The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 July 1949 — Page 2

THF DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1949.

HAYMAKER OPTOMIMTU licted th IN'I July _’(J jD. nioi irfis would roll up an im(UPl IJcmocratic Stall' Chiiu-, pi sivc victory in IttuO. man Ira L. Hayniaki'i saiil today ; jVi-.iior Schricker and the his party ‘is singularly free <>t ! rest ot the State Administration

are aotng an outstanding job.”

said Haymaker.

“I believe that's the way you ; keep winning elections. Get in I office and then <lo a good job."

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HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered in the post office at (ireeneastle, Indiana as seropd class mail matter iinihT act of March 7, IH7K. Sidiserfptlon price 5 s '['JO cents per week; S I.IKI per year >>y mail in Ihitnam county; $3.00 to $7.80 l>er y<*ar outside

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Miss Mary Moore has returned home after visiting relatives m Mississippi. Mrs. Myrtle Muhtnix of Terre Haute and Mrs. Irene Hinote spent Tuesday in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Fisher Austin and sons, Donnie and Konnie rc turned home Monday from a two weeks visit with Mr. and Mr:. Paul Merendino and daughter in Dong Island, New York. Mrs. Merendino was the former Katherine Austin of this city. Mrs. Lillie Stump of Winehester, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Alice Day and family. Mr.s Kdr.a Stanley and Mrs. Vera Hancook of Plainfield ae- ( ompanied Mrs. Stump to Gre\l(astle Tuesday and spent the day with Mrs. Day. The Board of Zoning Appeals of the city, held a hear ing Tuesday evening in the couneil ehamber on the petition of Mrs. C. H. Barnaby to build a garage to the north of her residence, corner Seminary and Taylor Place, and u petition of the Moose i lodge for the erection of an electric sign on their home. I Both were granted by the Zonj dig Appeal Board. | Miss Patricia Spencer of . j Greeneastle, stale editor of the i Indiana branch of the Future ■ Homemakers of America will ' attend a workshop for twenty ; state and district officers of the Indiana branch to be held July 25-27 at Indiana University. This will be the third such workshop to be conducted, the 1947 and 1948 workshop having been held at Ball State Teachers College. The workshop, which will he under the direction of M’s: Virginia Sloan of the I. IT. School of Education, is limited to tie state and district officers. Mrs. Florence Campbell of Sheridan is visiting Miss Irene

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ANNIVERSARIES

Birthdays

Stevie Parrott, son or Mr. nr.d Mrs. William H. Barrett, .7 years old today, July 20. Charles Noble Tincher, 7 yea’-: "Id July 19, son ot Mr. and Mrs Wilfred Tincher, K. 3 . • onald Keith Austin, son of ^ Mr. and Mrs. Fisher Austin, j ; years old today, July 20th.

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Connections at Fort May...' for Toledo, «>.. Detroit, Grand Itapi.l* Lansing. Mich, and all points north and east. THB|T BUS Til KIT Bis Lv. Greeneastle 7:52 AM (OST) 11:45 AM (CSX) 1:40 PM « MT) Ar. IndlanniM.lis 9:05 AM « ST) 12:53 PM «\ST) 2:50 PM (CSX) Ar. Ft. Wayne 1:00 PM (CSX) 4:85 PM (( NT) «:.50 Pm (CSX)

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RUNNING TIME Only 5 Hours 8 Minutes to Ft. Wayne

SEATS ASSITlEl) Foil AM. THKOnill PANNKNGEKS Adrlitlonal dally departures for Indianapollh and Ft. Wayne at 0 AM 10:02 AM — 8:40 PM — 0:52 PM (Sturvlard Time)

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FISHIN' FUN We have hit'l (|irito a hit of excitement around the shop today, as a result of a flsh-| it'K trip to the Thomas Lake, "here Harry McClain, Kockvlllc It. It. I, hagged a Crappie that measured 15r^ inches long, ami "cigluMl one I omul and nine minces. We "<'re <>f tire opinion that the lead had changed in the! ( nipple division, and thtat the Keckley-Houi'k eomhinn liarl heen humped from first place, hut our legal department hauled out the official rules of !he contest which says, “Any resident of Putnam eounty may enter a sfiecimen, except employees of the Sportsman's Shop, and The Daily Ranner.” Therefore It looks ns though we are forced to decline the entry of Mr. McClain, and to tell him we are sorry. Sportsman’s Shop

Woman's Bible Class To Meet Friday The Woman's Bible Class of j the Gobin Memor ial Church Will meet Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Nettie Utt. 403 E. Hanna St. Mrs. Albert Arnold will have th devotions. + + + ♦ D. A. K. Past Regents Held Dinner Meeting Eight members of the Past Regents of Washburn Chapter D a K Club enjoyed a steak Jinner at Old Trail Inn Tire*;■day evening. Those participating in the social evening were Mrs. Ford Lucas, Mrs. Wm. Boatright, Miss Grace Browning, Mr s. Ji 'in Cook, Dr. Wienona Welch. Miss Mary Elizabeth Per k. Mrs. Dorothy Neff Do-

Vaney.

+ + + + St. Paul's Study Club Me ets Friday St. Paul’s Study Club will meet Friday afternoon at til-3 home of Mrs. Donald Riley, S. Jackson street road. + + + + Plan Farewell sup|H'r For Three Families The Bainbridge Methodist Church will have a farewell supper at the Church Friday night, honor of three rnurch families who are leaving the community. The supper will honor the Walter Roeschlcins, the R. E. Settles, and the F. L. Priests. The pitch in supper will be at seven o'clock and following the supper will be a variety program. which is bring arranged by Mrs. Curtis Higgins. Everyone in the community is invited to bring a basket oiiit attend the evening's supper and pro-

grain.

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Woman's Union To Meet Thursday The Woman’s Union of the First Chr istian Church will meet Thin srlay afternoon at 2 o'clock •t the church parlor.

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Re n lulali- Kiddies Complete ilindergarten

School is out for the 23 youngsters who were enrolled in Roar-hriale's first kindergarten. The past six weeks of this wholesome, pre-school training wax under the capable supervision of Miss Gladys Sut.herlin ornrer Roachdale primary teacher. For the final day a Picnic lunch was served by the committee. Mrs. Pliiiai: and her little daughter Anna with her doll were dressed in tnelr native

costumes of Esthonm.

Theta Lambda Chapter of 'Jelta Theta Tau sponsored the nonprofit venture. The Delta I beta fail is a national organization whose purpose js both national and local philanthrophy

ir.d service.

An epidemic of whooping ough interrupted the school, amounting for several absences, this did not detract from the general good rendered by the

■vorthwhile schooling.

Those attending were: Debby Allen. Gwendolyn Ulaydea, bake Brookshire. Myra Jean

Vise, Bobby Chastain, rawley, -Joe Crosby, ■< 'urran, Bobby Darnell. : '; s Py- PhiHip Everman.

Jarrlott, Madonna Gough. Karen larney, Susie Howard, Rita oJar Myers. Jerry Noland. Terrv '’arks, Anne Pihlak, Char].-, K/.y

Kiggte, Mikc

r !' ' Lf,u Ann Ryan, Rockv Shannon, Millie Ann Steele, and

Donald VanVactor.

Mrs. Nr-llye R igffs ^ hHs hern spending the pasl t '-nths .n Valmore, New Mexrco! r„‘"c n '° m ' ite '■*•

Todays Market Hogs 5000. Mid-session less active than early. Barrows and gilts barely steady. Good and holer 170-240 lbs. $23.50-$23-25. 220-240 lbs. $22.50-$22.75. Heavier 240-290 lbs. weights -can-e. 100-160 lbs .'>i7.00-$20.00. Tows about steady, $13.00-$18-00. Cattle 1200 Calves iiOO. Steers tnd heifers fairly active. Steady somewhat slow on grassers. Steer top $27.25. Vealers steady top $26.00. Hheep 700. Unevenly steady to >0c and instances $1.00 lower. Good and choice $24.00-$25.00. Slaughter ewes scarce at $5.00$8.00.

HOSPITAL NOTES Louis Williams of Greencastlwas damitted Tuesday. Albert Poynter of Crawfor isville R 1. was admitted Tues-

day.

Carl Snapp of Greeneastle. was admitted Tuesday. Ernest Custer of Greeneastle, was admitted Tuesday. Mrs. Harold Mendenhall of Brownsburg, was admitted Wednesday. Karen Gorham of Indianapolis, was admitted Wednesday. George Reynolds of Green-1 castle, was admitted Wednesday. Geofge Ensign of Greencastl was dismissed Tuesday. MOKTON ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bock ane family are moving into thhouse on Mae Stagg's farm. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gordon of Miami. Florida visited Mr. :.' d Mrs. Geo. Driskell last week Mr.s. Gordon is a sister of Mr-' Driskells. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wichmnn are on a vacation They visited |

their daughter in Ohio and will

go on to Wisconsin.

Their- will be Worship service at Union Chapel next Sunday morning at 9:30 CST Church

school at 10:;i0 Come to the Community ^ j on Morton school gii ti-j, Wednesrlay July 27th

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