The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 October 1964 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23,1964 Page 3

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YOU'RE TELLING ME! BA,NBRIDGENEWS

— By WILLIAM MTT — Central Press Writer

A MORTAR FIRING exerase was cancelled by the Royal Marines at Dartmoor, England, jt’hen it was protested the explosions might damage prehis.oric ruins. Those Marines didn t want to land—in the soup.

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Sudden cessation of noise can

value. Americans, we read, down 500,000 tons of goobers annually, at a cost of $300 million, retail!

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All football coaches are always on the lookout for topnotch quarterbacks. And that, you can take it' from the man

awaken sleeping persons, a Uni- at the next desk, is not a pass-

versity of California study has proven. A thundering silence"

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ing fancy.

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Maine, in 1851, became the

Three eastern teen-agers were first state to have prohibitionnabbed when they tried to sell Factographs. And, in 1920, a*

Mr. and Mrs. Oral Longerbone of Pennville. Indiana, were Saturday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harshbarger, Sunday visitors were Mrs. Martha Himes and daughter. Mrs. Phil Davis and her son of Danville, Indiana. Mr. Albert Harshbarger attended the Mathematics Workshop at Fulton Jr. High School in Indianapolis Saturday. Math teachers from all over the state were represented.

Yanks Are Hard To Impress With Safety Practices

j CARSON BACK HOLLYWOOD (UPD—Gar- ! son Kamh, Broadway writer- ■ director, is returning to Holly1 wood for the first time in several years to write and direct a new romantic comedy picture, “Roses are Blue."

ries for next year — “Please SKELTON’S ROLE Don't Eat The Daisies.” HOLLYWOOD (UPIl — Red GIL SIGNED Skelton returns to movies, but Hollywood (L PI l on | v f or a cameo ro [ e tn Lanky Gil Lamb has been signed in a role in a segment of Those Magnificient Men ui the new "Valentine's day” se- Their Flying Machines.”

NEW SERIES

HOLLYWOOD (UPI> —Even before the 196-1-65 television season gets anderway MGM announces that it will star Patri-

NEW YORK UPI — It's al- “I feel that what we are ac- oia Crowley in, a new video se-

most impossible to scare the tually selling,” said Krasnow, American public tnto uniform .. is a yawing against injuries

a watch to a man from whom they had robbed it 10 days before. Bad timing!

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Another old saying which seems to have lost its meaning is “That ain’t peanuts'.” in describing something of great

Maine went so went the nation.

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Size doesn’t always count, opines Milt, the sterling printer. Look at the Sun, he argues— 618.000 times brighter than the Moon but whoever wrote a popular love song about it?

Mr. and Mrs. Dale Goodman safety practices, said Kenneth

to the individual. And the prod-

Krasnow; but an appeal to its

collective common sense can ucts ' ve developed need just as

V" kw H) YOUR HEALTH

By LESTER L. COLEMAN, >LD.

Readers Are Asking . . . IS THERE a normal period of [ Diet pills must never — but time for convalescence after! never—be taken without the

surgery for appendix, gall bladder or prostate? Convalescence is a period of recuperation of energy and vitality which is temporarily decreased by illness, surgery, anesthesia and hospitalization. ■ The time required for complete recovery varies with each individual. Age, . general physic a 1 condition, the severity of the operation and the emoI Dr. Coleman tional attitude of the patient are all factors which affect the length of convalescence. Some patients feel they are : "ready to go” the day after major surgery. Others take weeks and even months to re- . gain their energy and resume normal activity. * There is no standard time- - table for convalescence. The individual himself can usually judge when his body is again _ In condition for full perform- - ence. Under the physician’s ; supervision, the *‘back-to-vvork” . date can be established. * * * Can there be harmful effects from the continued use of diet pills that curb the appetite? Pills that kill the appetite •re also stimulants to the heart •ad general body functions. T These pills sometimes in- - crease the heart rate, raise the blood pressure and produce marked nervousness and irriT lability. Their use is definitely forbidden in some circulatory conditions.

specific suggestion and guidance of a physician. • 4 * Is there any new type of operation for the removal of cataracts? The extraction of eye cataracts can now be successfully performed by cryosurgery. This technique uses an instrument filled with extremely cold liquid nitrogen. Removal of a cataract by this new method has some advantages in certain cases. But cryosurgery, or cold surgery, is not used in all cases. The discriminating judgment of the surgeon will determine which surgical technique is best for each individual patient. * * * Can the mumps gland become swollen without having mumps? There are two “mumps” or parotid glands, one on either side of the face. Both produce saliva, vital for the digestion of food. The parotid gland can become infected and swollen not only by the mumps virus, but by other bacteria as well. Sometimes a small stone may form in the tube through which saliva passes into the mouth. This causes a backing up of saliva that results in a temporary swelling of the parotid gland. While Dr. Coleman cannot undertake to answer individual letters, he will use readers? questio)is in his column whenever possible aiul when they are of general interest. Address your letters to Dr. Coleman in care of this newspaper.

entertained at dinner on Sunday October 11th Miss Ester

Cox, Miss Nannie Goodman and work wonders.

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ross of

Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Har- Krasnow is president of old Bunten of Greencastle. Mr. American Safety Equipment

ad Mrs. Theo Ross of Pittsbdro. Corp “ New ^ ork ’ su PP hers of vice president of the corpora

Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ross, and Mr. Hickock au }° seat belts and othand Mrs. Walter Stevens and er safety devices for the home

and apartment dweller, the motorist, the cyclist, and the boat-

Mrs. Achsa Cassily, Mrs. man. The line is growing Frances Cunningham. Airs, through a thorough and pains-

Mary Summers, and Airs. Vera taking research process, Kras- q uick i y unreduced to the airEnglish attended Friends Night now said in an interview. plane ^ ^ It wag not , ong of Eastern Star at Roachdale , „ , . . ,

Automobile seats were, and before tus car was similarly

are, the basic product of equipped.

American Safety, and its sales

and earnings figures, particu- Johnson 1130 was a P rime larly this year, reflect their mover in Hickok’s giving its growing use under the stimula- first grant to Cornell Universition both of wider public ac- ty for a development program ceptance and of legislation. ^ seat belt6> He directs re _

last

Monday evening Airs. (

Summers and Airs. English were

; honored as special friends. Air. and Airs. Gene Gooch

were Sunday guests of Airs.

Olga Hibbs of Lebanon.

Airs. Blanche Cox and Aliss Zenniee Hall are visiting this week with Air. and Airs. Carl

Allen of Indianapolis.

Air. and Airs. Albert Harsh-

careful preparation as a deli-

cate drug.”

F. Dean Johnson, executive

tion. was close to being a pioneer in the use of seat belts. More than a quarter century ago he began to receive instruction in flying, and was

RECTOR

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DR.

J. F. CONRAD

OPTOMETRIST

301 E. Washington St.

DR. F.M. BURNS, DC. CHIROPRACTOR Office Open Beginning Tuesday, Oct. 27 lues, thru Sat. 9-12 1-5 lues., and Fri. Evenings 7-9 The former Dr. Jessup Office. Manhattan Road South (S. Jackson St.) Phone OL 3-5814

But it

products.

has developed other They include an

Pa., where it has a sled device for the testing of belts. Its expenditures for research and development last year totaled

more than $100,000.

CLOSING OUT SALE Du* lo th* death of my hutband, H*rsch«l Hugh**, and having sold my farms. I will sell the following tin* of machinary, hay, grain and livestock. Hi miles south of DanvilU an the Cartersburg Road. Thursday, Oct. 29TH - 10:30 A.M.

Shell Heating Oil dealer offers automatic delivery “Our automatic refill service keeps accurate track of your heating oil supply-tells us when you need oil. No charge for this extra service.”

ELLIS OIL CO. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA OL 3-5815 01 3-9084 Ol 3-9523

search for the corporation with an experimental car, a typical

emergency flasher which con- heavy-duty pursuit car equipped verts turn signals of an automo- u -ith roll bars. American Safety

bargers were callers Sunday blle to flashlll & safety lights In maintains a plant at Darby,

evening of Mr. and Mrs. Charles emergencies or can help to Frazee and family. s P ot uirin & faults ’ flasher "'a™* Air. and Mrs. Estall Al.nnick in & si S nals ’ beacons, fire (entertained at dinner Sunday. extin S uisi hers adaptable to use Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Minnick at home ’ in ^ automobile or

; and daughter, Leah Jane and on a b° a t.

' Mrs. Fletcher Alinnick all of Bloomington. Air. and Airs. Joe Allen of near Rockville and Airs. Curtis Minnick. Mrs. Alinnick remained for a week visit with | her nephew Estall and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller enj tertained at dinner Sunday. Mr. | and Airs. Gleen Nelson of Craw1 fordsville, Air. and Airs. Don 1 White and Scott Andrew. Aliss | Marlene Reece and Miss Sandi Gardner all of Naptown. Air. and Airs. Jewel Blue. Alike and Jeff. Mrs. Ruth Hyatl and Airs. | Aluriel Nelson. The occassion was the birthday anniversaries j of Air. Aliller and Air. Blue. Airs. Chrystal Priest visited i over the weekend with her broi ther Frank R. Edwards who is a surgery patient in the hos-

| pital in Indianapolis.

There will be a revival meeting at the Christian Church starting October 28 thru the | next week. Reverend Earl Davis

j will be the minister.

Air. and Airs. Curt AlcClelland and niece Lynn Lorden of Indianapolis spent the week-end at the McClellan farm north of 1 town. They visited friends Sat-

urday evening.

Air. and Airs. Albert Solomon and family were guests of Air. and Airs. Dick Roberts in South Bend over the week-end. Mrs. Rosey Lynch of Indianapolis and Mrs. Irene Boyer of Greenwood were guests of Aliss Chloe Harmless over the weekend. On Saturday they and Aliss Agnes Curran and Airs. Flora | Harmless enjoyed a trip to the Covered Bridge Festival and supper at the Christian Church

in Portland Mills.

I960 Ford Troctor, 901 with selectomotic tronsmiuion 1960 Ford Mounted Picker 1960 Ford Mounted Mower 1960 Ford Manure loader

1960 Ford Disc

1960 Three Bottom Plow

1960 4 row Dempster Cultivator 1950 M Farmall with three point

hitch

3- bottom Ford Plow mounted

8' Wheel Disc

1952 H Formal! 2-row Cultivator 2-bottom Little Genius Plow on

Rubber 8' Disc

1962 Gleaner Combine in good condition, 10' header 1950 Massey Harris 20 with 2-row cultivator John Deere Wheat Drill 13 hole John Deere Cultimulcher John Deere Cultipacker 2 John Deere Rotary Hoes John Deere Wagon with Groin

Sides

Sears Wagon with Grain Sides 2 Wagons with Gravity Beds 1 Old Wagon with Grain Sides All wagons on good rubber Oliver Manure Spreader, tractor

type

Weed Sprayer 4- row John Doer* Corn Planter 2-row International Corn Planter Brush Hog 50' Kewanne* Elevator Grain Auger Feed Grinder

David Bradloy Hay Rako

lima Sproador

Power Take-aff Seed Sowar

Wheat Fan

1957 Chevrelot 2 Ton Truck with Combination Stock and Grain

Sides

1960 Chevrolet Pick-up Truck with

Stock Rack

Bench Grinder — Anvil

Chain Heist

Vise with Plumbing Dies 200 Gal. Sterag* Tank with

Hand Gas Pump

011 Drum with Oil Pump Lot of Hand Teals, Cabinets, Benches and lumbar

2 Water Tanks

Electric Water Heater for Outdoor

Stock Tank

Shallow Well Pump 2 Gas Engines Water Tank with Hog Fountain 3 Hog Feeders, 6 Hog Houses 3 Cattle Feeders 300 Bushel of Oats 850 Bales of Clover Hay, no

rain on hay

100 Bales of Mixed Hay 150 Bales ef Straw Several Bushel of Clever Seed Some Timothy Seed 12 Head ef Shoots 7 Sews and Pigs Good Mala Hog 13 Ewes — 1 Good Buck A lot of miscellaneous items too numerous to mention

TERMS — CASH Not Responsible in Casa of Accident Lunch will be served by W.S.C.S. Ladies of Bartletfs Chapel Church.

MRS. MAE HUGHES, Owner

Jim Vaughn, Auctioneer

Milo Mendenhall, Clerk

The Evangels Quartet of Columbus, Indiana, will present a program of gospel singing at the Greencastle Church of the Nazarcne. This quartet is composed of Jim Cash, 1st tenor; Doug Gilliland, 2nd tenor; Doug Davis, baritone; Rodge Rogers, bass; and Jerry Newby, pianist and arranger. The local church will observe their annual kill “Rally Day.” The public is invited to attend.

’65 Comet completes 16,200-mile durability run from Cape Horn to Fairbanks, Alaska, in 40 days

BAINBRIDGE TAP LOUNGE BAINBRIDGE, INDIANA The Finest Steak and Catfish Dinners Family Room Available For Reservations Call 522-9292

WATER HEATER!

Approved Safe "Quick Recovery” Electric Water Heaters Purchased by our Customers for their present homes NOW INSTALLED FREE

For Full Information, Call Your Dealer, Plumber or, PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY

DINNER MEETING Greencastle Developments, Inc To discuss and explain in detail “OFF-STREET PARKING” and future developments of the Business District. All those interested in this important project are urged to attend. Thursday, October 29, 1964 DePciuw Union Building 6:30 p.m. E.S.T. $3.00 per person Tickets are available at First-Citizens Bank & Trust Company Greencastle Savings & Loan Association Central National Bank Cannon’s Clothing Store Coan’s Drugs

Livelier Comet proves once again why it s the World's Durability Champion. Uses showroom models in day-and-night grind from the bottom to the top of the world. FAIRBANKS, Oct. 22 - Three Mercury Comets today f n shed a run no car has ever attempted m so short a time—the rugged 16,200-mile grind fronrfCape Horn to Fairbanks En route, day and night, the cars had no major repairs, just routine maintenance. That’s ample proof that 1965 Comets are powerful and tough, not just lively and beautiful.

Shades of Daytona! Comet is famous for durability. Last year, specially equipped Comets ran 100,000 miles at Daytona in 40 days. Regular production-model Comets used, just like showroom Comets. Want to see the cJr thatmade it from Cape Horn to Fairbanks?Visit your Mercury dealer’s. Check a 1965 Comet Caliente, with smooth Mult-Drive Merc-0-Matic. The only difference: the run cars had an extra gas tank, because service stations are frequently so far apart in South America

In South America, Spring was near. Thaws flooded the road' - '.

Passing abandoned gold refinery at Antofagasta, northern Ch <>.

Comets are ready for immediate delivery. No waiting, if you order yours now.

-JtieMu/u/ Comet

world’s durability champion

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