The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 August 1956 — Page 3

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l.KFJ NC'ASTLC, INDIANA

BANN*fH Orv:lle E Hodge, pending an

j >a ( inquest next week.

tiee dive. His body was recover- vancement ot Colored People will

ed by photographer I>ouis Mall

MORTON

Old s bod} - was found Wednes- who organized the 14-nian skis - —■ day in Lake Springfield, which diving expedition for Paris Match SLFK OK \TI1 C Al SE borders the plush home of Hodge. Magazine.

flPRXNOFTELD, II! (Ul*) driven from office by a $l-mil-

WEARS IN1MAN HEADDRESS

of determining the exact cause of under federal amd state indictdeath of H. K* nuall Olds, public- men.t WASHINGTON (UP) S a n

Olds. 46. never had been direct- Estes Kefauver. who campaigned h implicated in the check scan- for the Democratic presidential dal. Associates, however, reveal-j romination with a coonskin hat ed he was extremely despondent as his political symbol, left town since Hodge was revealed as an Wednesday with the headdress admitted embezzler who sq-uand- of an ch i ef . The T ennesered huge sums of state money i Democrat explained the headtor high living and politics. dress was presented him by an

ity eger.

iod state audi-

No Nagging

Backache Means a Good Night’s Sleep

POLIO PROBE STARTED

call on both parties to adopt: CHICAGO <L'P)—- Board of j

platforms pledging the full power Health teams probed four polio- i M:s. L. B. Field. Mr. and Mrs. of the government to end racial j riddled pockets on Chicago’s j Phillip Cozad and children, all segregation in the South, it was West Side todary in in effort t « j of Salem. Ohio, recently .'■spent a learned today. learn what factors caused the 1 few days with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd

The Negro organization will j worst early season outbreak in Yoehum.

;.sk both the Democratic and Re- • city history.

publican national conventions to ’•The investigation will be from endorse strongly the Supreme I block to block, from house to Court's decisions outlawing | house and from room to room,”

few days with her sister. Mrs Josephine t/urk. Gregory Miller spent Thursday night with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Albin. Mr and Mrs. Garnett Le<>nai\l

Clark.

? M.iu- k visited Mr-

Ji

id.

and

Mrs. Ttriressa Wimmer

Mrs. Elsie McBride, called on Mr ami Mrs. Claud Dark Sunday af-

segregation in the public schools.

I PKISING IS CRUSHED

NaKKi’n? I ackache. 1‘ ailarhe. or muscular ach«^ai ‘-nwithover-cxer-tion.nno - i.nai - - ortlay to<lay str< -1 and strain. And f- ' v.4io cat and di ink unwisely Sometimes suffer mil<l bladder irritation ...with that rt'Uess, uncomfortable feeling. If you a • m crable and worn oiit because of th.-.*■ d: . . r:if.,; t - , iJoan’t Pills often help by their j.., elk . r action, by tbeir aootilir.g effi ct to < irritation, and by

SKIN DIVER DROWNS

: .'-i.'V. of tCi’:’ drowning of an expedition mem-

makes you feci ber in a P ract ice skin dive in draftfefi-out.ir « Uo. v. ith resiifss, slet p- Xantucket Harbor.

UssViitfkU.dont wait .try Doan's Pills, tfet the happy rel!. f niilli.,n« have enjoyed for

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — (UP)—An uprising against Su-

Osage Indian chief in Oklahoma pi erne Chief of State Julio Loduring a political tour. Since hLs zano was crushed Wednesday in withdrawal from the presidential a six-hour battle which took

NANTUCKET, Mass. (UP)— ra ce. he has no further use for it place virtually on the doorstep of LndeiAvater filming of the sunk- and waa taking it home to his the U. S. Embassy, it was anen liner Andrea Doria was call- SO n. flounced today,

ed off today because of the

declared Dr. Herman X. Bundesen, president of the Health

Board.

Mrs. Charles Moore of Wave-

and family were Friday evening temoon

visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Earl The m.Y.F. of Union C’hapel

land visited Mrs. D. P. Alexander, Woodworth. Thursday evening at F'Unday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Alhin and Riverside park.

son Donald attended the Clover- Mr and Mrs Clair Albin and dale picnic Saturday evening. son Donald, visited Mr. and Airs. Dr. and Mrs. P. F. Scott were Eugene Hark east of GreencastSunday evening visitors of Mr. 1° Sunday 1’ M They also called ; and Mrs. Noel Nicholson and on Mr. and Mrs. Glen Clark and Mrs. Max Call and son Rickey daughter. fion - were Sunday dinner guests of | Mr and Mrs . vei n Lester

Mr. and Mrs. Rex Call and fami-

ly.

SEEK PLEDGES FROM BOTH POLITICAL PARTIES

OV - rC " ; -‘ : ' mr{&ce Wednesday from a prac-

and save money, (kt Ltoan's Pills today !

William*Edgerton, 23, failed to WASHINGTON (UP) National Association for the Ad- street from the embassy.

Reliable sources said at least

12 persons were killed and 40 ] the road, crashed into the emwounded in the bitter fighting bankment, and was thrown out

! at the St. Francis Barracks in of the car.

The central Tegucigalpa, across the His son, David, 7, was injured

I slightly.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thomas were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mrs. S. B. Love and Mr. and

Mrs. Lawrence Butcher. DIES OF INJURIES

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. (UPI —Irving Kravitz. 39. Chicago.

died in Doctors Hospital late j™' »..« lajm-| ^dren, Vern Dale. Larry and Wednesday shortly after his car i Judy of Arkansas spent last struck an embankment on Wav- Sunday dinner guests of Mr. we ek in the home of Mr. and Mrs. c rly Road near U. S. 20 in Porter. an( l -Mrs. James Wagner were Whitehead. Mrs. Candace State police said Kravitz Mr. and Airs. Herbert Everson of Randolph of Terre Haute was alswerved to miss a dog crossing • Indianapolis. Afternoon visitors 80 il h°use gnest. Mrs. Waun. tta

.were Mr. Wagner’s mother, Mrs. Lucille Reed and his aunt, Mrs. Ina Hill also of Indianapolis.

Airs. Kate Call is spending

GOLDEN BLOSSOM PINEAPPLE JUICE

46 -0Z. CAN

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MARGARINE

SO FRESH GOLDEN YELLOW 1/4 LB. PRINTS

MILNOT

SO RICH IT WHIPS

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SWIFT'NING

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59'

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55'

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PEACHES

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3 lbs. 29c

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STRAWBERRIES

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GREEN BEANS 2 lbs. 29c

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GARDEN FRESH CUT

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229 c L3^l3S

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BRIDGEPORT ANT AND ROACH BOMB BRIDGEPORT BUG BOMB BRIDGEPORT S1UG-A-BUG

He 89c SI.39

NOODLES 2 ““ 29

MAYONNAISE - 29

SPRITE —

12-OZ. 25<

DROMEDARY—WHITE CAKE kc-OOv

RIVAL DOG FOOD

CHEEZ-IT “ 19

ALL SWEET MARGARINE

££ 31/

MIX

2 «% 31'

WESTON DIXIE 16 M CREME MALLOWS ” 35'

DIAL SOAP 2' 29> 2 “"39;

The Progressive Farmers 4-H hoys went on a tour Tuestlay to Fee the various 4-H project*. Kay Crust' visited Daretha Nicholson Thurstiay night and

Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. David Olson and daughter, Mary Ann <?f Ht'rwyn ami Sara Lou Bettis, were week end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bettis and daughter

Dorothy.

Mrs. Earl Woodworth attended the WSCS District meeting at

Bender and children Sally and Gary and Mrs. Carl Dunn all of Glenvalley were guests Friday of

the Whiteheads.

Mr. and Mrs. Noel Nicholson and daughter were at the Worth-

ington fair last Tuesday and Bainbridgc on Wednesday.

Wednesday showing cattle anti \j r . an ,j Mrs. Jake Martin and sheep. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Carmichael Mrs. O. M. Thomas enter- left Monday morning on a trip to

tained with a dinner last Friday the west ci ast.

evening in honor of Carroll Con- Mr. and Mrs Morris Irwin and I nerly on his birthday. Those pres- Mrs. Adorn Overstreet, were I ent for the occasion wete Mr. and Sunday ifterm n i diets of Mr. ! Mrs. Connerly, Mr. and Mrs. Hat- and Mis Bus •11 O'Havor. J old Emmons of Kankakee, 111 | Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Clodfelj and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Conner- ter wet*' Sunday dinner guests of I ly of Gary and the host and hos- j Mr. and Mrs. Gene Calunder and

less, Mrs. Thomas and Howard Mrs Cat t ie Clodfelter

Clark. | Mr. and Mrs. Vein Sigler «tMr. and Mrs. Cox of Indianapo- tended the Farm Bureau meotlis were Saturday evening visi- , ing and ice cream social in Madi-

tors of Mrs. Thomas and Mr. son Tu p. Saturday evening.

Penney’s

AlWAVs .fip ST QU AL - .

Kg

CLEAN UP

Electric Fans $5

750 FT. < Ar.XMTY BIG X INCH — Al l, POSITION

m i; \bi.i: —big \ ai.i e

Sketch (Cooler ^4

THIS IS \ BIG SIZE AND KliAl.I.V l\l FPS I HINGS < 4)01.

ALL SUMMER GOODS REMARKED TO SELL QUICKLY

Pc. Goods33c

REGULAR AND SUMMER

MensSuits $25

YES WE ABE (LEAN ING HOI SE

CUSTOM BUILT

GARAGES

© EREEZEWAYS

COTTAGES

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Lh. 29c

SALT WATER TAFFY, 5 Flare s ' b.

35c

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