The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 August 1952 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1 5, 1952.
RM.fKI I'li -Mlsr.l) Weather foree«» .11 r<l two blessinttr. toda; m .-nd t > heat wave wliicl .t teair-ra-tures soaring abo 1<)m in many parts of the nation mid tun* tia| rain for dioi ' 1 i'Ken a reas. "Lots of thundershowers" v. i re forecast throu. ;e> ' t . • • 'in! > rracticaliy all of the 1 nintry east of the M .|>pi River could expert the mu< !i ne< led tain while most of : !s«<' on and nearly all 1: . -V aurs u states were due for a mm of
rain.
SHOW OW >. Kit'S \\ 11 DILI) IN < I. M < *>I NTt Mrs Isa Portemunt, >2 years 1 old, who had been livia.- at the Boucher Tourist Court in Ind 340, died Thu Clay County Hospital in ilia?.:. .She had been a hospital | .en! •nly two days Mrs. Portemont a. tin wife of John Portemont Mi Portt mont operates "Johnny . I'mt' d Shows,” which appeared here in connection with tli Putnam County Fair last week. < Alii) OK THANKS W'e wish to II .ink < vei yone who helped us in any way with the Bainbridge stand at the Pair. Mrs. Lester Wilson, I’n of
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Mrs. Harry Tresner, I’le.s. of Baad Parents |>d < AKI) OK THANKS I wish to take this means of gemtyig my thanks to all W) ■ havelsent me greetings whlh i am confined to the Veterans hospital. I will be here for quite some time yet Marshall Snider ch ( AIM) OK THANKS We wish to express our sincere appreciation to our relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindne.**-. syinjia’liy and lieu 1 • ibutes extern" I to i; at the l>as«ing of our beloved husband and father. Cornic Ij Buis We eapecially wish to tlmk the Rev. Mrs. Bortlia Kivett, Mr. Hurst, Mrs. AP immai k. Mrs. Cox. Mrs. Reitz.d and the Whitaker Funeral Home. Wife nnd Family, pd. Mr. and Mn Jack Hinkle and daughter * n . • rrhw I’m Rose well. N. M wiie:, thev will
Illinois Union Siill Cn Strike RIVRROALK, IIP. Aug. 15 — (UPI Some 2,500 CIO United <?teel Workers were on strike today for the 75th consecutive ■ay after rejecting a tentative i.yrcement reached by the company and union officials. The worker voted 162 to 402 ajrainrt returning to work. Both union and management scried the vote meeting was ailed hurriedly in the hope few would attend. The It’verd tie workers walk11! out when Die nationwide steel 1 trike beyan June 2, hut novel came back us their fellow workers did. GOP Chances In Louisiana Good' BATON ROUGE, La.. Aug. 15. (UP)- Democratic Gov. Robert F. K< in thinks the Republicans have "the best change they ever had” to carry I»uls1 mu in u presidential election. Kernon, bitter political foe of President Truman, said here yesti.ulay the Repulilican leadership and organization in Louisiana "is the strongest ever in my lift: time." "There is a sizeable and growing group of people over tha sltite who vote Democratic at the state !4vel and feel free to vote openly Republican at the national level," he said. Kennon led the Louisiana delegation’s fight against the "loyalty pledge” at the Democratic national convention. Pro-Am Golf Match Sunday An 18-hole Pio-Am golf tourney will be held at the Greencastle course Sunday, starting at 8:DO p. in . it was announced to-
day.
The match will be a four-man team affair f nd u trophy will be .■.warded to each member of the winning foursome. An local golfers, wishing to play in the tnrnament, are requeued to be at the links by 8:30
visit Mr and Mi- Paul McAvoy. 1 ;., 1IW iny morning
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|. VKM EtlKIl’MKNT AND HOI SEHOLD (.OODS AT PUBLIC SALE! I hiivi sold my farm and am moving to town, I will sell at public auction a the farm located one and one-halt iiiiles north of Kitty ton, or Hip and one-lvalf miles south id Danville; located on State Road .3!). On Wednesday, August 20th, 1952 1(1:30 A. M. The folowlng described farm equipment and household goods! ' FARM M \< HIM RV—I MM (/.) TRAKTOR with rnltlvators, In excellent condition; one H! inch I'l.Oyy' with hydraulic lift, 2 hottom; one MM Wln-at Drill, 13 disc; one 36 foot Elevator; one MM 1 ttru Planter, ti. row mount; 2 Hand Seeders; one IHC side Rake; one 8 ft. Di»i Harrow ; one •lohu Deere Nheller, power; one emlgate me-d-er. M-ISKKLI.ANKOI S — one hog feeder; three Brooder Houses, *u Ekedrie Hoover; 2 Oil Hoovers; one Pump and Piping; 200 Tmout* Hampers; one loo ftul. V\ atur Fountain with Oil llani|M-rs; HOUSEHOLD ROODS — One Duo Therm Oil Heater with »h/wer, large size; one 250 gallon OH Storage Tank; one large size Warm Morning Stove; one medium size Warm .Morning Stove; 2 0x12 Wool Rugs; one 9x12 Linoleum; one burner Perfection OH Sbixe; one Dining Suite, e chairs and buffet; one blue Living Room Sufte; 3 End T ildes; 2 Table Lamps, Occasional ( lialrs, ItiH'king Chairs; one Coffee Table; 2 Beds, mattresses and springs; one Vanity; one Dresser, bed linens, table linens; one Dish Cupboard; one Cabinet Top; one Norge Refrigerator; one ti. E. Washing Machine; Dishes, Pots. Pans, Canned Goods, Pictures, Mirrors, (Wtuins! Blinds, Slverware Cans, Lawn Mower, Electric Iron, Pop-Up Toaster. Ironing Board, Porch Hwtng, Throw Rugs, End Tables. ORPHEUS RODENHAMMER, Owner VAUGHN * NEAL, Aucts. -
WE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered In the postoffice at Greencaatle, Indiana an second ■lass mall matter under act of March 7, 1878. Subscription price 25 cents |mt week; $3,011 per year by mall In Putnam County: SO.00 to $10.40 per year outsflc Putnam County. Telephone 95, 74 or 114 8. R. Hadden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street
TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT This is possible only in lands where freedom and justice reign. We should protect this tight by an alert political consciousness. Moral men make moral laws and enforce them. Thou shall eat the labor of thy hands Px. 131:42.
IVrNoiial Local News Briefs
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Harriott and lamily are visiting relatives in Washington L>. C. The annual Thomas reunion will be bold Sunday, August 24th at Forest Park in Brazil. The Boyd reunion will be held Sunday, August 17th at Forest Park, Brazil. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hanna and daughters Sara and Sheila have moved to their new home at 511 E. Seminary Street. The annual Scars family reunion will be held Sunday, August 24th, at Robe-Ann Park. Ail relatives and friends are invited. Mr. and Mrs. John McNeeley and two children will return Saturday evening’ from Canada, where they have been visiting Mr. McNeeley’s grandparents. They accompanied Mr. McNeeley’s parents, who reside in Illinois. Dr. and Mrs. Herold T. Ross and daughter, Patricia Jean, have returned from an eastern trip. They visiteci Prof, and Mrs. Arthur Anderson, at State College, Penn., and Mr. and Mrs. John Ross and family, at Binghamton. N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Cox and Mr. and M;^ , Wm.. Wyatt have returned home after visiting the latter’s son, Ralph Gardner and family in Wilson, N. C. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Boyden Wallets and family in Salisbury, N. C. They returned home by driving through South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama. They also visited Beautiful Rock Garden City on top of Ixtok Out Mountain in Tennessee. Mr Kiank Vreelnnd, former Greene i stle resident, who has been the guest of Mrs. Laurel H Turk for Hie past few days, left on Thin lay to return to her home Mrs Vreeland, who has been n misted with Dennison Univer tv, lias accepted the position of Dean of Women at Alma College in Alma, Mich. On Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Turk entertained for Mrs. Vreeland with a tea at the Union Building. Have you tried Snnitone Cleaning? If not you are missing the best in Dry Cleaning. Please giv# it a trial. Phone 126 Home laundry & Cleaners.
Mrs. Frank Durham and two sons have returned from St. Clair. Mich., where they have been the guests at the summerhome of her parents. Miss lima Baughman of Greenwood, and Mrs. Fred E. Schroeder, of Indianapolis, were guests of Mrs. Webb Evans Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Noal G. Nicholson and daughter were in Spencer Wednesday where Mr. Nicholson judged the dairy show a the Owen County Fair. The annual Wade anu Virginians reunion will be held Sunday August 31 at the Robe Ann Park. All friends and relatives of Virginians are welcome. , - There will be a City Association meeting of all women bowlers at the bowling alley on Monday, Aug. 18th, at 7:30 p. m. Please try to be present. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Marsh have returned from a fishing trip at Nippigon, Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Marsh joined a party of friends from Dubuque, Iowa. Mr. Marsli reports the fishing was good and one of the party caught a northern pike weighing over 27 pounds. The Warren Township Lions Club will hold its annual picnic at Forest Park in Brazil on Sunday, at 12:00. All members ar urged to be present, and to bring along their families, friends and well-filled baskets There will be games, contests, swimming, etc., for young and
old.
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BrMe-Elect
M e have managed to talk he boss out of a few days of fishing and Squirrel hunting. tike the two boys, our fishing gear, and our guns, and will disappear for a few days. Fishing fun will appear again Monday. August 25, and i hop® we will be able to give you an account of some /Ine fishing «nd hunting. In the meantime, our 539 secret operators will be roaming the ields and streaftis, watching to see that the TRUTH id told at al Itimes.., SPORTSMAN S SHOP Fishermans Headquarter*
I the army serving m Japan am. I m the Korean war with the 11U ) Ab ... receiving his honorable j
discharge last April.
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Detroit.
Club Plans Picnic At Kobe-Ann Park
The Tip Toppers Home Demonstration Club will hold their picnic at Robe Ann Park on Tuesday, August 19. All mem-
bers are to bring
General Foods Faces Charges
• WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.<UP) The Federal Trade Commission today charged Generc. 1 Foods Ccrp., which markets such familiar groceries as Birds-Ey frozen foods, Jello and Maxwell House Coffee, with three viola tions of the Clayton Anti-Tnu-t
Act. .
The complaint charged d' crimination in pricing and de tribution and in payments foi certain customer services and fa-
cilities.
The FTC said the firm's gross sales in 1949 exceeded $500,000 000 and that its alleged discrii. inations could be substantially lessening competition or ereati :• an alleged monopoly. The firm has 20 days to i swer the complaint and the FTC scheduled a hearing for Oi l 1 New York. Okinawa Braces For Tropic Storm
Mias Helen Carol Sears Mr. and Mrs. Jess Sears, ot Indianapolis, wish to announce the approaching marriage of iheic daughter, Helen Carol, to ( Ralph J Meer, son of Mr. and Mrs John Meer, Greensburg The wedding wil Itake place on Atq. 16th in the St. Mary’s Catholic ■ kurch in Greensburg. Miss Sears is a former resident of Greencastle. .Miss Cora Catherine Lukin Is Bride In Colorado An account of the wedding of Mi.-s Cora Catherine Lakin, l ighter of Mrs. Shirley E. Lakin : nd Russell Lakin of Canon City, Colo, on July 12th, has been received here by Mr. and Mrs. J. S Sitnison. Mrs. Lakin is the for-| mer Miss Shirley Martin and is . ell remembered in Greencastle. Miss Lakin was married to J iin Robert Handel of Chicago n the First Presbyterian Church in Canon City. Miss Lakin was : en in marriage by her father. A reception followed the cere-
mony.
M: Lakin attended DePauw University and the University of < doiado. Mr. Itundel, the son ' Mr and Mrs. John R. Handel "f Chicago and is a graduate of University of Colorado. At- : : a wedding trip to Mexir Mr and Mrs. Handel will make 'heir home in Los Angeles.
TOKYO, Aup. 15 (UPl A Typhoon moved slowly tov. d Okinawa today, lashing the land with gusts of wind ti| > 90 miles an hour and forcing " S. Air Force crews to tie down their planes By 3 p. 'm the typhoon w is Obout 40 miles southwest of Okinawa and moving due north A Tokyo weather observer said it would go "fairly (lose" to the island, now an important U. S. military bastion. Winds of 50 t 0 60 miles an hour accompanied a heavy downfall of rain. No damage was i imported to any military InstnlMt.ons. Gale warnings were posted throughout the Ryukyu isl.v chain and southern Japan
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Matw yitk-Glck Wedding Announced Saturday, Aug. 9. at 8 p. n. Miss Ethel Gic k, daughter of M and Mrs. Herman Gick. Greencastle R 3, was united in mar riage to Stephen Matwyuk. xoi of Mr. and Mrs. Egantz Mat wyuk, of Detroit. Mich. The wedding vows were read by Jerry J Gagneau at River Rouge, Mich. The bride wore a dusty blue dress with navy accessories and an orchid corsage. Their attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matwyuk, brothel and sister-in-law of the bride groom. Mrs. Matwyuk wore navy and white dress with nav\ accessories. The bride is employed with th( S. S. Kresge Co . of Detroit, am the bridegroom is employed as a truck driver for Turnstead, De troit. He served four years in
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Aly Khan Visits Movie Star Wife
HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Aug. 15. (UP) A reconciliation be tween Aly Kahn and Rita Hayworth s. emed possible today after the debonair prince came t the star’s home for dinner and wound up .staying all night. Aly literally ran into Rita’s Beverly Hills mansion last night immediately after he arrived from New York lugging 75 pounds of toys and gifts for Rita and his daughter. As he left his limousine he told his chauffeur, “I’ll only be a minute." Four hours later, at 2 a. m. today. a houseboy came out of the house and told the chauffeur that he could go home—alone. Neither Rita nor Aly would say if their 13-month separation was at an end. But rumors circulated that a reconciliation might be in the offing. Fall Fatal To Cave Explorer PIERRE ST. MARTIN CAVERN. France. Aug. 15. (UPm* A 33-year-old critically injured cave explorer died last night 1,100 feet below ground as rescue] s attempted to remove him to the surface to save his life. Marcel Loubens, member of a scientific* expedition which had been exploring one of the world's deepest caves, succumbed in the :cy cavern without regaining Consciousness since he fell 120 feet two days ago. At his side was a doctor who had risked his life to descend into the precarious depths with serum and medicine for em gency treatment. Loubens. it was reported, died as he was being strapped to stretcher in preparation for hoisting him to the surface. Loubens had suffered a broken back and jaw when a cable snapped «s he was being hauled to the top two days ago. At that time he had complained of "cavern sickness" a mental condition resulting from five days in the damp cave, believed to be 3,250 feet deep. Before Loubens died, a shower ^f falling rocks temporarily held up efforts to hoist him to the surface. When the rockfali started rescuers moved him to the shelter of a nearby chamber and formed a human shield over his unconscious body. loiter dare-devil volunteers were sttrtioned along the vertical shaft, ready to guide Loubens' stretcher upward. His death still presented them the problem of moving his body to the sur-
face.
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GOP Counting On Women's Support WASHINGTON, Aug. 15. (UP) Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest Republican national committee woman from Utah since 1944 today was named to direct tht GOP women’s activities during
the fall campaign.
Arthur E. Summerfield, chait man of the Republican nationai \ committee, announced Mrs I Priest’s appointment as an assistant in charge of the women’s division and said she would talc
office immediately.
“The significance in her appointment,” Summerfield said, "lies in the realization of Dwigh D. Eisenhower, Senator (Richard M.) Nixon and the entire Republican organization that women will play a greater role in this election than ever before." "As a housewife, mother and
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