The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 January 1952 — Page 4

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THE DARY BARRER. GfcfSNCASTl!, INDIAfW," MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1952.

Mrs Lizzii* tlie sick list.

Bowling News

iii - ..1.1.»n i.iMrs KIoivii.-. Su.t/.ei is \«-i > pool I ' at t lit home <>f hpi .soi*. Mr. . nil Mi> f: ■!«• Switzii iiiul non. Mr. Charlie Sutlierlin ciilled on Mr. ami Mrs. H. Witt Sutlierlin Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Lain Wilson called on Mrs May Kvnn Thin.' lay aftei noon. Mrs. Evans improves! slow-

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Friday boinj; Kay Cox's birthday, she entertained the girls of her class and invited friends. They attended it show at Craw-

fordsville then retiuTied to Kay's I 520 Uraltain S-t.'i. (

tiome and enjoyed refreshments

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Mi's Floyd Clodtrler and son liregoi'. of fin enrastle visited Mrs. Addle Clodlelter and Mrs. Thelma t'i’ooil WedhesdaV.

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ley 510: Vote 54.>i [Justus 50.* Myers 200 games Vote j tain 225. Hii t Sr.

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Zinc Mill 20 Johnson Barbel s 20 Goodyeai Xu I 20 Art Furniture Shop 27 Hood Barber. 24 Metzgei Luuibei 22 Black Lumber 17 Airport Service 16 Over 500 Hu t Sr. 521

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'0 j Ang\ . ll, 1 2’1 , Koachdale Lions ‘-' I ’ Muck's Blau

Fuson 527 (mid "but I want to instill a: 520. i a elirg into my players that they j 221 W Biat are as good as anybody, and cur.

221 i heat anybody." He said the appointment was a great challenge. ‘I fully realize I am Pillowing two great coach c- Bo McMillin and Clyde Smith, lioth of whom I highly respect. I am i lore than happy to get into the Big Ten. I think it’s the

finest confet ence.”

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The Aillerie; met Tllesda> i ilady-. Evan Mrs Grace Mis. Arum \\ : let Mr I. l, Mr. and Mr; tertained tin i Cafe Sundir. turkey dinnei Marvin V\ , irid W ■ ihie ,,la Je.ss Alt ,\iin t e Murtr e v

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j.'ion A uxiliary iii); with Mrs. | tied called on at Pel dailghpe 'rimrsday V Ht 'tei .moyee,- of their iuii' wilh a

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Over 500: Blocker 630, Ham a 500. MeCammaek 5t*7, Duval 5S1 Binkhaidt 545. Harlan 531,

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I Crawley 522, G. Crawley 517. f Etcheson, Jr. 517, Kerr 514. Eason 511. Hoover 502, Faller 500. 200 games: MeCammaek 255. j Blocker 22h. 212, C Crawley 221, Haihiu 217, Duval 215, Hanna 1212, 20\ Bui khardt 211 Brattam | 205, Kia t/.i r 203, Fuson 20o

SOCIETY Assistant hostesses were Mr Cook and Mrs. Balch. The February meeting will be with Mrs. Frank Millet.

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For coughs and PhukIiii due to colds you can now get < o mi. am specially prepared for On niti m i new ptnk end blue pacl..ii J l. sure: (11 Your child v.ill hic it. (2) It contain only sale, proven intircdicrils. (4) 11 contains no narcotics to disturb nature puni . (4) it will aid i, iitn to soothe and heal law, tender, mil nned throat and bronchial incinl-i. e ih is relieving the cough ml t i .img r< l and ileep. Ask lor i ■, on fm ( hilUrcn in the pint, md hluc p.ukage. CREO^ULSION FOR CHILDREN rillwe CpudH. (F i (*!<!•., *od* FoniMtk

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I’rolci t tin- heidth of your love«l ones Py the insliillHtion of a fuliv niitoinnPc, dependnhle \\ iiliamson heating system, fir dale- Balmy warmth to i verv room in (-oldest weather. Mmie by W illinniHon of Cuieimuili, one of the nation s oldest and leading Pirnaee roanut net ui a I’hone tor I It I I! IN SPEC I lii.N 1 usvcredit terms.

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HI I.MKE BOOMED HAMMOND. Ini Jan. 14 j 1 l.'P) The Hammond Times today boomed Fort Wayne attorney : Walter Helmke. a Hepublii an J for governor of Indiana. The newspaper, whose publisher, James S DeLaurier, is a GOP member of the Indiana Toll Roads Commission, announced for Seii Robert A Taft iR-O.) for president last week and Hen. i Dwight l> Eis- nhower for Vita -

[ President.

"If the delegates to the re publican state convention who are owned by no one conscientiously want to select a candidate tor govcrnoi who can do the 1 best job for the party and the state we vcntui' the guess that 1 the nominee will hi plain Walter Helmke. ' the newspipei said I in Sunday's lead editorial. IP Hike, loruiei Allen county i)OI’ chain > ur was unsuccess

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■hip in 1!I4K He withdrew aftei the first hallo' vh n the fight narrowed between Sen., William E, .lemur and Hubert I'reigton, wealthy War-re." poultryman and forint r .spe.iUi r of tile Indiana

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l-.enii' Ciiinmins, Indiana University's new head football roach was busy today lining up Ins sixjiuin staff, and said he had hopes of cnmpl cling the task "within

the lu x* few weeks. '

Crimmins, who quit as assist'ant Noli a Dame to stici red I Clyde Smith here, already has one assistant, freshman coai h j Ted Dhereatt, who he said did

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"I am particulaily interested | in h.iveig a staff who can d -mj oust rate, who can get right in th< t with the hoys and show ! then i i v it's done,'' Crimmins j Pdd his first press conference on | Saturday II indicate I he nicv try to hire Boh Maddoek. a to - lilei schoolmate who is liar

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Tigers Defeat Illinois Team

I ’■ Bauw’s Tigers ended a r > game losing streak Saturda\ ight in Bowman gym when Old Gold netters stopped Lull' Forest 74 to 56. A tie! I goal by Harry Stewart soon aftei the initial tip-off pul DePauv in the lead and tli" 1 igci were ncvei headed during the e..counter The local collegian us re out in front of the in- \. ling Illinois squad. 20-15. at 'be q artel, and 35 to 24 at hue' time. Stewart, former Iifilianapolis Howe high school ace, had a good i veiling at the expense of Lake Km -t as he registered 12 field goals and a free toss for 25 point- Bob Brown, LaIje Forest • enter, contributed 17 points I'm the losers.

Valley Prelims This Weekend

TERRE HAUTE. Ind., Jan. 14 il'Pl The 37th annual Wabash Valley high school basketball oiirney opens at 15 centers this ei k, with 100 teams from Indiana and 13 from Illinois parti- . eipHting. Ey Saturday night, the field of I 115 will be trimmed to the IS | rinalis: ; who shoot it out for t • crown here Jan. 25-26. There'll p, a new champion, 1 i Bonn's Pirates, winners the | • ' tvo years, are ineligible. The -In: II Pool, just outside the Terre Haute city limits, wa.; i k/cl iuit)l Jan. 1 fm using ti Chailey Session last season While i valence showed he w as i ' ei i Entrl - closed Oct. 1 bet ore Glenn's suspension was hlt'-d. GP-nn also was stripped of its 1!»51 "Valley” championhip aftei its suspension by the Indiana high school allelic association last July. The title chase was considered "wide open.” but there were sentimental' favorites, like Sandborn, unbeaten in 15 games, which risks Us 15-game winning streak at Vincennes, or 14-game winner Roscdale at Rockville. Ash boro, which plays at Brazil, also is undefeated and a 12-game

winner.

Preliminary tourney sites are Attica, Brazil. Clinton, Martinsville, Rockville, burn. Spencer, Sullivan, Haute Garfield and Vincennes, Worthington man and Hutsonville, III. Vincennes sends two clubs to the finals. The Vincennes centei opens j play tomorrow, the others not until Wednesday oi Thursday.

Mrs. Sipple Hostess

To Moverdalc W. S. ( . s. The W. S. C. S. of Cloverdal. Methodist church, met with Mrs James Sipple Thursday. Dec. 10, with an all day meeting. Mrs. Leland Tnppett gave thanks at noon after which all enjoyed a bountiful dinner. The president, Mrs Ernest Query called the meeting to order at 2 p m. and all joined in singing "What A Friend We Have in Jesus", Mrs. Xannii Furr gave the devotions. Mrs Sam McCoy gave the lesson from the book. "Victorious Living" by E Stanley Jones. Mrs. Nannie Fun gave a reading. "How to Feel Secure in Insecure Times." Both were greatly enjoyed by all present There were 20 ladies and 4

children present.

tVe adjoin ned to meet with Mrs Estes Duncan Feb 14 with

an all day meeting ('urpentcrsville < lull Mel •lamiiiry tltli

The F. A. H. Social Club ■ Carpentei svilli met Wednesday afternoon, Jan. !), at the home >: Mrs. Irene Gough with Mi Grace Silleiy as assistant ho

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The meeting was called P order by the president. MiFrances Watson Roll call w.t answered by each member stating what they hoped to accomplish in the coming year. Tilt secretary's report Was read and approved. The payment of dia . was also made at this time. A short story, ‘‘A Year's Supply." was read by M Watson The new program books wcm

! distributed at the close of the business session. Dining the social hour inti esting contests were conducted by Mrs Ruth Kelly and Mm. Ellen Huber. Prizes were won by Mis. Betty Burdette and Ml. Gladys Hall. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses to seventeen members. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Geneva Yoifng. Feb. 13. Helen Williams llosp-ss To .Bust Bee ('lull Busy Bee club met with hostess Helen Williams on Jan, 10 1952. A lovely dinner was enjoyed by I t members and one guest Mrs. Rose Hunter and her daughter. President Alice Ciadiek opened the meeting with all sing "Old Auld Lang". Mrs. Klinefelter led us all in piayet Roll call was answered with "your favorite food"; followed with minutes of last meeting and the treasury report. Members voted to give $5 00 to the Polio drive, and also donate to Putnamville P. T. A. to help gel a refrigerator for the hot lunches. Plans were made to serve the Lions Club supper on Jan. 24. Please contact Alice Cra flick for your donation of food or money. We regret that Mrs. Geneva Jones no longer wishes to continue in the club, but hope to see her as our guest anytime she is able to come. Contests held by Jean Jones and won by Helen Williams Mrs Hervey and Esther Jones, All Riley Cheer members please come to a special meeting at the home of Alice Cradick oi Jan. 17 to makv plans for out ard partr. We need the cooperation anil help of every member for ideas. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Nell Turner on Feb. 7. 1952.

FATHER REJECTS SONS’ MEDALS

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FORMER government official Halsey McGovern of Washington has refused to accept posthumous awards of the Congressional Medal of Honor and the Silver Star won by his two sons. First Lt Robert McGovern. 23. and Second Lt. Jerome McGovern, 21. respectively. Army officials said McGovern's reasons for rejecting the decorations were classed as "confidential." but published reports said he would not accept them because they were offered by President

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THE DAILY BANNER EVERY DAY (The 1950 population of Putnam County is 21,000But, that includes those not old enough to read - ■ • o f course, they’ll be readers of the Banner in time.!

TWO PICKETS parade in front of the Billow Funeral Co , oldest and largest funeral home in Akron. O., after a walkout by 18 of its morticians, ambulance drivers and maintenance men. They went out on strike over the firing of two of the home's ambulance drivers, allegedly for union activity. The strike is believed to be the first walkout against a funeral home in Ohio. <Internaionn!)

Friendly Circle Met W ith Mrs. Dickey The Friendly Circle Home Demonstration club, met at the home of Mrs. Andrew Dickey for the January meeting. The meeting was called to order by the president. Mrs. Paul Albin. After which the song of the month was sung and the club creed repeated. Roll call was answered by giving our favorite birthday. Mrs. Eva Boatright gave the lesson on "Outlook" for the coming three months of '52. Club was dismissed by repeating the club prayer. Next meeting Feb. 1. to be at the home of Mrs. Almeda Brackney. Two very interesting contests were given by Mrs. Eva Boatlight and won by Jeannette Dickey and Almeda Brackney.

PASTOR DIES LOGANSPORT, Ind., Jan. 14 (UPl -Dr. Fremont Fribley, pastor of the Tipton Methodist church, collapsed and died in his automobile last night in U. S. 35

as he drove horn lllg ellgag. mt port Methodist > Fribley was s q,,.; ,v the Fort Wayi. p church from 1934 I the Kokomo Dial 1 to 1948. ih' 1 Anderson. M . 1 Columbia City E 1 port, New Ca I His son, 'it 1 Central Mctlm. Richmond.

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