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A 4l n*tp ^a find til* way To ifv*. *tv* way h* wart*d •-» to To fro*’*, him »o»n» •rw**-". lay Wif* an: aons. B.f!y jrd

year*

H iff son am O H ;ff.

Mr*

caatie.

Gre*r.-

Myrt>

iljr 29th. a Bur**! i Mrs W T,.’ 20*H

Henry Todd. R. 3 TO y»ar* July 2*ftl.

R, r-rt Br>r.*-r GretnrasUe. Ft 1 IT yean today, July 29 r;>.- Bug*ae Hoff 5 years, to-

day i -:y 29

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Mr ard Mr* Gie^ C-wtia. 25

July 29

the daily uiiEH 'President Inman | society

HE **!: B *””!! L '" mc ' Sack To Capital

WTfi ' of

r* today

•ered ta the pr.-*t office r.castle. Ir liana as se t !a*s mail natter under ac

Mar IfJl SubacripOoa ptic* 15 certs per week: 94 00 te year cy rr.a.. tn Putnarn conr*. •' jy 0$ to 5T *0 per year wti

F^itra.m GooBty.

S. It. Rafidea. I*nW«i*ber. IT-19 Snuth iark-e.n Street.

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£. - r --cd--e--5-e-d*-ree + e.|*| ANNIVERSARIES 15 d* S’ + *■ ^ - tt -1- -- •— Birthdays M • F-r.ma Ak* r* **ds v I .'■

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WiOiac H nrkerw Wp. a- ring Party

T* *V .Lag W. rs f Srcrer-

! i.K\ND\ IliM tin Jol* T9 — set are sporaonn* \ , IN'* —Pre^idewT Trwnan Deff yo-- - r :a a ' vr f Mr ard j itrisdsfew at 9r» %. M- fdST t*-‘ ilr- L * N ** it t Som.- aj lay «• hi. ret ini fhrltt t* U a»4»-_ ret Satortii;. evemr^

) agt'ia. D. C. i A'tg 2. j He is dsr !■> L at tke White ‘ ere

If ***e late thi* aft rwi ia. j *■ + + *

.Mr Ice Beeaww

:RA-VD\TSTW Mo. July 29— H a red Party

• ho'PITAL NOTE.'*

I Mr* Grice Sailer Bran.

13. was •dm M ' :

T Dutch comnuirJque aivj of Mf>;j.»k

50 P M DST Eve*m

Toll \> **

fro the

lay. 50

BlKl-K THOCGHT - the first to p~ ■ livwe powers witai e tfie seat of -mf r..

Fhwsiier.t 'irair.aa

; drawn fr'ta the sorrow mother s funeral wall return 1

Wajhir.grt.7r. today.

.-ate

ijr fi T

{ farr , M: 1 My

He »as to leave Gn-yiv-.ew ; tart' rpert at 10 A M CST -tioard Ree - -'ane the IHrred 0*w H- A i.- due back in the Wh te H< -sc ea.;

Shrr.ue: McCtere Oorerds!' wxs ai-itted M aday everaag je*, FMaaley was .j*-mussed

Sfood&y.

Mrs H -metta Riddle was dismissed M edBjr. Cta-k Arnold. Geeeacastle. was dumisjel Mcriay. M.-,= N rxa Cou-er w-as iismissed Monday. Jar.-:* Johns wns distriss-el Mc.-xJiy - • r-.irr

rejyi.'-ted Indonesian sniping and donesian m,l :.c n ..

sabotage of telephone and power que said r* . co-t^.

lines aroymd Tegal on Java’s Mantoep ar. a *, _

north coast. "many- Dutch tmnpT*

At. Indonesian communiqu*- Ar.eta, the Xetht.fi

saKi republican ground troops agency. »a the b **

^iot --iown two * Dutch fighter raid on Se-r.arar -tj- s at Mar.toep. 25 miles west out by a

Sfig Wj,

s: '^ PUae.

in order to givt our employees a vacation, be closed for two weeks*

f the

id at the home

Lee Reeves,

it. ter a surpr

r ISE IlC IlOF

HilllS

FOR SALE 1937 Willys 4-Door

NEW PAINT AND MOTOR REBUILT A good transportation Car. Straight sale or trade.

L- *: -

-s than five hours ;at*r wher ( Re-

was ailed high w;

- iesk was piled high

i-.siatioB passed by the reeent-

-adyvjmed C- rgresa

f I!

Personal

And Loo^ News BRIEFS

Hu mother Mrs Martha Ellen r-j.man. who died Saturiay at ; ge f 94 a v .n i tr*e - va :- ' d grave in Kanaas Oty * Forest -l.il cemetery bessies his father . died »n 1914 while Mr, Tru-

fti!

ceiv* Row with the '■<

wit.

Ree to '''

int.ful In e opened thdav i

Mr* j

sa#k*t d.nr.er was t afternoon Mrs. ' her rainy ben - rifts. Ore of the

Bombs Dropped By Indonesians

CLOSED

ut standms

ts she re-

.. -s from per brother, : .s. who presented her round tnp tickets on - E-gabeth for E.rope. s it pc csible for Mrs. -i h- r husband tn go i-.-i nest year to visit - r daugnter. Mrs.

SCOnS FRANKLIN ST. GARAGE

Vine and Franklin streets PHONE 68

Wednesday E-.

in sas nr^r.g the faT.y farm. *

WU.

on LmmoesL the forme?

Tr.* r res: lent hi* wife ard

M- - *.h Reeves who re-

laughter and other members of

SI.J

in Glasgow. Their reserva-

r* : r.rr.rcaa’.*- family sat in

tier.

r Jul-, 17 194» Mr. ar i

r.e kitchen of the little cream-

Mr*

f> - e H..:.* will also tour

. red cottage that hid been his

Ea;

rext year.

M - E:

Swe* vacati.

bnef

Jt - i

M. r M irv

R.iev

mother's home during the uneraj ceremcny yesterday The'

Rev. tVeiberr. Bowman, pastor of J the Grandview Baptist Church I

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PI \N EVACT ATIOX

AUCTION

ster C

to Greer three we*

.Modern Apartment House Located on North Main Street. Cloverdale, Ind., Wednesday, July 30,1947 Sale Starts at 2 P. M. D.S.T.)

■nd Ri

and Mrs Ch returred to

*,-•* na

Tippecanoe. and Mr- William M

fd aft-r

s-ks at Mar.:

Co-

ftt

stood beneath the arched door way that separate! the living and sitting room* Behml him was the metal cask**? in the bedrr. where Martha Truman Other merr.cer* f h*r far-.-iv sat on folding chairs n the living room and the adjoining

sitting room

-t

Steven•

ThL* property .<>n*i*U of modern. 3 apartm.-nt hon*e, with two apartment* on ground floor and one up. also garage and large garden. The house i* a frame hou**- in e\,-e||>ni state of repair. The three apartments are now occupied, two rented and the other by owner. The furniture in owner* apartment goes with house, inrotne from the two rented is JftO.ftO |x-r month. This house is located in the town nearest to f agle \|i|| Dam *ite.

Man:

Want Report On Radio Programs

WASHINGTON* July 29 —- • UP '•V--- Department officials m. * lay that routine plan# ha-, been drawn up for evacuaOor f American# from China and Krea in the evert of a crisis. | Bit they e.T.phastze! that the • pi .ns were a part of the | star "i procedure for the pro{tec*. f American national* ! abr They insiste! that this I dii *- mean that they expected I to .* to *.ake emergency ac-

tion

BATAVIA. July 29—-UP The I.r-1- --:an -air force ** in it* first combat operation, bombed two Dcteh-held towns in Java day. the I -denesiar. radio ar.rounce! TTv target* were Semararg on the rortn coast and Saiafiga :n east err Java. The raids presumably were carried out by one or two planes. The !r < nesian radio at Jogjakarta. with a big-Ume flouris.i said the raiding aircraft evader two D-itch fighters and return.. ! to base w thout damage. The broadcast said pamphlets as well as bombs were dropped on Serna rare Today’s Dutch communique reported two oil well fires in the Socony-Vacuum fields at Per. opo. 100 miles ir.land from Palembarg on Sumatra. The communique quoted Standard Oil offica s *.nat the blazes wer•*<;f fairly mild importance” as taey were or. the edge of the oil fields.

Thursday, July 31;

RE-OPEN

Thursday, Aug

THANK YOU!

White Cleanei

Ker:

Day

Frar

\U<> will **11 |0’ \ fiKt’ lot with gang* only, separate, an ideal lot for new home.

This property will make a good home with inrome or, a guod investment. This property may be inspected at anytime.

Immediate |ee*s«--,sion.

TKKM*t

A loan ean h*- handled on part of purchase price. Other ’erms will tn- announced day of sale.

SAM BLANTON, Owner

VV 3WE nnXNVKMAN. Xmtloneer.

A FULL LINE OF PRATT’S QUALITY FEEDS Putnam County Poultry, Egg and Feed Company Free Culling and Pick Up Service

ha# returned

rtland, Oregon. and Washington, vhere he the Elk s convention, d Mrs. Homer Momreturned from San i. where they were the

g-i-sts of their son. Mr and Mr* Roger Morrison. t M - I , Ruth Browr. and Mi**! Wilma Mangrii! attested th“ 1 Jimy Jam-s and Jerry Colon* I stage show in Iniiampolis Sun-

i day aftemr«n.

Th< Miller reunion will be held at the Regie Ann Park Sunday. August »ri. All be present with well filled baskets. Come out

. for a gooi time.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. • Turget and daughter. Robin i Elaine. Mr and Mrs. E A. HoWcraft, all of M mrie Ind.. were Sunday v - .tors with Mrs. Tun-

1 get - parent*. Mr and Mrs. j

( Charles Spiker of Belle Union. | A miscellaneous shower will be held at t- - horn- of Mrs. Ray Tyler near I>-r>a Thursday afternoon at 2 00 o'clock DST. for Mr. and Mrs Cyril Fraz.-r ] whose home was (lestPayed by fire. Ever yon*- invited. The hostess would Ilk" for the ladies to bting a -pound of cookies. Jar.es A. Lynch hog *ust rereturaej from the Pacific coast

Mr. Lynch accompanied the Elks 20

WASHINGTON. July 29 n*p Two congressional committees today asked all senators and representatives traveling abroad

this summer to bring a report on t e3?

the effectiveness of the ’'Voice

r.4»\ T WORKERS DROPPED

WASHINGTON. ul\ 29 *UP> Tr* Civil Service commissicn a ted today that 78.700 govern ■ nt workers were dropped

RALPH'S STUDIO HAS NOW

of America” program and state department’s foreign

formation services.

. * fr-

federal payroll during le first half of this year.

The next few .veeks will ring l additional cuts as government

RE-OPENED

The mporu were reouested by, ” ‘ " a fecial senate foreign r f latir>n»f tnm the:r st * tU to sub mmittee headed by Sen budget reh.ctions.

Alexander Smith. R.. N. J.. and !

CALL US FOR APPOINTMENT

a house foreign affairs subcommitte- under Rep. Kail E Mundt R . 3. D. The two groups have tK-en i#signed to study the foreign information services of

thij; '•ountry.

Pleads Guilty

To Embezzlement

OBIT! \KY

j Laura Lavina Steward, daughI ter of William arvd Serelta Rin- - ker 3tewari, was bom in Morgan county. Indiana. July 20. ! '59 She departed this life on ! Saturday. July 23. 1947. 7:15 A M.. at the age cf 88 years and j b days. ( In early ihikJho-id she united v ‘h the Methodist Church, and vis always faithful to her be- ' lief, and attended church as g as her health would permit.

JAMES A. LYNCH, Photographer

13 East Washington St.

Phone 933

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OKI.AHOMA CITY. Okla * July 29 UP)—Albert L. Fash j

50-y- id bank cashier wno 1 In 15M she moved with he*aor •- I rr.bezzling *107.528 77 Parents to New Maysville. Futsai i b - attorneys would present ram county, and live! with * mitigating circumstances” to ^'-ni until their death. The re*

N^V

the FBI today.

Fash the father of four chll-l dr< r i- guilty yesterday to en-r-rz 1 ng the funds from the

m ainder

she spent

of her life

h her sister Ida.

3he leaves to mourn her pasg. one sister, Ida. five ne-

Henn* ■ <*y, Okla., First Natioral| pheWB * C,ar chce Steward of Bank where he was employed for j ^ abridge, Cunning Steward of

years

Even the click of the door tells you-I BIG-CAR QUALl AT LOWEST C0S1

I iianapolis. Don Weller ' t P irt-

South End Greencastle PHONE 80

Chanters of Terre Haute as vocal soloist on their trip to Portiar»' , , Oregon where they enter-

said

rrfus

Hennessey

1 .';42 persons, in central Oklahoma, bank's patrons are

ers.

la nd. Clyde Steward and O. E. h t "-Her of New Maysville. And I be sides she leaves three nieces. E mon Steward Peterson of De-

■ t’orney. Everett Murph**, •fficials of the bank

I d to recommend prosec’i

I taine j at th.-national convention uon of Fash. Hennessey j s :l

f B.P.O. Elks. Mr. Lyn< h visit- t , ,, n of , ; . 42 persons in north-' K;llb ’ 111 Hazel Graham of Bdn-

br.ige. Lulu Ward of New Maysville, and also a host of other j relatives, neighbors ard friends, j

north-*

Most of t;l* wheat farm-i

I el in San Frannsco and Holly1 wood. California before retum- | mg here by way of the South- .*'«*• Fash

j LeRoy Laysorv farmer living ment by a grand jury and three miles cast of Crawfords-1 freed under *3.000 bond, ville, caUed John Earnshaw on When a reporter asked the telephone yesterday and ask- j w hat he did with the <d him to meet him at the sir- Fash replied evenly:

‘This nas been going on

Slip behind the wheel of a lew Chevrolet and listen *hile the door swings ;moothly closed at your side, dear that solid, satisfying, -ruffled “click”! That’s qualt> talking—telling you that ■ e*e is the all-steei sturdiess and safety, the quiet Big-Car comfort, of the only 3odv by Fisher in the lowirice field!

waived formal indict- H ° W ^ the h °' Jrs have P*"** {

a grand jury and was _ away.

to sing and

8ir.ee wc have met

pray;

H-w loath we are to leave

meet him at

port as he was flying down with a surprise. Mr. Earnshaw drove to tile airport as the plane circled the field and came to a perfect landing. Mr. Lay son and his sieter-irv-law were aboard the plane and he brought Mr. Eim-

Priced From S^.95

longer tnan three years.

;<*d the money to meet current

cxpenHef,”

Murphy said Fash wanted “it made clear that none of the de

. , . . . , P OMit, » rs ' money is missing. The shaw a beautiful bouquet of gla 1- i >ank han ma(k . fl|B loli. Mr Layson sp. dalizes ir I Friends said

growing "glads’’ an! the hall | damaged them some Sunday, so ^ he ga thered a lot of them and j

divided them among his

In addition

specializes In purebred

him

mone >} place

When Jesus

face.

for |

I need-j

shows hi* smiling

restitution,

he was consider* I

an “outstanding citizen” in his community. They said he had invested neavily in farm lands

could I stay with friends i kind. . H/.w it would cheor my drooping I mind; I But duty makes me understand That we must take the parting

hand.

Point the eager, shining hood of a new Chevrolet up the highest hill. Notice how you take it in stride while lesser cars labor and fa ec | (tower for you—the superior pen and performance ' "*' only Valve-in-Head Engine in Chevrolet s price c-ass.

Learn about Chevrolet’s low delivered puces . . . and ask us for some typical owners’ reports on operation and upkeep costs. You'll find that only Chevrolet gives you BigCai Quality at Lowest Cost!

Anl .ri-r,. ,r " n "’- “ 011 : liz ^

A RING FOR EVERY ORDER!

A. Elks lodge emblem set in 10K qotd B. Mosonic Order; in many styles £. Scottish Rite set in 1 OK gold

n among his friends ' ... and young. / oad you can find. Feel how vou -wem t« n„, to raising ’glads’’ h-> j ff , pash biteni ! t P helle '' l 1 ho P e * n Christ you’ll still go on: | ,w « r jhe bumps . . . how swiftly you ease into in purebred Duroc ' to r »‘P«y thej And If on earth we meet no more. | n ^9« ° f the brake pedal.

Canaan* ^ Hydraulic Brakes'^ a “wmfo^-Mfety ^ i Aimbmation that can’t be beat-a pair of fea-

I ures that only Chevrolet provides!

hogs an t in flying his airplane.

There will be a called meetirof the American Legion Auxdlary Friday evening at 8 p m. at the Legion Home for the purpose of electing officers. 29-3t.

profits of the invest-'

Huntington Jewelry Store

'lllillliii

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!IH!!i!!!l!it!!!ll!!!l!j

bank from

ments.

The shortage was diacovercd during an audit at the bank last Thursday. Fash surrendered himself to the U. S. marsh-i! nere yesterday shortly after U 3. District Attorney Robert Shelton filed a criminal information against him with U. S. Commissioner Paul Showalter. Fash chain-smoked throughout his hearing before the commissioner. He was accompanied ^NHSIYPi • 1( ‘ rk 17 * 1,1 addition

Oh may we

shore.

meet on>

QUALITY SERVICE, too! Ther* s no place like a Chevrolet dealer's for skilled car-saving service. Drive in soon-and regularly.

CHEVROli

Are you troubled by distress of female functional monthly disturb- l ances? Does this make you suffer .

from pain, feel so ne*roii», tired

weak—at such times? Then so try Lydia E. Pinkham c Vegetable Cornround to relieve such symptoms. ( Famous to help women troubled

this way) Also a stomachic

this wayl Also a stomachic tonic!, YOU l PIHKHUM’SSSSJa-

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115 North Jackson

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