The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 May 1957 — Page 4

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Tho J.Tck^oneu.-i met May 13 at 2:00 DST with Mrs. Doris Pit-

cock.

M cling was opened by Mrs. M M il;- n with the slogan of the month. Mrs. Gowin gave the history of the song of the month a d th< n the members sang the song together. Club creed was !'• ad in unison. Roll call was a .".-•we red by "Famous People I have Seen." The lesson "Legal Procedures" v as given by Mrs. Hatfield. M iry important pointers were given concerning Investments

and Inheritance. Secretary report read and approved and treasurer’s report given. Mrs. Claud Malayer gave out sheets on which we were to . mark subjects we would like to have for lessons for next year. During the social hour games i were played and won by Mrs. Gowin and Mrs. Dean. Lovely refr shments were served to 11 members and three guests. Meeting adjourned to meet June i 10 with Mrs. James Pwobbins. The Dolly Madison 4-H Club : held its fifth regular meeting Wednesday night, May 1, at No.

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Personal property of the late Ray Miller Estate to be held it rami local (1 I milch southeast of Rainbridge on the Cambridge Fillmore Road, on Saturday, May 18th, 1557 13:00 O’CLOCK SHARP ANTIQUES One Cuggy Seat; tv. o Spinning Wheels; one wood Garden IJ-iTie; i iie-iior.e draun Field Rake (wood); one Scythe tirain ‘radio; (i or X double School Desks; oltp double shovel Plow; one \alking break Plow, X ineh; ri\<» drop leaf Tables; two bedside rabb s; (» old fashioned Cane bottom kitchen Chairs; one ladder Nark Rocker; one ghi's door Safe. soai" antique dishes, candle molds, old iron kettles and other irtieh** too numerous to mention. Some Stone Jars; 1 5-gallon Stone Jugs; 2 large colored lamp ( hanciliers. Candle Lanterns. One l!M5 Model FORD and extra parts, lias side curtains. One high wheel Iticycle. FflSM IflaCIiiflERY flflD MISCELLAHEOUS One Tractor, Earniall F-30, 1935, on rubber; one disc and landciii, b It. one break plow ; two I i-ineli shovels; one drag saw, power takeoff; one iiu///. Saw and belt; one Trailer with stock aek; one Trailer with dump bed; one Wagon, rubber tires; one wagon, steel wheels; one Hay Fork, 2 prong; one Hay Fork, grab nooks; two Hog Feeders; one Electric motor, 2 II. P. with conrols; I9(i Sugar IJuekets and spiles; one Chain Hoist, l 1 ^’ tun weight; one Wire Strelehers; two sets Work Harness; oil** Hog ( rat**; 3 line shafts and flat pulleys; one Anvil and Forge; 4 !ialv.iiii/.isl Water Tanks; 2 pair Seales; one Maytag gasoline engine; one Post Drill Press; one Beneh Vise; one foot Warmer: l Pig Brooders; one Railroad Jack; one Stone Truck; 2 14-ft. Ladders; one Sidearm Gas Heater; two <00x16 implement Tires and Whe als; Hun Rope, Shovels, Pit* hfoaks, Gas Barrels; one 19-11 Ford V-8 Radio and Heater; Planes and other small tools; on* 14-ft. Canoe and Paddies; old Radios and Parts. Some baled Hay. FURNITURE One Square Dining Table; 3 Dressers, 2 with Mirrors; 3 Noeking Chairs; one Folding Bed; one Buffet, Dishes (some Vntiipie), Pots and Pans. TERMS — CASH. Not responsible in ease of accidents. MRS. CARRIE H. MILLER, Executrix

FRANK STOESSEL, Attorney \LTOX IH RST, Auctioneer.

CLIFF Me MAI NS, Clerk

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10 school house. The meeting was called to order, the 4-H pledge was given by Anna Burks. The pledge to the flag was given by Mary L/ucus. Roll call was given by telling a famous person bom in May. The minutes were read and approved. Old and new business was discussed. Health report was given by Mrs. Aker. A demonstration on food preparation by Barbara Aker. Songs were sung led by Barbara Aker. Recreation was held Refreshments were served to fourteen members, three guests.

ROACIIDALE Mr. and Mrs. Hal Tobin of Indianapolis spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dean. John L. Eggers of Casey, Illinois, visited over the week end with his mother, Mrs. Ethel Eggers. John T. Wilson, music teacher in the school, is spending the week with his parents in Evansville. Mrs. Mabel Hashbarger of In-

dianapolis was visiting friends here over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lige Garrett and Mrs. Anna Dixon called on Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Garett at Russellville Sunday afternoon. Among those^ from a distance who attended the alumni dinner at the school building here Saturday night were Kenneth Lovett of Wisconsin, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Payne of Holland. Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Mayhall i of GreencaMle, Curtis Hostetter and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Clodfelter of Lafayette, Herman Sands of Vincennes, John L. Egg ere of Casey, Illinois, Mrs. Jean Noble of Zionsville and Miss Mary Hostetter, Joel Tobin, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Worick and Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchins all of Indianapolis. 244 reservations were made. Miss Saralea Young of Roachdale was one of the Medical Center students honored Wednesday at the Indiana Founders, day ceremonial. The Home Demonstration Club met Saturday afternoon at the

home of Mrs. Letha O'Conner with Betty Ford President in charge of the meeting. Roll call was a tribute to mother. The lesson, Legal Procedures, was given by Edna Young and Nona Grantham. Mrs. O’Conner was assisted by Betty Ford and Grace Call. Miss Lucille Shephard of Chicago was called Sunday to the Culver hospital, to the bedside of her mother, Mrs. Cynthia Shephard who had taken a sudden turn for the worse, but now is much improved. Mrs. Harold Sutherlin and sons near Cloverdale are spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Ethel Miller. Mrs. Tully Buxton is in the Methodist hospital, Indianapolis where she underwent surgery. Her room number is 570.

fHE DAILY BANNED THFRS., MAY 16. 1957 Page 4 in Cincinnal GREEN CASNLE. LSD. in 1954.

nesday, the Communist New China News Agency reported to-

day.

The Reds said one of the six had completed his prison sentence while the other five were freed because of iilness or good

conduct in prison. The prisoners , p e . u . a

were repatriated in Tientsin, the

agency said.

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rtlage, 56, killed her a former ion opertr,'ing when ioned him :tive story eader read rti ic Hican.

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the hog market Hogs 8.500; steady; 185-245 lb. | $17.75-$18.65; 245-280 lb. $17.25- ! $17.75; 300 lb. $17.00; 120-160 lb. $15.00-$16.75; 160-180 lb. $17.00I $18.00.

could find u;t\s( repair shop at 14t Watson told pol off accidently a: Hartlage as they .*■ son's homo in Eva said he feared no lieve it was an : cut up Mrs. Hart! buried the pieces of his gas station

nice they crating a Vine Sue gun went lied Mrs. *d in Wate. Watson would bent, so he body and shed back

SIX JAPS RELEASED TOKYO I UP)—Six Japanese “vear criminals” released by the Communist Chinese w r ere turned over to Japanese repatriation officials in North China Wed-

MONTGOMERY COUNTY OFFICERS MAVE MYSTERY

Nearly a

CRAWFORDSVILLE (UP) — j Evansville j Authorities headed for an old about the <

j farm-house near here today to m< th<

dig for the dismembered remains the remains and left town with

if hi

| his wife and children. At Crawfordsville, he rented Evansville, whose son confessed an old house in an isolated Montgomery County rural area and reburied the diwuembered body In ;r hole he dug beneath a ripped up section of flooring. By the time Montgomery County authorities checked out a report Watson was there, heh «d vanished again with his family and nothing was heard of them afterward. Deputy Sheriff Clarence Dem* orrett said authorities would search for the body "as soon as we know wheret o dig—that's an awfully big house." HEARING ENDS WASHINGTON (UP)—A U. i S. Senate subcommittee ended a I wo day hearing on Indiana highI way scandals today with four !nI dieted Hoosiers refusing to an>J ver more than 100 questions on | grounds their answers might Incriminate them.

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