The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 August 1955 — Page 2
FACE TWO FRIDAY. AFGFST 26. 19.Y>. I THE DAILY BANNER, CREENC.ASTI.E, INDIANA
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THE DA1Y BANNP5? T and HERALD CONSOLIDATED . Eoter-wt to tae po*u>tti> ^ ml Greencaatle, Indiana m aeroen | rlaai nm^n matter nnder met of March 7, 1878. Sabacrtptlon prtre tO cents per week; 18.0® per year by mall In Patr.aan Coant>; i $6.00 to $10.40 ;«r /ear ootstdt Putnam Comity. Telephone# 74, 95, 114 8. B. Rartden, Pobtlsher 17-19 South Jackson Street.
TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT And he denied Him, saying. { ‘W oman I know Him not.— Luke 22:57.—Peter was shabby liar and profane as well. It took the vision of the risen Christ to make a saint out of him. This amazing transformation is one of the strongest evidences of the resurrection of Christ.
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Personal And Local News Briefs
Jack Coffey is spending his vacation visiting his son. Jack j and family, in Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs. Harry Neier will be hostess to the Somerset Monday Club all day Aug. 29th. Note change of place.
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Mr. and Mrs. General Osborne jwill leave Fridf for a motor trip to San Diego, alif., to get their daughter and husband and baby who have just arrived from Tokyo Japan. Rev. Virgil Baugh of Martinsville, will preach at New Providence church, Sunday, Aug. 28th, both morning and evening services. Everyone is welcome to attend. Mr. and Mrs. General Osborne entertained the following guests for dinner Tuesday evening. Major Abbott, wife and son; Mr. and Mrs. Vema: Abbott and family, Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Abbott and family; Mr. and Mrs. Forest Detro and family. Miss Laura Boardman returned Tuesday evening after spending a few weeks in Mt. Sterling, Ovingsvijle, Carlisle, Paris. West Liberty and Augusta, Kentucky, where ' as historian of the national organization of the Richard Hazelrigg family association, she did research on various lines of this well known old Virginia and Kentucky family, colonists and pioneers of both states. Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Abbott and family entertained the following guests for dinner Friday evening: Major Woodrow Abbott, wife and son from Washington D. C.. Mrs. Joana Gallup of Hqhywood. Florida; Mr. and Mrs. Forest Detro and family. Evening callers were Mr. and Mrs. General Osborne, Chas. and Wanda from Indianapolis and Donnie Baldwin.
Mr. and Mrs. John Andrew and Miss Linda Andrew are vacationing in Minnesota. The Wednesday night bowling league will meet tonight at 7:30 it the Varsity Lanes. Don Burkhart, who will soon be out of service, will enter Butler College at Indianapolis. Mrs. O. A. Bennett of Eldardo. Ark., is visiting Mrs. Laura Perkins, 315 North Indiana
street.
Bro. Janies Wright of Terre Haute, will preach at Long Branch Church of Christ, Sunday, Aug. 28th, 11 a. m. Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Saunders and family, of New Albany, visited friends in Greencastle this week. Rev. Saunders, former minister of the First Christian church, is minister of the Central Christian church in New Al-
bany.
Chi Rho Fellowship of the First Christian church will meet Sunday evening at 6 o’clock at the home of Eddie Glidewell. Members meet at the church and transportation will be furnished. Eiing money for offering and
drink.
The Putnam County Home Demonstration Chorus will meet for rehearsal Monday, Aug. 29, 1:30 DST. in Fellowship HaH of the Ch’ istian church. All members who want to sing at the State Fair, Sept. 4th, be at this rehearsal. Dr. Harold Fostage of Action, has located in Roachdale in the offices of Dr. Gwaltney who has gone to Florida. He reports finding everything in the community that he needs, with the exception of a pulmotor, which will be added tot he town’s life saving facilities in the near future, it has been stated. Mr. and Mrs. Eston Cooper and daughter, Deanna, accompanied by Carolyn Baird, have returned home from a motor trip to Portsmouth, N. H. where they visited their son, Doyne. They traveled by the way of Detroit, Mich., through Canada to Niagara Falls and then to the East Coast. While there they visited several eastern states and cities, New York City, Washington D. C. and several others. Mi .and Mrs. William Bergmann will leave this week end to leturn to their home in Tulsa, Okla.,, after a few days visit with Dr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Bergmann and family. Miss Josephine Bergmann, who has been visiting in the Bergmann home for the past few days, will return to her home in Washington, D. C. William Bergmann and Miss Bergmann are brother and sister of Dr. Bergmann.
SOCIETY
Mi*. Esmo Boyd Mostes* To f lub Mrs. Essie Boyd was hoste°s to the Dorcas Class of the Purnamville Sunday school for its August meeting. The presider. . Bonnie Williams called the mec - ing to order. The song for the month was “My Faith Looks Up To Thee,” sung by the group The opening prayer and devotions were giver, by the hostess. Response to roll call was a verse from Judges. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. also the treasurer’s report. The scripture lesson was given by Virginia Sweet. After a brief business session plans were made for a guest lunchern to be held at the home of Heiberta Sutton in September. Flora Tiffee gave the closing prayer. During the social hour two contests were given by the hostess and won by Bonnie Williams and Opal Jackson. Delicious refreshments were served to the following members: Opal Scobee, Virginia Sweet, Bonnie Williams, Flora Tiffee, Kathryn Armstrong, Lucille Whitman. Opal Jackson md Essie Boyd. Mrs. Cornelia Finn was a guest.
tion policies were outlined | Thursday by Secretary of Tret*.y Cko:gc W. Humphrey am ! _::dget Director Rowland R i l .ug; .e.3. They made public a revise 1 federal budget. It showed the.; booming prosperity has boostc-.l ) tax revenues beyond expocta- I tiens. It also showed the admir- \ istration has now reduced from 82.400,000 000 to $17700.000.000 I its offic ial forecast of red-ink | | spending in the current • fiscal J year. Moreover, Humphrey and j i Hughes said, “barring some un- j i foreseen development, we Mink ; j we can” eliminate the deficit en- ; | tirely and “balance the budget” I | before tne fiscal year ends Ju re I | 30. 1956.
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INDIANAPOLIS Aug. 26<UP)— Hot and dry weather moved into Indiana today for a five-day stay.
by FBI agents making a rout:check at the Federal Reserve Bank here. An aipoit bookkeej e- at Minot. N. D., turned in the other bill Aug. 3 after checkins money in his billfold against serial numbers of the Greenlea‘ ; bills
The weatherman predicted fair skies through next mid-week with temperatures averaging 10 degrees above normal.. That means daytime highs in the mid90s and night time lows of near 70 degrees.
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CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all friends and neighbors for the many acts of kindness shown us during our hour of sorrow ad loss of our mother, Anna Spencer. Also Rev. Tiavis, Rector Funeral Home and Mrs. Meredith. Mr. and Mrs. Niels Rascussen Mr. and Mrs. Foster Farrow and son. pd.
ISN’T SUMMER GLORIOUS?
TV TONIGHT
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WTTV—Channel 4 Midwest Hayride Life of Riley Best in Mystery Dear Phoeoc Sports Reel Sports Preview City Pulse Badge 714 Indiana Tonight Tonight News
WISH-TY—Channel 8 7:00 Pantomime Quiz 7:30 Topper 8:00 Star Playhouse 8:30 Ray Milland 9:00 Undercurrent 9:30 Playhouse 10:00 News 10:15 Studio 57 10:45 Late Show
ANNIVERSARIES
Wedding Mr. and Mis. Abb Allee, 46 years today, Aug. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Wood, 46 years, August 26. Birthday Steven Michael Scobee, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Scobee, 4 years old today, Aug. 26. Jackie Wood, 14 years, August 26.
NEW HOUSING UNITS PERU. Ind. Aug. 26 —(UP)— Construction of 500 housing units for married personnel at the nearby Bunker Hill Air Force Base will get underway next March. Sen. Homer Capehart (R-Ind.) notified base officials Thursday the units are now in the designing stage and are scheduled to be ready by mid-December.
WTHI-TV—Channel 10
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Topner
8:00
Playhouse
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Ray Milland
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Undercurrent
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Ames Brothers
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Nance Soutn
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News Roundun
10:15
Sports Huddle
10:30
Late Show
JUST TO TAKE your mind off dog dayc, here’s curvaceous Jean Jarman in a fetching stance on Miami Beach, F1&. (Internationa^
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Keelsville Club Met At Old Trail Inn The Reeisville Social Service Club held its annual August meeting at Old Trad Inn. i Thirteen members and several guests enjoyed a delicious luncheon. Mrs. Grace Rentschler of Brazil gave an interesting talk about her travels in Europe. Games were played the remainder of the afternoon. The Club will meet with Pearl Kuight, Sept. 28th.
WTTV Wants To Move TV Tower
A total of $600,000 ranso was paid in October, 1953, Robert C. Greenlease Sr.. K;; saz City, Mo., for the release his 6-year-old son, Bobby. However, the boy was clain the kidnapers. Ca)l Austin H
n j INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 26 y (UP)—A prosposal to exteru u- privately - financed loans t - | needy college students was nu der consideration today by rep tv resentatives attending a collcg' it: and industry workshop.
TV Station WTTV. Bloomington, has asked the Federal Communications Commisison for permission to put up the nation’s tallest television tower—1,649 feet. The station, owned by Sarke Tarzian, electronics manufactu - er, also asked permission i a move its transmitter from a site near Cloverdale in Putnam county to a new location near Trafalgar, 20 miles south of Indianapolis. At present, WTTV operates c:. Channel 4 with a 1,000-foot tower. A recent FCC ruling allows stations in the area where WTTV operates to have towers 1,250 feet high without reduction of their power.
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Club Council Met Monday Afternoon The Putnam County Home Demonstration Club Council met Monday afternoon, August 22, in the community room of the Public Service Company with 46 presidents and vice presidents, and seven executive board members present. Officers of the new club Manhattan Homemakers were introduced. Mrs. Dorothy Sears led the group in singing. Plans were made and discussed for the Achievement Day to be held October 26th. Mrs. Paul McKeehan, presi*dsfiL: Mrs. Roy Johnson, 2nd vice president; Mrs. Laffel Goss, treasurer and Mrs. Dorothy Sears all gave most interesting reports of the Summer Conference held at Purdue University in June.
Mrs. Omer Reeves Hostess To Club The West Madison Homo Demonstration Club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Omer Reeves, with 17 members and three children present The president, Mrs. Everett Ellis, presided over the business session. The lesson “Citizenship and You” was very ably presen ed by Mrs. Ivan Ruark, assisted by Mrs. Emory Biattain. A report of the Summer Conference at Purdue and the County Fair exhibit was given by Mrs. Wendell Thomas. The next meeting will be Sept 28 at the home of Mrs. Willard Singleton.
EXTRA!
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 26 (UP) —The Indiana Supreme Court was asked Thursday to rule on the constitutionality of the state’s fair trade law. The action was filed by the Bissel Carpet Sweeper Co., Grand Rapids, Mich, which ap- j pealed a decision handed down by Marion Superior Judge Hezzie Pike last June 28. The ruling was on Bissel’s suit against the Shane Co., Ind-* | ianapolis, charging it sold sweep- 1 ers below fair trade prices. Pike issued a temporary in- i dissolved it and declared the junction against Shane, then law unconstitutional.
COMMUNITY CENTER DOTOPMENT
A responsible financial source Is desirous of estabi'isblng a five Qo^munity Center in connection wfh a Super-Markot in Cireencastic near the center of the city.
There will be three un fs fi'll basement, cf 1503 square feet each, and two units of I,GOO square feet, with madern architecture and air conditioning.
Persons interests:! in leases, please write Box JB, The Daily Banner immediately as representative will be here Tuesday for interviews.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 26 — (UP)—Republican Gov. Fred Hall of Kansas has declined an invitation to speak to the 70th convention of the Indiana State Federation of Labor, it was announced today.
BEDFORD, Ind. Aug. 26 — (UP)—A quarry foreman was in serious condition today with injuries suffered when he fell to a j rock ledge so inaccessible a hu- j man chain of rescuers had to be j formed to lift him out. Oscar Schultz, 60, Gosport, I was partially paralyzed by spinal ^ fractures in the fall to a ledge near the bottom of the quarry j late Thursday.
Myers Reunion Hold August 21 The Myers reunion was held Sunday, Aug. 21 at Robe Ann Park. Everyone enjoyed a delicious dinner at noon time. In the afternoon games were played and an auction sale was held. Clyde Myers was presented with a white Bible for being the oldest person present. Terry Young a white testament for the youngest. Those present were: Anna Myers. Elizabeth Myers. Betty Jo Rumley and Phyllis. Mr. and Mrs. Otha Zimmerman and family; Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Plummer and children, Arlene Chestnut Mis. Helen Young and children Mr. and Mrs. Ed Whillock and children; Mrs. Ella Vestal, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Myers. Also one guest, Madonna Sutherlin.
SOCIAL NIGHT Saturday, August 27 At The m JESSE M. LEE
VFW POST 1550 HOME
MOSCOW, Aug. 26—(UP) — U. S. Sen. Allen J. Ellender said today Soviet trade boss Anastas j I. Mikoyan told him Russia was I not interested in buying surplus | American farm products. The Louisiana Democrat met ; for 1 hour and 46 minutes Thurs- s day night with Mikoyan, a deputy premier in charge of Soviet foreign and domestic I trade.
This event is for ail paid up members of !he Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Ladies and Fathers Auxiliaries.
CHICAGO. Aug. 26-(UP) — The four sons of Mrs. Nora Walsh went to see her buried today. All four were in wheel chairs. Mrs. Walsh had cared for her grown sons since childhood until her death Tuesday. All fouraged 17 to 27 are afflicted with muscular dystrophy. From now on, their father, William, a brother and a sister must look after them.
TOKYO, Aug. 26- lUP) — Arsenic mistakenly mixed with powdered milk has killed 31 Japanese babies and sent another 1.885 to hospitals, health officials said today.
Balanced Budget Possible In 1956
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26 — (UP)—Key members of Congress today regarded a new reduction in government red-ink spending as fresh evidence that, everybody’s income taxes are likely to be cut in the 1956 election year. The Eisenhower administra-
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 26 (UP)—Marshall Hogue, 54, Indianapolis, a supervisor for a cab company, was injured fatally to- ' day in downtown Indianapolis. |
MONTREAL. Aug. 26—(UP) —A 35-man police detail was ordered today to maintain an around-th-clock guard on nine Russian farm officials who were booed and called “bandits” as they started a goodwill tour of CarmUa.
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