The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 April 1953 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1953.

\ oTi: in ii in • ' ■Washington, April 2 rn.Hoi:.«e unanimously votait itself a 10-day Eastei reeess Weilnes-

<1ay

The recess until April 13 will start after Thursday's routine session The Senate plans to hold several i itine sessions next week VOTE WITH MAJORITY W ASHINGTON. April 2 Indiana's 10 Republican representative* voted with the majorit.v Wednesday as the House passed and sent to the Senate a bill $rivinp states title to offshore oil la nds.

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Kir .1. Madden of Gary voted

with the minority. TWO PROMOTEH

• INDIANAPOLIS Apt I 2 <VPt Governor Craig Wednesday announced promotions fo: two highway coninusston work- ;

ere.

lb named Call Vogelgesang Indianapolis as chief engineer of 1 he commission, and William SorteJ! 4P Knightstown Stipt. of ire mtenance Vi • Igesang. with the commisr s'it 2.2 yeat s succeeded Tipton in ntv Democrat Rav Rowet Hi v. as chief engineer under the administration of Gov Ralph K Gn’es

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Bridge Design Department and was Henry county eng.neer He

succeed' d Eat 1 Lockndge Vogelgesang was nat

dirt to fiom Indiana of the N tional Society of Professional K gineers and past president of ot

ei engineering societies.

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\o < .UNIT IN JAIL MUNCIE. Ind April 2 iDPt Delaware couniy sheriff Pete Anthony de. di*: Wednesday the county jail is no place to hold Justice of Pence court. Ed Femyer. 4K Justice of the Pi ace from Yorktown. asked Anthony to bring his docket to Uie ja.l where Femyer was serving a !.Vilay stretch on a drunken driv-

ing charge.

It I have to go to jail, I want to take my books with me." Femyer told the sheriff. "I've got ;i lot iif matters to attend to." But Anthony refused, saying Femyer wasn't going to hold

ccurt in his jail.

JOHN THARP says: Foi Sale General Electie reirigeratoi in A -1 condition S.'l.YQO Phone i)’4- ; >• it. M ot Ts FIND 1 nr X't KF.

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MAHWAH. N J il’P' N. me knows much about "Angelo ■ tin Bull" except that tv works as ,i caretaker, lives in a shack, speaks broken English and is

V . ] th at leas- $30,000.

p. pie in this community knew .u, •. the first three attributes since Angelo has lived in area tm yi ar- But it took a Boy j S i. .t tr."ip on a field trip to dis-

u\ i ai' wealth.

'i: p 14 of Bloomfield va-

: - i tliug an nld s’m k on the

- the Immaculate C"n-

Jcej .io! St ininai y when they dis- .. vi i e : tw > metal boxes contain-

ng $7 !*!>0 in cash. two hank

t ks -(lowing savings of $17.OOd a prop< rty deed and 12

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Entered tn the poatofflre at tjreeneastle, Indiana a» second elaaa mail matter under a« t of March 7, 1H7H. Subscription price 25 cent* per week; $5.00 per year bv mall In Ihitnain County: .

Sti.OO to $10.40 per year ouUldc ! 'mile., Hostess

To Fillmore Club

.S' O C I E T y

CVYttA four Indiana plants struck to-, ^lant C/V 1 n , I d« v in the nationwide walkout I Wayne, Mis . , ' , INDIANAPOLIS M'ltl - thp v g Rllbber Co. ; jngion were affectM ^

! ups Some 7.700 woikits ui|

flants at Indlanapoli,

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in IlWilin

St. Pauls Catholic Guild will meet Monday evening at • :30 at

the chapel.

Putnam County.

Telephone 05, 74 or 114 8. R. Kariden. Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street

l*pr*u»al And Local News llriefs

Fillmore Service Club met reCf illy with Mrs Jos« y Smiley 1 Seven memb*«s answered the j roll call with what sire shoe I worn. The president. Mis. Lula ! Clift opened the meeting with | the club prayer, and the hostess ' n ading a i hapter from the scrip-

ture

A bountiful pitch-in dinner was setvod■ at the no«,n hour. Mrs Lula Clift returning thanks Attet the otsler of the business the Lord's Piayer was repeated

.n unison.

The rt st of the day was spent in a good social time. The meeting adjourned to meet with Mrs.

Lula Ctift in April.

Changed To \pril

The Roachdale Home Demonstrate n C. ib will meet April | 11th instead of the 4th Please 1 note change Meeting to be with Mai - Sanders at 1 «0 p m.

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Spring Hats T.iilnr**.! ml Tiimnif<! Hats fur ^ ••ur \\ anlrobe. II f<»r I n \urr** s.X INI I ami \ filini; Nellye Riggs First house east of Masonic Temple.

The name on the hank i>ra,ks Bi iir.o "i Bnuico. led polo a 65-year-old caretaker i a piivat estate. He told iVntirs h called himself tr.g . ■ tl • B ill" and that he l.i.n - treasure n the uu k tempoiatily while taking i earn spending money. ■ p:e-idrnts TN'lei FillBenjamin Harrison. TheoP. veil and Wilson had

That we may have

there ?

Or does it mean clothes so gay.

That we may

parade:

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CHLOROPHYLL DRY CLEANING NO EXTRA COST AT '"Old Rc/inb/c" WHITE CLEANERS 309 N. Jackson St. Greencastle F.S. Never Expect Cheap Cleaning AI Whites.

WHEN YOU RE ONLY FIVE YEARS OLD .. Easter tal<es on a special importance.. It is a bunny two feet tall ... it i$ a little straw bonnet and patent lecthef shoes . . . if is a basket of co'ored eggs . . . excitement, anticipation, and glowing eyes. If you know someone five years old (or 3 or 6), you might help out that busy bunny with a gift. A variety of children's books, records, illustrated albums, games, and toys are on bunny's special shopping list

Sam Hannas Book Store

I Thomas McClure is confim I to | (us home on Greencastle R 3,

I with scarlet fever,

j Mrs. Patty Zeis and daughter j returned home from the county | hospital Wednesday morning Mi s Effie Herbert will spend ■ Easter Sunday with her brother,!

| P.rd Watts and faniih in In- Kouehdnle Club Ifcite

| dianapolis.

! The open house scheduled at the YF*\Y Home for Friday. April j 7 has been postponed until Fi

| In'. April 17.

I There will be no Sunday -choc 1 j nr church service at the Cnio.i j Y.dley church on Sunday, April j

i 5 due t i redecorating

M . .la.:

have- returned from Plot ida. Ti - y spent the past several months at their winter home in Bradenton Mrs Dorothy Harvey and laughters. Shiiley and Rosie, le; Thursday evening to spend Fas’.ei week-end with relatives in De-

troit.

M s Alien Binkley has returned to her home after spending the past three months with her s, n William Binkley and family tn Jacksonville. Fla. Mai via robes, a student at Indiana University, arrived on Wednesday to spend the spring vacation with her parents. Mr and Mrs John E Fobes. M- and Mrs. Robert Knarr of Corpus Christie. Texas, are heie for permanent residence Mr: Knarr is connected with the

Lone Star

Di and Mrs Horace W P-

of Jackson. Mich., arrived today t- spend East- r with Dr. Porter's brother, LaFayette L. Porter, and Mrs Porter at then h -ne :n

North wood *

According to reports released today. 22 students at Manchester College made straight "A" grades during the first semester. Among those so honored was Richard Harshbarger who was graduated from the Bambridge

high school last -piing.

Major Thomas Robbins has been granted a residency at the Fitzsimmons Atmy hospital at Denver Colo. Majoi Robbins has been in charge of army h- .spital in Pans. France for the past veai Major and Mrs Robbins and family will ainve In the j States about th- middle of June, and will spend a week with Major Robbins' parents and a week with Mrs Robbins' parents, Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Crump of this city, before going to make their future home in Denver. Chlorophyl will freshen your clothe? just thf same as it freshens your breath. We use it at no extra cost at Home Laundry & i Cleaners. Thur-tf.

!>iihh«-(' *11 Wedding \nnoiinced Miss Marthii Ernestine Cowen of Berkley Calif . and Robert O Dot >f Dt u»d Mrs. Otto Dobbs, of Greencastle. were married at Stanford Memorial chapel. in Paio Alto. Calif, .on Satur- | lay. The bi de wore a navy blue and i white suit with matching accessories. He: corsage was of pink camel!*.* Her attendant. Mrs. William Conn of Lo« Angeles wore a grav and white suit with matching accessories and a pink rose corsage Stewart Chubei of I.nng Island, was best man. The couple "ill reside at 1240 A. Mitvia St Berkley. Calif. Both are graduates of DePailw University She is now working under a scholarship fmm the State of Calif-' nia in the field of public health bacteriology at the Unlvers tv of California. Mr Dobbs also attended the Massac!: -e'.ts Institute of Tech-no-ton and is now

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S-: vices S in-iay April 5th. Sunday school 9:30 a .. Church ^rv-ice 10:30 a m Th, congregation of Unio: Valley Baptist church is coidr- - ly invited to wot ship with u> - th:s Easter Sunday. IN MEMORY In memory of our father AHec. who passed away 2nd. 1914 As long as hearts rem-mb- r. As long aa dear ones care. We cannot lose the ones we love They are with us everywhere. I^aura Tharp and Raymond A Hoe, ANNIVERSARIES Wedding Mr. and Mrs James P. 17 years today. April 2. Birthdays Andy Sanford. April 1st

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$4.99

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FISHIN' FUN

We hear, on good authoritv that the fish of Albin s Pond have been holding mass meetingr in protest aga:n*t Doe Nelson This i*n t at all surprising as Dor has relieved the waters of the aforementioned pond of two Largemouth bass within the las* two weeks Total weight of the I twr fish being twelve pounds. I six ounces We wish to offer I our most heart,- congratula- I tions to Doc. be- a-ise lu^k plays only a small part in hi* success Doc spends aimos’ even- spare minute of his time fishing, and we have always contended that the more times a plug hits the water the greater is the chance a hungry lunker will take it . . THF. 8pORT*»MA\-8 8HOP Putnam County’s Tackle Rot.

5 3 A. M. To Flowers 5:30 p.m NO WAITING FOft YOUR FLOWERS YII hkHtming plan!* are attrsrMvely des-t>rated. No Haltin-. Dri,e »ii in front of store h- -tn ymn ,, a, w it bin min- !'. t Easter Novelties 59c up. Eastei Lilies SI.50 To S2.50. Hydrangea SI.50 • $4 Cinerarias SI,50 Begonias • Sl.00 Also many ntHer Lovely Plants. Order Your Corsage Today: Orchid; S2.50 and S3.00 Each Carnations $1.50 • $4 Gardenias. Camellias, Roses And Man, Others, CHILDREN » It's not too late to sign up for a rabbit FREE Eitefs Flowers PHONE 636

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enamel finish.

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6 Doz. Clothes Pins

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Gal. Picnic Jug

Paint Roller an'i Tray

$2095

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