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

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTIE, INDIANA, ; rm*E TWO TlirRSDAV, DFXKilBER 8.

v. e . a u .ir.ced budgat ,

AGAINST T1X ( I F

frr loitis- v 8 up i T 'rt;. c ur\' t t .t y George 1 .V 7 anphrey said Wednesday night F 1 i • against any tax cut at presr t ' -ecau.ee of the na f ion’s press-

f-’' defense need-?.

lie also opposed anything like t.Vl three to four billion dollar * clash piop »sed Tuesday’ by * io Committee on EEconomic Dovekipment, a nor-povernmenta:

' ^dness organization.

On the hi .ghter side. Humphrey f>aUi he is still confident tha:

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THE HOG MARKET

Receipts of butcher hogs to- j day was P.OOO aiid the price was | te.’.dy to firm. w;lh weights un-| (ier 240 pounds selling up 25 cent-.. Prices ranged from ?11 to J

HI 1.50.

It •.va- different in Chicago, | where he pi ice d. roped as much 1 a- 75 cents ot SI and animals I -oil f- the low*.-* figure in 14 j years. 1

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Personal And Local News Briefs

Mrs Stella Layton and Mrs | Grace Mace spent Wednesday j with their father. John Rader, at ' the Odd FjIIv.vs Home in , Green.sbuig. Mr. Rcder is crit* | ically ill. It was Morris Vavricek who won the free dir.ne. at the Lions Charter Night program Monday and not Morris Patterson as was announced. Mr. Vavricek is manager of the Omar plant here.

POSTOFFTC E- SNAFU

The checks were found in a

ape^was misplaced. It got mixed up with tons of Ch-istmas parcel

po*t packages.

* stack of fourth-class mail. INDIANAPdDia. Bee. « -- 1 The •great payroll mystery

r A te-wporr..y i jjporjjp on 5 ivtien checl 3 f u - Wlren payday rrrived Wedne - volvnng $44)0,600 uoi.h of lost more than 2.200 Indianapolis! day employes were informed the postal payroll check* was solved • postal employes were mailed j checks had not come.

today and redfaced postal of- from Cincinnati,

ficials breathed a sigh of relief. Somewhere e.nrrute the pack-

found that the checks had been

sent.

Smith and other poLal em- : ploy is spent th° r .-e t r part of I the day searching through 1.70*1 • mail pouches for the elusive PMimur WtfUT A ■» ik

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Mrs. M. W. Jessup who has been quite ill and confined to her home on So. Jackson St., is reported slightly improved. Special meeting of Deer Creek Coon Hunters, Inc., Friday evening at 8 o’clock at the club house. There will be election of officer.-*. All members are urged to attend. Mr .and Mrs. Jack F. Gruenholz and sons let'i. today for Hudson, N. Y., where they will make heir future home. Mr. Gruenholz is an electrical engineer with the Lone Star Cement Co. Miss Patricia Gould, R. R. 2. Greencastle, a senior at Indiana University, will be in the cast for the opera, ‘The Bewitched Child,” a fantasy by Ravel, which will be given by the Indiana University School of Music

Dec 16 and 17.

Recent visitors of Mrs. Minnie Shuck were Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Emery Harough. Miss Evelyn Nichols, Miss Lynda Strong and Mrs. Erma 'Nichols, Mrs. Shuck is not very well and would be glad to see her

friends any time.

The Washington Twp. PTA will meet on Tuesday, Dec. 13, at 7 :C0 p. m. The school Christmas program will be presented at this time. All the grades will participate. The band, junior chorus, and senior chorus will be featured. Santa will be present also. All parents and interested persons are invited to attend. Mrs. DeWan Killinger and Miss Harriett Spaulding left on Wednesday for Lincoln, Nebr., by reason of the death of Miss Spaulding's brother, Phineas Spaulding, in that city. Mrs. Killinger’s mother, Mrs. Malcolm Wyer of Denver, Colo., is another sister of Mr. Spaulding. The funeral will be held on Friday in Lincoln with burial in that place.

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ANNIVERSARIES

Bi rthdays

Thomas Lisby, R. R. 2, Greencastle, 88 years oM today, Dec. 8. Gary Gene Wallace, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Y' r allace, Coatesville, 5 years old today, Dec. 8.

Wedding

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barrett, West Walnut street road, 11 years today, Dec. 8.

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