The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 January 1954 — Page 2

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THE DAIIY BANNER, OREENCASTIE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 1954.

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"trtab.isVd for Indiana fciar■herd owners and like other goi.l nr.edal activities, will be sponsored by the Indiana Livestock Breeders' Association, in cooper - at on with the Purdue University Agricultural Extension Service ard FhiMue’s Animal hu.-bandr>-

j department.

Livestock breeders put theft 1 final stamp of approval on tee

y b* ef project at their annual meetl»|.- int durinp the recent Purdue

0 Winter "Ag" Conference

0 ! W. T. Anderson. Purdue beef ! ca’tle speeiali'd.. says that ana 2 member of the Indiana Livestock 4 B'erders' Association, or anyone 4 a bo joins by paylnp his dues, s 4 . e! eible :n enroll in the new pro-

1 ' je*n.

5 The mvner of any size herd may enroll, hut m order for him to be eligible for an award, his herd must have at least ten eo.vs 1*1 | 0 ; calvin* age. The calves must

SOCIETY

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ANNIVERSARIES

Birthday

Mis Merle Grimes, 509 Illinois

St Jan 22.

Wedding

M and Mrs. Charles Morrison.

H .> ■> ve il’s January 24th. \ I \\ GOl.l* MEDAL CU B OI F N TO ( XTTI.EMFA

I’ i”.i li\- d<Kk bleeders have uu'.i.-iT'd a new gold medal club j.'roject lhat’s designed to er-

’h< efficient production

al o be -it ed by a purebred beef

bull.

For club purposes, all cows b’-ed to calve between last Sept I and Aug. .31 of this year must b" included in herd enrollment. Calving dates and the total weight of the ralf crop, weighed v. .thin 15 days of Oct. 1. 1954. a r the only records required of

c’ub participants.

Hoosier cattlemen can secure enrollment cards from thmr j 1 county agent, and will have to eu;oJl during January. Anderson adds that their calf weights le.list be received by the animal husbandry department, Purdue,

no later than Oct. 31

Here’s the basis for awards to b;* made by Indiana Livestock

Breeders:

The total weight of the calf c *op, weighed Oct. 1. will be divided by the number of held cows in the project at time of rmollment. pins any additions. Medals will go to herd owners who have call crops that average .350 pounds or more per cow The high one-third, above 350. uitl he in the gold medal class. The middle one-third of owners Will receive silver medals, with bronze medals going to thd low

group.

The committee responsible foi plans ot the new project consisted of county agricultural agents M. FT. Cromer and O. V. Winks. Delaware and Hamilton counties, both commercial and purebred cattle breeders, and Anderson who presented the proposal to Indiana livestock breeders for their approval. FAT LAMB SALKS through marketing pools last year. Vincennes led the list of 1.3 markets with 5,628. while Montpelier in its first year as a lamb pool outlet was second with .3.920 lambs marketed. HOSPITAL NOTES Dismissed: Jack Barnes. Greencastle: Jesse Cassidy. Cloverdale: Mrs. Charles Carman and son. Keelsville; Marjorie Nichols. Fillmore; Linda Jackson, Bambridge. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Waltei Floyd - n. Greenoastle. HERRON Mr. and Mrs. Rafe MoGaughey and John were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riggs and f .mily near Noblesville. Mr and Mrs. Dumont Ranstead of Indianapolis were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher

Goff.

Buddy MoGaughey of Purdue University was home over the week end.

m. d beef calves by * g.,4 North Jackson St

FOR SALE male Canaries.

A few choice, fePhone .3,31-R. or

23-lp

V. F. W. DANCE Saturday Night, 9 To 12 MUSIC BY GARY GRIMES RAND fram PARIS, ILL. At Tka GEN. JESSE M. LEE POST ISM HOME I or all paid up member* of the Veteran* of Foreign War*, l-rdie* \ti\iliary .uwt Father* Auxiliary.

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT How long will it be ere they j ||L believe me. for all the signs ; which I have showed them - Ni 14 :11. The signs shown to the ancients pale in comparison with the signs of today. The miracle of the human body is not the remit of a long series of accidents. Wise men are amazed at the

| dev night. Jan 27 >e*-vjng to | ! .. :rt at 5 :(V» p r.v A church bazaar and food -ale was planned for next fall. Twelve members, five children and two guests. Mrs. ftutti Allee. and MTrs. Louise La«c were present. Both Mrs. Allee and Mrs. became new members. Historical Society W«yt« Wednesday The Putnam County Historical Society will nv*et January 27. S:**) P M. at Old Trail !hn Pi of Baughman and two DePamv students will have the program. All three of the speakers had ancestors directly interested in Fntnam County during the Civil

War.

For reservations call Florence Boatright not later than noon Tuesday. Jan. 26th.

• Bing Crosby and Bib Hope musi- < a! comedy). The February meeting will be j with Mr? Bert Roberts. .305 W. Columbia.

sT\TE OFT'F HS 3 »5 TREES

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First Citiien* Bank League

9 wicks

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L IDs

4st Citz. Bk

39

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Livengoods

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Snack Shop

33

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Stoner? Ins

22

Laundry Ease

20

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Wayne Feeds

18

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Mullins

13

44

A statewide campaign. “Trees

for Hoosierland". to encourage tree planting on farms to stop erosion and save water has been launched by the Indiana Department of Conservation. Director

Doxie Moore announced.

Pur*el1

wonderful complexity far surpassing the organization of th r external universe.

Personal And Local News Briefs

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bushong. Russellville, have annrAinced the engagement and approaching marriage of Mrs. Bushong’s daughter. Donna Lu Fhirseti, to FVt. Calvin Hilgedick. son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hilgedick. of Sullivan. Indiana. The wedding will

take place in F'ebmary.

Mrs. Harry Livengood left Frilay for a visit of several weeks at various points in Florida. Mr and Mrs. W. o. i>,nner left this morning for Monterrey, Mexico, where they will spend the next five or six weeks. V. F. W. Ladies Auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 7 :,30 at the Post home. There will be initiation of candidates. All members urged to attend. Mrs. Charles Carman and son, Richard Ray were dismissed from the hospital Friday afternoon. Mrs. Carman was formedly Miss I’Htty Nelson of Reelsville. Regular meeting of Unit No. 5s American Legion Auxiliary will be held Monday January 25th at B o'clock at the Post Home. Following the business meeting there will be a social meeting of the Post and Auxil,ary and refreshments will be "(■wed. All members are urged to attend.

If you live in the country and are unfortunate enough to be short of water eonseive alt you can Let Home Laundry & Cleaners <lo the family wash. Sat.-tf,

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Saturday

Bullets-Royals Name’s the Same Strike It Rich Red Buttons Bill Hickok Groucho Marx Beat the Clock Jackie Gleason Adolphe Menjou v Theater City Detective Wrestling Amateur Fight;Mr. McNutley Theater Sunday A. >1. This Is the Life Big Picture Johns Hopkins Industry Capt. Hartz Super Circus Capt. Midnight

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Hans AndersHonored At Birthday HMnieT Hans Anderson will be the honored guest at a birthday oinner Sunday at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Harley Miller E. Fdanklin St. Mr. Anderson will obseive his 90th birthday Tuesday. January 26th. He has three r.ther daitghters, Mrs. Grace Coffman. Bainbridge: Mrs. Zella j Ftcheson. Thomtown, and Mrs. Lema Steele Greencastle. with v bom he r? making his home this w inter.

.Miss Mary A. LaCorte

Mr. and Mrs. Jack LaCorte of San Jose, California wish t<> an- j nounce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter. Mary A. to Glenn (Punkini Slitherlin. AM2 of this city. The wedding will take place June 20th in St. I>eo's Catholic

church in San Jos,-.

The bride-to-be is an alumna of Notre Dame High School and is employed at Anglo-California bank. The bridegroom to be. is tue son of Mrs. Louise Sutherlin. :J13 N. Madison St., and Glenn Sutherlin of Rockville. He is a graduate of Greencastle High School with the class of Ih.^O. At the present time he is at sea on ♦ he USS Barioko-CVE 1115. He has served with the U. S. Navy for almost four years and is due for his discharge just before the v. edding date.

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Lone Rangei

12:35

TBA

12:45

News

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Arlene Danl

1:30

Comeback

2:00

Cowboy G-Man

2:30

TV Theatei

3:00

Juvenile Jury

3:30

Pride of Family

4:00

Captured

4:30

Cisco Ki-i

5:00

Wonders of the Wild

5:15

Weatherman

5:30

You Are There

6:00

Foreign Intrigue

6:30

Private Secretary

7:00

Toast of the Town

8:00

Electric Theater

8:30

Man Behind the Badge

9:00

The Web

9:30

Theater

10:00

News Review

10:15

Playhouse

10:30

What’s My Line?

11:00

Comedy Hour

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Mis* B»*atric»‘ Hayes Mrs Millard Hayes wishes to announce the engagement of her daughter, Beatrice, to Gerald Cross, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Gross, of Bellniore. No wedding date has been set. Mr*. George Irwin Host,-** To Mt. Meridian W.S.C.S. The Mt. Meridian W. S. C. S. held its Jan. meeting at the home oi Mrs. George Irwin. The scripture lesson was given by Mrs. Jiwin followed by the Lord’s Prayer, repeated in unison. It was voted to have church services at the county home every* three months. A report of the winners of the Christmas decorating project was follows, for the most attractive lighting the winner was the Mt. Meridian church. For the most attractively decorated floor the winner. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Toney. For the most attractive window the winner was Mr. and Mrs. Bill Huber Honorable mention winners were Mr. and Mrs Morris Boschen of “The Lodge” motel. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson and Mr and Mrs. McCabe Plans were made to sponsor a supper each month at the church. The first one a sausage and pancake supper will be on Wednes-

ttasMrttrft iTigptier B.A.R. Ha* Tntere*tttis Heeling The January meeting of Washbum Chapter of D. A R. was Rirusually interesting. The hostess, Mrs. R R. Neal ! had as her assistants the Misses ,\3n Robbins, Jeanette O'Dell and Mayble Wright. Sam Reed spoke in a most in!«cjesting way of experienees in

Korea.

As a supply officer for eoni i' ll action engineers he learned great respect for the unbelievable sturdiness and dependability of these little men. Out of great poverty, hardship and suffering they have carried on in a way ihat does credit to all mankind. Construction out of waste i\it <*riajs such as beer cans and packing boxes has provided much

of their poor shelters.

The intelligence, mechanical ability and honesty of the Korean seems to measure up very well with Americans of equal oppor-

tunity.

Edith Steinkanip Ho*te*i* To C'las* The Dorcas Sunday School Class of the Putnamville M. E. Church, met at the home of Edith Steinkamp. The meeting was called to order by the president. Mrs. Lucile Whitman. The pledge to the Christian Flag was repeated by the group. The song. Savior Like a. Shepherd Lead Us. w as sung by the group. Roll call was answered by each giving a verse from the book of Job. Secretary and treasure reports were read. Business was then conducted by the president,. Devotions were given by Edith Steinkamp and a special feature was read by Essie Boyd. Alter the meeting contests were given by Essie Boyd and won by Lucile Whitman and Herberta Sutton. Lovely refreshments were solved to the following members and guests: Herberta. Sutton. Opal Keobee. Marie Coleman. Flora Lifl'ie. Essie Boyd, Lucille Whitman. Virginia Sweet, Marcella Samsel, Carnelia Finn. Josephine Moeller and the hostess. Mrs. Steinkamp.

Needier raft Hub Held Luncheon Meeting The Needlecvait Club held a h noheon meeting with Mrs. Fred E. Todd on Friday with a large attendance. Mrs. Helen Hart was w elcomed as a new merfibei and Mrs. James McIntyre, a former member, was a guest. Since this was the first meeting of the year a beautiful innallation service was given by Mrs. Frank Schafer. The followJig officers were installed: Presilent. Mrs. .1 F. Hirt; vice president, Mrs. Herbert Blocker; secretary. Miss Carrie Pierre, treasurer Mrs. E R. Bartley. Red carnation is the club flower an,I each officer was presented a flower following installment. A collection was taken for the Poiio Drive. Names of foreign club women were given out for correspondence as directed by Mrs. Roscoe Hillis, county chairman of International Clubs. The club i-ecognized the kindness shown those in nursing hornet by Mrs. Paul Mahoney. Her work was mentioned over the radio on ' Easy Does It" program. Different clubs help finance this work to a certain extent. The film chairman reported these movies. “Give A Girl A S’eak,” “The Big Heat” “Saturday Evening Post" serial. “War Paint.” “Flight to Tangiers ", “Quo Vadis” (Robert Taylor and Deborah Kerr”) “Road to Bali"

High Individual Game: Swiokard 197 High Individual Series: Von Tress 516 High Team Game: Swicks 779 High Team Series: Swicks 2217 Series over 425: Von Tress 516. Srattain 484. Swickard 462. Almon 459. Monnett 456. Henter 438. Lanzone 433. Murray 427. CLUB CALENDAR .Monday Modem Priscilla Club All da;, meeting—Mrs. Clay Brothers. Bring darning needles and thimbles. * Home & Child Study Club--8 p. m — Mrs. Maynard Shonkwil-

er.

Mother's Study Club 8 p. m. Mrs. James Roberts. Tuesday Progressive History Club 2:30 p. m. Mrs. John Boyd. Present Day Club 2 p. m. Mrs. Horace Askew. Greencastle Branch of A.A.U.W. — 8 p. m. Union Building. Wednesday I*. E O. 7:30 P. M Mrs. Howard Youse. * Putnam County Historical Society 6:30 Old Trail Inn. Twentieth Century Club 2:30 Miss Lelia Horn IN MEMORY In loving memory of our dear mother and wife. Mrs. Dora Jane Cooper, who passed away. Jan. 23. 1949. The memory of you Mother dear 1 like a thing of gold. That never dulls or tarnishes. Or grows the least hit old. • t is a ray of sunshine bright. That fills an empty room. It is like a flower fair. That never fails to bloom. It is a perfect picture Of a rainbow in the sky. It is a picture of the past That cannot ever flic. Sadly missed by husband, Laynond Cooper and children, Mrs. I Kiris Snodgress, Mrs. Margaret Cain and Mrs. Edith Abrams, pd

To encourage landowners, cons< rvation clubs. 4-H and Future Farmers organization? in school? to -ngage in this Spring planting program, the Conservation D partment Division, of Forestry is offering a tree package consisting of 325 evergreen and hardwood trees for £5. delivered to a central location in each

county.

In addition to the trees, the package will contain a package of stratified black walnuts and complete planting instructions. The Conservation Department places no restrictions on the number of packages anyone orders hut does insist the tree? be planted outside cities and towns, and that they are not to

b. ns,*! as ornamentals. < i leso! !

*•*.[ • .. : • itta< oed

No onlefs will he ac« ept i alter March 15. Directoi Mo.,r.»

said.

Anyone wishing t<> place an otdei may contact the Count Conservation officer the count * agricultural agent or write direct to the Indiana Department of Conservation. .311 West Was! - ington Street. IndianapolK Orders must be accompanied by checks or money orders Assorted varieties which hs 1 ■> been recommended for erosion atid waste land planting by Pur due University, consist of red. white, jack, short-leaf and Vi»ginia pines, and black Jo, is! an t tulip poplar hardwoods

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NITROLIME 20^% NITROLIME in (■ntniilur form at 87per ton ca*!i from car at llnacluiale — CALI. — BURDETTE AND CORWIN KO AC HD %LE

fitted

Varvel,

this life Jan. 24.

IN MEMORY

In memory of Uriel

who departed

19.33.

We do not forget you, or do we intend. We think of you often and will till the end. Gone and forgotten by some you may be But dear to our memory you will

be.

Sadly missed by the Family pd

Ir T0H I.tfTfff carefully to radfo cnmtnercfals on tnMfcfnal •fanta, you will And that they auggett much but promise KttU. The glib announcement will tell you that auch and auch a produet eea, may, or ahould help do this or that; but It will nover aay it will. Notice, also, the newspaper insertions on hair restorers, flesh reducers, and the like. Many of them will hear the statement; "Never sold l,y mail.H Why? Is there danger of Federal prosecution for ■sing the mails to defraud? If you ere feeling "out of ■ortt,n eonsult your physician. He; and ho alone, is (Qualified to diagnose and prescribe treat

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