The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 January 1956 — Page 2

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outside Putnam County. Telephones 74, 95, 114 S. It. Itariden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Stree

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26^ €. Washington St. PHONE M2! W IT) Ft SALK: Corner Belle Union Road and Route 40 — Modern, 6 spacious rooms, basement, garage, fair barn. 10 acres including small lake. Priced for

quick sale — SI 3,000.

Avenue C — 6 room home, modern except furnace, ‘i 1 ? lots.

Itcasonably priced.

M XI’I.K AX K. — 6 room modern home, basement, automatic gas heat. Deep lot extending to Bloomington St. 7 rooms, fully

carp'ded. Reasonable.

HILLSDALE AYE — 2 bedroom modern brick home. Full basement, automatic gas heat. Deep lot with many trees. Im-

mediate possession.

KOI TK 13 SOUTH — New 3

bedroeai bri-k home. Very attr.etivc kitchen, full basement, 2?: i bath downstairs. Large lot. X ver\ eomf< rtable family home. 1

To s •• any of our listings.

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fact). Qiicnton Dunvard, Tall Men, Thirty Seconds Ovar Tokyo, (Spencer Tracy and Van Johnson) Gate of Hell (Japanese ac-

tors).

For the program a review of the film Stop Rheumatic Fever, was given after which Harvey Ibirk' It ran the movie explaining very definitely ways that rheumatic fever may be recognized and controlled if taken in time. This disease needs the cooperation of parents, school nurses, teachers and physicians. TROOPER PROMOTED INDIANAPOLLS, Jan. 17 — (UPi Supt. Flank Jessup today announced that trooper James J. McKown, Howe, has been , romoted to corporal and named laboratory technician at Indiana State Police district headquarters in Ligonier. McKown is fonnerly of Fort YY’ayne and joined the department in

1950.

TO ENTER PRIM \ RY

SPRINGFIELD, 111., Jan. 17— Illinois Republicans may have a | choice between President EisenI hower and Sen. XViT:*.m K: o\vland in the state's presidenti d preferential primary April 10. Neither man is an avowed candidate for tho presidency. But ( Mr. Eisenhower’s name was en- { tered in the primary Monday and a Knowland supporter said his : name would be filed by the end

of the week.

Personal And Local News Briefs

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ANNUAL JANUARY SALE STARTING THURSDAY Coats - $20.00 - $25.00 ■ $28.00 VALUES TO S39.98 Stadium jackets - $5.00, Were $10.98 Suits--Ve Price VALUES To S35.C0 Cord Suits $5.00, Were $10.98

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Tague, Cloverdale, are the parents of a son born Monday. Regular meeting of IOOF Putnam Lodge No. 45 tonight. Work and Initiatory degree. The Golden Link Club will meet with Miss Ethel Schachtel Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Maude Snyder will have the pro-

gram.

Donna Kay Riggs, a student at Indiana University, was a weekend guest of her grandmother, Mrs. C. O. Riggs and friends at DePauw. Fathers Auxiliary No. 1 will meet Wednesday evening at the Gen. Jesse M. Lee VFVV Post 1550 Home. Members are urged to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Allen have returned home from a vacation spent in St. Petersburg and Hollywood, Fla, and other points in the south. The Clinton-Madison Friendly j Club meeting for January has | been cancelled on account of illness. Club will meet on the reguj lar meeting date in February. Sgt. Darrell Cortrecht, U. S. Air Force, is visiting here en loute to further ox’erseas duty in tho Azores. Sgt. Cortrecht has returned from duty in Scot-

land.

The members of the Putnam County Rural Youth are asked to j meet at the court house Wednesj day at 6:15 p. m. to go to CrawJ forJsvillc for the District meeting. Transportation will be furj nished. The Ridpnth PTA will meet at Speech Hr 11 Wednesday evening ; at 7.C3 p. m. Dr. Russell Hum- : bert will give a report on the White House conference. Room attendance will be taken at the ! door. A business meeting will fol- ! low the talk.

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RECTOR FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE

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TV TONIGHT

UTSH-TV—Channel 8

Dresses ■■ $5.00 ■■ $3.00 VALUES TO SI6.93 Skirts $2.00

Sweaters ■■ $5.00 VALUES TO S8.98 Blouses - Slips - Purses - $2.00 Nylon Panties 69c Jewelry--Vz Price--Value To $5.00 All Sales Cash. All Sales Final. STORE CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY ADLERS

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Fisco Beat

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Name That Tune

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Phil Silvers

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Navy Log

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. Meet Millie

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Red Skelton

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864.000 Question

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Trust Your Wife?

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Late Show

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Warner Bros.

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Wyatt Earn

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. Danny Thomas

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Cavalcade Theater

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Fishing Club

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T Led 3 Lives

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News

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Starlight Theater

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TV News

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Doug Edwards

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Name That Tune

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Phil Silvers

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Navy Log