The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 January 1956 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER I HI.. •! \\. IS, I'nge 2 Valpo, Sullivan Face Tigers, Cubs
WIWFKS FI'TF.n
Friday Greencastle at DePauw.
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era nip bpfore n rpak for final exwill host Valparaiso tonight in a vital
■luding only !
>me. the local cagers along with ;m 8-3 ren SO-points-plus scoralented crew is rea definite threat for ence crown, and the
have been beaten only
ree league starts, t Evansville preceded ■ victories ovei Ball
St. Joseph's for the ho hold the sole ICC ver St. Joe’s league-
'eated at home this seaI Luther’s local have I a fine 5-3 record <m the ist year the Bengals won o road games during the ampaign.
1 ke to have an automatic gas A new dryer, completely free, '. ill be delivered immediately to a eh of the following winners Mr- Thotuae T Li»-Van. 1234 N if,-:. Street. Noblesville; Mrs. .1 B. LJjeuahl. 845 Shawnee Ave.. Lafayette: Mrs. Fi'ed L. Wiles. HID Woodward Ave.. New Cas•le; Mr-!. Eugene Baker. 203.3 Lepamv Ave . New Albany; Mrs Russell Kllman. 451 Kentucky Street. Franklin; and Carl M I^oveil. 5431 Harrison Ave. Clarks-
i ville.
MH’AL TEAMS SPLIT The local 7th grade net team downed Roachdale, 27 to 25, but the Greencastle 8th graders lost to Roachdale. 48 to 28, on ThursAkers and Crawley were high for the winning 7th graders. Campbell hit 13 points for
Roachl&le.
Porter got 12 points in the I an<l n ">S hb ors for the many losing cause for the local 8th cards ’ ? ifts and flowers sent durgraders while Adams was high | in?? my recent n l ness and sta y in for Roachdale with 13. ; the ho 'P ital - Wm. T. Cowger. ch.
CARD OF THANKS To the many kind friends, neighbors and relatives we wish to express our sincere appreciation for sympathetic attention, beautiful florid tributes and other courtesies at the passing of William J. Allee. beloved husband and father. We are most appreciative and wish to thank Dr. F. F. Travis for hi? consoling message and the Rector Funeral Home for efficient and exceptionally kind services rendered. Then too, our thanks to Dick J. Stc le, M. D. for his medical attention and kindness during the past several months. Also our appreciation to the nurses j and staff of the Putnam County Hospital for efficient service
and k ; ndness.
Mrs. Cordora Allee, Lucille A. Whitman, Picrcy D. Allee. Ip CARD OF THANKS I wi : h to express my appreciation and thanks to all my friends
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Notice To Applicants The Board of Trustees of the Putnam County Hospital will meet Monthly, January 16 at noon, and at that time will consider applicants foi* the position of business manager of the Hospital. Interested parties should file their application with the Hospital Business Manager prior to this meeting.
Mr. ani Mrs. Lester Oliver lave returned home from Bernuda where they spent a week’s a-cation. While they were gone the children, Nancy, Jimmy, and Johnny stayed with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Vanlandingham, the parents of Lester. After visiting with Laser’s parents a few days they reurned to their own home in Hamilton, Ohio. If it isn’t one thing for us sway-back taxpayers it’s something else. New the government has to find the dough to buy a new stone outside sill for one of the windows of the Bainbridge, Indiana, post office. For nigh onto thirty years the male itizenry of Bainbridge have icen sharpening their pocket knives on that stone sill and t’s just about ji wafer now. Practically kills hopes of 1956 fax reductions.—Colliers Magazine. The Bainbridge Christian church will celebrate Sunday, January 15, as Woman's Day. Dn this Sunday, traditionally one of missionary emphasis, the women of the church will have charge of the Morning Worship service. Miss Martha Whitehead from the Dept, of Woman’s Work, of the United Christian Missionary Society will speak on the subject of Missions, in a message titled “Witnesses For The Truth.” The public is cordially invited to come and worship md hear Miss Whitehead.
ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays William H. Barrett , West Walnut Street road, 34 years today, January 13. Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Thomas, >20 North Indiana street, 33 years today, Jan. 13th.
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MP . Nancv Joan Miller Mr. and Mrs. Cecil G. Miller, of North Salem, announce the engagement of their daughter, Nancy Joan, to Wayne Allen Buser, son of Mr .and Mrs. Ben Bnser, of Roachdale. She is a member of the senior class of the 'lorth Salem high school. He giaduated from the Roachdale high school with the class ot 1949. and is engaged in farming. An rally summer wedding is planned. Mrs. Charles Hutcheson Hostess To Club The Four Leaf Clover Home Demonstration Club met at the home of Mrs. Charles Hutcheson on Tuesday, January 10th, at one thirty with fifteen members cresent. The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Harvey Cox, who led the Flag salute, after which the club creed was given in unison by the group. Mrs. Verner Houck gave the history of the song of the month and all joined in singing same. After a discussion it was decided to accept an invitation to visit certain business places at a later date in January. Mrs. Lloyd Houck, the secretary read the by-laws since this is the beginning of the new year. After a pleasant social hour with refreshments by the hostess the club adjourned to meet in February with Mrs. Verner Houck. Happier !I:>mcs Club Holds Mooting Happier Homes Demonstration club met at the home of Mrs. Austin Kircher, January 10 at 7:30 p. m., with Mrs. William Johnston assisting. The president, Mrs. Johnston opened the meeting with the pledge to the Flag and club creed. Mrs. Vivian Von Tress was introduced as a new member. Mrs. Dan Rowland read the history of the sang of the month, followed by the members singing in unison. Mrs. Herbert Flint gave a report on gardening. Following the business meeting a- most interesting lesson on "Lighting” was given by Mrs. I Robert McCormick. The meeting was closed by the members repeating the club prayer. Delicious refreshments were served after the social hour to nineteen members and one guest, Mrs. Robert McCormick Fillmore P. T. A. Will Hold January Meeting The regular meeting of the Fillmore P. T. A. will be held Monday, Jan. 16th in the cafeteria at 7:30 CST. The guest speaker will be Prof A. Reid Winsey, head of DePauw Art School. Prof Winsey will show some very interesting slides of pictures taken throughout the world. Everyone is urged to attend. Penelope Club Meets Tuesday The Penelope club will meet Tuesday at 2:00 p. m. with Mrs. Vernon Shirley. Mrs. Fred Long will have the program. Members please note change of meeting place.
t:3C p. r.v Esfce.r.:ly for you 4:45 p. rn. Tea T.m? Tunes *5:0o p. m. Children’s Playhouse 5:30 p. m. Teen Topics —&:QO p. m. Tip-off Time 6:15 p. "m.~^ews and Sports Report 6 SO-p. nr Repdrt ffojn Russia 6:35 p. mr Gre’tnrastle church ;ews 6:45 p. rn. Candlelight and Silver 7:15 p. m. Extracular 7:45 p. m. Pre-Game Tunes 8:00 p. m. GH3 vs. Sullivan *10:00 p. m. The Marine Room 10:0 p. m. Friday Night Dance 11:00 p. m. Sign off Party The Future Teachers of America will present President Humbert. who has recently returned from the meeting of the White House Conference on Education where he was an official representative from Indiana-, Wednesday, January 18, at 8:00 p. m. He will give some first hand information concerning the conference at this time. It’s a WORE EXTRACULAR coming to you Friday night, January 13. at 7:15 p. m. from Greencastle High School. DPU talent featured will be the Lambda Chi Combo with vocalist
for this before the game Kktiur Cheer for the GHS basketball team Fricay night when it ( meets Sullivan. Don’t miss the tip-off at 8:00 p. m. Children’s Playhouse will go Shakespearean this week when sixth grade players from Jones. Miller, and Ridpath Schools will present three scene cuttings trom 'Midsummer - Night’s Dream.” The play's the thing | Friday afternoon at 5:00 p. m. i BAINBRIDGE SENIORS SPONSORING SHOW Lula Bell Si and her Country Jamboree Folk will appear in person at the Bainbridge High School Gym. Wednesday evening January 18. The stage show will | get under way at 7:30 p. m CST. Bill Rambole and his steel guitar. Bob Peace and his bass l fiddle, Jimmy Trees and his fiddle, Sammy Scott with country i songs, and his hound dog guitar, I Slim Sikes, the old country boy from Whistleville, The Tap j Dancing Davis Sisters and your | country jamboree McKenny Si | will be featured. Hear Lula Bell | Si sing her new Cactus Recording ‘‘Stop, Look and Listen” and
“That’s What I Love About 1 You. Don't imss this b;g barn . ici iluv.-. It \v:i: Lj oite r.igot only. - Wednesday. January 19 1953. 7:30 p. m. CST. FIXED AT BRAZIL Oscar Mackey, 36. of 508 E. Hanna St., Greencastle, is without his driver’s license and $55 and costs in fines assessed in Clay Circuit Court for driving under the influence of Trtfoxioon ts. Arrested early on Jan. 1. he was found guilty by Judge Robert D. Stewart Wednesday aftermvon following a trial in which two police officers testified.. The officers, who arrested
Mackey, were Bill Weese an t Guy Murphy Of the fin.-. .$5 wa asncsr.ed for public in’. ■ ixic_t.on Mack \y'.s driving hoen.^e was suspended for a year. Brazi’ Tunes. SELF-OPENING BOBBY PIN ST. PAUL (UP)- A corn=.py.ni. has started .raking a selfopening bobby pin. The bobby pin has a plastic disc on the loop of the pin which slides to open or clos“ the pin at a tomb of the finger tips. Stepped up efforts in control of Brucellosis cut losses to U. S cattlemen from $100,000.00) in 1945 to $45,000,000 in 1955.
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—ART SHOW at the DePauw Art Center. Harry Engle, of the Indiana University Art Department, will judge the show. NOTICE Notice to taxpayers of Bainbridge. The future meetings of ; he Town Board of Bainbridge will be held in their regular meeting place at 9 a. m., on the first Monday of each month. COVERT. Mich. (UP)—Ralph and Cecil Mason, who are brothers, were on the way to visit each other when their cars collided at a slippery intersection.
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