The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 June 1949 — Page 2

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NEWLYWEDS Gov. Fuller Warren, 43, and his 23-year-old bride, the former Barbara Jean Manning, will set up housekeeping at the governor's mansion in Tallahassee by the end of the week, th^y suy. They’re shown after rites in Los Angeles. (International)

Todays Market Hogs 4.000; market active, barrows and gilts 25 V> 50c higher on weights above 230 lbs. harrows and gilts 170-250 lbs $21.00 $21.75; most $21.25 up, 250-290 lbs $20.00-^21.25; little indication of much to sell under $19.00; few 100-160 lbs mostly $17.50 down; light sows 350 lbs down, slo.v to 25 or more higher, heavier weights steady; bulk good 350 lbs (Town $17.25$17.50; few under 300 lbs $18.00; bulk 350-550 lbs $13 00-$17.00.

A bus load of high school gins from East Chicago were here today visiting DcPauw University. They were making a trip

through Indiana getting information on various colleges, which they may attend next year

or afterwards.

MORTON Several from this community attended the O. E. S. picnic at Robe Ann Park on Sunday. Tin re will be church services at Union Chapel Sunday evening, July 3rd. at 7:30 o’clock. Mrs. Hallie Black and daughter called pn Mr. and' Mrs. Harry McCabe and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Yochuni on Saturday. , Mr and Mrs. Howard Burkett and family and Mr. and Mrs. Zepha Burkett spent a few days in Madison, Wis.. last week. Howard Burkett attended a convention there.

SALE Women s Shoes We hove picked from our regular stock over 400 pairs of Women's and Growing Girls Shoes and placed them in 2 price groups at $2.99 *nd $0.99 PUMPS - STRAPS - TIES - OXFORDS Broken Sizes regularly selling from $5.00 to $8.95 See them on the tables. Your size may be here. BDOlfllstinP

All township committeemen will meet at the Triple- A office Friday afternoon. July 1st. Miss Caroi Rossok left Monday i with Mr. and Mrs Donald Min- ' nick to spend the llh of July in Miami, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stoner spent Sunday in Indianapolis, the guest ot Mr. and Mrs. Klvis HenI son and son Larry Steven. The County Triple A. committee and the secretary-treasurer 1 will attend a mooting at Spencer j Thursday, but the office- will re-

main open.

t The W. S. C. S. caravan of Bloomingtoh district will meet at the Cloverdale 7»iethodist Church, July 7th for an all day meeting. There will be a covered dish lunch. All :iiemT)er.s are asked to attend this mooting. Miss Uloiin English of Floyd t' .vnship and her sister Edith of i anvillc, with their aunt. Miss Edna Hand, are vacationing and visiting friends in southern Indiana. Ohio and Kentucky. Although driving their own car, they plan to ferry the Ohio river

for amusement.

Dr? and Mrs. G. D. lihea and children, Roddy and. Rita hav/i i^ltfurned from a v|slt in the| kast. After a 'week inVMoi .

Yolk City they attended thii w,s'l^ j ■liB'

'it George Bence RfllsettW-JoftW in Niantic, Conn. Previous to this they visited Mr. and Mrs. Seaman Rossetter in Springfield. Mass. On their qeturn • they stopped a day in Philadelphia with friends. Mrs Ear le Wisoman and daughter. Jmse. aoc*>mpafii' d thf iu to Ney Ys-rk for a

week.

Mr .and Mrs. O. H. Key have returned home from Springfield, 111., whore they attended the funeral of Mrs. Key's brother, Claud M. Smyth., Mr. S.nythe j was manager of one of the leading hotels in Springfield until five years ago when he retired. Besides the widow, he Is survived by a daughter. Jessie Taylor Smythe. who is librarian to the Supreme Court at SpringHeld .Miss Smythe,,a practicing lawyer, is the only! woman to hold this position in the state of Illinois. She was admitted to the bar in 1946.

Clinton Homemaker* To fleet With >lrs. Vermillion j.'ie meeting of the Clinton Honemakers Home Economies Club will be held at the home ofMrs. Stanley Vermillion, on July 5th. at 2 p. m. GST. Instead c.T at the home of Mrs. Russell Firestone as previously announ •- od. •F -1* -t- + Nlnrton O. F.. S. Chapter Held Annual Picnic

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The Morton Chapter of East-, orn Star held their annual picn June 26 at Robe Ann Park W)‘h Toity-seven present. , At noon a lovely and bountiful <iir,ner was held wf.fci) every one enjoyed fully. The nfio.noo.i was spent in playing car«i( and visiting, while the children enjoyed the playground. Those attending were Mr. and ! Mrs. vVm. Lane, (’ante CLoifell- ; er, Elizabeth Clodfelter and i children. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hfizlett and family, Carolyn Sue | 'Price, Jim Kelly, Mr. and Mrs j Wm. Knauer, Mr. and Mrs. Earl 1 O'Hair, Mr. and Mrs. Harrv j Glitz and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Norman Scott. Mr. % and ’Mr-. Er.mett Fulfird, Mr. and Mfs ' Ivan Harbison and daughter, Mr j and Mrs. Thomas Tuttle, Mr ) and Mis. Bert Garrett ah f | granddaughter, Mrs. Georgia Martin and Mrs. Vivian Scobej and children and Mr. and Mrs. Koy Foreson from Chicago. Til. i

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ihe East Marion Homo E«-. ! Club will meet Friday ah 2:00 p. i ni. at the home of Mrs. Will j Glidewell. 8 W. Poplar St. *

AS .( -Hi GOLD RUSH

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WHITE T SHIRTS Special at 99c

I GROUP NECK WEAR 49c

ANNIVERSARIES

Weddings

Patsy Jane F<irtner 8 years

old, today, June 29.

BABY SITTER CLEAR Eli HAMMOND. Ind.. June 29 - .I.UP.I ,■ Baby sitter Joan Far-

rell. y. waa cleared today of. blame for the death of a baby ! girMknd gpfuriea to her twin | brojjj^r^ndetibiing-hot bath wat- !

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Active.John Elnseley salt 1 | told^'min she tested the j

water w'ith hi r elbow before 1 placing 20-month-old Carol and

hi-r brother. Robert, in it.

• * Tli \Vater was running whiie she AvAil'for their pajamas, the i girl said, and she suddenly heat J I

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irf .lived them from the water, and dipped them in coo) water. Then she called a doctor. Carol died in a hospital. Rob-

ert is recovering.

Einseley said one of the twins apparently changed the adjustments of the water raueet accidentally or the mixture of hot and cold water may have changed itself while the water was

running.

WHITE AND FANCY DRESS ^ SHIRTS Values To $4.50 SPECIAL $2.49

SUMMER TROUSERS IN 3 GROUPS $6.00 To $7.00 . $4.99 $7.50 To $8.50 ' / t $5.99 $9,00 7. $10.00, $6.99

MEN’S FANCY iiT»» I nodi SHIRTS IN 2 CROUPS $2.00 To $2$l $1.49 $3.00 To $3$C $2.49

MASONIC NOTICE Called meeting nf Cloverdale Lodge No. 132 F. A. M. Thursday June 30, 1949. 7:30 P. M Work in M M. Degree. Bert Gross, W. M.

MILLERS SOIL SERVICE Restore and improve Soil Fertility Replace the phosphorous in your soil, the low cost way. USE Finely Ground Florida Natural Phosphate. Guaranteed 33% Spread on your young clover -- and pasture. COATESYILLE IMPLEMENT CO. C0ATESVILLE, INDIANA PHONE 61

24 HOUR SERVIOB WHITE CLEANERS $09 N. Jackoon St.

FISHIN' FUN The downpour last night makes it hard for th«- local's to find decent fishing waters, hut it is the guess of this department that someone will find a likely sisit where they aj-e hitting today. As everyone knows, this Is the day when the Wednesday Afternoon Angling Society holds their weekly meeting, anil tomorrow is the day set aside t*y this organization for the telling nf tall tales. By the way, have you checked your tackle before the three .lay holiday of the Fourth of July? i Sportsman’s Shop

WATTS TRIAL Of T. 3 ■ SHELBYVILLE, bid , June 29. -»U1M --fehclby Circuit Court Judge'Harold Bf rgor today set Get. 3 as the*tentative (Into for the second murddO- trial „f r 0 . bert Watts. Barger presided at the Indianapolis Negro truckdriver’s first trial when he was sentenced to die m the electee chair for the. shotgun slaying of Mrs. Mary Lois Burney. But a ruling Monday by the U. S. Supreme Court, stating that Watt’s personal rights were violated when a confession he made was obtained by police under duress, voided the death sentence. Marion County ProaocuYor George S. Dailey said Watts would be trif-d again for the Burney slaying and that he would hold "in reserve” another charge against Watts for the fatal stabbing of clubwoman Mrs. Maliel Mi rrifield. . Watts "confessed" both murders, but Dailey said he believ, d the state had a stronger cane ttirainst him in the Burney murder.

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HOSPITAL NOTES Carl Wallace. Danville, R. 2. was admitted Tuesday. Daniel Ooley, Bainbridge, was admitted Tuesday. Katherine Alspaugh, Greoncastle was admitted Tuesday. Donald Smith, Greencastle, was admitted Tuesday. Richard White, Greencastle, was ailmittpd Tuesday. Mary Ixni Huffman, Spencer, was admitted Tuesday. Helen Cummings, Plainfield was admitted Tuesday. Milton Butcher, Greencastle was admitted Tuesday. Mrs. Rose Elmore and daughter of Stilesville, were dismissed Tuao^y.

LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS < 3 GROUPS $3.49 $4.49

$5.49

I ..GROUP MEN’S , SOCKS VALUES TO 75c 49c

SUITS

SUMMER AND SPRING WEIGHTS ALL GO AT

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MALE

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ONE GROUP LEISURE COATS ‘"■bo SPORT COATS 49% OFF

ONE (iKOl'P MEN S wlXDPROOf JACKETS 49% OFF

SPECIAL GROUP BOYS SHIRTS Values To $2.50 99c gui

BOYS

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BOYS SUITS

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BOYS SPORT COATS 49% OFF

boys SOCKS 40c and 50c Values 29c

CANNON 59 YEARS IN PUTNAM COUNTY