The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 January 1939 — Page 3
REPORT OF CONDITION
l tOMUrMr ffo. H*6 Reserve District No. 7 ■ Report at condition of the Central National Bank of Creencastie in the SUM <S IlHilBR*. a 1 t he close of business on December 31, 1938, published in ,il1 ' faapona* t* Mil made by comptroller of the currency, under section 5211 U
"Vi[reviMd Statutes
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fjovm Md dlacounts including $22.21 overdrafts) (j, a OWl aillgations, direct and guaranteed
'■States and political subdivisions BUes. ami debentures S, including stock of Federal Reserve bank With other banks, including reserve balance,
and M«h Items in process of collection
Bunk prtmkns owned $40,000.00, furniture and
futures llO ooo (Usl Mtate owned other than hank premises
{■vestments and other assets indirectly representing
bank premises or other real estate Customers' liability to this bank on acceptances outstanding Other assets
TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES
Oemand deposits of individuals, partnership, and corporations Time deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations of U. S 1 ■ ' • In ling postal savings' of States and political subdivisions of bani 'c-Mtin I and ( iishii t's chia its etc.' |l l : l"KlxyrAL pEI’OSITS $1,417,100 47
Other Llablliti' -
TOTAL LIAidl.M II ' C APITAL ACCOUNT
i i Ospital stock:
^(C) common. 1000 total par $100.000 00
flUrplus *
Undivided profit
Reserves (and retirement account for preferred stock'
THE DAILY BANNER, OREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, JANUARY 9. IT-:'!.
$506,326.28 . 290,500.00 ■ 112.979.87 310,366.90 5,350.00 350.172.81 50,000 00
1 00
None None . 12,672.61 $1,648,369.47 $464,056.68 722,728.05 1 658.00 195,566.04 26.208.61 6.883.09 21.582.72 $1,438,683.19
PAL LIABILITIES and CAPITAL ACCOUNT MEMORANDA
$100.000 00
80,000 00 27.017.53 2.668 75
$209,686 28 $1 648,369.47
2,000.00 2,000.00
1.658.00 $1,658.00
Pledged assets (and securities loaned) 'bock value:) <a) U. B^fcovt. obligations, direct and guaranteed, pledgsd to secure deposits
Secured Liabilities:
SCCUret * ^ pledged assets pursuant to Stats sf Indiana .County of Putnam, ss:
I, H. L, Wells, Cashier, of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above SllBen" nt is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
H. L. WELLS, Cashier.
Swam to and subscribed before me this 9th day of January, 19.:9.
Lorenc Smith, Notary Public.
My Commission Expires October 16. 1941.
CORRECT Attest
F. L. O’Hair,
- Frank Donner,
C. C. Gautier,
ture, but I don't disapprove of them,” she said. “I simply know better ways of spending money.” Mrs. Quinton, born Nov. 25, 1825, near Tehula, Miss., lost her first husband in the Civil war. He was a captain in the Confederate army. She married Samuel Quinton in 1808. He died in 1901. The town of Quinton in eastern Oklahoma was named for the Quinton family. “I have had a full life an 1 am ready to go,” Mrs. Quinton said as she puffed on her pipe, “but I would like to live to be at least 125.” She likes to read the Bible and enjoys church songs. She likes an occasional motor car ride, “if I know there isn’t a fool at the wheel.” She said she smoked to pass the time “but not cigarets, mind you.”! She described cigarets as “harmful." She said she ha 1 smoked a pipe since i she was c littlo girl. Mrs. Quintor^ is fairly active de- j spite her age. She has three sons and a daughter living. She has been ^ living in the Quinton community ] since: 18S9.
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SECRET \\ ANTED FOR LOSING 300 HOMING PIGEONS
WOMAN MOW " ■ lOOM\<. TO I '150 QUINTON, m ■ Martin Quinton, who lives in the I town tint bears the name of her laic I husband, hopes to live to be 125, years Old. She has 12 y. ats to go. Mra. Quinton reeenily celebrated
lie ■ 113th birthday and expounded philosophy of life To young married couple:: she ad- , vise J: “Pull together on th“ “am end of i the rope and there will .' di- ' vorce::.” “I have seen only one moving I
AKRON 'UP' Just how to lose 300 pigeons birds noted for their ability to find their way home—is the problem perplexing A. C. Blosser, county humane agent. “It has me stumpeel,” he said, reratching his head with on'* hand and feeding several hungry birds from th n other, “I eertainly wish this apartment owner hadn’t been so kindhearted.” The trouble began when the owner of an apartment, feeling sorry for a. few stray pi; ..ns, opened the garret of his apartment to the birds. The pigeons multiplied and so did t':e landlord’s troubles. When they became 300. mo:e or less, he decided U. t enough was enough, and attempted to evict them. But the rige :.s stayed, fluttering about clou : ig the sky, seeking admission to lb-- "arret. “Tt ; t so a man wasn’t safe,” ■ r lid “end then there was
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New 13-plate batter; . guaranteed 6 months, ■ ;d o e .chang . Get our prices on Lee tires before you buy Scott’s Franklin Street Garage. Phone 68. 22 tf
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HORACE I FOR SALE j gilts, will fan
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a factory a v. genuine ut Meter-Ice. COMPANY
Six purebred Duroc v in Febn ry. Im-
K> ".net h Me r : < i, Clover2. 5-0-9-10-4p.
FOR RAM : \t ' 13.5 : ashels of cc.a ut R ub i 1'ay '‘arm. See Ft :.!: W. Day, Bainbridgc. R. 1. 9-lp.
FOR SALE: 5 he : J e hriscs and marcs. Cly. miles cant of Rainbti e;
'o 1 young Steward, 5 9-2p.
FOR SALE: Green an I ivory kiti chen ciltine’ zHe tr p $6.45. Fur- ] niture Exchange. F 1 at Si<le Squa:-e.
Phene 170-1.
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New 39-Plate Battery, $3 95 extuuige. Free Installation Dohba Tire li Battery Servlet... Pnono 789. M-W-F-tf
MAY REVIVE FLORIDA CANAL — President Roosevelt’s emphasis of defense as a vital national Issue may revive in Congress interest in the old Florida ship canal. Proposed course of the canal is shewn in map. The canal was begun in 1935, with stress on commercial advantages gained by shipping saving a day’s run around the treacherous Florida keys. After
$5,400,000 was spent on it, Congress refused another $12,000,000 appropriation and work stopped. Proponents now say that especially in war shipping by way of the canal from the Gulf areas and to and from the Pacific by the Panama Canal would bo protected. Scenes above, top, construction work; center, oitice buildings and, bottom, workmen under army supervision.
FOR SALE: .*20 gg incubator. Scars Supcr-lintchery at Cherry Transfer. 6-3p nd < fhlna cows an-I | 3 belled clover hay, oe'.a straw. J. A. Hanks, Airport Road. 9-3t j After Jan. 15th I will sell non feri tile rgg“ at retail from my place on , the Manhattnn Road. Such eggs are ' superior for home use. W A. Baldwin, R. 4. 7-2p
that business of the kidnaped parrot." Toots, a beautiful parrot owned by Mis. Betty Shutt, previously had been content to sit on the grass and talk raueiously to herself. But when pigeons b gen landing on the grass nil around her, a discontent possessed her, an 1 she flew away, never to return. “There must be some way," said
Blosser, on whose shoulders the whole responsibility now rests, “to | reverse the homing instinct. Cun you think of anything to make pigeons It ave home?”
Tins WEEK’S WEATHER Rain Monday and Tups ay and again about Friday. Temperature will average cnsiderably above normal with highest fiist part of week and lowest at end of week.
WANTED: Girl for general houscw : k. Go home nights. Phone 590. FOR SALE: 15 head cows. Guernsey, Jersey and Shorthor n, some fresh, close springers, batanee will hive calves in early spring. 30 head she ate. weighing 50 lo 60 lbs. Two gilts to farrow in about 2 weeks. Also some good work horses. M. H. Decker, 602 south Locust. Phone 46. 9-21.
Busch Monument Works s. Locust in < emetery i;d. I*h. 1461 Real Estate
FOR SALE: An 86 aero farm in 1 • 1 cres 1 Ulable. Five room hcu: “, 2 barns. Running v ter in posture. J. T. Christie, Real F-.tate 22 S. Jacks..n street. 9-3t
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PARDON US FOR POINTING! But It Is With Pride That We Point To The Second Annual DAILY BANNER COOKING SCHOOL TO BE HELD Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Feb. 20-21-22 AT THE GRANADA THEATRE You remember the first Daily Banner Cooking School last Spring—the crowds, the fun and the worthwhile instruction by the nationally known home economist, Mrs. Gertrude Burbank. Mrs Burbank is returning for the school this year, and The Daily Banner is making every effort to make this year’s school even better than the one last year. Plan your schedule now so you will he free to attend all the sessions of the Cooking School.
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ABLE MAN to di: tribute ."ample*, 15 firat i week. Aulom' bile given an bonus. \Y U MILLS. 7013 Monmouth, Cin-
cinnati. O.
10-3p
SISTER ACT IN MOVIES—Their relationship as sisters in real life will continue into reel life when the Young girls, above, portray the roles of daughters of Gardiner G. Hubbard in the new -Oth Cen-tury-Fox film, ' Alexander Graham Bell.” Left to right are Georgiana, Sally Blanc, Loretta and Polly Aim. Loretta will be featured. The girls are shown in Hollywood.
I'm going i > .•< lect a hustler who owns car oi light truck for a high da::: retail busine s in Putnam Ccunl i' ."t:.i tiig future. Pr< i n nt Manufacturer \ ill fine . In 3 Bianch rti vice. Writ. me fully. Robert I. si: . 135 W. 16th St. Indianapolis. 0-16-23-3t. Furniture roper ,’’.rr. neatly done, work guaranteed, fe estimates. Furni me E' '.eng. East Side Squat 9* l p WANTED: occasional help in preparing and serving of a meal in the home. Box A, Banner. 9-2t
WANTED: Light plants. To buy 650 watt 32 volt. Light plants, any condition. M rman MeCammack, R. 2. Cloverdale, Ind. 9-2p WANTED: Any kind of dead stock Call 278 Grcencastle. Charges paid. John Wachtel Co. cod.
Fxr 'rienced •: nt jed) on farm. :;..atlc, It. 2.
.::n wants p.'nnanO: ■ Ad ’mn, Grocn-"-7-9-ll-4p.
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LOST: Brown billfol 1 contain ng $5 00. Reward. Return to Banner. 7-2p
I.OS1 Pair wr e colored yam mitt( nr with fur around top. Return Banner. ‘ 9-lp.
FOR A LONG SIEGE—Indicative of the worry and resentment caused by efforts to cut down or redistribute administration of Federal relief through the WPA are these WPA Job seekers. They are picketing the steps of the Fulton County courthouse at Atlanta, Ga.. as they began what they termed a long siege. A United States Senate committee already is studying relief and unemployment, to report later.
Miscellaneous— We pay 3 cerJ for "Rangeland Roman.. s" •*. r ! n good condition. Furniture Exchange, East ro i 170-j. 9-tp TO LET: Jersey heifers out on < tract t. milk. Clyde Steward. 5 miles ea'ii of Bainbridgc. 9-2p.