The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 November 1955 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTtf, INDIANA PAGE SIX MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 19.VV

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I HARGED WITH Ml KDER NEW CASTLE, Ird., Nov. 21 (UPi Dewitt Dobbs, 49, was charged with murder today in the shooting of a fellow New Castle man in a tavern scuffle early Sunday. Witnesses said John Lair. 26, was shot when he blocked a

doorway as Dobbs sought to get by him. Lair and four others had been ejected from the tavern earlier, and Lair returned after posting bond on a disorderly conduct charge. Police arrested Dobbs at the home of a friend. He admitted the shooting, police said.

CONC.RA TULA TIONS K) GREENCASTLE'S FIRST ART GALLERY THE HEW ME GALLEHY 14 W. WALNUT ST. COMPLIMENTS OF THE PUTNAM COUNTY ART LEAGUE

ADMINISTRATORS SALE

Of personal property of the late Theodore Mellarg.ne sit the Theodore Mellargue farm, located 10 miles west of Creencastl'*, 4 miles north of Lrmi, f> miles east of Mansfield, 12 miles north of Carbon in Targe County, Indiana, on Friday, November 25, 1955 10:30 (CST) CATTLK — 9 HEAD — 1 lied Tolled cow, 5 years old; 1 Mae!; Angus cow 3 years old; 1 Hereford heifer coming 2 years old; 4 Black Angus heifers, coming 2 years old, all to In* fresh next spring; 1 Black Angus steer, 7 months old; i Black Angus Bull, 1,S months old. HOf»S — f)f» HEAD — 3 Tamworth sows; 5 Hampshire sows; 46 Feeder Shouts; 1 Hampshire Boar. MACHINERY — I A. C. Combine, 1 Co-op Corn Picker; 1 Rotary Hoe; 1 Mowing Machine 1 .Manure Spreader; 1 Rubber tired Wagon, 14 ft. bed; J small rubber tired wagon; 1 Cultivator; 1 Corn Blanfer; 1 Breaking Plow. HAY — 100 bales extra good Mixed Hay. TERMS —( ASH. Not responsible for accidents. EARL RAY Auctioneer. GEY LIXDLEY, Clerk ( L VRENCE G. POWELL, Attorney ALBERT McHARGFE, Administrator Lunch will be served.

iiiiingry crops lose money

.will your crops go hungry?

Don’t guess—TEST! Ask your County Agent how to hove your soil tested for fertilizer and lime needs. Feed your crops well. REMEMBER—for maximum profits use plenty of fertilizer and lime. Come in and visit with us about your credit needs. SB FRIENDLY BANK f/ MMCAflU

OIKS FROM IN ICKIES ANDERSON, Ind., Nov. 21 — ( ■UP.) .’.Ir3. Rena C.rpenter, 7Q. died Saturday mght of injuries | suffered Nov. 4 when two cars ' collided at ah Anderson crossing. MAN DROWNS

LAFAYETTE. Ind.. Nov. 21.— (UP: Eugene Rodenbarger, 41,1 Colburn, drowned Saturday when

the boat in which he had gone duck hunting with a companion capsized near the junction of the Wabash and Tippecanoe rivers. Authorities said he and Ray Rur.kle, 54, Both made it to shore, but Rodenbarger crawled back into the water. The victim apparently was confused after suffering a blow on the head, they said.

HUNTING VICTIM - FORT WAYNE, Ind., Nov. 21. —;UP)—A weekend hunting accident in Wabash County killed Fred M. Cu&sen, 45, Huntington, j authorities said today. They said a shotgun in the | hands of Larry Barrick, 15. Huntington, discharged accidentally about 5 miles northwest of ! Bippus as he and two other hunters approached a rabbit. Cussen I

died in Parkview Memorial Hospital here about seven hours later.

Jefferson Club To Meet Friday The Jefferson Township Home Demonstration Club will hold a Thanksgiving dinner on Friday Nov. 25th, at 12 noon at the school building. Mrs. Sherman Hacker wil Ibe hostess.

INDIANAPOLIS” Nov. 21.— (UP) Gilbert Biown, 22, was held today on charges of shooting a man to death in an argument over a traffic accident and critically wounding another who tried to intercede. Witnesses said Brown and Columbus Leverinesto... 25, went io a home Sunday to discuss the accident in which Brown damaged Leveringston’s car two

week ago. They siikl an a»gument led to a scuffle and when Leveringston drew a knife Brown drew a revolver and fired twice. Hog prices \v re steady with Friday’s market today. The top pi ice was $13 and then for only a few. Average prices ranged from $12.25 to $12.75 on weights from 180 to 240 lbs.

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