The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 March 1949 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1949.

1 (nidi's Markets

8.000 Opened 25-5<fc liigtu-r. Early sales good ta thoice 160-225 lbs $21.50-$22.00. 125-250 lbs. $20.75-$21.75. 250200 lbs. Si# 75-J21.25. 290-300 lb ; $19.25-520.00. 100-160 lbs. S17.50 $20 99. Sows strong ta i, .3 5Cc higher at $15.50-518.00. Cattle $21.00. Calves 400. Steers and heifers active. Steers under 900 lbs and heifers 5075 _■ or more in spots higher IA< J.'-tm to just good steers $22 .r,C-$24 00. Good to choice held at 20 and above. Heifers $22.5025 CO. Vealers $1 lower. Top $28. Sheep 1000 Fat lambs 75< higher. Gccd to low choice na lives $2600 Choice fed lambs $27.00. Down to $21 00 for common. Slaughter ewes steady at 11 dowm.

ert Monday Charles Ammers. 405 N Inditna street was admitted Monay. Oliver Whyte, Danville, was ulmitted Monday. Claude Smith. Poland, was adnitte Monday. Dorothy Brannon. North Salem was admitted Monday.

CATE NEWS

HOSPITAL NOTES William Bock. Greencastle, R. 1. was admitted Saturday. Mrs. Sarah Pease, Greencastle, vas admitted Saturday. Mrs. Marie Powell, Cloverdale, was admitted Saturday. Mrs. Clara Phillips. R. 3. was admitted Monday. Mrs. Jessie Ashby, Sullivan, was admitted Monday. Elmer McKamey. was admP-

CHICAGO. March 7 (UP) — John Panotopulos reported to police today that someone stole .. large section of the sidewalk front of some lots he owns.

RALEIGH. N. C , March 7 (UP) The body of Sen J. Mel ville Broughton. D N. C., was t arrive here today for burial. He died yesterday in Washington of a sudden heart seizure. The 60-year-old f rmer governor died only three months after he reached his life-long goal of election to the United States Senate.

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"It is time that the United j States raised this question in j the United Nations itself." j Mundt said. "We should insist that any Americans hired for the organization be screened by the State Department first."

Entered In the poetofflce at (■n-encaatle, Indiana as second class mall matter under act of March 7, 1878. Subscript Ion price !>’ 20 cents per week: $4-00 per I vear by mail In Putnam county. $5.00 to $7.80 per year outside

Putnam County.

8. B. Karlden, Publisher. 17-19 Sooth Jackson Street.

A birthdn, dinner was held indsy at the home of Mr. and Mrs Russell Day near Bainbridge in hinoi of Mrs. Lilli 0 Dav. Guests present were Mr. .-ml Mrs Howard Harris and i.'.m ly cf Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Day and fami-

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Mr. a:.d .Mrs. Charles Sander. Anderson street, arc the parent .f a daughter born Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Omer Berk at tended the funeral Sunday of r\ nephew, Earl Caldwell at L°b anon.

Greencastle Girl Scout Council will meet Tuesday afternoon at LOO o’clock at Gobin Memorial hurch.

The Sugar Ridge Needle Cl’ib will meet with Mrs. Herman Jendrir.h Wednesday afternoon. March 9th.

Mrs H' len Riggs underwent a cajnr operation Monday mornng at the Putnam county hospital.

George D. Dirks, age 71 yea"s rolher of L. H. Dirks of this ty, passe ! away Sunday in Indianapolis.

Raccoon Church Wednesday .Ivening. March 9. Family Night Supper 6 "). Passion Play Pic urcs 8 P. M In Minister Rev R bert Hayden M; and Mrs Noble Hendcrh t and s ei. Darryl of Seymur spent tile weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Kerry R. Brown. N. Jackson street. Mr and Mrs. Charles W. .fymer. east Seminary street. ft Saturday morning for rampa, Fla. They expect to he one about ten days. V. F. W Auxiliary will meet vVednesday at 7:29 p. m. at the os' Home. There will be nomnat (in f)f r fficers. All members are urged to be present. Mrs. Claude Irwin spent the veck out' in Chicago with her daughter. Miss Joanne Neff, whe ct eived her cap at the Michael Reed Hospital in Chicago. The Missionary Cociety of Fillnore Christian church will meet fiK Ca v with Mrs. Maud MoN'ary. The leaders are Mrs Arthur and Mrs. Knetzer. Raymond Feld, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Feld, has gone to hicago where he has accepted position with the Railway Mail Service in the Chicago Terminal. Lp Commander Donald E, M- - Coy, son of Samuel M. McCoy > t Cloverdale and grandson of Mr md Mis. John Dietrich of Gr enastle. has been assigned to th'* toosevelt Battleship Carri >r h-adquarters at Norfolk, V’a. Mies ty Whitman, of li d: inapolis. daughter of Mr. and Mis. Paul Whitman, is vacate) i n^ in Florida and Cuba While n Hollywood she will visit Mr. m.d M ;. Wayn< Geabcs. Mr j aln s was the former Joan Clover. Lee Kendall. Fillomre. brought -u the Daily Banner office Monlay nr rning an egg which, he aid. bis Barred Rock hens laj regularly. The egg measured 1 nches long and 6 inches around. Ir. Kendall said that the eggs li(j not have two yolks and were erlectly formed eggs. Dr. George F. Parker is atendmg the first annual meeting 'f the Indiana Acadamy of General Practice being held at Cincinnati, O. This new organi'.ation, of which Dr. Parker is a Ticmber, is primarily concerned with the elevation of the standirds of general practitioner through post graduate education. A picture of O. Bruce Lane, of Bainbridge. appeared In the Indianapolis Star this morning with that of Walter Vermillion, if Anderson, Democratic minority leader in the State Senate. Mr. Lane is joint senator from Putnam and Montgomery counties. The two men, in point of service, are the oldest memboi of the Senate. Sen. Lane, Republican caucus leader, has served 16 years and Sen. Vermillion is cor.pletipg 20 years in the Legislature.

SWIM: SCHOOL TUESDAY

A large crowd of interested b. men are expected to attend the Swine Extension School . • hi Muled for Tuesday afternoon, M : b ^ in the Court House As-

,-i v.bly Room. D: L. P. Doyle of the Purdue ' veivity Veterinary departi will discuss Swine Diseases M an! M tchi i cf the Agrtdtunil i'. oe in:e. department . ! 1 s< v.. s present day marketing of hogs. Farmers are urg<d to attend this educational r.eeting which W:ll begin promptly at 1:00 o’clock.

SIt.NS LANE BILL

(iov. Sidiiickc: today signed a id iiup 'uicd by Sen. Lane oi g red fl i.-hei ig lie o - all si hoM buses and hi i operation while students a. lit ing loaded ar.i’: unloaded. I' i believed this may prevent n eid'nts, such as have occurred this county in recent month?.

The Washington Twp. P. T. A meeting previously announced for Tuesday evening has been ostnoned unti! a later date

SOCIETY

Good Cheer Club To Have Luneheon Thursday

The Good Cheer Club will meet Phiu- lay. March 10. at Old Trail I for a luncheon and meeting. M. mbci.s please notify Mrs. Paul M'.iKria or Mrs. Wiley Mark if a able to attend. 4* d* d 4 4* Century Club To Meet Friday Centuiy Club will meet Friday : leiniKi ■ at 2:30 o’clock at Lucy itowla'id Hall. -1- •!• T Morning Musieale lo Meet Wednesday The ( h i m a-tle Morning Musiale will meet Wednesday mornng at 10 o'clock at the home of Mrs George Gove. 4* 4- 4* Reading Circle To Meet Tuesday The Tuesday Rending Circle will meet Tuc day at 1.00 p m it the home of Mrs. D. W. Killinger. 4* 4* 4* 4* ‘'riendshij) Club Meets Wednesday The Friendship club will meet Wednesday, March 9th. at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Howrd Buis. 106 E. Poplar St. Don’t forget the auction sale. 4* *’■ •!* 4* Women of The Moose Meets Wednesday Women of the Moose will meet Wednesday at 8:30 p. m. at the VP ose home. All members are urged to attend. 4* 4* •!• 4* Fortnightly Club 'leels Tonight Fortnightly Club will meet this evening at 7:30 at the heme of Mrs. Roy Sutherlin. Members please-note change o r meeting place. 4- 4* 4- 4* Pi ewnl Day Chib Tc Meet Tuesday The Prei.ent Day Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 at the home of Mrs. Donald Ellis. Members please note change time. •!* 4* 4- 4Neweonters Grwip Ti Meet Tuesday Mi. Reid Winsey will give the program fur the Newcomen Group which will meet at 8 • ( lock Tin :May evening, March 3 at the . T O. House. •b v *s* *1* Veronica ( iuh To '!( et \\e:ln( sduy V. ronlca Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Harley Miller with Mrs. Eula Proffitt ns hostess Mrs. W. J. Weesner will have the program. 4- 4* 4* 4* I). A. V. Auxiliary To Meet Wednesday The auxiliary of Greencastle Chapter No. 83, D. A. V. w’ll meet Wednesday, March 9th, at 7:30 p. m. The meeetlng will be held in the council chamber at the Greencastle City Hall. Join now and became a charter member. The chaiter will be open until May 2. Those eligible for membership

24 HOUR SERVICE WHITE CLEANERS 309 N. Jackson St.

in tb auxiliary me the wife, widow, mo:her, sister, daughter an: granddaughter of any pernoa who was wounded, gassed, injured nr disabled in line of duty while in the service of either tb. military or naval forces of the United States of Ameri-a uuiing the time of war and who served honorably. All Gold Star relatives such as widows, mothers, sisters, daughters and granddaughters of persons who were killed in the military or naval service of the United S ates or who have since died oi .jury wound or disability received in such service are also eligible. 4* 4* 4- 4* S. C. < . To Meet With Mrs. Weesner S c. C. Club will meet Tuesday evening at 8:00 o’clock at the borne of Mrs Reva Weesner, south on 43. -'« 4* 4- 4Mrs. Cook To Be Hostess Tuesday Child Study Club of A.A.U.W. ,vill .>et Tuesday at 8:00 o’clock at th home of Mrs. D maid Cook 626 Anderson street. Mrs. Ralph Zascjiicz will be the assistant hos ’ Mi Robert Zabka will ■r e k on “Discipline of Young Children” and Mrs. Wallace Yoder will speak on "P’scipl'"? of Older Children.” Everyone 's cordially invited to attend. 4» 4- 4- 4I.oeal Couple W ill Observe 01st Anniversary Mi and Mrs. John A. Dietrich will observe their sixty-fir t wedding anniversary at their home on Poplar street on Tuesday. Mr. Dietrich is 81 years of ag. and Mrs. Dietrich is 80 years

old.

Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich have four children, Mrs. Thomas W. Bennett of Indianapolis, Mrs, S. ^ Mi Coy of Cloverdale, Mrs. F. Gilbert Knetzer of Fillmore and R. R Dietrich of Loveland, Colorado and five grandchildren and five great-granchildren. 4* 4* 4- 4* Happier Homes Study Club Meets Tuesday The Happier Homes Study Club will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Flint, S. Indiana St. Road.

heavy darmge Chief Lawrence called in off-duty firemen and everything was under vontrol in

the meantime.

The Royse damage amounted to about $250. Origin of the fire

was unknown. 4- 4* 4* 4"

Miss Klrbuscii Honored With Shower Friday A miscellaneous shower, in honor of Miss Betty Kleubusch. given by Mrs. Jean White and Mrs. Robert Hubble, was held at the home of Mrs. O. F. Bell. Friday. March 4. The home wae beautifully decorated in pink and white. The bride elect stood in a pretty little bower, built in one comer of the room while opening her many lovely and useful presents from Miss Mary Smith, Miss Zula Braden. Miss Marcia Flint. Mrs. Lee Wood, Mrs. Meda Long. Mrs. Robert Johns, Mrs. Lowell Wyatt, Mrs. Glen Flint Mrs. John Joe Brackney, Mrs Dale Brown, Mrs. Cecil Phillips. Mrs. Paul Evens. Mrs. Arthur White and Jane, Mrs. Robert Bridges, Mrs. Eli Williams, Mrs. William Templeman, Mrs. Norman Birt. Mrs. Katie WTieeler, Mrs. Don Wheeler, Mrs. Curtis Neal. Mrs. Don Fiddler, Mrs Chester Davis, Mrs. Milton Klebusch. Mrs. O. F. Bell, Mrs. Jean White and son Mike. Mrs. Robert Hubble and Chester Allen Davi: and Kenny Templeman.

•MY OH ME! I didn’t know our rugs were so soiled" said a Fina Foam user. Stop ’N Shop. It

FOR RENT: Modern 3 room apartment furnished. Phone 5WW. 7*2p

FOR SALE. Duo Cruiser housq trailer special built for Chicago trailer show. Private owner. Can be seen at Marathon station, Bloomington and Hanna street, highway 43 south Greencastle, Ind. 7-6p

™V RENTT 3. , , north Quincy, rg). 5o i sell farm equipment m ,"1 *i Elbert Williams. ^

Taken by mistak^' at ^ Bureau Dinner at Gobi n vJ orial church a hat. ctaii Eggers, Cloverdale „ charges.

or night or will care f nr r ,1 ren in my home through ik * at 309 west Jacob street 691-J. 30c an hour. ^

KM) 2-weeks old Barred Hoeks 125 week old Barred Hocks, 17.1 week old While Rooks. A few hundred baby chicks. O. K. Hat chcry. 7-2t.

FOR SALE: Tuesday, March 15, 500 white leghorn cackercls 6c each. <). K. Hatchery. 7-2t

DID YOU KNOW

Laundry-Ease Used 80,000 GALLONS OF WATER IN FEBRUARY ALONE IN THE STERILIZATION OF OUR WASHES. BE ASSURED OF AN INDIVIDUAL WASH By the most moden sanitary laundry metMs.

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WANTED: 16 year old ben wants work in restaurant afte’ school and week ends. Jack Lyon 405 north Madison. 7-2p

- *. 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- -I- 4- 4- 4- Q ANNIVERSARIES Q4.4,4,4-4«4-4-4-4-4-4- 4- C * Birthday Ronald Baldwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Basil Baldwin. 2 years old today, March 7th.

HATS

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Why Limit Yourself to a OneW«iH*WS0K Heating Plant!

Light, lovely, irrcslstahlc straws in all new spring colors. They’re hound to please in price. Hats remodeled and trimmed. Flowers and veiling.

NELLYE RIGGS 207 Bloomington Street. Phone for evening appointments — 1087.

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PVT. KING

(Continnril from l-nire One* was thrown down an embank-

ment. being killed instantly. He ; survived by the parents and

i daughter, Sharon Rose.

LEGISLATURE by th° Senate nftor its House passage. The measure would i irease maximum weekly benefits *'roni $20 to $25 a week and the duration of benefits from 20 to 25 weeks. In similar status are two aid ills. One would give courts mthority to raise allowances for lependent, neglected and delinquent children and another would increase the allowance for dependent children cared for in homes of relatives or others.

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CITY FIREMEN home. Firemen Hill and Balay answered the call and prevented

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“There waa a time when I thought I’d be a Case History for keeps. A time when a dry laugh caught in my throat at the thought that I’d ever hold a job again. “That was the time when a smile, a friendly word ftom a Red Cross worker was worth more than all the money in the world. The Red Cross believed I’d come through O.K. They made me believe it, too.

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GREENCASTLE