The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 August 1956 — Page 2

iOth Annual Pure Bred RAH AND EWE SALE PUTNAM COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS Wednesday, Aug. 8fh at 8:00 P.M.

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IT’S OUR ANNUAL ACATION TIM It ha-, been our custom fur a number of years to close for two weeks in th» sumir>*r to enable all of our employees to have I a vac ition. You, our customers, have always given us your eooj. ration in this m-.tter, and we sincerely appreciate it. THANK YOU, AGAIN'. CLOSED SUNDAY NIGHT August 5th

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UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP We are happy to anounce that we have taken ever the ownership a?td operation of SNsO’S STEAK HOUSE. We invite you to come in and get acquainted. BfLL AND NET7A &1AE RAMSEY Where Every Psiren is an Honored Guest Whether you stop in for a cocktail or a complete dinner, our cordial wlc!ir.\ courteous service and relaxing atmosphere w ill make you feel completely “at home”. Do come in soon! FEATURING STEAK AND CHICKEN DINNERS SHORT ORDERS RAMSEY’S BAR A HP GRILL, INC.

103 Past Washington Street

Phone 9138

Born Saturday, August 4, to Mr. and Mrs. Jame M. Ritter, Greencastle, a son. Active Tri Kappa will meet Tuesday evening at 8:00 p. m. ! with Mrs. Walter Cox. The D. A. R. Cabin at Robe Ann Park will be open to visitors Sunday afternoon from 3 to ! 5 p. m. Major and Mrs. E. C. Layne of : Charlottsville, Va., are visiting ; their son John Layne at Thomas , Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Benson i and family were dinner guests at i the home of Mr .and Mrs. Disney 1 and family last week. Mt. Meridian W. S. C. S. will meet at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday August 8 with Mrs. Ray Vaughn ' on East Washington street in ! Greencastle. ; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cash and ' daughter, Darlene, and Mr. and Mrs. Fester Jones, spent last week end visiting their sons, Pvt. Russell Lee Cash and Pvt. Nor- ! man L. Jones at Camp McCoy, ' Wisconsin. TV TONIGHT WISH-TV—Channel 8 ; 6:00 Annie Oakley j 6:30 Beat the Clock | 7;00 Jackie Gleason j 7:30 Stage Show 8:00 Two For the Money ! 8:30 Russ Morgan 9:00 Gunsmoke 9:30 High Finance 10:00 News; Weather 10:15 Susie 10:45 Late Show 12:15 Late Show WTTY—Channel 4 6:00 Shorty Sheehan 7:00 Grand Ole Opry ’ 8:00 Lawrence Weik 9:00 ... Mark Saber 9:30 China Smith 10:00 Amateur Boxing ! 11:00 Hollywood Movie WTI3I-TV—Channel 10 6:00 Disneyland 7:00 Honeymooners 7:30 Monte Cristo 8:00 Two For the Money 8:30 North? 9:00 Gunsmoke 9:30 Dance Party 10:00 Lawrence Weik 11:00 Late Show Westinghouso WRIGHTS ELECTRIC SERVICE 2 LOCATIONS: 305 N. Jackson St. Phone 64 GREENCASTLE, END. MAIN ST. CLOYERDALE APPLIANCES AND TELEVISION HALES AND SERVTCB

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returned from a :rip. They toured he DePauw choir.

and Mrs. Frank L. Deer as their week end guests,

their son. Steve, who is associated with the Irwin Trust Co. in

Columbus.

Miss Viana McCown who is head of the Nursery Department at South Carolina State University at Columbia, is spending ten days with Mrs. Minta Snider. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Buser, Mrs. Wayne Buser and Mrs. Richard Dickerson left for Wisconsin where they will join Wayne Buser and Richard Dickerson for a short vacation. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Gorve and son, John, have returned from a tour of Europe. Mr. Gove directed the DePauw choir when it performed in many of the large cities on the continent. Five energetic ladies, Mesdames Altha Scobee, Iva Hanlon, Ruth Shuck, Wanetta Milligan, and Carrie Cue, spent Thursday afternoon blackberry-picking on the Scobee farm near Brick

Chapel.

Mr. and Mrs. Jess Richardson and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Richardson have returned from California, where they were called due to the illness of Jess’ mother, Mrs. Joe Richirdson. She is improving now and would like to hear from her friends. Her address is: Mrs: Joe Richardson, 5248 Bluffton Rd., El Monte, California. Friends of the David M. Scotts will regret to learn that they will leave Greencastle the latter part of this month to make their future home in Columbia, Mo. Mr. Scott has accepted a position with the Scott, Foresman Co., Chicago publishers, and will have a territory comprising 45 counties in Missouri. The Scotts moved to Greencastle over four years ago, and have a host of friends in this community. In moving to Columbia, they will again be residing in their home

town.

Norma Imel and sons Stevie and Danny were guests. The n?xT meeting will be with Mrs. Hall.e Runnel la in Sept. Roll call will be a Bible verse Each member bring a hostess gift,.

Modesitt Div. Ill--1st., James Woods: 2nd., Ann Coleman. POULTRY Div. I—1st.. Larry Dale Thom- . s; 2nd.. Larry Dale Thomas: 3rd. James Davies Div. II—1st., Joe Friend: 2nd..

Joe Friend: 3rd., .Tames Sweet RABBITS Junior Doe—1st.. Ted Harpoli 2nd., tab Wills Senior Doe 1st.. Mary Ove street; 2nd.. Bob Wills; 3rc Philip Stryker Junior Buck—1st., Bob Wills

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Mr and Mrs. John Price Jr., o' Houston. Texas, came last iight with the ashes of John R'gger who died a week ago. The ashes were buried in Forest Hill cemetery Saturday morning. A celebration honoring El ward J. Weesner, publisher of the Danville Republican, \vas held on Friday evening at the Cataract Yacht Club. About 25 staff members and correspondents helped Mr. Weesner celebrate his 25th anniversary a^ owner and publisher of the Hendricks County weekly*. A dinner was served in the club house.

SOf IETV Delta Theta Tan Meets Tuesday Delta Theta Tan will meet Tuesday at 8 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Tom Swope. There will be a party following the meeting. Mrs. Robert Shinier will be assisting hostess.

Taylor-PUminier Nuptials July 31 Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Plummer announce the marriage of their daughter, Arlene, on July 31, to William R. Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Taylor of Frankfort. The young couple will reside n Frankfort where Mr. Taylor is employed.

Carrie Ziegelman Entertained Tiv» Thursday Club On Aug. 2, Mrs. Carrie Ziegelman entertained the Thursday Club. At noon hour lunch was served to thirteen members and eight children. The meeting was called to order by our president with the club singing the club song. Prayer was offered by the hostess. Roll call was answered with a Bible verse. The business part of the meeting was took care of. The hostess opened her gifts received from each member Lyndell Allen won the door prize. Games were played with each member receiving a prize. Mrs.

—RUSSELLVILLE FAIR Daretha Nicholson; 2nd., Barbara McCampbell; 3rd.. Roger Vaught; 4th., Donald Vaught Guernsey— Heifer Calf— 1st., Philip Cosby; 2nd., Larry Pyle; 3rd., Philip Stryker. Others—1st., Larry Carpenter; 2nd., Eddie Carpenter. Soil Conservation, Electricity, Garden, Wildlife, Forestry Entomology, Poultry, Rabbits. Donald Hazlett Superintendent SOIL CONSERVATION Div. I—1st., Dale Davies; 2nd., Larry Clodfelter; 3rd., Tom Sowers. Div. II—1st., John Hazlett: 2nd., Frederick Stryker; 3rd., Larry Grimes Div. Ill—1st., Lyle Reedy; 2nd. Roy Reedy Div. V—1st., Melvin Clodfelter ELECTRICITY Div. I—1st., Dale Perry; 2nd., Gary Goff; 3rd., Tom Milligan Div. II—1st., John Hazlett; 2nd., James Sweet; 3rd., Philip Humphrey Div. Ill—1st.., Danny Gardner; 2nd., Mike Ratcliff; 3rd., Philip Cosby Div. IV'—1st., Donald Harney; 2nd., Gerald Lucas GARDEN Div. I—1st., Sam Milligan: 2nd., Bobby Harvey; 3rd., Raymond. Whitlock. Div. II—1st., Carolyn Hunt; 2nd., Ronnie Skelton; 3rd., Karen Harney Div. Ill—1st., Donald Harney Div. IV—1st., Donnie Reddish Div. V—1st., John Hazlett Potatoes—1st., Thomas Thomas; 2nd., Bobby Harvey; 3rd., Mary Harvey WILDLIFE Div. I—1st., Harve Wilson; 2nd., Keith Hess; 3rd., Ruth Ann McCullough Div. II—1st., Mike Ratcliff; 2nd., John Weatherman; 3rd., Frederick Stryker. Div. Ill—1st., Roy Reedy; 2nd., Ronnie Skelton , Div. IV—1st., Errol McBride; 2nd., John Hazlett; 3rd., Lyle Reedy FORESTRY Div. I—1st., Earl Reedy; 2nd., Ruth Ann McCullough; 3rd... Melvin Clodfelter Div. II—1st., Bill Van Huss; 2nd., Larry Modesitt; 3rd., Ronnie Cook Div. Ill—1st., Roy Reedy; 2nd., John Weatherman; 3rd., Mary Dell Overstreet Div. IV—1st., John Hazlett; 2nd., Errol McBride; 3rd., Walter Overstreet ENTOMOLOGY Div.I— 1st., Phillip Stryker; 2nd., Phillis Harvey; 3rd., Larry White Div. II—1st., Bill Harshberger; 2nd., Bill Hatfield; 3rd., Larry

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Five generations of the Cummings family of Alton. 111., attended a gathering in Alton recently. They are left to right, Kaien Conrad. Mrs. June Conrad, Mrs. Helen lyiseman, Mrs. Anna Cummings and Mrs. C. B. Townsend, the latter of Bloomington, as they appeared at a gathering of the family in Alton. Mrs. Cummings is 90 years of age.

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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS OF TAX LEVIES

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Salary of Trustee t Office Kent . * t’lerk Mire V... V.V.'.'.V. Trustees Traveling Kxpense Office Supplies. Printing and Advertising Pay of Advisory Board Care of Cemeteries .. . M iseellaneous ! ’ ‘ ’Total Township Fund

Tuition (-'hioI:

Pay of Teachers *

Pay of Substitute Teachers ... Total Tuition Fund t

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Total Budget Kstimate for Incoming year j

Necessary Kxpenditun from Appropriations t 31. of present year ... Additional Appropriai August L to rieoemhe year Total Funds Renuired

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FUNDS ON HAND AND To BK RiN'KIVFD FROM SOT’RUKS OTMF.R THAN TH K PROPOSED RATE OF TAX LEVY

fi. Actual Balance. July 31, present vear .

9(50.00

1.700.00

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7. Taxes to be Collected. present year December Settlement) S. Miscellaneous Revenue , other than

1,140.00

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from Tax Levy, to be received from August 1 of present year t<^ December 31, of ensuing year. (See schedule in Trustees Office)

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9. Total Funds (Add Lines fi. 7. Sa and Sb> 10. Net Amount to be raised for expenses

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11. Operating Balance (Not in excess of Expense January 1. to June 30. LpsMiscellaneous Revenue for same Per-

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Number of Taxable Polls

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NOTH F, TO T\\P Taxpayers appearing sliali have a right to terniiiied, and presented to the county auditor ie September, and the levy fixed by the eour.ty t i\ eoiinty auditor, ten or more taxpayers feeling th state board of tax commissioners for further and county auditor on ur cation by the county date for hearing in this county. Dated July 31, 19.",fi.

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