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THE DAILY BANNER MON.. AUG. 13. 19>6 Pa*#* 4 GREENCASTLE, IXDLANA

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offers growth opportunities to a number of engineers at our newly announced Electric Typewriter Division at Lexington, Kentucky. ThLs plant will be the manufacturing facility for IBM electric ty{)ewriters. Engineers for development, product, and manufacturing engineering are now needed for 3 to 12 month.-,’ orientation, training and product ^ familiarization at IBM’s Kingston, N. Y., plant and will then lx? assigned to work areas at our Lexington, Kentucky, facility.

MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING Tool and Technical Engineers Product Cost Estimators Tool Designers Quality Control Engineers Industrial Engineers Plant Facilities Engineers Electrical Mechanical Civil

Excellent salaries, companypaid benefits, modern, airconditioned plant.

DEVELOPMENT & PRODUCT ENGINEERING Mechanical Engineers Electronic Engineers Jr. & Sr. Mechanical Designers

OTHER POSITIONS AVAILABLE FOR: Electronic Technicians Draftsmen Model Maker. (Relocation Expenses Paid)

WRITE, outlining qualifications and experience, to: T. M. Sullivan, Dept. 452, International Business Machines Corporation, Electric Typewriter Division, Kingston, N. Y. (Qualified applicants will be interviewed in the near future in your locatfty.

DATA PROCESSING Electric typewriters TIME EQUIPMENT MILITARY PRODUCTS

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BAINBK1DGE Locust Grove Club members gathered at the home of Mrs Clifford Reeves where they enjoyed their August meeting last Wednesday afternoon. A. A. Lane of Indianapolis recently visited his nieces, Mrs. Walter Steele and Mrs. Flora Harmless. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Glitz arc visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Bonton Giltz and family in Michigan for t\Vo weeks. Mrs. Maude Codings is spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. O’Dell of Colorado Sprin's, Colo. Mrs. F. L. Priest and children left Friday en route to Alabama where they joined F. L. who is

in camp there and will return home with his family soon. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Steele of Indianapolis. Dr. and Mrs. John Scherschel and family of Bedford and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Judy and family spent the day las. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Steele. Eskimo Bridge Club members gathered for their August meeting Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Chrystal Priest. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller entertained with a birthday dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Nelson of Cravvfordsville and Mrs. Muriel Nelson, in honor of UncleSam’s birthday anniversary. Miss Chloe Harmless visitc'. ever the past wek ?n ! with M'u,.

Della Wilson Schaegering of St Louis. Mrs. Vesta Mjtchell is confined to her home with an injury of her foot she received in a fall while fishing Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Hillis, Mrs. Mary Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Hillis spent the day Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frazier of Jasonville. Virgil Ader and sister, Blanche, attended a family dinner Sunday at the home of Mrs. Anna Richardson and daughters of Indianapolis. The Hanks family reunion was held Sunday at Robe-Ann Park in Greencastle. Mrs. Bertha Airhart and Mrs. Gene Gooch spent the day Thursday visiting with relatives and friends of Mrs. Airhart’s in Danville. Among the visitors and callers at the home of Mrs. Mary Mitchell the past week were Mr. and Mrs. Danny Gillespie and son of Indianapolis, Everett Curran of Roachdale, Mrs. Mable Tumey, Mrs. Elsie Hanks, Mrs. Riuh Steele, Mrs. Blanche Hostetler Mrs. Sara Blaydes, Mrs. Blanch' Cox and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller. FINCASTLE Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shannon, Mrs. Eli Kinney and Mrs* Nona Routh returned homf Tuesday from a trip to New Mexico where they visited theii sister, Mrs. Cletis Staley and family and Kansas City where they visited their brother Roy Shannon and family. Earl Shannon who ha-d spent spent several weeks with his laughter and family returned to his home with them. Mrs. Joe Brothers and baby, Rebecca Jo, were released from the hospital Monday. Mrs. Flossie Jones of Greens burg, a sister of Mrs. Brothers came this week to help care foi them. Mrs. Eva W’illiams received .vord Tuesday of the death of hei lister-in-law, Mrs. Fred Williamif Shelbyville. Mrs. Dovis Boiler entertainer ‘he Canasta Club on Wednesday ifternoon. Lawrence Meadows underwent jurgery at Ike Culver # Hospita last week. Howard Dean is building i new home just east of town a-nc 'xpects to move to it soon. Mrs. Jessie Mandleco ha^ not eon so well recently. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brothers

md son visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brothers and family Thursday evening. As Gene Harmless reached the age of 7 on Aug. 5th. he entertained with a party on Monday a-fternoon in honor of the occasion. Those present were Eddie and Jimmy Beams, David and Joe Stewart. Richard, Shirley and Freddie A-sher, Howard and Billy Dsan, Garry Huber. Robert Shillings, David Sutherlin, Debbie and Trudy Boswell and the hostess. Gene Harmless. All had a wonderful time asid wished Gene many more happy birthdays.. Judy Priest spent the week with her brother Bob and family in Lafayette. Many from here* attended the Russellville fair last week. Mr. and Mrs. Randel Grimes and daughters attended the Har-bison-Ca-lbert wedding at Portland Mills Sunday evening. Mrs.- Alfred Stone is quite poorly this week with an ear infection. Patty Oliver was taken to the ^utnam County hospital where ;everal stitches were taken to dose a wound she received when he fell from her bike. She later etumed to her home. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Zachary •etumed home Friday from a vaation to Yellowstone Park. Mrs. Chas. Keck assisted Mr. nd Mrs. Duncan in the store while Za-charys were away. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Babbs were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stone. Mr. and Mrs. Ger-i-ld Stone and family were afternoon visitors.

spending the summer here *.v:t relatives.

RUSSELLVILLE The Tri-County 4-H Fair held here last week was well attended and we had a nice showing of some fine hogs, sheep and cattle by the boys and girls of three counties. Weather was fine and all had a good time. Missi Daretha Nicholson and Miss Katherine Harbison of Morton, spent Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. S. Lawter and showed some fine Jersey slock here at the Fair. Mrs. Rosalyn Goff of Lafayette has been spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Winnie Inge. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clark are doing some repairing on their new home which they recently bought of Mrs. Bertha Sutherlin. Miss Betty Bain of Lafayette spent the weekend here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Iver Bain. Miss Cora Carrington of Lebanon spent the week end here with her niece, Mrs. Geraldine Marstellar and family attended the Fair and visited with old friends. Mrs. Bessie Bressler of near Bainbridge spent Friday* night with Mr. and Mrs. Turner Harbison and visited with other friends at the Fair Saturday. Rev. and Mrs. Russell E. Myers of the Christian Church, started Sunday on a- trip to Oregon and Washington State to visit relatives and will be gone three weeks or more.

—FAIR WINNERS erine Harbison. George Zimmer-

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OUEX DAIRY DEPARTMENT JERSEY Bull. 2 years and over—1st Noel-James Nicholson. Bull, IS months and under 2 vearrs 1st. Marvin Ramsev

4 Announce Chew Way To ^ Shrink Paanful Piles 5 cience Finds Healing Su bstance That Does Both — Relieves Pain—Shrinks Hemorrhoids

ROACHDALE Friends here were sorry to hear of the death of Mrs. Wisehart of North Salem, she was the sister of Mrs. Grace Duckworth a former resident. The Roachdale Garden Club held its regular meeting Thursday evening in the Library basement. The meeting was in charge if the President, Arlie Faller. Mr. Faller assisted by Charles Rady, j showed the proper way of cutting blossoms and the kind to ut for show flowers. Plans were lade for our public Flower Show b he held in the Library baseient Saturday, Aug. 25. Watch or further notice. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Anderson ave returned to their home in lerwyn, 111., after spending heir vacation with his mother, Irs. Mary Anderson. Quite a crowd from here atuided the 4-H Fair a-t Russellille over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Hanna and sons left Saturday for their home in Naples Florida after

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LT. GEN. SIR HUGH STOCKWELL, brilliant commander of the First British Army Corps in Germany, reportedly has been called to London “for consultations’’ and sepeculation arose immediately that he would be appointed commander of the British Mediterranean forces, now under full alert in the Suez can 1 crises.

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BRITAIN’S Derek Ibbotson breasts the tape in 3:59 4 to become the ninth runner in history to crack the four-minute mile. He is shown at London's White City stadium, winning the mile event in the BntishCzech meet. World record is 2 58, held by Australia's John Landy. (I nt emotional J

Bull. 4 months and under 1 year—1st, Carolyn Ames, 2nd. Daretha Nicholson. 3rd. Bobby Irwin Sr. Ch. Bull Noel-Jr. lies Nicholson. Jr. Ch. Bull Carolyn Ames Gr. Champ. Bull Noel-James Nicholson Res. Gr. Ch. Bull—Carolyn A mes Cow, 4 years and over—1st. Noel Nicholson. 2nd. Delores Graham Cow. 3 years and under 4 years —1st. Noel NichoLson, 2nd. Daretha Nicholson. 3rd. Marvin Ramsey. Cow, 2 years and under 3 years

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