The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 February 1939 — Page 3
OF COMMISSIONER'S : oF REAL ESTATE i hereby given that the un-i-ommissioner appointed utnam Circuit Court in an ■ partition in said court. | J j’ McCullousrh et al are and Mary E. Job et al are | for the partition of cer- , estate therein described, to . eal estate described in the in said cause, will, us such in er on the 6th day of If, ;!) offer for sale, at public Vi the highest and best bidollowing real estate in said - putnam, State of Indiana, .lames H. Job farm, to-wit; ,, of the southeast quarueclion twenty-eight >28) part of the north half of i thirty-three '33', townLteen '13> north, range west, bounded as folJfo.wit: Beginning at th--i.;t corner of the southViarter of said section -cicht '28), and running vv( , s t with the north line 1 quarter section to a point line which is six <6* and seventy-five t7i>) bfpst of the northwest cori,i>of; thence south four>1 three-fourtli 1 14 % < dewest. four f4> chains and 're and one-half i61bjl thence south one (1) dejst. six <6' chains and (five <86) links; thence eighteen and one-half degrees east, four <4) and fifty-six <56' links; west parallel to the north said quarter, five <5) and ninety-seven <07) ,o the west line thereof; south with said west line, ..four <24) chains and Jeven <47) links to the test corner of said quaru nee south with I he west the northeast quarter of thirty-three (33>. eleven jhains to a corner stone, ione marked A. B.; thence [seventy-nine <79 > degrees ■ 10 < chains and sixty167 1 links to the Indian jy Line; thence south wen and one-half <57V*) < ast. with said boundary twenty-seven <27i chains (thirty-eight (38) links; north, twenty-seven < 27 > b east, twenty-seven <27> and thirty-eight <38)
TITE DAILY BAXNEK, OREENfJASTLE, IXDIAXA, MOVDAY, PEBRUAKY 13, 1939.
links to the center of the Reelsville and Poland Road; thence north, seventy and one-half <7Ob.) degrees west, four <4> chains and eight <8i links; thence north thirty-nine <39< degreas east, eleven <tl) chains and forty <40) links to a stake. Witness Beech, 30 N. 41 E. 21; thence south seventy-seven and three-fourth <77% < degrees east, five < 5) chains and twenty-five <25> links to a red oak fifteen <15) inches (blazed* thence south seventy-seven an 1 threefourth <77% > degrees ea t, three <3> chains and sixty-two i62> links to a stake in the east line of saiil section twenty-eight <28); thence north with paid east line of said section, lliirty-six <36> chains and forty <10) links to the place of beginning. Also, the following described tract, to-wit: A part of the northeast quarter of section thirty-three <33*, described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a point where the west line of said quarter section intersects the Indiana Boundary Line and run ning thence southeastwardly with said Indian Boundary Line, eleven <11< chains and six <61 links; thence south sixty-three and. one-half <63 ! _>' degrees west, two <2< chains and fiftyone < 51 < links; thence north eighty-six <86> degrees west, four <4 < chains and eighty '80> links; thence south eignty-frve <85< degrees west, two <2> chains and seventy-nine <79) links to the west line of said quarter section; thence north with said line six <6' chains and sixty <60 < links to the place of beginning, containing three and fifty-one hundredths <3.51) acres, more or less. Also, the north half of the following lands to-wit: twenty-five < 25 < acres off the west end of the south half of the southwest quarter of section twe.i -seven <27*, in township thirteen <13> north, range five <5) west. Term'; of Sale: Said real cstat • will be rold for not less than two thirds <2 3> of its appraised value, one-half n _.) of the purchase price to be paid in cash at the time of sale j and the balance in six months, pur- ! chaser to give a note fo- said do- i ferred payment, bearing six per cent i interest from date and s med by a 1 mortgage on said rc ’ ate; pur-! chaser to have the privi pay-
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I have fine opering for amb. run hustler who own" car or rgh t:ur<: in putnam County. H.gh c'ai' buai-
Aii-btiiti Manure bpreadev ! ne •. with cxcellmt nining 0 and big Ali-Steel Manure bpreader fciHu repres nting p mmu-
D:«tuier. Write me fully for interview. Robert Lesl e 135 W, 16:h Si . Indianapolis, Indiana 13-20-27-G-it
Kust Resisting 1. Low, All-lit«.el-Bo.\ Makes easy loading. 2 rum.' ’.villiin a !)', foot ludlu . i, i.o.ulu.^ V.ipaciiy of 70 l>u.
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1 Two horses haul capacity 5 t'p|H>r, saw-tooth non-wrap ping heater, exclusive feature 6 Correct roller hearing con struetion contribntcK to Ms light
draft
7 Ihilvpri/.ev manure and makes a wide uniform spread over a large area. 1’ s >reiii! manure al minimum cos': per ion.
MAN for Coffee Route. Up t. >15 fir't week. Automobile ghven a.i fccmiR. Writo MILLS, 7071 Moameuth, Cincinnati, C. 13-1 p.
BREAD FOR THE CONQUERED—When the Spanish Insurgents entered the Loyalist capital of Barcelona, they found large numbers of the inhabitants living in the underground railway, half starved and ill. General Franco’s men immediately began distributing bread, tins of condensed milk, sausage and chocolate bars. Above, victims clamor for food.
Mrs. Venia Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Whitson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Whitson.
Miss Helen Scribner of Chicago is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. N.
F. Scribner.
T.;e Ladies Aid Society of the
and of the National Road in said I Christian church mcl with Mrs. Louis county and state, and consists of McGaughey, Thutsday with twentyagricultural lands, a latgo poition of fjye members present, which is river bottom farm land. ,, , T , , _ Dated this Uth day of February. Frunk Evenuan and Ray Whitson 1330 made a business trip to Indianapolis
Robert B. Stewart, Commissioner Thursday.
Mat J. Murphy John M Hawley Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Miller of CrawA attorneys t f . Commis.-ionei. fordsvllle spent the week end with
ing the full purchase price in cash. Commissioner will furnish, free of charge to purchaser, an abstracet of title down to the date of sale. Said sale will take place at or near the dwelling at the above deacribel I premises at the hour of 10 o'clock | A. M. on said day. This real estate ! is located on an improved highway ! about two miles south of Reelsville !
C. A. Vestal, Auctioneer
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+ ■}■ + + -I- 4 RUSSELLVILLE + T -** 4 HrtUe Long of Brownsburg
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goff. Mr. and Mrs. Tarney Wilson were guests Sunday of Mr. an I Mrs. Albert Steinmeir and family and J. C. Wilson at Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gardner spent
spent ihe week end with her sister I Wednesday in Indianapolis.
oily’s Friendly Sales & Service 119 NORTH INDIANA STREET GREENCASTLE, IND. BECOMES DEALER FOR PONTIAC Builder of America’s Finest Low-Priced Cars ONTIAC QUALITY SIX • • • PONTIAC DE LUXE SIX • • • PONTIAC DE LUXE EIGHT
A new Pontiac dealership, pledged, manned, and equipped to give you the high type of service for which Pontiac dealers everywhere are noted, is now open for your inspection. And on display are three big reasons why you should pay this new Pontiac organization a visit right away— three super-value Pontiacs—a new Quality Six, a new De Luxe Six and a new De Luxe Eight. These three cars provide more that’s new, more
that's good and more that saves you money than any other cars of equal price! And that price is so near the lowest that you'll never miss the dollardifference. Drop in —test Pontiac’s new Dullex Springing . .. see the new bodies with 25% greater vision. You’ll agree—this new Pontiac dealer offers cars you'll be proud to drive and can easily afford — big, luxurious automobiles that bow to no other cars for looks, performance and economy.
MORE THAT’S NEW MORE THAT’S GOOD MORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY
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i* -F -e + 4 t- PALESTINE + * Mrs- Henry Osborn * F 4- -f- -i* t -e -)■ -V Mr. and Mrs. T d Nn'il spent Sunday with Fred Beck. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Woodal called on Henry Osborne Sunday evening. Mis. Versie Osborne is visiting Mrs. Henry Osborne. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Osborne attend'd the funeral of Mrs. Anna Ivambert which was held at Stilesville Monday afternoon. Mrs. Lambert was an aunt of Mr. Osborne. Mrs. Fred Beck and Mrs. Henry O-borne spent Thursday with Mrs. Nelli,. Bartlett.
New 13-plate battery, guaranteed 6 months, $3.90 exchange. Get our prices on Lee tires before you buy. Scott’s Franklin Street Garage. Phone 68. 22-tt
Mi sue Ha m*o us— Fum'tuie ropa ring neatly dene, wo k guarante d, free estimates. Furniture Exchange. East Side Square Phene 170-J. 13-lp SPECIAL. NOTICE FARMERS Mv Job," Deehe Day, I’.'biuary 18. 1 to 4 F. M.. on too! • and tractors. We show you how to lake care of you;tractor, whatever make you have. A. John Deere tractor and mower cut ir half, and a planter in operation, so bring your see 1 corn to test free for plates at my store room. WALTER S. CAMPBELL. 13-17-21 FOR SALE: Household goods, fur- | tur and effects, formerly the prnI perty of C. D. Schmidt 'it 101 west j Poplar street, Greencastle, Indiana, i Tuesday, February 14th, at 10 a. m. j Piivate sale. Cash. C. C. Gautier, ExI editor. 13-It FOR SALE: 8 shoats, one 9months Did thoroughbred male hog. Maynard Grubb JPhone lural 3F13.
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BEAUTIFUL LAMPS AT COST:!. Here’s your chance to save on any 1 . , _ , . table or floor lamps In our s ^ rc B ^ J | J| J }|) ( 4 J’ \ j j J |( 4 |’
A7 at cost. S me art hand decorated' REEVES ELECTRIC, North Side Square. 13-lt
OBITFARV Andrew Paul Williams, son of Jesse anrl Eva Burnet Williams, was horn west of Greencastle January 26. 1883. and passed away January 17, 1938. Hr attended the srhools of Madion township ami grew to young manhood in that vicinity. In 1899 the family moved to Greencastle and Paul spent the remainder of his life in this city. In March. 1905. he was united in marriage to Blanche Cunningham anil to this union was born one daughter, Freda Louise, who passed away June 29, 1938. He was of a friendly, jovial disposition, which won him many warm friends. He was a iover of the great cut doers an l he keenly enjoyed hunting and fishing, and never missed an opportunity to spend a day in thn woods. F01 twenty years he ha 1 been eniplryed by the American Zinc Products Co . where his industrious nature and his ability to sup< rvisr nun had given him a position of responsi-
bility.
Ho was a devoted husband anil father, anil the welfare of his family was his chief concern. Two years ago he was stricken with the illness that resulted in his death. Although his suffering was great, he was extremely patient through it all. He joined Locust Street Methodist church in 1903 and about three years ago transferred his membership to Maple Heights church near his home. He leaves to mourn his loss, his wife, mother, two brothers, two sisIcri', several nieces and nephews, and a host of friends. I cannot say. and I will not say That he is dead,—He is just away! With a cheery smile, and a wave of thn hand. He has wandered into an unknown
land,
And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be, since he lingers
there.
And you—O you, who the wildest
yearn
For the old-time step and the glad return,— Think of him faring on, as dear In the love of There as the love of
Here;
Think of him still as the same, I say: He is not dead—he is just away! James Whitcomb Riley CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend sincere thanks j and appreciation for the acts of kind- ( ness, messages of sympathy and ( beautiful floral tributes received j from relatives, friends and neighbors | during our sad bereavement in the death of our beloved Husband, son and brother, A. Paul Williams. We especially wish to thank Rev. C. M. McClure, also Bro. Robert Swartz for their consoling words, the singers and pall bear ers. Also Mr. Cbas. E. Rector for kind and efficient service. Wife, Mother, Brothers and Sisters.
Have you made arrangements for ycur fertilizer. Wc can supply ycur needs. Smith Feed and Grain Co., South End Elevator. Phone 60.
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FOR SALE: 18 ewes 2 to 4 years to I’.amb in March, J. W. Herod, 309 Elm street. 13-2p
Susnoct Is Held
FOR SALE: Fresh Gurmsey heifer, milking short horn, also bull calf six mo. old. [Phone 357-J. I : 2p FOR SALE: 1938 recleaned timothy seed, some oats straw. Virgil R. Neier, Belle Union. 13-15-18-3p
FOR SALE: Light green enameled childs bed, wood, 24’'x49", drop side, new, with mattress, $7.95. Fudniture Exchange. East Side Square. Phone 170-J. 13-lp FOR SALE: Good Locust fence pests, 3 miles south Manhattan. Mack Rxssler. 13-2p
PERSON UNDER ARREST IS A CRIMINAL WITH AN EXTENSIVE RECORD
FOR SALE: 8 to 12 tons alfalfa hay in barn. Henry Sublett, 2 miles west Fillmore. 13-lp
FOR SALE: Farmall tractor outfit Cultivator and breaking plow. R. O. Nelson, Greencastle. R. 4. 13-2p
Baby Chicks Guaranteed 95 per cent living ability for 21 days from W • .kness or Pul lot um Disease. One and two weeks old chicks. Free Circular Dietz's Poultry Farm Centerpoint, Indiana. 8-6t
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89-Plate Goodyear Battery $3.95 Exc h a 11 g e. Nine Months guarantee. Free Installation.
Dobbs Tire Battery Service Phone 789 J Real Kstatu FOP SALE: 10 acres op State Highway in Franklin Township. P ven room good house and barn. Price $2000.00. J. T. Christie, Rea! Estate. l3-3t.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind„ Fob. 13. - <UP)—A suspect of th brutal hammer murder of Mis. Carrie I^elah Romig last month is in custody of police today. They said the person under arrest was W. Ray Bi4seh, Alias John Hoffman, a criminal with an extensive record. Butsch, who told officers he was 40 but who app ars to he nearer 50. was brought here from Anderson, where he was arrested in a rooming house last Thursday. after he reportedly had pawned jewelry. He was linkfd to the slaying of the 55-year-old, three married b'onde by police who indicated the jewelry included part of the woman's gems found missing from her apartment. She was found beat n to death with a hammer in her quarters last Jan. 17. The fact that Indianapolis police wen 1 , to Anderson with the victim’s husband, Harold, was understood to have indicated he identified some of th pawned jewels ns being property of h ! s dead wife. Romig. 28-year-old dime store employe, went to Anderson yesterday with Police Chit f Michael Morrissey and other officers. JPolic? were reluctant to disclose what evidence they had that linked Butsch to the case but Morrissey said
' Butsch is a suspect.
For Rent—
FOR RENT: 3 unfurnished rooms, redecorated. Inquire any afternoon 1 xcept Thursday at 511 N. Jackson street. ll-2p.
FOR RENT: Two desirable front rooms. Furnished or unfurnished, also garage. 801 south Indiana street.
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Wanted to rent house with pasture for cow, room for row and chickens. I L. P. Sample, Gr oncastle, R. 3.
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Male, Instruction. We want to select reliable men, now employed, with foresight, fair education and mechanical inclinations, willing to train spare time or evenings, to beci mo installation and service experts on all types AIR CONDITIONING and Electric Refrigeration equipment. Write fully, giving age, present occupation. Utilities Inst., Box 2: </, Banne.-. 13-2p.
Memorials, Markers, Fine Work Busch Monuraeut Works s. locust on OenhdMry ltd. I*h. im
Dissolution Sale We will sell at the Peek farm 2|/ 2 miles south of Greencastle on State Road 13, commencing at 10:30 A. >1,
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Wed. February 15 The following: 20 DAIRY CATTLE—8 two and three year old rows due tor second calves soon; 8 bred Guernsey heifers, freshen in September; 2 coming yearling heifers; 8 heifer calves. All the above are Guernseys. 27 SHEEP—Consisting of I, 2 and 3 year old ewes, all bred. One buck. HOGS—4 Poland China sows to farrow first of April. One Poland
j male hog.
j CORN—800 Bushels. HAY—Ahoul 30 tons. DAIRY EQUIPMENT—1 Surge milking machine, one double washing outfit, and other small articles. TERMS—CASH. Peck and Moore I Alton Hurst, Auctioneer. Billy Hunt, Clerk.