The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 January 1956 — Page 2

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J-Q^LD CONSOLIDATED I'ntered in the postnffKe a; i.reencastle, Indiana as •Ia4s mail nv^ter under art of March ", 18*8. Subscription price 25 ''ents per week; $5.00 per year by mail in Putnam County; .<fi.00 to $10.40 per year outside Putnam C ounty. Telephones 74, 95, 114 S. K. Rarlden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Stree.

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Robert Heckman, 31, who killed lis wife and two sons with a

hot cun last Sunday.

Herkman shot his wife Jane. ?0. and their sons. Rick 11. and rhad. 10. z-3 the family prenar-

hospiti

Butlers ;. E.nma . Butler, with a

respiraton - ailment.

ADVOC ATFS FEDERAL AID INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 25 — (UP i—Uncle Sam should pay the cost of relocating utility facilities when they must be moved to make way for highway pro-

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Personal And Local News Briefs

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>f the 1956 presidential year. Elmei J. Holland, a state senator and CIO official, ran up a 3-to-l margin over Republican I David J. Smith in a special election Tuesday to fill a vacancy in

i Pennsvlvania's 30th congression- pared for Sunday School wh

al district. Heckman was a teacher of j Republicans shrugged off the teen-ager class.

huge Democratic bulge as having — j jecls built under federal aid. the i no national significance because <»AS I I MES FATAL | Indiana Public Service Commisj the Democrats held a 2-to-l ad- WINCHESTER Ind. Jan. 25— j Sion said today. I vantage among the district’s (UPi Mrs. Goldie Butler. 70. | A resolution to that effect was 191.929 registered voters. Cambridge City, was killed bv j adopted unanimously and sent to Gov. George M. Leader called fumes from a gas header while ; all members of Indiana's coni the special election to fill a va- visiting her 94-year-old mother I gressional delegation. ; cancy resulting from the death Tuesday. The resolution proposed that ; of Mrs. Vera Buchanan last Nov- Mrs. Butler's husband. Her-'! such reimbursement provisions I ember. fcert. 72. also was overcome and • be written into the federal high-

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WILL END VAC ATION ' .' 1 i .\ N A PORIS, Jan. 25.

Tuesday night, said Brown s b

to>nev Mrs. Blanche Rowings and Mrs. Ines Torr spent the week-

•\lder- enfl in Chicago.

^ath in \i ls Evaline Frank and son, | Teddy, left by plane for then ly hail [ ) lome m Tucson, Arizona Wed-

rounds. j nes( jay morning.

It was found west of Fairgi

BE SURE AND SHOP AD Lc R FOR WEEKEND SPECIALS 12 Coats $20,00 5 Coats $1510 VALUES TO $39.98 1 Rack Dresses .... $3.00 1 Rack House Dresses . . $2.00 Many Bargains For . . $1,00 New Shipment 0? DEBBY JR. Ail Weather COATS, . SI0.9S” $14.98 QPEfi FRIDAY NIGHT 'TIL 8

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Crnlimies af Troyer's still frrttisr reductions, :■ ?!.<>: onr shelves of winter merchandise to tom for new spring styles.

Ladies Winter BLOUSES Y XLVF.S TO S5.98

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Al* Ladies Winter DRESSES X A LI F.S TO 22.98

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Wool Bermuda SHORTS X XU FS TO 8 98

Ladies Flannel ROBES X A LI ES TO 3.98

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All Boys. Girls Winter HATS X AU KS TO 2.98

Girls, Boys Winter JACKETS Values TO 7.98

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GirJs Winter COATS X XU F.s TO 22.98

One Lot of Winter JEWELRY VALUES TO 5.00

Mrs. D. W. Killinger entertain- j ed at her home on Northwood j Blvd., Tuesday afternoon with a tea from 2 to 5 p. m. in honor of the birthday of her aunt, Miss Harriet Spaulding. Pvt. Wendell H. Clark and ! wife, who were called here on j account of the death of Pvt. I Cl:ik’s brother-in-law, George! R. Frank, returned to their home j at F<>! t Eustis, Virginia Tuesday morning. Marriage licenses have been issued at Spencer to Donald J. Clark, of Spencer, and Deloris Jane Mustard, of Putnam county; also to Ellis H. Wilson, Rus.seliville, and Viola Tipsword, Roachdale. The Presbyterian church will have a pitch-in supper Thursday evening at 6:30. Following the supper a congregational meeting will be held at 7:30. The Rev. Dr. Roy B. Connor, of Indianapolis, will be the moderator. The first meeting of the 1956 itinerary of the Indiana Moose association will be held at Fort Wayne Friday night and Saturday. It is the forerunner of three other such meetings plus a jpring conference and state convention. Austin Funk, of Greencastle, sixth district vice-presi-dent will be among state officers and chairmen attending from 30 Hoosier cities. George Rittenhouse left today for Lackland Air Force Base at Saji Antonio, Texas, where he will enter flight training. Mr. Rittenhouse volunteered for service; having received a commission at the time n r his graduation from Purdue. Mrs. Rittenhouse and child will remain in Greencastlc for the next month, at which time they will join Mr. Rittenhouse in Texas. Mr. Rittenhouse and his family made many friends in Greencastle since coming here in June when Mr. Rittenhouse became associated with Coan Pharmacy as a pharmacist.

Needlecraft Club To Meet Friday ; The Needlecraft Club will meet Friday at 12:30 at the home of Mrs. Frank Schafer for a coverj cd dish luncheon. There will be i installation of officers.

TV TONIGHT

WISH-TX—Channel 8 Grand Ole Opry

6:00 6:30 7:00 8:00 8:30

Highway Patrol Godfrey’s Friends Millionaire I’ve Got a Secret

9:00 Fox Hour 13:00 News 10:15 Late Show

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XX TTX—Channel 4 6:00 Guy Lombardo 6:30 Disneyland 7:30 MGM Parade 8:00 Masquerade Party 8:30 Break the Bank 9:00 Boxing 9:45 Sports Review 10:00 News 10:15 Starlight Theater

WTHI-TY—Channel 10

6:00 6:15 6:30 7:00 S:00 8:30 9:00 i 10:00 ! 10:30

TV 7 News .... Doug Edwards Break the Bank Godfrey's Friends Millionaire I've Got a Secret Ed Sullivan TV News Late Show

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identified assailant

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north of here.

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Jesse Dodge told

police the

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robber forced his way in’o the

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house when Dodge

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appear in public un-

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g-time manager. Ted

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heart attack.

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TROYER’S

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STARTING THURSDAY, JANUARY 2(TH - -ENDS SATURDAY, JANUARY 28TH.

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FLATTERING NEW SHADES

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6” BEAUTIFUL GLAZED SALAD BOWLS Regular 49c ONLY 29c

LADIES PLAST4C APRONS Each 10c 3 For 25c

NYLONS 2 si ^,-vLADIES SKIRTS ONLY $1.98

$2t98 Value -- Your Choice

CANNON’S NEW FRINGED

Kitchen Towels Only 21c

STRIPES, SOLIDS, CHECKS

LANDERS GIANT

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BKACH’S CHOCOLATE CHERRIES 13 OZ. BOX REG. 69c ONLY 44c

Toiletries your choice 17c 2 for 29c

TOWEL ENDS, f5cor2For

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LADIES SILK 18” HAND ROLLED KERCHIEFS, 2 For...26c REGULAR 25c VALUE BiG ASSORTMENT OF COLORS

FIRST QUALITY—132 THREAD COUNT ^ PILLOW CASES 20C EACH 4 FOR $1

25c

PLASTIC SQUARE DISH P6NS Reg. Sf.98 Only SI.39 PLASTIC’ ROUND Regular $1.49 ONLY 98c

nEI.K'IOrs OVEN FRESH HOfflE STYLE

FUDGE

VANILLA AND C HOCOLATE LB. (PNLY 29c

LAWN SEED 2 Lb. Bag 77c

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WASTE BASKETS 2 ™

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KEG. 59c ON SALE

LADIES STRETCHER PANTIES Regular 98c ONLY 49c INF • XT r ’: X TIC LINED j; la Creepers Sale Price 79c

LfiF.C i TURKISH

BATH TOWELS. Ea. 39c. 3 for $1 LOOK AT THESE VALDES

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CANDY DISHES CHOICE 3*?c CAKE REG. si 49 ONLY 89c NURsiNG BOTTLES " 4c Each, Doz.

54 x .54 PLASTIC

TABLE CLOTHS, Reg, 59c •• ONLY 39c

NO LIMIT ON 8 OZ.

3Hc

FIRST QUALITY MQRPUL

BIG CHARLIE" T-SHIRTS, Each 39c-3for$1 ANKLETS

MEN’S IMPORTED COMBED COTTON

PAIR 39c

F.K.WUEHTZ 5c to •YOUR M W DI.1IE STORK* - EAST SIRE OF ARI