The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 January 1957 — Page 3
BAIN'BKHK.E Christian Women s Fell0’.e.«hip of the Christian Church held their January meeting on Janu-
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ary 2nd at the home of Mrs ^ Claud Etcheson. Saddle Club members and their families enjoyed their New Ye^rs meeting on Saturday evening, January 5th with an oyster supper held at the Morton Sale Bam Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Hdiis, left Monday, January 7 for a visit i with their son and family in Texas, from there an extended * visit in Florida and other places of interest. Eskimo Bridge Club members were entertained at the home of Mrs. Frank Miller on Thursday j evening of January 3. Funeral sendees for Mrs. Nora j Booher w r ere held at the Meth- | odist Church Sunday afternoon | with burial in the Darlington
PUBLIC SALE BAIKBRiOGE, INDIANA Saturday, Night Jan. 19, 1957, 7:30 P. M. (ESI) At Vacant Pool Room All merchandise is new and will be sold to the- highest bidder. The following is a partial list of merchandise to be sold: Electric Skilb t«.; Men's and Ladies' Watch Sets; Jewelry, Electric and Steam Irons, Toasters, Dishes, Kit hen I tcnsi’s, Card Tables and Chairs, Blank* ts. Table Lamps, Sewing .Machines, Ironing Boards and Covers, Silverware. Carving Sees, Coffee Makers, Screwdriver Sets, Foam Rubber Pillows, Hand Tools, Hatchets, Saws, Electric Light Dropcord, and many other items ido numerous to mention. TOMA SALES CO.
| cemetery. Mrs. Maude Collings visited with friends in Crawfordsville ■ Sunday. Mrs. Maud Crodian returned home Sunday after a two weeks 1 viist with relatives of Indianapo- ! lis Community Services club members held their regular meeting ! on Tuesday evening, January 8 at the home of Mrs. Ruth Steele. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Etcheson left this week for a three weeks visit in Florida with friends and i relatives. Mrs. Carrie Miller suffered a heart attack and is a patient in Putnam county hospital in Greencastle. Birthday Bridge Club members were entertained Saturday evening January 12 by Mrs. Mila Higgins. Home Demonstration club members held their January meeting at the home of Mrs. Myrta Tate on Thursday afternoon of January 10.
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Tigers Host To Indiana State
With semester examinations begining next week, DePauw will 'meet Indiana State here tomorrow' night in the Tigers’ last * game before February' 9. The varsity tilt w'ill begin at 7.30 p. m. in Bowman gym, following a 6 p. m. freshman con- | test between the same schools. In the Indiana Collegiate Con- j ference affair DePauw will be out to break a two-game losing streak and possibly climb back on top of the league standings, i A Bengal victory coupled with ! a Ball State loss to St. Joseph’s in Muncie w'ould give DePauw | the number one spot with a 6-2 record and drop the Cards into 1 third below Butler. Earlier this season Cal Lut'n- I er’s locals took a 73-55 decis : n from Indiana State in Terre Haute, but the Sycamores were in contention until the final minutes. Luther’s main problem n finding replacements for his i jured center Chuck Cleaver, end guard regulars,, forward Bob Schrier, Joe Lawler. Filling in for Lawler against Butler, Morrie Goodnight came through with 19 poinfs, and the two healthy regulars, Tom Johnson and John. Bunnell, had 18 apiece. For tomorrow' night’s game Bing Davis will start at center, and junior Ernie Modzelewski is Luther’s choice for the remaining forward slot. Aside from Schrier, sidelined since Dec. 22 with a foot injury, Bunnell has been the Bengals’ most consistant scorer this season. Averaging 14.6 points per game, he has been out of the double figures only once. Johnson owns a 13.4 average and a pair of remarkable percentages, .451 from the field and .812 from the free throw line. Bunnell is shooting .431 and .714, respectively. Tops in the rebound department is Johnson with 127, followed by center Sam Ulmer with an even 100. Boasting the best defense in the conference, DePauw has allowed seven ICC opponents only 1 64.4 points a game, and the Tigers lead the loop in field goal shooting with a .429 percentage.
Net Schedule
Tonight Wabash Valley Prelim Russellville at Fillmore Bainbridge at ReeLsville Saturday Wabash Valley Prelim Indiana State at DePauw Belle Union vs. Cloverdale, Fillmore
Net Summaries
! Thursday night saying a bomb would go off 15 minutes later in a gymnasium where the Huntington County basketball tourney | was being played. But police who hurried to the | gym found no explosive nad dub- | bed the call to the Huntington Hera-ld-Press the work of a crank.
Newsprint Jump Arouses Senator
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creases are having a serious impact upon our smaller newspapers and the weekly press of America.” Sen. Homer E. Capehart, RInd., told the Senate an expamh'd agricultural research program might well turn up new sources of newsprint from farm products. Capehart introduced legislation, co-sponsored by 17 other senators of both parties, to set up a 100 million dollar a year federal agency to find new industrial uses for farm products.
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WASHINGTON (UP) — Sen. j Karl E. Mundt, R-S. D., has called for an investigation of "sharp ; and continuing rises” in the price of Canadian newsprint imported j by the United States. Mundt introduced a resolution Thursday that would direct the ; Senate Banking Committee to * make the investigation. He said the proposed inquiry was part of a four-point effort | he is making to protect Ameri- j cah newspapers from price in- ! creases by Canadian newsprint ! sources. Mundt told the Senate that “while our metropolitan papery | may be able to absorb or pass on to advertisers the substantial ‘ publication costs created by a i more than 100 per cent increase in Canadian newsprint prices since 1933, these steady price in- .
FIRE AT ANCHORAGE ANCHORAGE, Alaska UP — City and Elmendorf Air Force Base firemen today battled a fire raging out of control in the downtown Anchorage business district. The fire broke out in the Pa\ And Take It Grocery Store or Fourth Avenue late Thursday
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