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Banner-Graphic, Greencastle, Indiana

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Swine Department Judgings

Judging results from the Putnam County Fair in the Swine department are: All breeds, Barrow ShowKent Ames, first; Denise Parker, stCond; Bruce Games, third; Jeff Davies, fourth; Ronnie Parker, •dth; I racy Pickens, sixth; John ^'hitkanack, seventh; Todd t.H°pkins, eighth; Denny Sutherhn, ninth; Dan Torr. tenth. All breeds, Barrow Show, 201 lbs and up-Kim Ames, first; Jeff Davies, second; Clint Maddox, third; Ty Sutherlin, fourth; Mark Parker, fifth; Glovin Smith and family, sixth; Bruce Games, seventh; Kim Ames, eighth; Clin; Maddox, ninth; Dottie Alcorn. Market I.itter-Ron Birt, first; Richard Crissinger, second; Terri Neaderhiser. third; Bob Birt. fourth; Christina Morrison, fifth. Crossbred, Class I, It. wt. single Barrows-Bruce Games, tirst; Brad Davies; second; Jeff Davies, third; Mike Mann, lourth; Ty Sutherlin. fifth, Mark Bryan, sixth; Tony Porter, seventh; Craig Sibbitt, eighth; Vicki Jones, ninth; Brian O’Hair, tenth. Crossbred Class 11, It. wt. single Barrows-Kent Ames, first; Jane Torr. second; Kevin Carpenter, third; Mark Fordice. fourth; l.oren Wood, fifth; Jim McGaughey, sixth; William Morrison, seventh; Jerry McGaughey, eighth. Crossbred, Class I. heavy single Barrows-Jeff Davies, first; Steve Whitman, second; Brad Davies, third; Tony Porter, fourth; Laurie Porter, fifth; Andy Henderson, sixth; Craig Sibbitt, seventh; Doug O’Hair, eighth. Crossbred Class 11. heavy single Barrows-Kim Ames, first, Bryan Duke, second: Ron Birt. third; Jane Torr, fourth; Pat Carrico, fifth; Mark Fordice, sixth; Terri Neaderhiser, seventh; Bob Birt, eighth. Crossbred, heavy pairs of Bar-rows-Kim Ames, first; Jeff Davies, second; Steve Whitman, third; Jane Torr, fourth; Brad Davies, fifth; Tony Porter, sixth Crossbred, It. wt. Pair of Bar-rows-Kent Ames, first; Ty Sutherlin, second; Mark Fordice, third; Mike Mann, fourth; Bruce Games, fifth; William Morrison, sixth. Crossbred, Class I. Gilts-Ron Birt, first; Greg Whitman, second; Kathy Jones third; Anita Fowler, fourth; Doug O'Hair, fifth; Dallas Day, sixth; Terri Neaderhiser, seventh. Crossbred, Class II, GiltsTerry Nees. first: Jeff Davies, second; Brad Davies, third: Craig Sibbitt. fourth: Denny Sutherlin, fifth; Bob Birt. sixth; Richard Crissinger, seventh. Scramble Class. Class 1-Sara Binkley, blue; Bruce Games, first and blue; Glen Logan, second and blue; Shawn Boyce, blue; Doug Wist, blue; Kensie Morrison, blue: David Gilley, bhie; David McGaughey, blue, Greg Whitman, blue; David O’Hair, blue; Kelly Carpenter, blue: Glen Birt, blue; Norman Bray, blue; Chuck Buis, white; Gene Winnings, white; David Winnings, white: Monice Wood, blue; Eddie Burton, blue. Scramble Class, Class 11-Lee ann Modesiti.blue; Kandy Kinney, blue; Brent Cash, blue; David Parker, blue; Jerry Neese, blue: Susan Whitkanack. blue; John Eli Aker, blue; Mike Burnham, first and blue; Bobby Wrist, blue: Pam Early, blue; J'4m Hacker, blue; Charles Boone, blue; Brian O’Hair, blue: Akin Jefferies, blue; Rita Jef-

feries, second and blue; Brian McFarland, blue; Joe Lawless, blue. Chester White, It Barrow 200 lbs. and down-Gerald Birt, first; Ronald Parker, second; Ryan Parker, third; Glen Birt, fourth; Brad Cash, fifth; John Sears, sixth. Chester White, It. pair Bar-rows-Gerald Birt, first; Ronald Parker, second; Ryan Parker, third: Glenn Birt, fourth: Brad Cash, fifth. Chester W hite, heavy Barrow, 201 lbs and up-Leeann Modesitt, first; Ronald Parker, second; Ryan Parker, third; John Sears, fourth; Gerald Birt, fifth; Brad Cash, sixth; Charles Sears, seventh. Chester White, heavy pair Barrows-Leeann Modesitt, first; Ronald Parker, second; Brad Cash, third. Chester White, Jan Gilt-Ry-an Parker, first; Leeann Modesitt, second; Ronald Parker, third; Brad Cash, fourth; Tony Porter, fifth; Brent Cash, sixth; Charles Sears, seventh. Chester White, Feb. Gilt-Lee-ann Modesitt, first; Daniel Cocrell. second; Gerald Birt, third; Ryan Parker, fourth; Ronald Parker, fifth; Brad Cash, sixth; Glen Birt, seventh; Brent Cash, eighth; Charles Sears, ninth. Chester White. March GiltLeeann Modesitt, first: Brad Cash, second: Brent Cash, third: Charles Sears, fourth. Chester W'hite, Market LitterRyan Parker, first; Brad Cash, second. Chester White. Breeding Litter-Leeann Modesitt, first. Yorkshire. Lt. Barrow, 200 lbs and down-Mike Sims, first; Tracy Pickens, second; Julia Smith, third; Joyce Smith, fourth. Yorkshire, Lt. Pair BarrowsMike Sims, first; Julia Smith, second; Joyce Smith, third. Yorkshire, Heavy BarrowsGordon Smith, first: Greg Smith, second: Tracy Pickens, third; Mike Sims, fourth. Yorkshire, heavy pair Bar-rows-Greg Smith, first; Mike Sims, second. Yorkshire, Jan. Gilt-Mike Sims, first; Gordon Smith, second; Tracy Pickens, third. Yorkshire. Feb. Gilt-Joyce Smith, first; Mike Sims, second; Greg Smith, third v orkshire. March Gilt-Julia Smith, first: Mike Sims, second. Yorkshire. Market-Litter-Tracy Pickens, first. Duroc, Barrow. 200 lbs. and down-John W'hitkanack, first; Cindy W'hitkanack, second; Ernie Sheldon, third; Susan Aker, fourth. Duroc, It. pair Barrows-John Whitkanack. first; Ernie Sheldon, second. Duroc. Barrow. 200 lbs. and over-Mark Parker, first; Ernie Sheldon, second: Clint Maddox, third; Susan Whitkanack. fourth; Cindy W'hitkanack. fifth; John Whitkanack. sixth; Mike Carrico, seventh; Jeff Rich, eighth; Tim Perkins, ninth. Duroc, heavy wt. pair Bar-rows-Ernie Sheldon, first; Clint Maddox, second; Tim Perkins, third; Mike Carrico, fourth; Susan Whitkanack, fifth; Cindy W'hitkanack. sixth. Duroc, Jan. Gilt-Ernie Sheldon , first; Clint Maddox, second. Mark Fordice, third; Cindy Whitkanack. fourth; John Whitkanack. fifth; Susan Whitkanack, sixth. Duroc, Feb. Gilt-Mark Fordice, first: Clint Maddox, second: Cindy Whitkanack. third; Jeff Rich, fourth; John W'hitkanack. fifth: Ernie Sheldon.

MV. Home Furnishings

w Results from home fgrnishings judging at the Putnam County 4-H Fair arc: * Pam Earley, blue State Fair alternate: Diane Flint, red: 1 ina flood paster, blue: Kendra £>gan. blue: Aurelia McKamey. htue. State Fair entry: Denise NgcMains. blue: Dcbbv Ratcliff, vrtiite; Debbie Ruark. blue; Ijnda Staggs, red: and Anna Walters, w hite: ” Roberta Howard. blue: Barbara McFarland, blue. State F#ir entry: Ginny Mann. blue. Stale Fair alternate; Susan Stamper, blue: Marsha McKee ban. blue; Kay Ruark. blue; Cindy Schlegel. blue: Ktisandra Wood, blue: Becky Hr - - COMMISSIONERS' CLAIMS iHE PUTNAM COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS wiu. meet in regular SESSION MONDAY. AUGUST 5 1974 AT 9 at) AM LEGAL TIME AT THE COURT HdbSE IN GREENCASTLE. INDIANA TO cd^SlDER THE FOLLOWING CLA'MS E WERGENCY EMPLOYMENT ACT

PAYROLL

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sixth; Susan Aker, seventh. Duroc, March Gilt-Ernie Sheldon, first. Duroc, Market Litter-Clint Maddox, first; Sheldon, second. Spotted, It. wt. BarrowDonna Parker, first; Denise Parker, second. Spotted, It. pair BarrrowDonna Parker, first. Spotted, heavy wt. BarrowDottie Alcorn, first; Jennie Alcorn, second Denise Parker, third. Spotted, Jan. Gilt-Donna Parker, first; Denise Parker, second; Dottie Alcorn, Third; Mike Martin, fourth; Andy Henderson, fifth; John Akers, sixth. Spotted, Feb. Gilt-Denise Parker, first; Donna Parker, second; Jennie Alcorn, third; John Aker, fourth. Spotted. March Gilt-William Morrison, first. Hampshire, It. wt. BarrowDavid Rowings, first; Denny Sutherlin, second; Marty Fordice, third; Todd Hopkins, fourth; Lynette Parker, fifth: Dan Torr, sixth; Trent Hopkins, seventh; Stacy Thomas, eighth; Anita Fowler ninth. Hampshire, It. Barrow, pairStacy Thomas, first; David Rowings, second; Dan Torr, third; Lynette Parker, fourth; Marty Fordice, fifth; Denny Sutherlin, sixth. Hampshire, heavy BarrowDenny Sutherlin, first: Dennis Steele, second; Brian Fowler, third; David Rowings, fourth;

Bruce Fowler, fifth; David Rowings, fourth; Bruce Fowler, fifth; Dan Torr, sixth; Sue Carrico, seventh; Trent Hopkins, eight; Lynette Parker, ninth. Hampshire, heavy pair Bar-row-Brian Fowler, first; Lynette Parker, second; Sue Carrico, third. Hampshire, Jan. Gilt-Dan Torr, first; Marty Fordice, second. Hampshire. Feb. Gilt-Dennis Steele, first; Stacy Thomas, second; Larry Haddon, third; Linda Haddon, fourth; Randy Zimmerman, fifth, Marty Fordice, sixth; Jeff L awson, seventh. Hampshire, March Gilt-Todd Lawson, first; Marty Fordice, second. Hampshire, Breeding LitterRandy Zimmerman, first. Poland, Jan. Gilt-Steve Greeson, first. Poland, Feb. Gilt-Steve Greeson, first. Berkshire, heavy BarrowDavid W'allace. first. Berkshire, heavy pair Barrows, first. Tamworth, It. Barrow-Matt Brow n, first. Tamworth, It pair BarrowMatt Brown, first.

Tamworth, Brow n, first. Tamworth. Brown, first. Tamworth, Brown, first.

Jan. Gilt-Matt

Feb. Gilt-Matt

March Gilt-Matt

WORRY CLINIC George W. Crane, PhD., M.D.

Zaring. blue. State Fair alternate: Suzanne McGaughey, blue. State Fair entry; Lisa Nees. red.

Arthur’s tears are a sex symbol of nostalgia for a return to the virile libido of his youth. He is really not enamoured of the cute Fraulein but of his former zestful romantic verve. His wife soon restored that via boudoir cheesecake! CASE B-605: Arthur G„ aged 39, is a victim of sexual nostalgia for his youth. “Dr. Crane,’’ his wife began, “Arthur has been moody for the past few months. “He broods and sometimes I will find him crying but it wasn’t till yesterday that he told me why. “Before we were married 15 years ago, he was stationed with our army troops in West Germany. “And he dated a young girl over there for a year. “Now, after 15 years of apparently happy marriage, he tells me he doesn't really love me but his heart is back there with that young German Fraulein "Dr. Crane, why didn't he show such a romantic feeluig for her during the earlier years of our apparently quite happy marriage? “Why has it suddenlyappeared just the last few months? “We have 3 lovely children whom he always adored, yet he now ignores them, too.” MENOPAUSAL PANIC Until this column dispelled the bugaboo about the female menopause, women in hundreds of cities would also brood and cry, just like Arthur does, as they reached their 39th birthday. For they formerly believed the false notion that their womb was a primarysex organ So they often entered into a menopausal panic, thinking that they no longer could be appealing to their mates after the womb had ceased its regular monthly function in the middle 40s. Thus, they dreaded that they were “on the shelf” as regards romance.

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NONDISCRIMINATION REQUIREMENTS HAVE BEEN MET

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with reepect to tne entitlement funde leponed hereon. I certify thet they heve not bee- uied m v olenon of e'ther the priority expenditure (Section 103! or the metchm* (unde prohibdron (Section

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Cecil J. Sutton, Trustee -

the government of GREENCASTLEJ^OWN SHIP has received General Revenue Sharing payments totaling *34,564 during the period horn July 1 197 3 thru June 30. ^97^ Account no 15 3 067 005 GREENCASTLE TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE PUTNAM COUNTY P. O. BOX 304 GREENCASTLE, IND. 46135

V^OI TRUST FUND REPORT (1) Balance m of June 30 1973 *35,823.40 (2) Ravanu* Sharing Funds Raca>vad from x-.-. July 1 1973 through Juna 30 1974 . . *34,564.00 (3) Interest Earned *1,780.79 141 Total Funds Avsuatta *72,168.19 IS) Totel Amount Expended *35,460.03 IBI Belenceeeol June 30. 1974 *36,708.16

(F) The news madia htva baan edvisad that a compieta copy of this report has baan pubfishad m a local nawspapar of gensrai circulation. I hevs rscords documenting tha contants of this rsport and thav era ooan ‘or oubfic scrutiny at_^^*^* Greencastle Township Trustee . Aug. 2-1T

Now that we have shown them that the uterus (womb) is no more essential to their love life than is the appendix to their enjoyment of dinner table victuals, you hear little about the menopause. But men also enter what is called the “climacteric,’’ during which they also brood and become victims of innumerable neurotic fears. They may cry and shun their former friends Often they consult physicians, hoping that hormone shots, as of testosterone, will rejuvenate

them.

Then they try pornographic imagination as well as actual lewd pictures. But they rarely admit their real terror is that their wives will suspect such husbands cannot function in the bedroom. In the resulting male panic, such men employ one ruse after another to divert the wife's suspicions that they are impotent. Some thus drink to excess, hoping their inebriation will camouflage their secret problem and yet let them retain their wife’s solicitude. But others lapse into a nostalgic “passion for an old flame,” just as Arthur is

doing.

His romantic urge for the cute German Fraulein has been desperately pulled out of his memory, as a solace to his wounded libido. For now- that he can't function with his wife in their boudoir, he conjures up this earlier romance to flatter his own wounded sex ego, and as a psychological alibi to explain his lack of fervent affection for his wife. This is a common ruse which we psychiatrists encounter in scared, platonic husbands. The solution is for his wife to restore his libido by more seductive aggressiveness and tantalizing boudoir cheesecake! Such men soon snap out of their moody nostalgia for past sweethearts, if their wives make them function as of yore.

STATE OF INDIANA

cation of this notice or

said

claims will

Francis Harris

75 00

Warren S. Tucker

104 50

COUNTY OF CLAY ss:

be forever barred.

Jeon Young

250 00

Albert Solomon

25 99

IN THE CLAY CIRCUIT COURT

Dated at Greencastle,

Indiana, this 30

Harley Fender

440 00

Typewriter Rebuiider

3 50

1974 TERM

day of July. 1974.

Loyd Surber

396 00

James Houck

137 29

Harold L- Maurer and

Ennis E. Masten

Hollie Smith

86 63

James Houck

300 00

Freida M. Maurer

Clerk of the Putnom Circuit Court

Sam Shonkwiler

86 63

David Houck

.30000

ys Cause No. P-74-222

James M. Houck

John Rupert

304 00

James Houck

27 49

Sallie A Hirt, etoll

Attorney

Vero June Albright

583 33

Ind Pros. Atty Assn

132 50

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS AND

Aug 2-9-16-3T

Gene Deweese

100 00

James Houck

153 70

PERSONS WHOSE RESIDENCE IS

Aeleeno M Heovm

200 00

Indiana Gas

126 42

UNKNOWN

COMMISSIONERS’ CLAIMS

Imogene Hazel Ferrond

200 00

Public Service

721 55

Be it known that on the 30th day of July

The Putnam County Board

of Commis-

Ol'vio Burns

200 00

General Telephone

408 12

1974, the above named plaintiffs, by their

sioners will meet in regular session Mon-

Floy Heovm

50 00

Dept of Sewage

74 25

attorney, tiled in the office of the Clerk

day, August 5, 1974 ol 9:00 legal time ot

Irmo Hurst

90 95

Dept of Water Works .

62 67

the Clay Circuit Court their Complaint

the Courthouse in Greencastle

Indiana to

Jerald Colbert

208 33

Thomas Black

8 00

against the above named defendants, and

consider the following claims:

Hubert Floyd

444 00

Cloirmont Transfer

13 88

against the world; and the said plomtifts

WELFARE PAYROLL

HIGHWAY VENDORS

John Eiteltorge

5 00

have also filed in said Clerk's office an

Leroy Keoch

860 00

Horry Moore

171 30

Atlas Linen

800

affidavit of a competent person showing

Grace McKeehan

690 00

Gene Beck

282 80

Vera June Albright

80 08

that the following defendants, namely

Virginia M Bowers

690 00

General Telephone

63.25

AceHordware

30.06

Sallie A. Hirt, Sallie Anna Hirt, Jacob F

Catryno J Shipman

600 00

Perry OfLce Supply

73 68

Putnom Co Hospital

25 00

Hirt, Raymond Hirt, Andrew Hirt Lewis

Helene Dunford

600 00

Books Plus

7 05

Kor-X-All

.. 111.03

Hirt, Ralph E. Mullen together with the

Randy Schreiber

500 00

Central Engine Service .

346 69

Kor-X-AI!

29 72

unknown heirs, assignees, legatees de-

Mary Summers

450 00

Doily Delivery Service

9 35

Reliable Exterminator

8 00

visees, widows, widowers, administrators

Helen Crum

420 00

Girton Implement

.250 83

EmdHillis

330 00

executors, legal representatives grant-

Reto Sutton

380 00

Greencastle Auto

92 24

Wilhelmme Williams

330 OO

ees, and next of km of all of said de-

Cynthia R*ggs

300 00

Ottenbocher Tool

.36.00

Form Bureau

1900

fendants and each of them, ore unknown

Kay A. Thompson

200 00

Putnam Motors

8 33

Bobby G Albright

800 10

and that said cause of action is to quiet

Elmer Smiley

60 00

Jasper Engine

. 454 00

Mounce Jones

20.00

title to certain real estate in Cloy County

Helen Hurst.........

60 00

Allied Truck lines

240 15

General Telephone

19 49

Indiana, and the following described reo 1

Irene Lane

60 00

Jim Ireland Firestone

2 50

Public Service

293 66

estate in Putnam County, Indiana

A Franklin Ford

60 00

Harding Radiator Service

15.00

Montgomery Word

49 77

The South Half of the Southwest

E E A PAYROLL

Morrison Tires

787 21

Cootesville Farm Supply

15 86

Quarter of Section Eighteen (18)

Patty Zimmerman

72.32

Bobs Marathon

5 00

Greencastle Automotive Supply

25 16

Township Twelve (12) North Range

CO HIGHWAY PAYROLL

Carter Truck bnes

20 37

Goulds Market

454 92

Five (5) West except for forty (40i

Earl Jeffnes ..

418.36

Mac s Texaco

.... IOC 00

Rose Jones

40 25

acres off the west side thereof, leov-

Carl Alexander

313 04

Gravers Welding

73 50

Meadow Gold Products

59 55

mg 31 70 acres, more or less

Chester Spencer

313 04

Russellville Stone Co

. 604 13

Montgomery Ward

15.49

Now, therefore, the above named de

Garnett Gorham

.212.63

Horns Stone Co. ......

895 73

Servisoftof Danville

11.25

fendants and each of them, separately and •

Anno M Crawley

189 00

Mortm Marietta Stone Co

. .1134 00

J C.Penney

17 12

severally together with the unknown heirs

Dole Miller

338 86

Ohio and Indiana Stone Co

1698 89

Kor-X-All

.... 119 11

assignees, legatees, dev.sees. widows

Mikel* Blue

327 11

Dalton Asphal* Corp

55026 71

A*ab Termite and Pest Control

.20.00

widowers administrators executors legal

Silos w Bunery

375 21

Fouber Construction Co

.13.949.90

Ace Hardware

33 59

representatives, grantees and next of km

Forest Detro

289 07

W O. M Soles

1059,52

Coon Pharmacy

15.56

all of said defendants, and each of

Roy French

337 80

Motorola Inc

109 30

Greencastle Vet Clinic

39 00

them, are hereby notified that unless they

Walter Hubble

366 54

Public Service

92 88

Verlin Clark

738.00

be and appear on the 18th day of Septem

Clifford Jackson

324 09

Dept of Water Works

4 45

Russells

138 00

ber, 1974 m the Putnam Circuit Court at

David Porkhurst .

379 22

High Point Oil

3299 59

William Hurst

10.00

Greencastle, Indiana in response to said

Robert Switzer

376 55

Correlated Products

77 75

William Hurst

10 30

cause, the same will be heard and deter

Harold Barger

216 92

Shaffer and Co

18.25

C W Screbner Post

. .25.00

mined m their absence

James C Boiler

333 09

Kor-X-AI!

LoisCostm

. .450.00

In Witness Whereof, 1 hove hereunto set

Robert Boiler

378 64

Del Chemical Co

40 13

Noble Coslin

225 00

my hand and seal of this court on *he

Thomas Brothers

382 16

Comet Manufacturing Co

. .40.28

Emben Gardner

.195.00

Howard Gray

360 21

Power Tram Service

9 -’7

Banner Graphic

25 70

Marjorie R Thomas

P A Hmners .

388 78

King Morrison Foster Co

1.16

Greencastle Comm Schools

474 84

Richard Molayer

406 12

Kor Products

64 75

Mrs Dallas Bee

15 00

Thomas & Thomas,

Harlan Nelson

383 52

Tractor Supply

21 43

Lorry Crawley

15 CO

Attomevs for Plaintiffs 2-9-16-3!

Emerson Phillips

337 28

AceHo r dware

12.73

IBM

371 83

Lorry Query

382 16

Hooks Drugs

2 44

Inman Shell Service

5 80

STATE OF INDIANA

John Roach

406 12

M R Auto

319 38

Tractor Supply Co

7 79

COUNTY OF PUTNAM ss;

Allen Sprague

382 16

Indiana Wiping Cloth Co

121 40

Ralph Bee

60 00

IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT

Richard Walden

129 20

Motor Fuel Tax Div

. .70.80

Walter Whitlock

200 CO

1974 TERM

Brent Baker

286 88

Blue Cross Blue Shield

439 59

Glenn Lome

200.00

In the Matter of the Estate of

Ivan Beaman

12113

CUMM BRIDGE

Fern Shewmaker

1000

Margaret M. Welch,

Ronald Cox

324 53

Young Metal Products

5389 60

General Telephone

22 30

Deceased, Est #74 56

Floyd Hayes

358 35

Logansport Metal Culvert Co

.1612 38

General Telephone

16.40

Ben Cannon,

Darrell Jackson

94 35

ROAD AND STREET FUND

Woodburn Printing Co

. 950

Executor

Ernest Phillips

96 90

Dalton Asphalt Corp

5914 04

Public Service

102 76

NOTICE OF PUBUCSAUE

Dan Puckett

179 18

Dalton Asphalt Corp.

66,678.71

Dept of Water Works

23 70

OF PERSONALPROPERTY

Lorry Shinn

358 35

CO REV VENDORS

Dept of Sewage

71 75

Notice is hereby given that the under

Dome! Tegrotenhuis

352 61

Bayard Alien

3 025 50

37.20

signed Executor of the Lost Will and

Thomas Troyer

361 54

Woodburn PY-inting Co

558 2C

Greencastle Sports

4 85

Testament of Margaret M. Welch, de-

James Westgate

121 13

Patricia Denny

100 00

FEDERAL REV SHARING

ceased, will offer for sale at public ouc-

CO REV PAYROLL

IBM .

2C00

Putnam County Learning

tion at the Greencastle National Guard

Joyce Covin

. . 449 68

Woodburn Printing

540 60

Center

4 000 00

Armory, Greencastle, Indiana, on the

Christine Masten

397 05

1 B M

45 25

CO REV VENDORSCONT

17th day of August, 1974 the personal

Barbara Clark

286 75

Books Plus

45 95

Sheriffs Allowance

1098 10

property of said estate consisting of the

Fern Shewmaker

449 68

Typewriter Rebu-'det

37 00

Els»e Foxx

350.00

following described personal property.

Alice Mahoney

397 05

Woodburn Printing

127 50

High Pomt Oil

359 10

♦o-wit.

Anita York

397 05

Zerox

220 11

A A. Huber

37 69

Household goods furniture kitchen-

Trudy McCommock

319 20

Typewriter Rebu’lder

3 92

Poe Oil Co

103 48

ware, electrical appltanccs and other

Margaret O'Hoir

44 P 68

Cecil Perkms . .

15 00

Public Service

162 42

miscellaneous items.

Jean Foxx

397 05

R. V. Murphy

15 00

Typewriter Rebuiider

11 09

Said sole to begm at 10:00 A M Terms

Eulo Clyde Ames

397 05

Rexoil Boyd

15 00

Woodburn Printing Co

1606 2 5

Cash.

Madonna Donelson

'36 00

B A Electronic

36 50

Skelton Skinner

100.00

Ben Cannon, Executor of the estate

Ruth Ann Hammond

449 68

Humohreys Wheelhorse

5 94

Brockneys Feed Service

92’2

of Margaret M. Welch deceased

Marcia Nelson

195 00

R V Murphy

1500

Farley Funeral Home

100.00

Frank G Stoessel

James Addoms

625 00

William McWnght

15 00

Hopkins Funeral Home

. 100 00

Attorney for Executor

Gerald Hofto

583 33

Rexoil Boyd

(500

Whitaker Funeral Home

100.00

August 2-9 2T

Melvm Mongus

583 33

Progressive Printing

28 25

Lager sport State Hasp

163 30

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

John Phillips

16 13

Moores Shoes

36 95

Haltom Electric

190.30

IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT

MarxBenassi ......

1.85

Kmg Mornson Foster

70 13

Skelton Skinner

16.40

Estate No 74-58

S*eve Flint

2 20

Alan Stanley

B'ockneys Feed Service

1104

Notice is hereby qiven that Gregory Cfif

Lorry Vaughan

29 42

Morbough Engineering

8 57

Skelton Skinner

. 1 29

Sue Benoss«

1 56

Alan Stanley

1C 00

Cash Concrete

32.40

JohnEllettJr

437 50

Judy Moonev

. .21.60

Montgomery Ward

69 95

Eveiyn Spencer

397 00

Vernie Zemer

94 50

AceHordware

14.36

All persons having claims ogamst said

Judy Mooney

594 82

General Telephone Co

34 66

Kor-X-AII

28 51

Vernie Zemer

566 70

Evelyn Spencer

6 77

Kor-X-All

123.30

Edna McKeehan

300.00

Typewriter Rebuildc

6 65

Chucks Renta*

. . . 36 00

months trom the date of the first pubh-

Imogene Thomas

449.68

Coan Pharmacy

7 74

ATTEST JOHN CARSON

Aug 2-1!

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OF BAINBRIPGt

SQUARE DANCE BAR-B-Q

LUXURY HOMES

EVERYONE WELCOME Sat., Aug. 3, 1974 LUXURY HOMES is having a full day of fun, food & dancing

and you're invited —

Don't miss it!

(LIVE ENTERTAINMENT) Caller Gene Haley Band — Farmer Schultz

FREE BAR-B-Q SANDWICHES & COKES BAR-B-Q 2 p.m. till 5 p.m. SQUARE DANCE 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. WXTA will broadcast live from our lot.

When you purchase a 14' or double wide mobile home at Luxury Home you have your choice FREE —

3 Ton Central Air Conditioner

25” Color TV

Phone 317-522-6278

Jet. Hwy. 36 West & 231 North of Greencastle *