The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 September 1958 — Page 2

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Braves Fans To Stage ’War Dance'

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THE DAILY BANNER und HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered in the postoffice at Greencastle, Indiana as second class mail matter under act of March 7, 1878. Subscription price 25 cents per week, $5.00 per year by mail to Pn*nam County, $8.00 to SI0.40 per y^r outside Putnam County

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT We are exceedingly filled with contempt.—P*»alms 123.3. If we regard p^r own false steps with contempt it is well, for we then will turn from them.

-Mr. and Mrs. Forest Hutcheson of Reelsville, R. R. 1. have ? Reived word from their son Danny that on Sept. 18th. he was promoted to the rank of Corporal in the Marine Corps in Beaufort. South Carolina. Also on Sept. 5th. his Squadron the V.M.F. 235 was awarded honor trophies during presentation ceremonies for its outstanding activities. A big and most colorful parade was held on Sept. 26th. to celebrate these honors.

Autumn Cold Wave On Way

SOCIETY

>r Cubs

Greencastle’s 1 lay their 4-0 rec

Friday evening when they invade Martinsvike to meet the tough Artesian City high school

football squad.

Two Cub regulars, who werhandicapped by injuries in the Dugger game on Sept. 19, will be ready to go against Martinsville. These bo vs are Bill Kehrer. tackle, and Charles Williams,

guard.

for

$5,000 that a score of

Todate. the Artcsi ins have won three, tied one and lost one. They will be up for the Greencastle contest and Coach A1 Nowak’s proteges will have a stiff tussle on their hands. The Cubs have vanquished Danville, Clinton, Plainfield and Ihigger and in addition to Martinsville still face Linton, Craw-

!ss than torcade,

s from Wisconsin tribes in full regalia and 45 minutes of fireworks. The first reason: The city is paying tribute to the Braves for winning the National League pennant for the second straight year. The second reason: An oldfashioned. rah-rah style “pep rally” to send the Braves into combat with the New York Yankees to decide the 1958 baseball championship of the world.

Personal And Local News Briefs

Gobin Circles To Meet Thur>day

Circles of Gobin Memorial church will meet Thursday, Oct.

2, as follows:

Naomi with Mrs. Hazel Long-

den at 2 p. m.

Mary with Mrs. R. E. Sandy at Esther with Mrs. Charles Hutcheson at 2 p. m. The pro-

gram ‘ The Middle East’’ will be | freezing

The season’s coldest blasts of Canadian air was predicted today to sweep Indiana in the next 48 hours, bringing the threat of the first frosts and the possibility of below-freezing tempera-

tures.

Noon forecasts called for much cooler tonight with the mercury dropping to a range of 34 to 44 and the chance of scattered light frost away from Lake Michigan

in the north portion.

After highs in the chilly 50s Wednesday, the temperature was expected to drop to a range of 30 to 35 Wednesday night with a chance of frost or freezing

north and central.

Weather records showed the temperature only once in recorded history had dropped below

at Indianapolis before

H1IXS SELI \> I III (.1 N SUFFERN. N. Y. I UPI) Leo Terre Haute, Ind., kill- , ed iumseif. with a shotgun in the backyard of his son s home here today, police reported. Cox and his wife had been visiting the son. Dr. Harold Cox. for the past few weeks and had planned to return to Terre Haute later this week.

ON “SLUGGING" SWING

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Rusch of Fallbrock, Calif., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams.

AX.MVr.fiSAKlES

Birthdays Sherry Lynn Strange, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strange, 4 years old today, Sept. 30.

given by Mrs. W. J. Fuson and

Mrs. John Poor.

Rebecca with Mrs. Ray Talbot

„ „ . at 8 p. m. Mrs. Norma Athey will Xi Beta Eta sorority will meet . ,, „ TT , -r ft ave the program on Under-

standing Other Cultures.” Wesleyan Guild with Mrs. Al-

bert Avery at 8 p. m. Mrs. Henry

Pehan will have the program.

Oct. 6, although frost this time of year or earlier is not too uncommon.

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Sound Advice

Never Ml a fly wMi a sftofr gun, and never use drug* left over from a aerioua Dnesa fbr ■elf-treatment of a similar ailment In Am flnt case, you’ll blow your kitchen ceiling to ■mlthereens along with the fly. In the second case —you get the.point You see, modem dregs are highly potent—that’s jvhy we dispense them only when your physician prescribes. If you dose yourlelf with leftovers, you may do serious damage. It’s a good idea to pour the remains of old p f rescriplioos down the drain and destroy the bottles*

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KIGS DON’T KAVE PROBLEMS

NEW CARDINALS BOSS

Officially in the Redbird camp as a result of the swap of Gene Frc«Sc to the Phillies, Solly Hemus answers a reporter's question as h« takes over as manager ox the St. Louis Caidmals.

this evening at 7:30 p. m. with Mrs. Fred Caspar, 130 W. Berry

! st,

A son was born Monday at the i Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Jones of Green- ! castle. The Young Mothers’ Study Club will meet Wednesday, Oct. 1st. at 7:30 p. m. with Mrs. Wil- ! ma Richards. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Strain I Greencastle Route 2, are the parents of a daughter born Tuesday j morning at the Putnam County ! Hospital. The Thursday Reading Club will meet at the home of Mrs. D. E. Bryant, 504 Elm St. October 2nd. Mrs. George Hecko will give the program. Word has been received here of the birth of a son on Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bitzer of Tucson, Arizona. The baby weighed 6 lbs. and 11 ounces. The Cloverdale Homemakers Extension club will meet with Mrs. Kenneth Kennedy on Oct. 2 at the regular hour. Please note change of meeting place. Effective at once the local Draft Board office will be open 8 а. m. to 4:30 p. m. Monday through Wednesday. Closed for lunch hour from 12:30 to 1 p. m. Office will close Thursday at

noon.

Antioch Missionary Baptist Church is conducting a series of meetings beginning Monday, Oct. б. Bro. Herschel Culley will bring the message each evening at 7 o’clock CST. Everyone is cordially invited. Robert D. Loring, associate professor of geography and geology at DePauw University, has completed his seventh article for the American Peoples’ Encyclopedia. The latest account, scheduled to appear in the 1959 edition of the encyclopedia, is written on the subject of Patagonia. Mrs. John Gray, Reelsville R. 2. Mis. Forest Williams, Cloverdale R. 1, and Mrs. Robert Stallcop. Greencastle R. 2, have returned from Baltimore. Md. They went by plane to attend the installation of Mrs. Williams mother. Mrs. Ivan Craggs, as national president of the National Pocahontas League. Miss Carolyn Humbert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell J Humbert, 125 Wood Street, Greencastle, Ind. is in the graduate department among the students enrolled for the 1958-59 academic year at Wheeloek general education and professional training to prepare students to teach nursery, kindergarten and primary grades. Graduates receive the degree of Bachelor of Science in Education.

Canaan Home Demonstration Club Holds Meeting

The Canaan Home Demonstration Club met Thursday, Sept. 18, at the home of Mrs. Carl Elliott. Mrs. Ora Sechman was assistant hostess. At the noon hour Mrs. Iona Goss returned thanks for the bountiful pitch-in-dinner. After the delicious dinner, Mrs. Vein Runnells, president called the meeting to order. The song of the month, “Shine on Harvest Moon,” was sung, after which Mrs. Clyde Jones gave the origin. Happy Birthday was sung to Mrs. Joe Garrett. Mrs. Lloyd Greenlee led the salute to the American and Christian flags. The club creed was repeated in unison. Roll call, a new fall salad, was answered by sixteen members. There were four guests, Mrs. Maxine Cox, Mrs. Alberta Miller. Mrs. Clara Davis and Mrs. Paul Herod, and seven children pres-

ent.

Mrs. Vern Lydick gave a very interesting lesson on “Swedish Weaving.” She displayed some beautiful articles of clothing which ilustrated her lesson very nicely. The secretary’s report was given by Mrs. Iva Harcourt and the treasurer’s report was given by Mrs. Donald Woodall. Mrs. Vern Lydick and Mrs. Leffel Goss reported on the council meeting. The election of officers for next yea.r was held with the following results. President, Mrs. Vern Runnells, vice president, Mrs. Vern Lydick; secretary, Mrs. Helen Stone; assistant secretary. Mrs. Lloyd Greenlee; and treasurer, Mrs. Donald Woodall. Mrs. Fannie Johnson gave two clever contests. The meeting w r as adjourned by repeating teh club prayer in uni-

son.

The next meeting will be held Thursday, October 16th, at the Civic Building in Coatesville with Mrs. Elmer Christy and Mrs. Bobby Arnold, co-hostesses. This will be an all day meeting and will be our guest day.

Nixons Depart For California

INDIANAPOLIS (UPI)—Vice President Richard M. Nixon flew westward from Indiana today after scolding Hoosier Republicans for lethargy in the campaign. The vice president and Mrs. Nixon took off in a drizzle for a strenuous tour of Democraticthreatened California, his home \ state, following a brief breakfast talk to more than 1,000 Indianapolis United Fund w’-orkers. | Nixon’s praise of the workers in the charitable organization’s campaign for $3,850,000 w'as in marked contrast to his criticism of the Indiana GOP in his address before some 6.000 persons | following a Republican $100-a-i plate dinner Monday night. I

State Traffic Toll Mounting

Indiana’s w’orst wave of traffic deaths in 1958 continued into September’s last day today as the toll grew to at least .23 in 80 hours. The Indiana highway death toll for September climbed to at least 117, heaviest toll since last December and the first month this year in which the toll has crossed the 100 mark.

LOST CHILD

IRON MOUNTAIN. Mich. UPI Hope faded today for the safety of 4-year-old Kenneth Scott, missing since Sunday in wild, deer and bear country of Upper Michigan. More than 1.200 police. National Guardsmen and volunteers w r ere engaged in the search through dense woods, heavy underbrush and tangled swamps of the area, 20 miles north of Iron Mountain. They were aided by airplanes, helicopters and bloodhounds.

FILLMORE While cutting corn Monday, Sept. 8, Albert Truesdal cut two fingers and was taken to the Putnam County Hospital where it took 22 stitches to close the cuts. Wednesday was initiation day at high school. The freshmen wore ludicious costumes all day, then the sophomore class gave them a nice party that night. Wendell Smith is the freshman sponsor and Shirrel Alexander is the sophomore sponsor. More than 100 women attended the Brazil Sub-District meeting of the Woman’s Society of Christian Service at the Methodist church Thursday. Miss Susie Talbott is the group leader. The local organization served luncheon at noon. The 7th grade had a wiener roast on the school giounds Thursday night. Mrs. Ruth Hammond is their sponsor. Almost a hundred 4-H Junior Leaders of the district met at the school building Thursday night and enjoyed a hamburger supper. Mrs. Verna Zeiner is sinking a new well. Mrs. Pauline Storm of Winona Lake, is visiting Mrs. Verna Zeiner and other relatives. The Flower Show held at the Masonic Hall on Friday was well attended. There were more entries of flowers and vegetables than expected. Hobart Buchanan and C. J. Huller left Sunday to enter Purdue University. Fillmore Band won 3rd trophy at the Ellettsville contest Satur- j day. Trudy Siddons has been absent j from school since Sept. 2 because of a broken kg. Linda and Rickie Pickett are staying with their grandparents and going to school at Danville until their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pickett move to their new home south of Danville. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Quick, Mrs. Anna Phillips and Mrs. Luella Quick drove over to M 11 Creek church Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bastin and daughters spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oliver. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Newkirk of Indianapolis are the parents of a daughter born Saturday night at the Methodist Hospital. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Huller. Lloyd Nichols, who is employed at Bridgeport Brass, was injured last week and has been a patient in the Methodist Hospital Pat and Pam Bowen of Coatesville spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bowen.

Vice-President Richaid Nixon and his wife, Pat, board their plane at Washington en route to Indiana, an airport dedication at Mun. ie, Ind., and a “slugging’’ GOP campaign opening at Indianapolis. At the Indianapolis fund-raising dinner Nixon launched a blistering attack on ex-President Truman and issued a warning of higher taxes and radical legislation if Democrats increase their hold on Congress.

ARE YOU REGISTERED TO VOTE?

Have you moved since the Primary in May'

If you did not vote in the Primary last May or in the Genera! Election two years ago, you will have to register again.

Deadline for registration to vote is Monday, October (5, 1?I58. PHONE 9143 AND I WILL COME AND REGISTER YOU , JACK P. HINKLE Deputy Registration Officer

KING’S MEN

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HELD OVER FOR 3RD UONSEUFTIVE WEEK By Popular Demand of the people

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Inspirational Singing

, Presented bv One of America’s I’yremost

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A NEW C AR

Miss Betty Truesdale

Is Bride of Carlton Hanson

SOUTH BEND, Ind. UPI— Studeb iker-Packard today began producing a new, smaller car called the “Lark by Studebaker.”

Oblivious alike to Supreme Coin i. deeis uns and the school integration problems of the country, children at the Norview Elementary School in Norfolk. Va.. enjoy their recess play \v;:h the closed Norview High Sehrol deserted in the background. The secondary school remained closed by order of Gov. J. Lindsay Almond, Jr., in the state's massive resistance laws on integration.

WANTED

Exhibitors For KAPPA DELTA PHI K0BBY - CRAFT AND TOY SHOW To Be Held Octcber IQ and 11 Phone 434-W or 6S3-M

On Thursday, Sept. 25th., at 6:30 p. m. in the Nazarene Church, the marriage of Carlton D. Hanson and Betty Truesdale was solemnized. Rev. Carl Hanson, the bridegroom’s father and minister of the church, officiatied. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Truesdale of Greencastle. The young couple is at home at 313 Elm Street.

Greencastle.

A bridal shower was given in honor of the bride at the home of , Mrs. Cecil Carpenter. Decorations throughout the living room were in pink and white and gifts were attractively arranged in a gaily | trimmed parasol. Refreshments, carrying out the bridal theme, were served. There were sixteen guests present.

MAKES NEW RULING

Second Annual Show Sponsored By Sorority

INDIANAPOLIS, UPI— Atty. Gen. Edwin K. Steers mled today that a person convicted of a fel- ; ony cannot act as an employe or j representative of a duly licensed '

livestock buyer.

Steers issued the ruling in answer to query from Lt. Gov. j

Crawford Parker.

Steers said the 1935 Indiana ; livestock Buyers Act “does not contemplate a difference between buyers who are employers and buyers who are employes or rep-

resentatives.”

At the same time. Steers sc: a person already licensed under the act cannot have his license revoked for committing a felony nor dees indictment for a felony bar a person 'rom obtaining a

license.

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NEW NATION — Map locate* Guinea, the only French colony which voted against the new French constitution. Guinea thus becomes independent. Capital is Conakry. (Centrai Pzv—l

Friday and Saturday. October 10 and 11. are the dates set for the second annual Hobby-Craft and Toy Show sponsored by Kappa Delta Phi Sorority to be held at the National Guard Armory. Hobby and Crafts such as model automobiles, boats, trains, banks, buttons, leathertooling, candles, crocheting, etching and painting and numerous others will be on display. Any one desiring to display their craft or hobby may have space by calling Mrs. Joe Sharp 434-W or Mrs. James Roberts 653-M.

INDICT TWO MEN

INDIANAPOLIS UPI—A Marion County grand jury today indicted a clothing merchant and a former county home superintendent on charges of making false claims. Harry Zuckerberg. the merchant. was accused of submitting ; claims for undelivered merchandise and Robert M. Morgan, the ex-superintendent of Julietta Home for the Aged, was accuss?d of certifying the claims as cor- ; rect with “intent to cheat and de- ■ fraud” the county. it v * A

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