The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 September 1963 — Page 4

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THE DAILY BANNER Mon., SEPT. I«. I'.WW. Pmcr 4 GREENCASTLE. INDIANA Fillmore News The Beechwood Pleasant Circle met Wednesday afternoon

^-ith Mrs. Pnth SutherMn vith 16 members and four guests present. Mrs. Amma .Snodgrass furnished the entertainment and Mrs. Clarence Cooper read the paper. Delicious refreshments were served. Oct. 2 meeting will be with Mrs. Mary

Hunter In Oree The Fillmore scnori has approximately bOO enrolled the first week. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wells visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Cunningham in Greencastle.

CENTENNIAL SCRAPBOOK The War for the Union 1861-65 in Pictures

No. 347

’•Must I shoot a simple-mind-ed soldier boy who deserts

while I must not touch a hair of a wily uyi-

tator who induces him to desert?”

That was Abraham Lincoln’s pointed, open reply in 1863 to a congressman, Erastus Corning, and other New York Democrats in defense of the administration’s arbitrary treatment of anti-war agitators in the North and practical suspension of writs of habeas corpus. The president wrote in a similarly unyielding vein to M. Birchard and 18 other Ohio Democrats who protested extra-legal

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measures taken against “Copperheads.’' Lincoln overrode rulings by Chief Justice Roger Taney and a resolution by Congress. The latter voted in March 1S63 that political prisoners either be released or subjected to regular judicial procedure. Political prisoners continued to bo detained without hearings; Fort Lafayette in New York harbor was full of civilians rounded up in New York by Union officers working with informers and local police. Because of the president's belief that preservation of the nation against collective subversion took pre-

cedence over individual civil rights, on Sept. 15, 1S63, Lincoln proclaimed new suspension of writs of habeas corpus where

deemed necessary.

Meanwhile, Lincoln remained considerate of contributing causes in cases of soldiers condemned in court-martial for cowardice, desertion, etc. As commander - in - chief, he intervened repeatedly when the sentence was death, or years of hard labor, and set aside on moderated verdicts in nu-

merous instances.

—CLARK KINNAIRD [<-] Presidential message in September 1863, asking facts in cases of two youths under sentence of death for desertion. It was transmitted by telegraph. - -

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A large group gathered at the Recreation Building Sunday to congratulate Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ragan at their 50Lh Anniversary open house. Organ music was played during the time by friends and members of their families, also several vocal numbers. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Kress and Patty came Friday evening from Illinois and ivrr. and Mrs. Robert Ragan, Betsy Alice and Neal came Saturday evening from Minneapolis, Minn. John Ragan is a student at Wooster, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wheeler of Avon and Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Cunningham and family of Greencastle called Sunday afternoon on Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wells. Mrs. Hallie Runnells has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Floy Elder and sons in Indianapolis. Mrs. Oran Buis spent Monday until Wednesday at Brownsburg with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jackson and sons while Mr. Buis was on a fishing trip at Alonticello. Mrs. Ruth Ragan attended the Home Demonstration Club past president’s meeting Wednesday which met with Mrs. Frances Rector, Greencastle. The Stitch and Chatter Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Mary Lou Hunter, with 11 members and two guests present. The hostess gave two contests which were won by Mrs. Carrie Cline. Delicious refreshments were served. Next meeting Sept. 18 with Airs. Anna Day. Rev. James Boyle, a former Alt. Aleridian pastor, was Wednesday evening supper guest of Air. and Airs. Oran Buis. Mesdames Ida Bowman, Ethel

Backache & Nerve Tension SECONDARY 10 KIDNEY IRRITATION After Cl. commoh Kidney or Bladder I - Titatlons affect twice as many women as men and may make you tense and nervous from loo frequent, burning or itching urination both day and night. Secondarily, you may lose sleep and suffer fiom Headaches. Backache and feci old. tired, depressed. In such Irritation. CYSTEX usually brings fast, relaxing comfort by curbing irritating germs in strong, acid urine and by analgesic pain relief. Get ''"roT' CX at druggists. Feel better fast. Ruurk and Edith Ruark called Thursday afternoon on Air. and Mrs. Frank Hunter and on Mr. and Mrs. Doc Cooprider and Connie.

Bainbridge News Air .and Mrs. Elza Tate and son, Don, of Chrisman, 111., and Air. and Mrs. Herman Sanders of Danville, 111., visited Mrs. D. O. Tate Sunday. Cabers of Mrs. Tate on Monday were Mr. and Airs. Kerna Block of Los Angeles, Calif. Mrs. Cecil Bullerdick and daughter, Geraldine, will leave Saturday for a two weeks’ vacation. They will visit friends in Springfield. 111., first and then go to Arkansas and other states.

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Full-time pitcher and part-time rancher, Warren Spahn looks Tight at home behind the wheel of an Allis-Chalmers B-l tractor. The versatile garden tractor with “passenger” trailer was used to taxi relief pitchers to the mound during a recent Braves-Gianta series in Alilwaukee. Spahn, one of the top lefthanders of all time and ace of the Braves staff, is an old hand with tractors, lie usea them on his beef cattle ranch in Hartshorne. Oklahoma.

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Dale Rinker. 15, of Alexandria, Indiana, winnerthe 1963 Kraft Foods Junior Dairy and Livestock Exhibitor Contest a* the Indiana State Fair receives his award from -ratil bottong. Agricultural Sales Supervisor for Kraft-Foods an ^ h . ar ° n .,r 0 “ Schieeg, Indiana State Fair Queen, who presented Dale Witii » certificate that entitles him to select a purebred heifer or iwa purebred gilts, to be paid for by Kraft The contest sponsorea by Kraft Fg da to encourage junior exhibitors to T-TKQ s no » animals as part of their animal'husbandry training. Da!# bve9 with his parents, Air. & Airs. Donald Rinker and his brother three sisters at Alexandria.' Dale is a member-of the Alexandria 4-H Club and is a sophomore at Alexandria Alunroe Township 1 High School. He showed. Hampshire hogs in the junior division at the state fair. He chose 'u Hereford heifer as his prizes

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