The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 March 1950 — Page 2

THE, DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDU/«A, MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1950.

Today's Market Hogs 16,000. Barrows ami gilts 25i to 50? low. . 100-210 lbs., $15.75-$16. 240-280 lb?.., *15.26-815 75; 280-.1S0 lbs.. S14.75-S15.50; 120-160 lbs., $12.50-814. Sow- (!•»> I !i .1 ( li'iii'c vl.'1-S14.75. Cattle 2.000 Calves 400 Steers ami heifers mostly steady. Instances weak to 25e lower. Sheep 1,000. Steady. A few $27 50. CONTRACTOR OIES

INDIANAPOI^TS. March 20 - (UP)—Thomas Penziak, 32, a building contractor and former Kokomo golf pro, died Saturday. He will be buried Tuesday at Indianapolis,

IN.7TRIES FATAL

FORT WAYNE, March 20 — (UP)— Injuries received in an auto accident last week were responsible yesterday for the death of James B. Morphew, 27, Kokomo. Police said Morphew's car hit a frieght car in Yoder (Allen County).

MEN’S STALE NOTE

CKK1AGO. (UP) -Now (be men are going in for plunging necklines. The National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers announced that longer, lower jackets have been designed to cut down the coverage over the male chest. They are expected to be a featured style for spring. HOW TO SHOP CHEAPLY

THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered in the postoffice at Lreeneustle, Indiana as second i lass mail matter under act of March 7, 1X7H. Subscription price 2d rents per week; $4.00 per year h> mall in Putnam county; *5.00 to S7.80 per year outside Putnam County. S. It. Kart den, Publisher 17-1!) South Jackson Str<*et TOIIAV’S BIBLE THOCOHT Chivalry is based on tho Christian ethic. Meekness is by no means weakness. Be no brawlers, but gentle, showing all meekness unto ail men.—Tit

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HOSPITAL NOTES Admitted Saturday: Forest Berry. North Salem; Cynthia Alice, Coatcavillc K. R.: Robert Flora, Reelsville k 2; Mablc Lyons. Greeneastle R 4; Bonnie Wlsehai t, Stilesville. Admitted Fun ay: Mrs. Bertha Frazier, Gri’encnstb R. 1; Waller Wetherington, North Salem

R. R.

Dismissed Saturday: Charles Nelson, Greeneastle. Mary Powell, Reelsville; Mrs. Harold Kasier and son, Greeneastle; Mrs. Robert Taylor and son, Spencer; Betty Clodfelter, Bainbridge. Dismissed Sunday: Gilbert Rogers, Greeneastle; Ethel Eekardt. Greeneastle; Bonnie W;sehart, Stilesville; Rollie Francis. North Salem; Maurice Hall, Gosport; Geneva Clones, Roaehdale; Mrs. Rex Minniek and daughter. Poland R 1 and Mrs. Maurice Williamson and son, Cloverdale

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BACK JONES nomination. He has been “running” actively for nearly a year without any intra-party opposi-

tion.

Jones was being pushed fhto the .senate race by numerous rural county chairmen, democrats said. They said he would attempt to line up slates of

Jones delegates to the conven- ' fkdd were visitors tion, a different tactic than | Muncle Saturday.

Campbell announced.

Jones has a long record of service as a democrat, and was his party's unsuccessful choice for state treaurer in 1928. He was on the highway commission during Schricker’s first term, and was re-appointed last year.

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SOCIETY

Personal

And Local News iiiui:i «

Mrs. Run nl Wood left Sunday

for Washington, D. C.

Mr and Mrs. Maurice Butter-

here from

Present Day Club To 'leet Tuesday Tlie Present Day Club w.l! meet Tue. ay aftenvam at 2 ...luck with Kathleen Campbell •!• -III. A. It. 1« Meet Tuesday With Mrs. Blai k Washburn Chapter of D. A. R. will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. at the ho",e of Mrs. Gifford Black. The program will be in charge of Mrs. Josef Sharp, who will present her button display. •b •!* kDelia Theta Tan Meets Tuesday Delta Theta Tan will meet Tues lay at 8:00 p. m. at the home o! .Mis. Robert Father. *i* •}• 4* Golden < irele t Itih To Meet Thursday % Due to illness the Golden Circle Club of Washington t ownship, will meet Thursday, March 23. at the home of Mrs. Mildred Hinote instead of Mrs. Daisy Shumaker. * * + •!* Mrs. MeOin-cn Hostess To Thursday Chib The Thursday Club held its March meeting at the home i»f Belle M<-Queen. The delicious dinner was served at the noon hour. The table was decorated

CHICAGO (UP) - The neat-ap-pearing man apparently knew what he wanted. He selected a *25 earring and necklace set at * shop and said he would he back a little later. He was. He pointed a revolver at the clerk and took his selection with him. The city-owned Nashville elec-

Tho Home Ec. chorus will meet , wjth st. Patricks decoration Wednesday, March 22, at 7:50 p j which was very pretty. Afterm. at the court house. | noon the meeting was called to Mr. and Mrs. James M. Oliver ; order by our president, Helen have returmyd trom a trip to j Sinclair. The club song was sung j New Orleans, Louisiana. I and the Lord's Prayer was reMr. and Mrs. John Shorlle •>(' prated in unison, twelve members Winamac spent the week eml 1 answered roll call with jokes, with Mr and Mrs. Lee Reeves, j The secretary and treasurers reMr. and Mrs. J. H. Chrisen- j port was given and approved, berry have returned home from After the short business meeting Florida where they spent th ■ j the meeting was turned over

EXPERTS SOt’GHT

liner.

“At conferences during the

■weekend, special branch officials winter

of Scotland Yard discussed the; The Credit Association wiiljwer possible theory that one man I * 1nVP a K ,IPst dinner meeting at The

was suffering a breakdown health due to overwork and had

Madison Cubs A Happy Bunch MADISON, March 20. (INS) King Ray Eddy and his Knights of the Round Bull an 1 Hardwood were welcome i at Madison-on-the-Ohio today by thousands of happy commoners. The Knights, affectionally referred to by their partisans as the Cubs have just completed their best successful conques’. Lafayette-on - the - Wabash was the last victim to succumb to the jostling of the Cubs in the 40 h annual state-of-Indiana tournament nl Indianapolis. The scribes tallied the score as 67 to 44. Reliable sources say that King Eddy will adbieale his throne, however anil next season will have at his command the (*)iartes of Kokomo. This was Eddy’s 11th season at Madison. He previously had mentored basketball at Tell City after his graduation from Purdue University where he captained the 1934 Boilermaker quintet under Coach Ward (Piggy) Lambert. In those 11 years Madison teams have pocketed five Southeastern Indiana Conference titles and have been runner-up in the state finals twice, in 1941 and 1949. Eddy returned to the Butler fieldhouse Saturday with three members of the varsity crew which fell before a hot-shooting Jasper Wildcat team a year age. 62 to 61. Those three boys, Rig Spence Schnaitter, Ted Server and Ed Cheatham, as well as th" remainder of the Cubs were a determined lot. They saw victory snatched from their bands once and were not taking any

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CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE

given and enjoyed by all.

| have a guest dinner meeting at' The winners were Lula Cox, j n i the Oid Ti nil Inn Tuesday even-| Edna Cox. Rosalie Allen. The ing at 6:30. j visitors were Mrs. Tom Hendricks

lost his memory. It also was ron-

tric service was The largest single S,,iPr, ‘ n »’ ossibl ° hoth nlon distributor of Tennessee Valley lured tVom ,hrir by fal!,e

Authority power in 1949 in terms of maximum kilowatt demand.

WANTED to RENT; One of two room ftmished apartment. Write to Postoffiee Box 32. Greeneastle. 20-4 p

messages from aboard

FOR SALE: Magic Chef gas range, excellent condition. Gilbert S. Wood, second hand furniture store, Broadway and Main. Phone 463-JX. 20-2p

GREENCASTLE Lions Club MINSTREL Greeneastle High School Auditorium FRIDAY, MARCH 24TH, I960 8:00 P. M. SEE IN ACTION MOLASSES PEE-WEE BIG FOOT SUNSHINE CHORUS GROUP QUA RTET-DI 'ETS- SOI -OS HARMONICA FOUR PLENTY OF FUN AND ENTERTAINMENT ADMISSION — A (frits 50c — Children i.V Proceeds for Charily.

V. F. W Auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. at the Post. home. There will be elec-

tion of officers.

Mrs. Bernie Flood and daughter. Marcia, of Elkhart, are vh;iting the former’s parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Owens.

The W. S. C. S. of the Putnamville Methodist church will meet , Wednesday afternoon at th" 1

home of Mrs. Walter Sublett. i assisting hostess.

and children and Mrs. MiQuee-n’s little granddaughter, Mary. The next meeting wdll be ■with Mrs. Helen Sinclair in April.

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'.’(Mb Century ( bib To Meet Wednesday

The 20th Century Club will meet Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. ar. th" home of Mrs. Blanche Monnett. Mrs. T. H. Williams will

Mrs. Will

YARD LEY

Last rites for Mrs. Alice Ijewis were held from the Brick Chapel church Monday afternoon a: 2 o’clock. Burial was in the Brick Chapel cemetery. Mrs. Lura Crawley, Mr. and Mrs. Evan Crawley and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crawley, Jr., spent Saturday in Indianapolis. Funeral services for Edgar Carlin were held from the Rec- I tor Funeral Home at 1:30 o’clock this afternoon with interment in the Fontanel cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. James Russell Jones and daughter, Marilyn and Karen, of Birdseye, Ind., spent the weekend in Greeneastle visiting with relatives and friends. Mrs. L. J. Arnold who underwent an operation at the St. Vincent hospital In Indianapolis Saturday, was reported doing nicely today . Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Hughes, Mrs. Minnie Hurst, Mbs. Walter Williams and Mrs. Elmo Sweet were in Terre Haute Monday to attend the funeral of Mis. Scott Ferrell. The Clinton Township P. T. A. 'will meet Wednesday, March 22nd, 7 p. m. at the school house. Parents will furnish the entertainment. A discussion on hot lunches will be a part of the business. Those who plan to attend the monthly meeting of the Putnam County Historical Society Wednesday evening, March 22, must make reservations by Tuesday through either Mrs. William Boatright or Mrs. Elizabeth

Nall.

i to the hostess. Several contests ( -hances Saturday night on losing

again.

In the afternoon game against Marion, probably the least respected team in the finals, tlv Cubs escaped with a 50 to 49 victory. That was the narrowest win margin of the tournament

for Madison.

The Cubs’ victory trail saw four teams fall in Sectional play - Deputy, 84 to 36: Seottsburg, 65 to 33; New Washington, 105 to 59; and Central, 95 to 28. The Cubs outlasted Greensburg, 53 to 42, and Fairland, 65 to 48, in the Regionnls, then in tho semifinals it was Madison 55. Indianapolis Tech 46 and Madison

64. Rnshville 49.

I^afayette Jefferson also jv*s a dark horse in the finals. The Broncos, representing northwestern Indiana, had advanced through sectional and Regional competition without too much difficulty but in the semi-finals it was supposed to have been South Bend Central or Hammond High I-a fayette, however took a 50 to 46 win over Hammond and ] then ousted South Bend, 55 to 53. for the right to play ai Indianap-

Glidewell will have the program.

FOR SALE at Cook’s: Used, round portable Perfection kerosene beater with bail. Uses wick. Plain olack finish. Delivered for only $8.95. Furniture Exchange. West Side Squape. Phone 170-.I.

20-1 p.

CLOVERDALE

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hunter

and daughter, Shirley were Thursday supper guests of Mr

and Mrs. Lloyd Hunter

family.

FOR SALE: One bathlnett. excellent condition, reaaonabl* . Phone 728-M. 20-22-2P. FOR, - SALE: Extra good dairy cows. Hill T..p Dairy, Bedford Ind. r 15-5p. E v i R t: l: E E N 8 A N D SHRUBS for sale. Place your order now. Tt i race View Gardens, Grafton Longden, Jt.. Phone 585-K or 538-M. 20-2t. for SALE: Used 9 h > h Ha - vey hammer mill, all new hammers, extra screens, heavy duty saeker. *70. Hubert Coupe -. Jr, 3 miles wi st of Morton. 20-2o. FOR SALE: Hampshire sows and pigs, sows double immuned, pigs 3 to 6 weeks old. Hubert Cooper, Jr. 20-2p. FOR SALE: Studio couch ill good condition; five piece dinette set. Phone 859-W. 20-21. FOR SALE: 1957 Ford two door. Phone 785-.I. 20-2)). TOR BALE: 2 11 M m tree tor. plow, good conditon. Pric" *100. Ernest Price, phone Cloverdale. 20-2p.

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WANTED: General hauling, corn, coal, ashes, trash, etc. Phone 697-R. Russell Rogers, 404 W. Liberty St. 20-3p REAL ESTATE F< >R S\LE: so acres 7b tillable, five room modern house, electric pump, with hot water heater, good barn, fence, water, close to town, good henhouse. Possession at once. See Harrry H, Talbott. Greeneastle, Ind. 16 1-2 North Jackson Street. 20-2t FOR SALE: Business frontage on U. S 40 near Road 43. From 200 ft. to 300 ft. available at *1000 per foot (200 ft. deep). C. N. Phillips P. O Box 305 Phone 161-W Greeneastle 20-2t.

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FOR RENT: 3 room apartment , unfurnished. Inquire at 210 N. Indiana St. 20-3p.

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HXljUAJMiXfl 1948 Plymouth 4-door extra good. 1947 Plymouth 4-Door A-1 Condition. 2, 1936 Ford 4-Doors One 1937 Chevrolet 4Door. One 1938 DeSoto 4 Door

103-7 F Frank I n 3t Greeneastle? Ind. Phone 321 \

CHATEil TONIGHT and Tilts PLENTY OF tCTNl

A Comedy and Colot (aril.

FOR RENT

FOR RENT: 5 room house, electricity, garden, cow pasture, plenty of farm work for the 1518 yeold son of the family. 14'.7 S. Vine St. or Phone 236. 20-21-23-31.

LET BOOK MATCHES ADVERTISE FOIt YOU. I SELL THEM. S. D. Mandleblatt Phone 606-W'

TOO MANY ARE your payment, im i bills and installment i to high for your Inenmef CONSOLIDATE them vriftl and reduce your peTOenk Indiana Loan Ci IS E. Wash. st. IW 1(1

SKINT PAX THE PRIIIE OF ALL PAX TRY A LAUNDRY IRONED SHIRT AND SEE HOME LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS

Mrs. Elmer Smythe spent ohs.

Thursday with Mrs. Ethel Corns. The Cloverdale 4-H leaders entertained the 4-H leaders and a few guests of Putnam and Clay county at the Cloverdale school building Thursday night. There were about 92 present.

Wanted Greeneastle Renresentative For

FOR RALE: 1947 Homebile house trailer, 25 ft., good shape, priced to sell. Write or see Sam Dutcher, Russellville. 20-4p

LOVELINESS SPECIAL your fovorita perfume in PURSE FLACON . . . value $1.50 packed with ‘BOND STREET' TOILET WATER... $1.65

both for

$200 filut tax

YaBOLEY PRODUCTS FOB AMERICA ARE CREATED IN ENGLAND AND FINISHED IN THE U.1A. FROM TMI ORMINAL INCUSH FORMULAE, COMBINING IMPORTS AND DOMSUK INCRIDONTI C0AN PHARMACY 18 East Washington St. Phone 388

\OTI( 1: Ok FIV4I. NKTri.KYinvr or rsTvir. Nonri: is iii-jrkhv uivkn m Hie (’rpilltors, llt-lrs and Gegntef, “I -Minnie Bence, deceased tn ;ipl" ■■■ In the Putnam circuit Pourt. held ai Greeneastle, Indiana, on Mk- HI day of April. I»5u, and -Imw cause, If any, wliy the AI. SKTTI.K.MKNT ACCfiCNT* A ll Ii 1he . state of said dec.■dent should not be approved; and Sul4 heirs i, Aotlfli-il to then and litr" n ake proof of heirship, and Te("ivc llulr distributive share. Edna Bence lau-luK. Administratrix, with will annex- d WITNESS, the clerk of said f'ourt, this !l day of March,, Iflf.n No. unbil. Otner C. Akers, Clerk Putnam Circuit Court. iJJUUu^AML^on^yuornejrgj^^^MIr

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Lafayette's starting five were all underclassmen. It was a Cinderella team but the glass slipper did not fit. The Cubs moved fast in the opening period of the title game to rack up 11 points on the score hoard before Lafayette eould hitits first goal from the field although sinking four free throws. Center Ted Dunn connected with less than half the quarter to play for a 11 to 6 score. Soconds later the Broncos esme up to within a point of the Cubs at 11 to lo hut the Madison boys spurted again and the period ended with the Cubs out front. 18 to 11.

Everything they can do s you can do better/

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Two Games On Tap Wednesday The final game of the annual Putnam county Juntor High basketball tourney will he played in the local gym at 6:45 p. m. Wednesday The Greeneastle Junior:! Will meet the winner of the Bainbridge-Russeli ville scrap scheduled for Tuesday night. AI 8 o’clock Wednesday evening, a squad composed of the county net conches will tangle with a team of 1949 high school all-stars in what promises to be an interesting contest. Put n tun County Bowling I .cogue

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Over 500 aeries:

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Fuaoc. 51«, Ker 528, Hayes 540

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Kerr 234, Blocker 200, Batten

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