The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 November 1955 — Page 8

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE. INDIANA, PAGE EIGHT WEDNESDAY, XOVEMBEH 2. 19.»5.

NOTH K T«* OK A OOITIO > \ I. %PI*HOra i \ m ■ \ No11• •? I- kiTen the tat |i^ vem f i f Jf-fft-runn T^»wn^hi' Putnam County. Indiana, that tt proper legal officer* of said towr ■ hip at their regular meetio place on the J 4 dav of Nov •mio ms at S 00 P. M. will consider t»

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Ike Continues To Make Progress DENVER, Nov. 2—(UP) — Medical consultations this week end will determine whether President Eisenhofer can return ; to Washington Nov. 11 as he ! now plans. Mr. Eisennower was walking moie each day, having sociaj | callers at Fitzsimons Army Hospital, using the telephone himself and otherwise showing signs

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Notice i- hereoy given the t*xpayers of .Marion Township, Putnam County, Indiana, that the roper Jc^ai officers of said townsmp at their regular meeting place on the 14 <iav of November.

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nient 2.000.00 lie i 16—Janitor supplies ."iOO.O' 1 Item 17—Fuel I'.O.OO I'eai 22—Janitor service . 3,200.On Item 26—Transportation . 3.000.00 Item 27-A—Summer work .700.00 Tnx avers appealing at such, ■neeting shall have a right to be he.ird t! ereon. The additional ar ro|iriatiot. as finally made vviT lie antom.-itica) 1 v referred to the State p.oaril of Tax Commission'diich Boa''d will hold a further tiearing within fifteen days at ihe County Auditor's Office of I’- .» e v. ».„nr iI'> r taxpa' ers objecting to anv of such additional appropri itiou.-

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that he was on the recovery ! .-cliedule estimated by his doc- . tors weeks ago. Next Sunday's medical verdict permitting, the President , is expected to fly back to Wash- ' ngton Nov. 11. spend the weekend at the White House to break the trip, then go to his farm art ; Gettysburg, Pa., in time to observe Mrs. Eisenhower’s 60th birthday cm Nov. 14. He has been in Colorado since Vug. 14 and suffered a coronary hrombosis at the home of his iother-in-law, Mrs. Jo^n S. Doud on Sept. 24. He has returned to a daily iiospital room business schedule which today includes talks with Secretary of Labor James P. .Mitchell, and D'llon Anderson, special White House assistant for National Security Council .natters.

CIIAIC. WANTS TO HELP INDIANA JUVENILE LADS INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 2Governor Craig will ask the 1957 Indiana Legislature to establisl a state youth center to examim teen-age law violators and decide how to rehabilitate them. His plans were announced at-i the close of a crime and juvenile delinquency conference Tuesday by Hugh O'Brien, chairman of the State Board of Corrections.

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“HONEYBEAR” WARREN .MARRIED IN LAS VEGAS LAS VTGAS Nov.2—Nine Jonevboar” Warren, 22, the youngest daughter of Grief Jus.ice Earl Warren, eloped with a leverly Hills, Calif., surgeon, Dr. oturat Brien. 33. and was marr ied here Tuesday night.

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PERON (i()ES TO NEW HOME ASUNCNON, Paraguay Nov. 2—(UP)— Juan D. Peron, the deposed Argentine dictator, left his Paraguayan axile today b; plane for a new haven in th Central America republic of Nicaragua. Peron leftAsuncion Nationa' Airport for Lima, Peru, when he was due a-bout 6 p. m. FILLMORE The Stitch and Chatter Clul met Wednesday afternoon will Miss Bertha Coffin, with larg attendance. Members wore an' modeled housecoats. The enter tainment was furnished by Miss Martha Coffin and won by Mrs Marjorie Oliver and Mrs. Ruth Sutherlin. Hostess served daint; refreshments. The Club will have their anniversary meeting Nov. 9th. Twenty-nine children of the Fillmore school fortunately escaped serious injury Wednesday

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Oct. 26th when the achool bus overturned south of Fillmore' when the driver. Bob Huber, lost control of the vehicle and went off an embankment. The children weie piled on top of each other but escaped through the emergency door. Gasoline was spilled on some of them. Several were taken to the Putnam county hospital and one, Sandra Rogers of 3rd Grade, was kept over night. Norman and Gordon Lewis of Indianapolis; Eddie, Dickie and Ruby Coffin of Fillmore spent Saturday with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith. Mrs. Saiiie McGinnis and Mrs. Cosa Applegate of Coatesville visited relatives in the south -•art of the state last week. They visited their niece, Mrs. Zells Cunningham and her family from Wednesday until Saturday. Then the Cunninghams took th^m to ••ee their biother, Isaac Christy at Medora. All of them took supper Saturday night with arclhcr niece and family, Mrs. Dorothy McKinney at Brownstown. They spent Saturday night with thf Christies attending church Sun day morning then returned horn Sunday evening, tired but having spent a very pleasant vacation. Mrs. Sallie McGinnis accom ■ oanied Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McGinnis and Larry to Indianapolis Friday where they were birthday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison McGinnis. Tim Deweese, Bobby Cuark, Sharon Maxwell, Rosalie Robin-

son and Rev. Wm. Tresslar attended the Youth Conference at Frarnkfort Thursday., Eight girls enjoyed a slumber party Wednesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Ervin. Those present besides the hostess, Gail Irwin, were Sharon Maxwell, Rosalie Robinson, Chariote Miller, Peggy Broadstreet, Darlene Cash, Lueila Philips and Peggy Wells. Mrs. Janet Pickett had a Better Brush Party Friday night. Mrs. Carl Arnold had a new experience this week when she terved on th? jury. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webster •f Detroit. Mich., and Mrs. Kate Philips of Frankfort, spent Sunlay and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunter and Mrs. Louise Sinclair. Mesdames Madelyn Kelley and Edith Ruark visited William Odell in the St. Vincent Hospital Room 242W. Mrs. Helen Leachman Webstecalled Sunday afternoon on Mrs Edith Ruark. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Sallust of Bainbridge called Sunday afternoon on Mrs. Verna Zeiner. Rev. and Mrs. Wilbur Dav e* Anderson arrived Monday, Oct. 24th to spend a week with Ida and Charlev Dav. Mesd. Edna Shoemaker. Ethel Lawson and Verna Zeiner attended church services at Weslev Chapel, Floyd township. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Greenlee and Mrs. Lucille Greenlee called on Ida and Charley Day Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pickett and family visited bis sister, Linda- at Vincennes Sunday. Miss Pickett is in nurses training there. Mrs. Edith Alios and friend. Margaret, of St. Louis spent Saturday night and Sunday visiting relatives. Robert Pickett was absent from his work ;rt the Public Service because of illness, the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oliver spent Tuesday in Terre Haute. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wells visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wells anil family near Danville Wednesday. Ronnie is recovering from his recent accident. Monday night ! callers were Miss Verna Jackson, ^ Mrs. Elsie Cowgill. Mr. and Mts. Charles Crews and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Inlay and daughters of

I Coatesville. The Fidelia Class had a masI querade paity at the Christian Church basement. Saturday 1 night Mr. and Mrs. Raymond . Herod were guests host and hosj less. Sixteen members and nine , guests were present. All masked j rxrept one. Prizes were given— M;rx West, prettiest; Doyle | Nichols, ugliest. Best dressed: Mildred Gidton. Linda Ruark and I Rachel West. The evening was j pent in games. Hallowe'en refreshments were served. Clifford Phillips has been on vacation from the First Citizen's Bank. The W S.C S. w’ll have a chili j supper Friday, Nov. 4th a* o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison McGinnis of Indianapolis visited relatives Sunday.

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