The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 September 1949 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1949.

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Episcopal Sunday Schnul Picnic Mrs. Otto H. Ernberg cntcrtaiucci her Sunday school class of St. Andrews Episcopal church on Sumlay afternoon at a picnic at her home on West Walnut Street Road. Following the dinner served on the grounds, visual aid religious movies were shown. About 40 attended including parents and guests. + + + * Oreeneaslle Motors Annual Picnic Mr. and Mrs. Otto H. Ernberg were hosts at the annual picnic for the employes of Greencastle Motors. Inc., and their families on Saturday evening. The sumptuous picnic supper was served

on tables arranged on the grounds. The employes and guests numbered 45 persons in attendance on this enjoyable occasion. + 4- + ♦ Kindergarten Mothers To Meet Tuesday Kindei^farten Mothers Club will meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Sept. 13th in Keystone Chapel of the Gobin Memorial Church. All mothers please be present. GROWING UP PHILADELPHIA (INS! Dr. Edward M. Westburgh, Pennsylvania hospital psychological chief, doesn't believe Americans will resort to suicide as they did in 1929, even if there is another depression. He says “people ar<> not so adolescent mentally as they were in 1929."

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\oth i: to t% \ r \ t r.us or < i.ivroN tow \*mi» N<»tic« is hereby niven to tli*Tuxpuycrs of ('ll n ton Township, PutiiHtn Pounty. Indiana, that lh»- Advisory Hoard ami Trustee of said township will inert at its regular meethiK place fin the 2.‘>rd day of September, 1949. to determine upon the expenditure of more money for thc eurrent year than was set out In detail in tin* published budget is modified and confirmed by the Indiana Tax Hoard for the eurren: year of 1949 to pay the followinu: Itemised expenses of said school township: Special School Ktind No. 22 * 120.00 Yuition Fund No ‘J* < Pay of teachers! ...... 4350.00 Tuition Fund No. 49 (Transfers) 600.00 Poor Relief 977 00 At said meetings any or all taxpayers may be heard and may iinkr objections to the making of said appropriation. If said Advlsnrv Hoar*! makes said appropriation or any part (hereof, said matt*'! - will be autonuiticall> eeptlfied to th« Indiana Tax Board through the County Auditor of Putnam (‘ounty. Indiana. for said consideration ami approval. .John .1 Martin. Trustee of riiuton Townshin. 12-2t.

M>TI4 F. TO T\\P%tKlt* OF W \shim;To\ TOW NMIIP N*»t ice is hereby given to the Taxpayers *»f W'asliington Township. Putnam County. Indiana, (hat the Advisory Board ami Trustee *»f said township will meet at its regular meeting plac* on the 23rd day of September. 1949. to determine upon the expenditure of mote money for th • * m rent year than was set out In detail ia the published budget as modified ami confirmed by the Indiana Tax Hoard for tin- current year of 1949 to pay the following itemized expenses of said school

township:

Special School Fund No. II (New bldg, and grounds) $6113.52 Poor Ht lief 900 07 At said meeting anv or all taxpayers ma\ be heard ami may m ike objections to the making of said appropriation. If said Advisory Hoard makes said appropriation or any part ’thereof, said matter will he automatically certified to tli*? Indiana Tux Hoard through (lie County Auditor of Putnam County. Indiana. for said consideration and

approval.

Raymond K Hammond. j^Ttistt-e of Washington

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\4»TI4 F OF FIX \ I. *FTTI.F.HFX i of Fvrcri*: .VoTICi: IS HKRF.BY C.iYFN to tin Creditors. Heirs and JiCgatees • *f Frank Roberts, deceased to appear in the Putnam Circuit Court, held at C,roencast 1«\ lipli'ma. on the 9 day of October. 1949, ami show cause, if anv. whv the FINAL SKTTLKM KNT , ACCOCNTB with the estate of said decedent should not he approved: and said heirs a re notified t*» then ami there make proof of heirship, ami receive their distrilVtiUv,. shares. Keith S Roberts. Administrator W ITNKSK tin* Clerk of said Court. ♦•'Is 10th day of Sept. 1949 No. *972. inner *• \kcis. Clerk Putnam Circuit Court. Frank O. Stocssel Att*irm> 12-2t HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Harriet Whickor of Danville. was admitted Saturday and dismissed Sunday. Ethel Rushton of Fillmore, was admitted Saturday. Constance Newgent of Greencastle R. 1, was admitted Satm-

day. Iila May Wingfield of Cloverdale, was admitted Sunday. Mrs. Geneva Murphy of Stilesville, was admitted Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Walton of Cloverdale, are the parents of a son born Sunday. Joseph Taylor of Stinesville, was dismissed Saturday. Mrs. James Akins and daughter of Greencastle R. 1, were dismissed Saturday. Mrs. Frank Durham of Greencastle, was dismissed Sunday. Mrs. Robert L. Dean and son of Greencastle, were dismissed Sunday. Mrs. Detter Piso of Quincy R. R., was dismissed Sunday.

Todays Market Hogs 11.000; active; barrows and gilts 25-50 higher; sulk good and choice 190-260 lbs $22.50$23.00 top sparingly; scattering 160-.'U5 lbs $22.00-$22.75; few loads 170-190 lbs $22.00-$22.50; 100160 lbs mainly $15.50-$17.50: sows around 50 higher; early bulk $15.50-$19.50. few lights $20.00. Cattle 3000. Calves 600 Good and choice steers and yearlings 50c to $1 higher. Medium and good 50c higher. Heifers stefuly. 1100-1200. Steers 31. Good medium to $29 00. Medium to just good yearlings $27.00-$28.00.

Three Held As Counterfeitors FORT WAYNE. Ind., Sept. 12 (UP) Three men accused of counterfeiting $20 bills were scheduled to be arraigned today | before U. S. Commisisoner W. 1 Robert Fleming. They were arrested late Saturday by city police and federal agents who had been working on the case for seven months. Al! three admitted their part in the scheme, authorities said. The three, Ernest L. Jarvis, 33; Claude E. Quarry, 35. anil Harold Meier, 46, were held under $5,000 bond each. Jarvis and Quary were employed in Meier's radio shop as repairmen. Police said Jarvis taught himself photo-engraving a year ago. The men said they turned out about $5,000 worth of bogus bills on two small printing presses and four copper plates. The presses were found in the has- - ment of Meter’s store. Jarvis had the plates at his home, po-

lice said.

Treasury agents found only 15 of the counterfeit bills. Meie. saiil he destroyed the rest a fev

days ago.

The ring was broken on a ruse. A federal agent, posing as a printer, applied to Jarvis for a

COUNTY CO.MISSIONEHS HONOR FORMER MEMBER The Board of County Commissioners at a special session Saturday passed a resolution honoring the late Ross S. Ton', a member of the board for five amd a half years. It was as follows:

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Sheep 1500. Fat lambs fully j u p When he was shown the

-steady. $25.00.

G.ood and choice $24.50-

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basement store, the agent arrested Jarvis. He said Jarvis thought it was a joke and didn't believe him until he saw policemen outside waiting to put handcuffs on him. Quarry was arrested at his home near Wolcottville an.l Meier at his hohie here.

IN MEMORIVM

Ross S. Torr died July 1949, of a heart attack at Putnam County Hospital

Greencastle, Indiana, at the age of 68 years. He was serving his second term as couunty commissioner for the third district of this county having been twice elected to that office. He was educated in the Putnam County School and at Purdue University at Lafayette. Indiana. He spent most of his life in farming and stock raising He had also been employed at the Lone Star Cement Corporation. At the time of his death he resided on his farm in Washington Township. While serving as county cominissi/mer he rendered and gave to this county honest and efficient services. He was untiring in his efforts to fulfill and perform all the duties that were required of him. No one ciaild have been more diligent or conscientious in the faithful discharge of the duties and requirements of the

office that he held.

This Memorial is adopted and ordered spread of records. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Carney had as their guests over th>' week-end Jack Carney, brothei of Mr. Carney, and Miss Donna Loffer, both of Sandusky. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Carney entertained for them on Sunday.

LATE NEWS INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 12 — —Governor Sehrleker distributed cigars in Hu- Indiana Statahouee today, celebrating the arrival of his second granddiild. .Mrs. Henry K. Sehrleker, Jr., wife of the governor’s son, gave birth to a daughter in Bartholomew eolinty hospital at C'.duintr.is. It was the couple’s second child ami ti lth are girls. NEW YORK, Sept. 12—(INS) —C yrus S. t hing, head of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation service, went into session with seven members of the employers, group today as efforts to settle the Hawaiian 'Longshoremen's strike entered their second week.

LONDON, Sept. 12—(INS) — Workers on Britain' nationali/.ed railroads threatened to strike today against the hard ^ pressed labor government while union leaders tried to keep thcli I irate followers in check.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12 — (INS)—The Repuhliean.s expect their nuti. nal farm conference in Sioux City next week to he a nationwide affair. Meanwhile the tiOl* planners are not letting the conference go hy w Ithout taking a eiaiple of swings al the (Democrats. Sen. M.imdl, S. D„ said there was going to Is- no effort to sell the farmers a plan—an obvious attack on the recent Dcmocrathmeeting ill Dcs Moines, when the llrunnan farm plan xvus plugged, Miindl said rather the GOP xx-hs going to sit up and listen to the fanners and them try to Imild a program on xvhat they asked for.

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