The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 December 1948 — Page 2

THE LAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 194B.

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FGR CREAM AND EGGS Give us a ring before you sell. Quick, courfeous service. SUGAR CREEK CREAMERY

\\. FI5ANKUN STHKET.

PHONE 1038

WE PAY CASH FOR DEAD ANIMALS Horses, Hogs, Sheep, and Cattle. Prompt, Sanitary Service. CALL GREENCASTLE 278 CAM, < I.OVEKDAI.E 30 Oil PI TNAMVIIXE 83. \\V pay all phono charges. JOHN WACHTEL CORP.

THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Enlerd In the poetofOce at (Jroonoastle, Indiana as second class mall matter under act of March 7, 1878. Subscription price 20 cents per week: $4.00 per year by mall In Putnam county. $5.00 to $7.80 per year outside Putnam County. S. It. Itarlden, Publisher. 17-19 South Jackson Street.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dean lave arrived in Douglas. Arizona .chore they will spend the winter. Miss Joan Neff will arrive tonight from Chicago to spend Christmas with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Claude Irwin, N. Vine St. She is a student in the Michael Reece School of Nursing i.t

Chicago.

-SQCMfTY-

Wednesday

drop probe pe a ns

(Continue** from I’nie Onr> j

i hers. v | ll , two Democratic committee-!

men—Rankin ancfRep. E- Ed-J

iward Hebert. La. have asserted, Belle Union had to come from | that release of the testimony was j

Belle Union 61; Russellville 59

Classified Ads

For Sale

LOST

hntimd Thursday night to nose j wrong and in violation of eom-j

ut a fightin" Russellville high | m ittee agreements. , $4.65 to $595. Complete electric) school net team. 01 to 59, down] The Mundt-Nixon recommend-, trains as low as $15.95. 17-19 1 nr. the B. U. floor. The Bees from ] utions for reform arc. ; East \S ashington St. 22-2.. ,

Russell township led 29 to 19 at]' i. That every person who ha.-j

LOST: Black

.hound, four and one-half ? northeast of Greencastl,. v , John R. Ash, R. R. No , ‘ • ' ■ ‘i-ft.

LOST:

AT MILLER'S Wind up trains, j lost $20 hill in

or between hank **

Service office. Dave Sc„

a " J Ptlfc

'68c.

2<yi

Supper guests

night at the home of Mr. andj saw Mrs. lyonai’1 Alenander 1 and se:i, offensive

• * i LOST: Hound. hlai’ ”,

ti, e half. ' been accused before the commit-j uPHOLSTERINu: Sor Ugh, white. Wednesday CV e-- , I j*ie...; n an Saunders and Hart- , tee be permitted to submit a > lf ]Mg ra de upholstering, repairing, re \ found please . di 654-m ' 1

i . • 4 . 4 u.. . Is < »*rv» n n )!■ ... ... ...

headed the Black Panther I of questions to the chairman. 1 j uniaiilng and fine quality fabric; i w ide McGaughey with i they are pertinent, the chairme i, i . a , 1 Art Purr.lture Shop, 7 west

1 — ' "' (were the employees of the Fill- 22 points TODAY’S BIBEE THOUGHT ! mori' Ki valor and F I Com- Russellville. Siany. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Kelly. ln a preliminary tilt, the Bee

was the bright light for I would put the questions to th, 'j tTranklln street.

] accused. J 1 2. That every witness he ques-|

privately before he ap-.

Ignorance and superstition enslave us, had habits enslave us. Only truth makes us free. Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free. .in.

8:.’12.

Charles Shaw. Donald Burnett] jo.vned the Bel> Union |

Phone 299.

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FOR RENT

tione I

F’OR SALE: Hog house... 1

FOR RENT; moved into the

and Royal 15ns.air. Also pres-^ g squad. 46 to 27. ent were Mr. and Mrs. Austin | niou Kirehcr, Beverly and Jimmie of Saun( | t . rs , Greencastie an I Mr and Mrs. \ybeoler (Robert AleXHir-lcr and daughtw, 1 ph . llips Karon Sue. I Williamson

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A. and s. JUNK YARD

SIMON ADELMAN

And Local News it ii i Carl Purcell was released from .thi' county hospital Friday morning. Dr. D. W. Killinger and daughter, Carol, are spending Christmas in Angola. Cpl. Everett' F. Reynolds of Fig 1 in Field, Fla. is'visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Huckereide of Indianapolis, are spending Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Hollowell. Mr. and Mrs. John Rodney and sons of Alexandria will arrive tonight to spend Christmas with Ed Rossck and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Hebert and sons are spending Christmas with Mr. ajrd Mrs. Roger Black and family at Bloomington. Miss Rachel Gillen of New

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Hart saw

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles MeCol- Z j f >g plman 7

lough entertained with a Christ- Dors ,, tt

mas dinner last Sunday. Guests g ( , lias , were Miss Lucille Bastin, F’dl-j

more: Maurice E. Jones. Mr. an I n liw ||vi|k* Mrs. William Jones ni* Norman. M( , Gall g hr y Mr and Mrs. Dennis Jones and cltK | felu . r

Will E. Jones, Greencastie. In the afternoon gifts were exchanged and several games were

played. •J*. *1* *F

A Xmas Dinner was held at

Welch

K. Goff K. Goff

Spencer

Thornburg

Hawks

2 0 23 KG 8 3

2 3 0 5 0 22

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Chuck Smiiii; mor< ’ spado*!

avoid 6x7. Black Lumber Co., 501 N.\ ! H ‘ s ~ ha "»l'' » Indiana. Phone 403. 1-tf.i f 0r " nt :. Unn! •*" L MO.do. a;

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ranch house.

Ion dale Spring?'

penis in public session to

•‘.sut'pt ise accusations” against t

nny individual. j for SALE OR TRADE fori I hat every i" ls on ni ; u- hogs, nine Guernsey and Short-' lifAllTfcD

of subversive activities be given the right to be heard before he

is named in a committee report.

4. That no subcommittee report be issued until it has been

approved by the full committee. Headquarters for curved raft- al(lcl Teleph n

nine Guernsey and Shorthorn heifers and cows, heavy springers and fresh. Two miles

WANTED: At once, full tin,

east, one-half mile south Bain- j Telephone Op rat-rr at local Tek. bridge. Howard Hudson. 23-2p ; phone Office Pall 840 fnr a j.

j pointment now. Indiana Assort.

Corp. 214*.

Miss Patsy Gasper is

HOSPITAL NOTES

2 1 Mrs. Florence Nickerson of :• Cloverdale was released from r the county hospital Thursday.

Frank Davison of Greencastie

returned, to his home Thursday

Irom the county hospital. Late McGaughey of Bainbridgi*

returned to his home Thursday

from the county hospital. William Kocher of Greencastie

home 1 was released from the county

ers for barns, garages, machine) sheds, warehouses, stores, fac-|

tories.

WANTED: Howlers fur i,|i nl

Black Lumber Co., 501 bowling Christmas anil s U nfej

o’clock. Vaislijl

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N. Indiana St. Phone 403. 19-tf. AHe>s open 1

5 0 4 0

EVERLASTING WK E ATH S SCITABEE GRAVE C'OVEH1\GS OCT OK FRESH GREEN EKY. REASONABLY PRICED ] EITEE’S FLOWERS. 16-tf.'

I Lanes.

REAL ESTATE

the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Poynter of Belle Union, Sunday.

Dee. 19. v

After a turkey dinner the al j from state TeacMers college to) llos P llal -

ternoon was .spent by exchanging p en( | ttlo holidays with her ]>ar-j ^ IS ' ^’ u ‘‘ 1 Giimi s ani gifts and playing gam**. 1 M r. and Mrs. Carl Gasper. | Greencastie were released from

Those present were: Mr. and) . 1 tho hospital Friday.

Mrs. Alva Wilson and family, kvaNGELISTHS SERVICES MrK Kl ' nda Baiu; ’ 1 01 Kpen ? e * Wayne. Hazel and JoAnn of) a, MX. MEKIDIAN (HCIUH 'burned to her borne Friday Belle Union. Everett Wilson of Evangelistic services will open | , * om thr county hos P ltal -

FOR SALE; Farm of 47 acita, , six room modern house, larp

USED CARS: 2 Chevrolet*.' bai "’ out briildii pi v .f new paint and seat covers, good; g° od water. About oil tilUtK, I mechanical condition, iMt plck-U W0 “ l|1, ! 1 I up, 1934 conch, 1936 coach; o | i“ l onP irid ' ^ B' 1 !pa: Set 1930 Plymouth coupe; old Whip-, 0 " 1 "' 1, ( Wlr ’, pelt with 1940 Willys motor and 2 P'

Ford;

transmission; 1941

19.’’7

Willys; 1946 three-fourths ton carryall truck. Reed Garage,

MISCELLANEOUS

at the Mt. Meridian Methodist) church Sunday evening at 7:301

o'clock. December 26. is cordially invited.

Flveryone

TG ALL OUR FRIENDS

CLOSING 5:30 P. M. THIS EVENING

DECEMBER 24TH

G. C. MURPHY CO. ‘Greencastie’s Friendly Store’

Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. El- 1 mer Sutherlin and sons. Mejyin and IVmald of Quincy, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ropers and sons, William, Lowell and Richard; Mr. and Mrs. Everett Harmon end son, Bobbie, Mr. and Mrs James G. Petrey, all of Green-

York City will arrive tonight to rastle anti s . Sgt p a ul Wilson

spend Christmas Day with her Wiho was home on furlough from ' zenqr Supt. of Bible School, parents, Mr and Mrs. C. C. Gil- Glla m. Sgt. Wilson has returned | Morning Worship and Comlpn - to Guam and would like to hear ) Service 10:30 A. M. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boyd and from a]1 h ; s f r i^ nc )s. his address l Youth Fellowship 6:00 P. M.

A “Christmas Candlelight Ser-

Carl Furcell, Fillmore Route 1

Mt. Meridian.

22-3t.

1 hospital.

NOTICE: Bl’SHONGS CiFE will be open "trristmas Day frn

FY>R SAJ-.E 250 lb. Duroc male 9:00 A. M till 2:00 P 11. Short hog. eligible to register. Wm. K. orders only Cl I all day Sun-<

Mrs. Joan Milanovicn and 5 r ( Blue. R. R. 3, Greencastie. 22-'!p

of Greencastie were released I

day, December 26th.

21-2p

RAINKRIdAe (IIKISTIAN

(IHRITI

Jesse* M. Dunn, Minister Bible School 9:30 a. m. Carl

I frem the hospital Friday. FOR SALE: Lumber ' Dres9P(1 Mrs. Ada Bowman of Clover- ! A11 Interns. Also flooring. Will

PHONE 442-M

I * " For all kinds of beauty treat-

dale returned to her home Fri- 1 saVf> V 011 money. James Brewster mrn j Appiuv 1 Beauty Shell

' R. R. 4, Greencastie.

Fri-tf.

I family of Evansville, and Mr. is; s-Sgt. Paul A. Wilson. I 1 and Mrs. Drexell Boyd of Indian- 15 210499 6T.C.S. A.P.O. 269, Box apolis, are spending Christmas 213 *; p. m. San-Francisco, C n '-

with Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd. ' if orri ia. : Miss Aura Mae Durham of |

New York City will arrive to- j |\- memory I night to spend a week with her Cummings In loving memory parents. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew 0 j- Eimrod Tt Cummings, who , Ilurham. passed away one year ago today, Guests of Dr. and Mrs. Clyde pjee. 24th, 1947. E. YYildman for the holidays will j- acc , j ) {) ved is now laid

be Mr. and Mrs. Reed Long of 1

Ames. Iowa, and Mr and Mrs. 1 Ho.ner D. Long of Golf, Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Hinder ; shot and son of Seymour, are spending Christmas with Mr and Mrs. Harry Brown, north Jackson St. Ffe. George W. Reynolds of the U. S. Marines, arrived Thurs-

jom OUR

Of course you want your arms laden with Christmas gifts for all. The easy way to give, with a Christmas Club check. Join our Christmas Club now for a nice, fat check next Christmas. It takes only a little each week. Join now.

SAVF

HAVE IN

EACH

WEEK

WEEKS

$ .25

$12.62

$ .50

$25.25

$ 1.00

v $50.50

$ 2 .00

$101.00

$ 5.00

$252.50

$10.00

$505.00

FIRST-CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST CO.

GREENCASTIE

j day night from Parris Island, I S: C. to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Reynolds. Vine St. Mrs. Okye Neal and granddaughter, Judy Jonas, left FTiday lor Long Beaeh, Calif, where they will visit Mrs. Neal's brother. Jim Smith. Robert Askew of Detroit. Mich, is spending the holidays here with his parents. Dr. and Mrs.

Horace Askew.

Dr. and Mrs. V. Earle Wiseman and daughter, June, are spending Christmas in Bhximington with Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Townsend and Mr. and Mrs.

Noble King.

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Shonkwiler of Bloomington and Mr and Mrs. George Timmons and daughter of Lafayette will be guests of Mr s: Moda Long during the Christmas holidays. Professor and Mrs. Hildebrand and Ruth are spending the holidays at Washington, D. C.. us guests of Dr. Fred J. Kelly of the Federal Bureau of Education Mrs. Hildebrand and Ruth w-Il continue their visit at Washington while Professor Hildebrand attends the annual meeting of the Eastern Division of the American Philosophical Association at Charlottesville, Va,

GIAN jh OLD BILLS GET SET FOR WINTER] ^ i*gj You get prompt service when you come here for a loan. If you need a loan of $10 to $300, drop in and talk it over. Indiana Loan Co. 19Vj E- Washington. Ph. 15

now

down,

His lAving voice is still, The hand so.often Hasped ii

mine,

Lies now in death’s cold chill; I often sit and think of him,

When I am all alone,

For memory is the only thing That grief can call its own.

Sadiy missed by Helen.

people of the church. This program will be given in place of the tegular evening service. "Come grow with a growing church”

CHURCH OK CHRIST

CLOYERHALE

Clarence Barr. Minister Bible School 9:45 A. M. Morning Worship 10:45 A Evening Worship 7:00 P.

each Lord’s Day.

Clarence Barr will preach both morning and evening Sun-

day Dee. 26.

M. M.

day from the hospital.

Mrs. Thyra Frost and baby. ror saIe: New 7 eu. ft were released from the hospital WesUnffh(>use refrigerator . Mr , „ ay - ^ 'Kimball R. Larkin, 735 East Mrs Catherine Higgins and , WashinKtoIli st . Phone K8 . x

daughter were released from the '

hospital Friday.

George W. Wright, Cloverdale,

was admitted to the

Thursday.

(in Hood's Bari r Shop). 7-tt

The Piogivs.-ivc- Photo Printing Co., will h chisel the WrtW of December 27th, and will F-’

21-24-27-29-31-5p "P ( ‘ n J amia, v ! ! w ^ ’ ] can serve our eustomms bet

FOR SALE: Fence posts, line, ju |, y ,-insing at th -time

hospital [and corners,

INJURIES FATAL

at Spurlock's on

(Manhattan Road at Mt. Olive. —i— —- •Will deliver. 22-24-26-28-4p.' LNUSI \|,

20-21-?.

| FOR SALE:

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 24 - | eloctri( . Htovc .

1 UP) Robert Taylor, 59, Iiuti- snn anapolis, died in General Hospital yesterday of injuries sustained when struck by a car Wednesday night. Taylor suffered head injuries and a crushed ehest when a car driven by Delbert A, Dale, 16, also of Indianapolis, ran over

him.

tjvi:

ICE.

HOME DECORA-

MATERIALS: TALAPINE \\D oTHKI

Apartmerrt size

708 north Madi-] CHRISTMAS GKEEN'S, OKI-

21-4p. <;<)N HOLLY. MISTLETOE

MICHIGAN RED BEItKIW FOR SALE: Servel bottled gas U VXKK ,. U() (,1 ulUHON LIT-

STONER CAB CO will be elo.s-j Pd i ed from 6:00 a. m. Saturday, Dee.j ! 25th, until 6:00 a. m. Monday,)

ANNIVERSARIES

Wedding*

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brown, R. 2, 33 years today, Dec. 24lh.

Dec. 27th.

24-it.l

HOG MARKET

Hogs 4,500; opened moderately

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Morphew, active, very uneven, steady to 50 Greencastie R. 3, 14 wars, to- ' higher; good and choice 160-220 1 day. Dee. 24. jibs $22.75-$23.25; practical top' Mr. and Mr s. Russell Day. 10 $23.50; 220-260 lbs around $21.00-

IGNORED Aipa iT -. I A happy marriag* Vv and luccenful car*** can b* yaar»! Th* >af* "Reconrlruction Metnad" oft*n corrects cross *y*s in on* day) Over 9,000 successful treatments, all ages.

refrigerator-, used 8 months, cheap; also a 1000 watt A-O plant. Rnb’ert Stallcop, one mil ■ cast and one mile south of Manhattan. 23-:!t.

FOR SALE: Fleetline; 1947

EL’S FLOW ERS-

16-tl

1948 Chevrolet Mercury; 1947

Hudson; 1948 Ford; 1936 Dod-r-coupe; 1942 GMC three-quar t-r ton pickup; 1940 Inter nation:! 1'ton truck. Duncan Motor Sales, south Bloomington St.

23-2t.

Colonial Hatcheries x Baby chicks x Purina chow x Sanitation. 100 North JacHon St

years today, Dec. 25th. Rirtlinay 'Sharon Kay Seward, Karon Ray Seward, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Seward, Bell more. Ind. 2 years old Dee 24.

$23.00; 260-300 lbs $20.00-$21.50; few early sales sows steady tc 25 highgr at $16.00-$17.50.

F*ff BOOKLET

I with full informa* tion on this Non-Profit Imtitution. Writ*— CROSS EYE FOUNDATION 703 Community Bank B!d(j., Pontioc, t.VcY

FOR SAI^E: Two fat hogs to butcher. Lawrence Alexander, f Foxridge. 23-2p j SANTA Claus admires rugs I aiv-l upholstery cleaned with odorless Fina Foam. Stop 'N Shop. It.

BLONDIE

SEASON'S GREETINGS BARON’S Midway Restaurant (Closed until further noticl

Bv Chic Toun?

A. A. HUBER FINCASTLE ROAD 43 PlumbingHeating 22 Years Experience In Indiana polio NEW SHOP, DISPLAY ROOM