The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 July 1932 — Page 3

THE DAIE7 BAHNER. GREEN CASTLE. INDIANA. TUESDAY, JULY 5.19J2.

IASSIFIED ADS

—For Sale—

| for sale—transparent appi.es, buchheit orchards

5-tf

FOR SALE—Red laspberries. larffe firit improved variety, suitable for table use and all kinds of preserving. Call 285. R. A. Ogg. 29 tf

FOR SALE—While they last. Baby chLks and staite.1 chicks, consisting of a limited number of barred rocks, while rocks, white wyandottes, buff Otphington and R. Reds. Records Hatchery, 19 east Franklin street, Queenc;: tL. Ini. 22-tf FOR SALE — Persian kittens. Phone 281-K. 1-t

FOR SALE:—Center Point chicks, now 5 cents each Week old chicks 6 cents each, prices at Hatchery. All Chicks double blood tested and guaranteed. Center Point Hatchery. Center Point, Ind. 4-3t-

-For Rent-

FOK RENT—Large cool sleeping room Phone 252. 2-3t FOR RENT—Cottage, semi-modern well located, call 378-K 5-2t ir; —Wanted— ■ WANTED—Man for retail bakery route who can furnish small bond. C. W. A. Collete, east Washington street roa . Call between 7 p. m. and 9 p. m. 5-1 p —Miscellaneous— 'll NOTICE— 1 have moved my insurance >ffice from the Alamo building to my residence on corner of Washington street and College avenue. En trance at east door on College avenue. Ge"i-ge l^indes. 24-tf. ' I will do your horse shoeing at your ham. Phone Morton, Fred Frank.

5-2p.

K Sara Bridges is making an all the year-round doughnut fresh every day. They are different, try them. Phone T8S-Y. 5-2t. NOTICE OF RECEIVER’S SALE (Stock of Merchandise) i Notice is hereby given that pur•tlant to an order of the Putnam Circuit Court of Putnam County, In diana. the undersigned Receiver will Offer for sale the stock of merchandise, consisting of shoes and other footwear; furniture and fixtures, and UBook Accounts of the firm of MOORE & COOK at No. 10 West Washington Street in the City of Creencastle, Indiana. Said sale will be made for cash in Hind, to tlie highest and lie-t bidder, and subject to the approval of the fourt. I SAID RECEIVER WILT. ACCEPT SLUED BIDS FOR ABOVE MENTIONED ASSETS UP TO 2:00 B'CLOCK P. M. FRIDAY. JULY loth, 1932. ■ Said receiver reserves the right to reject any and all bids. I Address your bid to Frank J. Cannon. Receiver, "r J. F. Cannon and Co., Creencastle. Indiana. FRANK J. CANNON, Receiver. A Charles McGaughey, Attorney. 4Tl-2t

LOCAL TEAM WINS TWO <, Creencastle Merchants ball club defeated the Lebanon Indians Sunday fcy a score of 8 to 7. The feature of the game was a home run by I^ar and a double by Art Hanneman- < The work of M- Black, pitcher, and H Stone was unbeatable. The entire team played bang up ball. I The Merchants took a trip July 4 to Twelve Points and left the Pointers on the short end of a 14 to f> score. Jhis game also was featured by a home run by Hanneman. Black and Stone fuemed the local battery. _ The local team collet te i 19 hits off ot Callian and Monroe. Haynes, an •x-leaguer, was on the receiving end for the pointers. I The Merchants will play (Toverdale July 31 at Cloverdale.

INOTTCT OF SHERIFF'S SALE OF'

REAL ESTATE

j By virtue of a certified copy of a ' decree to me directed from the clerk I | of the Putnam Circuit Court of Put-; | nam County, Indiana, in a cause | | wherein the Louisville Joint Stock, Land Bank of Louisville, Kentucky, is plaintiff and Melvin T. Parks et al, are defendants, cause No. 13954, requiring me to make the sum of; $6,021.48, with inteie.-t on said decree from date of the judgment and the! costs of this aition, I will expose at' public sale to the highest bidder on Satuiday, July 23. 1932. between the hours of ten o’clock A. M. and four o'clock P. M.. of said date at the door of the Court House at Greencastle, Putnam Countv. Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not excee ling seven years of the following described real estate ,-ituatej in Putnam County, in the State of Indiana, to-wit: The northeast quarter i f the northeast quarter of section 28, township 14 noith, range 3 west. Also, pait of the west half of the northwest quarter of section 27, township 14 north, lange 3 west, bounded and described as follow-, towit: Beginning at the northwest corner of said half-quarter section, running thence east on the north line of said section 14 chains and 94 1 .. links; thence south uarallel with the we-t lire of said section 40 chains am 1 14 links to the south line of said halfquarter; thence west on the south lire of said half-quarter 14 chains and 94 1 - links to the southwest corner of said half-quarter; thence north with the west line of said half quarter to the place of beginning, saving and excepting out of the above described tracts of land the following parcel of land bounded a- follows, to-wit: Beginning at a point 3 chains and 55 links east of the northwest corner of the sai l northwest quarter of section 27, township 14 north, range 3 west, running thence west on the north line of said quarter section and continuing west on the north line of tlie northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 28, township ami range aforesaid to a point on said north line 18 feet east of the northwest comer of said northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of said section 28, then e south 14 feet; thence east parallel with the north line of said section 28, and said section 27 to a point 3 chains and 55 link: east of the west line of the northwest quarter of said section 27. thence north 14 feet to the place of beginning. containing in said exception forty nine hundredths (.49) of an acre, more or legs, leaving in the above tra ts of land ninety-nine and fifty-one hundredths acres. Also a strip of ground 18 feet in width off of the we-t -hie of so much of the east half of 'he southeast quarter of section 21. township 14 north, range 3 west, as lies gnuth of the center line of the Indianap lis. flieencastle and Wabash Free Gravel Rord, containing forty nine hundredths acres more or less. Containing in all of the real estate herein described one hundred ai res, more or less. If such rents ami profits will not sell for a -ufficient sum to satisfy said deoiee. interests and costs, 1 will at the same time and place expose to public sale the fee simple title of the above described real estate, nr «o much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree, interest and cost. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. Witness my hand this the 28th day

of June, 1932. ALVA BRYAN,

Sheriff of Putnam County. W. M. Sutherlin. Attorney for Plaintiff. 28-3t

or Ransom

ALL-STARS WIN 8-7 The Indiana Colored All-Stars of Grtencastle invaded Eminence Sunay afternoon where they eked out an 8-7 victory over the Eminence nine HORM S kit K RESCUER pine: bush, N 7 (UP)—Ignoring repeated ki«ks t,. her knees by two badly frightened horsea. Mrs- E. Mittendorf ucceaded in saving the animals when fire swept her bam. The hi i -es attacked In r as she attempted to slip off their halters.

iat; aboard the gorentmer.: r< earch hap there amused to note that, up: dtr no e frightened the eagle ship Albatross II. stationed here down, the number read that it dropped the coat. In vears past, this branch of the

fishing industry was a gamble be- —__ “JLcause mackerel would come in enom- DANCES “Ti RKEY IV STRAW” ous numbers one year and would be \T THE \GE OF 98

badly

NEW HIGHWAY BUTTONS REFLECT AT 90 DEGREES

incredibly scarce the next, aid no- PITTSFIELD, Mass. (UP)—At 98, body knew why. Mrs- Catherine Haligan finds fun! Oti the basis of information gath- dancing to “Turkey In The Straw.” ered bi the Albatro.iS crew the gov- Her sister, Mi- Philip Mugler, like eminent is now able to forecast, wiih to watch her. Slu is id2

remarkable accuracy, the size of the

mackerel “crop” fur a given season. SCREAMS FRIGHTEN THIEF BIPLANE EXPRESSED SENTIME NICE (UP) 4 larg. and apearNORTH GRAFTON’,, Mass.. (UP) rntly hungry eagle, s-eeing u woman When Biplane No. ,73-H. piloted by kiier put asidt her opossum coat,

BOSTON, (UP)—A stronger reflector knob for illuminating the various -igns on highways lias been invented by William R. Miller and William J. M u Donald Boston real estate

men.

! he n«-w knob will glimmer when i truck by a headlight at a 90-degrae angle whereas those now in use light 11)) only within a 30-degree angle, ac-

M U KFREL FISHING Is NOT

G \MBLE II USED TO

' l< ' 1 ' 11 ^' l -'Irn’k- John La Salle, Worchester sportsman, swooped down md seized it, and flew cording to the inventci The -tale

ei .d fishing no longe. is a gamble, nosed ever while landing at W, rthunk to data assembled by sclent- Chester airport, witness*-of the mis-

away. Believing that she was losing her coat, the xvo.nSn -ci earned. The

ha- rdered 165,000 of the new but-

tons for test purposes.

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The latest victim of the kidnaping racket, Haskell Bohn, 20-year-old son of a wealthy St. Paul, Minn., manufacturer, is held for $35,000 ransom by a gang who abducted the young man as he was about to step into an automobile in which the family chauffeur was already seated. Six men are held in connection with the kidnaping following the tracing of a telephone call to the Bohn home.

BASER \LL STATIST It ’S Standing Of Teams , '

American Association W. I.. Pet. Minneapolis 45 33 .'“7 Columbus 40 36 . ,i 1 Indianapolis 45 30 Kansas Cit;. 43 37 Milwaukee 39 30 .520 Toledo 41 41 .500 Louisville 31 43 .410 St. Paul 24 52 .310 American league W L. Pet. New York 50 23 .0X5 Detroit 41 29 330 Philadelphia 13 31 ', ! Washington 40 3 4 5 10

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS State of Indiana. Putnam County, ss: in the Circuit Court of Putnam County, in the State of Indiana. No. 13993. Complaint on Note. Delos B. Duff vs. EstherL. Dulin. Be it Known, That on tie 20th day of June. 1932, the above irained plain tiff, 4>y his attorneys, filki in the office of the Clerk of the (Ircuit Court of Putnam County, in tke State of Indiana, comidaint against the above named defendant Esther I,. Dulin and the said plaintiff having »lso filed in said Clerk’s office the affidavit of a competent person, showing that said defendant Esther L Dulin is not a resident of the State of Indiana and whereas said plaintiff having by endorsement on said complaint required said defendant to appear in said Court, and answer or demur thereto on the 26th day of September. 1932. Now. Therefore. Ry onler of said Court, said defendant last above named is hereby notified *f the filing and pendency of said complaint against her and that unless she apjiear and answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause on the 26th day of SepUmver, 1932, the same being the 1st judicial day of September term of said Court to be begun ami hel l at the Court House in the City of Creencastle. on the 4th Monday in September 1932, said complaint and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in her absence. JOHN W. HEROD, Clerk. Ha vs * Murphy, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 21 3t

( levelami St. Louis

.493

Chicago

.371

Boston

.197

National

League

Pet.

Pittsburgh

.561

Boston

3!)

Chicago

.521

Philadelphia

.506

New York

.485 j

Brooklyn

479

Cincinnati

•125

YESTERDAY’S RESI I I American Association I ouisville, 6-9; Indianapoli- ’ 7. Minneapolis, 5-8; St Paul, 0 I Columbus, 12-5; Toledo, x Kansas City, 9-7; Milwaukii . 5-3.

American League

Detroit, 2-12; St Louis 0-7. Cleveland, 4-1; Chicago 2-2 Washington, 5-12; New York. 3-6. Philadelphia at Boston i ruin I

National League

Pittsburgh, 9-6; Chicago, < 5( oc~ ond game eleven inning ). Boston* 8-9; Philadelphia, 6 0. Cincinnati, 7-3; St. Loui~, 3-3. (second game tie, called end of thiiteenth inning, darkness). Brooklyn at Ney York (rain)

FILLMORE WINS

Fillmore’s fast stepping semi-pro baseball team defeated Bainbridge, 11 to 7 in an interesting matinee staged at Fillmore Monday afternoon. Features of the contest were i home run by Stewart, of the winner and the pitching of Gaddy, who stnuk out 14 Bainbridge batsmen. Batteries for the game were Gaddy and Budish for Fillmore, and Nelson, Strickler and Wright for Bainbridge.

(OOGIDGK OBSERVES BIRTHDAY

i NOTICE OF QUALIFIC ATION OF

EXECUTOR

Notice is hereby given, that the ! und« rsigned has duly qualified as Executor of the last will and testament

PLYMOUTH, Vt„ July 5, (UP)— Calvin Coolidge, spending the -urn mer at his ancestral homestead here where he was born, observe I hi 60th birthday uncermoniously yesterday, remaining indoors because of ieavy rain ami an attack of hay fever. The hay fever developed upon hix arrival from Northhampton 10 day ago and kept him abed -everal days last week.

Here’* the newest member of th« Bonu* Army Expeditionary Force but he didn't hitch hike to the caul tal —the stork brought him. Th« baby, shown with his mother, Mra Edmond Pippenbrink, wife of a Florida veteran, who is with her husband on the Bonus Front, was Born in the Gallinger Hospital. Ha iu the youngest member ef the B. E. F, ,

FIRE DAMAGES HAI I PARK SEATTLE. Wash., July 5. (UP)-

of Isabelle Hall deceased, in the Put- 1 FirP l>*‘!ieved to have started front nam Circuit Court, of Putnam Coun-j firewarks shot in the vicinity early ty, Indiana, and has been duly auth-j t oll «y destroyed the grandstand and ! orized by said Court to administer bleachers of the baseball park of t io

Seattle club of the Pacific coast

league. ,

The lighting equ : pment of the park’ also was ruined. The blaze, which broke out shortly before 1 a. m., attracted thoux inds of spectators. No estimate of the loss has been

said estate.

Said estate is supposed to be sol-

vent.

June 26. 1932. Elmer E. Watson, Executor. Gillen A Lyon, Attorneys.

No. 7468.

John W. Herod, Clerk of the Putnam

Circuit Court.

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GET THE FACTS

All banks are not alike. Depositors owe it to themselves to get the facts

about the condition of their bank.

There need be no doubt or misunderstanding of the condition of any bank. The law requires that statements be published when requested by Federal and State supervisory authoiities for the sole purpose of inform-

ino; the public.

Head the facts regarding the condition of the Central Banks. Note the large proportion of liquid assets, the nature of the securities, the ratio cf < apital funds (our money) to Deposits (your money). Then you will know the difference between banks. Statements of Condition Central National Bank Central 1 rust Company

Ke.SOURt ES

Liabilities

R ESOt BCM

Liabilities

Due Depositor.'P ema " d De P°“ U

$601 704.67

$ 58,860.63

I 1 ime Deposits

•

20,000.00

589,183.13

Io meet this Deposit L.iuhiliiv

we have Resources’consistmg of:

Ca'-h in \ ault and Other Hanks

$2.V 1.447. In

(39'i of Deposits)

$197,389.91

(31', of 1 )eposits)

T tnted State- Ronds

12D .80(1 (K)

(20M of Deposits)

07.50000

(10' of 1 JepoMts)

Other Bonds:

Municipal and Short Term

80.904 .(K)

(13 r ,' of 1 >eposits i

62.512.75

■ if Deposits)

R. R . Utility, & Foreign

4L665.00

( 7' j ot I lejiosits)

21,647.50

i 3', of Deposits)

Miscellaneous

li).475(H)

( 2', of Deposits)

40,872.50

it of Deposits)

I quid Asset- .....

3)504581 ih (81', m De|i,,Mt $389,922.60

‘ l " of Deposits)

(Without reitixcoiinting cuatotmtr&'

notes at Fiiti ral'heterve hints}

illateral tV Personal Loans

2d 7 380.30

32.850.00

rst Morigagt Real F.statef Loans

10.744 IK)

325.435.00

: lock in 1 edcral Reserve Hank

6,000.00

l ank Building Furniture and Fixtures

and 5 f /, Redemption Fund

t<0.4'(2 90

1.318.75

' 'ther Real l.-tate ()wned

NONE

3,210.36

< 'verdrafts

128 &n

NONE

» irculating Notes outstanding

secured hv l T . S, Bonds

100,000.00

100.000.00

invested tor Estates and 1 rust Funds

204,641.45

Money advanced to Beneficiaries ot

Trusts seemed hv a hen on

property held in trusts

2,105.18

( kitstanding I’arli.cipation l erutn aUs

in tax exempt Bonds

32,000.00

32.000.00

(Held us a se/tarate Trust)

After providing for liabilitie. to tbc

public there it main Capital, Surplus,

Undivided Profit* and Reserve, repre-

senting investment of stockholder*

>«• • •

203,377.55

0 •

106,858. ID

(32 r ; of Deposits)

( 16% of Deposits)

Total Resources and Liabilities $925,127.22

92f),l 27.22

99 i.543.40

991,543 40

These officers and directors welcome inquiries regarding these statements

OFFICERS

Fred L.TTHatD Silas A. I lays, Harry L. Well*, Kenneth F. \\e>.t, Hence A. Daggv, William \. Stilex, \\ anl U. May Hall,

Frtsiitnt l ii e President Cashier Secretiw V Cashier Asi't Cashier Ass'I Secretary

DIRECTORS (. HAS. H. UAkWBY FRANK LX INNER C C. C, U TIER S. A. HAYS F. L. O’HAIR C. R. RANDAL

Central

National Bank Trust Company

Southu'est Corner ot Public Square

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27-8ts. made.