The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 October 1956 — Page 2
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m:\v cub manager CHICAGO (UP)—Bob Scheff\ng. a former O.icago Cuba coach and catcher, was named today to succeed Stan Hack as manager of the team. He was given a cne-year contract. Scheffing. 48, this season managed the Cub s farm team in Los Angeles to the Pacific Coast League pennant. BURNS PROVE FAT AL GARY (UP)—Leroy Miller, 44. Gary, died Thursday night in Methodist Hospital from bums sustained in an industrial accident. Miller was working at a scrap
metal firm Thursday, dismanteling an old automobile with an acetylene torch. A spark ignited gasoline in the car’s fuel tank and caused an explosion. IKE MAKES APPOINTMENT WASHINGTON (UP)—President Eisenhower announced today that he will name John A. Volpe, a Winchester. Mass., contractor, as temporary federal highway administrator until Congress returns in January. At that time, the White House announced, the President will nominate Bertram D Tallariy. chairman of the New York State Thruway Commission, to fill Ihc post permanently, subject to Senate confirmation.
REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS NOW OPEN 15 East Walnut Street (Across from Post Office) FREE LITERATURE, BUTTONS, STICKERS EVERYONE WELCOME
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At The V F W Post 1550 Hoipe Saturday Hnight, October 13 Music By THE BLUE NOTES
DANCE AT MOOSE LODGE Saturday, October 13th. S:30 - 12:30 Music By The DEL PRINCE AND HIS BAND All L. 0.0. M. and W. 0. T. M. Members Invited
PURE BRED POLAND CHiNA BOAR AND GILT SALE To be held at the MONTGOMERY COUNTY SALES PAVILION On North Washington St.. Crawfordsville, Indiana, on TUESDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER I6TH 70 • SPRING BOARS AHD GILTS - 70 Featuring the get of BATTS RAVEN. 85th. No. 115085 Jr. and Grand Champion Boar of Mlbaourl; Son of Grandmaster, 81539 STYLE MASTER, 12th No. 118484. a Grandson of Style King, our ehoit e of the bourn in the Indiana State Sale. BLACK AGENT 2d 129925. a Grendcen of Executive, thfv Ohio 1951-19-5 Grand C i mp'on Be r. ' m a Style King rani. He was the top Boar tn the Janies Giltier. sale. SILVER BOMBS 2d. a Son of Silver Prince and the Indiana Gram! Champion Bombs Away. These boars have proven themselves by siring this good offering •f boors and gilts, of the meat type, which are so muc h in demand to-day. We believe that breeders, farmers, and 4-H members will find herd material in this offering that will please, and are very happy to present this offering to the breeders and farmers of this territory. Hogs have been double treated and should be immune. All hogs have been tested for bangs — 174 head — no reaction. TERMS—CASH. Not responsible in cas*- of accident. HOMER G. GOFF FARMS HOMER C. tiOFF JEAN A. CLARK AUCTIONEERS — Dale Hallock. Bryan, Ohio, Dazey and Henthorn and Clayton Patterson. CI.EKfc — Carl Jones. FILUJMAN — Joe Stuckey, Wilmington. O.
THE DAILY BANNER and HEuALD CONSOLIDATED Entered in the postoffke at Greencastle, Indiana as scrond lass mail matter under act ot March, 7, 1878. Subscriptioi price 25 cents per week, $5.(X) per year by mail in Putnam County, .Sfl.OO to SI0.40 per year outside Putnam County. Telephone 74, 95, lit 8. R. Rariden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street
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TOOAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT For me to live is Christ.—Philippians 1:21. Paul demonstrated that there is joy in that kind of life in spite of exquisite physical suffering from beatmgs, hunger and prison. Some io not believe it.
f ober 26 from 10:00 a. m. to 3:00 ! p. m. Anyone wishing to attend the , meeting for all day or a half day is welcome. Noon luncheon is being served by the Cloverdale P. T. A. and reservations may be made through any Home Demonstration Club president or by calling the County Extension Office in Greencastle.
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Personal And Local News ISriefs
Mr .and Mrs. Christian Hamilton of Franklin Lakes, N. J., are the guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. C. Hamilton on Taylor Place. Mrs. Hazel Butler and Mrs. Katie Jones of Indianapolis spent Wednesday with their cousin, Mrs. Nettie Tincher of Mt. Meridian. Mr. and Mrs. Alley Downs of Dana are the parents of a son born at the Clinton hospital in Clinton. Mrs. Downs is the former Louise Sillery of Greencastle. The Friendly Neighbors Club will meet at Mrs. Sands, October 16th, combining the the September and October meetings. Have hot pad exchange, bring childhood picture. The public is invited to attend I services Saturday night 7:00 p. ! m. at the Church of God, 505 Main street, Greencastle. Oral Roberts film will be shown SatI urday night Oct. 13. : Groveland Presbyterian Church will have a homecoming Sunday, Oct. 21. Sunday School 10:30 DST Basket dinner 12:30 p. m. | DST and afternoon program 2:00 j p. m. DST. Everyone welcome. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hoinville of Cassopolis, Michigan, are the parents of a daughter born Friday. She has been named Julia Anne. Mrs. Hoinville is the former Miss Rose Ellen Ruark of Fillmore.
Miss Carol Ann Taylor Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson wishes to announce the engagement of her daughter, Carol Ann Taylor, to Melvin Steveus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stevens, Green castle R. R. 2. Carol is also the daughter of E. L. Taylor hnd step-daughter of George John-
son.
No date has been set for the wedding.
I Iota Group Holds Meeting
Iota Group of the First Christian church met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. James McIntyre with twenty members present. Mrs. Jess Duell geve the program on “Missions U. S. A.” A rummage sale was planned for Oct. 27. Aiiyone having rummage please call Mrs. Lee
Lowdermilk.
ANNIVERSARIES
Birthdays Vicki Lynn Call, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Call, 5 years old today, Oct. 12th. William Carman, today. Earl Wood, 30 years old today.
TV TONIGHT WISH-TV—Channel 8 6:00 News; Weather 6:15 CBS News 6:30 My Friend Flicks 7:00 West Point 7:30 Zane Grey Theater | 8:00 Crusader j 8:30 Star Playhouse 9:00 Lineup 9:30 Person to Person ■ 10:00 News; Weather | 10:15 Studio 57 i 10:45 Late Show 12:15 Late Late Show WTTV—Channel 4 6:00 Little Rascals 6:45 News 7:00 Jim Bowie 7:30 Crossroads 8:00 Treasure Hunt 8:30 TV Theatci 9:00 Demo.-Pcl 9:30 I Am the Lha t 10:00 Highway Patrol 10:30 Newr 10:45 Hollywood Movie WTHI-TV—Channel 10 6:00 News 6:30 My Friend Flicka 7:00 West Pom; 7:30 Zane Grey Thea.er 8:00 Crusader 8:30 Star Playhouse 9:00 Frontier Doctor 9:30 Person to Person 10:00 News Roufidup estlnghou*# WRIGHT'S ELECTRIC SERVICE 2 LOCATIONS* 303 N. Jackson SC Phone 64 GREENCASTLE, LVD MAIN ST. CLOVERDALE APPLIANCES AND TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE
Sunday School Class Holds Good Meeting The Pioneer Sunday School ; Class of Somerset church met at l the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Scobee on Tuesday night, Ort. 9th, with a pitch-in dinner with 15 present. James Tippin returned thanks. After dinner the meeting was called to order with prayer by Harley Smith. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Election of new officers was in order but they voted thcsame ones in for another year They are president, Harley Smith; vice president, Mrs. Katie Scobee and secretary-treasurer 'Mrs. Osa Brown. The November meeting was postponed on account of the revival meeting going on at the church at that time, but will meet for the Christmas party in December, with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Crodian. All members are to bring a 50 cent present for the grab bag. The program committee for December is Katie Scobee, Osa Brown, Daisy Davis and Russel Scobee. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Harley Smith, Mr. and Mrs Dave Worrell, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scobee, Osa Brown, Daisy Davis, Mrs. Eva Price, Halle Hibbs, Melvin Smith, James Tippin and daughter, Joan and the host and hosteso. Mrs. Daisy Davis gave two readings and Mrs. Hallie Hibbs had questions from the Bible, after which the rest of the evening was spent in visiting. All left late thanking Mr. and Mrs. Scobee for their kind hospitality, to meet in December with Mr. and Mrs. Crodian.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Buis Observe Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Everett Buis, Coatesville, observed their 661 h wedding anniversary Friday, October 12th. Mr. and Mrs. Bui: reside four miles south of Coatesville. Mr. Buis is 89 years of age and Mrs. Buis is 85. They (have four children, four grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
Fillmore P. T. A. To Meet Monday The second monthly meeting of the Fillmore PTA will be held Monday, October 15, at 7:00 CST or 8:00 DST. The devotions will be given by Bob Phillips of the Bethel church. The prog^m will be a masquerade. Prizes will be given for .he prettiest, ugliest, funniest, skinniest, neatest, tallest and shortest. A small fee will be charged for all that are unmasked. Mrs. Milhon will present the sixth grade pupils in a musical program.
had not been reported critical, f Priest began his career as a teacher, later turned newspaperman and then decided to run for Congress. During the 82nd Congress Priest served as a member of j the Committee on Interstate i and Foreign Commerce.
j2ie morning session meets In young people’s books, will speak
the new Sunnyside Junior High School building where a mixer and business session will be held Mrs. Rosamond Du Jardin, popular author of Uen-age and
at the luncheon Purdue Ballrooi conference them* her latest book ade."
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WILL ATTEND STATE LIBRARY CONFERENCE
Esther Taylor Hostess To Busy Bee Club On October 4 th, the Busy Bee Club met at the home of Esther Taylor. A delicious dinner was served at the noon hour. Rozella Hunter, the president conducted the afternoon business meeting. Let Me Call Your Sweetheart was sung, followed by devotions by Mrs. Blanch Ford. Ffifteen members present answered roll call with Riley Quotation. Three guests were present, Mrs. Bowen, Mrs. Best, Mrs. Sutherlin and eight children. Secretary-treasurer’s reports, were given and accepted. A motion was made to put Peggy Ford on the Flower Committee with the other two women. The 2nd group are to serve the Lion’s Club supper October 25th. The cake Helen Williams brought was won by Mrs. Emma Hervey, who is to bripg one next month. A contest was given by Jean Curtis and won by Mrs. Bowen. Club adjourned to meet November 8th at the home of Belle Lasley.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sechman Observe Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sechman will quietly observe their golden wedding anniversary on Sunday Oct. 14th, at their home on South Milton street in Coatesville. Mr. and Mrs. Sechman were married on October 14, 1906 by Rev. James Tincher at the home of the bridegroom’s parents south of Bethel. Before her marriage, Mrs. Sechman was Miss Ora Reese, daughter of George C. and Louella Reese. Mr. Sechman’s parents were Mahlon and Naomi Sechman. Mr. and Mrs. Sechman are the parents of one foster son, Henry Vernon Sechman, Indianapolis, and one grandson, Michael Lee Sechman of Wilmington, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Sechman have made a home for sixteen children and at the present time are raising three children.
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FORT BLISS, Tex.—Pvt. Robert W. Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Jones, 307 E. Berry St., Greencastle, Ind., recently completed eight weeks of specialist training in the operation of the Army’s Corporal guided missile at Fort Bliss, Tex. The training included fire control, launching ground maintenance and mechanical assembly of the surface-to surface missile.
County-Wide Meeting Scheduled Oct. 26th
An interesting program is being arranged on October 26 for a county-wide meeting of Home I Demonstration Club members ‘heir friends and neighbors. A big style show including mem-1 bers of six tailoring classes plus I the models from the Farm Prog- I ress Show will provide part of |
the entertainment.
The other big feature will be an address by Phil N. Eskew, s* - ! perintendent of schools in Sulii- j van. He is an extremely popular j speaker, having appeared before ! all faiths and colors and classes of people. He has a down to earth practical philosophy of I'fe an 1 delivers his observations on a fuller life in a warm strictly home-spun Hoosier way. The program will be held in the Cloverdale ^chool gym on Ort-
JAPAN (FHTNC) — Marine Maj. E. A. W’alker, son of William R. Walker of Cloverdale, Ind., and husband of the former Miss Bettina M. Siegel of Forest Hills, N. Y., took part in combination air-ground maneuvers held at North Camp Fuji, Japan in September. Elements of the 1st Marine Aircraft Wing, of which he is a member, joined forces with infantry units of the 3rd Marine Division during the joint exercises held at the base of Jaoan’s famous landmark. Mt. Fuji.
CONGRESSMAN DIES
NASHVILLE. Tenn. (UP) — Rep. J. Percy Priest, 56. former majority whip in the House, died today eight days after he underwent stomach surgery. The veteran Tennessee Democrat was operated on for a duodenal ulcer and his condition
Nancy Richards and Helen Gooch, seniors: Sue Caspar, junior; and Pat Chase, a sophomore all local student library assistants, along with Miss Stout, high school librarian, will attend the Hoosier Student Librarians’ Conference at Lafayette on Saturday. Nancy, whose scrapbook will be on display at the conference, is state publicity chairman. Sue plans to attend Purdue as a Home Ec major.
\ GUERNSEY DISPERSAL SALE Of the Registered Herd of HARRY BALDAUF. Clay City. HTd. at ,the .... BOONE COUNTY 4-H GROUNDS. LEBANON. INDIANA 1 Mile South of Lebanon
Saturday, October 20
Starting at 11:00 o'clock, D. S. T. All Artificially Bred bv Proven Bulls from American Breeders' Service. BIG COWS. MOSTLY FALL FRESHENERS. MANY 50 LB. COWS. At the same time and place — Judge F. E. Hutchinson, Lebanon, Ind., will disperse his herd, except some old cows and young calves. Very’ higli class sires have been used. Cow testing records available. One of the good Herds of Boone County. YOUR OPPORTUNITY to buy from two old established herds that are dispersing because of labor shortage. Both have !>een culled for production. For Catalog Write ^ RUSSELL GEORGE SALES SERVICE. Lebanon. Indiana
FORT SILL. Okla.—Army Sgt. i Chester D. Cummings, son of George O. Cummings, Clover- i dal^. Ind., recently completed cadre training with the 534th Armored Field Artillery Battalion set Fort Sill, Okla. Sergeant Cummings, a supply =iergeant in the battalion’s Service Battery, will train new r reolacements coming into the unit before it gyroscopes to Europe early next year.
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Pcny rides for fhe kiddies, afternoon and evening of both big days. [ g Wild animal Menagerie to delight both ycun^; Vq end old, $
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DON'T MISS IT Remember the dates, Friday and Saturday, October 12th and 13th. Greencastle, Indiana
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