The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 April 1957 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER LPlayin* on the Junior team are

Till RK. APRIL 4. 1957 Page 2 GREEN C ASTLE. 1XD.

GREEHCASTLE'S ATHLETES FACE FULL SCHEDULE

A busy *pnng sport* program has been schedulfcl far Greencastle high »chool athletes by Tom Goldsberry, Tiger Cub athletic director. The only draw-back, especially this month, will be the

weather conditions.

A three-way track meet between Bainbridge, Fillmore and Greencastle had to be called off yesterday due to the rain. It was very doubtful this morning that Greencastle’s baseball game

L. Carter, C. Grubb. H. Ikamire, If. Nelson, M. Myers, V. Lanzone, J.*Colbert. S. Burkett. J. Hughes. M. Drake and B. Pehan. The Freshmen are C. Drake, D. Osborne, K. Carter, S. Collins, P. Mishler, C. Nelson. S. Baker, B. Gardner and M Sims. On the same program the boys physical education class will do tumbling and boxing bouts.

BASKETBALL SCORES

Final Games Jones School 3rd Grade 5; Rid-

path 2

Kidpath 4th Grade 15; Miller fl Miller 5th Grade 25; Jones 14 Miller Hth Grade 23; Jones f)

IKE S VIEWPOINT

WASHINGTON (UP;—Presi-

at Bloomington could be played ! dent Eisenhower said Wednesday due to wet grounds. his plan for dealing with disabl-

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HERALD CONSOLIDATED Enntered in the postoffice at Greencastle, Indiana as second ‘lass mail matter under act oi March 7, 1878. Subscriptior price 25 cents per week, $5.00 per year by mail in Putnan | County, S»>.00 to $10.40 per year lutside Putnam County. Telephone 74, 95, 114 S. R. Kariden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT The kingdom of God is within you. Luke 17:21.—If we learn how to use this infinite power we cease to be brothers of the beasts and we become sons of God, brethren of Christ who was the first born of many brethren.

Members of the Putnam County Saddle Club will have a pitchin dinner Sunday, April 7th, at 6:30 p. m. Donald (Cub) Lear underwent ja major operation at the Robert i Long Hospital in Indianapolis ' Thursday morning. Women of the Deer Creek ! Coon Hunters Association will meet Friday evening at 7:30 at the home of Bernice Hatcher. Roll call will be an exchange of April Fool packages. | . The Friendly Circle Home Demonstration Club will meet ; with Mrs. Sylvia Shannon, 225 Bloomington street, Friday afternoon. April 5, at 1:30. Rose | Knauer will be assistant hostess.

AXMYERSARIES Wedding , Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Wood, TOhio street, eleven years today. Mr. and Mrs. Burnace Pritchi ard, 10 years today.

CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank the doctors, nurses and dieticians for their | kind and efficient ca^e during my stay in the hospital. Also for j the cards, notes and flowers from j friends and neighbors to make ! my stay there more pleasant. Mrs. Clara B. South. p.

Come what may, here is the sports program for the remaind-

ed presidents is based on the assumption that it would be carried

er of the school year according to j out by honest men who would schedule: > not misuse it to try to seize powApril 8—Track, Ben Davis, er. there; Baseball, Spencer, 1. re. Mr. Eisenhower, defending the April 12—Baseball, Plainfield, plan at his news conference, said there; Junior High football, he felt the American people Crawfordsville, here. I would "resant very bitterly” any April 18—Track, Brazil, here; attempt to misuse his proposal. Jr. High football. Brazil, there. The President has recommendApril 23—Baseball, Martins* cd to Congress a constitutional ville, here; Jr. High football, amendment to a-llow a president Brazil, here. | to declare Ivs own disability and April 24—Track, Linton Re- | to hand over his powers tempo-

lays.

April 26—Track,

ville, there; Baseball, Crawfords-

ville, there.

April 29—Baseball, Bloomington, here; Jr. High football, Ciawfordsville, there.

I rarily to the vice president. If

Crawford?- i the presid'-M were too ill to

make th' decision himself the

cabinet would.

Personal And Local News Uriels

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TAHASH WILL RESIGN Ralph Tahash of the Indiana

April 30—Track, Western In- ! Reformatory art Pendleton has Indiana Conference Meet at Rose f°iTned state officials he will

Baseball,

Paly; here.

May 3 — Track, Lebanon, there; Baseball, Gerstmeyer,

there.

May 8—Baseball, Crawfords-

ville. here.

May 9 — Baseball, Spencer,

there.

May 11 — Track, Sectional

Meet.

May 13 — Baseball, Wiley,

there.

So far this Spring, the Cub track squad has lost to Brazil and won fxom Cloverdale by only fractions of a point. G1RIJS TEAMS BATTLE FOR NET CHAMPIONSHIP

Veedersburg, resign, one of them said today.

Chairman Paul Myers of the State Collections Board said Tahash told him of his plane, but neither Myers nor Governor Handley t.ad a formal resign-

ation up to this morning.

TAKES HIGHWAY POST

INDIANA POLS (UP) — Son. Charles Maddox R-Otterbein finally decided to surrender his seat in the Indiana Legislature and join Governor Handley’s administration as a member of the State Highway Commiesion.

The championship basketball game of the Greencastle high •chool girls teams will be played Friday at 7:30 p. m. between the Freshman and Junior girls. This promises to be quite a tussle. There are three sister combinations playing against each other.

BLONDE IS HUNTED CHICAGO (UP)— A citywide i manhunt was on today for a ! blond woman who shared a “love nest” with slain Chicago banker j Leon Marcus, but who was cut J off without, n cent in his will. Marcus, 61 left his entire estate, estimated at about $2 million, to his widow, Frances, and his two daughters.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace, of Cloverialc*, are the parents of a son born at the Putnam county hospital. Harold Flint received word Wednesday that Putnam County Frozen Foods, Inc., placed second in the state ham curing contest held Sunday in Indianapolis during the convention of Indiana locker firms. Mr. and Mrs. George Friend w r ere in Ann Arbor, Michigan, for the weekend where they visited Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Whitaker and family. There is a slight improvement in the condition of Dr. Whitaker who has been ill for several weeks. A truck belonging to the George Long Trucking Company of Terre Haute overturned and rolled into a ditch on U. S. 40 during the night, state police reported. The accident occurred between Reelsville and Manhattan. Police said the driver escaped uninjured. Dr. C. L. Bieber, head of DePauw’s geology department, is attending meetings of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists in St. Louis this week. An international affair for geologists interested in oil explorations, the A APG conference will continue through Friday. The Putnam County Democratic Women’s Club will sponsor a Jefferson-Jackson day dinner April 10th, at 7:00 p. m., at the Boots ’N Saddle. Matt Welsh, minority leader of the Indiana State Senate, will be the speaker. For reservations, or further information, call 1083-J or 9(0.

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Engineer Dies In Train Wreck SECACUS, N. J. (UP)— The | engineer of a Pennsylvania Rail- | road commuter'train w’as killed | and 26 passengers w r ere injured 1 Wednesday night when it slam- ; med into the rear of a “deadhead” baggage train near here. The engineer, Clyde E. Coch- , rane, 58, of Iselin, N. J., w y as j crushed inside thee ab of the j engine vdiich was derailed in the ; New Jersey meadow r s about six 1 miles w r est jf New York City. The injured were returned to j Pennsylvania Station in New | York in the undamaged passenI ger cars ana taken to St. Vinj cent's and Bellevue hospitals for

i treatment.

Four Children iPerish In Fire COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP) — Four children, all under 7, burned to death Wednesday night when their home, 10 miles southeast of here caught fire from an overheated stove. Dr. Robert A. Evans, coroner, said the chiliren of Mr. and Mrs. Denver Triplett w r ere found in a bedroom, three on one bed, the other on the floor.

Mrs. Chester Day Is Hostess To Club The Jefferson Towmship Home Demonstration Club met Thursday. March 28. with Mrs. ChesI ter Day. Twenty-four members, four guests, Mrs. Lowgue, Mrs.

Akers, Mrs. Baugh and \trk Cline responding to roll call. Mrs. Myron McCammack Club president, was in charge leading in reading of creed and flag salute door prize won by Mrs. Akers. The program planning discussion was led by Mrs. Harold Stringer with several different subjects being mentioned. The gardening report was given b; Mrs. Ora Hurst and Mis. Lulu Foster. Meeting closed with club prayer. All departed thanking Mrs. Day and Mrs. Charlie Wise, cohostess, for their lovely refreshments and moet enjoyable afternoon.

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