The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 September 1937 — Page 4

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THE DAILY BANNER, GBEENCASTLE, INDIANA, TI KSDAY, SKITK.M liHIf 2S, 10.17.

CHATEAU Last Times Tonight

A DRAMA WITH MUSIC!

BARBARA STANWYCK u*id joelMcCREA

banjo ON MY KNEE

Wednesday & Thursday LOTS OF FUN—

] .lean, spent Sun lay with Mr. ami Mrs. Howard Rockhill. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McCam:nack called on Mrs. Clara Hill SunI day evening. S Several from this vicinity attend'd the sale at the Ford Sales Room : Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Hodge of Hazelwood were guests of Mr. an I ; Mrs. A. M Hodge Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Larkin wer Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henn !/aughan. Kldon Hill returned to his home in Ohio Monday after spending the | mst week with his mother and relaIves here. Pearl Cooper called on Hazel taik's Sunday afternoon. Harry Mabb and mother and Clara Mabb and Mr. 'and Mrs. Rav Clince called on Mr. anj Mrs. Albert Alley Sunday.

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KKGISTKATION BLANKS TO BK IHSTKIBI TKO TO NATION S FAMILIES

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I 4 1 {o$ BELLE UNION .j. .j. d- -f- -i* ' Mr. and Mrs. Kimbal Larkin called on Mr. and Mrs. Venard Smith Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Clifford and sons Marvin Wayne and Bobbie

Miss Sarah Braden spent a days with Mrs. Elmer Frazier

week.

Mrs Alva Cox visited Mrs. Victoi Frazi r one day last week. Miss Ethel Morlan of Indianapolis ind Miss Clarice Morlan of Lena pent the week-end with their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Frazier. Mr. anil Mi. Reeve Morlan called on Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Morlan Sunday •vening. Mr. an l Mrs. Don Heber were vistors of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Frazier I sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shaner and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Shaner visited : relatives in Terre Haute Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William McMains and I «>n Billy spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McMains. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Frazier were callers of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Morlan Saturday.

VEGETABLE (JLINTS

POTTSVILLE. Pa. <UP' A cabbage quintuplet" five heads on one stalk has been raised here by Herman T. Thomas, local gardener.

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WASHINGTON. Sept. 28 John D Riggers, ^administrator of the unemployment census has announce' chat registration blanks wdll be dis tributed to the nation's 31000.00" families on Nov. 16 and 17. The blanks will be passed out b" postmen. Persons out of work oi on part-time jobs will be asked to fill them out and mail them to Washington by midnight, Nov. 20. The Census Bureau then will tab ulate the data, Biggers said. After a conference at the White House. Biggers said that during the six weeks following Nov. 20 house to-house unemployment count will he conducted in typical communitie 1 -' throughout the nation. "The result of these enumcrativ checks will be compared with the registrations from the same area? to determine the average percentage of variation," he said. The house-to-house y liecks will provide information on some items omitted from voluntary reg istration cards. Further checks on the accuracy o r the voluntary registration will tr made by the Works Progress AT minstration. the United States Em ployment Service and other agen cies. Biggers asserted. The conference brought pledges of co-operation from industry, labor and agriculture, he said. One of the conferees, John L. Lewis, chairman of the Committe? for Industrial Organization, said he was confident “a very practical program" will be carried out. From a representative of the rival labor camp—Boris Shiskin, a direr tor of the American Federation cf Labor—came a statement that the A. F. of L. would co-operate fully. Shiskin reported latest A F. of L. estimates placed the nation's unemployment at 8.000.000.

Injured Warden

—For Sale—

FOR SALE -Fresh cider. Grimes Golden. Northern Spy and Senator apples. McCullough Orchard. 20-tf

New 13 plate battery, guaranteed 8 month $3.90 exchange. Get our prices on Lee tires before you buy Scott’s Franklin Street Garage. Phone 68. 22-tf

FOR SALE Heatrola. Used short time. 611 S. Locust street.

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FOR SALE Jonathan, Gr mes. Delicious and Winter Banana apples, also, cider. Bucheit Orchards. 28-tf

FOR SALE Seven foot quilting frame, complete. $1.75. Furniture Exchange. East Side Square. Phone 170L. 28-lp

GRANADA

•THE FAMILY THEATRE”

Final Tonight

CLAIRE TREVOR SALLY BLANK - BP • ROBINSON ‘One Mile From Heaven’

Tomorrow and Thursday 15c Balcony

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A grand story of faith and courage and a great love!

FOR SALE Goo ( | '28 Chevrolets ?25 up: good ‘27 Chevrolet $15; Mo-| lei T coupe and coach, choice S10: | good ’31 roadster $95; used heaters md radios. 310 N. Jackson street, | Used Car Lot. 28-2t

Warden James A. Johnston (above) was seriously injured when a revolt broke out in Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary. The attack, which authorities say was perpetrated by convict Burton Phillips, climaxed a two-day rebellion by 25 prisoners against work.

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FOR SALE: Peaches, last of the season. Hales, Elbertas, Clings and peaches for butter. Roy Watson. mile south of Limed ale. Phone 149.

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CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks an t ] appreciation to our neighbors, friends, singers, harpist pall bearers. Mr. and Mrs. Rector and especially do we thank the Rev Earl Singhurse and family for their kindness, through the sickness and death of our Mother. Mr. and Mrs. D F. Davis

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following transfers of real estate have been recorded in the of ficc of Mrs. Elizabeth O'Neal, re-

corder of Putnam county:

Homer R. Sands et al to James G

Public Auction of household goods McIntyre et ux lot in Bainbridgc, $1 Thursday, September 30. at 1 p. m. Sallie A. Gregory Etcheson et al to at 704 S. Indiana street. Charles E. Wm. Beany et us, lot in Bainbridge.

Webster, Gilbert Rogers Auct. $i.

27-3p John Nelson et ux to Frank Nelson

et ux, 14 acres in Monroe twp.. $1. Flora B. Garrett et al to Alonzo Cook. 106.80 acres in Clinton twp., $1

FOR SALE 20 acres east of the * Clifford Monnett et ux to Samuel James \Swift farm, unencumbered, H- Purcell, lot in Commercial Place

MAKE WAY FOR TOMORROW

How coul,1 a man <ht ntm loved blackmail her out ol hn home? \ kept (mm her daughter it tht risk of her life You'll hold ow, your heart a-1',i. greatenr ml actress reveals the nholc Rartlin story in the mi r impirtd (<r. formance of an in-pired carttrf

s twowo.M shs., Vi** VICTOR MOORE BEULAH BONDI • FAY BAINTER THOMAS MITCHELL-Porter Hall Barbara Read * lovite Beavers t'Ll'S: BETTY BOOK K PETE SMITH'S “SPORTS ON H E” AND NOVELTY.

FOR SALE: "Hereford bulls, yearlings. Paul Stoner, Ladoga.” 22-6t.

FI LL RECORD PHILADELPHIA (UP)— Stenographic court records in the litigated $20,000,000 Henrietta E Garrett estate have reached 11.000 pages since first hearings in January. Orphans Court attaches found no precedent in its 62 years of existence.

$1500. Address Mrs. Elizabeth Ham- Sirick, R. 2 or phone rural 111. I S. R Pursell to Alice Carmen lot m

2S-3t Commercial Place. $1.

i Samuel R Pursell to George BcnApples, all varieties, ne tt, lot in Commercial Place, $1.

Cecil Young et al to Nellie L. Wil-

FOR SALE Apples, all

25c up. 2 ton baled oats straw. Orli" Vanlandingham, 2 miles north on 43

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cox. lot in Manhattan, $1.

Chas. A. Ramsey, to Russdllville FOR SALE- Two new pianos, high « ara ^' lots in Russellville. $1.

John T. Sutherlin to Walter B. Raikes 213 acres in Cloverdale twp.,

$2352.54.

Samuel R. Pursell to Lee M. Craig et al, lots in Commercial Place, $1. Anna Rogers to Bessie Steele, 25 acres in Cloverdale twp., $1. Chaunccy Masten et ux to Lora E.

grade. 1 small grand. 1 studio upright. Belonging to factory, in sto-’-age in Greencastle. Will sacrifice direct to buyer rather than reshin. Write Box B Banner Office for information. 24-5p.

FOR SALE Apples and cider at the McFarlane orchard north of Greencastle. Bring containers. 27-6p

FOR SALE: Stark Delicious apples, Grimes Golden, Stamen. Winesap, Staik King David and other varieties. Just began picking. Also fresh cider. Carl Moore. Phone rural 183. 5 miles west of Greencastle. Tues.-Thurs.-Sat.-tf.

DEFINITE RELIEF OR MONEY BACK

—For Rent

FOR RENT: Three unfurnished downstairs rooms. Employed coup'e preferred. Phono 594-K 27-2p

THE WILLARD TREATMENT has brought prompt, definite relief in thousands of rao-s of Stomach and Duodenal Ulcers due to Hypcracidtty, and o.li. forms of .S' 1 IhsIrrss due to rrrxs Anti SOLD ON 15 DAYS TRIAL. For eomploto format i m. read "Willard's Mei of Relict.” Ask for if free at

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Buis ct ux. 1 acre in Jefferson tvp.. $1. E. Ray Rivers et ux to M Eioisr VanHook, land in Clinton an t | Russell twps., $1. Laura J. Thompson to Ethel Davk" land in Greencastle twp.. $1. Mary J. Proctor ct al to Jess" V Ader, 40 acres in Monroe twp.. $1. Badger McCall to Ralph Ramsey o‘ ux. lot in Russellville. $1. James W. Hurst et ux to Levi Cunningham. 158 acres in Marion twp., $1 Nota Keller Smith et al to Emma Perry, lot in Belle Union. Dora Davis et con to Lodell Robbins ct ux lot in Bainbridgc, $300.

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Notic- i - d'.vn t:.,r •ntl | ludge of Up ' i tut ('."irt f ! mm Count y SLU,- of In iiani ] ministritor of tin' (.state of Lwi Thompson late of Putnam leceased. Said \ vent. No. 7943. W. T I. A 1: .nis'rato^ ''.ent 27. 1937. Attorney F S Hamilton Ilol I Putnam Ciicuit Court.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE

Notice is hereby given to the Creditors. Heirs and Legatees of Christian F. Mann, deceased to appear in •he Putnam Circuit Court held at Greencastle, Indiana on the 20th dav of October. 1937. and show cause, if any, why the Final Settlement Accounts with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heir ship, and receive their distributive shares. Central National Bank of Greencastle Adm'r. C. T. A. Witness, the Clerk of said Court, this 27th day of September, 1937. Homer C. Morrison, Clerk Putnam Chcuit Court. M. J. Murphy, Atty. 28-2L

NOTH ! cl I ‘NXI 'ITTI.K'iq OF RECEIVER Notice is hereby given to the Cl Mots, .'■ili.ii 'l sated parties of the ReceivenIM Home Owners Loan ('nrporatial Ruth M. L.ikk ft al. Cau« 15148 to ippcu in the Putnam!] cult Court, held at Greencastle.! ana, on the 18th (lay ^ 1937, and show cause, if any.' the Final Sett.- .ent A<'|’ ounl^, the Receiver should no' |

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Witness, tin Clerk of said Ol this 131 h - sy • ScptriniH" Homer C M ’ ■ Cl-rk WJ

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FOR RENT: Large, light, front room with large closet, Inner Spring mattress, close to bath. 612 E. Seminary street. 27-3ts.

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WANTED Orchard.

Apple pickers. Buch( » 28-lt

WANTED Reliable man with ca>\ capable of $40 a week profits. Opportunity for advancement with no investments. Call 201 South Locust street, 7 to 9 p. m. 28-3p

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Women who own Westinghouse Ironers wash and iron in less than a day . . . .

WANTED TO RENT From 40 to 60 acre farm. Furnish my own equipment. C. B. Hart, Stilesvill-, R. 1. 27-3p

Real Estate

Wouldn't you love to zip through a week’s washing and ironing so fast you’d have it all out of the way on Monday? Women who iron sitting down at a Westinghouse Ironcr do that right along. Ironing time and ironing work are cut more than half. Come in and see how easy it is to do faultless iron-

ing on a Westinghouse Ironer. Iron something yourself — you’ll be surprised how simple this new kind of ironing can be. Better still, try this ironer in your own home for two washings, on your own clothes. Just phone . . . there’s no obligation — and we’re sure you’ll like it!

FOR SALE: A beautiful six room modern home. Very reasonable. Financed. J. T. Christie Real Estate

Rightsell Loan and

Agency.

Insurance 27-2t.

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FOR SALE: In Russell Township, 70 acres no buildings 60 acres of this land has an excellent com crop on it. J. T. Christie, Real Estate at Rightsell Loan and Insurance Agency. 27-2t.

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