The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 August 1958 — Page 2
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August 5,6, 7 1:30 to 5:30 P. M. and 6:30 to 9:30 P. M.
August 8 -• 9:00 A. M. to 12 Noon be hi re am> have a chest x-ray each year
Expenses paid by Putnam County loney donated in Christmas Seal Sale.
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MONDAY, Al t;. 4 THROUGH SATURDAY, AUG. 10-0z. Glass Root Beer . .
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Stilesviiie Implement Auction
25 Milos West of Indianapolis on IT. S. 40
Wednesday, August 6th ■■ 10:30 A. M. 20 GOOD TRACTORS
(5 Ford and Ferguson tractors; one Farmall 11; two Allis('haliners tractors and other tractors of different makes and models.
1957 Chevrolet tractor with saddle lanks, West ('oast mirrors, oir over hydraulic. l.BOO actual miles, 5 s|H*ed transmission and 9.00 tires.
COMBINES — CORN PICKERS — RAKERS — MOWERS
And a good consignment of other farm machinery “Indiana's Large*! Farm Machinery Auction”
JIM YAl’GIIN, Auctioneer
"A second thought on first aid'*
We’re eoTMtanffy amazed at the number of childre® whocut, scrape and bruiM themselves within sight (and sound) of our pha*» Biacy. We do a big business in antiseptic^ bandages, and other first-aid items. Same every* where, probably. But sometimes we wonder if people don't depend too much on first aid—ocgW* proper medical attention. If there’s the slightest question in your mind following what appears to be minor Injuries, see your physician. First aJd has definite limitations. Yon can only be sure of proper medical care by seeing your doctor. A prompt visit can save a half dozen laics.
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TODAY’S BIBI E THOUGHT This is the day which the Lord hath made; we will rejoice and be glad in it.” Ps 118:24. Everyday should be viewed as a new | and fresh opportunity that God I has given us to live and serve.
6th. Fred Stryker. Yearling Ewes: Is Fordice; 2nd. David B Mary Doll Overstreet. All Other Yearling Ewes:
ion Pen of r: Yearling,
Lane Met-
Personal And Local News Uriels
Miss Betty Lou Truesdale Mr. and Mrs. Harold Truesdale. Greencastle, wish to annuonce the engagement of their daughter, Beety Lou, to Carlton Dean Hansen, son of Rev» and Mrs. Carl Hansen of Cloverdale. No date has been set for the wedding.
The D.A.R. cabin will be open Sunday from 2 to 4 p. m.
A son was bom Friday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Petrytus of Greencastle.
BRIDE-ELEDT
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Knapp of Greencastle, are the parents of | a son born Friday at the Putnam County Hospital.
Mrs. W. B. Harbison fell at her‘home south of Russellville Friday morning and suffered a broken wrist. She is in the Crawfordsville hospital.
Maple Heights Home Demonstration club will meet Tuesday 7:30 p. m. at the club house. Mrs. Betty Burks, Mrs. Lorcne Baldwin and Mrs. Alice Alexander will be hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. David Grimes, Fillmore are attending the first national type conference of the American Shorthorn Association at Iowa State College, Ames. ; July 31 through August 2.
Gene McCutchan; £ lett; 3rd. Harold M
win Miller.
Corriedale: Ch’.n
Lambs: Lane Metsl Reserve Champion,
sker; Single Yearling, Champion, Alan Metsker; Lamb, Reserve,
Alan Metsker.
Shropshire: Ewe. Yearling. Champion, Richard Fordice; Reserve. Melvin Clodfelter. All other pens of Ewes, Yearling, Champion, Gene McCutchan and John Hazlett. All other single ewe Lambs, Champion, John Hazlett: Reserve, Harold Miller. Corriedal": Pen, Lambs, Grand Champion, Lane Metsker: Yearling, Reserve, Lane Metsker. Hampshire: Lamb, single ewe. Grand Champion, John Hazlett; Reserve, Harold Miller. Showmanship: 1st, Gene McCutchan: 2nd, Richard Fordice.
Miss Judith
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Little League
In yesterday’s game the Braves beat the Yankees 3 to 2 in one of the best played games of the Little League season. It was a pitchers battle between Lannie Allee of the Braves and Gerald York of the Yankees, with each pitcher bearing down in the clutches and with only one run being earned in the game. In the first inning with a runner on due to an error, Lannie Alleesmashed a long home nm over the left field wall scoring two runs. The Yankees scored one in the second when after a hit batsfnan, Tom Troyer singled, diiving in the run. In the fifth the Yanks scored another run on an error tying the game. In the sixth with a, light rain falling, a batter was walked. Then Tony Elmore slammed a double to the wall scoring the winning run. It was Tony’s second straight hit of the game and the big one. It was a hard game for either pitcher to lose with Alice’s home run making the difference. The Yankees left seven runners stranded on the bases and the Braves six. For the Yankees. Tom Troyer smashed a triple and a single for half of the Yankees’ hits. Terry Cronsore slammea a double and in each case both failed to score. Lanme APee went all the way for the win, striking out 13 batters. Gerald York, with a broken thumb, went all the way for the loss sinking cut 12 batters. rue Braves 3 5 1 Yankees 2 4 1
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Winscott of 506 South street, Rockford, Ohio announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Judith Ann, to Brian B. Mahon, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Markin of Route two, Greencastle. Miss Winscott graduated from Hope High School, Hope, Ind., in 1956, and she is now majoring in home economics at Purdue University. Mr. Mahon graduated from Cloverdale High School in 1956 and is now majoring in science at Purdue University. The couple is planning an August 24 wedding at two-thirty o’clock in the Rockford Methodist Church.
SLAYING SUSPECT ment Wednesday night and shot him. Mrs. Nicholas was then thought to have driven to ^ secluded spot a short distance away and drunk from a vacuum bottle containing pineapple juice and secobarbital. Police found her in a coma Thursday evening. Ballistics tests on a pistol found in Mrs. Nicholas’ purse indicated it was the weapon used to kill Teel.
Dairy Holstein: Aged Cow, 1st, ! Thelma Lucas; 2nd, Bill VarHuss; 3rd, Judy Thompson; 4th, Kenneth Vance: 5th, Albert Lucas: 6th, John Lucas. 2 year and under: 1st, Carl j Ferrand; 2nd, Dan Cain; 3rd, j Jerry Cain; 4th, Kennetn Vance; 5th, Albert Lucas. Senior Yearling: 1st Peggy i Thompson; 2nd, Keith Ferrand; j 3rd, Bill VanHuss; 4th Jerry j Cain; 5th, Dan Cain; 6th, Dennis 1 Bonwell; 7th, Kenneth Vance. Junior Yearling: 1st, Peggy | Thompson: 2nd, Keith Ferrand; 3rd, Ruth Ann Bonwell; 4tn, Kenneth Vance; 5th. Dale Wil-
son.
Heifer: 1st Milton Hobson; ' 2nd, Dennis Bonwell; 3ro, Randall Measel; 4th, Carl Ferrand; j 5th, Bill VanHuss; 6th. Ruth Ann Bonwell; 7th, Kenneth Vance; I 8th, Dan Cain: 9th, Peggy Thompson; 10th, Gene Measel; |
Uth Albert Lucas.
Jersey: Aged Cow, 1st, Delores McCampbell; 2nd, Daretha Nicholson; 3rd, Joe Rose; 4th, Bill Judy; 5th, Barbara McCampbell; 6th, Carver Rose; 7th Marvin Ramsay; 8th, Katherine Harbison; 9th, J. K. Harbison. 2 year and under: 1st James McCampbell; 2nd, Daretha Nicholson; 3rd, Delores McCampbell; 4th, Joe Rose; 5th Carver Rose;
6th, Ralph Fry.
Senior Yearling: 1st James McCampbell; 2nd, Carver Rose; 3rd, Katherine Harbison; 4th, J. K. Hatbison; 5th Jerry Crooks.
Junior Yearling: 1st, Keith
Blades; 2nd, Daretha Nicholson; 3rd, Delores McCampbell: 4th, Beverly Vaught; 5th, Donald Vaught; 6th, Ralph Fry; 7th. Bill Judy; 8th, .!< rry Lee Clod-
felter: 9th Jerry Crooks. Heifer: 1st, Daretha Nichol2nd. Delores McCampbell;
son;
DK. EISENHOWER HOME
WASHINGTON UPI—Dr. Milton Eisenhower, back from a 20day tour of Latin America, said Friday night *‘the vast majority” of the leaders and peoples there are firm friends of the United States. But at the same time the President’s brother sounded a “note of urgency” in unveiling a threepoint program designed to bind this country and its southern neighbors closer together.
The Little League will have a stand in the Industrial tent at the fair each night selling Little League stickers for car windshields. A Little League sticker on your car will let the public know you are helping support n worthy cause for the youth of Greencastle. Buy a Little League sticker.
IN MEMORY
ORDER CONFIRMED
INDIANAPOLIS UPI—The Indiana public Service Commission today “reapproved and confirmed” an April 3 order extending a toll rate increase to each of the 1S6 Indiana telephone companies. The order originally was issued for the Indiana Bell Telephone Co., only but was extended to other companies to maintain uniform rates. Customers of four other telephone companies protested, however, and were granted a hearing.
ANNIVERSARIES
Birthdays
Danny Dean Scobee. son of Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Scobee, Fillmore, 1 year old today, Aug. 2.
In loving memory of Marx' E. Cox. who passed away Aug. 2.
1957.
We have only your memory, dear
Mom
To remember our whole lives
through.
But the sweetness
forever.
As we treasure the image of you.
Sadly missed by children and 3rd, Edwin Miller; 4th, Larry
• grandchildren. 2-lp 1 Clodfelter; 5th Gene McCutchan; J 2nd, Philip Cosby.
—RUSSELLVILLE FAIR
Shropshire
Single Ewe Limb: 1st Melvin Clodfelter; 2nd, Richard Fordica; 3rd, George Fulwider; 4T.h, Mary
will linger | De U Overstreet. John Hazlett; 2nd, Harold Miller;
3rd, James McCampbell; 4th, Katherine Harbison; 5th, Barbara McCampbell; 6th. Don aid Vaught; 7th, Lynn Crooks; Sth, Jerry Crooks; 9th Carver
Rose.
Guernsey: Aged Cow, 1st, Philip Cosby; 2nd, Sharon Zeiner; 3rd, Kenny Cain. 2 years under 3: 1st, Philip Cosby; 2nd, Arnold Lucas. Senior Yearling: 1st. Sharon Zeiner; 2nd, Philip Cosby; 3rd Rondall Measel; 4 th, Philip
Stryker.
Junior Yearling: 1st, LeRoy Zeiner; 2nd, Philip Cosby; 3rd,
Kenny Cain.
Heifer: 1st, Philip Cosby; 2'id, Max Cosby; 3rd, Sally Jo Friend; 4th, LeRoy Zeiner; 5th, Norman Canfield; 6 th, Arnold Lycon; 7th, Kenneth Canfielu. Ayshire: Aged Cow, 1st, Eddie
Caipenter.
2 Years under 3: 1st, Thelma Lucas; 2nd. Albert Lucas. Senior Yearling: 1st, Larry Phipps; 2nd, Larry Millemon. Heifer: 1st, Donny Millemon; 2nd, Eddie Carpenter; 3rd, Charles Lucas; 4th, Ph’lip Weatherman; 5th. Gale Miilemon: 6th, Dwayne Carpenter. Brown Swiss: 2 unoer 3: 1st,
Nathan Wilson;
Felkner.
Senior Yearling:
Felkner.
Heifer: 1st, Chi 2nd, Gene Measel;
Stryker.
Holstein: Breed Champion, Peggy Thompson; Reserve Thelma Lucas. Jersey: Champion. Delores McCampbell; Reserve, James McCampbell. Guernsey: Champion, Philip Cosby; Reserve. Philip Cosby. Ayrshire: Champion. Larry Phipps; Reserve, Eddie Carpen-
ter.
Brown Swiss: Champion. Nathan Wilson; Reserve, Charlie
Felkner.
Sweepstakes: Delores McCampbell; Reserve, Peggy
Thompson.
Showmanship: 1st, Joe Rose;
2nd, Charlie
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