The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 May 1957 — Page 2

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THE DAILY BANNER WED., MAY 22, 1957 Page 2 GREENCASTLE. END.

PROCLAMATION

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RECTOR FUNERAL NOME ambci.ance service PHONE 341

Whereas: The memory of our War Dead and the honor in which

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Award Made Every Saturday Night Last week's Winner, E. Hughes Jr. This week's award 15 gallons.

Whereas: Three times in the down their Jives in the nation’s past 35 years, the young men and j defense; and

women of our city and county have been called upon to help turn back a threat to America.

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on foreign battlefields; and:

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Whereas: Our voting men and 1 „ " „ , . „ . . the Buddy Poppy, now;

women answered this call with Therefore I, Evan Crawley, Mayor of the City of Greencastle, do hereby proclaim Saturday, May 25th to be Poppy Day in the city of Greencastle, and do so urge all citizen to observe this day by wearing an American Legion-Memorial Poppy and the Buddy Poppy of the Veterans of

Foreign Wars.

Signed: Evan Crawley, Mayor of the City of Greencastle, Indiana

THE DAILY oAfcrVER Needleeraft Club will meet . Friday at 2:30 p. m. at the home and of Mrs. J. F. Hirt. Mrs. William HERALD CONSOLIDATED O. Griffith will have the proEntered In the postoffice of gram. Greencastle, Indiana as second Memorial Day services will be class mail matter under act of held at the New Providence March 7, 1878. Subscription church Sunday, May 26th at 2:00

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p. m. Prof. Harry W. Voltmer will be the speaker. Miss Jeanne Gould, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gould of R. R. No. 2 has been elected treasurer of Echoes Social Club at the college. She is a member of Women’s Self Gov’t., Concert Choir Inter’l Relations Club and Young Republicans at Wooster College.

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Personal And Local News Uriels

St. Paul's Study club will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Sophia Kerr, 309 S. Jackson street. Memorial Day services will be held Sunday, May 26th at 3:00 p. m. in the high school gym at Stilesville. Rev. Paul Vice of Muncie will be the speaker. Elizabeth Williamson, 33, was arrested in Commercial Place by Sheriff Joe Rollings at 2 a. m. Wednesday and booked at the Putnam county jail on a public intoxication charge. A 1954 Studebaker automobile driven by Elva Akins and a bread truck driven by Charles William Cooper were damaged in a traffic accident in downtown Greencastle early Wednesday morning. Damage to the car was estimated at $250 and $30 to the truck. The Brick Chapel Men’s Club will sponsor a family night pitchin dinner Saturday evening, May 25, 6:30 at the church. Rev. Donald Orr, former pastor, will be the guest speaker. Everyone is invited to come, bring food for pitch-in and enjoy an evening of fellowship.

A Little Of... THIS and THAT By JIM ZEIS

How many of you recall that during the middle 1920's Greencastle had a licensed radio station?

GIRL SCOUT DAY CAMP BEING SPONSORED AGAIN

How many of you remember that its call letters were WLAX ?

Yep, back in the “Roaring 20’s” the radio studio was in the old Wabash Valley Electric Company offices, the business rooms now occupied by Headley’s Handware.

The studio was accessible to both the light office and the former J. L. Hamilton music store.

It contained a grand piano, ar few chairs and a mike. Also, a map with pins inserted designating places reporting hearing W r LAX broadcasts.

Plan now to store your winter garments including fur and furlike coats in our refrigerated VAULT. Ask about BOX Storage. Ho/re Laundry & Cleaners. 22-tf

Enjoy g'Ml TV entertainment from Plymouth! The laugh and love hit ot the year, "Date with the Angels,'' with Betty White, and Lawrence WelkV'Top Tunes and New Talent,” See TV section.for time and station.

Everybody feels this way...it’s

Some good programs were broadcast by WLAX. including talks by city and university officials, concerts by the DePauw Band, as well as performances by talented local musicians.

WLAX did not exist too long, due to the financial angle, as we recall it.

And mention of the 1920’s, reminds us that a price of those days is clearly legible on the west alley wall of the Headley store which reads “Eat Oakley’s Bread. Large one pound loaf 5 cents.” Take a look at it the next time you’re passing.

We are glad to report that the tree growing on the top ledge of the north side of the Putnam county court house is making sturdy progress. It is plainly visible from Jake Hirt’s establishment on Franklin street.

By the way, for safety’s sake, why don’t you let the city police ehe^k your auto or truck. This nre^aufon might save a life and ! t might be your own. The police will be glad to check yom motor vehicle if you will stop P's the department office and let them know.

Things in passing—saw license nlates from 18 of the forty-eight states on cars in the business tistrict yesterday.

It’s sure a rough road to the city dump. You just can’t miss all the holes.

Emory Groner hustling around In the court house getting accustomed to his new duties as deputy sheriff.

Isn’t it about time for Harold Stoner and the “Rollicking Romeos” to start holding forth or the court house lawn?

Must check with my old friend Fay Ray regarding hie summer gardening plans.

Incidentally, Walter Gardner hasn’t reported much fishing ac tivity todate.

Not a pleasant thought for the youngsters just getting out of school, but it will soon be Memorial Day, then Fourth of July then Labor Day and back to school again. The weeks sure pass fast, don’t they?

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•IsPayw Edaes St. Joe, 3 to 2

DePauw moved into a tie with Evansville for the Indiana Collegiate Conference baseball lead by edging St. Joseph’s here yesterday afternoon. 3-2. Posting their sixth win in eight league starts, Coach Bob Hick’s Bengals got fine clutch hurling from right hander George Halfmann. DePauw pushed across the [winning run in the sixth on a double by Carl Meditch. a wild pitch, and a throwing error by the Pumas’ catcher, Tom Deem.

Again this year the Greencastle Girl Scout Council, Inc., is sponsoring Day Camp at Fern Cliffs for Browmie and Intermediate Girl Scouts. The dates for Brownie Camp are June 3, 4. 5, and 6. For Intermediate Scouts June 10, 11, 12 and 13 are the dates. Parents of Girl Scouts who plan to attend camp will please note that the deadline for registration has been extended to this Friday, May 24. Registrattion may be mailed to Mrs. Ted Glidewell, R. 1. All Girl Scouts will be transported in cars from the High School at 8.30 a. m. each day They will leave Fern Cliffs at 2.30 p. m. daily to return home.

Parents are assured by the j co-chainnen, Mrs. Glidewell and Mrs. Ernest Collins that MrRalph Bee, nurse, will be at ! Fern Cliffs to provide first aid, if needed. Brownie Scout activi- | ties will be directed by Mrs. James, Simmeman, lea or of th > | Intermediates. Mrs. J. J. Domasoc promises at least one overnight of camping out for her group. Many other women of the community are donating their time and skill toward assuring * ! successful Day Camp. variety of into* esting activities are being planned for the camp this year. Learning to set i up a camp out of doors, working ; on badges, hiking through lov ,A - ; ly wooded areas, hiking to th-' . water falls, enjoying the large j areas of white sand along the stream are some of the events

in which each Girl Scout may participate. All hikes will be well supervised. Mark the date* now on your calendars for Day Camp in June, one of the lovliest months of the year. Please be sure to mail yo :r registration to Mrs. Ted Clidowell by May 24 AWARDED $5,500 t.K \NT MUNCIE (UP)— Ball State Teachers College today was awarded a $5,500 National Science Foundation grant for a geometry study project for secondary school teachers in Indiana-

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