The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 December 1952 — Page 2

TH* CA'IY RAMMER GPEENCA^tf, INMA^A,

■MhKLH S.\l.l

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A* I his farm )i:»s soM vm* will srll Cl I l*ul>li(* AiiHinn ;ii lann, 11 , mitos Himtli i»f l • » iiiil«‘H north of .Morton, 0110 mile oaftt of ^tperiA'^r'A on jfravol road, himun i»h old MoGanghtM

ffi-nm on

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22 HEAD OF CATTLE

Out

rojjlsff'frd ftiu . Ilrsimi W iiniltTfiil .1 tilf. M yi-ars oltl, lint- In Iroslicn TK-npnilx i will nivc I I’lillnns a day; out- I yt-ar old Jforse \ I" froshfii .laiinary i'J, will yhc |i 2 tialloii' a <Oy: ono Black c*t\i, ;i years old uitli calf h\ sitl!*, I t;\i Ihuis a day; ttnt* 5 year oltl .Icrscy cow, calf by side; one III year old Jercsex cow. calf by side; .'I tfallons a day; one 7 ytvar old .lerhey cow lo freshen by dale of sale; one « yeai old Onernsey eo»\, :f i;allons a day, now , to freshen •Inm 1st.; one S year old Jersey, H y I lions a day, to freshen the Iasi ol May; one ctiniini; ,'l year old lersey, •; gallons a day, to freshen -nd day ot May; one 5 year old t ttxx to be fresb in sprintt, milking ii«iw ; ont eotnini* * year old heifer to freshen March ?4; one r«*tfislered heifer, ont of the above cow, Wonderful liinu X'alitine; l

apartment for about 20 thousand

francs ($65).

Inflation has cut clear across the economy. For example, coal '•o.sts $50 n ton and few landlords

T ■ as ■ « j a m nm i '' an afforrt lhe l" ! ‘ l| ry of weath- ; Tuesday, December 16th, 1952 r rr,,, '

hipher.

My conscience prompted me to ' install a telephone the other day since without one I was unavail * able for a call as a duty officer 1 This worked out to he a majoi I financial project. Fortunately the landlord lent me a receiver and boll-box which he had kepi in his home since the Germans diitronnoeted his telephone line. Otherwise 1 would have had to •

heifer* earning yearlings, open; one registered Jersey Rull, Koynl | buy this equipment Installs- i Aim ( id No. 525H'!(I, Itorn Nmemhcr 17, 19411; '! Hull eivlxes suitahlt- , tion charges amounted to about foi beef. All .111110 T. B. and Bangs tested. , $30 rm afraifl to aftlc what th c

charges for each call amount to. What looks on thc surface to .

sim * and Iff pigs, 6 weeks old; one sow and III pigs. X weeks . „ .... ... . , i old; xr shnats. 60 to 70 Ihs.; IX shoals, 100 to 1*5 Ihs.; 3 gilts! a Ihad-pipe cinch toi goo j t omiiig with ‘bid litter due to farrow January 1st; li sows to start 1 housing can suddenly and une\- ^ farrowing January ’?rt; one Red Boar coming ‘J years old. i poctedly go sour. For example, |

I,t. Col. George Creel, nephew o’ Ihc George Creel of “muckral:-

Itioo hushels corn; 500 hales bay , first .••ilting of Alfalta and I i nK “ fame and later World War I Timothy haled without any rain; 150 bales 2nd etilllng Alfalfa. I hrai) of the v s governme. ' |

CHICKENS

75 Wbite leghorn pullets, faying 75%; SO. l-year old I.eghorn

hens laving 50",,.

MISCELLANEOUS

Om* Ifaiiimor mill, ont* hoj* fooclfr, almost nt*\\; tint* minorul t'PfMlfT. almost !if*\\ ; om* wafer fo'intain; 50 It. roll of <*orn oribhin^ f.ornst Him and rial posts; some uates amt fencp; hay

THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED l nlered lo Hie paxlofflcs al Greeneaslle, fodfano «« oecond . lass mull ma t ter under act of Mareli 7, 1876. Hulixerlptlon price, 25 eenls per week; $5.00 per year tiy mall lo l‘nfoaoi ('onuty: $11.00 lo 910.40 per year notable I’liinum County. Telephone 05, 74 or II I 8. R. Rnriden, fhihllxtier 17-10 8oiitti Ja. ks.in Street TJ)I>AT’8 RIRf.K THOUein Civilization is built on integrity. No nation can long endure that bases its policy on lies. No individual can hold respect without a reputation for truthfulness. A lying tongue (is an abomination to the I,ordt. Prov 6:18.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1952

Bride-Elect

92-HOGS - 92

CORN AND HAY

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Not responsible in ease of accidents.

propaganda and information agency, secured a ten-room country house near Paris from a friend who moved to Germany. Thc house was well-furnished and, on the basis of what was visible to the average househunter. comfortable.* Colonel Creel moved in and confidently awaited the arrival of his wifand children from Alabama. In October, after Creel had to break the ice a couple of mornings to shave, he decided to stokr

III Rs| \\|) I’K KI.F, Auctioneers. Cl,IF!- MeMAIVS, Clerk U p the fire. A French company f.iineh will be served hy Jr. Aid of Christian Church. ; shipped in a couple of tons of i— .. i —i — — i for which Creel mortgaged

! his car) and he started stoking jthe fire. The highest the temperature has been in the house is

Lefha England and Wallace Pitcock

& Son - Owners

MURPHY'S SHOPPING CALENDAR

MONDAY NIGHT. DEC. 15

Reserved For Dad and Children

Personal And Local News _ Uriels George Purcell remains quite ill at his home on Liberty street. Thc service windows of th Gieen.astle Post Office will be open from 8:00 a. m. to 6:00 n, m. week days until Christmas. Miss Barbara Yuncker of New York City will arrive Sunday for a few hours visit with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. T. G. Yuneker. Miss Yuncker is enroute to Cairo. III. on a newspaper assign-

ment.

Isom G. Vickous lias filed suit for divorce in the Putnam circuit court from Amanda Vickous. They were married Oct. 27 1022, and separated in July, 1944. Gillen & Lyon are attorneys for the

65 degrees and most mornings, j plaintiff.

TUESDAY NIGHT, DEC. 16 MOTHERS HITE - A Party with Santa Claus for your children in our basement while you shop.

despite night-long firo-tending. the house is hone-chilling 50-55

degrees.

To add to Colonel Creel’s happiness, the Maine (city government ) at Versailles decided that Creel’s landlord, a French insurance agent, would have to an additional occupancy

Mrs. Walter Evens. West WaP nut street road, reports a nice Christmas tree which they had planted in front of their home, h.ul been cut down last night some time. It was a valuable tree and people should be consklpav Ionite in getting their Christmas tax I trees. The safest place is from

starting the first of the year This would boost Creel’s rent to well over $200 a month. Faced with the prospect of ceasing to cat or move, Creel moved or tried to. In thc meantime, mamma and the children showed up.

OPEN EVERY NITE TILL DEC. 23RD.-CLOSE DEC. 24TH AT 6:00 P.M.

GREENCASTLE

In the last three weeks he has: 1. Had a "sure” house rented out from beneath him when he wasn’t looking. 2. Driven as far as .”>0 miles away from SHAPE headquarters to look at prospective homes in attics, barns, etc. .I, Serured, after developing a ease of incipient ulcers, a beautiful home, (at least the landlord is considering it favourable) excellently furnished, just 20 minutes from work. Although Colonel Creel has a j standby supply of tarpaulin and | tentage ready in case another! “sure thing” vanishes into thir. ! air, he is happy. He is happy because the first thing ho looked at in his prospective home and checked personally was the furnaei*. 1 * It works, hut good. Basketball RO.U HDAI.K BUND

TOI’R.VEY

| North Salem 18 :;6 Roachdale 7 29 North Salem (57) Ft.

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a local merchant.

Funeral services for Chaunsoy Flinn, who passed away Friday morning in a hospital at New Castle, will ho held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Rector Funeral Home. The Rex’. ^Clarence Barr, of Clov< tdale. will he in charge. Burial will he in the Cloverdale cemetery.

tndeno tlspnugh Mrs. Katharine Alspaugh. 709 North Madison street, wishes to announce the engagement and approaching marriage of hcr daughter, Audene, to Wayne Qnery. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Query, of Cloverdale R. The wedding will take place on June 6th.

Penelope C mh Dinner Tuesday The Penelope Club will observe its annual Christmas dinner on Tuesday, Dec. 16th, at l p m. at thc East Side Drive-In. The committee in charge is Mrs. R. P. Mullins and Mrs. Rnsu Knaner. Mrs. ,1. F. Hirt will be the hostess. Mrs. George Isxng will have the program.

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Attention all kids and fans of

the “Fun Time” program! WORE is sponsoring a Fun-Time Party to be held in the DePauw Studeni Union this Wednesday. The pirty, lasting from 4:45 to 5:30 p. ‘u.. will feature games, prizes, refreshments, and an ap-

pearance by Santa Claus,

miss the fun!

Don’t

HEBRON Mi .‘ind Mis. Glen Thornburg and family moved last week I’rom the Fred McGaughey farm 'ast of toxin to the Wm. Duncan house at Raccoon. Mr. and Mrs. Olin Leonard and Chas, Mrs Flora Leonard and Mrs. Lawrence Thorhpsbn were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs. Marvin McLaughlin in Indianapolis. An agent from Terre Haute demonstrated the Mirical Made Service, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rafe McGaughey on Thursday evening of last week. Invited guests were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Clodfelter and Carolyn Sue, and Mrs. Maggie Gardner. Israel’s President

hci ' p with his p ‘^ Mrs - Pai » Mcoauew ^

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• Reiattx'cs nere received word of thc (Tenth’ of Harold Norman it Parma, Mo., who was accidently killed while hunting. He was the son of Calvin Norman, formi rly of here. Alvan Clodfelter of

Crawfordsville, and Mr. and Mrs. | llVM

Otis Clodfelter and Carolyn sue 1 She left imme(lint C | v ' n ,

loft Saturday for Missouri. The j bedside,

funeral was held Sunday.

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Mrs ’ R,, y Mcbau.h

wwr " 'be sorioug Z efPlv * father who i. v ,., ' ’ r V

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Buddy McGaughey of Purdue University spent the week end

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Sanitono cleaning is your best bet for a perfect job of cleaning. Why not try us next time. We guarantee to please you. Home Laundry and Cleaners. Sat.-tf

TV - TONIGHT COURTESY WRIGHT EI-EC.

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WFRM-TV—Channel li

Saturday

Johns-Hopkiii • Strike It Rich Burns and Allen News To Me Groticho Marx Beat Clock Jackie Gleason Abbott and Costello

Theater

Wrestling Amateur Fights Life At 80

Theater

Night Owl Theater Sunday A. M. This Is the Life

Pentago:

Quiz Kid.j Super Circus Capt. Midnight Lone Ranget

P. M.

Freedom Crusade

News

Cards-Rears Mr. and Mrs. North Hollyxvood Theater Sports Scholar Weatherman See It No\" Mystery Theater Show Business Toast of Town Fred Waring Break the Bank The Web Who Said That * News Review Close Up What’s My Ltne" Comedy Hour

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The Golden Circle Club met at the home of Mrs. Lena Trussed on the evening of Nov. 25. As it was I Come As You Are” party much merriment was present as the crowd gathered. The President, Mrs La Rue Gray called the business meeting lo order. Devotions were given by Mrs. Grace Pollom and The Lord's Prayer xvas repeated in uni on Fourteen members answered roll call by giving the name of a famous tree. The secretary's and treasurer's reports were read. The Club agreed to purchase the T. B. bond and no vote taken as this has been the customary proccedui e foi several years. The club members brought a very nice assortment of gifts for a Christmas box to be sent to the tiley Hospital. Another Christikus box of assorted items was purchased by the 'finance committee from the club's treasury. A Parcel Post sale xvas held luring the evening xx-ith Mrs. La Rue Gray and Mis. Bessie Fellows acting as auctioneers. All packages sold to the highest bidier and the club made a nice profit as well as everyone having

fun.

The hostess served delicious i cfreahments during the social

lour.

Contest prizes were awarded to Mrs. Bessie Fellows. Mrs. La Rue Gray and Mrs. Anna Hull. The club was glad to have Mrs. Elmer Jones of Lathridge, ’ mada as guest. The Christmas meeting will be .d the home of Mrs. G ace Pollom,• There will be the usual gift xehange. CLUB CALENDAR Tuesday Tri Kappa Assoeiate Chapter — Christmas Party 6:45 Unio.i Building. Penelope Club 1 p. m. East Side Drive-In. Delta Theta Tan x p. m. Mrs. Edna Farber. Wednesday Federated Reading Club 1:36 Clty i Library. Twentieth Century Club 2:.'!0 Miss Jeannette O’Drll. 7ft2 F. .Seminary. 'ftmrxrtny Gobin W. 8. C. S 2 p. in. P E O. Christmas party 7 p. m. Mrs. C. L Richer. 311 Greenwood Frhfav Needlecraft Club 2:ftft p. m. Mrs. Ida Pollom. F.mera Club 7:3ft Mrs Roseoc Scoft.

SHOPPING DAYS

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4EW PRESIDENT of Israel is Yitznak Ben-Zvi, 68, Zionist leader who lived for 30 years in a wooden hut jutside Jerusalem. He was elected >y parliament to succeed the late Jhaim Wcizmann. (International/

DISSOLUTION SALE As xve arc dissolving partnership after 7ft years operation nn tie same farm, we will sell the fnlloxxing personal property at the farm, located •» miles xvesf ot Rockville on the blacktop road, arrow from

the Air Rnne, on

Thursday December 18, 1952 BEGINNING AT 10:0ft A. M 32 HEAD DAIRY CATTLE — 21. cow*. 7 yeailini; heifm. t

heifer «.tTves.

This Is one of the best dairy herds in the county. We hue Inn

selling Grade A milk for years to the Rockville market. The tied

include.- Jersey Guernsey and Holstein breed* 377 HEAD 110(48 — 40 Gilts, 32 Sows. Gilts and *on* will dart

farrowing Feb. 20, S sows xvith 22 pigs. 5 young hoar*, 'B.'i head jl shunt? weighing 60 to 90 pound*. This is an extra fine herd of

jj : purebred Ilampsliin hogs.

FARM IMPLEMENTS — 1947 Farmall M tractor with ciiltivilors, 1949 Farmull 51 tractor, 1950 Farmall (’ tractor xxitti caltixaiors, •», X-hottom 14 In. I. H. (’.' plows on rubber, 2. I. It C. I oident discs, I, 4-row I. H. C corn planter on rubber, I rotary hoe, I. I. H ( . 4-hai side delivery rake on rubber, I eultimuleher, I 7-M I II-L ! corn picker, mounted. I Horn manure loader with htodr, I lnhn Deere t7-'holr wheat drill xvith fertilizer and gra** *rril attiwhmonk I John Deere tractor manure spreader, I John Deere 1 l-ft. rh'xator xxith motor, 2 xxagon* on ruhhei xxitli steel bed*, I xxag«n with Uwl I bod, I xxagon with grain bed, I xxagon on rubber xxith flat top hot I X-ft. ciillt|i ickcr, I, ff-ft, Massey-Harris combine, poxxer t.ihe-oft. , I John Deere 10-in. hammernilll, f bog fountain*. I. It-ft. *<‘lt (‘“fd- ; ers. f 2-tmil Snrgr milker, rnmplete, I 100-gal. water tank "" steel wheel wagon, 1 water I'.anp, I donble xvhcel cmerv xrlmkr xxith 3-horse motor, I drill press, I electric tire pump, I9t* l-ton Chevrolet truck, dual wheel* xvith grain bed and lu'i*t. I Maw)' llarrh- 7-M,. mower, I, I. H. ('. 7-ft. mower, I No. 15 I II < hakr p with powet take-off, I 2-wheel implement frailer.

10x12 brooder house, I electric hrond-

MISCELLANEOUS

hmiM-liold good* and many article*

TERMS—CASH.

too mimcrou*

John Foster Dntles

iELECTION of John Foster Dulles'

M the^p'diplomatlc ,i **

C0LL1NGS AND WHITTED

•xperience Includes banking and, RAT .« STALKER, Auctioneers, f( \Y sl* \\t C**.

Industry. He has served In various'

peace agencies such as the Car-l Lunch served by Colouia lanlic* %kt.

negie Endowment for International Peace, of xx-hlch ho Is chairman. Duliea was born Feb. 25, 1888,

In Washington. (International/ ^ * ,

*r<>infrfOHh iMnenitn

’’Dulles Wasted Hiss"

KOUIDN'T Miles Standiah, John Alden and Priscilla be surprised to M* twrkey hunting costume sported by Hilda Eatevea In Miami, Fie

1 tt uaka too good to b% true. iJ*t#raatto»«: Officials Funk and Cue.

B game: Bainbridge. 38: Danu

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dealer APPUAMOn AMD

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ANNIVERSARIES

Birthdays

Barbara Rogers, 2 East Hanna street, 18 years today. Robert Eugene Neese. son of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Neese. 14 yeafs okl today. December 13. Mrs. Dorothy Stevens, today.

Dec. 13th.

Mrs. Alpha Hainea, Belle

Union, today. Dec. 13. Ray Cline. Belle Union

Dec. 13. Weddings

Mr. and Mrs. Forest

South Illinois street, 14 years to-

day, Dec. 13th.

today.

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JOHN W. DAVIS, board member of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, tells House probers in Washington that John Hoslei Dulles first recommended Alger Hiss to head the multimillion dollar agency. Davis *eH Dulles, designated as new secretary of state, mentioned Hiss for the post in 1947.

Don’t bf. mi«lfn by the quaclta and charlatan* who fhiitn to cure pernicious anemia. The most contemptible pf 1 * 011 in the world is the one who will sacrifice puhlii’ health, comfort, and happiness for his own financial gain- ' I' 1 ' # lient who has pernicious anemia is deficient in red hl " d cells. New red blood cells can be developed by a |>r ni 1 xvith which your physician is thoroughly familiar- The process is constant and does not effect a cute, h dc< however, enable the patient to complete a normal '■pa 11 life. Alxvays consult your physician in times ol ‘dnexs. Then bring his prescriptions to us to be lilled. COAN PHARMACY Putnam County’s Largest Drug Store BwU On QUALITY, ACCURACY, and SERVICE