The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 January 1955 — Page 2

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THF DAILY BANN:;. GRFFNC kSTii, KIDIANA. MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1955.

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: v s Tigers- clawed their n ^S-72 victon,’ over the • • F‘anthers in Bowman lurday night and as a reOld Gold phalked up win r the current hardwood < ampaign. TTie local colnow have a 4-6-1 record. T:gers held a 47-32 ad- ■ at halftime and as the ;od got underway, four in five attempts put »«.st on ice for Coach Cal crew. tehrier led the DePauv^ w ith 18 points. Ulmer hit Bunnell 15 for the Tiger Meader was high for Han.ith 24 points. Tigers will be idle now unr mid-year exams. They i with Valpo’s Crusaders a February 3.

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FI M. OF F\I*FRTS I tDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 17 - . s 55- state meat - i. :eaith budget, on which tl.e Flo W y.- and Means Commit t< expects to complete its study today, was labeled "fantastic - ' Sunday by Rep. Jess Andrew, veteran West Point Republican often called "the watchdog of the treasury.” Andrew said that “there are more psychiatrists, psychologists and so forth at Larue D. Carter Hospital than there are patients He added that Indiana js “getting topheavy with experts.” The mental health budget is up some 33 per cent. S\1 \LI. CROWD BI T BIG TK KFT SALE FOR GAME A small crowd turned out for ' iie Fireman vs. Scout Dads haj :etball game played at Bainn i ge Saturday evening, but the ticket sale had been heavy and some reports said as h gh as $200 <a>- realised on the ticket sale for the game. All proceeds win go to the •u.o it fund to be used during the year.

INDEPENDENTS PI. \V A strrjng team, mostly made up r f players f»‘om I.B.M. defeated Fillmore's Independent team. 84 to 71 Sunday afternoon.

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: h-M Ml a PRESIDENT EISENHOWER discusses his current military reserve proposals with Senator J. Strom Thurmond (D), South Carolina, president of the Reserve Officers association, and (right) Maj. Mar Arthur Manchester, editor of the Reserve Officers magazine, »t the White House. The President recommends expansion of national reserve forces by enactment of * modified universal military training program. (International Soundphoto)

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Today s Market Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gambold. Jr.. Coatesville. are the parents of a son barn Saturoay. Dismissed Saturday: Mrs. Marion Lukenbille and daughter. Greencastle; Jossie Byrd. Fillmore; Mrs. James Collins and daughter, Fillmore; Doris Long. Greeneastle; Wayne Overholster, Greencastle; Marcia Hassman, Greeneastle; Marvin Clifford. Cloverdale; Elva Clark. Reelsville; Debra Jones, Greer.caslle; Mis. Ruben Stwalley and son, Putnam ville; Mary Clark. Greer.castle; Lottie Hurst. Fillmore; Mdlie Trump, Cloverdale; Mrs. Morris Evens and son, Bair, bridge; Mrs. Lloyd Pulliam and ?on, Greencastle. Dismissed Sunday; Opal Speas, Spencer; Della Terry, Greencastle; Mrs. Lawrence Cox and daughter. Fillmore; Bertha Cassady, Cloverdale; Diana Kingery, Indianapolis; Mrs. Charles Schmaltz and daughter Monrovia; Virginia Rainberger, Gre<'ncastle; Mrs. Lemuel Arth-

ur. Spencer.

THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered In the po*toffice at | Greencastle, Indiana u second class mail matter under act of March 7, 1878. Subscription price 25 cent# per week; $5.00 per year by mail in Putnam County; S6.00 to $10.40 per year outsid* Putnem County. Telephones 74. 05, 114 S. K~ Gariden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Crosgby vi- ' .‘.cd in Ind.annnoMs Sund ry with I Mr. and Mrs. Ja-k Crosby.

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MONTEREY, Calif., Jan. 17.—

iUP* Harold Shaw found the view irresistable while drivim; along California’s coast highway. He stopped his car, got out and

began snapping pictures. Then he turned around, just in

time to see his unbraked automobile plunge off a 300-foot cliff

into the ocean.

FOI lt PAWS NEEDED

GEORGETOWN. O., Jan. 17.— (UP) Brown County commissioners think they have hit on a plan to outwit schemers who might try to collect more than

one bounty for the same fox.

The commissioners have set aside a §200 fund for fox bounties but to collect, hunters must turn in all four paws. They got

50 cents per paw.

Mr-.. Ruth Fry

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ARRESTED SATURDAY ’ The Warren Township Home Otis Sams. 40, was arrested in j Demonstration Club held theii Loachdale Saturday night on a I January meeting at the home of

Mrs. Ruth Fry. History of Home Sweet Home, song of the month,

public intoxication charge. He v as lodged in the Putnam county jail by Sheriff Joe Rollings

and Deputy Noel Bettis.

The fear of the Lord is to hate evil.- Prov. 8:13.— But we mui?t distinguish between sin and sinners, we must be charitable to sinners. None of us has reached perfection, it is a matter of de-

gree. God is the judge.

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