The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 September 1949 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1949.

Public Sale OF DAIRY CATTLE

As I ha\ > pnrvlMsKl tta' ontirr dairy herd of Roy Hypes, will sell al publir aiirtion on his farm, located ti miles southeast of f'rawfordsville, one mile srtufh of Mate, and one mile west just off state Road S4, and •* ntiles north of Whitesville, on

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53 HEAD or PURE BRED HOLSTEIN CATTLE

Consisting of '25 cows. III of these rows are fresh, ami t/ie r ,. s f in hear\ lion of milk, giving hetween 4 and H gallo.ia of milli j*et da\ XII id lliis. eons ant hred to a registered V>ull. Som, ol tin cotvs are registereT. •* leers will be furnished day id sale. 1^ two year old siiri ngers. These heifers are weighing* hetvtrr.i !)(MI •• I'.IMI pounds. Ml h-ad id yearling heifers, two yoiiii g l "rd hulls, i n ■ in tin in registered. Four small calves, 3 heifers Slid one hull All ol these eattle are very nicely marked. II in it. 'ed ol any dairy eattle, din,'t fail to attend this sale, as. we know thi" u- om id tl. lust herds in the state of Indiana. Faeli cow will I" represented a* is da v of sale. TERMS — CASH Nol respoasihle in ease of accident. No property to- Is removed until terms of sale are complied w ith.

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AI'CTS.. Col. Arrli ililler, Jamestown; Col. Aha Ford, Ladoga Col Vineent Hoeherl. Lafa.rctte.

Clerk: Marshal Cummings Crawfordsville. Lunrh will lie serted o:t grounds.

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Balanced Budget Held An 'Ideal' By Economists

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23 — (UP) Thirteen top university eonomists urged Congress today to start work on an automatic jeheme to raise taxes and cut cderal s{>emiing in prosperous tunes ,and to cut taxes and raise -ptimling when times are bad. But the economists warned

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Mary Kllen West Honored At Shower

TO-IIAV’S K1HLF THOUGHT Yet wc voluntarily put the

against any change in tuxes right | !i t a,|l P of evil thoughts and bad

iow. They said the nation is ibout in tile middle of the eoono.uic scale and that a lax mil >r boost might start a swing either up or down. The economists said the idea) of a balanced federal budget every year must be abandonee. They said an always-balanced budget is ’’certainly undesirable’ 1 and that it probably can’t be attained anyway.

deeds on our countenance. We cannot even fool ourselves. And Cain said unto Jehovah, My pui - ishment is greater than I can

bear Gen. 4:13.

They submitted their recom-

mendations in two statements to a hous-Senate economic subcommittee. The statements were irafted at a recent conference

I’EIISONAL And Local News 11 It I E F $

Mrs. C. O. Kiggs left today foi Vali.oia, New Mexico, because of the critical illness of hoi

.ponsored by the national plan- duu^hte,. Mrs. Clarence A. Anting association at the subcom- Merton

nittee's request.

The economists said government spending has grown so big hat any significant change ither in taxes or spending hrows a jolt into the national jconomy. They said Congress •hoald make sure now that this ■owerful economic force will he tsed wisely. The way to use it, they said, «S to tax lightly and spend freely on sound projects in bad times, piling up whatever debt is necessary, and then to reverse the process when business is inflated, eplacing the debt with surplus.

HELD FINE .MEETING

Nearly fifty members and guests of the Indiana Roadside Cxincil, Crawfordsville district, of which Futnam County is a part, met at beautiful Ernie Pyle doadside park near E-ana, Indiana on Sept. 15 for their outdoor autumn meeting. A picnic dinner was served at noon which was followed by an address by Hon. Cecil M. Harden, member of Congress. After taking her interested audience on an imaginery trip around Washington to see what a day with a busy congresswoman is like, Mrs. Harden, who rpoke on the subject "Cleat Vision,” stressed the need of clear vision in government as well as along our highways. Mr. J. C. Wells, district landscape supervisor, spoke of work being done by the State Highway Department to improve roadside • est parks. He mentioned that 25 per cent of the letters in suggestion boxes ask for more of these parks. In many of those j already established Improvement and parking facilities is under way More picnic tables are being installed and other improvements to our roadside rest parks are being planned. Mr. H. J. Baker, state chairman of the Safety Commission gave a short talk on the safety Program which is being stressed by the Roadside Council. Guests of honor at the meeting and the picnic dinner were Mr. William C. Pyle, Ernie's father and his Aunt Mary Bales, who tlianked members for their teaching tribute to Indiana's own Ernie Pyle. Mrs. J. M. Kauff i an of Fort Wayne is the state president of Indiana Roadside Council and district officers of the organizatlcn Hre : Mls - E. Guy Codings, Euinbridge, district supervisor. Mis. Claude Hershberger, Hillsboro, vice supervisor, Mrs. Glen Saidla, Crawfordsville. treasurer and Mrs. florman Scott, Greencastle, secretary. Tentative plans of the council are for a meeting In Fountain county to be held later in the year.

HANK HUINDUCU

Mrs. Ray Vaughan of near Mt Meiidian is improving at the Putnam County HospRal, whenshe underwent n major operation Wednesday morning.

Mrs. Mildred Eberle of Springfield, Illinois and Mrs. Louise Darnall of Denver. Colorado are visiting their sister, Mrs. Nelson north of town

Mrs. Chas. Phillips and daughter of 627 K Walnut street, hav« returned from a trip to Rochest-

er. Minn., visiting relatives. They ' lay . ''^nbig.^ September 27, at

also visited relatives in Missoui i

Mrs. Ralph West and Mrs. Sam Hanna entertained guests .it a shower Wednesday evening, Sept. 21st. in honor of Miss Mary Kllen West, whose marriage to Allen Huggard is to take place on October 2nd. The house was beautifully decorated witii pink, yellow, and ! white roses and the theme of the flowers was carried out in the party. The gifts were presented n a clever manner. The brideelect was assisted by Miss Lila iiuniiu ami Miss Linda Coffman.

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Mother* Study Club To Meet Monday r j he Mothers Stuiiv Club will meet with Mrs. Carol Roberts Monday evening. Mrs. Pauline vlasten will have the program + + + * Mrs. Irwin Is Hostess To Club Most of the members of the Knot Greencastle Township Friendly Neighbors Club met in the home of Mrs, O. W. Irwin m Wednesday. Sept 21. Another neighbor. Mrs. Pace, joined club. Roll call was answered by naming a state you had visited other than Indiana. Very interesting, contests were conducted by Mrs. Carl Ferrand and Mrs. Frank Girton. Next meeting to be with Mrs. Carl Purcell, it being the first all-day meeting of the season. •I + + + A. A. V. W. Meets Tuesday The Greencastle Branch of the American Association of Unlvei..ity Women will welcome new members at eight o’clock Tues-

PREDIOT PASSAGE WASHINGTON, Sept. 23 — l UIF)—FYiends and foes alike today predicted Senate approval of the .$302,000,000 military pay raise bill. As the House-passdd measure was called up for debate, Sen. Harry K. Byrd, D., Va., who opposed it in the Armed Service Committee, said he was "leading any fight" against the bill on the Senate floor. “1 expect it will pass,” he added. The bill would raise pay scales for the army, navy, air force, marine corps, coast guard, coast and geodetic survey, public health service, reserves and the national guard.

by the hostess chapter. A most enjoyable evening is anticipated. All members of the order aie cordially invited to attend.

before returning home.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vermillion and Mr. and Mrs. John C. Vernullton of R. 1, have retu ned home after a weeks fishing trip -pent with Dr. and Mrs. L. B Vcrnillion of Den, Minn. While gone they drove to Fargo, N. D and other places of interest.

LATE NEWS

INDIANAPOLIS. Sepi. 23.(INS)—The liidhiiiupnlis Weather Bureau today forecast frost for central and northern portions of the state for tonight. Heavy frosts are expected in the muckland regions of the northwestern section of the state. Tem|ieriitiires will be rooler hut skies are expected to lie fair.

Rector Hall. Plans for this yeai s meetings will be presented by Dr. Virginia' Harlow and Miss Ethel Mitchell study group coorduator, will introduce the chairmen of the various groups. Miss Aileen Murdock will introduce new members who will be honored in an informal social

hour.

Miss Murdock lias announced l hat twelve new members have already signed cards and that the membership committee will be glad to have the name of any woman in the community who is eligible and who has not been contacted by the committee. Menilicisliip in AAUW is not invitational; it is the privilege o f any woman who is eligible. National membership requires graduation from n college on the approved list; associate membe.'-

RKHMOND, Ind., Sept. 23.— (INN)—A Wayne county jury today found a former nientnl hoHpital attendant guilty of involuntary nianslaugliler in the death of a 75-year-old patient at the Kiehmonil hospital. The jury of 10 men and tws women returned the verdict today after deliberating for tun hours in the ease of Kay Van Voorhis, 06, ex-attendant at the Richmond State Hospital. Voorhis was eharged \iith i.ivoluntary manslaughter in the death of William ('. Stewart, 75, former Alexandria mail carrier, who died Feb. Ill, nine duys aftet being admitted to the Richmond instil ut ion.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Clarence Hudson etux to Wm. O. Cummins etux lain! in Jackf.on Twp $1. C. (2. Cook etux to Henry P, Smith land in Clover dale Twp. $1. Mary Schovanek Zmant etcon to C. C. Cook etux land In Cloverdale Twp. $1. Kathryn Lenzen et eon to Tom P. Carney etux land in Greencastle Kentwood addition. $1. Alfred E Stattner etux to Theodore C. Harcourt etux land m Cloverdale Twp. $1.

Described as a "pillar of the Jcmmunity” during the 38 years lie worked at the hark, Retten•vull Is married and ha.i one son. He was last seen Monday when he walked out of the bank during a routine check by bank examiners that disclosed the two alleged plots. The examiners became suspicious, went over the books and discovered the shortage which they said might run more thin their first estimate. “If we hadn't been suspicious, the shortage might not have shown up at all in the current investigation,” Moore said.

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membership in the local chapter, requires two full years of nonprofessional college work, or sixty hours academic credit, in an approved college. Prospetlive members who have not signed cards are urged to conlaft Miss Murdock at the public library before the meeting at Rector Hull Tuesday evening. Former members who are retaining their membership are looking forward to an interesting year with Dr. Editha Hadcock ns pr« sident of the local branch. Programs carrying out the Intelests of the various study groups have been planned by Miss Lelia Horne and her committee. + + + + P.T.A. Inf irniation Conference Sept. 28 Putnam County Information Conference for all P. T. A. units will be held Wednesday Sept. 28 it Alma Grimes Tearoom, 407 E. Washington. Mrs. Grimes will have a room especially for this conference. Information Conference is for all P. T. A. officers, chair.nan :nd anyone interested in P.T.A. Mr. Zeig, city school superntendent will be present to greet

all.

Mrs. L. R. Horrall of Washington, Ind., is beginning her term as vice president of region 5. This will be her first Information Conference in Putnam Couny Mrs. Malcolm Porter, seholarship chairman will explain the new project, the Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers are sponsoring. Mrs. Fred ThralU, district director 5B would like a good representation of all Putnam County P.T.A. units, also city and county P. T. A. councils.

joyed prior to the business sensum. One of the highlights oi the evening will be the installation of officers for the ensuing year. Officers-elect are Mrs. Hallie Sipple of Cloverdale, president; Mrs. Floy Norris, of Bloomingdale, first vice-presi-dent; Mrs. Ida Douglas, of Wav< - land, second vice-president; Mrs. Ruth Wright of Greencastle, secretary; and Mr. Swaim, of Rockville, treasurer. Mrs. Flossie McCullough wiil be in charge of the installation services, assisted by the present worthy matrons and associate matrons of Putnam county, and Mrs. Lillian Terry as installing marshal. The program is being planned

HOSPITAL NOTES Mrs. VVanita McOaughey of Russellville, was admitted Thursday. Mrs. Katie Cline of Clayton, was admitted Thursday. Charles Rice of Greencast V, was dismissed Thursday. Kenneth McCloud of Amo idismissed Thursday.

Mrs. Wilburt Rossok of Greencastle, were ,|,J Thursday. Mrs. Eugene DwigejJ daughter of GreencastJ dismissed Thursday. Gano Caywood of Ba „J was dismisseu Thursday

HAS NO COMMENT CHICAGO, Sept. 23 (UP)— Tile sister of Bobby Franks said today that she "had no felling one way or the other” about the possible parole of Nathan Leopold who helped kill her brothel in a 1924 "thrill slaying.” Mrs. Josephine Franks GlaSei of suburban Glencoe, the only surviving relative of Franks, said she had nothing to say about Gov. Adlai Stevenson’s com v.untation making Leopold eligible for parole in January. 1953. Leopold's partner in the crime, Richard Loeb, was stabbed ti death by another prisoner at the Illinois State prison in 1936. The 99-year sentence of Leopold, the scion of a wealthy Chicago family, was reduced to 85 years by Stevenf«n largely because the 44-year-old convict volunteered for yyar-time ..._;a experiments.

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Birthdaye Alice Kay Williams, daughter i^f Mr. and Mrs. Homer Williams, three years old Sept. 23. I Roland Eugene Dicky, son of’ Mr. anti Mrs. Raymond Dicky, Jr., 1 year old today, Sept. 23. Wedding Mr. and Mra. Richard Cotfman, ' 10 years today, Sept. 23.

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