The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 November 1957 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER THI R8.. NOV. 14, 1*67. Page 2 ORECNCASTLE, IND.

“BABY” WAS PARAKEET INDIANAPOLIS (UP) —Mrs. Ftella Buckler, 39. was sentenced to jail for 10 days today because the “baby" she asked firemen to save from her burning home turned out to be a pet parakeet. Judge Virgil Norris also levied a S50 fine in Municipal Court on testimony that Mrs. Buckler arrived Sept. 6 in a taxi while her

house vras burning and screamed J “Save my baby!” When firemen fought their way through flame and smoke, they found only a parakeet. Mrs. Buckler was charged with disorderly conduct. She appealed the sentence.

HOSPITAL NOTES

Dismissals: Hazel Gorham, Greencastle; Mabel Lanham. Ladogn: Mae Cooper, Putnamville; Mary Hill, Terre Haute.

THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered in the posioffice of Greeneastl*’, Indiana as second lass mail matter under a^* of March 7, 1878. S inscription price 25 cents per week, 55.00 oer year by mall in Putnam County, SR.00 to $10.40 per year outside Putnam County.

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TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT He will give his angels charge over thee. Psalm 91:11. Man is immortal till his work is done. Instances of God’s intervention

to save good men from peril are To Entertain With overwhelming evidence of God’s Brunch On Nov. 23rd

SOCIETY Mrs. Blanche Rowings Honored With Dinner Mrs. Blanche Rowings was the honored guest on her birthday Wednesday at a dinner , at Redwood Inn in Crawfordsville. Those present were: Mrs. Blanche Rowings, honored guest, Charlotte Patterson, Mrs. Oma Lancaster. Billy Harmon, Mrs. Ruth Chew, Mrs. Alice Mahoney Aileen Overstreet ami Miss Helen

Jones.

bead of the Army's missile pro-p-am, arrived here to confer with ’entagon officiaLs amid reports he Army hopes to launch a pace satellite ^arly next year. The administration currently s working on next year’s deense budget. Officials plan to ave it in roughly final form in ibout three weeks.

—EISENHOWER missiles to American forces on land and sea. He said additional sums will be provided for the plan “where needed Moreover, it is clear that production, deployment and installation of missiles over the period ahead will be costly. The President said his srientists advised him “above all im-

; mediate tasks” is increasing the governments,

production of scientists. The problem will be in its most critical phase for the next 1C years,

he said.

He said the federal government cannot take on the full load of stepping up education of scientists and engineers, but must cooperate with state and local

The President discounted Soviet claims of an accurate intercontinental ballistics missile. , He said it will be “some time” before either the United States or Russia has a long-range missile to equal “even a small fraction of the total destructive power of our present bomber force.”

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FIRST THOUGHTS Those who accomplish the most ha\> overcome the most obstacles. FIRST-CITIZENS BANK

l*ers€»nal And Local News Briefs

Mrs. Clifford Dietz, Mrs. Harv, Howard, Mrs. Ciover Gibney, Mrs. Leland Phipps and Mrs. i Ralph Williams have issued invitation^ for a ’’brunch” at 10:30 • o’clock on Saturday, Novembe 23rd. The narty v ,:M hn held at th< i DePauw Union building.

This is the first official photo released by the Soviet government of the dog "Laika” who became history’s first space traveller with the launching of Sputnik IL By best calculations, the dog has now been dead almost a week and it has been officailly announced there never had been a plan to bring her back to earth.

UNSAVORY BUSINESS

Anthony Montesano (left) and his brother, icnn n* r' * L I., joined a long procession of witnesses before the Senate rackets investigation in Washington, in its inquiry into the jiu 1 ' -v profitable business of garbage collection. The Montesanos t>>id of a pal of murdered New York gangster Anastasia usurping control of Nassau County’s scavenging operations while posing in iyo4 as a labor consultant.

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The Needlecraft club will not meet until Friday, November 22. Mrs. -D. O. Moffett is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mary Lou Feemster in Tarrytow-n, New York. A daughter w’aa born Wednesday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mrs. Wilma Rumley of Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Irelan, Coatesville, are the parents of a daughter born Thursday at the Putnam County Hospital. The Putnamville Campfire Girls will meet or. Monday, Nov. 18th, at 7:00 p. m. at the Putnamville school building. The Deer Creek Coon Hunters vvill meet tonight at 7:30 p. m., in the Hub house. Members please note change of date. Tht Century Club will meet Fidiay afternoon at two o’clock with Mrs Raymond W. Pence. The program, in charge of Miss Lela Walls, will be given by Miss Virginia Harlow. Beta Sigma Phi held its regular meeting Tuesday Nov. 12. A short business session was held, the rest of the evening was devoted to a dress rehearsal for the Style Show and card party to be held at Wards, Nov. 14th. The Cloverdale Home Demonstration Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Charles Denny for the annual Thanksgiving meeting. This is an all day meeting and each member brings a covered dish. The lesson will be "Cand-le-Making.”

Mrs. W in. Johnston Hostess To Club The Happier Homes Home Demonstration Club met at the home of Alr.s William Johnston on Tuesday, Nov. i2th., with Mrs. William Garrett as co-hostess Mrs. Jessie Sanford gave the history of the £»ng of the month. The flag salute and club pledge were repeated in unison. The president, Mrs. Beryl Kerr, conducted the business meeting after which plans were made for the annual Christmas party and dinner. Mrs. Joseph Pickett gave a very interesting demonstration on candle making and decorating which was enjoyed by everyone. The meeting adjourned after repeating the club prayer. Contests were won by Mrs. Mildred Armstrong, Mrs. Elizabeth Flint and Mrs. Lois Steele. The hostesses served a sack lunch which was enjoyed very much.

IKE WILL RELAX AUGUSTA, Ga. UP — President Eisenhower is expected to arrive here Friday for a long weekend of golf and relaxation.

“THIS IS DUTY ’

ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Judy Jonas, 15 yeans old today. Cathy Sue Black, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Black, one year old today, Nov. 14th. Weddings Mr. and Mrs. W’illiam C. Jones, 312 Sycamore St., 38 years today, Nov. 14th.

AURORA, Colo. (UP)—Police officer David Wilhelm got drunk in police headquarters Tuesday. He drank 11 shots of straight whiskey. Officer Richard Rusk drank seven cans of beer, but wasn’t quite drunk. Chief Spencer Garrett praised the two men for their actions. They were testing a machine that measures the alcohol content of the blood. The city is considering purchasing one of the machines, but wanted to try it Cut first. —GOVERNMENT the Strategic: Air Command in a few days. —Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris,

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UNION IS DEFIANT WASHINGTON UP—The Executive Board of the Bakery Workers Union appeared ready today to defy a demand by its parent AFL-CIO that it remove union president Janies G. Cross. The AFL-CIO Executive Council threatened to suspend the 150,-000-member union unless it complied by Friday with dean-Up orders issued last month.

SPACE VOLUNTEERS WASHINGTON UP — The United States may not yet have any satellite aloft but it has plenty of volunteers ready to climb aboard them. The Pentagon and Naval Research Laboratory-headquarters of sajdlite project Vanguard— said' today they have received dozens of letters and phone calls from would-be space explorers. Even Premier Nikolai Bulganin said in Moscow he has received a letter from two American girls who want to be space pioneers, even if they have to ride a Red moon.

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