The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 May 1934 — Page 3

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.__Goivl milk cow, reas-^ Volllns. Mt- Meridian'

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r ,nn i,ocust posts. Wod-lf.

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Oirn and Oats in 100 ' |, h(me (lau'le Newpcnt, ..tic R. R- 1 - 9 23-24-Mon-Wed-Fri-tf Telcp’mne 105-Y for II || ’ sweet Potato plants. j n rotation. Ifi-tlt.

5A1.K: I! 1 ' i<lf ‘ nco P ro P rrt y of , \| Ford in Rainbri<lge. ’ v nriced. Theresa E. Ford, ,a , 10-1 Op

—Wanted—

An independent business payinpr about $30 week to start is open in this neighborhood for a livewire. No cash required. If you are between 21 and 50, have a serviceable car and have a good reputation, write Mr. Stout, 250 North Fifth St., Columbus, Ohio, for further information.

WANTED: Any kind of dead stock Call 278. Creencastle. We pay aT charges. John Wachtel Co. eoi.

WANTED: Vault and Cesspool j (loaning. .1. C. Rumley, near Airport | Tl. n. 3. 9-11-16-18-4p

7yS EN AM El'—40 cents per i-phalt-Asbestos roof paint, per alien. Best that can be

hide’s Paint Store.

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Kroger

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Hedge posts, 15 font at Banner office. It.

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SALE: Two good used one* ilt v.it'irs: two old mowers; two pine; one new cultipacker; k Ritary hoe: two new eulti- , nnP new 5-ft. mower; one new ^rc wagon. All priced to sell. and Oliver repairs. GreenHardware store or Widter 16-18-2t

MEN WANTED for Rawleigh Routes in Hendricks, South Montgomery Counties and Greencastle. A'rite immediately. Rawleigh Co., Dept. IN-32-SB, Freeport, HI. 10-24-2t

WANTED: One room in private bouse to store furniture. Call 719-Y. 14-3t. | WANTED: Second hand 28 inch rear wheel for bicycle. Coaster brake without tire. Call Banner. It A middle-aged lady desires light housework and care of children in icdnoil home. Good references. Address Box K, B inner. Ifi-tf.

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Mrs. Rose C. Milligan, Spiritual and Business Advisor. The well known woman. Located May 14 to 21, 309 S. Jackson St. Phone 472-K. 14-flp.

Itnam Couty Community Sale CARS (washed, 50c; washed and ,ilc, Ma;, 19. All kinds of | polished, $1.00. Simonized, $3.00. 201 t k an miscellaneous articles. | Indiana St. Phone 735-X. ? wed-tf: HORSE SHOEING AND PLOW

1 work. Reduced prices. C. W. Pfeiffen-

bt-rger, w'^st Liberty St. 10-1 p

* '!• d- ’ t EAST M ARION 4! f . ^ rs - Amy Buis •!• ' + 4 4 4 4 4 4 : Dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. William Newman wore Mrs. El- j len Newman. Miss Lessie Cox, Cecil j Newman and family, Mr. and Mrs.' Leonard Newman and Mr. and Mrs. Oran Puis and daughter. The C. C. club m°t Wednesday I after-no il with Mrs. Herbert Hig-1

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Mrs. Lois Kersey and daughter -pent Sun,!a\ with Elisha Me An in dr j and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Cash and Mr. and Mrs. I’nith Monday spent Sunday] with Johnnie Winckoop and family, j Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wallac called on Ernie Cox and family Sunday after-

noon.

Mrs. L. E. McGinnis spent Saturday with Mrs. Applegate at Green-

castle.

Mrs. Harold Storm called on Mrs. John Newman last week. DEPAtTO rvi nig LARGE SQPAD IN STATE MEET RICHMOND, Ind., May 10.—One hundred and thirty-one athletes from eleven >( bools will compete in the Little State track and field meet,! -vliich will be held at Reid Field, La riba nr eollego, Saturday afternoon. School.-- entering teams are Ball State, Butler, Central Normal, Re-] Pauw, Earlham, Hanover, Indiana Central, Indiana State, Rose Poly, Taylor and Valparaiso. DePauw, holder of the title, has i enter 1 too largest squad, a total of 25 athletes. Earlham has entered 21 i and Butler and Hanover each have i entered 23.

-For Rent-

IlENT: Seven room modern PITTSFIELD. Mass. (PP) When pml .anil ii. East Hanna St. j honey lees arrived in -warnn a ill t'14. E. A. Browning. 15-3p home ol Frank Wilson here, it wa- , S found that painters had mistaken!) RENT: Five room modern 1 , used maple syrup Instead of linseed Rhone 505-\. 15-2t. . . . , . I oil in mixing paint for the bouse.

Pl RDl’E DEFEATS TIGERS, 3-1 ! Puidue defeated DePauw in a col- j lege baseball game here Tuesday afternoon, 3 to 1. Elrod and Fisher, pitching for the ] Boilermakers, held the Tiger batsmen to two bits while the Purdue 1 shigglers nicked Stone for nine. Score: Purdue... 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0—3 0 1 ' DePauw.. 00000000 1 — 1 2 5 Elrod. Fisher and Fehring; Stone and Merder.

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n.OVERDALE GRAYS TO OPEN HOME SEASON NEXT SUNDAY The Cloverdale Grays, one of the nutstnn ling semi pro baseball clubs in the state, will met the B?«by Lincoln colored club of Indianapolis at Morrison park at Cloverdale next Sunday in the first home game of the season for the south Putnam players. Russ Paugh will he on the mound for the Grays with Joe Famell catching. The Cloverdale lineup will also include Sigler, Tobin, Martin, Com, and Hritton. The Indianapolis team will have several former A. B. C. players in their lineup. An added attraction will he a preliminary game between the Cloverdale Cubs and the Putnamville Tigers at 12:30. The main event of the afternoon is scheduled to start at 3 o’clock. The Cloverdale Grays will meet the Indianapolis Monarchs at Perry stadium in Indianapolis, Sunday, May 27.

444444 + 4 4 BELLE UNION 4 .;. 4 4 4 4 4 + + Miss Mary I/mg is visiting friends in Mooresville. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Hurst called on Mrs. Alice Hurst Friday. Mrs. C'lara Hill is spending a few day- with Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Masten. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Meeks called on Mr. an I Mrs. Joe Grubb, Sunday

afternoon. I ent were Mrs. Goldie Humphrey, Mrs. Miss Virginia Foster is recovering j j||j p n ayi Mrs. Jimmie Burkett, from the mca-le*. i Mrs. Minnie? Cooper, Mrs- Gladys McMiss Kern Keller was in Greencas- ; fullough. Mrs. Nellie Bales, Mrs. tie Wednesday. Elisa Collin*, Mrs. Samuel Baird, Miss Imogene Hurst was in Indianapolis last week.

Mrs. 'Frank Allen, Mrs. Dorothy Cooper and Mrs. Nellie Allen, and Miss June and Mary Humphrey. The June meeting w ill he held at the homo of Mrs. Ona Harbison.

4 4 + 444 HANNA ( ROSS ROADS Mrs. Lillie Day

Royal Harr oo rt spent Satunlay night with Harold Day. Ott Thomas was in Indianapolis Monday. Miss Mae Allen of Gary spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Frank Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooper spent Sunday -with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller at Bainbridge. Mary Violet and Zoe McGaughey and Helen Day attended the 4-H club meeting at Clinton Center school Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Janies Nelson called on Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Humphrey Sunday afternoon. Miss Lucille Harbison has the measles. Curtis Harcourt an l family of near Mt. Meridian and Mrs. Ina Blue and Miss Ruby Blue of Belle Union and Daniel McCullough of Greencastle spent Sunday with Frank Day and family. C. C. club met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Ida Howard. Thus" pres-

TRADE NOW at Ellis’ Food Shop And Receive Tickets To Schell Bros. Big 4 Ring Circus GREENCASTLE Thursday, May 24 Regardless of what you buy ask for Circus Ticket. Save 50 percent on Circus ticket. Adults can go for 25c; Children for 10c, if you have guest ticket. Regular prices are 25 and 50c. Trade At Ellis Food Shop