The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 May 1957 — Page 3

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v • M’ James. I wish to berta Rossellini secretly check- • thank Mr. and Mrs. - out of the Taj Mahal hotel . ^ C ' > Hi 'er. Mr. and Mrs. Ro- Sunday night aided by members

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fc L .is, all relatives and of th > hotel staff who traded : May God bless all of punches with newsmen trying to you. * repen t his departure. Mir. Edith Daggy p. Mrs. Sonali Das Gupta. 27 year

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for love of the 51 year old Italian movie director, remained in the room she has occupied next to Rossellini’s.

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Wnether you favor traditional or colonial style of architecture for your home, plan of the week RP No. 317 offers you a most attractive appearance that combines the best elements of both. Not only does it present a handsome, ageless stone trimmed bay window in front, it also has an imposing stone chimney. The floor plan is truly “archi- ; tecturully engineered” to provide the utmost in livability, convenience and function. All rooms are of generous size. The living room has two full sides exposed to light and air, enhanced by two other windows besides the imposing bay window. It also boasts another bay window over the kitchen dining nook. Kitchen is literally flooded with light and air. Bedrooms are generous size. Fwe closets are so located as to utilize space more efficiently. A custom feature in the bathroom is the provision for a pullman lavatory. In addition the bathtub has its own built-in recess. Bath number two is equipped with a stall shower and is conveniently located between the den and service porch. Concrete block or brick construction details are available at the same price as wood frame

construction. For immediate building loan approval and construction, three sets of working plans and three sets of outline specifications are available through this newspaper. All con-

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LAFAYETTE (UP)— Heavy ra-ins and floods have interfered seriously with corn and soybean planting in Indiana. But experts said today there’s still plenty of time. In contrast to the old days before short-season hybrid corn furnished the farmer a crutch to save his crop after rainy springs, Hoosier farmers now may wait until rnid or late June for planting. K. E. Beeson, Purdue University extension agronomist, said farmers will find seed supplies of short-season varieties of reasonably satisfactory yielding ability available to meet this year’s emergency. By miri-.June the tinrfe will have passed when farmers can take a chance on full-season hybrids they ordinarily plant, Beeson said. But except for the northern one-fourth of Indiana, short-season hybrids may be planted on good soils until the last of June with reasonable ex-

pectation of maturity and fair yields. Certified Indiana 400 series were suggested for general use in mid-June with the still-earl-ier 200 series or even slightly earlier hybrids planted in the latter part of the month. Beeson said a survey of seed growers indicated a “rather generous” supply of Indiana 252 and earlier hybrids. He urged the use of hybrids which have been tested under Indiana conditions as abnormally early hybrids in some cases produce very short stalks and are so close to ground that harvesting is difficult. Soybeans may be planted safely even later than corn, Beeson said. Delayed planting reduces the number of days to maturity for the soybean. The very early Mandarin can be planted in the northern part of the state until early July, and Hawkeye and Haro soy were suggested for elsewhere. On riverbottom lands of the south, where White River and Wabash River floods are now

stmetion details are guaranteed to pass the minimum construction requirements of FHA and your local building department. Plans include separate two car garage. occurring, Clark and Wabash varieties can be planted unitl July 4. There are very few crops as safe as soybeans under emergency conditions, Beeson said.

MENTAL HEALTH DRIVE

Putnam County Mental Health Association is bringing to a close its annual fund raising campaign. Attention is called once again to me of the major problems facing the nation today. Not only is the public today more aware of mental illness, but men of science and medicine know more about the diseases of the mind than they have everknown before. Research findings, controlled experimentation and advanced study have paved the way for- improvement and cure of many patients. As a result each day men and women are released from the self-limit-ing or hopeless personality disturbances and restored to an adjusted, healthy way of life. Statistics compiled by the National Association for Mental

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Health indicate that in the years .o come, one of every 12 children born each year will need psychiatric help or treatment at a mental hospital during his lifetime. Over one half of our hosoital beds are occupied by mental patients and over a billion dollars a year in tax funds are spent 0:1 mental illness. The county chapter is asking for your support.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Winifred S. Rockwell to George ! L. Rice etux land in Cloverdale. $1. Clarence E. Steward to John | M. Dozer etux land in Bainbridge. $1. i Roland S. Younghans etux to Joseph D. Ellis etux land in Greencastle Eastern enlargement, $1. Home Bldg. Corp. to Carl E. Strain etux land in Greencastle Hillcrest subdiv. $1. Home Bldg. Corp. to Vernon E. Sutheilin etux land in Greencastle Hillcrest subdiv. .$1. Doris E. Dwigans etux to Glenn H. Jones etux land in Cloverdale Twp. $1. Cora Elizabeth McFerran to James W. McFerran land in Roachdale. $1. Mabel Mitchell to Henry Frank Cook etal land in Putnamville.

Ella Myers etal to Henry E Hayes etux land in Cloverdale. $1 Wilbur S. Donner etux to to Sherman L. McKee land in Greencastle original Plat, $1. Dale Colvert etux to Wm. R. Brown etux land in Greencastle Edwin J. Peck’s Enlargement. $1. Averil Vendetta Allen to Doris H. Salsnian etux land in Jefferson Twp. $1. Mary Jane Sponsel etal to Joseph Y. Todd etux land in GreenOriginal Plat. $1. Harold E. Hickman etux to Wm. Janis etux land in Greencastle Stewart subdivision. $1. Irene Hinote to Justino Casos a etux land in Washington Twp. $1.

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PUBLIC AUCTION AT 604 - 606 OHIO STREET, (iREENt WI LL Saturday, June 1st, 195/ AT 10 A. M. Selling building, will cIom* out all stock of u > il m*-ri bandise anil antiques. Lollcwiiig is a partial listing of items. 1 I KMTI RL Breakfast set-,, rockers, ebests, tables, beds, *l«-'>ks, lawn chairs, st el n il top (!c-»k, wardrobes, virlnda. r itho and n-ci>rd player, sowing cabinet, te|eph*»n*. table and < hair, piano bench, pair lamp tables, mirrors. • APPLIANC ES AND TOOLS Electric washers, electric deep fryer, n*-w ; ch*ctrie iron, new ; electric wafll-iron, all kinds of carpenter tools \i---s, .:ii\il, drill, press with motor; -J si ts auger bits, new bra , bis.-l-,, electric motors, bamme, ■>, tool chests, steel lawn roller. ANTIQUES til as- w are, bone china, Haviland china, brass rand’esticks, copper bo b-r-, turkish water bottle, mac\ nic,. old I mips, pair Chinese \:*srv old fin-arms, Indian relies, paintings, ■ tests and wash stands, iron tea kettles, brass loci motive bell, otfee mills, one large; wagon and cart wheels, main antique chairs, steam waist If s, (lark spool cabinet, picture frames, pie < tipho.trd, brass bed, Jenny Lind bed, brass school hells, iron pot. Saddles, 2 western, one English. Many useful items too numerous to list.

STUDENTS at Bowling Green, O.. university wield a captured fire hose against firemen during a riot on the campus. Some 2.000 students weie involved in the riot, which included building a bonfire burning the school president in effigy and blocking traffic. Twelve students were expelled. The

fracas started as a protest against discipline over a “no liquor” rule.

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