The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 March 1940 — Page 3
TCreTUTLY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, MARCH
-Wanted—
WANTED: Man to tend 2 acres corn . On shares or will pay for work. Phone 404-J. Luther Easter. 15-3p. Wanted to buy small building lot on improved street. State price |
Address Box L Ban-
18,
Busiest Cigarette
and location,
ner.
15-3t.
WANTED TO RENT: Farm 60 to 160 acres in Putnam county. Write Box X, Banner. 16-2p'
invite you to visit our greenand flower shop at this Easter n of course we have many :v things to sell, but that won’t you from looking even if you t want to buy them. Open Ings Raster week. Miltons Patch. Phone 707-R. “A/i as your phone.” 18-11.
—For Sale—
WANT to RENT: 3 room house , or apartment. Reasonable rent. Call
11-tf.
480-J.
Midd'e age woman wants work uy I hour or half days. Will give good ref- I erence. Inquire Banner. 16-2p We repair, rebuild and upholster j any piece of furniture and also make
18-6 f .
ottomans. iPhone 769-WX.
I
WANTED: Curtains
cAf/x ffazel.Brooks ... photogrophed ot New York's new municipal airport. MISS BROOKS is chief instructress of stewardesses for American Airlines and one of the busiest people in America's busiest airport. Her passengers all know that Chesterfield is the cigarette that satisfies.
iR SALE: 1000 bu. good yellow | Phone 757-W.
Paul McKeehan, Phone Brick
el.
16-2o ' WA ^” rEI - >: G ' rl for general house 'work. Half-da vs- no nights. State
Half-days
r SALE: Three work horses, j Salar y expected, vo year old Jersey Heifers, C. j Box 26 -
eward. r> miles east Bainbridge. ' —
i6-sp} —Lost )R SALE: Span of good • big | ~ work mules. Well mated. Al-
Address
Return
LOST: Pair glasses, silver rim, bifocal. Square to Crawford’s Res-
Ck-'per, 1 1-2 miles south and taurant. Reward.
Putnamville. l!5-3p. 1 ner
lir.FtE PIANOS FOR SALE Grand and two Spinets, be- 1 ng to nationally known manu- , re:. Pianos now in storage and expense of reshipping will j it less than factory price. Terms ! ired. Write FACTORY REPRE- !
Chesterfield is today f s Definitely Milder,,, Cooler-Smoking Better-Tasting Cigarette
Flying East or West, North or South, you’ll always find Chesterfields a favorite of the airways. You 'll never want to try another '■ cigarette when you get to know Chesterfield's right combination of the world's best tobaccos. You can't buy a better cigarette.
LOST. Girl’s Hamilton wrist watch, yellow gold. Reward. Helen Hainmbaugh. Phone 282. 18-2p \
—Miscellaneous—
TATIVE, care of this paper. | FREE. Demonstration lessons on 2 15-3t. 1 Experienced teach-
. | er ' Phone 875-R for appointments.
ll-12p.
R SALE: Recleaned home j Little Red clover seed, good ty. also timothy seed and timhay. Three good work horses.
Lane, Bainbridge. Mon.-Wed.-Sat.-tf.
R SALE: Team Mares seven eight years old, harness, wagon, Vator. walking plow, and hay C. B. Cantonwine, Greencas-
14-18-2p.
U CAN HAVE a new pair of ose every week with what your Perfection Oil range will save in operating costs. Save at Electric. 5-12-18-3t .'tie Brand chick starter $2.30; Producer $2.15; 40% Hog Supnt $2.10. “As good as the best. Than Most.” Smith Feed & Mon-Wed-Fri.
NEW 1 39-Plate Goodyear I Battery (3.93 Each a n g e. Nine 1 Months guarantee. Free Installation. bbs Tire & Battery Service Phone 788 R SALE: Swivel type office with arms. Light oak vamishjlnisli $7.45. Furniture Exchange, Side Square. Phone 170-J. 18-lp. R SALE: Good alfalfa hay in Sherman Cofer, 3 miles east, ( es north Greencastle. 18-lp.
R SALE OR TRADE for town ''ty. 00 acres. 2'._, miles north OHie Vanlandingham. 18-2p. pR SALE: Building lot 604 south >>n street. O M. O’Hair. 602 Jackson street. 18-lp. PR SALE: Locust posts, line ami post- Riding break plow, mowY’ll 'i planter and cultivator. One east of Brick Chapel. Lon Todd.
18-lp.
STEP) Red Chow, registered, choii e pup. W’alter Barron, erdale. Indiana, R. F. D. 2. Box
18-2p.
DR SALE: Timothy hay in stack. Alice. Greencastle, R. 2. 18-20-22-25-4p. -R SALE: Two brown Swiss 10 months old. Olyn Wright,
18-3t.
R SALE: 40 Buff Orplnton hens, than two thirds of them laying, e Hurst. 3 miles north of Belle n ’ 18-lp. SALE: Recleaned home Hig English clover. ReasonPriced. Year old male Duroc, ni °nths old Holstein. O. 2. fees. Crawford Hotel. 18-3p. —Real Estate— 0R Sa LE: A well improved sixty rar m about 4 miles East of mcaatle. All tillable. Never fail- '■' der. j. t. Christie, Reel Estate.
. 18-3t
'L RENT: 6 room house, garden ’ aniJ cow pasture, chicken lot. Rntul, Reelsville. 18-2p. —For Rent—
R RENT: Three
II 20.
room apartAvailable about
Ga " 187-M. M-W-F-tf.
In Cole Apt.
TRAVEL SERVICE: Take your weekend or Sunday trip in private car. Licensed chauffer. Ratqs reasonable. Call 749-J. 18-20-22-3p FOR TRADE: Seven room duplex, I seven room home, five room home. All modern conveniences. Would exchange for Greencastle city property. O. Z. Bridge, Crawford Hotel.
18-23-2p.
, .TODAY’S COOLER-SMOKING BETTER-TASTING ... DEFINITELY MILDER CIGARETTE
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STATE flF INDIANA COt’NTY OK 1*1 r.N'AM. SS
IN THE 1’I TNA.M CIHCI IT COCIIT
JANIARY TERM, 1»40
Huz^l Allen Keck
... .. „ VH - No. 15,975
\\ niter F. Whitley, et nl COMPLAINT To GflET
QCIET TITLE TO REAL ESTAII-:
t onieK now the Plaintiff bv Wilbur S. Donner, her attorney, and fileK herein her (omplainl In <ini< i iii|,. i<> real eatat.. altuate in pulnam Cnnnty, Indiana, together wltli tile affidavit of dlalntereated and competent person,
fOllo
a i t he
>wing
nnri compel nee of the
n-umes. ilesljfimti*,! aiid <lHscribe«l defen clan t s, Walter ]'. Whltlt-v. Kosie Florence Stew.irt, Landon Stewart, and Ada M. Stewart, his wife, Otis Stewart, and Opal Sf. wart, his wife, t’lell Stewart Jones, and James Jones, her husband. Samu. l Ni. k St. wart John V. Bartlett. Clara K Bartlett, Ottawa F. Bartlett, and Amanda F. Bartlett, his wife, Leonard Bartlett, and Leona Bartlett, his wife, Mvrtb Bartlett Rogers and Thomas Rogers, her husbaml, Otis K. Bartlett, ami Lora Bartlett, his wife. Rhoda Bartlett Case, Zeno Case, Corda Bartlett Newman, P'rames Bartlett Batman, and Ward R. Batman, her huahand, Corneliua Lennder Bartlett, Arthur Bartlett. Paul F. Priest, and Nora A. Priest, his wife, Clarence J .Ferrand and Clara Irene Ferrand. Ids wife. Darius Runyan, and Reese Runyan, his wife. Klisnheth Stewart, and William Stewart, her husband, lOrnest I! Owens, and Beulah S. Owens, his wife, Sanuiel (irant Allen, and the unknown surviving spouses, and the unknown creditors of any deceased person, and the unknown husbands, wives, widows, widowers, spouses. heirs, devisees, legatees, children, descendants, partners, executors, administrators, trustees. personal representatives, guardians, suecessors, mortgagees, encumbrances, assigns, grantees, receivers and lessees, respectively, of each and all of the above named defendants, and all persons claiming from, through or under them, or either of them, the names of each and all of whom are unknown to the Plaintiff, and each of them are unknown, and that diligent inquiry has been made to ascertain the residence of said defendants. and each of them, and that said Inquiry has not disclosed the residence of said defendants, ami they are believed to be non-residents of the State of Indiana; and that said defendants are necessary and proper parties defendants to this action. That this suit Is prosecuted to quiet title of the Plaintiff to the lands mentioned ami described in her complaint, as against all demands, claims and claimants, whatsoever, which lands are situate in Putnam County, in the State of Indiana and described as fol-
lows. to-wit:
A part of the Northwest quarter of the Southwest quarter
Sec-
tion Thirteen <1J). Township Six-
teen (16) North, R«)
crib
quar
uarter of S
Tov
lange Three CD
West, described as follows, to-wil: Commencing at a point on tin* West line of the Northwest quarter of the Southwest quarter said Section, said point Belli twenty (20) rods south of Northwest corner of said quarter quarter Section; thence South, with the West line of said quarter quarter Section. forty (40) ; thence East, parallel to the
dug t lie
rods;
ust,
North line of said quarter quar Seetion. to a point thirty-two ( rods West of the Fast line of said
i tier (.12)
qua
ioint thirt.\ he East li
nuarter quarter Section; thence North, parallel to tin* Fast line «>i said quarter quarter Section forty (40) rods to a point thirtv-two (12) rods West of the East line of
Sect ir
quarter quarter y (20) rods Sou til
and
) rods South or the of said quarter quarter
West, parallel to of said quarter
uarter Section, to the place
elve 0 2)
said
t wenty
North line
Seetion; thence the North line
quarter Mecuon, to t beginning, containing
>r less eby g of th
acres more or less. reby given said defend-
em. of id that
Notice is li*ants and each
ency of this suit,
wlli be called for action on the 30th day of April. 1040. the being the 26th Judicial Day of April Term. 1940. of the Putnam cuit Court, and that unless th«y
and appuu- on said
at the court ho nam County.
demur
will be heard
the pend the ■*me Tuesday,
line the
Clr-
court.
ti nu*
dgs In
in Greencastle. Put-
OUBl!
y , Indiana. said complaint, the rd and determined In
and answer or
same their
g b«er
hereunto set my hand and nfl seal of said Court at Greene* dlann. this 8th day of March. Homer C Morrison, < lerk.
Circuit Court
11 WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
* affixed the
astle. In-
thin 8th day of March, 1940
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DICTATORS CONFER (Continued from |*n
_ from l*nae One)
the platform until he boarded thr train which left immediately with blinds drawn. Count Galeazzo Ciano, foreign minister, and other members of the party, had boarded it earlier. It was the same train Mussolini used on his triumphal visit to Berlin in
1937 and to Munich in 1938. Ahead of it ran the pilot train,
clearing the right of way. There were few stops. One was at Camp Di Marte at 5:10 p. m. yesterday where the local prefect and fedenl secretary paid their respects. Ciano got off the train for a moment but
.NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE The undersigned administrator of the Estate of Dock F. Ooso, deceased, hereby gives notice that by virtue of an order of the Putnam Circuit Couri of Putnam County, Indiana he will at tlie hour of 1:10 P. M'. on the 17th <I;n o 1 i p r11, 1940 "ii Di'- premises o f f e i for sale ;it public auction all the interest of said decedent in ■and to the following described real ostate in Putnam County, Indiana, to-wit; A part of the west half of the northwest quarter of Section 26, township 11 north, range f> west, described as follows, to-wit: eomiiiencing at (lie northwest corner of Section 26, in said township and range; thence south on the section line 21 chains and 64 links to a stone; thence east parallel to the north line of said half quarter is chains and 48V*» links to a stone; thence north, parallel to the*west lim* of said half quarter 21 chains and 64 links, more or less, to the north line of s*iid half quarter to a stone: thence west with said north line 18 chains and 4814 links to the place of beginning, containing 40 acres; Also, a part of the southeast quarter of Seetion 22. township 11 'north. Range 5 west, hounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the southeast corner of said section and running thence West with the south line thereof 8 chains and s‘» links; thence north la chains and 11 links to a stake in the National Road; thcncc north al degrees cast 2 chains and 14 links; thence north 4s degrees east 1 chains and la links; thence north 67hj degrees cast 4 chains and 63 links to the east line of said section; thence south 40 chains with said line to the place of beginning, containing 13.18 acres, more or less. Said real estate is located on Slate Road 40 about oiu-imlf miles west of Manhattan. Said sale will be made subject to tlie approval of the Putnam Circuit Court for not less than twothirds 1 lie full appraised value of the same and upon tin* following terms and conditions: CASH. Lloyd (lose. Administrator Clarence A. Vestal, Auct. Lyon A A lira ms. Attorneys. D- U.
within five minutes it was under way
again.
As the conference continued, both trains were shunted onto sidings so normal freight traffic could continue.!
The pass, the lowest traversing tho j major Alps, has been geographically DEMIGOD OF NORTH vital since the days of earlv Romp; WOODS TO REPLACE
Bunvan To Rule Smelt Festival
early Rome |
and now is economically vital to Ger- j many in getting wartime supplies
through Italy.
At noon, an hour and a half after they had met, the two dictators were still together. They were completely alone, their foreign ministers, Ciano and Joachim von Ribbentrop having retired to another oar. Upon Hitler's arrival, a rod carpet had been lain hastily over the snow for him to walk on to Mussolini’s train. Rows of potted palms were placed along the sides of the carpet and were quickly flecked, incongruously, with snow.
ROME, March 18 (UP) It was announced officially that Benitto Mussolini and foreign minster Gifeazzo Ciano had arrived at Brennaro at 9:30 a. m, (3:30 a. m. EST) and that Dr. Hans Mackensen, German ambassador to Italy, had accompanied Mussolini from Rome. After an exchange of greetings and a review of the guard, Hitler and Mussolini went to Musolini's train salon for a conference, it was announced.
BERLIN, March 18 (UP) Adolf Hitler and foreign minister Joachim von Ribbentrop reached Italian soil at 10:10 a. m. (4:10 a. m.) it was announced by the semi-official D. N. B. agency. The announcement said Benito Mussolini and Italian foreign minister Galeazzo Ciano met them and accorded Hitler a hearty welcome. Ralph Alspaugh returned to his home Saturday from the Putnam County hospital. Let us plow your gardens and get them In planting shape. Phone 769-WX.
BARBIZON STYLIST WILL BE AT PREVO'S Miss Frances Ponder stylist for the Barbizon Corporation of New York is here on her semi-annual visit to Greencastle and the Prevo store. Miss Ponder is always welcomed by the sales staff and by her many friends here because she has a wealth of information on new fashions in general and new Barbizon fashions in particular. When asked about the new fashions, Miss Ponder
told us:
“Daytime clothes look younger because short, simple skirts always look young. The new bloused waist in dresses, suits, coats, does wonders for the average figure. The bloused effect above the skirt creates an optical illusion of slimness below. Lingerie is enchantingly feminine. Not frail or frothy looking, but cut along appealing lines and trimmed ! with lovely embroidery. Colors are
subtle . .
STONE WORKER HELD ON MANKLArGHTEK CHARGE.
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Putnam
11 -3t.
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ANAPOUS Mid-Week Exeundon to Indianapolis Check this low one-way fare to Indianapolis. Good Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday on any of Greyhound's convenient schedules. Return on any schedule up to midnight of day ticket is purchased.
SMELT QI'KENS ESCANABA, Mich., March 18 Paul Bunyan, the mythical demigod of the north woods, who is credited by the old-time lumberjacks with planting the silvery smelt in Lake Michigan ages ago, will reign ,ri spirit, if not by proxy, at the sixlh annual Escanaba Smelt Jamboree which will be held here April 11 'o
13 ;
The Escanaba Smelt Jamboree is going he-mannish this year. Smelt queens, kings and other foU de-rols of royalty are definitely out, and instead Paul Bunyan and h.s crew* will direct the festivities that will be held at the height of the annual spawning run of the silvery horde of fresh water smelt. The queen’s hall will give way to Paul Bunyan's Brawl this year and the festivities along the hanks of the Ford and Tacoosh rivers will be featured by a gigantic fish fry, at which the mighty Paul's inimitable cook, Sourdough Sam, will prepa.o smelt to feed the populace. A log birling contest in the icy waters of the Tacoosh will be another of the huge list of free attractions. Hundreds of spoilsmen aie expected to come from all over the midwest to dip for smelt during th? spawning runs, which will continue until about April 20. The regular fishing license, good for angling th ■> rest of the year in Michigan, is requited for dipping. Non-residents may procure a 10-day license for one
dollar.
The Escanaba Smelt Jamboree jama colors, and when combined very committee will futnish guides and dashing. Even bridal trousseaux transportation to the dozen or more have a good share of pink and blue smelt streams in the Escanaba arc:* gowns along with traditional white
without charge to visitors. Dipnets will be available for rental at a nominal fee. There is no limit to the number of fish that may be taken. Some fishermen have dipped as much as a ton of smelt alone in one even-
ing.
The jamboree committee again will send smelt to service clubs and sportsmen's organizations in the middle west at the actual cost price.
BEDFORD. Ind., March 18. (UP) Reed Blackburn. 49. a Bloomington stone worker, was held in jail here today on charges of involuntary manslaughter in default of $1,000 bond in connection with the death of Clarence L. Walters, 64, former Bedford business college president, last Saturday. Coroner R. E. Wynne said Blackburn had been drinking before his automobile collided with Walters’ car near here. Walters was killed instantly. Grace Bohall. 24, of Bloomington, who was hitch-hiking to Bedford and had been given a ride by Walters, was injured.
NOTH !•; TO NON-lll>ll)i:NTS ST AT !•: OK INMANA COI NTY OK I’l "I'NA.VI, SS In the I’utimm Circuit Court, Jnmrury Term, lino.
a faint tinge of orchid is very smart Spice and turquoise are popular pa
satin. Breakfast jackets to ensemble with gowns are increasingly pop-
ular.”
“Miss Barbizon’’ has with her a collection of new slips, gowns, pajamas which she is exhibiting at the
Prevo store.
The Prevo store invites you to come in and inspect these new styles from that famous Parbizon lingerie line known the world o^er for Its
| quality.
INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Hog receipts 8.000: weights over 200 lbs., 5 cents lower; lighter weights steady; 160-220 lbs., $5.25$5.35; 220-250 lbs., $5.15-$5.30; 250300 lbs.. $4.75-$5.05; 300-400 lbs.,
o’clock from the New Providence $4.55-$4.65; 100-160 lbs., $3.50-$4.50: church. Interment was in the ceme- , sows steady, mostly $4-$4.50.
f 1-11(11111 whom and nil that (1
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of each and all of to th.* Plaintiffs, an unknown, and hlrlicc of sold dfiof them, and that disclosed the rosL
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SERVICES HELD SI \ DAY FOR WILLIAM BOURNE
Funeral services for William A. Bourne, age 72 years who died at his : home in Indianapolis Thursday night, wgre held Sunday afternoon at 2:00
STEVENS DRUG STORE
26 E. Washington St.
Phone 191
tery near by. Mr. Bourne was horn in Putnam county and lived in Greencastle for several years. At one time, he owned and operated a store in Greencastle on the corner of Madison and Liberty streets.
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Cattle 1.600. calves 500: steers slow, cows and heifers fully steady; early heifer sales $7.50-$8.50; fat cows $5.50-$6 50; canners and cutters $4.25-$5.50; vealers weak to 50 cents lower, good and choice $ 10.50-$! 1. Sheep 1,500; lambs weak to shade lower; good to choice 85 lb. wooled lambs $10.15; good to choice 84 lb. shorn lambs $8.50.
Stair of Imliunu, und (hut huM di-fend-ant.M in*,. ucccMsary and proper parties detVnduiU to tills action. That this sail la prosecuted to quiet title of tin- Plaintiffs to tliu lands mentioned and described in their complaint. ns against all demands, claims and claimants whatsoever, which hinds are situate In Putnam County, in tlie Stati of Indiana and described as follows, to-wit: All that part of Lots Number twenty-seven (27) and twentyeight (28), in tlie Hastern Division of tlie Town of Oloverdale, described as follows, to-wit: HeginnlnR at a point fifty-three (Til) feet und four (4) inches soutli of tl«e northeast corner of said lot twenty-seven (27) thence south fifty-three (T.l) feet and four (4) inches; thence west one hundred a,ml sixty (160) feet; thence north fifty-three (53) feet and four (4) Inches; thence east one hundred and sixty (160) feet to the place of
beginning.
Notice Is hereby given said defendants and each of them, of the pendency of tills suit, and that tlie same will be
r tii )lle
day of April. 23rd Judicial
1940.
t hat
da
ill
• action on Friday, the 26th prll. 1940, the same being the Judicial Day of the April Term. tlie Putnam Circuit Court, and unless they be and apnear on said in raid Court, at (lie Court
I louse
Indl-
I comnd de-
y iu raid Court, at the
in Greencastle. Putnam County. In ana. and answer or demur to sail plaint, the same will be heard ai
termined in their absence,
In Witness Whereof. 1 have hereunto set my hand and affixed tlie seal
of said Court this 4th day
st le,
10.
March, 191
Homer C. Morrison, Clerk
Circuit Court.
C. C. Gillen, Atty, for Plaintiff. 4-St.
I ndlana, Putnam