The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 October 1951 — Page 2
Tf? nAUY BAI fMFK ^RF^JCASTtf, INDfANA, SATUPDaY, OCTOBER 13, 1951.
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TERMITES CAN BE STOPPED General pest control for Moths, Roaches, Ants, etc. PRICER REASONABLE — RESULTS OTTARANTEED Re!iable Exterminating Company j PHONE < OAN PIIARMAC1 — 388
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Kil t Inlay Hajold Pruitt, Fillmore, Oct. mh. Inez Pruitt, Fillmore. Oct. 14, .Ipaniic Ann Tharp. Fillmore net. 14. Daisy Smith Youngerman, 125 N Eld.a IrulianapDii Oct. II Mi - lohn T Crawley. P. 2, 80 veil I: , ()i 1 Mtlr « I.IMII) Ol.l* HAS S out of three, om or them reeiived an advance, while* the other two are looking for a job. The «tm*: tun company is In imminnit peril of the same misfortune." 118811 ROACHDALE FUTURE “.Six stoic buildings ; re in course of construction at Ronchdnl.', and tenement house.' are in demand. The town seems to have a future before it < 1881 i
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year by mail In Putoam County: SO.OO to $10.4(1 per year outside Putnam County. Telephone 9f>, 74 or 114. 8. U. Karl den, IhibUsher 17-111 South da>rkson Street
Personal And Local News BUIEFS
damage estimated at nearly on million dollars. I CHICAGO, Oct. 13 (UP) Meat Parkers and Feeders today blamed a cha n of cireumsl aira-s stemming from government regulations for the shortage of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mungus of Huntington, spent last weekend vith Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Myers. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. McNeeley attended the convention of the Indiana Odd Fellows Grand Lodge in Indianapolis this week.
The business meeting was condueted by the president. Mrs. Mary Shumaker. By-laws were lead by Mrs. ChrisLenc Hend-
ricks.
perry Rush and Paul Beckett w.-re present ami presented u Boy Seoul movie picture and also gave a nice talk. The I’. T A. voted to sponsoi tin troop and Monday night a'. •, 30 there will be a dad's meeting held at the school building. A devotional talk whs given h H. v. Malcolm Neier. Ii was decided that the P. T A would have the food stand at th' Junior class Hallowe'en Carnival and it would also hold a l whit elephant sale at the Novlembei 12th P. T. A. meeting. I The meeting was dismissed by Rev. Neier. Hcii dunents were served by the officers
Mrs. Simpson Stoner is expect (I lo return this week-end from Philadelphia where she lias bee
beef which Im.s all but removed attending the I’ E t). conven-
it from the mess tables of the
armed forces.
A spokesman for tne American meat institute said the (iOO packet represented by the group were aware of the situation and regretted it. But found themselves “unable to bid for beef
for the armed forces.”
tion.
Warren Home Ke ( Inb Has Meting
The Warren Twp. Home E'e club met Wednesday at tne Coni-
The Federated Reading Club | nlunitv hal1 - will meet Wednesday afternooi i The meeting was brought to at 1:30 at the city library. Mrs. i.rdei by the president, Mrs. Paul Mahoney will have the pro- Pauline Sanford,
gram.
Mrs. Nina Haltom returned
home Friday evening from
A large feeder said the entile Qnincy, where she spent the past
ten days witli her parents. Her
mother lias been quite ill.
3:00
Confidence in Man
3:30
Stu Erwin
4 :<0
Carpenter's Home
4:15
Scoreboard
4 :30
Faye Emerson
6.00
Burns \ Allen
5:50
Bet Your Life
6:00
Johns Hopkins Review
0:30
Wayne King
7:00
l<> n Mon ey
8:00
Cavalcade ol Bands
9 00
Wrestling
30:00
Royal Playhouse
10:30
B> ;ii Clock
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Theater
Sunday
10:30 A
M Lamp Unto
31:00
Pentagon
11 :30
Lifetime Chanci
12:00 1*
M Supei Circus
J :00
Bookshop Man
3:30
Yanks vs. Bear.
4 :00
B-Bar-C Th.
5:00
Purdue Football
5:30
Mystery Theater
0 00
Paul Whiteman
8:30
Shown Busincsr
7'00
Tonst of Town
8:00
Ficd Waring
0:00
C< lebrity Tiiiv
p:30
Who Said That n
3 0:00
New s Review
10:15
Littie Theater
10:30
What's My Line?
11 '00
Comedy Hour
beef picture was “uncertain.'' He said ranchers and feeders were holding cattle on the ranges in the hope that the situation would git cleared up before they were forced to ship their steer- to
market.
I K.II I II ARM\ III VDVfl VRTERS, KOREA. 0(1. 13 — (LN'G—Allied Iroops, mounting a O'l.OOO-rn.in finish e, plunged Innvard for gains id more than a mile today in ( ontrrd
Korea.
Rnl on thr western front, : lintteri'd Aeriean regiment Irll hack with In ii \ caHUiihies after a fanatic Chinese Red “human wave” assault. flu- Eighth Army lepiirlcd in a communique ilia) lire t . S.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. B. Crosby have returned from a trip to F* Wayne. Kokomo and Gary. Mr Crosby attended important banking conferences in those cities. Harold Porlei formerly connected with DePaiiw University, ( ailed Mi and Mrs. Wendell P »l! i.n Friday from Indianapolis. Mi
with the d ib
,-inging the song of the month, ••Back Home in Indiana", followed by the club creed. Roll call was answered by 18 members with an exchange of
favorite recipes.
Th" secretary and treasurer's i • port was read and approved, i ild and new business was dis-
cussed.
Louise Bridges gave our safety lesson on management of the home and lire prevention. We .■ii do things th.1t are dangerous but don’t stop to think what might happen. | Wi talked over achievement
i’o' tci who is business m.mag | llay in ,, tht! number of tickets
o' the New Orleans school, was ■ ii route to Toronto, Ontario fo.an important business meeting.
i Mr. and Mrs. Willn; Adev, I Greencastle Route, 3, are the j parents of a daughter. Rebecca Sue. born Friday at the county hospital Mrs. Ader is the former
*•*»'« iMvision gained WO yards ] Mi „. Regina Benussi. daughter
ol Mi and Mrs. Paul Benassi
She was formerly employed tiie First Citizens Rank.
or more than u mile and tin eighth in the ncv. central I'roat
drive.
The communique also said that Viurrican Secoml Division lories with t rench troops attached,
recaptured the northern portion | Quick Service Laundcrctu of Heartbreak Ridge on the east- piu tment. Stop and take a central front. ! Home Laundry & Cleaners
We are mighty proud of out
we wanted. Mrs. Mona Harlan gave our lesson, Know Yota Plastics It was a very interest* i : nd educational talk. W • learned there were live ways ov forms of plastic. They were moulded plastics, fabricating plastics, laminating, extruding, and calendering. We had samples of tbese and enjoyed studying them. Every one is to bring one of the forms we studied to next meeting. The meeting was turned over to entertainment and the refres-
l>>*- ment committee. Mrs. Sam Brown
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Theatremen should make a big to-do about this picture. No television, no classroom books. 1 no eloquent poetry could touch it ; for amazement and amusement I at one ami tin same time that it i instruct i in fascinating phases ol ! natural science. “Natures Hub I Acre” is the story of the bee. ! nml tin flowers and the insects told in terms of scientific accmI acy and in accents so beautiful and engaging that nobody
CAttn OF THANKS I wish to thank all my friends, j neighbor and relatives for the lovely card, and flowers re- [ ceived while I was a patient in the Putnam County hospital. Alii i \\ i .h to thank Dr. Johnson, Wiseman and Schauwecker and the nurses and nurse aids for then splendid care and attention given me. Mrs. Mertie Larkin, Clovenlale pd. IN MKMOKV In memory of Surah Ellen York, who p. ed away five years ago today. •Sadly missed by husband and (children.
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CHATEAU Sunday • Monday
4 BIG DAYS Tuesday • Wednesday
FOR SALE Massy-Harris self propelled picker used three seasons. Brown Bros. Implement Co. 13-It.
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FOR SALE: 1D4!) Belle City one row, ai good cheap picker.
Brown Bros. Implement. Bowling 'I-..* UPTOWN LEAGUE
Angwell No. 2 VFW No. 2 Angwell No. 1 Mack’s Place
Roachdule Lions
G'Castle Hdw. r Cities Service
I American Legion
Over 500: M
Burkhardt 577;
; Burt 566; B. Dunn 544; >30; Mct'ammuek 5S5-
gave a very clever contest, which was won by Mrs. Julia Alexander and Mrs. Mona Harlan. Hostesses Mrs. Sam Brown and Mary Renfro served delicious and seasonal refreshments a donuts and cider with candy favors. One guest, Denny Harlan, was present. Pel, llnhh.v Ulub Met At School House The Pet and Hobby Club of the Floyd Township Farm Bureau met October 8th it 7:00 P. M. at Center school house There were twelve members present. They came masked and were judged and awarded prizes as follows: prettiest, Sandra bibbitt, bride; ngliest, Steve Kiger. Indian; best dressed. Diana Nichols, old man. After the pitch-in supper, the boys an<) girls made Christmas tree decorations for our Farm Bureau Christmas party. All enjoyed a film with tiie adult group.
O-C Midway DriveIn Theater 5 miles South of Greencastle Tonight Only “MASSACRE RIVER’’ — Plus — "DESTINATION MURDER" H. Hatfield - J. Mackenzie
Crawley 596; L. Dunn 577;
Fuson Evans
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MUSKETEERS OK WRATH. Jack Buetel, Walter Brennan and Robert Ryan unite against a common enemy in “Best of the Badmen, ' in color by Te.hnicolor. Along with Claire Trevor and Rob it Preston, they head the ca.-t of RKO Radio's dramatic adventure of day* In the old west \
530,'Block.'! 525; Aker 521; W. Crawley oOti. Blavens 503. 200 games: Burkhardt 245; L. Dunn 250 M. Crawley 215-201; Spurlock 206; B. Dunn 205; Wise 203: Birt 200: VanAistyne 200.
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( lulls in Annual Full Convention (Continued from Page it heroines, who served and passed on to us our American way of
life.
One of l lie most novel means of introducing the chairman of the various departments of the district. was called ‘Tiie Federation Style Show.” Mrs. Beatrice F. Bunts, Rockville is the author of this pageant. Mrs. Enos Van Hess us narrator presented in person the chairman of each department of tiie district, describing the garments appropriate to that department with which we in our imagination should clothe
her.
Following ilie noontide prayer by Mrs. Edwin Canine of Terre Haute a most delicious luncheon was served to 115 club members. Tiie afternoon session was devoted to im address by our state president, Mrs. Claude Su-elo, Knox, Jml. who spoke on the subject, 'Tliis is the Hour." Following Mrs Steele’s inspiring message, tiie nominating committer reponed their recommendations of officers lor tli ‘ ensuing terms of office. Tiie slate of offic ers lints reconiended was accepted and by unanimous vote the following were elected to tiie posts to be filled this year. President, Mrs. S. A. Colliver, Greencastle R. 1, Putnam Co.; Is' vice president Mrs. Allen Stratton/ Plainfield. Hendricks Co.; 3rd vice pesident. Mrs. W. H Alnuin, Terre Haute, Vigo Co ; teasurer. Mrs. Jane Coffin, Bloomington. Parke Co. Many other aspects of club work wore ably presented during the day. including Civil Defense, by Mrs. Keenan, state chairman and bonds, by Mrs. Stout, also of the State -Federation. Mrs. Susan Ostrone was present to i epresent tiie Indianapolis News in which she has a daily column devoted to the News of the Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs. A large delegation was present from Putnam county and all Federated club membership of the county pledges wholehearted support to tin* program of tiie 5th District Federation of Women's Clubs and to mu county president, Mi D. O Tate and our district president, Mi: S. A. Colliver. , „ Penelope ( lull To Meet Tuesday Penelope Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock at tlv home of Mrs. Roseoe Daggy. Mrs. Rosa Knauei will have the program. Home Ee. ( lub Tours Indianapolis West Marion Home Eeonomicr ('lub arranged a tour to interesting places in Indiana)xilis. Eleven members made the trip. First stop being at Kingan’s Packing ] Co There we were able to see tattle and hogs slaughtered. Then as the carcasse- proceeded by overhead track, through all the stages of butchering, and into the cooler. Next was the cutting and trimming of meat, after twenty-four hours in the cooler. There were huge rendering vats for lard and waste fats. In all departments there were government paid inspectors at work at all times. Next stop was Ayres, where we had a delicious lunch in the tea room. Then downstairs to st( Layout of room plans, which fit in very well with our lessons on color in the home. Next was West Baking Co., where we were shown through all departments from flour storage room, preparing of sponge, then mixing of dough to machines that form the loaves, rolls, buns etc. Saw them putting the pans into the oven > to bake, and the removing of baked bread from the ovens. From there to the cooling, slicing and wrapping room, and so ready to deliver in their many black and orange trucks. The last stop was at Central hospital, where we were conducted through one wing of the women s building. It was all very interesting, and we felt, well worth anyone’s time seeing these places or any of a number of other places that are open in our capitol city. XX uMilngtiin P. T. A. To Meet Tuesday Washington Township P. T. A. will meet Tuesday evening', Oct IB. at 7:30. Mrs. LaConda Weaver, county nurse, will be the speaker. The program will consist of songs by the 5th and 8th grades. There will be a social hour. Everyone is urged to attend.
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Tuesday
Domestic Science Club Mrs. Frank Sloessel. Present Day Club 2 pMrs. Earl Sourwine. Penelope Club—2 p m.-
Roscoe Daggy.
D. A. R.—7:30—Mrs.
Porter.
Wednesday Federated Reading Clubr 1:30 —City Library. Morning Musicale—10 a. m. Mrs. Arthur Perry. 628 Ander-
SOU.
Thursday Associate Tri Kappa-8 p. m. -Mrs. John Cartwright. Friday Coterie with Mrs. William Hurst 8 p. m program by Mis. Emory Brallain.
Til. Iw-si Mi’cTmuTral Service for your Truck or Car regardless of make to Im found In Western Indiana at KING MORRISON FOSTER COMPANY Plum. Mi8. We l'’iimiice repair jobs. Ford dealers Slnee I!) 10.
Greencaitle lions club nag races Sunday, OrtoberM
Home at tile
MOVIE TIME GREENCASTLE, 4 BIG OttS CHATEAU SUNDAY THRU WEDNESDIT Hmtheycome gunst>(aun^ rrir
Mrs. Reel Hostess To Pleasant Gardens Club Ttic Pleasant Gardens Demonstration Club met
home of Mrs. Blanche Reel Monday afternoon October 8th. with Hire- guests, eleven members and four children present. The meeting opened Willi tiie song of the month, “Back Home Again in Indiana," followed with the flag salute and the Club Creed. Roll call was an exchange of
house plants.
Treasurer's report was read
and accepted.
Two timely safety suggestions were given by Mrs. Taylor, first be vary careful in burning leaves, second, be sure to have furnaces, stoves an.I flues checked and repaired if needed, before using. Our second lesson on plastics was given by Mrs. Zelda Taylor and Mrs. Zola McCullough. They I asked that we learn tile names f and uses of the different plastics so as to enable us to be better shoppers for these new products. Be sure to look for “Trade-
marks."
The 4-H Committee was instructed to purchase the 4-H Awards. These will be given at our Township 4-H Achievement
Program.
The following officers were elected fo' the coming year: President, Mrs. Irma Eggers; vice president. Mrs. Betty Killion; secretary, Mrs. Lucille Aker assistant-secretary, Mrs. Zelda Taylor; treasurer. Mrs. Mina Mercer; coresponding sqpretary. Mrs. Zola McCullough; assistant. Mi Erma Lee Die! Some dates for us to remember. Oct. 18. The Farm and Home Outlook pittgraiu will be at Greencastle, Oct. 20, The Achievement Day at Greencastle, and Oct. 29 wMl be Washington Township's 4-H Achievement program at the school. A pitch in supper will be held before tiie program. Anyone interested in 4-H work is invited to allend. The next meeting will lie at tiie home of Mrs. Irma Eggers. Tiie lesson will be. "Chair Caning,” and il will be given by our members who attended the classes in this project. Our guests were: Mrs. Lillian McDonnell of Paxton. Illinois, Mrs. Ruth Bowen and Mrs. Mary Powell. We are very happy to welcome Mrs. BoWen as a new member. \ Two contests were given by Mrs. Zola McCullough and Mrs. Zelda Taylor with prizes going to Mrs. McDonnell and Erma Lee
Dial.
Delicious refreshments were served by our hostess, Mrs. Reel.
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Uro-Tut-Ein (’lull To Meet Wednesday The Cro-Tat-Em Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. Sylvia Shannon, with Mrs. Clova York assisting hostess. A Hallowe'en program will be given CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness shown us during the illness ami death of Mrs. Elizabeth Foropaugh. We also wish to thank the nurses and Dr. Nichols. The Forepaugh and Miles families.
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Meadowbrook DRIVE-IN - THEATER — Intersection Sfl and 48 Last Time Tonight “Fortunes ol Captain Blood” —Plus— 'THE SHOWDOWN" SUNDAY AND MONDAY "VENGEANCE VALLEY” Burt Lancaster, Robert Walker, Joanne Dm News — Cartoon - Show Starts at 7 J». M.
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- . . —- -- — Many of the current prolonged diiCU'Gons on tiie high cost of medical care are without foiindjtion. Although it is true that drugs and medical services cost more now than they did ten years ago, thiui-e in cost has not l>een out of proportion to the increase in the prices of other commodities and services I he cost of a physician's call is no greater than that of a plumber or an electrician. The cost of the medicine he prescribes is no higher than the cost of a valve, a faucet, or an electrical outlet. Moreover, it must be remembered that money cannot buy g 00 ^ health. It is priceless. No finer, no more economical, no more efficient system of medical care ha- ever been devised than that which this nation now enjoys.
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