The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 May 1949 — Page 5

THE DAILY BANNER, SREENCASTtt, INDIANA, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1949.

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29c GIRLS' RAYON PANTY 4 FOR OT C th»p today and Mill f Trim ond tailored in firm rayon knit—choose from white, pink, blue or maize. Sizes from 2-14.

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Fine quality wonder-washing 80 sq. percale in „J 0 complete range of popular spring colors v '

and patterns for mom and kiddies’ wear, play-

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REGULAR 2.39 BROADCLOTH SHIRTS ORIGINALLY SOLD FOR 2.91

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Now's the time to stock up on these fine shirts for tubitantial savings. Of high-count Sanforized broadcloth 11% shrinkage), they're tailored to a man’s taste for good looks and easy fit. New Tacoma Collar stay's wiltfree longer. Washfast cobrs. Sizes 14 to 1/, 32 to 35.

RIG. 6.98 STURDY RED BAND WORK SHOE An extra-light price for a heavy duty work C 98 shoe! Here's real conjfflrt on outdoor or in- ^ door jobs. Of *oft, supple, elk-tanned leather * Cutwith tough cord or leather soles. Sizes 6-12. Priced)

Stock up on these nowl Serviceable, man-sized ll?" square), with hemstitched borders. While.

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Mother s Day Cards at Eitel s

OBITI’ARY Kenneth B. Martin (familiarly known as Dick) was horn in Clinton township near Morton May 28, 1920. He lived his entire life in,Parke and Pulnaii) counties, up until hi’ entered ser vice for his country Dec. 29 194-1. He took his training fit Camp Roberts in California and sailed for Australia April 22. 1942. Ho left Australia sometime in September for New Guinea as a member of 126th Infantry under Commanding OffiI Cer Joseph S. Bradley and Lieut- | cnant Wilber C. Lyttle, was la-d j heard from Nov. 18, 1942. On Jan. 25, 1943 his mother and I lather received a telegram stating he was killed in action Nov i 26. 1942. He was the first Put- ! uam county boy killed in service. A letter was received from his lieutenant saying a military and religious service was held at his I grave on Dec. 7. 1942, which was 1 properly marked in New Guinea The Order of the Purple Heart i and an award for outstanding ; bravery was received by the pai - I cuts. , He is survived by bis parents, [ Oscar and Helen Martin, of Clinton township, Putnam county; four brothers. Donald. James and Oscar, Jr., of Indianapolis and j lohn of Putnam county; three sisters. Dorothy McCullough of Darby. Montana, Imogene Crawley of Indianapolis and Wilma | Cruse of Putnam county. Kenneth lived among us 22 i year, five months and 29 days - Ho was very devoted to hi.mother and steadfast to hi many friends. Of a jovial courageous disposition, with a grim determination to do what he felt was right. Christ-like he ma I. the supreme sacrifice for u May the Captain that never lost a battle and is always on the 1 side of right, with all his earthly coordinates, win the battle for freedom, where he laid down Ivs young life to save, for The Prince of Pi ace to reign again. “Da k 1 wo will not forget but .will rrmember. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere | thanks and appreciation to o sr many friends, relatives and neighbors, for their many acts < f sympathy and kindness extonde I to us in our sorrow. Also we wish to thank Rev. McKeehan, Rev. Potter the American Legion j anti nil Who sent the beautiful floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Martin and family. pd.

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CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere thanks to all those who sent the beautiful flowers and cards to me, during my recent illness at the hospital, and especially Dr. T ipton, Dr. Wiseman. Dr. Schau weeker, the nurses and nurse aids. Mrs. R. P. Moore. pd CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks and n[»preciation to all the friends and neighbors for their sympathy and kindness shown to us at the death of our sister. Miss Hattie Luteke. Also the Rector Funeral Home and all those who sent the lovely floral offerings. Harry and Albert Luetek?

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GEN. ULAY BIDS TROOPS G00DBY

SOME 11.000 troops and 250 heavy tanks pass in review and more thar. 100 F-17 jet fighter planes roar overhead as Gen. Lucius D. Clay (arrow) reviews American occupation forces for the last time in Grafenwoehr, Germany. The American military governor announced at the review that he will retire from the U. S. Army June 1 and once again warned the world against Communism. Stars and Stripes photo. (International)