The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 January 1955 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1955.

FINCASTLE Mr. and Mrs Lewis Bairs have moved to their ram south and east of here.

Mr. and Mrs. John Williams attended the funeral of Mr. Deusenburg in Indianapolis Friday. Mrs. Mildred Me.ndeleo and

MEN WHAT ARE YC'JS AMBITIOUS? 1. AS TO PROMOTIONS 2. AS TO EARNINGS ARK YOI* REALIZING THESE AMBITIONS? Oar firm is the fastest-growing bakery company in America. Onr salesmen in Indiana make above average pay. They have — paid vacations — health and accident insurance, and can depend on — 52 pay cheeks every year. If you are 21-35, married, high school or college graduate, come in and talk it over, or call for appointment. OMAR BAKERIES, INC. Phone 855 ON 43 SOI Til OF GREENFASTLE

Carolin visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lawler Friday. Nancy Borden was unable t') attend school a few days this week on account of cold. Dean Eppy of Purdue accompanied Gene ClodfePer home for the week end. Wm. Lawler received some painful injuries to his back Thursday while unfading some logs from his truck. Word received frori Eddie Surber who is stationed in Germany that he had received the Christmas box sent him from this community and he was very thankful for it. Mrs. Audrey Hammond and Sharon spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brothers and son.

Sunday Night Mixed League W I.

Over 600. K. Byrd 622. Dr. Fuson 620

Jokers

Over 500: A. Deacon 592, R.

Four Aces ill -....

Lindblom 550, K. Byrd 548, R.

Aliev Rats

Gooch 509, R. Lindblom 508 J.

Pot Rods

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Domasco 591, M. Crawley 515,

Keglers

Dr. Fuson 520, A. Deacon 511

Maple Busters

Women Over 425: A. Cooper

Long Shots

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426. E. Cagle 460. N. Meloy 429

Openers

L. Almon 425.

Spring is just around the corner 20% OFF on Power Lawnmowers GREENCASTLE HARDWARE

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SEW and SAVE STORE HOURS — Monday. Tuesday. Thurs day, 9 to 5; Wednesday 9 to 12; Friday 9 to 6 Saturday 9 to 8.

NEW SPRING MATERIALS

NOW check Allstate’s NEW LOWER RATES I on aulo insurance

Allstate pioneered low cost cuto insurance—that's one reason why the number of Allstate policyholders has more than doubled in less than three years. Today, over 2,500,000 car owners enjoy Allstate's famous fast, fair claim settlements, easy payment plan and many extra benefits. They nil add up to the really better value you’d expect from the company founded by Rears. Before you spend another dollar for auro insurance, compare rates and benefits with your Allstate Agent. Ask, too, about Allstate’s low cost Comprehensive I’eisonul Liability Insurance^ ORLA PARKER 427 Anderson St., Greencastle — Phone 43

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INSURANCE COMPANY

OBITUARY Last rites for Robert Boyd Kiterman were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Rec‘or Funeral Home. Burial was in the Clinton Falls cemetery. Pallbearers were Bob Hansen, Phil Jordan, Billy Williams, Bill Miller, Norman Pelfrey and Melvin Keyt. He bid no one a last farwell, He said goodbye to no one; His loving heart has ceased to beat, Before we knew it he was asleep He did not fail to do his best, His heart was true and kind; He worshiped his loved ones he left behind, Always so true, unselfish and kind. Nowhere in this world his equal you'll find, A beautiful life came to an end; He died as he lived, Everybody’s friend.

These shoes let you icttlk ns nature intended

A soft surface under foot — plenty of freedom to flex. Your feet will appreciate these luxuries — yours so inexpensively in Roblee cushion-flex shoes. Soft upper leather — lightweight, flexible soles — an inner cushion of foamed rubber. See diagram below.

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CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends, relatives and neighbors for their many acts of kindness during the loss of our son Bob. We especially wish to thank the Rector Funeral Home, Rev. Harvey, the singers Mrs. Floyd Miller and Mrs. Richard Thompson, the pallbearers and flower girls, the senior class and faculty of Bainbridge and for the beautiful floral offerings and food and the Clinton Falls W.S.C.S. for serving dinner and to all that helped in any way. We are truly thankful. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Kitterman. pd.

Cushion Flex SHOES FOR MEN

The cushion-flex comfort secret

1. SOFT UPPER LEATHER 2. INNER CUSHION OF FOAMED RUBBER. 3. LIGHTWEIGHT, FLEXIBLE SOLE

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New pongee prints are a luxu y blend of acetate and pima cotton that mimic beautifully the iridescent glow, the soft “h ind of pure Silk! Highstyle prints and solid color beige ... an hand washable!

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enn take our word for it when X we tell you this: The first time we put eyes on the 1955 Buicks, we really raised a cheer. To top the looks of last year's Buick— the car that moved Buick into the top three of the nation's best sellers— that was something. That gave us two hits in a row, we figured—and it seems we figured right. For with these stunning new 1955 Buicks, we’re getting even more noses pressed against our showroom windows than last year —and more folks coming in to look and study and drive and buy.

But hold new styling, of course, is just one reason for the sensational success

of these great cars.

New power is part of the picture — robust new Y8 power in record might -236 hp in the Century, Super and Roadmaster —188 hp in the low-

priced Special.

New performance, too —from the dynamic action of Buick's Variable Pitch Dynaflow* that gives you far better gas mileage in all normal driving and cruising — and full-power

getaway or safety-surge acceleration, but instantly, and with infinite smoothness. So you can see that just looking isn’t enough. Yni have to take that wheel, try that power, feel that Dynaflow take-hold surge, sample that Million Dollar Ride —and check the hard-to-pass-up prices we're quoting. We’ll gladly help you do all that. Why not come in this week?

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tail STARS FOR BUICK-Sc* k'cl-5*r!* Shew AIt*rr.ctA Tuesdoy Eve-iings

.WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WIU BUILD THEM

Phone 346

JIM HARRIS CHEVROLET f ME VROLET-BOC K 115 North Jackson Street

NEW MAYSVU.LE Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kiser have sold their grocery store to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence O Hair. Lelan Leak spent Sunday night with Gene MeMurtry near Groveland. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Garrett visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. John D. McGuire and family, visited Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. john H. McGuire and daughter. Linda Ward spent Saturday afterncon with Sharon Leak. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ward on Sunday and during the week were, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Ward and iamily, Guy Suiter, Eldon Stanley, Mrs. Moine Keck and grand daughter, Patty G Hair. LOOKING AHEAD HARTFORD. Conn.—(UP)— Dne of the problems discussed by he annual meeting of the Hart*ord Society of Architects was. ’What to do with garbage on a tpaee ship.”

Map of Forrruvsa and Nationalist-held islands off tlm Red f .ma coast is studied by Secretary of State John Foste- Dulle and Rep. James P. Richards (right! of South Carolina, chairman of the House foreign affairs committee, before Dulles told 'ae gr up that President Eisenhower's plan to defend the Nationalist strongholds would lessen the chance of war A few hours later, the commit*ee unanimously approved a bi-partisan resolution upholding use of United States forces.