The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 July 1936 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANKER, OREEN'CASTi.E, INDIANA THURSDAY, JULY !>, WHO.

CHATEAU Last Time Tonight omu fairly II You Want A St—.t.

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A No 3 (iood Short* Friday and Saturday LOOK! WHO'S HERE!

NEW ADVENTURES NEW SONGS MTRmn SOCWC MOOTING SAOOU STM!

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Softball News

CLI’B STANDING National l.caKiio W L Merchants H 1 ICidwart 4 1 Zinc Mill 3 1 Sinclair 1 3 Laundry i 3 Coca Cola 1 3

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Pet. .750 .750 .750 .250 .250 .250

F.*d«ral League

Pet.

Lone Star

1.000

Colored Giants ....

.... 2

.667

Rotary

.667

Kiwants .

.500

Fillmore Specials

.333

Kroger

... 1

.333

State Highway

.333

Christian Church

.250

DOG Pl.AYGKOl’NDS LONDON, (UP)- An effort to improve the welfare of dogs by providing playgrounds for them with money paid in dog licenses is made in a bill to be introduced into Parliament. Approximately $5,000,000 Is paid annually on dog licenses.

State Highway went on a batting spree in the fifth inning of their game with Christian Church last night and counted 14 runs before * the church team was able to retire the side. The game was called at the end of the fifth inning with the j Highway leading 17 to 2. Up until the 5th. both teams had played good j bail, the Church team trailing by a :!-2 score. In the second game, Zinc Mill came from behind to nose out Sinclair, 7 to 6. Zinc Mill grabbed an early lead scoring two runs in each ' of the first two innings. Sinclair | tied the count and went ahead, 6 to 4, when Patterson hit for the circuit with one base occupied in the 5th. After the score was tied in the seventh, Morris Crawley drove in the winning tally for Wte Zinc Mill. Tonight Lone Star will play Rotary at 7:.'10 and at 8:30 the Merchants tangle with Coca Cola. July 0 Ixme Star vs Rotary, 7:30 Federal. Merchants vs. Coca Cola, 8:30, National.

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Do You Know That The Master Chevrolet TOWN SEDAN With Ms KNEE AC TION RIDE, Shock Proof Steering, Turret Top, No Itraft Ventilation, 113 inch wheel base, Dcluv Finish throughout. DELIVERS FOR

ON IA

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$734

L. - H. Chevrolet Sales, Inc.

July 10 Colored Giants vs Kroger, 7:30—Federal. Midwest vs Zinc Mill, 8:30—National.

Previews ami Reviews

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Voneastle

The thrill-seeking deb and the headline hunting reporter who smash crime-land’s newest menace in "Human Cargo,” Thursday and Friday

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—For Sale—

FOR SALE Transparent Buchheit Orchard.

apples. 6-tf

HOME GROWN Tomatoes, Greenbeans Cabbage Carrots, New Potatoes, Onions. Beets, Radishes and Greens. Gathered fresh every morning and delivered to your door. Phone Rural 183. Carl Moore. 8-3ts.

FOR SALE: Ice chest. Phone Rural 166. 8-2ts.

Hebcr L. Hicks » Murder charges were lodged against Hcber L. Hicks, 37, of Cincinnati, O., and his eccentric employer, Miss Flora Miller, following their arrest in Indianapolis after discovery of parts of a mutilated body identified as that of Miss Millers brother, Harry Miller, retired Cincinnati fire captain. A torso and the head and hands, identified as Miller's, were found near Carrollton, Ky., while Miss Miller was motoring westward.

FOR SALE: Tiansparent apples at the E. J. Arszman farm, R. R. 2 south of Mt. Olive. See W. F. Taylor 8-3p. FOR SALE Ford V-8, '35 model; one ton Ford truck; one ton Chevrolet truck; also '34 Chevrolet truck. Walter S. Campbell. 7-9-11-31 FOR SALE White Mountain oak refrigerator, front icer, holds 100 pounds. $4.50. Furniture Exchange. East side square, phone 170-L. Ip FOR SALE One 6-hole range, $15.00; one buffet, $3.00. and one lee chest, $1 50. Bryan Boswell, Reelsville, .R. 1. 9-lp

FOR SALE Five room modern house, close in. Inquire at Banner. 7-3t

—For Rent-

FOR RENT 6 room modern resi-

Oakie and Sally Eilers, is the picture 1 [lencei weI ] located. Reasonable

at the Chateau tonight.

Horse’s Odd Death Puzzles

DUNNIGAN, Cal. (UP) Psychologists are wondering if a horse can die of fright. An 8-year-old girl was riding a horse between whom a real effection existed, when she fell off. The horse took a few more steps and

fell dead.

OLD TIMERS PARADE

rent. Central Phone 91.

Insurance

Agency, 8-3t

FOR RENT: Towers Apartments, five room unfurnished apartment, first floor. Call 291. 8-3ts

—Wanted —

WANTED Rags 1c per lb.; batteries 60c; radiators 85c; magazines 35c per hundred; newspapers. 15c per hundred; copper wire 6c; light copper 4i and heavy brass 4 l-2c; corrugated paper 25c per

O. 'UP' No one under 70 hundred, delivered down here. Green-

! castle Scrap Paper Co. Phone 604.

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LIMA

was allowed in the line of march when Luna’s Borrowed Time Club held a downtown parade. Several

hundred marched.

NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE

The undersigned commissioner, by virtue of an order of the Putnam circuit court, made and entered in cause therein pending, entitled The Central

attraction at the Voneastle, are play-1 National Bank, Guardian of Betty

Jackson St.

til by Claire Trevor and Brian Donlevy. Chateau "Florida Special,” featuring Jack NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION No. 7821. Notice Is here by given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam County. State of Indiana, Administrator of the estate of Carrie iCaroline) Logan, late of Putnam County, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. ^ O. F. Lakin, Administrator. July 8. 1936. Homer C. Morrison, Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court. Albert E. Williams, Attorney. 9-3t

Louise Pitts and Harold Pitts, Jr., minors versus Irma Pitts Hoosier et at, and numbered 15040 upon the docket thereof, hereby gives notice that at Grocncastle, Indiana, on Monday, the 20th day of July, 1936, said commissioner will offer for sale at private vendue and at not loss than the full appraised value thereof, the following described real estate,

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In Putnam County and State of Indiana, all that part of forty acres off of the south end of the northwest fractional quarter and off of the west half of the northeast quarter of Section ThirtyOne (31), Township Fourteen (14) North, Range Four (4) West, which lies north of the right-of-way of the Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eas'tern Traction Company, containing seven (7) acres, more or less. Terms of Sale: Cash in hand. THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. Commissioner. Wilbur S. Donner, Attomey. 2-9-2t

WANTED Housework or care of children by experienced girl. Autumn Cioe. Commercial Place. 9-lp

WANTED: Any kind of dead stock. Call 278 Greencastle or New Maysville. Charges paid. John Wachtel Co. sod.

The following is a story from The Leesburg. Florida. Record and shows what Putnam County people can expect frosn the daring exhibition Saturday afternoon on the north side of the square. Thousands have seen him and thrilled at his skill and daring In doing the stunts he performs with a 1936 stock model Chevrolet sedan: Hundreds of people Tuesday afternoon were thrilled here by the “Dare Devil” driving of Colonel Ray Hensel in a 1936 stock-car Chevrolet on Meadow street below the city hall Colonel Hensel made several thrilling

turns at high speed and amply demonstrated the stamina of the Chevrolet car. Another feature capably demonstrated by Colonel Hensel was the safety with which one can handle Knee-action. In going over a heavy obstruction at high speed the Colonel took his hands off the wheel and allowed the car to right itself. In going over a ramp, Colonel Hensel attained a speed of 51 miles per hour, the Chevrolet jumping 42 feet at a heighth of about 3 feet. Colonel Hensel has even Jumped a car entirely over a truck at other cities.

Many people remarked after seeing the demonstration. “The Chevrolet will certainly stand up under gruelling road conditions after standing all that punishment.” Colonel Hensel gave a keenly appreciated lecture on safety prior to the demonstration and Mr. Heber Butler expressed the appreciation of the Butler Chevrolet Company for the interest shown by the large audience. Colonel and Mrs. Hensel are shown above with their car making the jump.

WANTED Vault, cesspool cleaning. Anytime, anywhere. See or write J. C. Rumley, Greencastle, R 3. 7-5p

MALE HELP: Man, reliable, to become an automobile and accident claim adjuster in your territory. Insurance experience unnecessary. No selling. Write Associated Adjusters, Milwaukee, Wis. 9-lp

WANTED Girl for housework. See Mrs. Brown at Limedale. 9-2p

NOTICE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE PUTNAM COUNTY COUNCIL AND TO THE TAXPAYERS OF PUTNAM COUNTY, INDIANA. Each and every member of the Putnam County < 'ouncil of Putnam County, Indiana, and all the taxpayers of said county, are hereby notified that a special meeting of said Council has been railed by the undersigned Auditor of said county, as required by law, to convene in Special Session, at ten o’clock A. M. on, WEDNESDAY, THE 22ND DAY OF JULY, 1936 and to meet in the Commissioners Court Room, in the Court house in the City of Greencastle, Indiana, to consider and to pass upon the matter of appropriations in County Revenue to the amount of $500 00 and in the Gasoline Fund to the amount of $17,587.00. Each member of said Council is hereby notified to attend said meeting, and each taxpayer of said county is also notified to attenil said meeting and make their objections to said appropriations, if any they have. County Revenue. To the Horse Show Association, for the payment of premiums on Horses at the Annual Horse Show, Total $5oo oo Gasoline Fund Services Personal Teams and Drivts $2 000 00; Single Hands $1.000 00 $3,000 00 All Other Operating Expenses 500 00 Material. Steel Beams and Rods $300, Road Oil and Tar and other material, $8287 00: Stone $3,500: Gravel $2,000 $14,087 00 Total Gasoline Fund $17,587.00 Said Council will pursuant to this notice and call when convened proceed and determine on the making of said appropriations by an ordinance to be duly adopted by said council. Whatever appropriation may be made by said council will automatically be certified to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, for said board’s approval. Given under my hand and seal of my office this 8th day of July, 1936. W. A. Cooper, Auditor of Putnam County. 9. it

—Lost—

LOST: On Stilesville road Tuesday evening, two sacks of mixed feed. Finder please call at Hillis Fee I Store. 9-11

—Miscellaneous—

Cash cut rate tin shop. Guttering and pipe, 10 cents a foot. Agent for Wise furnace. See me before you buy. James Merryweather. Phone 662. 8-2?

Epworth League of Raccoon M E. church, ice cream social and program on the church lawn, Friday evening at 7:30. 9-lp

I am moving my barber shop to the old Albin Dairy building on Col umbia street. Now open for busines: Same service as before. John Tharp 9-2t

ITALY TO OPEN CABLE RAILWAY LINE TO PEAK SAN REMO, Italy (UP)—What Italians claim to be the longest suspended cable railway in the world is scheduled for inauguration here Oct. 28. The railway will carry tourists to dizzy heights overlooking the Gulf of Olives and the village of St. Romulus. It will extend for about 4 1-2 miles from San Remo to the top of Mt. Bignone. According to Italians, no existing railroad of this type now exceeds 3 miles. Three terminals are included in the run, one of which will be located at a height of nearly a mile. The cable system will be supported by 18 steel towers constructed on three mountains. In announcing imminent inauguration of the line, sponsors of the project pointed out that it represents a significant industrial victory for Italy, since construction was carried out entirely with materials and machinery fabricated in the homeland at a time when sanctions were in effect.

notice You Can Save Money by paying your Telephone account on or before the 15th of each month So as to avoid a Collection Charge. Greencastle Exchange Indiana Associated Telephone Corporation

£ + BRICK CHAPEL + fr + + + + ** * Clay Frank remains about the same. Mrs. Julia Goodri.lge of Terre Haute is spending a few weeks with her niece, Mrs. Cyrus O Hair and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Rutter have returned home from a two weeks visit with relatives in Kansas, also in Troy and Pulaski, Iowa. Mrs. Bales’ brother and family from Peru were visitors on the Fourth. Charlie Wall and Mrs. Ruth Evans remain about the same. Mrs. Lorraine Allen and family are at the home of Clay Frank. C. K. Priest's mother is visiting him at the present time. Mis Helen Lane is reported improving. Sunday callers on Mrs. Bales were her sister and husband. Mr.

Parents^Mourn Siamese Twins

4 Mr. and Mrs. Wesley GUck Death claimed a 19C6 edition of the Siamese twins when daughters born to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Click of Michigan City, Ind., above, died.«The babies, one of whom died 15 minutes after birth, were Joined by a bone fusion at the base ef the brain.

.Oil Hein Denies Misconduct,

IZSSTZS'Z X,™ 't"', *•** D-trotter, .town e„„. ss.£?,r. r af&r "ks? sir;; brought at Miami Fl7 1 1 namct ' defendant in a $300,000 suit Improper reUUoo. v ford, inset. •

HU F CA§il • FOX Pinart*iih CLAIRE TREVOI BRIAN DONLEH ALAN 0INEHART Ralph Morgan HELEN TROY *' RITA CALSINO

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and Mrs. Ditson. ■ n ami 5 !| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dcan^B dale. 9 Rev. Campbell preach-.9 Brick Chapel M E. churaH The Bird children ami Fnj have sold their farm to Ini Reese’s daughter at Wh

“Whati* Money-Sal MyDodgel says "Hi ss OAK£&iU known llultimnn sporu^R

I w as sold up to the hm new 1936 Dodge longlB bought one. Now that 19 I am just bursting "ithi asm about it.

Hn r v For looks it’s . n eyeful. 8 handles... and what 3 ^ saver it is! I’m gettingcl(8 miles to the gallon o! ? no oil between drains..

..and that Dodge isju* with expensive-car I” Think of it! It sells for j 11 * dollars more than the 1 priced cars... At the rate :! it will eventually cost h than my old small car.. ■ der Dodge sells more au - than any other make " exception of the three

priced cars.

DODG NEW LOW FIRST^

640

Eaty terms Kladiy arranged t“ [Vffl tow coal, through Commend* 1 s ,

dodge Division of Chr\ • l*‘ l ( ^

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