WEDDINGS ar 1 Mrs. William

Law-

rence, 15 years today, January 31.

Linda Lou Abrams, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ogles, Cloverdale.

It YINBIUDGK METHODIST

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< IR( I IT corin'

Ora Dulp vs Lawrence Ames, • omplaint for services. F. N. Hamilton is the plaintiff’s attorney.

Rev. J. E. Porter, Minister Regular services Sunday, with '[ Sun J ly School at 10:00, witlj classes for all ages and grades.I!! Preaching service at 11:00 when the pastor will be back in the pulpit bringing a mrsaage on the r/ubject "The Stewardship of Ler zonality.’’

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EYES EXAMINED GLASSES WHEN NECESSARY

Best-Known

home remedy for 1 relieving miseries of < >

* 7' \'SK children’s colds. 7! - VISJSS

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Optometrist

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109 E. Washington St

PHONE $40

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On February 1, 1891 around the court house square and over the dinner'table, everyone was talking of the opening of the new Cannon s store - - - - Today, February 1, 1947, we are proud that we are still serving the public of Greencastle and Putnam County as we have for the past fifty-six years.

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J. F. Cannon and Co,, is proud of ’the part it has. played in perpetuating this community's business - - - is thankful for the material rewards that the people of Putnam County have brought to it.

Cannon's

56th

mmsRRY

OUR BIRTHDAY PRESENT TO AU OUR FRIENDS!

For Saturday ONLY - Feb. 1, 3947 ~ weUl give a Birthday Pre.ent of a 10% discount on Everything in the Store. This includes everything: Suits, Topcoats, Hats, Neckwear, Shirts. Sweaters and everything else. But remember, it’s for one day ONLY. <Come in and meet your friends at our Birthday Party!

8 91-CAN IVON’S

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