The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 January 1937 — Page 4

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SUIT FOK HEAVY DAMAGES In a suit transferred to the Putnam circuit court from Hendricks county, Frances Phillips is plaintiff i against Horace Daum and Doris Daum. of Plainfield, for $15,000 damages resulting from injuries received oy the plaintiff, east of Plainfield. She is the wife of Ben H. Phillips. The complaint alleges that she and her husband were riding in an automobile which at 9:110 at night collided with a cable stretched tightly across the National road from a truck operated by Daum to an automobile on the opposite side of that highway. In the impact, Mrs. Phillips was thrown into the windshield, breaking the glass and causing cuts on her' head, br eaking one tooth, injuring her neck and legs, leaving her in a permanently crippled condition, she says. The truck was being used in an effort to get the automobile out of a ditch. Khe alleges no warning signal lad been put out. that the truck was parked on the pavement, and at an angle, all contrary to the law. FA KM MEETINGS THIS WEEK Meetings of the conservation committee in townships arranged for this week include two on Jan. 27, one

at Cloverdale high school for Cloverdale township, and the other at Floyd Center for Floyd township. On Jan. 28, Franklin and Jackson townships will meet at Roachdalc.

NOTICE OF AD MI NISTK ATOM'S SALE OF KKAI. ESTATE The undersigned, Administrator of the Plstete of Thomas S. Denman, deceased hereby gives notice that by ,’lrlue of an order of the Renton Ciruit Court, Benton County, Indiana, nade on Wednesday the Kith day of January, 1937, he will, at the hour of one (1:00) o’clock P, M on Mon- ■ lay, the 8th day of March, 1937, at ‘he office of F. Fdward Dumas. Fowler. Indiana, offer at private sale the fee simple of the following n :! •'state, to-wit: The west hal f (1-2) of th° northwest quarter (1-4) of Section eight (8), Township sixteen (1*1) north. Range four (4) west, in Putnam County, Indiana. Said real estate will he sold free >nd oh; r of any and all lien r wtintoever, ri'biect to the approval of ..eld court, for not I : than the full ippmised value of u I real estate and for cash. If sale is not made on said date then the same shall he continue i from day to day the: after until tj.el • is made. WALTER R. DENMAN. Administrator. E. Edward Dumas, Fowler, Indiana, Attorney for Estate. 25-tt

‘Agitating The Draperies”

II \SKETKALL SENSE AND NbNSENSE (By Jimmie)

i i«er Cubs Vrin Thriller, 28-26

!,OC\l, NKTTEHS BEAT ANDERSON IN' OVERTIME TII.T SATURDAY

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C.reencastle’s Tiger Cubs showed (heir claws Saturday night when they journeyed to Anderson and downed th > Indians, 28 to 26 in a thrilling overtime hign school basketball game. With the score tied at 26-all, free throws by Myron King and LeRoy Johnson gave the local netters the two-point margin in the extra session. The score was knotted at 10-all at the half and both teams displayed plenty of fight and ability from the opening whistle to the final gun.

Goss, g 0 0 0 0 Totals - 8 10 16 26 Referee: Mendenhall; Umpire, Swan.

Gymless Team Wins Tournev

1*1’TNAMVH.LE downs roachdale to WIN WABASH VALLEY PRELIM

Fowler - ® Rice — 0 0

Totals * 6 12 14 Referee: Gentry; Umpire: Tharp.

all-tourney five

Hanlon, Putniunville, Forward. Gough, Roachdafe, Forward. Jones, Putnamvllle, Center. Cntddiek. Putnamvllle, Guard. Knoll, Cloverdale, Guard.

Honorable Mention

Goodman and Carrington, Putnanivllle; Egger, Roachdalc; Staley and query, Cloverdale: Hostetter and Whitaker, Balnbridge; Myers, Russellville; Wade, Fillmore; Apple, Reelsvllle; Allee, Belle Union.

.ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE OF

PERSON AL PROPERTY

L'-ster Oliver with 13 the Grecncastle attack.

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This week the Cubs will be host to Delphi on Friday evening. In the curtain raiser at Anderson, (he local B team lost 28 to 21.

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Coach Lloyd Wells' gym less Putnamville basketball team defeated Roachdalc, 20 to 14 Saturday night in this city to win the Wabash Valley

tourney preliminary.

"Unheralded and unsung." the boys from Putnamville, downed Russellville and Cloverdale by decisive scores

to advance to the final game. It was j . g g)ven that the un _ a great victory for the net tossers (( | c| . s jjr net j i Administrator with will from the National Road hamlet a- n( 'j nnnexed of the estate of Wilhelmina they should make it tough for any' R. Ayler, deceased, will of.Vrr for sale outfit in the championship round at at Public Auction, by order of the “ „ . , J | Putnam Circuit Court, Putnam Terre Haute this weekind. I County, Indiana, at the residence of The count was knotted a 5-5 at the , t| le i a t e Wilhelmina R. Ayler. 11 N. end of the first quarter. Roachdalc'? College Ave., Grecncastle, Putnam

Hawks forged into a 0 to 7 lead at, County, Indiana, on

the half but Putnanrville came

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through to hold the edge at 12-11 at j T | ]e p ersona ) estate of said decedthe end of the third quarter and then ent, consisting of the following, to-

went ahead to win, 20 to 14. wit:

Hanlon and Crad,lick were the 1 Several sets of curt al ns and . ^ ^ , . . <1 rapes; mission book case, Singer main cogs in Putnamville s scoring in sew j n g machine; large hand made the Saturday night encounter, and r0( | nr epest: set of box springs and their playing in all three of their I mattress; seven scatter rugs: walnut games, along with that of Jones, was dresser; a general assortment o. , „ .. .hooks, consisting of children’s books, outstanding. I encvclonedia, etc.: pictures; handGough. scrappy and stocky for- nia(lc secretary desk; typewriter; ward, was the spark plug of the n vo straight chairs- three .stands:

Roachdalc team. Summary: Putnamvllle (20) Goodman, f Hanlon, f Jones, c Craddick, g Carrington, g Scobee

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I brass hed: check writer; round anil ique black walnut table: small writing desk: fire screen: magazine stand; music cabinet; two overstuffed chairs: 9:<12 living room rug; china closet; gas and electric stoves; kitchen furniture: General Electric refrigerator; porch furniture and grass rugs. And other articles too

numerous to mention.

TERMS OF SALE: CASH, j All rums to be paid before goods are removed from nremincs. E. A. STEVENSON, Admr.

CLARENCE VESTAL,

Auctioneer.

M. .1. MURPHY, Ally. 25-27-29-3t NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby 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 Frank Hartman, late of Putnam County, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be sol-

vent.

Jessie Hartman and Arthur P. Hartman, admiinstrators. No. 7871. 1 January 16. 1937. Attorney, Charles McGaughey. Homer C. Morrison, Clerk of the

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