The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 February 1950 — Page 2

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THZ DAIIY BANNCT SREENCASTTE, FND1AI

'JESDAT, FEBRUARY 28, 1950.

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LAST SHOWING TODAY "HASTY HEART" S’l .4 URfXG K«\.\LI> Kl - 'A<iA\ I'ATRK IA M AI.

VHE DAILY BANNER

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HERALD CONSOLIDATED KnlcK-d In the jjtiKtuffJcn »l vifc"iir»Ml!i% Imllitua n6 »iM*ond i luitH itmll iii:i; t*r nmttir act ot

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SOCIETY

at next meeting. ment, freedom, equality of eppor-j Dainty refreshments were lunity. etonomy and the internal

served by the hostesses in keep

DOWN CAME THE NETt

Miller P. T. A. Verts Friday Mrs. Geneva

Berry. Putnam

mg with the valentine season. The next, meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ora Hurst on Thursday, March 23 at 1 p. n.

security of this state and nation, we ask for the support and help of our great Hoosier people."

county health nurse will be the L . a ]| wi n p,. ..p t . t p. vr," lesspeaker for Miller Parent-Teach- SG , a on • p (KK j f or special Con-

Wednesday * Thursday

\K\VS — THK <i. <>. P. GOS S ON THK \\ Alt PATH

thrillini story of people wh« live ond love in thi shadow of gangland

ttarpatsr O’BRIEN ANGELA LANSBURY GEORGE MURPHY PHYLLIS THAXTER

HIPPKTY hop WED. and THURS. i BETTE mm JOSEPH COniH BEYOND tmi FOREIT LUo/vrjtA. B/uw TUu; Dao^tuiIac SttumA 1 | DAVID BRIAN RUTH ROMAN 'YueTviboR i: .• v- >• - ’R NFWS — SPOUT NOVFI.TV I.ION'S Bl SV

Station WGRE Tuesday 52:15 Tales from Wonderland 12:30 Sway Shop 7: Round the Town, Dinkins and Martini 7:55 Town and Gown 7:30 "Oedipus’ Gi andfat.her's Jukehox. Wyka 8:15 DePauw University Symphony Orchestra 9:30 Music of the Masters 10: After Hours Stuff, Kauf-

man

10:25 Campus News 10:30 Three Arts Theater, Wyka 11: Racktime Serenade Payne

I.OOAK UIRH. PLEDGED

died yesterday at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Nona Everett. LEOPARD ( \FGHT cleared a water moat to escape on Saturday, apparently returned to the zoo after midnight. Tracks were found indicating the male leopard Jumped a fence to reenter the zoo after an early evening rain had stopped falling. Frazier said. Herbert Mueller, a park policeman, was the first to sight the beast which had eluded hundreds of searchers including' bat-tle-trained Marines and professional mountain li'/n hunters. The beast was crouched on a I ledge over the sane animal pit | from which it escaped more than GO hours before. Mueller shined I a flashlight on the animal and saw that, although it was awake, it was groggy. He then saw that some of the narcotic-bailed Ihorsemeat left to trap the animal 1 was missing from in front of the

pit.

311 Calling another park patrolhas man. E. V Brady, Mueller p°k-

Miss Carolyn Biotoer. Greenwood, Greencastle.

been pledged to the DWPauw j ed at the animal with a long pole,

chapter of Delta Gamma, social

sorority, it was annouonced to-

day.

Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bieber. Miss Bieber is a freshman in the DePauw School of Liberal Arts. She is a

graduate of

School

It fell or jumped from its perch onto a cement sidewalk bloodying its nose, but had no fight

left.

Then the patrolman called Frazier, who caged the animal. Frazier said he was putting

Greencastle High j men to work immediately to

! deepen the leopard’s pit and wid-

— ! en the moat, so that it never

again would he able to jump out.

Ff'VEIiAL TOMORROW INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 28

(UPI James H Henderson, 7fi-year-old harness racing driv< i will be buried tomorrow. Henderson, a native of Mooresville, drove trotters and pacers for 61 years at county lairs through Indiana. Ohio and Illinois. He

ANNIVERSARIES -I- **- ■'.* -i- •( *!*-'* -t* * Birthday* Os"ar A. Sallust. Mt. Meridian, 77 years tr/day, February 28. John Willard Gough, Elizabeth St., 33 years old today. Feb. 28.

W HEN IT IS COLD OUTSIDE LET US FALL FOR VOLK HI NDRV A < LEANING HOME LAUNDRY & CLEANERS

LENTEN SEASON SPECIAL

FOR

WEDNESDAY

MARCH I

See Your Milkman or Grocer OR CALL HANDY'S SANITARY DAIRY Phone 212

FIRE DAMAGE $75,000 INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 28 —

(UP) A fire in a three-story

March '•, 18T J . <jb»cr4(itimi era meeting. Friday March 3rd at <jjtj or r by Mrs. Cleo Walker as- rn.doing occupied b^ the Peak 10 ccr.ta per woek; $4.00 pvsr 3:30 p. m. She will outline the distant hostesses will be Mrs. Nut Co. caused $75,000 damage, year by mall In Putiuun fcoaaty; j funetions of the county nurse and | v>u Da y anti \j rs fjorcella Keek. Clark Francis, president of the

*5.00 U. $7.80 per I'lilnsiu County.

S. it. Itarlden, Publisher 17-18 south .Iiwkson Street

outelde { , xplain to the patrons, how the; eat . h mtw ber is asked to bring company, estimated today. Fire-

he of assistance to

PERSONAL And Local News is

nurse can

them.

A health poster contest is being held this week. Winners will be given their awards at this meeting. Posters will be on display in the building all day Fri-

day.

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County I*. T. A. Held

Recent Meeting

The county council of P. T. A. met Tuesday, Feb. 21 in the assembly room of the court house. A small crowd was in attendamu

.hie to bad weather, hut a very Thursday at

.-.ice and worthwhile meeting was

will hold a

Mrs Glen H xlshiro of ureencastle U. 4. is confined to her

home by illness.

Mr. John Williams is seriously

ill at the horn, of her daughter, j enjoyed.

Mrs. Leo Grimes.

The Spanish War Auxiliary | lo nrdPr ' Mrs win in "el Thu. .day. March 2nd Clifford Early giving the secreat city library. 7:30 p. m. | t«ry»’ "«P"»t. Mrs. Curtis Rivers M. Arthur Walker Crown Save the treasurer a report and ■ ’ !'••••: .onfined lo her home! was able to report all I . I. As

had paid their eounty dues with muisuay

Both

Easter eggs and please attend.

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Warren Tup. Home E. - To Meet Wednesday

The Warren Township Home Ec Club will meet Wednesday at 1:30 p. m. at the Community house. Mrs. Inis Sims and Mrs. Opal .Scobce will he hostesses,

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TliurHitay Reading Cluti

To Hold Sll|»|>er

The Thursday Reading

men called by two alarms worked for two hours last night to bring the blaze under control.

SERVICES PLANNED WINCHESTER, Feb. 28.

(UP i Funeral services were planned today for Mrs. Rose Burntiart, 68 who was burned fatally when a kerosene lamp exploded. Mrs. Barnhart died in Kamlolph county hospital yestevClub day, six hours after the accident

Mrs. Waller DePew called the

iuicetson in her foot

due to an Bind ankle.

.lame. F Zeis will leave tomom.v. lor I'oeatello, hlaho, wl" r v II ) ■ t iiiployed Mrs. Zeis nml daughter, Darla, will join him in a few weeks. The I.mle AuxiluA. Greencustle Unit No. 83 ol Disabled American Veterans will meet in the assembly room of the Public Servile Company. Wednesday, Mnreh 1st id 7:30 p. m. The WS.C S. of Clinton Falls will hold their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Marvi i Crus- Mareh 2nd This is an all day meeting, all neighbors and friends welcome all members urged to attend busi-

ness meeting.

Word has been received by Ldin K Horn of the both of a son. Frederick Bruce, to Mr. and

•Mi- P h 'id Foster of Cam- has formed a local P.T.A.. We are bfidg' M husetts. The baby' t . xpoc ti n g representatives at pur is the gi.i I -on of Mrs. Ruth next council meeting. Mr. O’D : and the late E, i- Hutchins discussed the 72 ques

gat V (J’Daniel and

g: i n f '-be late Mi . and He and the council are more fer-

tile exception of one. ports were approved.

The new business of a nominating committee for plaeing next years officers consisting of Mrs. Mildred Cook of Cloverdale, Mrs. Merton Walker of Belle Union and Mrs. Donald Hazlett of Russellville was appointed. Also the state convention to be held at French Lick was new business. Mrs. DePew, or/untj, president, is to be sent by the

council.

Mrs. Cedric Ray, program eh a i rim an had made arrangements for Mr. Eugene Hutchins county superintendent to meet with us. Mr. Hutchins talked of visual education, its promises and a Iso < its problems. He stressed the importance of P.T.A. in helping all schools. The council was pleased to hear Fillmore

pitch-in supper 6:30 p. m. in the

Public Service room Bring table service and those who enn,

please bring card tables.

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K. J. U. ( lass To Meet Thursday

The K. .1. U. Class of the First Christian Church will meet

at 7:30 p. m. at the

home of Mr and Mrs. Clifford

Frazier. + + 4- +

Golden RihI ( lull To Meet Thursday The Golden Rod Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Maggie Austin Thursday, Mareh 2, members please bring something for auction sale and 10c gift for grab bag. Please bring covered dish for pitch-in supper. VEEP TO SPEAK vails and you are cordially invited and most welcome to join in this campaign. 2 We will not take part or join sides in any disriet. county or local organization contest.

FOUND: Puli of men's leather gloves. Owner may have them by railing at Banner and paying for ad. 28-lt. FOR SALE: 3 room sectional house. Will move and erect, cheap. Russell Blaydes, Roachdale 28-3p. FOR RFNT: Upper three room apartment newly redecorated, near rumpus. Address Box 88. Daily Banner. 28-4p. Registered Polled Hereford bulls. Chivington .V- Surber. Edgewood Farm, south of Crow's Bridge. 28-tf. One purebred Shorthorn yearling bull. Chivington & Surber, Edgewood Farm, south of Crow's Bridge. 28-tf.

MASONIC NOTICE

Call meeting Applegate Ixidge No. 155; Feb 28. 1950 7:00 P. M. E A. Degree. Visitors welcome.

Jim Smithers, Tiger Cub player, is shown a h. ..ml m«_ of the team cut down the basketball nets after i> ral v.'J game Saturday evening. Other players on Uu b team tnl ing the step-ladder and watching with keen n mm i> Sniji snips the strings that hold the net. 1

congressional or other primary Richard < owgill VV. M.

election campaign of any other candidate anywhere in the state, i xcept for Alex Campbell delegates to the Indiana Democratic!

state convention, to he elected! H "^ ,;,00 ° Li « ht med,um 2 jcifw j barrows and gilts 50c-75c lower

than early Monday. Heavy-

Today s Market

May

3. We have

no manager and

son

Mrs V. V O'Daniel. T A , Ymmg People’s Organization announce that the ewingelist for the union cam- j pr gn ('- hi held in th** Methodist church at Amo boginning i Monday March 6, will be Rev. Rog r Malsbary, founder of the Youth for Christ movement, and; director of the rally and the Y j

for C Club

Geo. K. Lloyd of Rockville

tain than ever our boys and girls are wide awake and really know 1 what is going on. Delinquents are something that is the exception and certainly not the rule, so knowing this we feel with trust and safety we can pass this era of rapid history making on to our youth with confidence, thev will cope well with the

in Indianapolis, Ind. fl)tnrp problems of 0 iir world. Lloyd of Rockville j + +

_ ~ earnestlv desire to work with and Ul 8hc; 25c to spots 50c lower. Ir. and through the regular Democratic 17°-2 4 0 lb.,.. JIB. 50 -*! 7 ; 24°-27 0

district, county, township, city, ward and precinct organizations in driving for this nomination.

are

lbs., $16-$16.75; 270-325 lbs.. $15.75-$16.25; 100-160 lbs.. $13$15; sows good and choice

4. The campaign song's aP( > $18 25-$15 50.

"Indiana.” "Alexander's Rag, Cattle 2100. Calves 400. Ail Time,” “The Campbells are Com-j'dasses fully steady but some ing' 'and “America the Beauti-j common to medium lightweight fill." steers and heifers strong to 25c

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The announcement,

sion, said:

“In the name of good govern-

in conclu- higher.

Sheep 1200. Fairly active. Fat iambs strong to 25c higher.

INEZ ROBB, International News Service feature writer coverlM of Dr. Hermann N. Sander, accused in the ' " y killing" ol| Abbie Borroto, inspects hospital room the i H woman i in Grasmere, N. H., where she died. (fntrniutioiia! noiiniH

was stricken with a heart attack j

February 16 while he and Mrs. j * ,f,ers " n T "»*' Lin’ d were visiting in Tampa * l,lh 'b’eting

Fla Hi 1, in a critical condition i The Jefferson Tup. Home Be

Club was entertained at the home

in the Tampa Municipal Hospital. Mrs. Theressn L. VVimmer and Mrs Shurley C. Beatty of Roekvill flew from Indianapolis Monday to be -with their father.

of Mrs. Edna Goodpaster Thursday Feb. 23rd. at 1 p. m.. assistant hostesses were Mrs Alva Foster and Mrs. Freeman Good-

.Mr Lloyd is well known in Put-1 paster.

nam county. HOSPITAL NOTES Admitted Monday, Paulin" Cos ■. Rockville R 2; Vincent Hindi: g, Greencastle; Lul l Whit. , Greencastle; Otti.s Thomi- Bainbridge; Mary Morris, Ciowidale; I yOtim a Carrington, Bninbridge U 1, Janies Snoody, GnencasUe. Hi missed Monday: Gertrude ('.ini Grei inn die; Daisy Paire. Greenca He: Mrs. Don Wheeler ind oi , Spnirer; Mrs. Warren Arch'i and daughter, Coatesvdl"; Frank Cash. Cloverdale R. 1. Births: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nelson, Greencastle R. 4. a son; Mi. and Mrs. Phillip Shuck. 1007 .3. Indiana St., a son: Mr. and ‘l>c Kenneth Welch, Quincy, n son: Mr. and Mrs. Howard VValt■rs, Danville R .2, a daughter; Mr. and Mir. Harry Linnville, Cloverdale R. 1, a son; Mr. and Mrs Don D. Wheeler, Spencer R. 2, a son; Mr, and Mrs. Otis Lnv1ns, Greencastle R. 3, a daughter.

FAST 7 HOUR EMERGENCY service UPON REQUEST Hume I .dry. & cleanera

Week-end In CHICAGO RIDf THI

U«vm •rfy Friday for CMta«a Ralarm avary Sunday CmnOTMm

MOMOU INI NOOflf* HM

Mrs. Joseph IPickens assumed her duties as president with the club singing "Beautiful Dreamer" led by Mrs. Blanchard Ketchem. The club collect and Flag salute given in unison and the secretary and treasurers report read and approved. Roll call was answered by 27 members with a valentine and handkerchief exchange from a huge box filled to its capacity. Suggestions were made by Mrs. Walter Dorsctt. chairman of Ways and Means Committee, how to increase the club treasure, which was accepted and a donation was given to the Friendship Fund, Red Cross and an Emergency Fund of $10 was also established as one of the projects

for the year.

Following was the lesson on Safety Wery ably given by Mrs. Clovis Salsman and an interesting talk by Mrs. Elm* Sehulty about her trip to Florida. An invitation was received and accepted to attend the Silver Tea at Bainbridge sponsored by the Community Service Club which consists of a Fashioa Show by L. 8 Ayres on Mar. 15 at 2 p m. All plans were made to attend. Lesson on pattern alteration was given in an instructive manner by Mrs. Ketchem assisted by Mrs. Pickens, with Mrs. Helen Fine and Mr*. Freda Parker demonstrating. She emphasized the importance of selecting materials to suit your pattern, the different ways of shrinkage, when not sanforized and also spoke of better materials being advisable as the difference in cost is so little and a garment could be fashioned as easily with the same amount of labor. The social hour was spent by secret sisters presenting gifts, also the prize package was won by Mrs. Freeman Goodpaster which will be presented to her

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