The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 May 1967 — Page 5

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Monday, May 29, 1967

Tha Daily Banner, Greencastte, Indiana

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Taken from The Banner files of Week, May 23-June 4, 1910. Times may have changed but people remain the same. “Local gardening is booming these days. The condition of the garden ia quite the topic of conversation among the frequenters of the sidewalks, being relinquished only for politics and the comet.”

‘The question to be settled now was the hog enticed to leave home by Ernest McHaffle or did Clarence Johnson refuse , to feed and shelter it? Last Wednesday morning Clarence \johnson with tears as large as hazel nuts streaming down his > face, was in all kinds of trouble. On the side of the fence his neighbor, Ernest McHaffle was all smiles. The sequel of the cons,.. troversy, Mr. Johnson’s hog was taking regular meals at Ernest McHaffle’s and he concluded that if he fed the hog it was his. Johnson claims it was the environment that McHaffle threw out that influenced the hog to leave its happy home. Last Wednesday came the final touchdown—neither now claim the hog. It met with a sad accident on its visit that day, it fell into Mr. Johnson’s swill barrel and drowned. Alas, poor hog! Neither now wants to bury it. Often times death brings friendship, and so it did in this case. The last seen of the two men they had their arms wrapped around each other leaning over the fence weeping and viewing the remains of the hog. • • • • It’s a cruel world . . .“A Dutchman addressing his dog •aid: “You vas only a dog, but I vish I vas you. Ven you go mit your bed in, you shust turn around three times and lay down. Ven I go mit the bed in, I have to lock up de place, and vind up the clock and put the cat out, and ondress myself; and my frau she vake up and scold; and den the baby vakes up and cries, and I haf to valk him mid de house round; den

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maybe ven I get myself to bed, it is tome to get up again. Ven you get up you shust stretch yourself, dig your neck a liddle, and you vas up. I haf to light de fire, put on de keddle, scrap some mit my wife already, and get my breakfast. You play around all day and half plenty of fun. I haf to work all day and haf plenty of drubble. Den ven you die you vas dead; ven I die I haf to go to hell yet” • * • * “The courthouse flag which could not be found on Decoration Day was not lost but simply “put away.” Fred Reising, janitor at the courthouse, went to Indianapolis Monday morning but forgot to tell his assistant before he went where he had hidden the flag. Mr. Reising states that he has had much trouble with the flag because of its being borrowed on numerous occasions and not returned. Finally he decided he would avoid that trouble by hiding the flag so that it could not be found by those who wished to borrow it. He hid it well, too, for it could not be found Decoration Day.” • • • • I think we will all agree this has been an usual spring, weather wise, but—“Indiana is still suffering a delayed spring and again last night there was a heavy frost The third day of June and a frost. How’s that for a record?”

—Arab Republic ing Israel with threatening his ally, Syria. Nasser told a news conference Sunday he would close the Suez Canal if other nations help Israel in war against the Arabs. He said no power on earth “no matter how mighty” will be able to infringe U.A.R sovereignty over its blockade of the Straits of Tiran, entrance to the Aqaba Gulf and Israel’s only Red Sea port outlet But nowhere in the news conference did Nasser hint his Arab alliance wanted tq strike the first blow. Lighting his only cigarette of the conference, Nasser said quietly, “It is now up to Israel.” Nasser, asked at his conference about U.A.R. action in case the U.S. 6th Fleet intervenes on Israel’s behalf, said he would consider it a “hostile attitude.” Nasser said he did not want a U.S.-Soviet clash because this could lead to world war. The Soviets have promised “resolute” support of Cairo in its struggle with Israel. Sources in Israel said that Eshkol is believed to be relying on guarantees of backing from the Western powers in general and from President Johnson in particular. Johnson had deplored Egypt’s blockade of the entrance tq the Gulf of Aqaba.

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NOTES AND QUOTES

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BETTY H. SENDMEYER

County Extension Agent • Home Economics NOTES & QUOTES I Vacuum carpeting In heavy By Betty H. Sendmeyfer, COun- 1 traffic areas daily. This daily ty Extension Agent, Home Eco- vacuuming to pick up the surnomics. face litter may be light vacuumKEEP CARPETS LOOKING ing-three strokes over each LIKE NEW ! area. Vacuum thoroughly once No matter how much you a week. Thorough vacuuming is spend for carpeting, you can't j. five to seven strokes over an

expect it to last long without area.

proper care. ! Of course the type of cleaning

| equipment you use is important, i VTien you spend quite a bit of

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i have good equipment to keep it

Mrs. Bill Spencer and her clean. The motor driven brush daughter Mrs. James McAfee type vacuum is the best vacuand her children of Russellville um equipment. This type has visited Mrs. Spencer’s Mother, j a beater that beats the carpet Mrs. Edith Frank of Clinton bringing the dirt to the surface.

For best results, clean your carpet when it is slightly soiled. Usually you can shampoo

evening dinner guests of Mr.; the carpet successfully if it is and Mrs. George Frank of Clin-' slightly soiled. Engage a profeston Falls. isional cleaner to clean carpets

that are moderately to heavily soiled. Remove stains promptly —spot cleaning when necessary keeps your carpet cleaner long-

Falls on Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bobbie Frank of Indianapolis were Friday

Mrs. Floyd Yochum on Monday

afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Irwin visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kendall of Beech Grove on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Kendall is not so well at this writing. Miss Barbara Lanham helped Mrs. Ray Clodfelter with her yard work on Wednesday after-

noon.

Mrs. Harvey Frazier attended Baccalaureate on Sunday afternoon at Granville Wells School, her granddaughter Myra Hedge was one of the

graduates.

Mrs. Ray Clodfelter and Mrs. Ralph Clodfelter called on Mrs. Daisy Alexander and Mrs. Floyd Yochum on Tuesday

afternoon.

Farmers have sure appreciated this wonderful weather.

Mrs. Harvey Frazier attended the mother and daughter banquet at Sherwood Christian Church last week. Mrs. Frazier was guest of her daughter, Mrs. : er -

Betty Johnson and grandaugh-! There are two types of cleanter. Jenetta. ing material which should be Mrs. Frazier shopped in kept on hand at all times for Crawfordsville on Wednesday Quick spot cleaning of carpets afternoon. and ru & s - The y are reall y the Mrs. Gerald Clodfelter and onl y two suitable for home use. daughter, Beth Ann called on other materials you may hear

about are useful in the hands of skilled cleaners, but may do considerable damage if not properly used. The two cleaning materials you may safely

use are these:

Add one teaspoonful of a neutral detergent, such as those used for fine fabrics, to a quart of warm water. To this add one teaspoonful of white vinegar which is a weak acid and will serve to neutralize any alkaline materials. This can be used for foodstuff and washable ink. A dry-cleaning fluid (solvent) is useful for some spots. Use a fluid such as those used to remove spots from clothing. This is good to use for oily ma-

terials.

Blondie

By Chic Young

Johnny Hazard

By Frank Robbins

Envoy Named BERN UPI —Emi! Stadelhofer, who represented U. S. interests in Communist Cuba, has been named Swiss ambassador to Japan, the government said Friday. Stadelhofer, 62, was Swiss ambassador in Havana from 1961 to last December. When Washington served relations with the Fidel Castro regime in 1961, Switzerland was designated the nation to represent U. S. interests there.

News Of Boys -'f CHICOPEE FALLS, Mass.— Gloria J. Mullinix, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Mullinix of R. R. 1, Reelsville, Ind., has been promoted to airman second class in the U. S. Air Force. Airman Mullinix is an administrative specialist at Westover AFB, Mass. She is a member of the Strategic Air Command which maintains America’s constantly alert force of intercontinental missiles and jet bombers. The airman is a graduate of Reelsville High School.

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3. Shackle 4. Perform 6. Samarium: sym. 6. Turf 7. Wet behind the 8. Old times 9. Bony part ofbody 13. Furnish temporarily 14. Refund 16. Principal 17. German John 20. Flutter

21. Upright parts of steps 22. Nights 23. Bland 24. Overlays with gold 26. Lairs 28. Shades 30. Concocts 32. Malayan boat 33. Hideous 34. Revolve 35. Wellknown street

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