The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 April 1957 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER MOV.. APRIL 1, 19.j~ I^age 2 QREEliCASTLE. IN'D. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Clarence J. Ferrand etux to Roy G. Cline*' etux land in Cloverdale. Si.
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The Cresent Club will meet Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. with Mrs. Bayard Allen. Indorsers of Photoplay will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Ferd Lucas. The Contemporary Book Club will meet with Mrs. Herbert Heller on Wednesday, April 3rd, at 8:00 p. m. Mrs. W. M. Jessup who under- { went surgery last week at the | Putnam County hospital is re- ; ported improving.
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Mrs. Liliie Ferrand returned to
TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT her horr - e Saturday, after spend- | What God hath -cleansed call | in £ the winter in Indianapolis | P
j not thou common. Acts 10:15.— In ancient days when swine fed on garbage they spread disease widely. In civilized Christian :] | lands swine are fed clean food and are not scavengers and health laws prevent the sale of contaminated meat and food of
all kinds.
Personal And Local News Briefs
STARTIH6 MONDAY, APRIL 1ST.
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ablie Sale (X= 106 HEAD OF BEEF AfID DAIRY CATTLE As we are ©flanging mr faring t^cralcen, v/s will sell o&r Beef mi iafry Geiffe si zustm si c*ir ferm located 2 rAlze sosttii ®t Readidsle and I i mA'ee wssl, 4 r.srlh e. Balnhiidge and I { mlled west, or 3^ miSee east cf Fincastle on TIES0AY, APRIL 2, 15S7 BEGINNING AT 11:00 A. M . (ST DAIRY 12 h«x*.l of purcbretl Jrracvs, not rvglatered. most of whfxti run frotn four to five year* of age. The mo»t of thc^e will be n »>h by day of sul \ Th]s is a nice bunch of Jeraey*. extra good ;>-odacers. Anyone w ho needs a goml dairy cow should see these cows. BEEF
.‘8 hcwl ef AnRTis e»'.va of whieln about half should have oaTtm by the day of aale. Soar* »f tiir*# cows are coming with tbolr (txvond caIvss. ■«o»r ftva 3 ear aid* aad aocne ««ws older. !• 1 M of yMU-Htag- Aagu baifsra and 24 k«*d •/ y lailfcg Am^m atesrs. Oik- reeirf 1 ad A**Tm *aC. < r**ru *14.
Bom Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. John Smitherman of Amo, a
daughter.
Postmaster and Mrs. Raymond
R. Neal have returned from &
vacation spent in Florida. Mr. and Mis. L. H. Dlrka are
j vacationing in Florida. They ! will return the latter part of the
! week.
The County Home Demonstration Chorus will meet this even- ' ing at 7:30 at the First Baptist I
[ church.
The Fillmore Garden Club will ; meet Friday, April 5th. 1:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Ruby ; Robinson. A daughtei was bom Saturday at the Putnam county hospital to i Mi - , and Mrs. John Robbins of Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. James Houck of Greencastle, are the parents of a eon bom Monday at th# Putnam county hospital. The Couniry Reading Club will meeting Wednesday, April 3rd. at the home of Mrs. Jonathan Houck Mrs. Verner Houck will have the program. The Clintcn Fall® W’SCS will meet Thursday night, April 4 at the church at 7:30. all members are urged to come so the plans for the dinner we are serving at the church m April 9 can be fin-
ished.
The regular meeting of the Greencastle Women’s Club will be held at the home of Mrs. T. G- Yuncker on Wednesday, April 3rd, at 2 p. m. Mis. James Loveless has charge of the program and Mrs. Robert Gould as president will preside. Mr. and Mrs. Gal« Baugh of Belle Union were notified Saturday nighi that their son Jackie Baugh had arrived at WrightPatterson Air Fore* Base hospital at Fairborn, Ohio. He has been confined to a hospital in Tokyo, Japan with an eye injury for the last five weeks. He received liis injury while stationed at Chito»e Air Base in HokKaido Islands. Japan.
with her daughter.
The young Mothers Study Club will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Mary Vanlandingham. Rev. Elgin Smith will have the program. Delta Theta Tau meets Tuesday evening a-t 8 o'clock at the ' American Legion Home. Mrs. Richard Andis and Mrs. Gene McKeehan will be the hostesses. The regular meeting of the Morion Men’s club will be held Tuesday evening, April 2, at 8 o’clock DST at the Union Chapel church. All men of the Morton
comunity are invited.
Mrs. Keith H. Lyon and Mrs. Glenn H. Lyon attended the funeral of Ellis George Smith, the grandfather of Mrs. Keith Lyon, in Ligonier on Sunday. Mr. Smith, a prominent farmer, w-as 93 at
the time of his death.
The meeting of the United Spanish American War Veterans Auxiliary scheduled for Thursday, April 14th has been postponed. The members will attend a dinner at the Severin Hotel on April 4th honoring the national Auxiliary president, Mrs. Ellen
R. Hawk.
Delta Theta Tau Alumnae will meet Tuesday, April 2 art 7:45 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Robert Farber. Mrs. Rex Haines and Mrs. John Rightsell are the assistant hostesses. Mrs. Russell Pierce will meet with the group to tell of her work as National
Phinlanthropic Secretary.
Mrs. N. Cleaves Turk has returned to her home in Mt. Vernon, Mo. after a month's visit with her son. Prof. Laurel H. Turk, Mrs. Turk, and family. Mrs. Turk was accompanied by Prof. Turk and i Tom, who will spend this w’eek in Missouri. They will return by wary of Columbia, Mo., where
they will visit friends.
The Friendly Neighbors Club of Bainbridge met in March with Mrs. Claude Scobee, assistant hostess was Mary Heavenridge Mrs. Scobee gave an interesting devotional arrangement to open the meeting. Business was disposed of and a short program was given. Airs. Balch gave an Irish reading and a nice group of contests w’ere given. After a pleasant social hour club adiourned to meet in April with
Mrs. Giltz.
sold. This is the first District Scouting Fair to be held in the W’abash Valley Council. For several | years, a Council fair has been held in Terre Haute, in which Putnam County units have participated. In planning this event heie, it was felt that the people of Greencastle and Putnam County should have a chance to see what their Scouting program was accomplishing in their own community. Every one is invited to see this exhibition of the Scouting program.
Federal Payroll Sets New Mark
TV TONIGHT WI6H-TY—Channel 8 6:30 News: Weather 6:45 CBS News 7:00 Stage 7 7:30 Robin Hood 8:00 Burn* and Allen 8:30 Talent Scout* j 9:00 I Love Lucy 9:30 December Bride ! 10:00 Studio One 11:00 News; Weather 11:15 Late Show
WTTV—Channel 4
6:00
6:45
7:00
Mayor of th* Town
7t30 .
Wire Service
8:30
H. Barlow
9:00
Familr Playhouse
9:30
Larrv Welk
10:30
10:45
Federated Reading Club Meets Mrs. Albert Northrop entertained the Federated Reading Club Friday p. m. Most of the members and three guests were pree«ent: Mrs. V. J. Wyckoff, Airs Ralph Torr and Airs. Evan Craw-
ley.
Mrs. Luca*, president, announced the County Federation meeting will be held April 9 at Clinton Falls Church. The registration will begin at 9:30 DST. Two good movies coming soon are "Boys' Town” and "Battle Hymn.” For the program Mrs. Northrop reviewed the book "Sir Walter Scott, His Ufe and Personality” by Hesketh Pearson. Scott was very proud of his ancestry. He was admit!ed to the bar in 1792. but after practicing a little, law did not appeal to him, and his attention was soon attracted to English, German. and Italian authors. He was first popular as a poet and later as a novelist. He wrote twenty-six “Waverly Novels." During the social hour the hostess served delectable refresnments. Club adjourned to meet April l7tk.
WASHINGTON. <UPi — Sen. Harry F. Byrd. D-Va. xeported today that the cost of meeting Uncle Sam’s payroll rose to an all-time record in January. Counting 17 million dollars paid to foreign nationals employed by the United States, he said, the federal payroll topped 1 billion dollars. Byrd’s statement was based on figures collected for his joint committee on reduction of federal expenditures. He said the government paid wages of 990 million dollars to the 2.387,015 civilians employed in January. He said the number of employes rose by 3,492 in February, for which payroll cost figures were not yet available. Wcman Slain By Iranian Bandits TEHRAN, Iran (UPU)—U. S. officials today ordered American aid operations suspended in Southeast Iran until police capture the bandits who kidnaped and killed Mrs. Anita Carroll after murdering two Point Four officials and two Iranian assis-
tants..
The decision w^as announced by Point Four Director Clark
Pat Haltom, Betty Dean and Gregory as Iran pledged to "show Thelma Thomas all received no merc > on D 16 desert bandits
led by the notorious Dad Shah, | who w ? as reported close to the Pakistan border in a desperate
:iace to elude police.
The mutilated body of Mrs. : Carroll, 35, of Issaquaib, Wash.,
Miss Carolyn Dean I’oynter Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Poynter, R. R. 1 Bainbridge, Indiana wish to announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter. Miss Carolyn Dean ; Poynter to Claude Junior Fowler. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fowlei, R. R. 4 Greencastle. The couple w r ill be married April 20 in the Bainbridge Methodist Church at 8:30 p. m. (DST) Miss Poynter is employed with the Indiana Insurance Company in Indianapolis and Mr. Fowier is employed as a brick mason in
Indianapolis.
the winner. Refreshments were served by the hostess and co-hos-tess. The next meeting will be April 19th at the home of Mrs. Voshel Frazier. A plant and bulb exchange at this meeting
will be held.
Ike Returns At A Slower Speed WASHINGTON (UP)- President Eisenhower slowed down Sunday and critics of his highspeed auto trips cheered. The President drew caustic comments over the week end for his driver’s 70-miles-an-hour speeds en route to his Gettysburg, Pa., farm Friday. Sunday, Mr. Eisenhower, with his wife and mother-in-law along, motored back to the capital at a more leisurely speed. By-passing Rockville, Md.. near where newsmen were flagged down Friday for exceeding the speed limit trying to keep up wtih the President, the Chief Executive took a back-road route to the White House.
ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Airs, Pauline Morrison, daughter of Air. and Mrs. Artie Loswell. 4t years old today, April 1. Della Smythe, Fillmore, today,
April 1.
William Craig, Fillmore today,
Apil 1.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Carl Spiegel to Ocar Chapman land in Greencastle Ash’s enlargement. SI. Wm. M Ogles to Kenneth I,. Kennedy etux land in CJoverdale j Twp. $1. Harold W. Stewart etux to C. Clifford Frazier, etux land in Greencastle Stewart's subdivi-
sion. $1
Glenn Deem etux to Robert C King etux land in Ro Fern. $1. Josephine \V Hougland etal to Kenneth I). Millei etux land in Franklin and Russell Twp. $1. James F*. Christy etux to Bobby Lawson, land in Marion Twp. $1.
Adlai's Son Is
Trial Witness plan « Collide,
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Home Guardians
Demonstration Club Meets The Home Guardians Demonstration Club had a very interesting meteing on Wednesdaj', March 27, at the home of Mrs. Hilda Searles. Lesson planning was discussed and the types of lessons they would like to have in the future will be sent to the
office.
lovely secret sister gifts. The roll call was answered
with beautiful home made Easter hats. All were very elaborately decorated and looked so pretty. A contest was held for these hats, and it was won by Bessie
Mandelblatt.
The guests were Helen Staggs who also became a new member. Other guests were Diane Mandelblatt, Mark Nodine, Carolyn Dean and the children of Hilda
St arles.
ELKHART, Ind., (UP) — The reckless homicide tiial of Frederick T. Gill, 30, Detroit, began today with a son of 1956 Democratic presidential nominee Adlai E. Stevenson expected to be one of the witnesses. John Fell Stevenson was the driver of a car w'hich collided with Gill’s truck on U. S. 20 near Middlebury in December, 1955. William C. Boyden, Lake Forest, 111., and William S. North III, Chicago, classmates of Stevenson at Harvard and passengers in his car, were killed in the accident. Gill was indicted by a grand jury on charges of involuntary manslaughter and reckless homi-
cide.
Over The Teacups '.Yin Meet On Tuesday Airs. Grafton Longden, Sr., ’.rill be hostess to Over The Teacups at her home Tuesday, April r. 1. at 2:00 p. m. Mrs. Fred M. Starr will have the program, and Mrs. Grafton Longden. Jr., and Airs. Alarion Wilson will be the assistant hos-
tesses.
Maple Heights Club Meets Tuesday Maple Heights Home Demonstration Club will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p .m. at the club house. Several guests have been invited. There will be a lesson on Flower Making. Mrs. Irene and Marie Crawley.
Rubber Workers Ouf On Strike
CINCINNATI, Ohio (UP) More than 13,000 United Rubbei Workers went on strike early today at nine B. F\ Goordich plants around the nation. The workers struck after negotiators failed to reach a new contract agreement by the deadline Sunday midnight. Negotiations had been under way here since March 11. Plants involved in the strike are in Akron and Marion, Ohio - Los Angeles; Miami, Ok’.a.; Tn--caloosa, Ala.; Oaks, Pa.; Riverside, N. J.; Clarksville, Tenn. and Cadillac, Mich. The disputes involve working conditions, welfare, fringe beneits, and a union demand for Tension of the company’s incentive
pay plan.
Wages were agreed upon ai meetings last July.
Airs. Williams Hostess To Reading Club The Thursday Pleading Club will meet Thursday at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Estelle Williams, Highland St.
Mrs. Anita Carroll was found Sunday 10 miles from the ambush scene. An Iranian Air Force plane flew her white draped coffin back to Tehran Sunday night where the Shah paid his last tribute with a wreath of carnations. She had been shot with a shotgun and stabbed and her body was partially stripped of clothing. She apparently mirvived the ambush only to be slain later when the bandits discovered she had left a trail for the National Gendarmerie.
TORN ADOES WHIR ACROSS SOUTH W ITH HEAVY LOSS Tornadoes hopped and skipp.‘<’ across the south, leaving a .spotty trail of destr uction from Tex as to Aalabama today. The twisting winds injured at least seven persons and wrecked considerable property.
MASONIC NOTICE Called meeting Temple Lodge No. 47 F. & A. M. Tuesday. April 2nd. 7:30 p. m. Work in E. A. degree. Visitors welcome. Ernest Flint, W. M.
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ELLIS A. AND JAMES l MYERS OWN1M Vlc!»r Carpenter and Alton IlunrI, Aurtiaaaero Ruachdale B ink and Truat Camp&ny, •lark. LUNCH WILL BK SERVED.
WTin-TY—Channel Id 7:00 Newa Picture 8:00 r Annie Oakley 8:30 Talent Scouts 9:00 I Lor* Lucy 9:30 Deaamber Bride 10:00 i... Dr. Hudaoo 10:30 Dragnet 11:00 * N«wi Wfotinghonse WRIGHTS ELECTTIIC SERVICE 2 LOCATIONS M5 N. Jackson St Phone 04 GREENCASTLEs IND. MAIN* 8T. CLOVERDAIJ APPLIANCES AND TELEVISION ftALKS ANT CEKVri
Mrs. Lesley Entertained CJoverdale Club Mr*. Belle Lasley was hostess j to the Cloverdale Home Demonstration Club in March with Mrs. Loren Stwalley as co-hostesses. The president, Mrs. AVilbur Huber opened the meeting with the pledge to the flag and the club creed repeated in unision. All joined in singing the song. Sixteen members answered roll -all. Secretary and Treasurer re- | oorta were given and the Secretary. Mrs. Mae Cummings read the by-lawns. Mrs. Pern,- Michael gave a very interesting lesson on health. Mrs Charles Denny gave the garden report. They adjourn- ; ed with all repeating the club prayer. During the social hour. Mrs. Stwalley. conducted a contest i and Hrs Setty Ou»rninf» wee
Putnam Coinnty Clubs Hold Spring Convention
Putnam County Federation of Clubs will hold the Spring Convention Amil 9th at Clinton Falls Methodist church. Registration
at 9:00 a. m. DST, and busineso $17.75; 120-160
meeting at 9:30 a.m. Reservations for the luncheons , $1.25 must be sent by April 4th to Mrs. Ward Arnold. Greencastle, R. 1. or Miss Carrie Pierce-, Greencastle. Phone
313.
Mrs. Russell Morgan, Cayuga, president of 5th District Indiana Federation of Clubs will address the convention in the morning. Mrs. Trurnan G. Yuncker wall give an illustrated talk on. "A Glimpse Inro The South Pacific."
THE HOG MARKET
Hogs 10,000: strong to 25 higher; 190-250 lb. $17.75- $18.25, some S18.35-$18.50. 250-280 lb. $17.25-S17.75; 160-185 lb. $16.50-
lb $14.OO-$10.OO.
WABASH OFFICIALS CATCH A .MICHIGAN JAIL ESCAPEE WABASH. Ind. (UP)—John M. Steven, 19. was in jail today because his luck finally ran out on
him.
Steven was arrested in a biw station here Sunday, three days after escaping from a Michigan prison faar.. During his freedom, he stole two cars near Brigton, Mich., held up two gas stations and a clothing store in Toledo, Ohio, and broke into several other gas stations along L. f5. 24 in Indiana.
STURTEVANT, Wis. (UP) Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Galt Jr., Woodstock. 111., and their- niece, Cindy Davis, 4, passengers in an airplane, escaped injury when their craft collided in the air with another plane. The pilot of their plane, Robert Ellis. 51, Darien, Wis., also escaped injury, but the two nn n in the other plane wore hurt. Taken to St. Luke's Hospital at Racine, Wis., were Sylvester Holler, 34. the pilot .and William Jack Morgan. 35, the planes owner, both of Sturtevant. The crash occurred as Ellis was bringing his plane in for a landing and Holler was taking off at the Air Citv Field here Sunday. Each pilots said he did not see the other plane. Both craft fell about 30 feet to the runway. There is no control tower at the small field. A PHANFOM HKO l\N IS LOOSE IN ENGLAND WC>LVERHAMPn)N. England (UP) The phantom fior.seman who tides when the moon is full has the police on his tr ick. Ghostly hoofb ats resound through the vi.'lagt of VVombouin near here whenever the moon is full. Wire fences are cut. hedges iestroyed but no one ever sees he horseman. tStaffr rdshire County police aid today they have been asked ry Ureal town (oum il to investigate the damage. But residents of Wombouin are skeptical. “What’s the good of calling in the police to handli a ghost?” isked Robert Campbell, 51, “What w'e nee I is tlr° So i* ty for Psychichal Rcscnrch.” 9 society s) okesman saiel an investigator was being dupatchd to Warnboui 1 shartly. iOLSltfAS I> \ ! ;'. HERD ss DESTROYED lil \ FIRE VALPARAISO (UP) Lass was estimat • ! today a! $60,000 n a fir e whir a ■ .* ,ay t ,( a big barn on the Ralph Maiphy farm Saturday nigh! and k lied 41 hea l of cattle. Murphy report* 1! Uu d< a 1 cattle included 29 Ho! a in cows in stanchions, 7 in pens, 4 calve , and one steer. Also lr -t w* a truck, other farm equiprru .t an 1 50 tons of hay. S< <r| T 1 (>i;( ! I) OUT j INDIANAPOLIS it'I'i Twen-ty-two Ind'.-rnapolrs Girl Scouts (were forced to cut short a weekend outing when a cottage at Camp Dellv/ood was swept by
fire.
The girls, from Troop 103 of the Irvington Pv-byten.in Church, had just returned from church e>ervices Sunday when they saw | smoke curling from the cottage Firemen from nearby towns put
out the fin.aes after caused ab ut $1 000 <
thev had
RA1KER, GRACE VACATION IN SWiTZiRLAND
—SCIENCE FAIR Activities. Troop 92, Bainbridge, Entomology. Tickets are being sold for this event by the Scouts. Cubs and Explorers. Proceeds from ticker sales will be drstributed am' ng the partrerpating units in proportion to the number of ticket.-
RiCTOR FINICttL HJME AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 541
CURIOUS CROWD of Swiss citizens fellows Prince Rainier and Pnnce.-s G t e < m . they leek for a suitable place to spend their vacation. The royal couple toured Li’i- mm- vf •; ut m official ascort.