The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 October 1949 — Page 6

rile DAILY BANNER, GREtNCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 194V.

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II KB HON Mrs. Carl Peffley ana son, Alva, of Lowell were Saturday ■ t st.s of Mrs. Grace Gibbs. Paul McGaughey and Dick Perry attended a Hereford cattle ale near Anderson last Tuesday. Mrs. Laura Guilliams and son, Inhn. of Greencastle visited with

Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Norman, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Clodfelter and uaugnters entertained on Tuesday evening of last week at a lawn social for all the families that assisted this summer in the Daily Vacation Bible School. Chili with all the trimmings, roasted weiners and ice cream

were served. Those present wre. Mr. and Mrs. Elva Norman. Rev. and Mrs. E. W. Pitch. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carrington and son, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riggs and family, Mrs. Dwight Milligan and son, Rev. and Mrs. Lester Niles and daugnter, Mrs. Della Young and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Uin Leonard and son, Mr.

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and Mrs. Earl Sutherlin, an ! | J Missess Darlene Hack son, Patty | | Grimes and Mary Jo Handy. | Mrs. Rafe McGaughey entered j Greencastle hospital last Thurs-1 day and underwent an operation j for vericose veins, returning |

home Friday night.

Sunday callers at Ed and Otis Clodfelters were, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Townsend and sons, Tommy and Johnny. Billie Goff and Miss Margaret Jane Howard of Mellott and Mrs. Frank Townsend of New Market.

Downtown l,cugiiiV,F.W. No. 1 Home Laundry Home Insurance Kit el's Culligan First Citizens Bank Central National Bank Banner Over 300: Todd 520. Fu&on 565. Birt 558. M Crawley SOT Boatright 506. Tuttle 500, Blocker 507. R. Crawley 518. Long

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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR HURST QUALITY DAIRY PR0D||{ VISIT OUR DAIRY BAR Freezer Fresh Ice Cream Open till 9:00 on week days. 10:0(1 on Sut„ r ,| av ^ ^ I HURST'S DAIRY

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constant reminder of your Baby's Brat toddling stpps. Sand your Baby's First Shoes today for "Etarnalizing”. Attach card to shoe giving your name and address. Or. phone and we'll be glad to pick them up. Prompt delivery. All work guaranteed to please or money back. Phone now or (.end shoes or name to

Too rrwLcus to lose or store away — there's only one satisfying thing to do with these irreplaceable Baby {-'hoes. Hava tham •‘Eternalized” by oil: Genuine Electroplating Kocets. This process deposits a bnavy coating of actual Bronze on your Baby's Shoes. Time never can harm. them. They'll last forever —a

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ENDING A TENSE, 35-hour marathon labor conference in Detroit, exhausted Ford Motor company and CIO-United Auto Workers negotiators reach an agreement on a precedent-setting pension plan contract. The company agrees to pay retiring employes up to $100 a month, including social security benefits. The contract must be ratified by 40 UAW locals within three weeks. Smiling as the contract is signed by Walter Reuther, UAW president, are Kenneth Bannon (seated at Reuthers right), UAW's Ford director; William Clay Ford (standing, center), and John S. Bugas (seated at Reuther s left), Ford's negotiator. Ford is surrounded by happy union members. (International Soundphoto)

WE'LL BE SEEING YOU AT THE PLUG HORSE DERBY SUNDAY, OCTOBER I6TH, 1949 P.AYAIM) ALLEN'S FARM, MILES NORTHWEST <»K GREENCASTLE. <

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