The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 January 1957 — Page 2

THt DAflY BANNER SAT.. JAN. 19. 195“ l*ag«orefvc astij:. rvn.

Net Summaries

Ti^er CuM (101) F(». FT. PF’. Ray - 4 2 1 York 1 2 5 Dickson 3 11 Ballard 5 3 Patterson i 13 Carson 10 6 1 Fobes .1 4 0 2 Brown 4 6 3 Remsburg ... 5 o 1 BHdges 0 6 5 Totals 37 27 24 Coal City (68) FG FT FT Martin * 7 14 5 M. Harris 3 4 4 Truax 3 1 1 Hamilton .. o 0 5 Hauser 3 10 3 Thatcher 0 0 2 Griffith 12 3 Totals 17 31 23

Fillmore Cards Stung By Bees

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Huber

McCart

McCarter

Tucker

Snyder

Totals

Wild an it 12 foi The Ik

Fillmore Williams* Bir hanar Mundy Roberts Bryan ... Clark ... Iiwin Huller ....

RussellxFile (60) Purcell Spencer Reddish Sinnet

led the i 26 poi sted by

ip 20 points, ison and Huller each the losing Cards. :es were ahead at all riding a 32 ic 20 edge at

Ramsey Leonard Neal Calvert .

FreiMlom (58)

Abrf-11

Baysinger ...

Walters

Lane

Buffalo

Miller

Minnlck

Totals

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FT 6 0 2 0 0 1 2 5 16 FT 10 0 0 2 8 0 0 0 2 22

0 4 4 5 4 2 2 23 PF 5 1 5 2 3 3 3 4 5 31

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FILF.MORE

Ray McGinnis was honor guest at a Buddy party Sunday evening at the home of Mr. arnd Mrs. Elmer Tharp and Mark. Guests were Airs. McGinnis, the three Maxwell girls, Mr. and Airs. Noble Tharp, Becky and Cathy and Airs. Goldie Tharp and Ronald. His birthday 'was January 18th. Roscoe Zeiner •underwent surgery at the Putnam county hos-

pital Monday.

Airs. Verna Zeiner entertained

j Mr. and Mrs. Vemie P. Zeiner Bainbridge rapped Reelsville, an< ^ family and Air. and Mrs. 72 to 63, in the Washington I D ennis Bowen Sunday. It was township Indians’ wigwam Fri- I celebrating Vernies birthday,

day night.

Dean Wehrman led the Point-

Friday with Mr? Ethel Rvr l with i Mrs. Della Smyth as co-hostess. Twelve members and two guests answered roll call with “Favorite • Poem.” House plant problems were discussed. Next meeting will , be Feb. S with Bernice Smith. Delia Herman as co-hostess. . The Willing Workers Class met ' Tuesday evening with Airs. Bea Wade. Eleven members answered roll call with "most surprising , Christmas gift.” Entertainment was furnished by Mrs. Louise Newkirk. Prizes won by Mrs. ' Lorene Deweese and Mrs. Ruby Deweese. Feb meeting will be i with Mrs Doris Fredrick. Miss Beverly Maxwell, Aliss ■ Sharon Maxwell and Airs. Chas. Smith attended the sub-district j MYF meeting at Brick Chapel - Tuesday evening. Airs. Jessie Robinson has re- < ; turned home from the Methodist hospital. She is improving. Airs. Carl Barker and infant ' daughter Deanna Dawn returned , ; home from Putnam county hos- j pital Tuesday. Airs. Lucy Swisher returned to her home from the Putnam county hospital Wednesday morning. The Stitch and Chalter Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Lela Hunter. One guest and sixteen members answered roll call with ”A winter verse. Entertainment furnished by Mrs. Callie Casady. Next meeting will be Tan. 23 with Mrs. Louise Smith. The Service Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Della j

Smyth.

THE DA IY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered in the postoffice at Greencastle, Indiana as second lass mail matter under act of March 7, 1878. Subscription price 25 cents per week, $5.00 per year by mail in Putnam County, S6.00 to $10.40 per year outside Putnam County. Telephone 74, 95, 114 S. R. Rariden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street

SOCIETY C LI B CALENDAR Tuesday Modern Homemakers Club—7:30—Mrs. Ed Staub Present Day Club—2 P. M.— Miss Kathleen Campbell. A. A. U. W.—8 P. M. — Mrs. Paul Thonras. Wednesday Current Book Club—8:00 p. m.

David (1812-after 1S78) and \\*illiain (1815-?), the third aud fourth children, marrieti here and went to Iowa from whence then * descendants scattered westward. — Matthias 11817-81 >, the fifth; child, married Alary Magdalene Saylors and moved to Alontgomeiy. County.—Sarah (1820-59). the sixth child, married James AlcGaughey (1808-48). Sarah'? second husband was Jesse Spencer (1817-77),—Noah (1823-56),. the seventh child, married Sarah

(1818-88).—John. the

TODAY S BIBLE THOUGHT Abide in me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit of it»elf. except it abide in the vine, no more can ye. except ye abide in me. John 15:4.—That faith enabled Paul to do all things through Christ that strengthened him. No one has exhausted the potency of faith.

—Mrs. Roy Sutherlin.

P. E. O —8 P. AI —Mrs. Wil- ! Conle y

lard Sunkel.

Twentieth Century Club—2

M.-—Mrs. H. E. H. Greenleaf. | ed to Missouri about 1859-60. He Chez Nous Club—8 P. M. — ! died shortl >’ after entering the Mrs. Charles E. Young. 135 W. ! Union Ann >’ and was buried at

i eighth child, married in 1849 p Alilly Jane Smith and they mov-

Berry. Friday Needlecraft Luncheon — Airs. Carl Washier.

12:30

Personal And Local Nows Briefs

Mr. and Mrs. Max Watts, of Cloverdale, are the parents of a daughter- bom Friday at the Putnam county hospital. Alodem Homemakers Club will meet at 7:30 p. m. On Jan. 22nd

at the home of Mrs. on Indianapolis Road.

Ed Staub

Miss Barbara Gemeth Hostess To Club The Business and ProfessionWomen’s Club held a dinner meeting at the Royale Cafe Wednesday evening. Later the group moved to Miss Gerneth’s home for the business meeting. Twenty-four members were present. The following appointments were made: Miss Susie Talbott to serve the unexpired term of Vice-President which has recently been vacated and Mrs. Theoline Bee to the Courtesy Committee. During the social hour Miss Lea Cumutt entertained with

Pointers Defeat Indians, 72 to 63

ers with 23 points but Jerry Lewis, of Reelsville, was high man for the game with a total of

27 points.

Bainbridge jumped into a 14 to

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Harlan j of Peru spent Sunday with Air.

and Aim Wm. Smith.

Air. and Airs. Arthur Lisby are vacationing in Phoenix, Arizona. Rickie Pickett spent from Sun- | day until Tuesday with his grand-

—FARM BUREAU -^ets nuclear weapons with the destructive power of billions of tone of TNT. President Eisenhower put maintenance of such air-atomic forces to deter aggression at the top of U. S. defense missions in ■ he new budget just sent to Congress. The round-the-world flights were taken as visible evidence of that war-deterring power.

! piano music and group singing

The West Aladison Home Dem- I was en joyed. onstration Club will meet with | Thg next meeting will be held Mrs. Ray Evens Wednesday, Jan. | at Union Building February 20th. 23rd, 1:30 p. m. |

The Greencastle Council of Clubs will meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. in the Roberts Chapel of Gobin Memorial church. An interesting program has been planned and a good attendance is requested.

123rd Governor

ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Ricky Carman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carman, 3 years old today, Jan. 19.

10 advantage at the quarter and ' parents ’ Mr - and Mrs - Ev erett

the Indians could the pointer squad. Bainbridge (72) Wehrman Jeffries

Blue

Cooper Harsh Da rger Shoaf : O’Hair

not overtake

(63)

Ik'elsv ill<

Lewis

Barnett Renner

Friend

D. Hutcheson Hammond Beaman

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IN MEMORY Jones In loving memory of Dennis A. -Jones, who pa-s.d away Januaiy 19, 1956. Death leaves a heartache no one

can heal.

ATiller in Ben Davis.

Mrs. Ida Alice Clark entered j the Putnam County Hospital Wednesday night for treatment, j Phe was released on ATonday and J is at the home of her mother, ] Mrs. Alinnie Walton, Coatesville. j Air. and Aim. Byron Kelley visited Mr. and Airs. Charles Kelley |

Sunday in Indianapolis.

Airs. Alinnie Shuck is now a pa- , tient in the Ruark Nursing Home. She was released Thurs- | day from the Putnam county hep- ;

pital.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barker are the paren s of a daughter, Dean- t n.a Dawn, born Thursdav. Jan. 10 at the Putram county hospital. \ Airs. Loud^lla Da-v. ro”ther t 1 of Fillmore is a pnti'-.t in the ! Putnam county hospital. The WSCS met all day Thurs- : day at the Recreation Building. The vice president. Airs. Fari i Varvel, was in charge of the meeting. Mrs. Ruth Smith l"d devotions and Ali-s. Frances AlcGm-

f^CBEL HOME OPEN HMCffiST ACTION 60S Orescent Drive Sondsy, 3 To 5 P. M 3 Bedrooms, ! J Baths, l-iel Planned Kitchen SI 2.650.00 V!\ - R1A Financing HAL HICKMAN,

Fillmore PTA To Meet Monday The regular meeting of the Fillmore P. T. A. will be held Monday, January 21, at 7 p. m., school time. There will be special music. The speaker will be Dr. Luderer, exchange professor at DePauw University. Dr. Luderer is a graduate of the University of Vienna in Austria.

St. Louis. His seven children left numerous descendants scattered all over the nation.—Catherine, the last child of our pioneer parents, first married William Davis, and her second husband was Jacob Harman.—These are facts, not tulogies. Those of the Clodfelter (Glattfelder) clan may have things to eulogize. None can trace back farther in name: Adam (Glattfelter)." But, alas, he married not Eve but Verona Legi, and lo and behold, the date was July 29, 1570. Anyway, I was taught and believe that “self, praise is half scandal.’ or. ‘one shouldn’t toot his own hom’ and that ‘all trees have some rotten wood’—and also some good.” (Mr. Johnson's comprehensive and excellent report on the Clodfelter family contained the names of many of the more recent descentants, which we had to omit by reason space. The Daily Banner feels sure that any one contacting Mr. Johnson for further information would receive his full coopera-

tion.)

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Yon may be assured that the prescription department is not "just another section” in our store. e consider it to he our most important community obligation and responsibility. You arc invited to take

£oan IPHARMACY

PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS

thr label of QUALITY, ACCURACY AXD SERVICE

TV TONIGHT

WISH-TV—Channel 8

PUERTO RICO'S Gov. Luis Alunoz Alarin takes oath as the 123rd governor since discovery of the island by Columbus in 1493. He is the first, however.

Memories are treasures no

onp nis gave lesson

on “Islands in i

elected by popular vote. Gov-

can steal.

our own community.”

1 C. A. »UK V 1^11

ernor Munoz, 59, is shown in

Wife, Helen.

^ , The Garden Club met all day

San Juan. (International)

BALANCE SHEET

for mmit

COUNTY FOR YfAR

1956

To the Board of Comniiss

oners of Putnam Oountv

the \ ud it nr md Tr.

asur, r m.uit the ft-llowiiig - reports of receipts ruin disbursements

from Jan 1, F9f>6 to Dec :

Bal.

Ree* ipt

Disbursed

Bal. Over-

KENT'S

Jan. 1. Tri

*;, G

LVc. 31. ’56 drafts

Co. Revenue

$ 90.991.2.x

3 25O.70.'

$ 252.2S1.79 3 89,414.98

Co. Welfare

7 7 R ** 7 ^

.64

266.410.01

66,481.52

Welfare Trust

2.54 7,99

211.57

Co. Poor

10 0 ' \

30.000 41

17.967.93

Cumulative Bridfre

119.746.SI

39 9>

.10

14.636.75

145,093.16

Gasoline

25.314.59

30 7.000

. 9 ^

2 7 >. 0 4 S. 8 0

14,932.77

IloBp. Maint

32.7S2.19

381,095.43

44,030.78

liosp. Cum.

73.842.45

Hosp. Donated E<i

6T»0 00

1.332

.51

1.982.51

Hoso. Construction

440.241.2S

100.180

527,9 2

545,894.17

Hosp. Redemption

901.00

39.9S J

1 0

20.152.00

20.735.10

Tax Salt* Kulcaiption

1 * 00

4 29

429.90

14.00

Robards Pitch

396.34

386.34

FTIn. Common ......

1 133.41

4.0 r >-(

-2 1

3 >7,9.50

1.328.15

Prln. Congressional

>60.39

7.907

2.220.00

6 547.48

Interest Common

>44

1.404 S2

559.88

Interest Conjcreesional

3.0 r> 0

5.982.06

2.932.03

Pines .v Kortelturos

27, 00

>.(*i 4.

7. >>9.00

150.00

Co. Teachers Retirement

100.

2 4

100.24

State Tax

2.9K. r »

2.965.70

State Seh. Tuition

29.546,

29.546.39

•

State Teach Retir. mrnt

27 9 > v

1»

27.988.14

Ind Bd. of lK. . .

1,3 M 9

] .399.35

State Forestry

2,7,9 s

S !

2 598.84

Hosp. Blue Cross . .

4.020

1 1

4 020.14

Inheritance Tax

23.£30

25.630.74

Intangible Tax

6 4 1g.

6 446 10

I'm ket Fees

11400

] S 7

* 1 231.00

65.00

Show License . . . .

5.00

r ,

5.00

99 0 0

7.773

7.832 00

39 00

2.791 65

2.261.

^ 0

5.053.45

Towns) x

50 16

30.162.51

Vocational ...

11.099.

4 4

1 1.099.44

Local Tuition

3s0.42i*.67

396.420.67

Special School

327.393.97,

327.391.95

Special School Bond

2 7.7» S n

\ 8

51.598.48

Delinquent Dos

66 00

66.00

Surp!::-; Dor

41.40

3.149.6:.

• 3.191 05

Surplus Tax

73 74

15.

10.00

78.87

I.ibrnrv Fund

32,303.87

Surplus Del Tax- Sale

1.003.0*7

4 7 _

241.06

804.08

Federal Withholding

10.0 *-9.7,0

34 759.

54.179.48

10.610 39

Qorp It tt d

1.290.

4 6

1.290.46

Cumulative Bldtr

r.9 467.

^ 7

79,467.37

■'

109,030. r

109.020.37

Recreation

5.349

5 549.73

Street Imp ....

1.943.

1.94 5 9.*;

Police and Firemen

1.2"0

1.290.48

Lease Rental

66.194 3

66.194.34

Sewape

13 0

15 00

F. I. C i

4 4*4

16.532 7

♦*

1 5.7 18.59

5.278 56

Nona France Foundation

i.&os :>©

i 500.n

3.003.50

Park

7.742.7

,.1 42.« 5

TOTALS

3901 30j |s ,

S 2.667.207.30

*2.318.073 55 *1.054.0:6.91 *3.(91.91

Friendly Neighbors Club Fluids Meeting The Friendly Neighbors Club met in January at the home of Mrs. Cecil English and assistant hostess Mrs. Ed Cassity. The new president, Airs. Dolby Collings presided. Mrs. English took a chapter from Luke for her devotions. Roll call, “what you enjoyed most in ’56 and flag salutes were given. Interesting and educational contests, were given and won by •Mrs. Claude Etcheson, Mrs. D. Coliings, Aliss Heavenridge and Mrs. Ivan Proctor. Coffee and wafers were served Club, adjourned to meet in Febtuaiy. —GOOD OLD DAYS was Alatilda, daughter of Lott Hinkle. Six children blessed this union: Elmina, Jackson, Columbus ‘Turn’, Daniel ‘Newt’. Alartha Ann, and John W. The last of these children died in 1940 but their descendants are many. —Elizabeth, (1810-89), the second child of John ,the pioneer, married George Lookabill in N. C., and brought their family here. Among the large family of twelve children, folks hereabouts trace back to the following: Sarah, who married William AlcGaughey; Polly Ann, who married William Hart; Alfred, who manied Harriet Myers; Elizabeth, who married George Alahan; Noah, who married Sarah A. Grimes; and Lidda, who married George F. Graham.—

6:00 ....

Annie Oakley

6:30 ....

Beat the Clock

7:00 .

Susie

7:30

Buccaneei’s

8:00

Jackie Gleason

9:00 ....

Gale Storm

9:30

Hey Jeanie

10:00 ....

Gunsmoke

10:30

Celebrity Playhouse

11:00 .

News; Weather

11:15 ..

Late Show

12:15

’ Late Late Show

WTTY—Channel 4 6:00 Ozark Jubilee 6:30 Shorty Sheehan 7:30 Larry Welk 8:30 Auto Show 9:00 Feature 10:00 Hoedown 10:30 On Your Own 11:00 Hollywood Alovie WTHI-TV—Channel 10 6:00 Disneyland 7:00 Beat the Clock 8:00 Jackie Gleason 9:00 .... Soldiers of Fortune 9:30 Hey Jeanie 10:00 Gunsmoke 10:30 Rosemary Clooney 11:00 Lawrence Welle Wkstindhouse WRIGHTS ELECTRIC SERVICE 2 LOCATIONS 305 X. Jackson St. Phone 61 GREENCASTLE, IND. MAIN ST. CLOVERDALE APPLIANCES AND TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE

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As the form has been sold we will sell at puMie auction at farm known as the Toni Ranker farm, located I'j miles south and eaMt of Mooresville on the Rocker Road on Wednesday, January 23, 1?57 at 10:30 (DST) the following property FARM IMPLHMEfiTS One International "AI” tractor. 1950; one Massey-IIarris tractor M-44. 195:); two 3-bottom Oliver plows, hy draulic lifts; one Massey-Harris cultivator, 2-row; one International Harvester cultivaitor, 2-row; otic Alassey-Harris mounted corn planter, 2row; one Massey-IIarris side delivery rake; one Alassey-llarris Clipper combine, 1954; one tO-foot corn elevator. Universal; one Oliver mounted spray, 8-rcw; one International Harvester mower, mounted: one Alassey-TIarris corn planter, self propelled, 1949; one wheat drill, Van Brunt, 13-hole; one manure loader; one post hole digger: two rubber tired wagons with beds; one rotary hoe; one International Harvester manure spreader; oin* 9 1'.. wheel dis-; one drag; one Stover Hammerniill; hog feeders; two 100gallon fountains. ROGS Four sows with pigs by side, two sows to farrow by day of sale, 25 feeder hogs, averaging 120 pounds; two open sows. AP?RaxmATElY 6GQ BAIE5 OF HAY, TJIOMY A?JD CLOVER WXED TERMS—CASH. Not responsible in case of accident. Lunch will he served. VJRGiLMASOH and FRID SANDERS Jim Vaughn, Auctioneer % Watsons, Clerk

YOU'RE TELLING ME!

Sy W!Ll | AM ritt —

Central Press Writer

A DETROITER” has invented; a gasoline-powered roller skate. On seeing a picture of it, we at! first mistook it for one of those imported foreign midget cars.

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The annual world champion-] ship baking contest got away to | a quiet start in New York City, j In fact, everything was in good

taste.

t T » Soma folk can never be convinced you can't get something for nothing. Otherwise, there would be no baseball trades.

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England’s Duke of Bedford has offered his estate as the site for the 1958 convention of the World

Congress of Nudists. It’s not always a nudist gets a chance to be bitten by a blue-blooded mosquito or nipped by an aristocratic

chigger!

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A Michigan man found several dandelions blooming in his snowcovered lawn. Must have made a rather charming polka-dotted

effect. t » t

Five of the eight Nobel Priiei are awarded to Americans. That, we don't mind saying, is quite c nobe! showing!

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It’s important, an etiquet expert declares, to sign Christmas cards properly. It’s more important not to forget to mail them.

PHYSICS LAW FOUND WRONG

$5,000 KIDNAPING REWARD

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Approved Jan Putrnrn Coi dt

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THESE TWO COLUMBIA PHYSICISTS, Prof. Chien-Shiung Wu and Prof. Leon M. Lederman, were among scientists who joined Prot. T. D. Lee of Columbia and Prof. C. N. Yang of the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, N. J.. in experiments proving that sub-atomic meson particles do not sp n as scientists have tl.o ;ght they did, thus upsetting a 30-year-old law of theoretical physics. Now a new law of theoretica) physics will have to be devised. The discovery has a bearing on understanding of the inter-action of all particles of living and non-living matter, right on up to stars and planets. Fhrofs. Wu and Lederman are shown in New York, holding a block of graphite enclosed in a coil. When attacbmi to a cyclotron, it slows down particles. {Interruxtxonai/

MARIE McDONALD holds up her check for $5,000 in Beverly Hills, Calif., placed on deposit with AI Hart (right), president of the City National Bank of Beverly Hills as a reward for information leading to capture of her kidnapers. Her attorney, Jerry Giesler, is at left. Meanwhile, police said they could find no kidnaping evidence at her home. {International Soundphoto)