The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 August 1955 — Page 2

j>\GY. TWO SATURDAY, AUGT'^'T 6. 1955. THE DOLY BANNER. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

Arnold^ Wodding Announcod In a double ring ceremony Friday evening at 8:30, Danny Max Arnold took Betty Lou .Tones as his bride, in the F.l more Chris-

tian church.

The bride is tne daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Jones. Greencastle, R. 3. and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Arnold. Fillmore R 1. Rev. Roland R/isar read the marriage vows before an altar decorated with palms. Linda Ruark sang, ’'You’ll Never Walk Alone, Always, and The Lord's Prayer. She was accompanied at the organ by Margie Lisby. The bride given in marriage by her father, was attired in an ankle length gown, fashioned with a bodice of richly designed white lace, short sleeves, and a square neckline, broken by a pleated panel of net running to the waistline, the skirt was of two tiers of net over satin. She wore white gauntlets and carried a bouquet of red roses. Miss Joyce Sibbitt, maid of honor, wore a yellow dress and carried a bouquet of yellow carnations. The bridesmaids, Jane

Jones s*nd Joan Schoeniog wo gowns of !>lue and pink and ’ ried bouqinets of blue and pink carnations. Dick Girton was best man. Ushers were B 11 Sibbitt. Jim Koons, Bill Jones and Russell Cash. Following the ceremorny a reception was held in the church. Assisting at the reception were. Jo v ce Girton, Beverly Maxwell, and Cornelia Sears. The couple left on a wedding trip after the reception. For | traveling the bride chose a white linen suit, and a corsage of red

roses.

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold will reside on Fillmore R. 1. Out-of-town guests were from ' Indianapolis, Brazil, Crawfords^ ville, Oklahoma, Michigan and j Kentucky. ^

THE DAflT BANNER and HERALD CONSOUDATEt) Entered in the poatotfK* at Greencastle, Indiana aa aeooaC Haas mail matter under act ol March 7, 1878. Habacrlptfon price 25 cents per week; 9&.0Q pet year by mall In Putnam Coenty; S6.00 to S10.10 ;<er year ontsldt Putnam Comity. Telephones 74, 05, 114 8. It- Rarlden, Publisher 17-19 South Jacbaon Street.

acres east of Somerset to J. F O rfair at J40. per acre—five hares Roachdale bank stock tt ?allie E. Hillis at Sl.llU.—For-ty-five share of Central National Bank stock to Bascom O Hair at SI.19— First National Bank stock $2,500. woith to Sylvester O'Hair at SLOB 1 *—Government bonds $2,000. to Alf. Cuhtlss at $1.00 s 4—Government bonds fc’ W. A. O'Hair $2,000 at $1.10Government bonds $2,500. to Bascom O'Hair at $1.05.”

tion program ends August 12. Monday’s Schedule 8:30-11:30 DePauw Swimminr lessorts 9-12 AT:s and Crafts 1-2:30 DePauw Swimming 3-5 Park Recreation 6- 8 Little Leauge 7- 9 Park Recreation

ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Charles Gearld Burton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Burton, r. years old Sunday August 7th.

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Personal And Local News ESricfs

JBMAHFAAGCR!! (HF4NS WH4T IT SAYS) (vusf bmg me an honest face and a good credit record.) TRADE FOR NEW ATLAS TIRES. Ho money down, 8 months to pay, As Little as SI.25 a week per tire, SHOEMAKERS STANDARD SERVICE 405 North Jackson Street

Mrs. Ernie Bock was admitted to the Putnam County hospital Friday for observation. The D. A. R. cabin at Robe Ann park will be open for visitors Sunday afternoon from 2 to 5 p. m. Mrs. Evelyn Baldwin is a patient in Culver Hospital where the underwent surgery Thursday. i Regular stated meeting of Applegate Lodge No. 155 F & A. M. Tuesday, Aug. 9th. 1955 7:00 | CST. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Henry i have returned home after an ex- , tended visit with relatives and jfi lends in Salem, Virginia. i A miscellaneous baby shower will be held for Mrs. Janice Walton on T riday evening, August 12, at ight o’clock at the home of M. s. Mary Ruth Carter east of Cloverdale. The Clinton - Madison Friendly Club members will meet Thursday, August 11, 11:30 A. M. at the Union Building for lunch and then go to IBM for a tour of the plant at 1 P. M. A U. S. Marine Recruit will be in Greencastle at the Court House * on Fridays from 9:30 to 11:30 | a. m. Enlistments are being accepted for recruit training a; San Diego. The Recruiting Office for this locality is the Terre Haute Post Office. Charles Aker, 9 poplar St., Greencastle, a graduate student in oboe in the Indiana Univedsity School of Music, will play a recital at 8:30 p. m. Monday, Aug., 8. in the School’s recital hall. With Danilo Ferrari at the piano, Aker will perform a concerto grosso in B flat by Handel; a gavotte by Michael Head; and a sonata by Hindemith.

City’ Recreation Three hundred twenty-six came to the afternoon plunge at DePauw last week on four differena afternoons. Attendance was good "in the afternoon and evening activities; however, last Monday there were only twelve Little Laguers participating and this was the first time' all summer we did not have full teams. David Jbnes won the championship prize in the croquet tourney with James Graves as runner-up. David Evans was the champion in ping pong and David Jones won the runner-up prize. These tourneys will be repeated next Thursday and Friday afternoon. There is just one more week of swimming lessons and arts and craft. One more trip to McCormick’s Creek as the City Recrea-

SWIMMLK STRICKEN INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 6 (UPl —Judy Roberts. 1952, U. S. Olympic winner, was m “satisfactory” condition in Long Hospital today with infantile paralysis. Miss Roberts, member of the Indianapolis Athletic Club team, is a former AAU champion and record holder in the 100-meter and 100-yard freestyle events.

TROPICAL STORM

MIAMI, Aug. 6.—(UP)—A giant hurricane bore upon th :■ Leeward and Virgin Islands today with 125-mile-per-ho.ir winds that might threaten the South Atlantic seaboard. The Miami Weather Bureau has cautioned southeastern ’coastal points as far north as Cape Hatteras, N. C., to watch for possible hurricane warnings and advised against making extended trips in sea craft without radios.

Home Demonstration Club Hr.U= Monthly Meeting The Maple Heights Home Demenstratien Club held their monthly meeting at the Club House at 8:00 Tuesday evening. Meeting w-S called to order by Mis. Louise McKamey. The club creed was given in unison, flag salute and song of the month. Roll call responses w r ere given by a law you would like to have in your city. Discussion of old and new .business followed. Mrs. Emma Albin resigned as secretary and Mrs. Marie Nagley was elected for the ensuing term. A pleasant social hour followed with Mrs. Faye Weaver winning the door prize and Mrs. Lorerte Baldwin contest prige. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Lottie Lane and Mrs. Marie Nagley. Members adjourned after repeating the club prayer.

The tenth trick might be developed by giving up a herm trick and hoping to win three tricks in the suit. This play j would win only if the opposing , hearts were divided 3-3 and th. odds are against that distribution. PLAYS TEN So Mr. Dale correctly decided to niff a diamond in dummy for j his tenth trick. At trick, two j he led the trey of diamonds from ! dummy. He played the 10 over | Mrs. Keen's six and Mr. Abel w r on with the jack. Mr. Abel returned a trump when he saw what Mr. Dale was trying to do. Dummy's jack won and another

diamond lead lost to the ace. Back came another trump but the ’efense was just one tempo behind. Mr. Dale still had one itrump left on the board to take care of his third diamond. After ruffing the diamond, he cashed dummy's ace of clubs, then entered his hand by fuffirtg a small club high. Now he pulled the last outstanding trump and made four-odd, giving up a heart at the end. Jlis line of play would not' have been successful if he had cashed even one round of trumps early in the hand because the time element would have been in favor of the defenders.

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FANCY WORDAGE

WATERBURY, Conn.— (UP) —The 1955 budget lists the operation of the city dump under the title, “Bureau of Restricted Waste Disposal.”

TERMITES

CAN BE STOPPED General pest control for Moths, Roaches, A n s, etc. PRICES REASONABLE — RESULTS GUARANTEED Reliable Exterminating Company PHONE COAN PHARMACY — SH8 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■nMKSEa&XSSBSSHMBMBHHMHin

—GOOD OLD DAYS The home place of 240 acres tc Simpson O'Hair at $50. per acre. Sixty acres south of home place to G. M. O’Hair at $45. per acre. Thirty-five acres west of Brick Chapel to Clarence O’Hair at $35.50 per acre.—One half a-cre in front of Brick Chapel to G M. O'Hair lor trustees of the church at $5.00—Sixty-five acre.* west of the Chapel to Elsberry O'Hair at $47. per acre.—Ninety

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TV TONIGHT VVTTV—C hannel 4 7:00 The Soldiers 7:30 Dunninger 8:00 Musical Chairs 8:30 j. Durante 9:00 Here's the Show 9:>30 Your Playtime 10:00 Champs in the Making 10:30 Feature Theater WISH-TV—Channel 8 7:00 Great Bands 8:00 Two For the Money 8:30 Down You Go 0:00 Top Tunes 0:30 Runyon Theater 10:00 News: Weather 10:15 The Norths 10:45 Late Show VVTHI-TY—Channel 10 7 ; 00 Dick Tracy 8:00 Two For the Money 8:30 j Led 3 Lives 0:00 — Professional Father 0:30 _ Sherlock Holmes WRIGHT'S ELECTRIC SERVICE Wcs'.inghouse 305 N. Jackson St. Phone 64 APPLIANCES AND TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE

WHY, IT’S DORIS KENYON

It s Blackwood On Bridge I Dale Stalls Until It’s To Late For Defenders Miss Brash bid today’s hand in typical fashion. Her reverse bid of two hearts on the second round was a very strong bid as it forced Mr. Dale to go to the level if he wished to make a simple choice of clubs over hearts. We might let that one pass but now When Mr. Dale bid two spades, certainly a raise to three spades was enough on the North cards. North dealer. North - South vulnerable. NORTH .... Miss Brash A 8 4 V A K 9 3

* 8 3

4 A K 5 4

EAST

Mrs. Keen

A 10 6

* Q J 8 5 ♦ K 9 6 4

A 7 6 2

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736 EAST WASHINGTON ST.

GREENCASTLE

Wi flr if I DORIS KfNYON (right), star of the silent screen, is shown playing a secondary role here in wedding of her son, Kenyon C. Sills, 28 (rear), and Eilleen Lathrop, 29 (left), in Chapel of Roses, Pasadena, Calif. Sills Is the only son of Miss Kenyon and the late actor Milton Sills of silent screen fame. (International Soundphotat

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V 7 6 4

♦ Q 10 5

A 8 3

The bidding: North East South 1 A Pass 1 A 2 V Pass 2 A 4 A AP Pass

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West Pass Pass

WORD OF FLYER’S RELEASE

Mr. Dale would have been justified in figuring his partner for singleton diamond, since she had bid two suits, including a reverse, and had theh jumpraised spades. But he knows her enormous optimism and he allows for it. TOUCHY CONTRACT As it happened, four spades was a touchy contract and probably would have been defeated on a trump opening. But Mr. Abel opened the queen of clubs. Dummy’s king won Mr. Dale could | count nine winners off the top. unless one opponent had all five of the outstanding spades.

hoiv would you like to live in the "good old days"?

Back in grandfather's time, during (he final quarter of the last century, things were quite different. I here were no movies, no airplanes, no automohiles, few bathrooms, practically no efficient electrical appliances. II you contracted diabetes or pernicious anemia, your days were numbered. Your blood just "changed to sugar’ in tlic former, 'to water’’ in the latter. There was little protection against virulent epidemics. Smallpox vaccine was the only biological on the market. When diphtheria or typhoid ravaged g community, there was nothing to do but wait if out in hope and dread. Yes, a return to the "good old dav’s ' vnnld mean, among other things, the acrificc r.f the major portion of the contribution of medicine md pharmacy to your health and well-being.

£oan ^Pharmacy the label of QUALITY. ACCURACY A.VD SERVICE

THE FAMILY or Sgt. Howard Brown, one of the 11 American flyers Red China is releasing, reads telegrams of congratulation in St. Paul, Minn. Telerrams-are from Minnesota’s senators, Edward J. Thye (R) and HQbert Humphrey (D). From left; Mrs. Wiley Jackson, sister; Joseph Brown, brother; Mrs. Dorothy Kinne, ■ister; Mrs. Frank Brown, mother; Howard Kinne, sergeant’s namesake; Frank Brown, father. (International Soundphoto)

Notice To Taxpayers of Tax levies

In the matter of detertninin:? the tax rates for ''’ r' i- l ty, Indiana. Before the .Township Advisory Board. Notice is hereby giveft the taxpayers of Floyd Tow:.- i| I'u

er Icg'iil officers of said municipality, at their regular m • t i ;.]

consider the following budget:

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. that the propAug., I'.lit't, will

TowiiMhip FiiiiiI Salary of Trustee $ Rf,2.r>0 Office Rent t.n.Oh Clerk Hire l.'O.OO Trustee's Traveling Kxpense 200.On Office Supplies. Printing and Advertising 2r>".o«i Pay of Advisory Board 300.00 Care of Cemeteries 100.00 Miscellaneous 300.00

. peril 1 1 srhool I 'mid

Repair Loans.

Tr uispo Water, Ligi Total S

rounds $

100 00 300.00 8.300.00 40.00 8.740.00

.$ 2.22'..On

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FAMILY TONSILLECTOMY PARTY

HERE ARE THE FIVE CaruHo children, all In Baltimore Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat hospital at the same ttme, for tonsillectomies, patients are (front) Josephine, 3, and Stephen, 5; rear, Linda, 7; Kosaile, ffi ThmtWL ft AS Is well. (International Soundphoto)

Total Township Fund

Tuition Fund

School Transfers f2.".000.00

Total Tuition Fund t2.'i.oo0.oo KUTI >1 \TK OF FI \ !»'' TO Hi: l<\l , -» !» FENDS REQUIRED FOR EXPENSES August 1. present year, to December 31.

of ensaiiig year

Approf riation

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Total Budget Estimate for Incoming Y < r Necessary Expenditures to be made from Unexpended July 31. of present year Additional Appropriations to be made Aug't

» tuber 31. of present year

I. Total Funds Required (Add Lin.-s 1. 2. 3 md It

FUNDS ON HAND AND TO BE RECEIVED DRO\f -oi l:' K OTHER THAN THE PROPOSED RATE OF TAX LEW t>. Actual Balance. July 31. pre“ent year ■ 7. Taxes to be Collected, present year I Deeen>b<-r S.-'t], • .. : t S. Miscellaneous Revenue, other than from Tax le vy, to received from August 1 of present year to I '-mber ::i, .

ensuing veer. (Se^ schedule in Trustee s Offbc) (b) All Other Revenue (See Schedules) I. Total Funds (Add Lines 7. Sa and 8bt ... . .

10. Net Amount to be raised for expenses to December I. f ensuing year - • • • 11. Operating Balance (Not in excess of Expense Jana 1 to June 30. I,ess Miscellaneous Revenue for same Peri ■ ' 12. Amount to be raised by Tax Levy

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Net Valuation of Taxable Property U Number of Taxable Polls •' 1

FUNDS

ToWi'shin •Sreci il School - Tuition Total

COMPVH VTIVE «t%ti:wf,vt

I \ IRS 40,170

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Collected FUNDS Township * ”0 Stseoial School ; Tuition U..8 :7 '*0 Transportation Total 422.0".'. 00 NOTICE TO T A X1' \ ' EPS DU TAX Tax paver* aopearing "hall have a rielit to i>*- in.-.rd ' ■ r« terndned .and presented to tile county auditor no* later than tw. jte- teml.er. and the levy fixed by the countv t x adjii-tm. f > county auitor. ten or more taxpavers feeling themselves nggt state board of tax coaimissioner- for farther ami fi n. ! 1 • countv auditor on or before the fourth Monday r.f September <>r ■ c-tion bv the countv auditor of tax rates charged, whichever date a date for bearing in this county. • Dated August 4, 1955. —— -

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'ff.-r the tax levlea have been ded .v pri'.r to >he second Monday In I, or on their failure so to do. by the • I - ich b-vlesi. mav appeal (o the 'i by filing of petition with the i r.r before the tenth day after pithlli« lit r. ind the state board will fi» HVRDl.n BRO.VD9TREET, Truptp* Floyd Township