The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 September 1954 — Page 2

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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1954.

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The enrollment in aome < lasser. will b« limited. To be sure that you yet the courses you want, mail the pre-registrtaion blank found elsewhere in this paper to -Mm. William McClellan, 623 Ka-°t W.ishinffTon street. Greencastle. » —SKCRKfARV IHTJ-FS D.illes is flyiny to Bonn an;I London, where he will talk with German Chancellor Konrarl Ad<n;uer and British Prime Mini • r Winston Churchill and Fo**- * -cn Secretary Anthony Eden. In his statement, Dulles in ef-f'-ct apoloyized to other Euro)<can Defense Community (EDC) nati< ns which he will be unable to visit, he said, because he must ni'-h back to New York City for the opening next Tuesday of the T'nited Nations General Assem-

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—014) COM) SQI'AD huff, and quarterback Don Bov<rri. cnavely and hLs staff have been utrir.g tlie squad through intenInlls </n offense, remembering that the 1953 Tigers averaged less than six points per game. After going through two-a-day workouts from the beginning of practice <>n Sept. 1, the squad now is scheduled for only one practice session each day. HOPES FOK NEW LIFE

MARION, Ind., Sept. 16. (TP) Mr?. Peggy Hays, 23. who lost h* r five-month-old chile in an auto acident which also killed a 19-year-old boy, hoped today hep acquittal on reckless homicide charges would mean .a new life. The Flint, Mich., mother was found innocent late Wednesday in Grant Circuit Court of charger gr .. ng out of the death of

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HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered In the postoffice at

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lav < ved later of injuries received in the crash. Mrs. Hays was charged with reckless homicide on connection with Peter:.’ death. A jury' of 11 men and on woman deliberated nearly three hours before finding her innocent. Mrs. Hays said she would go home with her parents to Flint, and 1 .ter join her husband’s parents .n Brooklyn, Ark. Her husband James, is on active navy duty.

S. R. Rariden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street.

RECTOR FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 34!

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TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT This man is worthy to die; for h hath prophesied against this city—Jeremiah 26:11. - Modem men do not always like to hear the truth. There are still corrupt cities and corruption in high places. The ancient way was tr> kill the prophets.

ADMITS THEFTS MARION, Ind., Sept. 16.— lUP; Police said today Leonard Win; >. 46. admitted stealing two safety deposit boxes containing about $600 in cash and checks from Cily Hall, where he worked as janitor. Auhorities arrested Wmgo Wednesday and recovered all but 118 of the money. They r.aid he eon ft :sed after taking a lie test ANNIVERSARIES Birthday* Sa i Henry, today, Sept. 16. Teddy Bock, son of Mi*, and Mrs. Theodore Bonk. R. 1, 1! yearn today, Sept. 16th. Do g Coppinger, today, September 16th. Wedding* Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Snider, 55 years today, September >16th. Rannpr Ads Pay

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Enrollment in some classes will be limited. To be sure you get the classes yMi want, send the pre-registration blank to Mrs. William L. MeCRnnan, 623 E. Washington St., Greeneastle.

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ANNIVERSARY

Tlie Putnam County Historical Society will meet September 22 at the Old Trail Inn at 6:30 P. M. Call M:s. Florence Boatright for dinner reservations by noon September 21st. All members of the VFW Ladies Auxiliary who wish to help in the food stand at the Claude Webb sale. Sept. 27th, please meet at the VFW Home Monday evening at 7:30 to discuss plans. Don L. Marketto, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Marketto has enrolled in Indiana School of Medicine at Indiana University. There were 156 enrwiled in this class, the largest class in the history of the school. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson have returned to their home in Shaker Heights. Cleveland, Ohio, after a visit with Mr. and Mrs Robert E. Crouch. Their daughter, Mrs. Jack Crouch, is entering her senior year at DePauw. Graveside services for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren V*. Foster were held Thursday afternoon at 2:00 p. m. at Little Walnut cemetery. Rev. Mark Hamilton conducted the service. TV 1 infant was born Wednesday afternoon at the Putnam County hospital and died shortly after birth. Survivors include the parents, three brothers, the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ELso Fritsch, and the paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Foster.

Do you hate to sew on buttons? If we miss one on hubby’s shirts we will wash and iron two free of charge.' Home Laundry & Cleaners. Thur-tf.

Funeral Horae ttf Utotiingtor St. Pfc«rt«at Ambul—♦* <crtd<«

Photo by Hirshburg Studio Mr. and Mrs. George Knauer Mr. and Mrs Knauer celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. Tuesday, with open house for their many friends and relatives.

MARRIED IN RUSSELLVILLE CHURCH

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