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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCAS^F. INDIANA. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1954.

Cardinals Edge Clayton, 50-48

Fillmore ha/i a clooe rail Wedneitday evening in their game

a* Clayton, thr Cardinals win- | -p ; ^ ro a ]

rung by a two-point margin fnnu the Hendricks county high school 'FOOT RELIEF GUaHANTCED

OR YCUR

MON5Y BACK It within 6 wear you a-e Ml c*t . j satisfy YOUR MrkLf WILL ftE REFUNDED

net tossers, 50 to 48.

Williams. Clayton's star forv.ard. proved a big obstacle for the East Putnam squad, as he rang up nine fi*-ld goals and four charity tosses during the contest for a Urtal of 22 points Fortunately for the Cards.

'oilected 22 points to

V •

Stilesville, 79; Belle Union, 32

Stilesville swamped Belle I’nion. in a high school net tilt p ayed at Stilesville Wednesday

Saunders

total

Stilesville Johnson Gibson Cummings P'isher i'nkerton Collier

<7y>

o ii FG

6 4

11 5

2 5

0 10 FT

3 5 2

2 1

19 PF

"2 5 2 2

Williams

offensive attnek.

evening. 79 to 32.

Total 33 13 15

FillnHir.* (5'>)

Ft.

l*F

The Hendiick-s

county boys 1

Tharp —

jumped into a 14-8 lead

tlie

* WIN AT SHOW

Chaud

.... 2

quarter and were

never

headed. 1

Ross

The half score was

34-15.

Gnwinle#- ....

Term Hendricks and son Tommy.

Sibbitt

Cummings, StUlesville,

was 1

Ivan Harbison, Kyle Staley,

.\L'is#,n .

O”

high man on both

teams with 24

Larry Ray and Donald Jriice at-

1 k

points

tended the International Live

i layton M8)

f fcv anr •

F*F

Belle T'nion (52)

fy; i

Stock show Tuesday.

Williams

1 2

Valtori

Hendricks & Son had wool ex-

Cummings

. V. 1*

H *

J 2

Goodpasture

hibits winning third and Donald

Walla

Cash

4 |

Price has a 10 ear of 4-H eovn

Woods

Gibson

2 i

on display. The plaeings were

Loewis

Dorset t *

. 2

4 !

not made public, however, his.

John sun

Wright

3 '

corn was in the winning.

G^ddie

... 3

Cherry B Team Game:

Clayton 36.

2 20

Fillmore

2 16 44

« 1

Pe r wG* ond Women. J*td

V*’va-So'e ArcK R*»ior»r» «r*

raw «ppro*ch fovirprd

fc't ecirfort, •nd not to »• cow* lured wdH eny oiiier ercS support !

y i 'n«y h«ve ever worn. No stiff J M'ier,

Plas'ic, cork or st.’el

If y 3l f «re lutferinq from Arthrilrs, ; f.a.-lc or Leq bunion*. eeU i Ivutac. lo.u or ochir.q feet, yoe Fn# • p_

V.V,.S^«. •ilV'kiVLi ' Indianapt.]..

tupcorlt tfiet «r* hitfory-*

ond «oly 54.05. t ■ - ' : opened their 19.*>4-,k) hardWhere others ha*, failed, “S"; by m„, Wa hava SUCCfifeded j points Coach Cal Luther's Old On* of Many Testimonial*: I w*« ^'ohi basketeers showed good HeiDeriG, » victim of *ueb saver* possibilities. DePauw held a 4? on '* •" "'V ‘-et mony ^ ^ Cl i^ e halftime. V. teran

i.rM&jr'jrjr i v'

ports, arcH stioes, ate. 1 read < - G' e} hounds

edr end decided to try YcIVa-So’e*. After only • ccupie of week* wear, | ail the pain had disappeared. To m«

bey a-a as you ad-ertito

tigers Bow To Indiana Central Indiana Central handed De.niw a 74 to 70 ,-etback over at

last night as the

r 195

ign. lost

Today s Market Hog receipts today totalled 8.500. The market was steady to weak, being off mostly 25 cents. Choice weights of 190 to 235 pounds, sold from S 18.25 to S18.75. with a few going $19. SOLDI EH KILLED HAMOND. Ind. Dec. 2 —(UPi Pvt. Donald W. Stalnecker, 15. Cedar Lake, was killed Wednesday in an auto accident which seriously injured his brother, David. 21. State Police said Stalnecker ■ as driving fast on Ind. 2 one mile west of U. S. 41 when the car went out of control and crashed into an embankment. Both occupants were thrown from the

" BOY KILLED

GARY, Ind., Dec. 2 (UPi Euh McGhee, 11, Gary, was killed Wednesday when a car passing other vehicles struck him as ho walked along a Gary street. Th< car was driven by Dan Robinson, 24. Gary, who left the scene but surrendered later to

police.

£37, R. Bev 509. G. Crawley 506. Gooch 502. Blabchley 001^ Saathoff 500; Zeigleman 500 200 Games; Mason 226. 2(H). W. Crawley 219 Stiles 211

City League

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Cannons

9°

Manhattan Stone

Motor Freight

.... 17

Zinc Mill

... 17

Deems

... 16 ^

19 ri

Reeves Welding

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lOtz

25 D

600 Series: Mason 616

500 Series: Priest 585; Stites

580. Blocker 539, W.

ITI.LMOKE

Mr. nd Mrs Chas. Smith had guests Thanksgiving. Mrs. Lelia Herman. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Huller and son. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Arless Decker of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Kress and daughter of near Chicago visited

and Norman Mrs. Herman remained in Indianapolis. Virginia and Billy Kumpf spent their vacation in Brazil with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kumpf and daugh-

ters.

Stevie Alexander spent Ins vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Sherrill

Alexander.

Happy Is The Day When Backache

■Mr. .ind Mrs C. J. Rogers over f*06S nW3y .... TO la n L- vr.r,n r> Nm(t»ing backache, hvw of pep and eiicnfv. I iiaxiK.>^ 1 \ in.,. headaches and dizziness may be due to slowMr. and Mis. Frank Ogles oi « lown of ki<,n *‘ y funoti " n - 1, ‘ K, ' ,,N “"y f*"' 1

kidney function is very important to srood

Ottei bein, and Mrs. Miix V\Vst health. When some everyday comlit ion, such

• j as stress and strain, causes this important

* -.idl en \\6I0 \\ odn6sdii\ function to slow down, many folks suffer nait* supper guests Of Mr. and Mrs **•»«‘‘»<*ache-feel miaerable. Minor Mad-

der irntat ions due to cold or wrong diet may

Arthur Lisby. cause Ket tins up niirhtaor frequent passaim. ,,, Don’t noBlect your kidneys if U'ese eondi--Ml. nd Mrs. (..has. Smith. Mrs. tions bother you. Try Doan’s Ptlls n nwld Delia Herman, spent Sunday la u ^ t 3 . uccc,M,, \ ,1, y by mintooa foe

over i>U)Mrs. It s am • ii’C how n:ao> times

Indianapolis with Mr. and Mrs Doan’s (five happy relief from these diseomie -' 1 * * , , , forts—help the lamilesof kidney tulies and lilenice Lewis and sons Gordon «crs flush out Waste. (Jet Doan’s I’lH-todayl

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jxiints

the last

halt that spelled ultimate defeat lor the local collegians. Ron MeCamniack led the Tiger scoring with 18 ptrinis and Bob Schrier bagged 15. . Incidentally, last nig Ill's encounter marked the start of DePauw's 50th basketball season. The Wabash Little Giants will invade Bowman gym Saturday evening as the next opponents

for the Tigers.

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