The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 April 1949 — Page 3

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card or thanks i We wish to expres our sincere 1 thanks and deep appreciation to | our friends, neighbors and relatives for their sympathy arsl kind assistance at the death of our wife and mother, Mrs. Cyril j Jarvis. We also wish to thank the Rector Funeral Home for their fine service and all those who sent the beautiful floral offerings. Cyril Jarvis Mr. and Mrs. Chester Jarvis Mr. and Mrs. Griffin Baker Mr. and Mrs. William Jarvia

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Tiger Cubs Win Baseball Game

The Tiger Cubs opened their baseball season Tuesday at Clayton and the Greencastle high school diamond squad returned home the winner, 11 to 7. Cox, Smithers, Taylor and Foxx formed the Cub battery. The baseball and track schedules for th. locals are: Apr. 8 North Salem, there Apr. 12 Avon, here Apr. 20 Clayton, here Apr. 25 Shelbyville, there Apr. 28 Connersville, here May 5 Franklin, here May 9 Seymour, here May 12 Greenaburg, there May 16 Martinsville, there May 19 Cloumbus, here Track Apr. 11 Columbus and Martins ville. here Apr. 14 Plainfield and Boys School, there Apr. 19 Brazil and Concannon

there

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May 6-7 Conference meet at Rushville OBITUARY In the quiet hours of the even ing twilight, God in His wisdon and infinite mercy came quietly and gently took another li!\ from the Golden Bowl. Tender!’ Hr gathered our loving mothe: into His arms and took her '. her eternal home In Heaven. He suffering has ended and now she rests in heavenly peace. Martha Elnore Lear passed away Friday, March 25. at 7:JO o’clock in the evening, at the age of 70 years, one month and HO days. She had been in ill health for the past two years. She was born in Greencastle February 1, 1879 and spent her entire life here. She was the daughter of Eliza Ann and ' William Ray King, who have preceded her in death On November 9, 1894 she was married to Walter D. Lear, who preceded her in death January 25, 1945. To this union were born seven children, two daugh-1 tors and five sons. She lived her entire life in this community. During that time she made a wide circle of friends. She was

! kindly, sympathetic and always ready to lend a helping hand in time of need. She was a devoted mother and spent many yeais and much of her strength caring for an invalid son. She was loved by all. Her home and family were her chief interest ami she gave of her love and strength to

the end.

She leaves to mourn her loss, two daughters, Mrs. Charles Plank of South Bend and Mrs. Albert Sage of Indianapolis; four sons, Donald, LoRoy and Warren of Greencastle and Francis of Ft. Wayne; two brothers. Thomas King of Greencastle and W llard of Needham. Ind.; two sisters, Mrs. Edward Hammel and Mrs. Hannah Saddler of Green castle; four grandsons, Charles ind Robert Plank of South Bend and Donald and Larry Lear of Oreencastle. Deep in our hearts lies a picturt Of a loved one gone to rest, In memory's frame shall we keep

it,

Because she was one of the best

As we loved her so shall we mis: her, In our hearts she will always be near, Loved, remembered and longed for always, And will bring many silent tears. Sunshine passes, shadows fall. Love’s remembrance outlasts al! Ami though the years be many or few, They will be filled with remem bianco, dear Mother, of you

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Ml Urged To Conserve Land

surance against disaster is scientific, acre-by-acrc soil consrevation farming, the conservation specialist asserts. Inidana farmers have accepted soil conservation as much a part of everyday agriculture as they have hybrid corn orsulfa drugs, and have put conservation measures on the land in increasing amounts each year. Farmers are aware that onefourth to three-fourth of the top soil of approximately 7.000,000 acres of Indiana's soil have been removed through erosion. B. O. Cole, executive secretary of the State Concervation Committee. cited recent field tests conducted cooperatively by th. Purdue University Agricultui a Experiment Station and the date conservation service. Ir icveral districts, different con ditions showed an average o. ?ight bushels of com and thro, bushels of soybeans to the acre m the contoured land over the yield with up and down hill cul-

tivation.

Furthermore, studies made ii ihe Benton County district re .’ealed that on those areas which

had lost to within less than an inch of their orginal topsoil, the average corn yield was not quite 20 bushels an acre. On areas where three to four inches of topsoil remained, the yield was almost 49 bushels an acre, and

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topsoil 13 inches deep produced 81.5 bushels of the acre.

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LAFAYETTE, Ind., April 6 Rural and urban people alike an* urged to consider their common .slake in the conservation nl the state's fertile land during Soil Conservation Week proclaimed by Governor Henry F. Schricker for the period of April 3-9. Kenneth Welton, state soil conservationist, points out that “our good land is not inexhaustible and that soil bankruptcy l< the handmaiden of poverty, local business disaster, migration and disappointment". The In-

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STANDING ALONE in an agony of helplessness, a nun is outlined by flames roaring through St. Anthony’s hospital, Effing-ham, 111., .i wmen more tnan 60 persons died as result of a flash fire. Ten of the victims were newly-born babies, i International l ______

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