The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 January 1956 — Page 4

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RO \f TTD.AI.F i Afiss Saral( Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Wenk of Medical Cent. Lafayette spent Christmas day j is spenfiing h with Mr. and Mrs. James Grider. her mother. In the afternoon several friends ! wene YcmnEr.

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called, the 55th weddii and Mr.-. (

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•asion being" the inniversan,’ of Mr.

Grider.

Mrs. John Irwin entheir children and j ren at dinner Christ - I

lea Young- of Lidianapoiis. Mr. and Mrs. Albert McFerran spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Broom and Mrs.

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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Steele

and dan Jim Bob

lough from Great Likes Naval .and Mrs. Alda McCammon spent Training Station spent Christ- Christmas Day with Mrs. Lockmas day with Mr. Steele’s par- ridges' brother in Greencastle. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Steele Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lovett

Millie, and son Malinda Britton at Kingman. 10 is home on fur- Mrs. Mary Edith Lockridge

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of Jamestown. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Beck and sons entertained for dinner Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs

spent Sunday with his mother,

Mrs. Lillie Lovett.

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Frazier entertained Christmas Day, Mrs.

FRENCH CRISIS FORMS OVER PHOTOS

st Thompson, Mrs MnrylFmma Hoosier. Mrs. Beulah Young and Miss Sara- Frazier and Mr. and Mrs Wesley

Harbison and family of Russell-

ville.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Click were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Click and daughters of Indianapolis Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Eggers of Bloomfield. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Eggers and children of Plainfield. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eggers and daughters of Anderson, Mr .and Mrs. Willard Eggers and son of Danville, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Eggers of Casey, 111., and Mrs. Elizabeth Clodfelter and children of Morton ate turkey dinner Sunday at the home of their mother, Mrs. Ethel Eg-

gers.

Mrs. Emma Hoosie: spent Tuesday with her daughter, Mrs. ’ Maude Hughes. Funeral services for Mrs. Maude Martz was held Wednesday afternoon at the North Salem Christian church with Chastain Funeral Home in charge of the services. Burial in Roachdale cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Steele and family spent Saturday with

Mr and Mrs. William Boyd H ,rns and family of Ellettesville. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Quinn of Elizabeth City N. C. Dr. and Mrs. Harrison Rags1 dale and family af Indianapolis and Mrs. Louise Clay, Mrs. Peggy Goff. James Shinn, Edith Dillard all of Bloomington. Mr. and Mrs. James Spencer of Hollandsburg, Wayne Riddle and Mrs. Lou Wertz spent Christmas Day with Mrs. Minnie Riddle. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hays entertained all their children and grandchildren at a family dinner Saturday.

NOTH i: TO ItIDDMHs lol! in i: 1*1 K« II \ SK OK Oil. \ \ I* <; \sommj

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stiid City until o'cl' January 23. 1PT,S. A hnnil or o.-rtifI<<1 cheek payable to the City of tJreencastle. I it (liana, will he re«nilred to he filed with each hid in an amount equal to IOT- of the bid. The Common Council reserve-* the riffht to reject any and all bids and ask for new bids WITNKSS m> hand and th. s. .1 of said Citv of Greencastle. Indiana. ttiis ttie 2nd day <>r January. 19 r» ♦». NORMAX W. I’HAI’.OPV. City Clerk-Treasurer of the Citv of Greencastle. i-o't ... . .3-10-21. SCIENCE STI DIES SMOG WITH NEW DFVK I

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 3 (UP) A balloon-borne, "dia mond-studded” device is scienc

The I carried , clock "> - V.ani;-' 5 ^ A 1 is can tod by tin < afl j against time. Three' in the Instrument regiil j erature, pressure and hull while a recording arm witlT diamond ixiint etches the responses.

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the Citv will r.-.-ch purchase (

Notice is hereby - Coimnon Council of Greencastle. India.ia sealed bids for the

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100 Rallons, or loss—Motor Oil

SA K 10 to 50.

10.000 gallons, or loss—da so] in a, premium and/or resnilnr. These oinntitles or expected to lx- used witiim a year fron 1 ■ o ijtanc* of a sitisfnctory i>id. The City will take only the amount desired for use at such times as the same mav lie n-edrd. Hid* will he oronerly and completely executed witii mmcollusioo affidavit as re(|uired I>y law and on forms presoril-ed t>y tlie State

FMMEDIAT!; POSSESSIOiM 3 Bedroom, ‘I Story Brick Veneer. 1 1 ; Rath, Ettll ttasement, 5 car garage in (ir.-encastle. Choh-> loca'.iait with uotKierfiil shade — Screened Sun Porch. Sir \n hy appointment. RALPH CALL, REALTOR 3 Ml S.::t'li Washirgton Street, Kokomo, Intliana. Phone: 2 MWl P’rmc: (ireentastlc after iidMI P. M.

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CAMERAMAN DENIES “ARRANGING" A KILLING

THREE of the Dionne Quints come home to Callonder, Ontario, to what appe.i s to be a happy family reunion. Arriving by car (top) are (from 1 i Annette. Cecile and Yvonne. When they went to their home (bottom) their parents greeted them at the door. Marie, four of the -mviving Quints, stayed at the flat in Montreal. She wasn’t rhy.s rally able to make the trip.

HERE IS a series o' oh ton showing th3,shooting cf an Algerian native by a French policrmar—an incident that has caused a new crisis almost on the eve cf a national election. The “L’Exp’ess,” a newspa er used as a mouthpiece of ex-Prem:er Mendes-France, charges the shooting was arranged between a newsreel photographer and a French auxiliary policeman so that the native was shot in cold blood to provide the picture. Political observers say Mendes-France hopes the “expose” will end the career of Premier Edgar Fame.

THi SUDAN, whose Chamber of Deputies voted unanimously to turn the country into a republic. is shdwn in black. Egypt's southern neighbor covers 967,000 square miles, has 8,764,000 population. The Sudan, ruled by Britain for half a century as the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, became free in 1953 when Egypt and Britain renounced control.

"-Niuiii jjliiMpB NEWSREEL CAMERAMAN Georges Chassagne t ells P iris newsmen that he did not arran'fe for a Fr neh policeman ta shoct an Algerian just so he could get a pirtut— as charg d by the newspaper “L’Express.” He said French security forces found the rebel and probably shot h’m out of anger. The policeman in the photo said an entire family of his friends had been mutilated tnd killed two days previously by rebels. Chassagne said five other reporters were there and would support his version of the filmed killing.

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