The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 July 1952 — Page 2
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Air Force Calls EXTRA
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Top Scientists Washington, July 29 nn
The Air F*or('e called in lop scientists tn,is v to i ■ <i ..n > ,<
“flying saucei ' r- ill ue
mysterious obj i j aiisin woop-
ed over the > apt u
One problem confr< ni ii.t •" e enson v is the ynestion of whether he should resign the governor ship to prepare for his autumn campaign against Dwight L>. Eisenhower, the Republican
s tandard-bearer.
It, tippeared to be the prevailing view' hi informed quarters
The Civil Act.ina iti. t Admin- that 1 wotiM giv tip the state
istration it,ill leportol that up the ohjeet straight horn
ing
The objects, a CAA said, wei > 11a\ • tin.
120 milt ail
ate around u>- . i Hei ndon, Va , 1 A
Force base m <
It was in this radar screens strange "taiir.
Saturday night
new rash of
rumors in the i
Top Air Font
cided to get to tl mystery. F'or tiki titude that "Ihei animal," they ai scientists in a m study, it W!. lea
A CAA Of fit la
trol center radii
picking up th.
about 130 a m. continued shown
radarscope until i; < in morning. At . orne t mte there were a ma 1 , i 12 of the .it.a- t th
at the ame tirm
A pilot a boa
Lme: J Cot: tcllati a i to check on the oh a 3 a. in., but he i port, no lights rh pit* I i bility. The <*AA ut. .. objects disapp' ai d ft radar screen ; hen :l. | in the area v. h - 11 tracked and “th. n i in
behind him ’
No jets from the ai command • * : the new obj. i:. tis mi Then a jet pilot i.i n ing “steady white t., i. said his 600-mile • lua unable to “Close •in." Asked why the ai command had rot 1 l : the CAA official raid too busy with other tl besides the e object . i
ing anybody ’
ontr.il center ,iob. wi.ich he mciii.. to regard n,d;tr picked ° fondly at tome future date
bout. six this inorii-
officinl
lit Ih!) to
10 mil :
M iryland an a that de I the part two in}- off .1
when the time comes for inten-
■ iee eampatj'ning to begin. Th.-n ha been talk tlfit
. ■ ,,.n ,,ri wi ttld re icn his state fin d an I t in n it ovri to Demoi . It f it i v. Sliei'Aood Dixon ni let he administrative aides tarry the burden of work while
he slumped the country.
has de
it lier at -
snuc
it range
and that they if up on the
this
he said, tight to e scope
MEXICO CITY. July 29 (UP) A mbs: , dor William O’Dwyer dropped hints to friends today he may bei ume a .Mexican citizen when he puts away his diplomatic
duds next January.
The former New York mayor, an extremely popular figure in this colorful land of sombreros tid .scrapes said the prospect of taking tip permanent residence ly. ere v.a “attractive.’’
i. cm. (iDv.ver, target of numerous ■tatted political attacks since his con“tilip-" ! iroversial appointment as U. S.
envoy in I'JfiO, made his first public comment on his future plans at an American Legion
meeting.
IM DAILY BANNER end HERALD CONSOLIDATED Kntcred in the postoffice at (jrne ocas tie, Indiana as second class mall matter under act of March 7, 187b. Subscription price 25 cents per week; $5.00 per year by mall in Putnam County: •S6.00 to $10.40 per year outs>e Putnam County. Telephone 95, 74 or 114 8. K. Kurlden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street TODAY’S BIBLE TIIOI OUT We are only trustees of God’s world and our part of it. Those who ignore this fact tend to destroy themselves. The land shall not be sold for ever, the land is mine. Leviticus 25:23.
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found s • - ■ tracts tl at by tin- f, . tcrnttie t Democrat Jennet lii:i ed pi mi i.i I IT'S 1' ui. • however, ion; er. and w . of Sen R. I:„ Republic ', n j tlon. The state . that all fa< tioi together in ha intensive 90 o be waged aimii
CAIRO, July 29 (UP) An irmy spokesman said today that k>< umentary evidence of ex-king
Idee!' I Karouk’a coruption was piling
1 ahout | up.
d“ 1 •' “What we knew about Farouk’s
corruption before the coup wars only 5 per cent of what we know
now," the spoke man said.
He indicated numerous memh( rs of Farouk's royal household also were involved in the corruption, but gave no details He said additional documents testifying to the extent of the graft Were
being uncovered all the time.
Wafd party members of parliament, who held an overwhelming majority of the seats in the chamber dr nn sed by Farouk, met for fwo hours last night under the chairmanship of former ‘ 1 Premie. Mustapha El Naha. Pasha to discuss the party’s I future In the light of arm;’ i strong matt Gen. Mahommed Na, uib Pry military coup last
I week. ’
high | [' let
bn
lie! ted.
iF.W YORK, July 29 (UP)
t (j |(’lia!leii' . Pocky Marciano, who ■ i.nocked c it llarty (Kid) Mat- | 1 hew ; ill tine, explosive left • < (insult | l ook.- looked forward with relon on Mold- I idi toda; to his battle for the . eiiator. world lu avvweigiit championship . . ,j Mold | "’lilt J' i ev Joe Walcott, probH i,i .I, lily a 'oil. on Sept. 24. Pit! for tin "I be lie v. 1 i in lick Walcott i nuinlna or tins loan I tep in with," .“.aid the jubilant till unbeaten block- ,,. reed busti r from 1;>- kton, Mass , who t i, bi ought belt ed out M t thews of Seattle , that "an at 2 ot of lit .econd round beip, i*i»‘ can tore 31 Iks in Yankee stadium
e Democrats, last night.
Personal and Local News Brief*
Cioverdale Annual PICNIC And Homecoming Thursday -• Friday -- Saturday July 31st •• August 1st -- August 2nd. FUi I PROGRAM EACH NIGHT HORSE PULLING CONTEST Saturday -- 3:00 P. M.
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Mrs. Ella Ader of Greencastle visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shuck Thursday afternoon. Mr. Shuck is some Jjetter. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nichols, son and wife were visitors witli Robert Shuck Friday. Mrs. Mettle Stanley has returned home after a few days visit with her brother, Harry Moore ut Greencastle. Elmer Nichols and family spent Sunday afternoon with Robert Shuck and wife. Sharon Ann Queeney of Grosse Pointe, Mich., is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Queeney. Mr. and Mrs. J. B Marsh left this morning for Dubuque, Iowa. On Friday they will join Mr. and Mrs. John Ilordrich and will go on to Nipigon, Canada for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Shonkwiler are in Chicago attending the National Jewelry Fair and Gift Show being held there this week. Dr. and Mrs. H L Coshow of Aurow, Illinois, spent Saturday evening and Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zimmerman. Mr. and Mis. Frank Moore havi u-turned to their home in Indianapolis after pending tht weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fieri F Snively. Mr. Moore is president of the College Life Insurance Co. Mr and Mrs Rex Haines and son, David, are visiting Mr. and Mr Alex Jones in Fayetteville, Aik During the two weeks they are away, they will visit other planin the South and Southwest. Marshall Snider formerly of this citj row residing in Indianapolis, entered the Veterans hospital In Indianapolis Saturday. He is suffering from a heat I attack. His Address is: Veterans Hospital, Room A-301 W. 10th St. Send your washing to Home | laundry .V Cleaners for thirty days and see how much your utilities me ieduced.
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Mr and Mrs. Robert Matthews r a -i lor irg t I , ke Shafer nt-ar Momicellc. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Akers an dfamily are expected home this evening from Lake Manistique, Mich., where they have been vacationing. Dick Sunkel is among those seeing a "flying saucer” in the .-.kies over Greencastle Monday evening. The strange nocturnal phenomenon was witnesses at 10:20 p. m. James Shipman, 27, French Lick, was taken to the state reformatory at Pendleton Tuesday by Sheriff Joe Rollings. Shipman. a penal farm escapee, will serve a term of 1 to 5 years. Tom P Carney will be installed as Sixth District commander of the American Legion at the Indiana state convention in Fort Wayne today. Mr. Carney and Ben Cannon went to Fort Wayne on Sunday to attend the convention as delegates from the Cassell C. Tucker Post 58, and they will return this evening. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Phillips and do lighters, Mr. and Mrs. Kail Neumann and sons, and Miss Sandra and Becky Grimes of Indianapolis attended the Weaver reunion held at Crystal Lake Park, Urbanu III., on Sunday. Judy and Kay Phillips and Becky Grimes returned to Walkerton, Ind., with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Cowan to visit for a week. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wood and son on Sunday at their home near New Maysviile were Mrs. Robert Carey and daughter of Indianapolis, Herman Smith and family, Frank Kittle and family and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Disney and son all of Danville; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Season, Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Rooze and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Patrick and daughter. The occasion was in honor of the sixteenth birthday of Jimmie Wood and the third birthday of Donna Lou Patrick. Callers in the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Watts of Shepherdsville, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heavin, Mrs. Bartlett, Mr. and Mrs. Jewell McCurry and sons of Greencastle and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Job.
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MARRIED SATURDAY EVENING
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Wood Reunion To Be Held August Srd The Wood reunion will be held Sunday, August 3 at Robe Ann Park. Relatives and members of the Wood family are invited and friends. Bring well filled baskets and quart of tea.
>Ir. and Mrs. William K. Thomas
Betty Jean Richeson and William R. Thomas, following their wedding on Saturday evening. The ceremony was performed by "'.sea. the Rev. Ralph H. Saunders in the Chapel of the Good Shepherd.
Bethany House, First Christian Church.
Clones-Carrington A edding Announced Miss Shirley Carrington beame the bride of Seaman First 'la; LeRoy H. Clones Frldaj wning. July 25, at 8:30, at thi home of the bride's parents. The bride is the daughter o. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Carringtot .ml a graduate of the Roachdah high school with the class o
1952.
The bridegroom is the son o*. Mr. and Mrs. Terrell Clones, o. : loaehdale. He also attended *h. R ijtchdale high school and is now with the U. S. Navy. The Rev. Paul L. Kitley, of th Roachdale Christian church, rea U '- vows of the ceremony, in tht rcom decorated with red an. white gladioli and lighted b\
candles.
The bride wore a white wed ding gown with a shoulder lengtl vi il and carried a bouquet of rec
MARRIED IN FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Mrs. Clme Ratcliff, Bainbridge, July 29th. Kenny Best, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Best, Elizabeth St., 8 years old today, July 29. Glen Eugene Huff, son of Mi and Mrs. William Huff, today, July 29.
Today s Market Hogs 8000. Barrows and gilt steady to 25c lower than Monday average. 190-250 lbs. $23.00-$23 .50. 280-290 lbs. $21.75-$23.00. 290 -325 lbs. $20.00-$22 00. 120-160 lbs. $18.00-$ 19.50. Sows $18.75 $19.75. Top $20.00.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Jarret Sharon Miller, Bainbridge. and Theodore Janet, Greencastle Aicre united in marriage in the Chapel of the Good .Shepherd First' Christian Church, Saturday July 26. Rev Ralph Saunders , h e louble ring ceremony. '
LIKES THAT CAR ENFIELIj), Conn. , (UP» Arfhoitd Cadiihtbj Jkovall, whose fonifcetia. for hi^h-pj.vyer.'d ,auto mobiles landed him ‘in a prison farm, escaped but was caught three hours later, driving
stolen Cadillac.
all of
Henry Buis Honored Dale and Mrs. Cunnie 1 i With Pitch-In Dinner near Belle Union. A pitch-in dinner was held i Everyone enjoyed tin d. v and Sunday, July 27th at the Dan- ! Il ft hoping to meet r am next
ville, Ind. park in honor of Henry - Year. Buis of Belle Union who eele
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Wo hear that the beautiful Swan, that adopted the Midwest quarry hole as its summer home, has died. We haven’t heard the cause of its death, but know that many local citizens will miss feeding It. It had become a pet to many people who had fed it at certain hours of the day. and just as sure as the time rolled around for the Swan to be fed at a certain place you could see the lovely bird head for that part of the lake. SPORTSMAN’S SHOP Flsbenuue Headquarters
ibrated his 52nd birthday and tor Linda Head o«j Acton, jjis Ammdauufcliter. wh« irelebrated lust- fourtfe UirthclqV 4Be k*m* ■day, July 27th. Other members of the family who celebrated birthdays in July were honored. They were Mrs. Holmes Graver ^to .was 73 years old July 9th; Mjtt Dale Buis, who was 17 tj-latli: and Thelma Tucker wilt be li July 31st. One w t, Elnor’a Chambers of BoWling who celebrated her birthday July 17th. was not
present.
Oldest guest at the gathering was Mrs. Cannie Buis, mother of Henry, and the youngest was 5 month old Diana Jeanne Buis, granddaughter of Henry. The table was loaded with many good things to eat includng a love#' birthday cake with "*t candles on It, Linda blowthtfbi out. Ig present were Mrs. Mary of San Jose Calif.;' aty Castatter of Tampa, frida;! Mr. and Mis. Gilbert .Snyder and daughter of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Head and Linda of Acton; Mr and Mrs. Roy Craver and grandson. Owen Dale Chambers of Bowling Green; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Buis of Cloverdale; Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Craver, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kelley and Carolyn. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Craver, Jimmie, Joann and Tommy and Thelma Tucker all of Greencastle, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Buis, Joanne, Wayne, Darrell, Deanie and Jeannie Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buis, Wanda and Donald
Mrs. Kick Hostess To •li fPerson Tup. ( lull AI Lhe honrfe of .vice nurcejla Keck, the Jefferson Home Detn onstration Club was entertained in her shady grove on Thursday July 24 Assisting were her moth er, Mrs. Maud Butler m ,| M rK Ora Hurst. Guests were weleomed and entertained in the torenoon and then a delicious dinner was served to 32 adults and a group of children. Mrs. Zella Cummings gave thanks. Visitors were Goldie Vaughn. Hazel McCamniaek, Charles White, Chrystal Baker. Marjory Hampton, Gene Cosner, Merl Nichols and Miss Mildred Stringer, Wilma Grantham and June and Janet Sallust. Club was then called to order by the president. Mrs. Keck, at which time she gave a reading on ' Friendship and Personality” A discussion was given on exhibits for County Fair, Aug. 4 to 9, with Mrs. Lois Alice, Mrs Lola Mari* Salsman, Mrs. Pearl Hurpt and Mrs. Katie Dorsett to assist the committee formerly appointed. Mrs. Lulu Foster was reporter in the absence of Mrs Geneva Sheppard. Roll call was answered with "What I brought for auction, and articles , were successfully sold by Mrs, Maggie Heavin and Mrs. Zella Cummings, Mrs. Ora Hurst presented a quilt that was most
valuable gift.
Prize package was won by Mrs. Charles White and then punch was served at close of meeting by hostesses. Nt*t meeting will be held at
The maid of honor, Miss Bar bura Irwin, cousin of the bride .core a pink organdy gown am carried a bouquet of white roses Donald Clones, cousin of th bridegroom, was best man. Follow ing the ceremony thi couple left ov a wedding trip For traveling the bride chose t navy and white linen dress wit. white accessories and wore a cot-
sage of red roses.
Mrs. Clones will remain wit) her parents for the present whih Mr. Clones will return to his shij the U.S.S. Los Angeles, for fur-
j'her duty.
(..II S. ( lass of 1932 Holds First Reunion The Greencastle High Schoo class of 1932 held its iirst reunion at the Student Uuio. building. Saturday evening, Jul .’6. There were fifty-two mem bets and guests present. The de lightfully cool fountain room plu: 1 a fine dinner created a perfect netting for renewing old acquaintances and catching u£ with the various activities o.
friends.
About onc-half of those present were from out-of-town anti there were letters and telegrams from several others who were unable to attend asking to be remembered and looking forward to another opportunity to lie with the group. During the dinner hour "Pete" Sanford and The Merrymakers entertained with their good music going back some twenty years for many numbers which hi ought back more memories The member of the class who has gone farthest from home Mrs. Meredith Reeves Lamont, spoke briefly of her home and lifu.. in ,Svotltti;.| and pad many pictures iff tier hnme prfd.f’tjHrJiil there. Her remarks werf thoroughly enjoyed by everyone as were letters from Mrs. Iren Macy Joyner of Washington. D C., Mrs. Dora Comstock Wynes of Clinton, Ohio, Sister Ann Monica of Saint-Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana and Catherine WUson Mount of Scottsburg Ind. A telegram was read which had been received from the class president, Alvin Ellis now living in Marine City, Michigan and a belated telegram was received from Maurice Smith of Fairbanks, Alaska. Before adjourning the group '"ted to hold another get-togeth->n June 1953, planning toward a twenty-five y,.. |r re U " ion in 195 * Maynard Shonk- * er Waa name d chairman for •he meeting next year. Those working for the successful meeting this year included Mr and Mrs. Janies McNeff, Carl Neu n.ann, Wendell Thomas, Mrs Ruth McGill, Mrs. R,. x Boyd and wi ler d MrS Ma y na rd Shonk-
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'I he West Marion Home Demons ration Club Picnic will be held In Robe Ann Park, Friday August 1st at 12 o’clock y ’ Bring well fined basket, and
table service.
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RECITAL "EI>\Ksd« Madonna Balay win her music students j n ^ July 30th at 7:45. m the f] ship Hall of the Christian cd Students taking part are! tha Freeman. Curtis Bn Shirley Masten, Mary L> Ann Ellen Sear. , I’i.ilijj, u Wanda Skaggs. Su e , Sk| Donald McCamniaek Stwalley, Gerald .'.ka 2 gjj Claude Lester. There will also he sonw| special numbers.
A SAFETY Mi \m re | Obscured vision . a | n one out of eve. eiehtofl ’atal automobile lento /ear, according t.. y a J tafety Council. “Accident Fact the Cob tatistical yearboi.i. ..-ha .ist off the pre ;hows I early half of the v ml , ions were rain, m, or the windshield. A utholl obstructions were trees, ings and other thinp alonJ highway or adjae. u; to ,t f remaining foiuti. suited| parked and movinp < ,,rs. Glare from licadiiei.u or| sun was reported infreque Out of 20 states reporting | ference with vision. 11 no drivers blinded bv head] and these 11 . t.r nadj han 9,000 drivei j .olved in fatal act id.-nts.
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