The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 January 1954 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASUE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1954.

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MUD FLOOD PUSHES CARS THROUGH GARAGE WALL *

Young Bandit Eludes Dragnet

FORT WAYNE. Ind . Jun. 27 i UP i A young bandit who •luded a po’ice dragnet after hooting and critically wounding i Yy-yeai old grocery store ownr during a holdup attempt was he object of an intensive police earch here today. Police said William H. Selby as attacked as ne got out of his ar in front ol his home late . uesday. They said the bandit pparently knew Selby was in the sabit of carrying his day's re_ipts home with him in a satchel. Selby told authorities from hs bed at Parkview Memorial ospital that a masked youth rabbed for the money bag, and uring a tussle he was shot in iie chest at point blank range, .elby said the youth fled and he dragged himcelt to his home where he collapsed. Detective Capt. Mitchell Cleveand said Seioy told him ht bought the youth was about 17 r 18 years old. and was armed /ith a .32 caliber pistol. Squack f police were rushed to the area •ml no trace of the gunman were ound.

NEW .YIAYSVHXE

Mr. and Mis. Bob I.cak were .unday dinner guests of Mr. and Irs. Ralph Soots and family at vorth Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Monta Croggins >f Indianapolis, visited with Mr. nd Mrs. Clarence Ward and amily last week. Mrs. Dollie Ader spent Sundav hth Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wright, iear Barnard. Mrs. Pearl Elliott, spent a w days with Mr. and Mrs. Wartn Elliott and family at Indanapolis. Mrs. Florence Jeffries called n Mrs. Alberta Wyatt at Greenastle Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Suther;n spent Friday evening with Mr. md Mrs. Harry Grantham. Mr. and Mrs. John Bonames ol v'orth Salem, spent Monday evenng with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Leak md fan-.ily.

Carl McCarty of Wesley Chapel md Clarence Ward called or. . ’harles McCar ty at the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis.

BESIDE THE OAK TREE In which he and hrs wife shivered through the night, Herbert Lindstrom surveys the rums of his 140,000 Duarte. Calif., home near Los Angeles. Two car* at left were carried• through wall of the garage by an avalanche of mud and water which spewed out of the hills. The Ltndstroms sought refuge In the oak tree before the lava-Uke flow got to them. The f >od of mud was caused when heavy rains dislodged earth from the nearby hilla, which bad been denuded of vegetation by forest fires in December. (Intemattonai Soundphoto)

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Mr. and Mis. Jake Johnston and family of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Johnston and family of Danville visited Sunday with Orville Johnston and son Vudry.

Visitors at llio home of Mr. and Mis. Clarence Ward and* Alvora Weller during the week were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ward and daughter of near Crawfordsville. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Ward and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Leak md daughter.

JiOACHD AIJC

Mr. and M s. Glenn Crosby and children were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. I« rank Gericke and daughter Mary Lou. Mrs. Manley Clones has returned to her home after spending several weeks in Pensacola. Fla. .vith Mr. and Mrs Richard Rusk and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ryan and daughter and Mis. Charles Me* Gaughey of Greencastle. were Sunday guests of Mrs. Minnie Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lantz and Mrs. Harriet Spaiks of Indianapolis and Charley Gough of Giand Cooley. Washington, visited Sunday with Miss Minnie

Gough.

Mr. . and Mis. Cecil Click spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dean. Miss Oma King spent the week Mid with Mary Lou Gericke. Mr. and Mrs. Albert McFerran ni.d Mrs. Glenn Allen were in Crawfordsville Monday. The Penny Supper held at the Christian Church Saturday evenng sponsored by the Christian Women s Fellowship was well at-

tended.

Mrs. Minnie Riddle has returned after spending several weeks with relatives in Indian-

apolis.

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Allen and hildren Bobby and Debby were Saturday evening supper guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hutchins and family. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jones and daughter Janet have moved in with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fherson. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nosier of Danville. 111. spent Sunday with us mother. Mrs. Viola Phillips. Clyde Allen of Almo spent sev*ral days witn his mother. Mis. Zffie Aden. Mrs. Floy Henon has returned to her home from the Putnam County hospital where she has been recovering from a major

»peration. Mr. and Mrs. Ora McGaughey called on Mrs. Minnie Douglas S.mday evenuig. Mrs. Dora Harris, mother of Rev. Malcolm Harris passed away early Saturday morning. Services \» ere held Monday afternoon at Pioffitt and Son Chapel in Crawfordsville. Mrs. Alta Fold entertained at dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fiank Gericke and daughter Mary Lou. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Ford, Miss Oma King. Mrs. Nelson Ford and son Jim of North Salem and Miss Wilma Chaffin >f Danville; Jim Ford reports for Armed Services on Thurslay Jan. 28th. Mr. and Mis. Dewey Wilson spent the week end in Indianapolis.

POLIO BENEFIT PH OGHAM Wednesday, February 3. at 1:40 p. in. in the Bainbridge gym. Tiny Tots Circus” presented by the first grade. A cast fX over forty children, all in very colorul costumes. Directed by Miss ^ickett. Music by Mrs. Jefferies, tided by mothers of the first ;raders. Cast of Characters Act I Ringmaster—Gary Dean Poff Cowboys and Cowgirls—Ednund Thralls, Steven L. Bohlandr. Richard Baldwin, Robert Baldwin, Rose Ada Cooper. Maiha Adams, Judy Adams, Sandra D’Hair. Act II Butterflies — Linda Coffman. Bertha Bridges. Patty K. Scobee, Linda Brooks, Linda Lee Hanks, -mda Sue Hendrick. Patty Ellen Judy, Treva Raymann, Patricia vendall, Ann Quinnette, Lynr. Ellyn Mullis, Diana Lynne Nichols. Act III Doodle Bugs the Dancing Dog -Joseph Disney. Act. IV Parade of the Hour Snow White — Mary Rutli laker. 7 Dwarfs—Richard Baldwin. Linda K. Coffman, Linda Lu York. Steven Bohlander, Wanda Hainey, Billie June Boiler, Helen York. Bride and Groom.— Juanita Masten and Bobby Davies. “Cliff” the Hitchhiker—Clifford Poynter. Indian Couple —Sandra O’Hair Robert Baldwin. Balloon Man -Edmond Thralls. Act V Clowns Bozo —Edgar Steele. JoJo—Eddie Pearson. Jinger—Tommy Johnson. Jocke—Johnny Lutz. Act VI Dolls and their Mammas - Giacie Graver, Mary R. Baker; Janie Hartley, Lynn E. Mullis; Debby Smith, Diana L. Nichols; Glenda Thompson, Treva Raymann. Act VII Clowns Return Monkey—Steven Wood. Act VIII Policemen—Herbert McGraw, Jharles Purnett, Clifford Poynter. Gregory Solomon. Act IX Clowns Return Act X Acrobatic Number Miss America—Debby Smith Uncle Sam -Rose Ada Cooper. Act XI Old Gray Mare-—Guess Who ? Act XII Rhythm Band and Grand Finale. Come and help the Polio as well as the show. There will be laughs and thrills and maybe a few spills.

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County Tourney

Friday Night. 6:30 Roachdale vs. Cloverdale. Fillmore vs. Bainbridge. Reelsville vs. Russellville. Saturday Afternoon, 1:13 Winner game 1 vs. Belle Union. Winner game 2 vs. W’inner Game 3. Saturday Night, 8:00 Winner Game 4 vs. Wanner Game 5. Officials: Noble Benbau and Herbert Brammell.

THI STUB'S KBPOHT Township Trusiee’s (abstract) ■eport of receipts and disbur.senents - for the calendar year I cksen Township. Putnam Coun

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Ton ■■hip I nnH Ian. 1 Balance I iidiTl' Receipts i.2IP «S Disbursements 2.U42.89 B;. lance flee. 31 1.159.81 Special School Kaad (an. 1 Balance I 3.214 26 Receipts 15.787.SI Disbursements 12.761C3* Balance Dec. 31 ti.232.3i 1 Tullioo i-'ooa Ian. 1 Balance t Receipts 19.47.V28 Disbursements . 17.944 84 Balance Dec. 31 1.928.33 Doff Kood Jan. 1 Balance t lie.00 Receipts 214.04 Disbursements 188.00. Balance Dec. 31 136.Of Total* of *l| Baa** Jan. 1 Balance $ 4,7t>4.94

Receipts 37.696.27 Disbursements 32.945.16 Balanee I :: I :• i DETAILS OK RECEIPTS

TownMlaip Knnd

Taxes—June t 1,153.04 Taxes—Deeember !M2..'!2 ‘'o. And., to build fence . 121.12 Total Township Fund $ 2,219.18 Special s,.|,,«o| f-'on«l Taxes—.tune % •>.661.03 Taxes—December 5.118.01 ''tate Dist. Transp 1.2l6.:;0 G. I. Repa; merits . 2,351.»;2 Retirement Assessments. 1 28.;>c Mi S' 14 25 Tot. Special Sch. Fund 115.787.51

Tuition Fund

Taxes—June $10,062.6'' Taxes—-December 8.198.1." Congressional Interest 17.“1

State P.st. Tuition iN*t) Retirement Assessment boa ns . Totiil Tuition Fluid

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, Doff Fnnd Dog T'x from Assessor * 214 on . Total Dog Fund $ 214 O t Diolto roeno-n I •< Township I unit f'av of Trustee. Rent.

Clerical Help:

Claude Malayer $ Nellie Malayer Trav. Exrense. Telephnn- • 'lande Mai aye r . Books. Stationer;. Printing. Advertising Putnam Co. Graphic . . . The Daily Banner . . . . ,

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Pay of Advisory Board Robert S. Crosby fleryl L. Sanders ... Lester Wilson . Care of Cemeteries: Clay I-a-ley Burlev Malayer

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Waller Keck Barnard 47rain Co Claude Malayei

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Roachdale Bank, bond

Rex Boyd, legal ser

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Pay of Teachers:

Edna McNutt Agnes Hut's; Walker Helen Baker Miller Juanita Mi-Mtirtry ...

Sub. Sh k Leaie Maxine Krutzsch

Mabel Irwin

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Fuel:

Sjrlvln Rogers Barnard Grain <"o. Standard Oil Co Xl-Jax Chemi'al Co insurance: Roachdale P-ank Teachers Meetings Helen Baker Miller (uanita MeMurtry Pay of G. I. Teacher.

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