The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 August 1949 — Page 6
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIAN# MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1949.
Russellville Fair Winners
Dmano I ut. Hath- i Young Hew Mark, t, 2nd. N-rn** N^w•Q. Wav«rla;td: 3rd Smri<-y Delaarjr BusseiiviUe Busy Beavers. Dinao: II 1st. Janet Houska
Creve. Wave land: 2nd. Marth Mae Pnebe. Waveland; 3rd Mary Ann Newell Wav«-land. Divis.or. V: 1st Ka’hryn Cook KuawllvUlc Busy Bee?. 2nd Ka.r • e Lyons. RussellviUe Bu-y Bees; 3rd. Martha Spencer. Rus-
, aeiiviUe Busy Bee?
§w L -( p-rtake*: Kathryn Cook.
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Gough Roafhdale IVpny P r > Division If: 1st Mary Prances pers. 2nd. Betsy'Sinn t. B.o j- J Crodian. Clinton Twp : 2nd VirvOlt Busy Beavers: 3rd, Rs ita 1 glnia Jarvia. Russellv-dle Busy BraUain. Russellville Busy Bet« J 3rd Sue Hesler. Green-Go-
Divyaio. IV. 1st. Mary 1^.»Getter*.
Spencer Pajss- llviUe Busy Bt j D,vte ‘ on rn l3t Ph>-Uu 2nd Sue He,!. r Gr.-n-Go-&t-| H;r « Green-Go-Getters. 2nd. ter? 3rd. Lorr^ Harpoi i M tca ! ^'-ty Gnme*. RusaeUvine Busy
BaKseUviiic Busy Beavers 2nd Division I 1st Nancy McM :. Mary Lee Spencer KuaseUvUle hn. Parke; 2nd. Saliy Sue Spent Busy Bees Sru Martha TiUit- er KuaaeUville Busy ton. Ri;.v--..:}v;,.. Busy Bees 3rd Martha Lou Browi; Wave-
Merry Ma.ys.
Divis.on V. 1st. Maxuie Ly ,-.< Russrilnlle Busy Btes. 2h 1 Kathryn Cook Russe'lviil Bu Bees; 3. U Roberta Pure Beavers [ RoachdaJ-' Peppy Pcpp rs. Sweepstakes: Ma.\ r Ly- n
Division III. 1st Phyilti land. Bruin. Parke Co. Gr trt-Go-Ge:- Division II. 1st Carol Hayt.~ ter - 2nd Phyllis Hine, Parke Co. ; Roachdal* Peppy P' p;» rs. 2r.4 Green-Gj-GetUrs. ?r<j. Joari Peggy Van Vactor. Roachda; Brum. P. k C Green-Go-Get- [ Peppy Peppers. 3rd. Betty So rters. } nes, New Market. Division IV. 1st. Juan.ta i Division III: 1st Ju-iith
| Russellville Busy 8< - Pood Preparation Division I: 1st Mar:- Miller. Waveland; 2.-1 Mu-gar 1 Ar.n Spencer. RussellviUe Btisy Beavers: 3rd. R-orr. . Cloirc. • r. Russellvi Ue Busy E*e.<
j Bees. 3rd. Janet Kaziett. Green-
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D.’.-isi n IV: 1st Virginia Jarvs. Gnen-Go-Getters: aid. L-rr.a Hr-pJi Mecca Merry ! Atomic Recovery
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Maids: 3rd. Phyllis Bruin. Green-Go-Getters. . D.visior V: 1st Nancy Fordtee Russellville Busy Bees: 2nd. Kathryn Cook. Russellville Busy Bees: 3rd, Carolyn Sue dodtelter. Russellville Busy Bees Sweepstak»s; Nancy For dice Russellville Busy Bees. Caaalng Divisaon I: 1st. Vivian Wilanis, Mecca Merry Maris. 2ial Devota Ra-nsay. Ruissel)vtlP Jusy Beavers, 3rd Aar. ColD'gs. B-'llmore. D.visi.-n II: 1st. Rcita Brat*;n Russellville Busy Bt.es. 2nd j Phyllis Mine. Green-Go-Getters. j Ird, Judy Hazlett. Green-Go-Jetters. D.iuKm III: 1st. Kathryn Took. Russellville Busy Bees: 2nd. Mary Ruth Harpold. Mecca Merry Maids: 3rd. Loma Harpold. Mecca Merrj- Maids. D;vis.oe IV: 1st. Joyce Everman. Russellville Busy Beavers: 2nd. Loretta Evens Greencastle; 3rd, Manlvv. Gardner, Russellville Busy Bees. Sweepstakes: Joyce Everman RusseUvUle Busy Beavers. Haadkraft Divis: jn I: 1st. Martha Spencer. Rusaellvilie Busy Bees; 2nd.
; Martha TUlitaon. Russellville Busy Bees: 3rd. Betsy Smnet, RusseUville Busy Beavers. Division II 1st. Judith Gough. Roach dale Peppy Peppers: 2nd. Dona Sue Hymer RuachdM< Peppy Peppers: 3rd. Mary FranI ces Ondian. Clinton Twp. Dtviaaon III 1st. Man Le I Spencer. RusseUville Busy Bees. ' Sweepstakes: Mary Lwc Spc* - ter. Brett llrvuc Division I 1st. Nancy DeMumbrum. Gniaa-G-Getttn’: 2nd Sue Evans. Russellville Busy Br avers: 3rd. Judy' Vestal Mecca Merry Ma-ds. Division II 1st. M rry Lee Sp»er.c>'r. Russellville Busy Bees 2nd. Hannah Welch Russellville Busy Bees: 3rd. Nancy Robbins. Russellville Busy Beavers. Divisi - III: 1st. Phyllis Bm-n Green-Go-Getters. 2nd Kay Van Carroll. Grr-en-Go-Getters: 3rd. Joan Brust. Green-Go-Getters. Division IV: 1st, Juanita Greve. Waveland; 2nd, Mary Ann Newell. Waveland; 3rd. Loma Harpold, Mecca Merry Maids. Division V: 1st, Maxine Lyons Russellville Busy Bees; Ltd. Ann Ceilings BeUmore; 3rd. Martha
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Spencer, RusseUville Busy Bees. Sweepstakes: Maxine Lyons. RusscUviUe Busy Bees
3 DAY BIVOUAC
CAMP ATTERBURY. Ind. Aug. 8—(INS)—A three-day bivouac in the field will highlight activities of the second
week of training by In tional guardsmen at 1 terbury. Barracks at the nilit) will be practically 122 units of the diviin three non-divisional units 1 to wooded areas of At^ and get up operation! m would under combat 1
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NEARING COMPLETION at Detroit is Gar Wood's new twin-huUed ship Venturi, 185 feet long. 40 feet wide. The 12‘>-ton veisel's deck is 22 feet above water, and forms a bridge between the two hulls. Wood says sir rushing between the hulls absorbs shock of wares and prevents rolling. The rush of air also acts as a lift. Tne 62-ycar-old inventor spent 28 years and MOO.000 developing the vessel, which he believes is the • liner of tomorrow.” It slices right through wave*. (International)
5 RAND All, former N*w York iv-rt sin« man, drtnka an stoir.iC cocktail.” one of (20,000 vor.n he has L-nbibed. to whk le crcd.ts recovery from thyroid • n id career. One radioactive :.e -cocktaU” a month. Ranill says, has changed him front 1 ‘:rtcher case to a useful mem:r ot scctety. and made him a .. .-acti ve enough to net Geiger exi.v.trs chattering like fright- - ! monkeys." ( nternational)
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MRS. JONES'WASHING TAKES HALF A DAY.... AND MR JONES'SHIRIS COME OUT LOOKING GREY.
POLIO VICTIM LOGS LAST HOI x>yw_Tj /j
MRS. SMITH'S WASHER GETS HER WASH CIGAN IN JUST AN H0URI— WITH A.
LEI-Ti . . . some but not bad . . . Every person on (Us tarl MBtsgtom disease don't want you around . . . Can't ttad- 1 shot temporarily . . . Only thing I’m worried about Is yoa L Hclp me get pillow underhead . . . You should not stay. Ihl'i my worst night. Tomorrow we should know . . . Both dtctml scribe what I need . . . Sly neck Is paralysed. d«sn't hart r
Yen. a Speed Qaren will do a 7-liinrAEihtnf in just one easy hour I One tuaful of hot water) One fill of tot pi It’s America's fastest and lowest cost washday I There at* five models to chooee frpm. Come in and ace theta. . t M Priced at lew ot
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of a BRAND-NEW IDEA
w TIRE is a hint of something wonderful that's 11 coming your way. It is more than just the front end of the new Buick SPECIAL. It's a fresh new front end treatmint - a "Buick first" - and it makes so mui ^nsc that it’s safe to say it will start a new
trend in styling.
Look it over and you’ll see what we mean. Sturdy vertical bars, attached to the bumper, form the grille-and at the same time ^ “ bumper-guards, which makes it impossible fo you m "lock horns" with the car ahead of you. The bumper no longer projects beyond the
grille — so inches are saved in the
over-all length of the car.
Parking lights arc deeply recessed. The grille is made up of
bars heavy enough to absorb all normal impact -and they’re individually replaceable to cut repair costs in the unlikely event of damage. Bumper, grille, bumper-guards and parking lights all become part of a single, unified design. . . But - stunning as this brilliant bit of designing is_it’s just a hint of all the new things you 11 see Mhcn the new SPECIAL goes on display. Even the price is good news. So watch for the full announcement-coming very you’ll agree that more than ever, Bunk s
one for you.
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Diane. 6 month?; Mrs. Chiles; Charlene, 22 months; LI • TRYINO TO HEIP doctors at Bethcsda Naval hospital. ' find a cure for this thing ” Navy Pilot Lt. James Olin kept a log with pain-tortured lingers of his final hours i*'" of polio. Unable to speak he wrote down his sensations a» near In one jotting he told his wife to lejvc the "contiSiMi 1 the building. He was burled nt Arlington cemetery (hi?”"
River Locks Opened, Raging Torrent Traos Fisherition
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