The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 January 1956 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER TI ES.. JAN. 10. 1 S.->8 1 I$l«. KEtif IKi-AIFNT'* A singer- 'day’s .«hrpm<»nts of oi! picxljxts in 1956 \Vould fill 18,100 milef- of ten-inch product pipeline and it would take 378 trains,

earh of 100 tank rars of 10.000.;allon capacity, to move one r-etj leum demand by rail. Vf>‘ ormand at T T S. refineries .ui al produc t.-? in ’.56 will reach a new high of 9.009.000 barrels-per-day. according to the magazine’s forecast.

NOT AFRAID OF FRIDAY 13TH

• THE D1IU 38HNER ond HERALD CONSOlfDATiD Enten-tl in the postoffice ax '«reen<-aslle, Indiana as set. nd • lass mall master under act of .March 7, 1878. Subscription price 2.5 '■ents per week; $5.'K) per year by mail in Putnam County; S6.00 to SI0.10 per year mtside Putnam County. Telephones 74, 95, 114 S. K. flariden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Stree

S C. C will meet tonight at > '".0 a the home of Mrs. Harry!

SOCIETY

_ .Mrs. Jcijjc Wells ' ■ ‘ ' 1!or1 i.-.c.;. ' ■ set: ll’.h, at < ;.>0 p. m. with Mrs. Vera . ,, c. .w Jesse Wells, S^mth College Aw? Eurk, 1-10 West Berrv street. ? o n * this evening at 7:30.

XNNtVMKS AKIES

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT There were giants in the ea: :h .n thfise days.—Gen. 6:4.—Menioiy magnifies the past. Returning to the scenes of our childhoo : we are amazed to find that we aw life from an acute angle. E t we are giants to the rising gennation. We should try to justify this hero worship.

Birthdays Forrest Robert Burton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Garry Burton, 3 j years old. Jan. 10. Deborah Jayne Collins, daughj te: of M? and .Mis. James Colli: . Fii’.rore. one year old today. Jan. 10. Margaret Sillery, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Xadean Sillery, 18 years old today. JCKY PROBE SLATED

MRS. C. E. MOORF looks r.t nHotos of of her children at home in Franklin, (j., with no misgivines alxiiit Friday the 13th. She has 13 children. The 13th was born 13 minutes before the 13th hour (1 p. m.) Aug. 13. 1934. He wwig’-'-d 13 pounds. She lives at 213 Fourth street. She has 13 grandchild)en. (International)

ADMINISTRATORS SALE <>i REAL ESTATE The undersigned Administrator will offer for sale at private sale the tarn of the late Harry G. Brown consisting of IBM acres located on the Brick Chapel, Bainbridge Road. TERMS: One third down ftt the time of sale balance and approval of the deed and abstract of title. TIME: January (3. (956 at 1C O'Clock A. M. PLACE: Central National Bank and the Law Office of Hamilton and Hamilton, Greencastle, Ind. CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, ADMR. FliAXCIS .V HAMILTON. Attorney. r

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Personal And Local News Uriel*

There will not be a meeting of the Good Cheer Club during the month of January, due to illness of the members. The Clinton Homemakers Club will meet Wednesday night, January ll at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Ivan Harbison. Mr. and ‘Mrs. Harry A. Allan left today for Bradenton, Florida, where they will spend the winter at theic home at that place. Mt, Meridian W. S. C. S. will not meet Wednesday, Jan. lltb. but will meet January 18th. Members please note change in meeting date. Teff and Jerry Hoffman have ’.♦•turned to their home in Elwoou after a week’s visit with theii grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Tiippett, East Washington street. James Harris is recuperating at his home on Shadowlawn Ave. The many friends of Mr. Harris will be glad to know that he is improved. For several months Mr. Harris was a patient at the Union Hospital in Terre Haute, and later at the horns of his sister in Terre Haute. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Drake and daughters have returned home after a two weeks vacation spent in Florida. While there they visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stiegmiller in Eau Gallie and other friends, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bee in Ft. Pierce. They enjoyed some deep sea fishing while in Ft. Pierce and came home with a big catch. ’The magazine “Model Railroader" has an interesting pie ture ma : o bv Dallas Bowman o' the model railroad of Dan Hanna, 727 E. Washington street. Th' magazine says 'Here is a scene with a genuine railroad flavor. The buildings are grimy and weatherbeaten, and there are a few spare parts lying on the ground. Ash hoist and water tank are scratch-built, enginehouse and cooling station are kits.”

GARY, Ind., Jan. 10 —(UP* A grand jury investigation of j Gary narcotics traffic is slated to ( begin Jan. 17 on request of Police j Chief John Foley. 1 “We know’ there are at least 200 regular users and a dozen pushers operating here,” Foley said. Narcotics instruments have turned up in routine arrests, he said.

Yanre-Bailcy Wedding Announced M.ss Eunice Bailey, of Butte, Montana, and Guy Thurston Vance, son of Mr. and Mrs. ; Henry P. Vance, Coatesville R. R., were united in .rarriage Saturday evening at 6 o’clock in the I : com of the bridegroom’s mother j t the Putnam County hospital, j Mrs. Vance is recovering from ' injuries received in an auto accident. i Robert and Virginia Shields, • sister and brother-in-law of theI bridegroom, were their atten 11 ants. Mr. Vance is stationed at Fort Penning, Georgia.

IN 3IF3TORY In loving memory of my husband. John Bowen, who p . away Jan. 10. 1950. I have lost ray Saul’s cu .viunij A life linked with my own. And day by day. I miss him. mu As I walk through life nlon' Fond memories linger ev ry dr.. Remembrance k *ep.< him near. We cannot Lm l, the purpom .-ee. But all is well that’s done by thee. Sadly missed by his wife, Girtie Bowen. p. —DICK NIXON age saying he wanted to ‘Valute Dick on this happy occasion and wish for him all the best in the years to come.”

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