The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 January 1955 — Page 4

»HE DATIY BANNER, GRPPNCASTLE, INDIANA. TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1955.

FFRV -Mr. and Mrs Don H^b^i •laufrhters were in Lafavette day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Robert P

] Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wagle and j Bloomington Wednesday morn- j TEXAS TO ADVERTISE

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EUlettsville by the

Mrs. Ernest Heber and grand-

of their i. Funen

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Clarence

held

YOU'RE TELLING ME!

Jaughter. Barbara Burks, spent | I Wednesday at Spencer visiting j Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burks

—By WILUAM RITT— Ventral Press Writer

; day night.

The Illini. helped by little Billy I Ridley's 32-point contribution for [ the game, zoomed to a 47-35 lead at the half and midway through the second half boasted a 16-

point margin. 61-45.

Then the Hawkeyes came to

at I mobile license plates the slogan, j ^ e - Seabert and Les Haw-

8TAXFORD u Lists arc trying t< lery of ceitain mi patently coming I $pace. Any child —they’re jingle t Grandpappy J( (jr* atest gavif. rs i sale player itvapp ican league Kill

vendors.

niversity scien- ] j solve the mysisical sounds ap- j :o us from outer could tell them j •ells, what else? { •nkins says the >i all that irholc- ! iny in the A»ier- ; be the program

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Mrs. Dumkopf reports she's : ound the ideal place to ^iide Zadok's Christmas present—right

oehind the snow shovel. ! ! ! (

Though the combination of an Omaha safe was printed on a

piece of paper pasted on the door 4 off the morning after.

a yserg spent three hours breaking into it. Just another one ol those fellows who don’t believs what they read.

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A new chemical, knoxen cu 20218, is said to be fine as a mosquito repellent. We’re icilling ti wait until next summer to hau that proved.

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No. 20218 is unlucky to c skeefer in more ways than one Just add it up and what you get

is 13!

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AUSTIN, Tex jan. IS—iUPi —State Rep. Tom Joseph Jr., WACO, has introduced a bill which would “properly advertise

the state of Texas.

| and daughters spent Saturday | n would place on Texas auto-

! evening visiting relatives

Knightsville.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heber ivere in Indianapolis Monday. MULE SKINNERS NEEDED Miss Barbara Burks spent CHICAGO, Jan. 18—'UP) — Monday with Brenda and Ruthie Who said this was the atomic

’Tremendous Texas.’

Miller of Limedale.

Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Stoner called on Mr. and Mrs. Don Heber

| Thursday afternoon.

NEBRASKA FARMERS LINCOLN, Neb.—(UP)—Kris Kristjanson .agricultural econ- | omics professor at the Univers- , ity of Nebraska, said 18 per cent | of Nebraska's farmers have a

A new cocktail recipe whlcl net income of less than $100 ° won a $1,000 prize for a California and 54 F* 1- cent have a net in * bartender is called Frosty Dawn come of less than $3,000. Milt, the sterling printer, wonden if it's guaranteed to take the Chil Topographic maps provjde an

j accurate and detailed picture of ! the surface of the earth.

age? The Army's recruiting office here is looking for qualified mule skinners for its two mule-pack units stationed at Ft. Carson, i Cole., it was announced today. IOWA COMES BACK CHICAGO. Jan. 18—'UP) — Iowa's comeback abilities were responsible today for the Hawkeyes' sharing the Big Ten basketball lead with Minnesota. The Hawks, pre-season favorites for the conference title but beaten by the Gophers in their second start, apparently were on the way to elimination from early contention against Illinois Mon-

thorne sparked a drive which led to 25 points for Iowa while the lb ini were scoring eight and Iowa moved in front. 70-69. to

stay.

Bill Logan netted 19 points for ilm Hawks while Carl Cain dropped 16 , SMITH GETS 1-10 James Smith. 33. truck driver and bartender, today was sentenced to serve a term of 1-10 years at the Indiana State Prison by Judge Robert B. Stewart in Clay Circuit Court for assault and battery with intent to kill.— Brazil Times.

The Geological Survey says that coal represents 84 per cent of the known and potentially recove rerable mineral fuel reserves of the United States.

WEST FEED COST PER DOZEN EGGS!

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L-400 Leghorns

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A BILL OF SALE FOR A BICYCLE ONCE"/OU'D THINK HE WAS ON THE SUPREME COURT—

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len of Ri.u dale, had t Farm But can Flock ovv tion record of 26 7. 26-5 and you too can be the a money m aker and a c tact us for delivery dot

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vembei and December. Mrs. W. N. McMulL io highest egg production record of all vneas in the state cf Indiana. Her producfgs per bird respectively is outstanding vner of these fine Leghorns. They are cken you would ,oe preud to .own. Con-

Our supply is limited.

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IN MEMORY In memory of my husband Charles Bowman, who passeti away one year ago today, Jan. 18, 1954. Brightly the stars are shining On a grave not far away. I watched a life that slowly fad-

ed,

Growing more frail each day. Somewhere beyond the sunset, Where loved on»s never die. He lives in a land of glory. Midst the gold and blue of the skies. v And we who had cherished and loved him, And whose passing Drought suen sad tears, Will cherish his memory always. To brighten our drilling years. Mattie j>. MORTON Mr .and Mrs. Leland ChilcoU

of Mr .and Mrs. Everett Foniv

Mr. and Mrs Shirley Beat

and Mrs. George Lloyd of Roe ville were Sunday dinner gues

of Mr. and Mrs. Clam Sunday evening visitors 1 and Mrs. Vincent War

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• Mr and Mrs. Roy Uvesay ar t i daughters. Nancy and Alice, if Grccncastle. were Sunday aftei- j noon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. I Max Newgent and son. Terry. * Mr .and Mrs. Boh Cal) and family were Sunday night visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Call and

for FAST Relief that lasts, swinh to THORNTON-MINOR Works in minuten. laaU for hom? Thu clinic-proved ointment i* ■ rompletr formula with meredMats to relieve pain, burning, itching, amt to help reduce .welling. Kaioy new comfort '—ask today for Thornton-Minor Ointment or Suppoaitoriee. only 11.00 at any drag atore.

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^ | daughters. Evening visitors I were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wagner and Mr. and Mrs. Max Call. | Mr. and Mrs. Ed Scobee and children were Sunday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert

Cooper and children.

Mr. and Mrs. Noel Nicholson were host and hostess for the 7th

were Saturday evening visitors | District Jersey meeting at th<‘

Randy Whitchoa

d spent

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day with his gran

s. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Wbitehea

d and

daughter, Linda.

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Mrs. Ed Si obee an

d children.

Recent visitor* c

if Mrs.

O. M.

Thomas were Ati

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Mo-

Gaughey of Rps

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last

Thursday and M- a

nd Mrs.

Allen

Lyons anti baby i

of Lane

aster.

Ohio on Tuesday i

evening.

FIRST PILOTED PLANE FIRED FROM MOBILE LAUNCHER

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A truck-mounted launcher, very similar to those used f.or pilotless aircraft, is employed for the first time at Edw^.ds Air Force base, Calif, to launch a piloted plane. The plane taking off from the zero-length launcher is an F-84G jet fighter. Th e launcher w'is developed by the Martin Aircraft company, which produces the Martin Matador pilotless bomber for the U. S. Air Force.

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