The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 March 1949 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTIE, INDIANA. TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1949.

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have starvation within our borders and why should tarmers be paid by the government for not producing crops, when the pover-ty-stricken Navajos are so ser-

iously in need of food?

I am sure that I am not alum n sincerely hoping that some way will immediately be worked out whereby this ever-present bugaboo of overproduction will he lessened, by channeling a generous supply of foods to the

•ver-needy Navajos.

The blizzards have taken many, many head of sheep and sheep are the main, and often the only, means of subsistence for the Navajo. So it is easy to see that their future is dark and their need is serious for immediate help. Anyone wishing to send parcel post packages oi cash, may send same to Navajo

Bible School and Mission, Winlow Rock. Arizona. Freight an I xpress shipment must have on he t.i : (besides the above adivss), “via (Jallup, New Mex0 i" as Gallup is their nearest 1 eight office. “Verily I say unto you. Inasmuh ye have done it unto one f th ■ b a^t of these my breth. en, ye have done it unto me.” S*. lad hew 25:40. Mrs. John Kessinger, R. 1. toachdale. \ . F. W. NOTICE

All members of Gen. Jesse M. Le. Post No. 1550 who can asdst it the Military funeral of Kenneth Flint, at Bainbridge on Wednesday, please be at the Post home at 12:30 Wednesday. Jack Hinkle. Commander.

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BOWLING NEWS The Sunday mght .nixed bowing league games resulted afollows: The Siisirt won two from the Four Aces. The 'petiers too’, the measure of Chapel Champfor all the games. Hi-Lo's won 2 while loosing 1 to the Jokers The D.D.T's won 2 from the A1 ley Rats

j'oar Aces 35 Alley Rats 34 Openers 'Si Sports 30 Jokers 30 Hi-Go 30 D.D.T's 29 Chapel Champs 21 High games for the nigli Harry Goodman 197 and a 5 series. Emma Tumlin 189 and a 440 series. Bob Gail 186, Ruth Goodman 152.

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Phillips 06 43 2fi Moose No. 1 40 29 Paul's Circle In 39 30 Goodyear No. 2 37 32 Staim Plumbing 35 31 Hurst's Dairy 32 37 Ada-. s & Ryan 31 38 Gulf O.l Products 20 48 500 and over: J. Birt 529. R. Crawley 501, a Shoemaker 519, •l. MeCanv nack 543, M. Cra vley 515, C. Crawley 524. B Jarvis ^20. C. Kerr 535, J Hall 500. 200 and over: J. Hall 214, Gut 210. M Crawley 213.

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GETTING ANOTHER ilecoration from a foreign power, Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan (left), President Truman's military aide, is congratulated by Ambassador Rafael <le la Colina on receiving Mexico s [rj r( ,t class ii • e president vlgoroualy defended Vaughan's recent acceptance of a decoration from the go. eminent ut Argentina. (International Soundphotoj

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Sectional Summaries

Koachdale (18) FG. R Keek 5 B. Keck . 1 G. Clones 6 D. Clones 0 Miller 6 Hymer t 0 Buser 1 Thompson 0 Holland 0 L. Clones 0 Totals . 19 Belle Union (41) FG Saunders 5 B. Zicgclman .... 0 Phillips 1 Morrison 0 Hart.saw 4 DePcw 0 Bob Ziegelman 3 Dor.sett 3 Williamson 0 McCammack 0 Totals 16 . Greem-ustle (24) F( : Pierce 3 Wilde | Sears • 1 Roberts 2 ! Sniithcrs 1 Collins 0 Foxx 0 Miller . 0

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V s'? Miss Hannah Welch and Miss Beverly Cooper, uni , vilU rooters took it seriously as did Cheer Leader Donnie McGaughcy when Greencastle was scoring on their team Friday night. This group was caught -n the act of cheering their team on by The Daily Banner Cameraman. BOOSTED CLOVERDALE HIGH SCHOOL

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They shine forever more.'' Jactb Vernon Goodman, son of .-'rank and Clara Dale Goodman .vas bora December 13, 1907 in Granville. North Dakota He died j obiuaiy 15, 1949 in the F-utnam „aunty Hospital where he had jeon almost two weeks. When still a small boy hi-> elks came to Indiana and he rejidcd in Hendricks and Putnam ouaties every since. Jake, as he liked to be called .i-ds a g( >d neighbor He was alvays ready to help when he was needed. He loved the simple tilings of life and enjoyed the great outdoors. He had planned to move from his present home to a new location and had made preparations for a sale wanting to have this sale, even, if he were still in the hospital. Ou June 19. 1937 he was united in marriage to Madonna C. Ram jo. She has been a close companion at all times and was with nm constantly during his last

illness.

He was a good husband And father. He was very fond of his three little daughters and wanted them to have the best things in life. A short time ago he united .vith the Greencastle Church of Christ and got to attend once although his health was failing He is survived by his wife, Madonna, three daughters, Nina Rutn, Lela Mae and Madonna Lee. Also his father and step mother and one brother, Dale Goodman of Bainbridge. three .sisters. Jeannette Bunten o c Greencastle, Nannie Goodman ol indianapolis and Sarah Zastrow . California. HE IS NOT DEAD 1 cannot say, and 1 will not say i'hat he is dead. He is just avay vith a cherry sr.ile, and wave of the hand, He has wandered into an un known land. And left us dreaming how very

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Tlicsi yell and song leaders helped Cloverdale in the sectional. They madi a lot of noise, but failed to win then game. They lire, left ti right AJiec Haltom, Doris Sinelaii and Lucille Suttierlin. RUSSELLVILLE CHEER LEADERS

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And you O you, who the wildest yearn -v He oid-time step and the glad return Think of him fairing on, as dear In the love of There as the love j of here. Think of him still as the same, 1 Bay. He is not dead he is just away! We wish to thank our friends, neighbors ami relatives for their help and sympathy shown us curing the illness and death of cur husband and father. Also w? thank all those who sent thj cautlful floral offering and aslisting us In any way. Also nurses and nurse aides and Dr. Tennis for their kindness d-uring the time he was in the hospital. I Madonna Goodman and Girls

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Grade Schools Start Tourney Monday proved a big evening; In the local high school gymnasium as the grade school basketball tournament got underway with a big crowd in attendance. The youthful players were attired in all kinds of uniforms, including overalls, as the only requirement was that tennis shoes had to be worn. And some of t!i younger athletes had trouble determining just which bask-’t they were supposed to shoot a) during the game. Scores Monday mght were: 1st Jones 4 1st Ridpath 2 2nd Ridpath 5 2nd Miller 0 3rd Jones 8 3rd Miller 3 IB Jones 10 4B Ridpath 3 The schedule for Friday is 4B Jones vs 4A Miller, 6:00 3rd Ridpath vs Winner game 1

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Left to Right Don ? cGaughey, Maxim Lyons, Ret-i Brattain . This trio led the cheers of the Russellville Bees Friday night at the Greencastle sectional tournament, backing their team loyally until the final gun despite the setback handed them by the Tiger Cubs.

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