The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 June 1954 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1954.
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FISHIN' FUH The new non-sinking flyline that the Claddings people have brought on the market is proving to be a huge success. These lines are a dark brown color, and the finish is very- soft and smooth. Under the surface, there are thousands of tiny air bubbles, that keep the line afloat, without any kind of dressing. The glossy finish of these lines repel any kind of dirt that might be in the water, thereJ/.Te it isn’t necessary to clean the line. Fly fishing enthusiasts have been looking for this type line for years. Bv the way, the fyace is no higher than the conventional type .... THE SPORTSMAN’S SHOP Putnam County Tackle Box
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Minty require that these conuns apply for a soliciting lic- : \ which is granted after a lorough investigation is made r th reliability of the applicant. Residents can protect them•Ives by calling the Chamber of ommerce before entering into av agreement with outside sol-
George W. Bu.sbey, who past, three and one-half ins been chief of the U. S. Mission to Paraguay, America, accompanied by e and Miss Neny Heye, is ? his mother, Mrs. J. F. in Greencastle. Col. • will be chief of the Nortn
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Margaret Kendall is in Louisville Ky. attending ^conference called by the Federal Land Bank. Mrs. Edith Scott entered the Putnam County hospital Monday where she will undergo surgery. The Happier Homes Home Demonstration Club will meet tonight, June 8, at 8 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Charles Ewing. The Friendship club will hold its annual picnic Wednesday June 12th at 12:00 noon, in Robe Ann Park, members who work are urged to attend. Paul Cowger was brought to the Putnam county jail Monday night by Town Marshall Kilgore of Bainbridge. Cowger was booked on a reckless driving charge. The Greencastle Bowling Association will hold its annual meeting next Friday night. June 11, at 7:30 p. m. in the Public Service Company auditorium. All members are urged to attend. Bainbridge Riley Hospital Cheer Guild Club meeting has been changed to Thursday, June 10th, 8:00 p .m. at the home of Mrs. Jesse Cowger. Please bring baby picture. Miss Ethel Mitchel has left for her home in Pawhuska, Okla. She plans to visit her brother, J. D. Mitchell, in Dallas. Texas before returning here for the opening of DePauw. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wilde attended the graduation exercises at Indiana State Teachers College in Terre Haute, Monday evening. Their sen. Bruce, was a member of the graduating class. State police reported Tuesday that Cecil Ostrum, 46. escaped from the penal farm on Monday. Ostrum was sent to the Putnamville institution from Elkhart county. Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette L. Porter will leave Saturday morning for California where they will spend the summer visiting Mr. and Mrs. Laddie Porfier and family and Mrs. Barney McClure and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Maddox have returned to their home in Greencastle after visiting Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Morrison, in Dayton. Ohio. The Morrisons have just completed and moved into their new home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Erdmann and family will leave for Camp Voyageur in Ely, Minn., this week. Mr. Erdmann has conducted the popular camp for boys for several years. Several boys from Greencastle plan to attend Camp Voyageur during the sum-
mer.
The Willing Workers of the - Somerset church will meet Thursday, June 10th, with a pitch-in dinner at the home of Mrs. Nellie Duncan. Mrs. Emily Cox will have the devotions. Roll call will be something about your wedding. June Scobee will have the Bible study and Mattie Davis ! and Osa Brown will have the
Clinton-Madison Home onstration Club will meet
day at 1:30 p. m. at the home ot j
Helen Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Kierstead j have returned to their home near j Mason, Mich., after visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Knauer. Lieutenant J. Frank Durham has been detained by the Navy - Department at Indian Head. Maryland, and will not return home until June 10th or 11th. Miss Aura May Durham, and Mrs. Ann Durham Weinrichter i and two children left this morn- ! ing for Twin Lakes. Pa., W'here Mrs. Weinrichter and children will spend the summer. Mrs. Herbert Harrold, of Santa Ana, Calif., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. F. Bu.sbey. Mrr. Harrold will also spend several i weeks with her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Galvin L
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The League of Women Voters will hold a dinner meeting this evening at 6:45 o’clock at the DePauw Union Building, after which a panel discussion will be held on w'hat the future holds for Greencastle. It promises to be an interesting discussion and considerable ?night come from suggestions that are expected to be made during the discussion. Women’s Group To Meet Thursday The Christian Women’s Fellow - - ship group meetings will be held Thursday, June 10th, as follows: Kappa luncheon—1 o’clockMi s. Josef Sharp. Upsilon picnic supper—6:30— park shelter house. Rho picnic—12:30- Miss Opal Brothers. Iota—2 p. m.— Mrs. Paul Heaney. Omicron picnic supper—6:30— Mrs. Aaron Arnold. Sigma family picnic supper— 6:30—Mrs. George Garrett. .Mrs. Nellie Arnold Is Hostess To C’luh The East Greencastle Twp. Friendly Neighbors Club met in the home of Mrs. Nellie Arnold on May 19th. The June meeting is scheduled for the 16th in the home of Mrs. Dennis Terry. For response members are to taring their wedding picture. Evelyn Arnold and Eva Perkins are cm the entertainment
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MASONIC NOTICE There will be a regular meeting of Greencastle Chapter No. 22 R. A. M. Wednesday evening, June 9 at 7:30 o’clock. Frank Fritzinger, H. P.
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Local dry cleaners’ offer to ele;in American flags at no cost before Flag Day, June 14, has met with little response, according to a report reaching our desk, j | We believe this offer sponsored by the Legion. V.F.W. and Elks, with the cooperation of the dry cleaning establishments, is a worthy one which all patriotic citizens should take advantage of until Saturday. Take your soiled flags to White Cleaners, Home
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As result of the sunshine Saturday, Sunday and Monday, it may be in order to quote “What is so rare as a day in June.” As usual, the comer of Vine and Washington streets, continues to be a bottleneck for traffic. Saturday was no exception and due to the congestion, one accident occurred in the intersection. It is almost impossible for autos or trucks on Vine to get across Washington or even swing into the east and westbound flow of traffic on Washington. We ask. can’t something be done about this situation? We think TV TONIGHT
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Had a short chat with Charlie Rockwell, well known Cloverdale resident, yesterday afternoon. We
boyhcod and well remember when we served as a page in the legislature that he was employed in the state house and kept a
watchful eye on his young j What’s become of the oldGreencastle friend. Mr. Rockwell j fashioned soup bone?
said that he had been a reader of The Banner ever since it became a daily newspaper which
was sixty-two years ago.
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Mrs R. Beasley Moore called on friends in Greencastle last * weekend. Mrs. Moore drove Col. Moore to San Francisco from whidh port he embanked for Korea, where he will be stationed. Mrs. Moore, who is visiting her sister. Mrs. Donald R. Ellis, and Mr. Ellis in Indianapolis, plans to leave the first of July for Orlando. Fla., where she will make her home during Col. Moore's stay in Korea.
The county commissioners t^ll us they are going to repair and repaint the buzz bomb on the court house lawn which is good
news.
We understand a colored inmate of the state farm, who appeared in court las\ week, charged with escaping from the Putnamville institution, presented a rather unusual excuse. It seems that the colored man heard that there were ffjme watermelons across the road from the farm and his taste for them got the best of him. He claimed that in his search for the melons he got lost and was unable to find his way back to the farm. There is a movement underway to modernize the sexton’s house at Forest Hill cemetery. Only one room of the four-room, two story building is in use and that ;s the office of Jack Rogers, who is in charge of the cemetery. Jack has done a fine job in cleaning up the building and hopes to have rest rooms and a lounge or small chapel in the structure in the near future.
Shirts and sheets are the hardest items to handle in the home. Why not send this part of your washing to the LAUNDRY every week. Home Laundry & Cleaners. Mon.-tf.
We had the pleasure of inspecting Fay Ray's garden in Cloverdale Sunday afternoon. Gardening is the main hobby of Putnam county's welfare fjirector and believe it or not, he had a ripe tomato on one of the vines. Fay says this is the earliest he has ever had a ripe tomato in his garden.
The 19? x Dodge sedan, used by John Tharp in his recent primary campaign for sheriff, has norw gone over 100.000 miles and John tells us it will still be going
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