The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 June 1939 — Page 3

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were Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Thomas I son and tamily

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thy Watson calle'l on Miss Thelma Calvert Friday afternoon. Mis>.s Mildred Cunningham and Mary Jean Calvert spent the weekend with their parents. B.XNNEK ADR GET RESULTS

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The 4-H girls of Cloverdale entertained their mothers Wednesday afternoon at the high school building with a very clever program which included tap dancing by Janet Murphy and Edith Finney. Norma Jean Zigleman played a trumpet solo. Kitchen Rand was directed by Dorothy Finney with her 12 swing girls. Refreshments of ice tea, cookies nnd 1 candy were served. Those attending were Martha Kennedy, Mrs. Guy I Kennedy, Coleen Bocklus, Mrs. Charles Bockius, Hi tty Cox, Mrs.! Jesse Cox, Coleen Hunter, Mrs. Albert Williams, Velma Stwalley, Mrs. Agnes Stwalley, Helen Wallace, Mrs. Everett Wallace, Rebecca Yanders, Mrs. Ellis Yanders, Coletta Elmore, Martha Elmore, Mrs. John Elmore, Marjorie Walker, Mrs. Roll Walker,

Virginia Wingert, Mrs. Fred Win- ! FOR SALE: I^ate cabbage and togert, Nancy Tackett. Mrs. Charles j ma t° plants. Charley Crawley, .109 Tackett, Betty Ann Trippett, Mrs. j nor, b Indiana street. 20-tf

Leland Trippett, Betty Jane Haltom, Mrs. Janies Haltom, Mary Yanders, Mrs. Lucy Cline, Mrs. Edna Knoll, Janet Murphy, Mrs. Agnes Murphy. Edith Finney, Dorothy Finney, Mrs.

WANTED: Custom combining wit) new International combine. Roy McCammack, 2 miles northeast of Belle Union. 27-29-!»-np.

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For Sale—

FOR SALE 50-lh. top leer refrigerator; fiO-lb. front icer, $.1.95 each. Good oak buffet, $6.75. Jeffries. Berry St 29-Ip

I FOR SALE OR LEASE: One Belgian stallion. Sorrel. Will sell or let out for one year on share. Walter S. Campbell. 24-41

Elmer Finney, Helen Broadstreet, Norma Jean Zigelman, Cora Jean Branneman, Audry Cummings. Mr. and Mrs. Venard Walker spent Tuesday in Indianapolis at a picnic given at the Dwarf House, Ravenswood park, for the Frigiduire dealers of Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Walker of Indianapolis visited at the George Walker home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Langdon returned Friday from a short business trip to Cincinnati, O. Cloverdale high school hand played a concert at Poland Saturday night. The band is directed by Herbert Glover. Mrs. Grace Sacked, Mrs. Vesta Walker and Mrs. LaVone Goodacre of Cloverdale were in Indianapolis Friday. Arthur Jones is reported to he ill. Alton Hurst was in Cloverdale Wednesday enroute to Gosport on a business trip. Farmers in the district cast of Cloverdale will soon have electric’ lights. A number of farmers have already signed for complete wiring of their homes. Edward McAvoy is reported to he very ill. Lee R. Herbert attended the pasture improvement demonstration at the Boesen dairy farm south of Greencastle Friday afternoon. Velma Routt called on friends at Cunot Monday. Funeral services for Mrs. Laura Mondy of Cloverdale were held Saturday morning from the Reed funeral home. Interment was in the Cloverdale cemetery. Billie Beck, Jimmie Hurst and Vernon Mann returned Saturday after a weeks vacation at the state fair grounds, sponsored by the American Legion. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Staley spent Saturday in Crawfordsville. Mrs. Merle Holiday of Detroit, visited at the Glenn A Render home for three days. Mrs. Minnich of Harmony is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Furr. Mrs. Ernie Query returned Wednesday after a week’s visit, with her daughter, Mrs. Harold Coons in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. William Langdon, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Job and their daughter Edna Mae and son Billie, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Herber, Juanita and George fT" rhert, Miss Velma Routt and Malcolm Nierer attended the auto races at Columbus Sunday. Gordon Evans of Greencastle is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Evans. Mrs. Elsie O’Conner visited relatives east of Cloverdale last week. Miss Barbara Lou Branneman is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Goble at Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Carol Bourne and sons of Washington, D. C., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lon Hamblin for two weeks. Mrs. Ralph Branneman spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Elsie O’tinne.V

USE DAILY BANi-TLn ADVERTISING FIRST—Most People Get Most of their Buying Ideas from Newspapers.

I Am A Real Man Thanks To Old Mohawk Medicine

Fresh fish from fresh water. White Perch, 12c; dressed mullets, 15c; dressed channel cat, 30c; Sanger pike fillets. 15c. Economy Store. Phone 740. 29-2t

WANTED Girl, 1 days per week, for genet ;d work. Phoiv. 803-M after 5:30 Friday. ip WANTED: Vault and cesspool cleaning. Free estimate on cosf. Write J. C. Rumley, ( ioverdale, R 3. t

27-5p.

—M iscel laneous— Big Horse I'ulling Contest and en-

tertainment, n'l day July 9, at Phil Adamson home. Hi. miles northeaht of Lena. Horses to he weig od iB by 11 a. m. $1.00 Entrance U caJk team. Six prizes, $12. $10 at 5 f® each class, 3,000 lbs., under 1.. bs., over 3,000 lbs. Music by Bring*! in hand and other entertainment. V.

mission, Men 25c, women 10c, ■ children free. Phil H. Adamson.

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ATTENTION FARMERS: Binder twine special. First grade tv ie hi ten cents a hale off in tell hid Ints.a twenty cents a oale off in twenty bale lots. Lowest price in town SKiV US FIRST. MONTGOMERY WARD. GREENCASTLE, TND. 29-2'

FOR SALE—White enameled refrigerator, oak case, front icer, holds pounds, $2.95. Furniture Ex-

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FOR SALE: Started and day old chicks at our place of business thru the summer months. Com e in and get your late fall chicks. Record's Hatchery, l<) east Franklin street. Phone 852. 27-3p.

FOR SALE—Good machine, $7.95. 654

street.

used sewing East Walnut

27- 3p

FOR SALE; Del^aval cream seperator No. 12. 901 south Locust street.

28- 2p.

FOR SALE: Ivory and green gas range, good condition. 206 Spring avenue. 28-2p. REAL VALUE: Buy a Maytag electric washer now for only $69 90. REEVES ELECTRIC, North Side Square. Phone 139-M. 29 ll.

FOR SALE: 40 shoats weighing around 100 lbs. Paul Hurst, Mt. Meridian. 29-ln.

40 acres of good land on gravel road and 1-4 mile from black top. fair improvements, two good springs, two good wells, 32 acres tillable, well fenced. Will sell or trade for a small place with good improvements near Greencastle or will trade for city property. This would make an ideal country home. Inquire at Banner, 29-lp

FOR SALE — One two-year-old thoroughbred Hampshire male hog. Walter Stoner, Justamere Farm, 4 'j. miles east. 28-2t

Rummage sale at courthouse Saturday morning at 8 o’clock. Delta Theta Tan, Group 2. 28-3t —Real Estate—

Among the residents of Russellville and this vicinity who avo ill, are William McGaughey, living In the south part of town; Mrs. Depew Goff, in the town, and Ford Scribner, living east of Russellville, who is somewhat improved in an illness

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SALK IS CANCELLED The sale of the Elizabeth Denny properties in Cloverdale, which was scheduled for Friday. June 30, wffl not be held, due to the fact tjhat ,tue property was sold prior to me announcement of the pending sr'e. Bertha Lucas Nellie E. Hall , Lena I. Coffy John E. Osborn Hughes, Sutherlin & Hughes Attorneys.

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 I • lin i Administrator of the estati Mary Lehr, late of Putnam C luty, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. First-Citizens Bank & Trust Co., Administrator. Homer C. Morrison. Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court. June 28, 1939. Attorney, Theodore Crawley. 29-3t

FOR SALE: A five room modern house on payment plan. Price $2500 J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 29-3t.

FOR SALE Completely modem 9 room dwelling in Northwood. Convenient terms if desired. Shown by appointment only. Inquire Central Insurance Agency. Phone 91. 28-2t

-For Rent—

FOR RENT Five room unfurnished apartment. For Information call 234. 28-4t

FOR RENT: One large sleening room. Twin beds. Also single room. Ladies preferred. Phone 814-W. 29-3L

-Wanted—

Enjoy living once more, am happy and grateful says Wm. Franklin of Rose City, Mich., Rural Route No. 1. I have been buying your Old Mohawk for over n year anil it is a wonderful medicine, has a great reputation with me. Once more Old Mohawk proves Its powers, in helping to overcome disordered conditions of the Stomach and intestines such Biliousness. Sick Headache, Gils pains nnd other ailments due to Constipation. So'free! pep and energy returns nnd you fcnl better. Old Mohawk 48c, large family sl/.e bottle sold on a Money-Buck Guarantee. , At Mullins Drug Store. By .Mall add I 15c.

AVAILABLE AT ONCE nearby Rawleigh Route. Good oportunity for man over 25 with car. Trade well established. Route experience helpful hut not necessary. Sales ways up this year. Write at once. Rawleigh's, Dept. INF-177-102, Freeport, 111. 27-4p. WANTED: Used boy’s bicycle. 4 Larrahee street. Phone 173-R. 29-2p. WANTED TO RENT—Within ten days a six or seven room modern house, furnished or unfurnished, for a minimum of one year. Will pay good rental for acceptable property. Prefer location near Miller school. Box, 22, Care Banner. 29-3t

Sell your old auto bodies, fenders, sheet scrap, wire. 1200 E. Maryland, Indianapolis, Indiana. AMERICAN COMPRESSED STEEL OORP. Tues-Thurs-Sat-tf.

Wanted to rent six or seven room house. Please state location and rental. E. B. Koontz, 658 Blackman street, Clinton. 29-7p.

WANTED: General housework or care of children or office work. Call 468-W. 29-lp

NOTICE OF BIDS Sealed bids on the school fins routes in Cloverdale Township will tie received at my office at 8 P. M„ Tuesday, July 18. 19.19. Specifications of route, equipment and conditions of contract are on file in my office. The right to reject any and all bid's and reudvA se is reserved. E. 8 WALTER, Trustee. 29-2t NOTICE OF BIDS Sealed bills on the school bus routes in Clinton Township will be received at my office at 8 P. Tuesday, July 18. 1919. Specifioations of route, equipment and conditions of contract are on file in office. A twenty-five dollar ($25! certified check and also a health' certificate must he fiied by each bidder. The right to reject any nnd all bids and readvertise is reserved. FRANK COOPER, Trustee. 29-2t

NOTICE OF BIDS For awarding contracts ti school bus drivers in Floyd Township. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned trustee of Floyd Ton r iliifj, Putnam County. Indiana, will . eive sealed bids for the services of school bus drivers in said township for a period of four years. Sealed bids will he received at the residence of said Trustee in said Township up to 8 P. M., Tuesday, July 18. 1939, when the same will bo opened and contracts awarded to the lowest and best respon ible bidder. Drivers are to furnish chassis with 157 wheelbase with dual wheels. Township is to furnish bus body and fire extinguishers and fire axes. Drivers to furnish liability insurance and their own bonds. For detailed information see the TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE. School bus drivers’ health certificates in compliance with Section 1. Chapter 301, Acts 1935, page 1478, must accompany all bids. Right to reject any and all bids and readvertiso is reserved. EARL SUTHERLIN, Trustee of Floyd Township. 29-2t NOTICE OF BIDS Sealed bids on the . •hool bus routes in Madison Township will lie received at my office at 8 P. M.. Tuesday, July 18. Specifications of routes, equipment and conditions of contract are on file in my office. A health certificate must be filed by each bidder. The right to reject any and all bids and roadvertise is reserved. HERBERT BOSWELL, Trustee of Madison Township. 29-2t

NOTICE OF BHP' Sealed bids on the school bus routes in Jefferson Town.diip will be received at my office ’ at 8 P. M.. Tuesday, July 18, 1939. Specifications of routes, equipment and conditions of contract are on file in my office A health certificate must be filed by each bidder. The right to reject any and all bids and readvertise in reserved. ROY HERBERT, Trustee of Jefferson Township. M-2t