The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 January 1955 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNED, GREENC ^STli, INDIANA WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1955.

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PRE VO’S

THE DAilY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered to the pootoffloe at Green castle, Indiana aa aecond elans mall matter under act of March 7, 1878. Subscription prlc* 25 cents per week; $5.00 per year by mall In Putnam County; $6.00 to $10.40 per year outside Putnam County. Telephones 74, 95, 114 8. R- Rariden, PnWisher 17-19 South Jackson Street.

Square Dance For all members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, the Ladies Auxilia y and Fathers Auxiliary. Friday, January 14-6:30 P. M.

At The

Gen. Jesse M. Lee Post 1550

Home

Supper and dance sponsored by Fathers Auxiliary No, I. Members of a'! three V. F. W. Units are cordially invited fc enjoy an evening of entertainment, ' MUSIC BY HUBBLE'S BAND.

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT Keep your heart with all diligence. for out of it are the issues of life.—Pi ov. 4:23.—We must not violate our inner conscience. It is the divine spark within us. Losing it we have lost our divine sonship.

Personal And Local News Briefs

Mrs. Carrie Cue was called to Milwaukee, Wis., Wednesday by the illness <>f Mrs. Dale Cue. Mrs. Henry Woodall has entered the Methodist Hospital fo’surgery. Her room number is B626. The Bain bridge Saddle Chib will sponsor a square dance at the Masonic Hall in Bainbridge, Saturday night, January 15th. Word has been received here j of the birth of a 9 pound daughI ter to Mr. and Mrs. Alva Ellis of | Marine City, Mich., on January ! ist. The Department of Indiana, Veterans *of Foreign Wars will hold their annual Mid-Winter Conference at the Antlers Hotel in Indianapolis, January 15-16tli. Highlighting the affair will be a banquet and dance Saturday night. State officials have been invited to attend, as wel. as all Indiana senators and representatives. Mr .and Mrs. George H. Gallup of Hollywood, Fla., had as their week-end gnests Mr .and Mrs. Shelby Abbott of Roachdale. Mr and Mrs. Forest Detro and son, Donnie of Hanna Cross Road, and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Knoekei and daughter, Cathy. o p Sarasota. Fla. The Callups celebrated their 18th wedding anniversary also, on Jan. 8th. The Boone County Auto License branch has shown increas- ! ed a>tivity since January 2, when ! the new 1955 license tabs for J motor vehicles went on sale. Among people with famous names who applied for licenses 1 Saturday were Mary Livingston Herbert Hoover and Jesse James | But they were Boone county resiI dents and not the famous personI alities suggested by their names. Start those Christmas shirts out right—send them to Home Laundry & Cleaners for a professional job of finishing. Wed-tf.

TV TONIGHT WFBM-TY—Channel fi 5:00 Chuckwagon 5:30 TBA 6:00 News: Winn 6:15 Winn; Sports 6:30 CBS News 6:45 News 7:00 Godfrey 8:00 Test the Press 8:15 Press: Music 8:30 I’ve Got a Secret 9:00 Boxing 9:45 J. Bennett 10:00 Weatherman 10:15 News 10:30 Talopy Races 11:00 Champion Bowling

WTTY—Channel 4 Music Mart Front Page News B. Wilkinson Eddie Fishei News Caravan I Married Joan Roval Theater Mark Saber Secret Files This Is Your Life Big Town Norby Indiana Tonight Tonight

WRIGHT'S

ELECTRIC SERVICE

Wtstinghouse

DEALER

305 N. Jackson St.

Phone 64

APPLIANCES AND TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE

so« ■ i: rv Alexander-Gilley Wedding Announced The marriage of Miss Margaret Gilley and Noble Alexander was solemnized Friday. Jan. 7th. at the home of Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Meredith. Rev. Meredith read the double ling ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wentz Gillet. Greencastle R. R. 1. and the bridegroom is the son of Air. ana Mrs. James Alexander of FiL-

more.

They were accompanied by Miss Mary Lou Westfall and Austin Kircher. After the ceremony the coup’e left for Nashville, Tcnn., and other parts south. Serhman-IIut chins Wedding Announcement Miss Peggy Sechman of Broad j Park and Glen Allen Hutchins Jr., of Stilesville, R. 1., were mari led December 21, 1954 at the Stilesville Christian Church. The double ring ceremony was preformed by the Rev. Ivan La Vallee before the immediate

families.

The couple aie at home to their friends at the Hunter apartment on the Stilesville - Greencastle road. Mrs. Larry Applegate Hostess To Club The Friendly Circle Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs. Larry Applegate for their January meeting. The president, Mrs. James Woodall, opened the meeting with the pledge to the flag and club creed. Mrs. Paul Wright gave the story of the song of the month and led the singing of “Home Sweet Home.” The lesson on size, fitting and construction of buying drosses was given by Mrs. Roy Brackney. Mrs. Rosa Knauer gave the outlook lesson. Mrs. Litha King gave the safety hint. The meeting closed with the dub prayer. A social hour was enjoyed by fourteen members and two guests, Mrs. Ernest Green and Mrs. Opal Ellis, and four children. The assisting hostess, Mrs. Laura Owen, gave three contests which were won by Mrs J. J Harrold, Mrs. Ernest Green and Mrs. Ruth Watt. The door prize was won by Frances Nichols^. Lovely refreshments were serveef by the hostess and her assistant. The next meetmg will be with Mrs. Paul Wright.

The Thursday Club Meets

The January meeting of the Thursday Club was held with j Mrs. Lulu Cox. with thfrteen members and one guest present. The morning was speht socially and at noon a bountiful pitch- J in dinner was served. In the aft- I ernoon the meeting was opened | by singing “Auld Lang Syne.” j The secretary’s report was read j and approved. The treasurer's I report was also given. It was j voted to extend the club’s mem- | bership to 21. taking in Mary Grubb as a new member. New J c. l’cers were elected for the com- I ing year. They are Lulu Cox i president: Edna Cox vice pres;- j dent; Esther Cradick, secretary ! and Belle McQueen, treasurer. After the business session th r ' hostess conducted several game.-. ; Prizes were won by Ida Sjnclai" Mary Grubb, Olive Harcouri Edna Cox. Florence Allen Esther Cradick, Christine Hendricks, Rosalie Allen, Elinor Ziegelman and Belle McQueen. The meeting adjourned to meet February 3rd with Mrs. Elinm Ziegelman at the home of her mother, Mrs. Fred Brooks. Miller P. T. A. Will Meet Friday Night The regular meeting of the Miller School P. T. A. will bneld Friday, January 14. at 7:30 p. m. at the school. •

I idiowship (•roup Meeting*. Listed The First Christian churcr Christian Women's Fellowship '•roup nueings will be held Thursday as follows: Kappa and Iota, joint meeting at Mrs. Audrid Fleer.or’s, 2 o’clock. Guest speaker. Dr. Orville Davis. Upsilon: Mrs. James B. Zei.-. "GSO o'clock. Guest speaker, D; Oiville Davis. Rho: Mrs. Joseph Wright, 2

o’clock.

Omicron: Mrs. N L Donelsor. 7.30 o'clock. Sigma: Mrs. James Green, 7:30

o’clock.

ANNIVERSARIES

BirthOays

Mrs. Evelyn Grubb. Groenoastle, today, Jan. 12. Rhonda Fay Shinn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Conard L. Shinn R. R. 4, 2 years old today. Station WGRE “Greencastle Speaks Up" over Radio Station WGRE this evening at 5:30 presents the question "Should Greencastle adopt Eastern Standard Time?” Participants in the discussion art May or Crawley, Dean Louis Dirks. Chamber of Commerce Executive Secretary; Dr. Will Edingtor. professor emeritus of mathematics at Df'Pauw, A1 Marley, Putnam county assistant farm agent and Dr. Clark Norton, moderat-

or.

At 7, an adaptation of “Let’s Get Rich," a musical comedy by DePauw students Bill Kernaugh and Art Beer will be presented with a cast of DePauw students. BEN CANNON ELECTED Ben Cannon has been elected secretary-treasurer of the Indiana Retail Men’s Wear Association. The election of new officers for the ensuing year was he! dat the close of the two-day

apolis this week. C ot LaPorte was nar The highlight of tion was the exo< given by William public relations di

the conver

'Kent add res

McFarlam

rector of th

General Motors Corporation. D F. L. Hovde. president of Purdue | University, and E. W. Krause, athletic director of Notre Dam University, were among the te., best-dressed Hoosierc named. Miss Elizabeth Ann Canno:: attended the conveention vv:tn

Mr. Cannon.

—DOUBLE EVENT ■ion play an old organ that came from the John G. Friend home. Gov. George N Craig delivered '.he address at the Founders Day Luncheon, served in the Union Building. The invocation was by Bishop Titus Lowe and introductions were made by Presidem Humbert. FIRST AID CONFAB Robert Hotop of Noblesville first aid and water safety representative of the American Red Cross for the state of Indiana spent the day in Greencastle r conference with Robert H. O’Hair, drive chairman, city officials and DePauw University representatives of the Athletic Department. During the day meetings on water safety and first aid were held in the Putnam County Red Cross office. During the afteinoon, Mr. Hotop met with Charles Erdmann, Miss Mary Lou Miller and Miss Ethel Mitchell of DePauw. NEW YORK, Jan. 12 (UP) Police searched today for a “crackpot” who set off a homemade bomb in Pennsylvania station Tuesday at the height of the evening rush hour. No one was injured. The bomb, a piece of pipe 4 inches long and 1U inches in diameter, was capped at both ends.

Report c Roachdale in ber 31. 1954 Federal Rest

rtcuuhT f condition of R the State of Ind: Published in - rve Bank of the

St.

the Federal Reserve Act and

ancial Institutions of

Cash, balances with other b and cash items in process of U. S. Gov't, obligations, direct Obligations of States and polit Other bonds, notes, and debent Coip'Tate stocks rincluding $4

of Federal Reserve Bank i

Loans and discounts i including Bank premises owned $1. furm (Bank premises owned ire tub

bank i

Total Assets

ftKiorriQN

oachdale Bank and Trust Company of ana at the close of business on Deoemiccoidance with the call made by the district persuant to the provisions of a call made by the Department of Fin-

te of Indiana."

ASS FITS

tries, ’ including reserve balances.

illection nd gu iranteed a! subdivisions )0. stock >.’2.46 overdrafts t re an! fixtures $1 ■ct to $ No liens not

S 443.457.03 1.824.329.93 109,500 00 26.550.00 4.800.00 697.981 54 2.00 assumed by $3,106,620.50

LIABILITIES

individual.*

tnerships.

ships.

inoludinj iliticJl si an! offi

not ini

Demand deposits of

and corporations

Time deposits of fpdividi and corporations DejMrsits of l'. S. Gov't, i Deposits of States and p Other deposits tcertified

Total Deposits Other liabilities

TOTAL LIABILITIES obligations show below)

CAPITAL .

Capital

Surplus Undivided profits TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT? TOTAL LIABILITIES & CAPI * Includes pioceeds of 8 None of c tion Finance Corporations. $ Nor interests which debentures are su ors and depositors and 250 share,

share.

MEMORANDA

$1,967,791.03 814.994 28

51.456.99

132.709 29

1.540.47 5.095.59

$2,913,587.65

25.000.00

140,000 00 28 032.8 • 193,032 85 AL ACCOUNTS $3,106,620.50 bentures sold to the Reconstrueof debentures sold to local ndinated to the rights of creditor common stock, par $100 per

postal savings *

bdivisions

ers' checks, etc. I $2,908,492.06 tiding subordinated

CCOUNTS

Assets pledged of assigned to ser' and for other purposes Obligations subordinated to claim Other creditors, not included in Included in Loans and Discounts A FFILIATED OOMPAN1 (b) Included in Other Bonds, N stocks are OBLIGATIONS OF (c) First lien trust funds (a) Loans as shown above are

of reserves of

I. Galen S. Irwin. Cashier of ‘ ly swear that the above statemei correctly represents the true stat contained and set forth, to the b<

re liabilities .. $ of depositors and liabilities ire LOANS TO ites. Debentures and \ FFILIATE1» Ct )-

80.000.00 None None mporate None 23.193.04

fter deduction

6.500.00

ie above-named bank, do solemnis true, and that it fully and of the several matters herein t of knowledge and belief. Galen S. Irwin. Cashier. CORRECT ATTEST: Paul H. Sutherlin, '' Eugene D. Hutchins. Nathan Call, Directors. State of Indiana, County of Putnam, ss: Sworn t.o’ and subscribed .before me this 10th day of January. 1955, and I hereby certify that I cm not an officer or director of this bank. Lucille Curran Notary Public. My commission expires 11-17-56.

BANNER ADS CET RESULTS

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TOPCOATS IN 4 GROUPS

SUITS IN 4 GROUPS

FORMERLY SAM HANNA’S B^tiK 8TORW BOOKS PLUS BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINES

RECTOR FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE service Phone 341

GROUP I 529.75 532.75 $34.75 GROUP II 537.75 S3C.75 $42.75 GROUP III $44.75 $47.75 $49.75 $51.75 GROUP IV $52.75 $54.75 $59.75 $65.00

NOW

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now

GROUP I £37.50 $40.00 $42.50

GROUP II 345.00 $47,50 350.CO GROUP III $5250 $55.00 $57,50 GROUP IV $60.00 $62.50 $65.00

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$4 475 IXlA

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