The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 March 1929 — Page 4

THE GREENCASTEE DAILY BANNER THURSDAY. MARCH 28,1929.

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NOTICE The State of Indiana, Putnam County, SS: In the Putnam Circuit Court, January Term, 192!). H. Witt Sutherlin, Administrator of the Estate of Francis Oliver, deceased, vs. Laura E. Fosher, et al. No. 7073. The plaintiff in the above cause having filed his complaint herein and in said court, together with an affidavit that the defendants, John Oliver, and the unknown heirs at law, legatees and devisees of John Oliver, deceased, are believed to be non residents of the state of Indiana; that the residences of said defendants, John Oliver, and the unknown heirs at law, devisees and legatees of John Oliver, deceased, arc unknown, and, upon diligent inquiry, cannot be ascertained, and this action is to sell the real estate of the decedent, Francis Oliver, to pay debts of his e.-tate, his personal estate being insufficient to pay the debts of said estate. Now, therefore, the said defendants: John Oliver, and the unknown heirs at law, legatees and devisees of John Oliver, deceased, are hereby notified that unless they be and appear on the 20th day of May, 192!*, in the Putnam Circuit Court, at the court hou.-e, iii Putnam County, Indiana, at Greeneastle, Indiana, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard ami determined in their ab-

sence.

In Witness Whereof, 1 hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said court this 11th day of March, 1929. (SEAL) FERD LUCAS. Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court.

14-21-28-31.

fifteen (15) chains and six (6) links to the north west corner of the one and thirty hundredths (1.30) acre tract of land above described; thence west, parallel to the south line of >aid half-quarter, twenty (20) chains to the west line of said half-quarter; thence south with said west line fifteen (15) chains and six (6) links to the south west corner of said halfquarter; thence east, twenty (20) chains to the place of beginning, containing thirty and twelve hundredths

(30.12) acres, more or less. Also, a part of the east half of

the north east quarter of section thir-ty-six (3ti> township sixteen (l(i) north, range five (5) west, described as follows, to-wit: Beginning twentyfour (24) chains and ninety-four (94) links south of the north west corner of section thirty-one (31) township sixteen (Hi) north of range four (4) west, and twenty-nine (29) rods west of the township line; thence north two (2) rods; thence west to the west line of the said east half of the north east quarter of said section thirty-six (36) township sixteen (16) north, range five (5) west! thence south with said west line two (2) rods; thence east to the place of beginning, containing four-sevenths (4.7) of an acre, more

or less.

Said sale will be made subject to the approval of said court, for not less than two-thirds of the full appraised value of said real estate.

TERMS: Cash.

l^ouis McGaughey, Simpson McGaughey,' Commissioners. Charles McGaughey, Attorney.

f t)MMISSIONERS ALLtENCES

Claims to be presented to the Board of County Commissioners April

1, 1929.

Ferd Lucas, Sal. Off. Ex. Woodburn Co. same

The Herald,

W. E. Gill, Sal.

The Herald, Aud Off. Ex.

NOTICE OF ( OM MISSION ERS K ' < , ‘ 11 ' c,r - Assistance

SALE OF REAL ESTATE i Alva L,8by - Sa >-

The undersigned Commissioners, b\ | The Herald, Treas. Off. Ex. Virtue of an order of the Putnam Cir- I^-ona Cooper, Sal. Off. Ex. cuit Court, made and entered in a j Woodburn Co. Rcc. Off. Ex

cause therein pending, entitled Jacob ,. . ,... , McGaughey, et al. vs. Henry L. Mur-1 Eiteljorge, Sal.

ns, et al., and numbered 11455 upon Edw. Eiteljorge, Board Pris. the dockets thereof, hereby give no- The Banner, Sheriff, Off. Ex. tiee that they will, at the hour of Orville O’Neal Sal. & Milage

J :.i0 o c loc k p. m. on the* (>th day ot i . r v » c

April, 1929, at Simpson McGaughey s I Trav. Ex ‘>34 53

Store, in the town of Fincastle, Indi- ‘ ’ Vl » ..

ana offer for sale at public safe, the ‘ Su l ,t ' 0ff ' Lx - 35 " following real estate in Putnam Coun- Lucile Hart Dep. »Supt. 37.50 tv, Indiana, to-wit; IC. R. Marshall Sal. Off. Ex. 113.25 Tract No. 3. F. E. Reed, Cor. Sal 11.25 ; <>•»*■. h™iu, o«. s,i. uu.

*189.33

5.50 9.50

SM.0*

19.011

62.50 200.00

9.00

120.66 121.60

175.00

73.60 14.84

252.93

section number thirty-one (31) in. township sixteen (16) north in range four (4) west, described as follows,! to-wit: Beginning at a point in the west line of said quarter section which is twenty-six (26) chains and fortyfour (11) link- south of the north west corner of -aid quarter section; thence north with said west line, one (1) chain and fifty (50) links; thence east, eight (8) chains and sixty-six | (66) links; thence south one (1)! chain and fifty (50) links; thence.J.

M. E. Cooper Sal. O. A. Day, Sal. J. G. Britton, Sal. W. B. Bridges, Sal.

Roy Hilli-, Jno. Cinelair,

H. C. Morrison, T. D. Brookshire IG. P. Walker H. James, Sal.

100.00 100.00 100.00

10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00

125.00 135.46

Thomas E. Waldon, Aae. Russell 92.00

< !| Mrs. A. F. Crawley, 91.81 J||J. McCurry, 30.00 J. F. Zouranski, .80 C. A. Kelley, 30.98 Lee Williams 22.91 Grogan & Miller, 40.00 Cooper & Inman, 8.53 1 C. H. Monnett 18.10 j W. R. Hutchen.-on 46.00 J. L. Etter, 68.08 L. M. Chew, 30.15 Wright & Shoptaugh 34.60 E. Hawkins 23.00 Put. Co. Hospital 118.25 J. L. Ellis, 19.96 J. Sudranski, Madison 10.00 Geo. Fox, Washington 10.00 F. N. Wright, 37.00 Notu Keller, Jefferson 21.62 Claude Fidler, Cloverdale, 3.00 F. E. Reed, 45.(10 A. J. Coffman, 3.09 Darnell & Edwards, Monroe 17.35

Court House Claims

Geo. Coffman, Janitor, 1100.83 Geo. Hoffmman, Rep. 5.00 Daisey McFarland, Matron 12.00 Chas. Pfeifenberger, Jan. 160.83 Kiger Co. Supplies 26.50 Jno. Cook Sons, 14.03 Sanitary Supply Co. 47.58 Vandalia Coal Co. 225.82 G. Castle Tel Co. 105.60 Wabash Valley Elec. Co. 69.35 G. Castle Water Works Co. 109.36 A. E. Hutchenson 4.00 Guy Jack-on, Supt. Co. Farm 75.00 Mary Jackson Matron, 25.00 Stella Huffman, Co. F. Lbr. 40.00 Berry Steel, same 6.00 Mary Steel, same 40.00 Lafe Steel, same 40.00 Horrace Robbinson, same 1.50 Silas Dow, same 36.00 Campbell Bros. Co. F. Sup. 26.50 Deweese Garage, same 2.50 Jno. McCoy, same 14.00 Harry Bohard 13.35 Guy Jackson 5.65 Floris McCammack, 108.33 J. Cook Sons 3.60 High Point Oil Co. 62.09 Chas Rector 5.00 Put Co. Hos. 17.30 Sanitaury Supply Co. 45.73 Dr. W. M. McGaughey 7.00 C. B. O’Brien, 45.00

Dependants

Frank Edwards 30.00 J. O. Cammack 5.00 Raymond McGaughey, 10.00 Dooma York 20.00 Ethel Quinnett 20.00 Mrs. Curti- Lawrence 20.00 Goldie O'Neal 20.00 Icie Claunch 15.00 Mary Robertson 16.00 Maud Haskett 16.00 May Williams 16.00 Clara Brown 30.0(1 Elizabeth Sears 30.00 Mrs. Ray Bell 30.00 J. E. McCurry Sold. Burial 65.00 Ed. West & Son, same 50.00 The Banner, Pub print. 132.88 The Herald, same ' 214.56 Mela May Barrow, Tax Refund 11.73 Landrum Burdett, Tx. Refund *5.18 W. E. Gill, Assesors Books 200.0(1 Howard Hostetler, Prelim, Hiwy. 7.80

54.90 121.40 130.25 123.50 29.10 73.50 127.00 112.75 135.60 59.70 66.70 177.18 159.75 54.95 114.05 76.90 107.45 285.50 282.65 85.460 100.77 91.15 169.20 95.24 62.45

9.00

89.25 244.80 112.00 79.20

1.50

249.00

11.25

93.10

Thus Roach, Gas. Tax 2nd Dist. 80.85

OBITUARY

! Albert Houck | John D. Alice

' Herbert Fitzsimmons

I Lee A. Bryan

T. C. Bond j Dennis Diel

Joseph Hinote . E. B. Wright

\ Alfred F. Cooper

| Roy Terry

! Harry Grantham

I Clarence McCammack

i Robert L. Terry

I C. E. Horn F. G. Lewis Geo. Wallace Earl Herbert

Ira C. McKamey Howard J. Shake

C. M. Furr,

T. R. Woodburn I’rt. Co. King Morrison Foster Co. Beck Sales Co. Morrison Bro-. King Morrison Foster

C. W. Cole Elmer Blue

Anderson Vulcanizing Co.

Frank Bridges

Endured Lumbago Since Childhood; Konjola Conquers For Twenty-Five Years This Man Had Lived A Life of .Misery And

Suffering; Now Has.New .Strength and Vitality.

west eight (8) chains and sixty-six IS. A. Vermillion, Sal. Milage

(66) links to the place of beginning, containing one and thirty hundredths

(1.30) acres, more or less.

Also, a part of the north half of said section thirty-one (31) township and range aforesaid, described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the south west corner of said north naif of said section, and running thence east, with

the south line of said half section, I Ida Shumaker, same thirty-eight ibnhty-1 j no . W elch, Greeneastle

four and one-half (^4Mi) links to a point In the center of a public highway known as the Greeneastle and Crawfordsville Gravel Road; thence with -aid gravel road north, fortyeight (48) degrees west, four (4) chains and twenty-eight and two third- (28 2-3) links; thence with said gravel road north, twenty-three and one-half <23Vs) ’degrees west, eleven (if) chains and sixty-eight (68) links; thence south eighty-five and one-half (85ts) degrees west, thirty-one (31) chain.- and ninety-two & three-fourths (92*4 ) links to the west line of said section; thence south with said west line of said section thirteen (13| ,

chains and eighty-seven (87( links to J- K. Durham, Russell the place of beginning, and contain- E. W. Tucker,

Raymond McGaughey,

Mary Walden, same E. F. Cooper, Clinton Alma E. Cooper, same D. V. Hurst, Monroe Laura Hurst, same Joe Shumaker, Floyd,

Maynard Grubb, same A. R. Fuqua, Madison

Maynard Fuqua, same .. .. ,

H. R. Woodall, Warren T. H. Woodall, same

Lawrence McCammack, Jeff.

Ada McCammack, -ame C. O. Davis, Cloverdale Cora M. Davis, same

J. L. Fellows, Washington, A. M. Keek, Jackson Tp. Poor

Fall Bros, same

L. W. Veach, Monroe,

the place oi Deginning, and containing forty-eight ami forty-seven hundredths (48.47) acres, more or less. Also, a part of the east half of the north east quarter of section thirtysix (36) in township sixteen (16),

north of range five (5) west, dcscrib-1 H u „t e |- Bros,

ed us folio 1 ,.', ti-wit: Beginning at

the south east corner of said half- , . quarter, .n.d runninir thence north, B’ DBrien G. t a

I). W. Bain Co.

Putnam Co., Hospital, Clinton ilnd. Chris. Hosp, Floyd •

Marion

Yandalia Coal t o.

tit

69.00 80.00 63.00 92.00 69.00 88.00 66.00 69.00 66.00 92.00 69.00 82.00 50.00 88.00 66.00 88.00 66.00 21.00 62.33 12.18 59.75 75.(8) 5.05 27.07 4.00 41.25 157.30 39.06 14.35 .1,01)

Andrew Wimmer Pyna O’Meal Frank Masten W. S. Burris Forest Me Nary Arthur Plummer Clyde Shaner J. H. Chriiitenberry

The Banner

Allen Lumber Co.

Lee Bryan

Chas. E. Bowman Indianapoli- Commercial

Alva Btyan The Herald

Allen Lumber C. Bridge Rep. The* Herald, Prosecutor Off. Grant Allen, Grav. Rd. Repair High Point Oil Co

Henry Allen C. W. Dean

J., L. McFerran Charley Silvey Levi Williamson Ed Clodfelter A. G. Sutherlin

Thos Roach

Charles Miller

Dan Hall,

Veinor Houck Harvey Hale,

Alva Gowin Clay Oliver

Arthur C. Eggers James J. Bugg Henry Phillips Emery Nichols

MR. WM. JASPERSON

“1 have received the most satisfying results from Kqnjola and wish to tell everyone of this medicine’s amazing merits," said Mr. Wm. Jasperson, 315 Picric street, Gary, Indiana. “Ever since 1 was a child twelve years old, twenty-five years ago, 1 have been the victim of lumbago that resisted all medicines and treatments. I was in a very rundown condition, without ambition, pep, or energy. 1 suffered constantly from the pains that settled in my hip. I also had constipation that the strongest laxatives relieved only temporarily. "Although 1 had little faith, I decided to find out what Konjola would do for me. The third bottle.did more good than all the other medicines and treatments put together. By the time I completed the seventh bottle 1 was relieved i f that chronic case of lumbago, constipation and other troubles. It has been a wonderful thing, this Konjola treatment, and 1 am grateful beyond words for what it has done." Konjalo is sold in Greeneastle at the Owl drug store and by all the best druggists in all towns throughout this entire section. —(Adv.)

REELSVTLLE

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Calloway were guests of Thadd Pickett and family. Sunda>. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hinote wert business visitors in Terre Haute, Sat-

urday.

Mr. Grosman is the new Pennsylvania operator, first trick. Miss Nellie and Ollie King are recovering from injuries received in ar auto mishap last Monday night at

Terre Haute.

Mrs. Emma McCullough, Mrs. Amanda Shoppell and Mr. and Mrs. t lyde Miller attended the funeral of Gather McCullough at Greeneastle. Mrs. Jake Young visited her daugh-

ter at Brazil, Friday night.

The play given by the Junior Clas-

170.r>0 wns we N attended and carried oul

253.64 much success.

Mrs. Fred Boyd and daughter Katherine spent Sunday with Mrs. Ross

Mercer.

7.50

15.00 24.00

8.00 8.00

12.00

4.00 4.00

80.24

5.75 3.50 3.50

22.50 21.10 96.30 45.38

4.25

43.40 48.50 198.30 180.40 108.05 80.00

204.70

46.50 87.80

LINCOLN MAYOR FORESEES MEN AS STAY-AT-HOME*)

LINCOLN, Neb., Mar. 28. (UP)Man’s place is destined to be in the 98.301 home while woman runs the business

143.85 j world, Mayor Vernon 'Hedge, of Lin-

58.30 i coin predicted in an address before 77.561 the Lincoln Business and Professional

80.70 Women'* Club.

125.80 | Just before addressing the club 67.00 j meeting, the mayor announced he 124.65 i would not Tie a candidate for re-elec-

343.55 lion.

Again the grim reaper, Death, sped quickly down the street and quite suddenly snatched from our midest another father, companion, brother,, friend and neighbor, and has left in his wake, a great sorrow and desolation. . Richard Stites, the eldest son of ’ Samuel and Rebecca Stites was born | on a farm near Greeneastle, Ind., on; June 28, 1879. Here he grew to) manhood, companion and playmate, with his only brother Charles, attend-! ing the district school and sometimes, indulging in those mischicveous pranks so dear to boyhood days. But | he was always a loyal and obedient. son, the joy of a loving father and I mother, who await him on the other

side.

At the age of twenty-four he was married to Miss Alice Parrish on Sept. 27th, 1903, to whom he has been u congenial companion and help-mate for more than twenty-five \ears. As a testimonial to this beautiful companionship, a family of seven children came to bless their home and to change the years of seeming toil and hardships into days of joy and happiness. To the five sons, Lee, Ernest, Roscoe, Kenneth and little “Billy," he has been a real pal and helpful adviser, and to his two daughters, Vietta and Mary a kind and considerate father and playmate. Not only does the love and respect of his own children testify to hisj loving influence but the lives of many; young people who have come into his | home have been made richer by contact with his congenial friendship and kindly sympathy. Besides the widow and seven chil-' dren, he leaves one brother, Charles Stites, of Bainbridge, a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ernest Stites and one grand son, Charles Richard, who was the joy , and pride of his life, and a host of friends. A few years ago, he moved to Greeneastle, where he bought his little home, in order to give his children a chance for a better education. Here he worked for some time in the C. H. t Barnaby lumber mill, and later he was with the Greeneastle street force, | where he did his work well and made many friends, by his congenial personality. At the time of his death he | was employed by Wm. Randall’s' Trucking Company and was at thej wheel of duty driving his truck in Indianapolis in the interest of his employer, when the fatal accident occurred that caused his untimely leath. On Thursday morning, March 21, 1929, lie left home driving to Indianapolis, and was just beginning on the day’s work when his truck was hit by a passing automobile and thrown beneath it. He was sent to the City Hospital in Indianapolis, where he lingered through most of tho day, still conscious, his first thought was of his wife and family, who came quickly at his call and were with him at the time of his death, which occurred shortly after six o’clock. At the time of his death he was forty-nine years, eight months, ind twenty-one days, old, scarcely two score and ten years of the allotted life of man. Though he did not affilate with any church, he had always held to the Baptist faith and lived a clean, honest ami upright life. He vas faithful to duty, trusted by emiloyers, kind-hearted and devoted to his family, unselfish, always thinking if the wants of others, before eondderin* himself. He is gone, seemingly before his time. Some things we cannot understand, but secure in ’aith, we think that God knows best tmi will believe that all things work together for good to them that love he Lord, ami in the meantime, his life and example will ever be fresh as an inspiration to the minds and marts of those he leaves behind. He was a respected member of the Loyal Order of Moose of Greeneastle, as the attendance of this large body of fraternal brothers now testify to his sterling qualities and true worth is a man and a brother.

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C ARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our neighbors and friends for their many acts of kindness and sympathy shown us during our recent bereavement in the death of our beloved husband and father. Also to thank Rev. Davies for his consoling words. —Mrs. Richard Stites ami Family.

Granadi

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ALCOHOL IN SUGAR ( ANK USED FOR “ANTI-KNOCK"

WASHINGTON, Mur. 26. (UP)A process of manufacturing alcohol for use as an “anti knock” element in gasoline from ordinary sugar-canes has been discovered in Australia ami a company formed there for marketing it, the Commerce Department has been advised by its representative in Sydney. A plant, which has been erected in yueenslaml, will, it is said, be able to produce between 500,000 and 600,000 gallons of the fuel yearly. Experiments, it is said, resulted in the production of a 99 per cent pure alcohol. The London General Omnibus Company, a large transportation company has been conducting experiments looking toward use of the new fuel element, it is understood.

Investigate

Woman’s Death

feeling here that I would b*iq

ed in handling this

I said. “1 am putting iuv.-ha^ the case up to the attornfjl I will give him every aid iwisi ! will be governed by whatthf^

RESULT OF FEDERAL DRY RAID Robert A. Milruy and Abe AT AURORA, ILL, TO BE ! attorneys for the lie Kir.:-. GONE INTO, I manded that Boyd Fairrn:l<i,l I gator of who.-e testinn ny 11

warrant was .-worn out t'>r»lt King home, lie pi "hi ■ d ty

attorney and questioned They said Fairchild

COUNTRY'S MBI’ORT' I’^'l

1500-M MiK. STILL J

AURORA, 111., March 28 (UP)— Investigation of the slaying of'Mrs. Lillian Oe King by raiders who in-

vaded her hame looking for liquor, | pptDagger" -huth and they'i was put ftp to the state attorney gen- wo||( , fl( , (1 fo „. | K . m g

eral today.

State’s attorney George D. Cargary amused by Charges of attorneys for the Do King family that he was suppressing evidence and delaying investigation, announced that he would call in attorney General Oscar E. Carlstrom to take a hand in the Investigation and any prosecution that

might result.

Deputy Sheriff Roy Smith, who shot Mrs. De King, was reported worse today in a hospital here, his temperature being higher and blood poisoning feared from the wound inflicted by Gerald De King, 12-year-old son of the De Kings, when he saw his mother

Tying.

"It is evident that the De King attorneys are attempting to create a

CLEVELAND. 0., M.ir. > There are in operation ia’*

States, 1,564 airport , w * municipal field- and ll.ilir' 1 #!

In addition more than towns maintain ■ are not iate<l as airports

new airport, are under m-:«

These are the figure.-'d » thur, manager o* 1 the .iir|H of the Austin company and one of the country - airport engineer . folhv.iMS wide survey by the company

can afford pimples

TTAPPY is the woman who has a 11 clear, smooth, flawless skin I Both men and women admire auch

captivating loveliness.

First Impressions cannot he good ■without a clear skin—first impressions arc quickly made and are not soon forgotten. Old friends may excuse pimples and secretly •ympaihize but new acquaintance* may not be so charitable. Skin blemishes are not inviting. Neither can they be covered up. They embarrass. Hold people back. Steal

away joy and happiness. th e j r 8 trength and cnamy. A lovely—clear skin—Is within s.S.S. It is Natures the reach of all. To those who have tonic for raising the 1

healthy blood nourishes e j,. building)- It

the body and

ease. When you take S.b-- ^0 Without plenty of pimples, boils, eczc ;jf f>t rich, red blood, akin troubles, V 011 * - there could be no the system to wart ® n , J strong, sturdy, diseases of which ^

powerful men, or beautiful, healthy

red bind*

If*

Many thousands

eir strength and charm

women.

are Nature’s warning. S.S.S. is madef^

nomical,