The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 January 1957 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER m*. JAV. 8. 19.',7 r:»Cf 4 fiEEKXCASTLE, IND.

FIVrASTLF Mrs. Doris Boiler entertained the Canasta Club Wednesday afternoon.

‘ftyavt. tjou tnced Thornton - Minor Ointment PILES’ PAIN? If other relief has failed, try this clinic-sponsored ointment. Works fast, lasts long. At better drug stores everywhere; only $1.00.

Mr Bdwin Wa.fcer was taJcen to the huspiUri this week with an injury to his knee. Eail Shannon has returned to his home from the home of his son. Kenneth, after lecovering from an attack of pneumonia Jerry Runyan and Little Martha McClure have been qui’e sick with measles. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Borden and daughters, spent Sunday with his brother Merle and family in Decatur, 111. Dewey Henthom and Jesse Ford have both been on the hick list this ’week. Alfred Stone is visiting his daughter and other relatives in Bedford this week.

YOU'RE TELLING ME

■—By WILLIAM RUT— Central Press Writer

BRITAIN’S newly-established method of cooking by nuclear energy will have passed the acid test, says the man at the next 4mk, If the bride's first batch of Mscuits emerge fluffy, light and entirely edible. • « t Elizabeth 7/ is said to have high hopes for nuclear cooking. Bo, apparently, the atom-inspired meals tntist be to the queen’s taste. • it . Am Afl-furope soccer game will Am staged to raise funds for an eegan for an English church. This'll gfea even the fans a chance to fckfc in. 1 • ? ►“or their health’s sake fat, middle-aged business men should •ocssknally walk to their office.

urges a city medical official. Since so many of them live in distant suburbs they’d probably get there just about quitting time. . • • | Chicago burglars vainly tried to tow away a dairy firm's safe with a stolen truck. One crime just naturally leads to another. ! ! ! A new Spanish calendar of events list more than 300 fairs and festivals for that nation. Sounds like Utopia—with almost every day a holiday. ! ! ! A convention of surgeons is told that chronic “back-seat driving” can be the result of inadequate nutrition. Advice to motorists—plan the start of your next auto trip for after instead of before lunch!

Mrs. Mae Priest and children aLtvnded the wedding of Robert Akins and Elva McClure in Greencastle Sunday evening. Ralph Jeffries hae the misfortune to break his arm this week while starting his tractor. Sharon and Terry McClure spent Thursday with their grandoarents, Mr. and Mrs. \Vm. Bratton. Mr. and Mrs. Randel Grimes and daughters entertained Sunday at a family Christmas dinner. Mr. and Mrs Walter Calvert. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Stultz of Covington, Mr. and Mrs. ChaMe* Calvert and family of Waveland, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Miller and son of Crawfordsville, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Alexander and Mrs Harbison and Mr. and Mrs. Gene ( Tuiger and children of Green- | castle R. R. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Clodfelter and Jeanna, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ciodfelter and Mrs. Maude | Brothers had turkey dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Boiler and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Boiler and Sheri. Mrs. Bertha Clodfelter is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Clodfelter. Mrs. Elmer Watson is quiet ill in the Methodist Hospital ir Indianapolis.

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4 t*M MISSION ERS" \ I,ROW V NCO Tha following ela.ms \v<- ■ allo'ye,] t)V the I’ll 'I’ll Boarff of Commissioner’ durint' their regular me, timr ;t the i'.imt House in Greencard le. Indiana — Momlav. January ?tti. I!*?.? at 1":!. A .M. I). S T. County R. G. Roberts Co. and . . $ 2.71

LEON BUIS AGENCY Insurance Of AH Kinds. £!! f:rniG of coM'slon coverage incJuding 80 20. EY? SEE US FGH S23 TO £030. I,nan payments cant * lied in case of unemployment due to sickness, ac ident or death under an optional plan. PUTNAM LOAN CO. '■» PHONE — 1296-X — 1298-X 28 South Jackson

THIS IS THE BIG M FOR 1957

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BOLD, IMAGINATIVE LINES Here is the first dream ear you can own— the first car you can buy with Dream-Car Design. You see the dramatic difference everywhere you look: in V-angle tail-lights (left), in the bold front styling (center), in the massive grace of Jet-Flo bumpers.

size from expensive cars

FAR BIGGER IN EVERY IMPORTANT DIMENSION_This year Mercury has grown bigger in every important dimension. Far more move-around comfort. For example, there’s more headroom, more leg room, more shoulder room, more hip room.

action from sports cars

WIDEST RANGE AND CHOICE OF POWER IN MERCURY HISTORY—\ 290-hp TURNPIKE CRUISER V-8 engine is optional on all models. In the Montclair series the standard engine is a 255-hp Safety-Surge V-8 with a Power-Boo-ter Fan that saves horsepower other ears waste. A 255-hp Safety T -Surge \ -8 is standard in the Monterey series. A special M-335 engine (335-hp) is available at extra cost in Monterey models equipped with standard transmissions.

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Never before has so much bigness and luxury cost so little. For this is the biggest Mercury you've ever seen. And although Mercury has moved up to a new size class, it has stayed in the same popular price class. It represents the biggest size increase—and the biggest value increase—in the industry'. And Mercury introduces features you can't buy at any price in other cars. Mercury 's netc Dream-Car Design is Mercury's alone. It is sleek, daring, clean-cut—makes other cars look plump and old-fashioned. Mercury's exclusive Floating

Ride is the finest combination of hump-smothering features ever put between vou and the road. And you can get features like Keyboard Control — the most advanced automatic tran-mi-sion control on any car. A power seat that "remembers" your favorite driving position at a touch of a dial. And Quadri-Beam headlamps for a better pattern of illumination. Check the low price tags in our showroom. You’ll find you can get a new Big M for little more down— or per month—than for the lowest price cars. And what a lot more you get!

All-Wf ATHfR C0IRF0IT IS NO LONGER A LUXURY! MERCURY S NEW ClIBATl-BASTlK C0MIINES AIR CONO’TIONING AND HEATING IN ONE 10W-C0ST SYSTEM!

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YOUR LINCOLN - MERCURY DEAL! STILESVILLE RCAD-GREENCASTLE Don’t mlM the bl* television hit. Ed Sulhvan’a ’TOAST OF THE TOWN” Sunday everom; 7 00 to 8:00 WISH. TV. Channel 8

HERE ARE the inaugural stands under construction in front of the Capitol. At right is the covered stand where President Eisenhower will renew his oath of office. Stand rising from seating area is for photographers. (International Soundphoto)

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HSRE ARE the ’’aid’’ and the "need" ends of the Hungarian revolt. Left . Hungarian actress Eva BnrIok accepts first shipment ot U. S. donations trom the west coast, at Sun I'edro, Calif. With her is Harry Keese, agent for the Italian fieighter Nercdide. which will haul the donations to Trieste tot shipment to Austria, where some 90.000 refugees have fled from Hungary. Right: Thiee of the long skein ot retugees trudge thruugh marshland tovvaid freedom at the Austro-Hungarian border

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near Andau. Austria.

STUDENT BODY of nearly 600 listens intently as Anderson County Attorney Eugene Joyce reads court order against interfering in any way with Negro pupils. He said such acts as jostling, sending threatening notes to teachers, wearing "inflammatory” buttons, using filthy language and gathering to harass other pupils all would be violations and subiect to prosecution. The school had been closed a week as a result of anti-Negro violence. ' International Soundphoto/

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HERE'S HOW millions of kibitzers can get in on the final hour of the week-long world bridge tourney in New York. Play begins Jan. 11. The "preview” shows how the TV cameras will look at the game and flash it on the screen. (International)