The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 July 1966 — Page 3
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Th« Dally Bannar, Graancattla, Indiana Thursday, July 14, 1966
SH™. 4Y0IIR HEALTH.
By LBSTEB 1* OOLEMAK, MJ>.
Kattcnally, fish sticks and portions, canned tuna and scallops are in abundant supply. Add them to your menu this week.
Window National
Three Drowned In Stole Lakes
By Lyle Wilson Sy United Press International
Power Mower Help Or Hazard? J- Three persons drowned Wed-
NOW comes the time when a' when the operator tried to pull • nesday in Indiana lakes as they
grass from the bottom at the machine without cutting off the
bit of precaution will spare many families unnecessary medical expense and hardship. It’s power mower time . . . be-careful time. The power-mower has became so much a part of the outdoor scene that its hazards must be recognised along with its ;advantages in order to insure the safety of
the family.
This is a power tool, and ; its use must be limited to those
Hr. CMmmn members at the
houeehold who
ere mature and responsible enough to treat It as such.
Berioee Hazard
To Illustrate the seriousness at this hazard, in the city at Dayton, Ohio, with a population at 265,000, there were 25 patients treated each week for lawmnoarer injuries during a
recent summer season.
* Multiply this figure by the number of large and small cities in the United States and else-
where, and the need to do some- SPE AK1NG OF TOUR thing about this danger becomes ALTH Antiallergj pills
apparent.
■ > m almost every one at these cases, the accidents were due to carelessness, and could have
been avoided. Common Injury
The most common injury In-
motor.
Other injuries reported were lacerations of muscles, tendons, nerves and blood vessels. These accidents occurred not only to operators but to bystanders when tiny stones and metal objects left the chute with the power and speed at a ballet
Five Rules
This you must know before
you mow:
1) Clear your lawn at small
objects and debris.
2) Wear steel-toe safety shoes and safety glass— S) Install a “grass eatohar’* to protect against the foreeftd ejection at objects tossed by
revolving bled—.
4) Do not permit children to start or operate a power lawnmower. They must be taught that it is not a toy, and must be respected as potentially
sought relief in lakes from the
season’s hottest weather. Robert Scott, 25, Bloomington,
drowned in Yellowwood Lake in Brown County while swimming around his boat. Authorities said a storm came up and strong winds blew the boat beyond his reach. He drowned as
he tried to swim after it.
Mrs. Peggy
Big brother in Washington has swung another low blow against the uncomplaining average men who head the families which make up the underpriviledged American middle class.
In these riotous days of racial! Re,erve District No
much of the cost of such pro-
grams.
Mr. Averageman might wonder why it is desirable to spend his tax dollars for the improvement of the skills of drop-out boy or girls when IRS wants to deny him a tax deduction for the cost of improving his own skills. The next time LBJ or the vice president appears in your town to ballyhoo the great society, ask about this IRS ruling.
And ask your congressman why the parents of college students are forbidden a tax deduction for the expense of preparing their kids to support themselves. The very rich and the very poor couldn’t care less atiout such | things. The politicians couldn’t! care less, either. It would be in line with the : new morality if Mr. Average-1 man and his enraged neighbors
swarmed into tfi« streets of Wgfnew morality, condoned by too
cities at 2 p.m. today and began to conduct sit-ins, to throw rocks and Molotov cocktails. Hie
politicians, is that a citizen who finds a law to be distasteful is entitled to riot against it.
REPORT OF CONDITION
State No. T-151
rights, let us have two minutes fl "7"'" OT F " s 7, c j ,izens L Ba " k 4 ^ c ° m P° n y 0 ^ Gr “ e " ea ‘- ® Putnam County, Indiana 46135, at the close of business June 30, 1966, a Of Silence in memory Of middle state banking institution organized and operating under the banking laws of class men, women and child- j this State and a member of the Federal Reserve System. Published in accord* 1 ren. The middle class is gradual- anee wt '* 1 a ca ^ made by the State Banking Authorities and by the Federal !
Reserve Bank of this District.
Assets
Cash, balances wtih other banks, and cash items in process of collection $
ly going out of style.
This country is headed toward
alter it. a wa y of life tailored for the sur- eo"««»n - - Crmveox 25 I i *i,„ ' United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed UMWCOX, z&, Ivxval Of the very poor and the obligation, of States and political subdivision.
Rushville, drowned in Lake San- i ver y neh. The inbetweens won’t tee near Greeneburg when a be abie to afford to hve. The poi-
raft overturned as she and three other women rode on it. The other three also were dumped into the water but swam to
shore.
iticians do not give a hoot about that because the inbetweens are
unorganized.
1,453,569.81 4,149,684.28 617,567.17
5) Be sure the machine Se absolutely cold before you refill the fuel tank, to avoid fire
or explosion.
(antihistamines) fro««ently cause drowsiness. Take special care with machines end aoto-
mobiles.
These columns are designed to relievo j/our fears about
volved the toes when the ma- health through • better undorehio* was operated on an in- ; standing of your mind and body. dine *od was pulled back over i ATI the hopeful neuo advances
the shoe top.
The second most common injury caused lacerations and amputations of the fingers. Almost always, this occurred
in medicine reported here ore known to doctors everywhere. Your individual medical problems should be handled by your own doctor. He knows you beat
(C IMS, King Features Syndicate, Zac.)
feed Supply
Situation Uneven
. ishes, and tomatoes are in good supply for vegetable buying. ' Fruit plentifuls are: Avocadoes, cantaloupes, bananas, | grapefruit, honeydew melons,
* nectarines, lemons, oranges, I WASHINGTON UFI — Th« peaches, plums and watermel-
Securities of Federal agencies and corporations not guaranteed by United States NONE Other securities (including $18,000.00 corporate stocks) 18,000.00 Federal funds sold NONE : Other loans end discounts 6,102,607.55 ! Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets repre*
Bi S brother’s latest low blow R^^t^ed than bank premises‘ZZZZZZ: ’^No'^E
Oscar Todd 46, R R 2 Terre I against the middle class was: Customers’ liability to this bank on acceptances outstanding .... NONE ■ Haute, drowned in a private delivered bv ^ 1x11617131 R«-; ^ omt. ti , ^5.24 lake on the George Puller farm ' venue Service ms - a P™erful T0TAL ASSETS : Uabi|ities $12,524,164.05 seven mile* northwest Of Terre , bureaucracy WhoSe 171163 87111 Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations $ 4,364,711.00
Haute.
3 More Killed In State Traffic
regulations have the force of law. In dealing with the taxpaying citizens, IRS is coldly pitiless, like a python. So it is that IRS has ruled that the expense of education designed to get the individual a better job is
not tax deductible.
If you, are a bookkeeper, a teacher or an electronics me-
By Unitad Frtss International
Three more traffic fatalities coming after a brief midweek lull raised Indiana’s 1966 death toll to at least 786 today com-
pared with 733 a year ago. j not tax deductible. If you thus: Vernon Boyle, 35, Clermont,! seek to better skills in order
was killed early today when his
Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnership, and cor-
porations 5,758,497.33 Deposits of United States Government 91,815,45 Deposits of States ond political subdivisions 1,285,332.77
Deposits of foreign governments ond official institutions, central
banks ond international institutions NONE Deposits of commercial banks 55,379.42 Certified ond officers' checks, etc. 57,591.70
TOTAL DEPOSITS (items 13 to 19) $11,613,327.67 (o) Total demand deposits $ 5,534,830.34 (b) Total time and savings deposits $ 6,078,497.33
Federal funds purchased NONE i Other liabilities for borrowed money NONE
. . — for borrowed money charnc and you go to night j Acceptances executed by or for account of this bonk and outschool to improve your chance' standing at promotion, vour expenses are Mobilities (including $ NONE mortgages and other liens
on bork premises and other real estate)
truck plunged over an embankment along U.S. 31 just south of Indianapolis. Authorities be-
lieve he fell asleep.
Amon A. Mitchell, 58, South Bend, and his daughter, Mrs. Polly K. McCabe, 23, Goshen,
NONE
140,947.39
TOTAL LIABILITIES $11,754,275.06
Capital Accounts
merely to hold a job. the expense fa) Capital notes and debentures may be deducted. Self improve- (b) * refe " ed •♦‘>ck-total par valu. ment is not a crime but neither : ( c ) Common stock-total P or valu.
is it encouraged. No. shores authorized 8,000 This IRS rule will have the No - stiares outstanding 8,000 Surplus j
NONE NONE
;
$ 200,000.00
force of law come next January ..“T j * 400,000.00 . Meantime, IRS has promised Reserves for contingencies ond other capital reserves NONE : to hold a public hearing if such TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $ 769 888 99
were killed Wednesday night j ig desired Thousands of ^ total liabilities and capital accounts $12,524,164.05 when their car collided with an- ^ clags ^ wjmt to appear ef ^ depej . tj f<jr the ^"cZdt days ending with
at public hearings. But being coll dote $11,375,096.08 unorganized, they are not likely Average of total loans for the 15 calendar days ending with
supply situation is uneven this weekend, reflecting poor growing seasgn, and smaller livestock ptupmenta. la some areas, however, prices have dropped on «ome meats and vegetables. Potatoes, which are In good supply should be featured at many markets this weekend. - Bleak euta in beef, end hams and bacon are the meats for the bargain-minded. Broilerfryers and turkeys remain good
protein buys.
* Green string beans, cucumbers, carrots, eggplant, lettuce, jtmions, peppers, potatoes, rad-
Tnt tniM* is ■rtMtty rmM by the U.S. Army lursG Corps
ons. Look also for cherries and cranshaw melons.
other on U.S. 33 southeast of Dunlap in Elkhart County. Police said Mitchell drove into the path of a car driven by Sadonna R. Gloor, 44, Topeka, either as he tried to pass anj other vehicle or attempted to ; make a turn. Four persons were
j hurt.
to do so. The middle class has no executive secretary in Wash-
CLEARANCE AT TROVERS DRESSES, SKIRTS, COATS, JEWELRY & PURSES SAVE Vs TO y 2
call dot. 6,225,382.58
Loans as shown in ''Assets" are after deduction of valuation
reserves of 132,834.40
ington to bully the politicians Securities as shown in "Assets" are after deduction of valuation and the bureaucrats. reserves of NONE The enormitv nf t-Viie If. *< Walter Frye, Jr., Vice President & Cashier, of the above-named bonk do me j- ... . IS a1,6 'hereby declare that this report of condition is true to the best of my know)-
IRS discrimination is best in- . edge and belief.
dicated by its contrast with the Walter Frye, Jr., V. Pres. & Cash, federal government’s free hand- st ° ner ed distribution Of tax dollars Glenn H. Lyon, Director,, among racial minorities to pre- State of Indiana, County of Putnam, ss: pare them for a better' one The Sworn to and subscribed before me this 7th day of July, 1966. average ma „ hl , f , mlly „ y ^ 0I ~*' *“•
YES The Friendly ' Yes" Bank Pays 4‘/i7o On Certificates Of Deposit The First-Citizens Bank and Trust Company “A good place to save, borrow, and build.”
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