The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 August 1956 — Page 2

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Keith and Dickey. Thursday,

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August 9th was also the birthday

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Bring food and table service.

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Also an article for auction.

10:45

Holly'

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There wall be game.s, contests and fun for all. Come enjoy the

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40 years today, August 9.

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;;erald consolidated Knter •«! in the postoffice at - ireencastle, Indiana as second ant lass mail matter under act of t 'larch 7. 1878. Subscription be ■rice 25 cents per week. S5.00 i per year hy mail in Putnam par County, iVJ.OO to 810.40 per year Fai outside Putnam County. Au

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TODAY’S BIBLE THOUCiHT The spirit and the bride say come, and let him that heareth say come. Rev. 22:17. EVerv one is invited. You are a member of the elect, but we never heard of one elected who was not a candidate.

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\\estinihous« WRIGHT'S ELECTRIC SERYTCE 2 LOCATIONS: 805 N. Jackson St. Phone 64 GREENCASTLE, IND. MAIN ST. CLOVERDALE APPLIANCES AND TELEVISION HALES AND SEKVICH

BANNER ADS GET RESI LTS

SALE Arts, C rafts and Antiques Two Days Only AEG. 10th AND 11th. At the Studio home. Artist Acres, of .Mabel liott, artist —2' 2 miles south of Knightsville, Ind., or I'j miles S. E. of Brazil. Original and unususl hand painted art craft items that are different, for gifts or home All types of antiques.

"GEE MOM! THAT'S THE LAST OF THE HOMEMADE JELLY! r

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iu MAKE SOME MORE ^ TODAY-U TAKES $:% ONLY 15 MINUTES' $ with tiJT® -if Makes 50% More lam or ieliy From Yo«r Fruit and Sugar, too. Only2minutes boiliifi; saves time, Iruit and sugar—and gives up to 5091 more glasses! And Ivn-Jel guarantees perfect, tender texture and .rich flavor eccry time! AT YOUR GROCER S [REjS

County Clerk William Padgett and family are vacationing in i Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Davis left j Wednesday afternoon for their i heme in St. Petersburg. Florida. John Aker, Greencastle R. 4, . is a patient in the Putnam conn- ; ty hospital where he is recover- | ing from a recent operation. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard John-! son left Wednesday cm a vaca-1 tion trip to Montana, Yellowstone Park, and other points in the

West.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Cook have returned from ac vacation in Florida. They visited in Daytona ! Beach, Miami and Tampa while ! ! on the ten-day motor trip. Mrs. Maynard Alspaugh and Mr. and Mrs. William Alspaugh, Jr., and family left Thursday to . ( visit Mr. and Mrs. Robert King j and family in Dayton, Ohio. Margaret Cummings and mother of Danville called on Mrs. Pearl Anderson and children Thursday night. Mrs. Pearl Anderson returned home from the hospital on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Miller of Ladoga, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy | Miller and daughters and Mrs. Landon Stewart of Roachdale, called on Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and children Sunday

night.

B. F. Vaughn has returned to # Greencastle and Cloverdale after * spending a month with his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hirka, who have a summer resort on St. Joseph River at Mottville, Mich. Hirka's Boat Livery, Cottage’s and House 'Trailer Park. Lloyd Vaughn and son. Kenneth Vaughn went to Michigan after Mr. Vaughn.

The Dimmicks have two interesting visitors from France in their home. Miles. Germaine and Olga Colin of Remiremont, France have just arrived for a two weeks visit with Miss Milfired and Miss Xan Dimmick. The Misses Dimmick returned on Monday from Swarthmore, Pa., where they were visiting their nephew, Alfred G. Boyd, Mrs-. Boyd, and family. Miss Mildred Dimmick went to New York from Swarthmore and met the two French mademoiselles, who are making their first visit to America. Walter Trueblood of Evansville spent Monday in Greencastle visiting John A. Friend. Back in 1918 both men were reai buddies after being captured by the Germans in the Argonne Forest and being held prisoners of wat at P. O. W. Camp Rostatl Ba:.eau, Germany. After release both were together in Base Hospital 115 Vidry, France where they spent 28 days to recuperate

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*hirl place winner was Cl into:, township, and fourth Happier Homes of Greencastle. The blue ribbon groups included exhib. 5 by Chez Nous, Homemakers Extension, Brick Chapel. Cagie Ten & Four, Cagle .Clovers. Four Leaf Clover. Red ribbons were awarded to Community Service, Pleasur. Gardens, Horne Guardians, West Floyd, Friendly Circle, Jackson ettes, Canaan. White ribbons were awarded to West Madison, Town & Country, Maple Heights, Bambri ige. Je f - ferson, Castle Toppers. Twenty-three Home Demonstration Clubs have exhibits in the women’s building on the county fair grounds this year. All exhibits represent lessons taught in the clubs during the past year. Subjects include safety, care of floors, lighting landscaping, outlook, how to

POLIO CASES LESS WASHINGTON (UP> --The Public Health Service said today 753 cases of polio were reported 0 the nation last week, compard with 1.409 in the comparabh e- nek last year. Chicago reported 147 cases, of .vhich 90 were paralytic. Only Illinois and Utah reported more than 50 cases. So far in 1956. there have been 5,309 cases 1 eported. In toe -ame period of 1955, there were 7,829 cases reported. Some 328 of the 753 cases reported last week were paralytic.

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One Cold Spot refrigerator >s d condition; r-o* Rose fVige Living Room Suite; t r.M-kiiig ch : rs; on one drop leaf kiteh-n table, and ether small t ihl room suite consisting of table, bufet red -i\ chairs and one 10x12; mie full si/a* bed, - prior, nd matte «

tied, springs, mattres* and feath - bed; one dresser with large mirror; Singer Sewing Machine; J floor lamp; one < Id lashionf.l c-n|»-

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' >ek stove; »rary table; dah Dining tic-. 2 9x12 :t* ? »\ in si74*

hoard; porch swing; dishes, -nmi cutlery; one electric Sunbe.rm ( bedding, linens, curtains ul nunu

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before being returned to thc.r cane a chair, freezing foods, sl.p regiments. They met once back covers, refinishing furniture, in 1921 here in Greencastle, “just gardening, milk in the diet ai d a mere 35 years ago.” They hammered metal craft. spent Monday talking of days spent at Rostatl and of buddie SISTERS INJURED both remembered. Trueblood is BLOOMFIELD, Ind. (UP) — now a U. S. navy inspector. Pa-tty Bollinger, 15, Bloomfield,

HUNTS • NEW PACK PEACHES Halves, Yellow OJing 24 -4 $6.49

OLD JUDGE

COFFEE

lb. Tin 93c

PURE CANE SUGAR 10 Lb. Bag 39c

LARGE JUICY SUNKIST LEMONS, Doz. ..

35c

COBBLERS POTATOES, 10 fix bag 49c 1

AT DIE FAIR FRIDAY

The Rocky Fork Ramblers will present .special entert a i n -

ment at the (

Putnam County Fair on F r i d o y evening start i n g at 7 o ’ c 1 o c k . Fea t u r e d with the Ramblers is Gloria Graham, accordi o n player, Lorene Rosetta as voc-

alist. and the ^

Haw a i i a n

electric mu!- ^

ticord played by Leon

Mercer.

HARRIS BACON Full Slices Lb. 29c

SMOKED PICNIC HAMS Lb, 29c

FRESH GROUND BEEF

Lb. 29c

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SLICID

BOLOGNA, Lb.

29c

SEASONING BACON, Lb.

W/k

?E!!REP., JUICY frankfurters. Lb.... 29c

PURE HOG LARD, Lb.

12V 2 c

SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON Hew Leghorn Strain Gross announced for Fair Week. Up to 85 03 per 100 discount on orders for 1042 Grosses placed during Fair Week, &ug. 6th thru August f Ith. These Chicks may be for delivery anytime this Pali or the Spring of 1957. Stop at your Farm Bureau Co-Op Booth. Let us show you the records and talk chicken. Putnam County Farm Bureau Co-Op

PHONE 713

GREENCASTLE. IND.

PUBLIC AUCTiON Ax we are leaving Bainhridge we will sell at public auction our household goods and real estate located first street east of lumber yard on comer lot in Bainhridge, on Saturday, August 11, 1956 10:30 DST HOUSEHOLD GOODS Dive g-as stove, tables, chairs, •» beds and springs, mattress; lamps, stove, rugs and other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS; CASH. REAL ESTATE This property will sell to the highest bidder at 11:30 o’clock. 4 room dwelling, screened in hark porch, water in house, electrlcity. largK* lot, 2 nire gardens, good well. 2 small out-buildings on pi ;ce. This is an extra nice location. TERMS — 1^ purch sse price cash date of sale, remainder rash when title apprmed and deed delivered. Free and clear of all Ik-ns and encumbrances. You are invited to inspert this property at any time before date of sale. Immediate possession. Not n'-s-pensiblc In rase of accidents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Nicley, Owner AUCTIONEERS: HIGGLE AND PICKEL Real Estate Agency.

HOLDEN BED STAMP! FREE WITH ALL YOUR PURCHASES - REDEEMABLE FOR HUNDREDS OF PREMIUMS SEE PREMIUM DISPLAY OUR STORE

M*!N AND BROADWAY (SOUTH END) WE DELIVER - PHONE 12

MARKET

OPEN ’TIL S O’CLOCK FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OPEN WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

Ground BEEF

FREbH LEAN

LBS.

PUTNAM COUNTY STOYVK K\ KKGRKF.N

STARK & WETZEL JOLLY FARMER” TRAY PACKED

LAYER BACON

Sliced

3 Lbs - $1

39c 25c

POIK CUTLETS *™ u>

Pork Sausage

Pure Our Own Make

3 ih $

DEPENDABLE, READY TO EAT Picnic Hams

lb. lie

CORN, Doz.

SUMMER CHAMPION EATING APPLES, 2 Lbs.

BEECHNUT STRAINED

mt FOODS, 5 Cans 49c JNN'ON FN0NS. Each 15c

“IT WHIPS”

WJLNGT, 4 Tall Cans.. 49c KRAFT DINNER, 2 For 7.29c

23c

SOLID RED RIPE

TOMATOES, 2 GUARANTEED RIPE — : WATERMELONS

Lbs,

F

25c 69c

POTATOES, No 110 fbs. 49 c

GOIK MAI X PI RE ( ANE SUGAR, 5 Lbs. ALL FLAVORS JELLO, 4 Boxes

49c ?5c

SHl'KITNE

PUTNAM COUNTY FRESH DRESSED

HEAVY WAX PAPER

WAXTEX, Roll . C MT!NES, Lb. Box

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B3F 391 HBPl I SKIM f f iIN — I.OW C'AKOHIFI FRYERS WHOlE ° B CUT up 39 s £eBi(|ES - Box

' HOME GROWN

GREEN BE4NS, 2 Lbs.

DEPENDABLE — “READY TO EAT’

HAMS

HALF

SHANK PORTION OR V/HOLE Lb.

J9

19c 39c 29c

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SHI HEINE — 303 SIZE

RED CHERRIES. 2 cans 35c

Franks 3 Bologna 5

$1 LGE. VEL 26c

$1

COFFEE, Lb.

89c

SHORTENING, 3 Lb. Can 79c CANNING SUPPLIES PINT FRUIT JARS. Doz. 98c QUART FRUIT JARS, Doz, SI.09 Sure-Jel, 21 r 31c Psn-Jel - 31c GERT0 31c JELLUM, 3 for 29c BALL DOME SAPS, 29c Doz. 1138, 14c Doz, PAR0WAX, Box 25c KOOL-AID, i Pkgs. . 25c

INSTANT

BLISS

SHFRFRESH

FELS NAPTHA, 2 For . 54c

SAVE 12c

ASK FOR YOUR HOLDEN RED STAMPS

C J | Top Grade 2 lbs.

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