The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 June 1949 — Page 3

the ^AILY BANNER. GREFNCASTIE, INDIANA. FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1949.

inakn up mo!<! d ub on the temperature to

en t of ail foods ;tll iverage Amerof a vegetable jnds not so much l,.," been h^rvest.-

.vhieh it is exposed.

The acreage planted to vvhea' '.his year in the United States will bo by far the largest on record.

WE PAY FOR DEAD ANIMALS orrpt, Sanitary Service. CALL GREEHCASTLE 278 OR 97 , (1.0VKRUAU5 30 OK PUTNAMVILL* M. JK 100 KOACHDALE 79K7 We pay all phone charges. JOHN WACHTEL CORP.

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HOSPITAL NOTKS Opal Higgins of Ur- eneastle ■{ 3, was admitted Thursday. J. D. Johnson of Quincy, was admitted Thursday. Cecil Arnold of Fillmore, wa admitted Thursday. Mrs. lola Kelly of Ladoga, wnadmitted Thursday. Mrs. Rosel I a Phlucger and infant of Knightsvillc. were dismissed Thursday. Sandra Fellows of Reelsville, was dismissed Thursday. Mrs. Mary Louise Aker an,I daughter of Greencnstle R. 4 were dismissed Thursday T. A. Kleckner of Greencastle. was dismissed Thursday. Melinda Hetser of Greeneastle, was dismissed Thursday. Mrs. Lclia Franklin and daughter of Stilesville, wore dismissed Thursday. Phylis Laningan of Greencastle, was dismissed Thursday. < aki> ok thanks I am very grateful lor Hi. d oh of papering that Mrs KI01 nee Buis did for us on Monday did for the splendid help that Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCan - nack did on Tuesday helping nr. wife clean the rugs and placing I he furniture back, also than ; Mr. and Mrs. Russ Hodgi for he many things they have don >vor a pericxl of two yea?.' a [ have been unable to do any work. Lawrence McCamni.i''"< Cloverdale, R. 2. 'Hie Pulnain County Home Pi. Chorus will have a called 1. hearsal Tuesday. June M. at S:()0 •’clock at the courthouse Ail nembers pleace be present. There will be preaching s. vices at the Mt. Meridian church Sunday evening at 7 MO CST ,\1o special ringing. Rev. June Ovaijs, pastor. Mrs. J. L. Robertson an 1 hildren of Visalia, Californni. re here foi a month's visit •vlth her parents, Mr. and Mi I. VV. Herod. Mr. and Mrs. Gruylon Herod and family of Ten,' ilaute will join Hum for the ■veckend.

A Little of.. . THIS AND THAT

They tell us the Lions Club nembers up Koaclnlalc way are busy getting ready for their annual Fourth of July celebration and homecoming. Rehieber the big snake stories a few summer ago emanating from down around Putnam ville. .

JIM /.KIS

\V, want to compliment Cassell C. Tucker Post 58 American Legion on the high type carnival it is sponsoring at the city park this week. The shows, rides and concessions arc clean throughout. The equipment is in good condition and the personnel is above the averag'. These arc the reasons that the Legion has brought the Baker Shows hack to Greeneastle for the past several years. While following tile fire mn k to a grass fire Wednesday afternoon, the police car almost had a bad fire. Chief Skimmerho; a reports that the wiring on I,a led light started smoking ami In had to stop and jerk out t ie defective wires. Needless to say, the police car went to the ga--age for repairs. ! lease Motorist, wateh Hie kids playing in the strecU. And Youngsters, stay away from the old quarry pond when you want to go wading or

swimming.

From the press dispatehc. 1 regarding the Communist spy 1 trials in the nation's capita' j you could easily get the imi pression that the Hollywood "wolves" are not as numerous

as the Reds.

lute was givi 11 to th'- Christian aid American flags, followed with all repeating the creed it: unison. Mrs. Forest Kelly gave a very interesting lesson on "Food Preservation. which was very beneficial. Twenty two members answered the roll call with “A Memory ol Mother." Five guests. Mrs. Mini G Idmg . presidi nt of Happier Homes Club of Greencastl Mrs. Cecil Nichols, president of East Marion Club, Rex All n.

Roger Lee Harcourt and Miss Marjorie Christy were present also. The secretary and treasurer’s report were read and approved. The penny collection was taken by Mrs. Lester Miller. Plans were discussed for the tour to Richmond and Muncie. After the repeating of the club prayer, during the social hour delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses. The meeting adjourned to meet at the home of Mrs. Left-l

Goss with Mrs. Raymond G' ' hostess, June 16 at 2 o’clock. DST. PAUSTINE NEWS Marjorie Miles has entered Central Business College at Indianapolis. Dorothy Osborn of Indianapolis spent the weekend With her parents. Mary Ann Pope spent the weekend with her parents Me. and Mrs. Ott Hand.

Adam "Churchill Down” Wagner will be missed at the A TO house this Fall. Adam is retiring from his work or a goo 1 many years and the fraternity in appreciation for his long service, has voted him a token pension.

From what we hear, the exact 1 value of the items missing from Locust Manor may never ho known. With various persons coming and going in a hall of residence, and without am questions asked, it is a simp:.' natter to walk away with floor lamps and anything els Hint is loose and can be carried.

Don't forget tarts Monday.

fans.

softball

The .. w Fathers’ Auxiliary . f VFW Post 1550 will meet. Tuesday evening. May 14, at the Gen. Jesse M. Lee Home. It hoped that the names of 100 Dad:, of Putnam county overseas veterans will he ready for the charter at that time.

Andy Sanford reported this morning that he is having ripe tomatoc:; from his garden. We’ll put up a nenu of Hoosier fried chicken, mashed potaj toes, green beans and sliced to- | matoes against the "eats” I any other state in the union.

Congratulations West ’

Charlit

Glad to learn that Byrne Hall is going into business in Greeneastle. He’s a swell fellaw and (piite a booster for our city ■ nice coning here from Bloom ington a couple of years ago.

HOME E(. news The Fast Floyd Home Ec Club met May IK at the home of Mr. Bnjnham Austin with Mrs. Fm1 st K' llv of Grcencastjc, hoste Mis. Lloyd Greenlee, president, opened the meeting with the group singing the club song "Fairest Lad Jesus." The sn-

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