The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 July 1949 — Page 3

m* DAILY BANNER, GWENCASTU, INDIANA,

MONDAY, JULY 1 1, 1949.

)KS LIKE GOOD MEDICINE

It's an III Wind — *:7i

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[ n unMOR 13 evident aa President Truman and Sir AlexV ,• (i .scoverer of penicillin, chat at the White House tr Fleming’s arrival in the U. S. en route to be guest of | dlcation B 0 f Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation at

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— THAT BLOWS no good, they say, *nd New York's freak storm was io exception as it gladdened

(International) nasculine eyes with glimpses

'ke • this — Erica Rosenbaum

(left) and Patricia Leavy trying

o keep skirts doyn. Although he 50-mph gale cut 96.7-dcgrce leat 13 degrees in less than an lour, resulting accidents brought leath to seven. (International)

Local Baseball Team Wins, 20-9 r cm Bros, semilpro baseball loam w< nt on a hitting rampage Sunday afternoon at Robe-Ann Park, defeating the Brazil Moose squad, 20 to 9. Toe local sluggers collected .1 otal of 25 hits in compiling heir 20 runs. Bob llaverly went the route on the mound for Deem Bros., while t ie visitors used th" i hurlers in a vain attempt to stop the Greencastlc batsmen. Doc i'aylor was behind the plate for

he locals.

Deem Bros will play at horn 1 again next Sunday. Their opponent will die ci nounted later. Sitftball News I.A.'iT NIGHT UF-SI LTS Whito Cleaners, 12; Hurty's

Gulf, 8.

American Legion, 2; Mt. Mer-

idian, 1.

Webb's Studcbaker, 9; Lone

Star, 6.

and son Rex, Mrs. Knauer and Doris all attended the "Dick Contino Show” at Indianapolis On Wednesday. They also visited in the home of Mr. and Mr.i Alden Webber of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Cot's visited in the homo of Mr. and Mis. Russell Reeves ovei the

weekend.

Mr. anil Mrs. Melvin Re v : and daughter have arrived Arizona. Melvin’s health is i 1 ' proved some since arriving t'.ie.-e CLINTON 1 . .I.S

Bridgecton after visiting Mr. Mrs. James Burk. Mrs. Ward Arnold anu Mar..

Ellen, called on Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Bettis ard Lida Pierce Saturday evening.

Betty Keyt spent Frida' Friday night with Bette liams.

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NEW MAYHVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Homei bleward and son, Raymond Eugene o' eir .Jp.me.stc.vn called on Clyde Stcw.-.rd end family Friday

night.

Mrs. John Malicoa; called >n ! Lulu Ward Sunday afiernaon. : Mr. and Mrs. Lester Crosov and family of Indianapolis. ■ spent Friday night with Mt. tnd Mrs. John Malicoat and j family. Vi itors of Mr. and Mrs. Robrt Jchnston and son during th week were Andy Pope of Danville, Mr. and Mrs. D. Ralston. Mr. and Mrs. Ralston of Indianpolis, Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Long of near Greencastle anu Lloyd Young ef Indianapolis. Sunday and Monday visitors of Clyde St .vard and familv were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peteron of DcKalb, 111. and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Cook and son of La-

Jog a.

Visitors of Mr and Mrs. Ilham Ki.k an:! family were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence O Hair and air.i’y of Grrcncastle and Mi and Mrs. Ralph Keck and fami ly af McorcsviUe.

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Enjoy Carefree Summer Motoring!

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* SERVICE OPERATIONS Adjust Brakes. Adjust Steering Gear and Front Wheel Toe-in. Rearrange Tires If Necessary. Adjust and Clean Spark Plugs. Clean Fuel Pump and Adjust Carburetor for Summer Driving. Adjust Fan Belt. - Inspect Battery and Clean Terminals.

plus this 10-POINT CHECK-UP ot NO EXTRA CHARGE Lights . . . Windshield Wiper . . . Horns .. . Wheel Bearings ... Shock Absorbers . . . Transmission . . • Differential . . . Cooling System . . • Oil Filter . . . Ignition.

LEAGI E STANDINGS

American Legion 5 Moose Lodge 4 vlillcr’s Hardwai c 2 High School . 3 .one Star Local No 39 2 Fillmore 1 .Vebb’a Studcbaker ... 1 Mt Meridian 0

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Hooligans 3 Clowns 1 Tiger Rags .a 1 Cement Mixers 0 .layrce Longue jportsman Shop 3 Janner-News 2 Mullin’s Drug Store .... 2 1 White Cleaners 2 1 Mulligan Softwaier 1 1 loan’s Drug Store 1 2 ’utnamvillc 0 ;■ lurty’s Gulf 0 3

TONIGHT

6:00 p. m. Banner-News vs White Cleaners. 7:15 p. in. Cement Mixers vs Tiger Ragers. 8:30 p. m. Fillmore vs. Miller’s lard ware. , TUESDAY, July 12 0:00 p. in. Putnamville vs. Mullin’s Drug Store. 7:15 p .m. Cannon’s Clov.i : ,•3. The Hooligans. G:30 p. in Moose vs Lone Star Local No. 39. WEDNESDAY, July lit (',:90 p. m. Culligan Soft Water /a. Hursty’s Gtilf S. at ion. 7:15 Amcrcian Legion vs

ligh School.

8:30 p. in. Webh’.i Sludehakers s. Mt. Meridian. THI KSDAY, July II 6:00 p. m. Coan’s Drug Store vs. Sportsman Shop. 7:15 p. m. Miller’s Hardware vs, Iligli School. 8:30 p. m. Grecncastle (girls) vs Hillman tgirls) Terre Haute. FRIDAY, July 15 6:00 p. in. Culligan Soft VV’atov vs. Banner-News. f:15 p. in. Amercian Legi'ii

vs Moose.

8:30 p. m. Lone Star I^ocal No, 39 vs. Mt. Meridian

For thirsty sports fans, a 10gallon soft drink dispenser has been introduced in Chicago. North Carolina now is the leading furniture producing state of the United States. RURAL ROUTE 3 Mrs. Edna Knauer and daughter Doris have returned home after visiting for two weeks in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Knauer and son Terry and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knauer and son Kenneth of Klwood, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Knauer an 1 son Rex or Arcadia. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Knauer

Mr. and Mrs. Osc".r Martin were Saturday right rappci guests of Mr. and Mrs. .t in Vet million. Saturday night uui'pcr guest? of Mr. and Mrs. Clco Keyt wen Mr. and Mrs. lamc.i Love. Pauline Keyt, Bub Slave.is an'’ Morris Sims of Greene.,stle Mr. ard Mrr. War J Arncl spent Monday evening with Mand Mrs. Frank McKeehnn. Mr. and Mrs. James Burk am grandson Kevin callctr on M' ami Mrs. eVrn SilJa;. Mr. and M s. William ^r:; vl and family- spent Sunuay wit! Mr. anel Mrs. Marvin Cruise. Mr. and Mrs. Lonaiu .>iat ; i an son, Mr. and Airs. John Mai tin and family, Mr. r.i.a Mr Oscar Martin Jr., anu sons. Mr and Mrs. Coleham spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Oncai Martin. Pfc. Ralph Arnold spent t.n 4th of July at Shakainack puk Kevin Burk spent the Wi-ek end with Mr. and Mrs. Ja re-

Burk.

Mr. and Mrs. Willard Miller and family spent Monday in Bra-

zil.

John E. Burk has rc-.urtied to

AROUND THE TOWN

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Joseph Migliorisi. New Vuk thread salesman, gets his Traveler ready for u 137-mile delivery run. Mr. Migliorisi, known in hnsi. ne-s as "Mr. Wiggle", load- 80 pound cartons into the Traveler’s 130 cn. ft. cargo hold, (with room for 3 passengers). The powerful, 7«3-lo-l high compression kaiser engine saves plenty of gas!

Converting the Migliorisi's Tiaveler from a luxurious -i\-pu*-cn-gor sedan to a cargo carrier is a 10-set-oml joh. Here, littlo \ ii ky, 6, already has tin- tailboard down, while I-rankle. 11. flipup the hatch. Says their father, "1 change my kaiser Traveler into ’shirt sleeves’ almost as fast as taking off my own coat!”

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