The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 August 1956 — Page 4

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IN TWELVE GLEAMING COPPER KETTLES, Stroh’s is brewed as no other American beer is brewed. Stroh’s is America’s only fire-brewed beer h < . fire-brewed at 2000 degrees to bring forth the finest flavor of America’s finest brewing ingredients. T'ire-brewing creates the lighter, smoother, more refreshing flavor of Stroh’s beer that no other American beer can equal. Discover the refreshing difference of America’s only fire-brewed beer — in bottles, in cans and on draft.

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UPRIGHT FREEZER /s the door to day-rn, day-out convenience NOW $425 NO DOWN PAYMENT Wifh Trade-In

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A small budget need not stop you from having an attractive 2 bedroom home of your own—if you use "plan-of-the-week,” RP211Z. Its smart clean lines, richly enhanced by redwood siding and wood shakes will retain its smart attractiveness because it combines the best in traditional modern home design. Because it is practically a rectangle, it is most economical to build. Minimum central hall accords maximum liveable sized rooms. Every inch of space has been functionally utilized. Twelve windows insure ample light and ventilation. All rooms are cross-ventilated. For such a compact, economical square foot area, the rooms are generous in proportion. By placing the dining area adjoining the living room, the living room has gained in spaciousness. This compact, economical and easy-to-build 2 bedroom home is “architecturally engineered" to the last detail. All construction details are guaranteed to pass the minimum construction requirements of FHA and your local building department. Plans Cafe Wrecked By Blast; 17 Killed MONTICELLO, Utah (UP) — A natural gas explosion crumpled the crowded Lariat Cafe “like an egg shell” Monday . night, killing 13 to 17 persons am. injuring possibly 60. The blast ripped through the •afe at dinner time, about 7 p. m. Monday. Everyone in the crowded uranium mining town cafe was killed or injured. The Red Cross counted 13 bodies. Sheriff Seth Wright saio. 16 persons were killed. One victim who may not be included in the sheriff's total, died en route i to a hospital in Cortez, Colo. Estimates of the total numbei of diners ranged from 45 to 75. Stive Hazelwood, who was “just fixin’ to turn the corner when the cafe blow up,” tan from his pick-up truck with a wrer.cri to turn off a valve at the broken end of the newly installed gas line in front of the cafe. “It was just like you had put your fist inside an egg shell and opened it up,” Hazelwood said “It raised the roof but it came straight hack down. The front went out first, blown across the street. All four sides were flattened.” ( IIAKCKS DISMISSED EASTBOURNE, Eng. (UP) - A magistrate dismissed indecen: exposure charges against 69 year-old David Miller Cummings Monday when Cummings explaine 1 that Scotsmen never wore anything beneath their kilt.

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PLAN NO. 2II-Z house Area 89rs*' Porch Area 127 s 0 ' Terrace Area ioz’' for separate garage included. Three sets of working plans Concrete block or brick con- and 3 sets of outline specificastruction details are available at tions, for immediate building the same price as wood frame loan approval are available constiuction. through this newspaper.

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CURRIE’S TIN AND FURNACE CO. Phone 17

TFRM!TE Aw armors mdlo? ie possible damage to yotv- home. For inspection and Estimates, ouJJ RELIABLE EXTERMINATING CO. PHONE 888 COAN FKATtaFA UT

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LUMBER INTRODUCES QUEEN FILM--.004” Thickness 1,000 sq. ft. weighs under 20 lbs. (.002 ’ and 006” Thickness Also Available) The Permanent Water and Moisture Barrier for . ifeiime Protection of Buildings ACCEPTED BY VA and FhA

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