The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 September 1949 — Page 6

Till DAIIY BANNER, GRLEtJCA5TLE, INDIa^.^, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 194?.

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Sergl. Philip Cell of the Philadelphia, Pa., park ^uarti.s gets a kiss from little Janie Franz, 5, as he brings her to a police station following hei rescue from a kidnapes Police captured her abductor, Gerald Hutt. in a wild auto chase and found the child unharmed in his car (International),

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Mr. and Mrs. A P. Stoner and Mr .and Mrs. Ernest Heber attended the State Fair at Indianapolis Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Underwood of Giveneastlo were Sunday d • net guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burks and daugh-

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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Furney at1 t u.ded the Slate Fair at IndianI spoils Thursday. Mi', and Mrs. Eddie Cunning | nun entertained guests over tin I week end from Indianapolis ami 1 Muneic. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burks and daughters were supper guests id' 1 Mi aial Mrs. Robert Burks and ■aughteis Friday evening. Airs. Donovan Hebor and (laughters spent Sunday with | Mr. and Mrs. Alva Gentry and j son at Limedalc. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heber, were in Indianapolis Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burks and daughters, Betty Jane and Anna Mae ami Mr. and Mr.i. | Ernest Heber attended a birth- j ! day dinner last Sunday at Spent- 1 j er in honor of At thur White. Air. and Alls''. Herman Wallace spent Wednesday at Indiana;)- I

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Sunday afternoon callers at the home of Mr. and .Mrs. Heber 1 were Mr and Mrs. Lester Hayes | of Knightsville. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White of Spencer and Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Stoner. Mrs. Mary Cox spent Suntlay night with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse

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I.OVERS TRIPLE I P NEWPORT. Ky (UP) A triple wedding ceremony here .vas strictly a family affair. Two sisters and a sister of me of the grooms were principals. Helen Thompson was married to Manuel Bryant while her sister. Wilma, was married to Edward Blevehs. Bryant’s sister. Toy. was married to Robert An-

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I “real --ESTATE TRANSFERS Ivan Willis Clark to Charles • C. Lobdell, et ux. laud in FiU- | more, SI. Pius Lanham, et ux. to Iva> | Willis Clark, land in Marios

juvp.: $i. Howard RoCkhill, et ux. to Edward 1). Raines, et ux. laud in Greencastle Central Survey, SI Maggie Scott to Pius Lunharii ■ t ux, land in Greencastle, Mel-

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SIDNEY SCHWARTZ, Brooklyn, N Y., is missing in Austria after being seen cycling over a bridge j Into the Soviet zone at Linz. It is I believed Schwartz, an ex-GI, is j held by Russianr (International! Barsov ‘Will Die'

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Paulette Goddard, more se-! duetive than ever, portrays tne

scandalous Lucretia Borgia in ^ f Paramount’s romantic " melo-

di ii in j, "Biuje of Vengeance.” at the Vorcastle Theatre. She is costal red with It hn Lund and Macdonald Carey in the thriller Wednesday and Thursday.

.... ... 1 AN OID French custom is brought into play as Robert Betolaurt, minister from France, kisses outgoing National Commander Perry Brown after presenting him with the Medal Militaire at Legion convention in Philadelphia. That (the medal) makes Brown a Chevalier of the French Legion of Honor. (1 nternational)

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PETER PIROGOV, 28-year-old Russian flyer who was Anatoly Barsov's partner in flight from Soviet to U. S.-occupied zone of Austria, tells reporters in New York that Barsov "will die like a dog” within six months after return to Russia. Barsov was flown back to Austria from the U. S. at his own request and turned over to Soviet I authorities. His family is in Russia, and he chose to return aftcj, Contact with the Russian embassy j ■n Washington. (International) 1

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FEDERAL AGENTS are investigating a fatal Occident aboard liner Excalibur at sea which caused death of socialite Adriano Atwell. 20, and Injured Robert Willard, 22. both of Dallas, Tex. The couple were Injured when they fell backwards down a metal-rimmed stairway, striking their heads on the deck. Miss Atwell died without regaining consciousness. Willard, in a Boston ftospitaJ. is in semi-coma. Mi.-;', Atwell was on way home from Mediterran.an cruise (Inc.nationil)

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