The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 February 1940 — Page 4
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THE DAILY BANNER, OREENCASTLE, INDIANA,
CHATEAU Don't Miss, Vou May !$<• Sorry! Tonight and Saturday \ t.OOD WESTERN KEN MAYNARD And lUs Home “TAK/.AN" "FLAMING LEAD" Also A Good Comedy And Chapter IS Of' “DICK TRACY RETURNS”
For Kent-
innocent
FOR RENT: Newly furnishe 1 room. Desirable for working girl. 707 south Locust street. Phone 649. 9-2p.
FOR RENT: Modern efficiency apartment. Utilities. Electrical refrigeration. Inquire custodian. Co e Apartments. 8-tl.
Midnight Saturday SUN. - MON. - TUES. KAY KYSER in “THAT’S KKiHT YOU’RE WRONG”
FOR RENT: Furnished rooms for light housekeeping at 625 Andersou street. . 9-lt.
"Gilts,
shares, any number,
FOR RENT: Two large furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Pri- 1 Door of
vate entrance. Phone 808-W. 8-tf.
| threatening the lives of
thousands.
As timely in its exciting theme as that last radio bulk tin interrupting vour favorite program. "Charlie Chan in City in Darkness” comes Friday and Saturday on the double I feature program at the Granada, i Sidney Toler is again in the role of
the famous Oriental detective.
Four lilting songs of tne plains are , introduced in the new Universal | western, "Riders of Pasco Basin, coming on the double feature program Friday and Saturday at the Granada Theatre, with Johnny Mack
Brown in the starring role.
Bob Baker, singing cowboy, warbles “Pm Tying Up My Br idle to the
any breed, no money required. Write) FOR RENT: -Bleeping rooms. 307 A. S. Thomas, Danville, Indiana.” i west Washington street. 8-1:.
23-tf. I
) FOR RENT: Modern furnished FOR SALE: Two fresh Jersey i apartment. All utilities. Garage. Prt-
9-lp.
‘jmfc
uuur VI Your Heart” and “Song of . the Prair ie,” both originals by Milton j
Rosen and Everett Carter.
Three Teams Will See Aetion Satiin!a\
SWIMMING StJI’AD HANDICAP1 PEI) BV II.I.NESS; VARSITY
TO PLAY FRANKLIN
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| .£} 4- + -1- -I- *1* -I + 4- ^ ! Mrs. Clonie Roth and Mrs. Mab-'i | | Hcavin entertained the Aid Society! I at the church Thursday afternoon !
cows. Four Hampshire sows to far- j vate entrance. Phone 808-J.
row in March. Glen Clark, south County Farm. 7-3t. j FOR SALE: Piano. 30!) east Sem-j inary street. Phone 613. 7-3t.
Three DePauw athletic teams will WANTED: 2 light housekeeping | be in action Saturday. The varsity rooms near University. Phone 260-W. j swimming squad is scheduled ‘o
2p. ! meet Armour Tech of Chicago in the local pool in an afternoon meet. Sat-
—Wanted—
WANTED: Girl foi ll housework. Inquire at the Banner office. I
8-2t. '
NEW
SU-Plate Goodyear Battery $3.95 Exh a n g e. Nine Months guarantee. Free- Installation. Debits Tire iK Hattery Service
Phone 789
Miscellaneous
SATURDAY MIDNIGHT-—SUNDAY, MONDAY rhe (Continuous from 2 Sunday) (Matinee t\,. r n, ii to i
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Furniture repairing, broken springsl t, ' un i replaced, recovering overstuitr-i 1 ^
FOR SALE: Good timothy hay.
| with twelve members present. Mrs. | Baled or loose, any amount you want. J ! Clonie Roth led the devotions and j Bruce Lane, Bainbridgc. 7-9-10-:; , . '
1 Mrs. Stella Terry conducted the con-
| pieces.- Mark Crousore, Manhattan,
1 Northeast corner at 40.
7-5p
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test and was won by Mrs. Fiances
Irvin.
Grover Ramsey and family spent Sunday with Harvey Buis. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Scott of Roach- ! dale were Sunday guests of Mrs. Ada
I Albin.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sims of ! Monrovia were Sunday afternoon
‘ guests of Mrs. Flora Sims and Miss FOR SALE: Purebred Duroc gilts. Ethel Hurst. extra good. Will farrow in Feb. and Mrs. Frances Irvinand daughter March. Kenneth Morrison. R. 2. I Gail and Mrs. Christine Clark spent | Cloverdale. 2-3-9-10-4p.
Tuesday with Mrs. Carl Byrd of Fill- I
more I Buy your Broiler Chicks, Feed and John Osborn called on Mr. <ui 11 Kc l ui P me "t on contract. No money Mrs. Lem Osborn of Clayton Sun.lay doWn ' no monthl y Payments. Pay Mrs. Myrtle Monday spent one day whcn yo '' • s ‘‘ 11 them ' AI1 P arent atock
100'; bloodtested. Call Rockville 129 collect. WILLIAMS HATCHERY.
FOR SALE: Delco ligiit plant with batteries; one radio, iron and motor, i Bargain. O’Neal Blacksmith, Broad |
7 9 12 3p
urday night the varsity basket ball
plays a return game with College here with the
Freshmen squad engaging Indiana State Teachers Freshmen in a pre-
liminary tilt.
Coach Umbreit r eports his swim- j I
U. S. No. 40. Silling major combining squad handicapped by illness
pany’s products. Living quarters in- and injuries. The Tiger swimmers op- j -
eluded. Box 5, Banner. 7-3p ened their season au piciously with ^ | a 16-24 victory over George Williams Cross cut and Iruzz saw sharpe r- . ‘ , .
1 i College. A new pool record was set
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DOUBLE FEATURE: ADMISSION: 15c BAlcSH
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M.nk Crous ..e, | by DePauw’s medley relay team. ^ '’P' * Coach Moffett will use a make I
FOR SALE: 5 yr. old bay horse, j i:1K ' axes K roun<l well broke, weight about 1500 lbs., j Manhattan.
$90.00. Fieri Sinclair. Cloverdale. j j jet me your p iano in KOOf | , shift line-up against Franklin as Bill
5-7-9-3p. condition. Expei i tuning and re-1 Lynch, regular guard, is out for the pairing. Free estimates. F. La Verne j rest <>f tho season with a broken Riley, 207 west Poplar street. Phone ' hii nd, and Joe Prewitt, his running 603-R. s-3t. ma t e - is just recovering from influ-
enza. Earl Lewis and Keith Gallacher were used in these positions when the Tigers played the University of Iowa last Monday night. DePauw’s freshman squad is ex- j
j last week with Mrs. Bessie Blue. Revival services are being con-! I ducted at the Union Valley Church ) near Belle Union. Everyone welcome. Mr and Mrs. E. C. Butler spent 1 Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John But-
j ler.
Mrs. Maggie Suthorlin was the j ffuest of Mr. and Mis. Herbert Suth- , erlin of Fillmore part of last week. I Mr. and Mrs. Joe O’Neal of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Bee of Greencastle spent Sunday. with Mr. and Mrs. George Osborn. * Mr. and Mrs. V. V. McCammack of New Maysville called on Mrs. Ada, Albin Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Hcavin spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Heavin near Coatesville. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Smith of Muncle are guests of Mrs. Ethel Smith this week. Mr. and Mrs Lora Buis were in Terre Haute one day last week to visit I-enr Buis, who is confined tc his home by illness. He sufffered a stroke recently. Miss Betty Alice spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sinclair. Mrs. Hallie Terry i s on the sick
list.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Truesdell and daughter of Muncie, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Brewer and children wen Sunday guests of Walter Timber and family.
Will give away 3 year old police dog. Well tempered. House broken. Makes an excellent watch dog. Call 398 for house manager. Delta Tau Delta. Taylor Place. 8-2t.
ROCKVILLE, IND. Fri.-tf. FOR SALE: 16 head horses, mu'ts J and mare.i. Several good matches teams. Come and look these over. Several good used tractors, two good used manure spreaders. Walter S. Campbell. 9-2t. EX( EI.I.EN I 1 \KM FOR MALE Known as William Wiley Farm, containing 112 acres, located about 11 miles northwest of Greencastle, Indiana, will be sold at public auction on February 23, 1940, at 2:00 o’clock, P. M. Fine location, good buildings, fine grain and stock farm. Immediate possession. A rare opportunity. Be there if interested in owning a very good farm. Farm to he sold at the premises. John H. Alice. Commissioners of the Putnam Circuit Court, Greencastle, Ind.
9-14-20-3t.
AUCTION SALE Household good, other articles too numerous to mention. Saturday, February 10 1:00 p. m. at home of Ed Goshorn at Bainbridgc. Albert Priest, Auct. 7-3t.
peeling a tough battle with Indiana State Freshman as Coach Curtis has
of yearlings. I
The Tiger rhinies were dropped by Wabash Freshmen in an overtime game and Wabash administered a
I defeat to Butler’s Freshmen for the
i first time in several seasons. Times announced for these three '
New dangers from draining tho
Everglades of Florida. Almost half' ano ' lu ' r s ‘ ll ' on 8' crew e . •* « .. , ! Tho Ticror vHinioo tiri
of one larg:e city s wells go salty but this result of "Monkeying with Nature” is not stopping there. Read why it may be necessary to turn part of the devastated Everglades back to water, Indians and wild life
An interesting and instructive fen-1 CVPnls a, ' e: Swimming meet 2:00 p. lure in The American Weekly, th -; m : Freshnlan basket ball game. 6:45
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Continuous from 1 Saturday KIDDIES: FREE POPCORN & PRIZES Til.!. :( SAJi
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magazine distributed with next Sunday’s Chicago Herald-American. 9-lp.
Lot us make a free estimate on refinishing your furniture. A first class job guaranteed. Acnre Furniture Shop, 203 east Berry street. Phone 744-M. g.it MANHATTAN CHRISTIAN . CHURCH
Rev. David Nellson, Pastor. Bible school, 9:30 a. rn. Church service, 7:30 p. m. Everyone welcome to each service. A good Bible message at evening service. You can’t afford to miss these sermons.
to} .J. .J. .J. .J. J. fern 0 .j. .j. .j. .j..j.... ^ j Connie Arthur and Dale O’Hern ( 1 ’'"-i " Mi ind Mrs Reevi M I lan Sunday morning, j Mr and Mrs. Oscar Morlan ruul family visited Sunday with their children, Mr. and Mrs. Reeve Morlan and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Frazier Donovan Heher and daughter are confined to their home with the mumps. Miss Emily Shatter spent Sunday with her parents Mr. attd Mrs. Clyde Shatter. Joe Gentry visited Mr. and Mrs Don Heher recently, Oliver Green called on Elmer Frazier Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cor: an,! children were visitors in Greencastle Saturday. Elmer Frazier. Reeve Morlan arid Abner Cox were in Brazil on business Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs. Leo Reeves entertained company over Sunday. ItAINBRIDGE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Sunday, February 11,
Services
1940.
Bible School. 9:30 a. m. Preaching by the pastor, 11:00 a.
m. and 7:00 p. m.
Special consideration will be given to the 30th Anniversary of the organization of "The Boys Scouts of
FOR SALE: Two good
tractors with plows and cultivators. 90 day guarantee from March 1. Three good International 10-20 tractors. Two good manure spreaders. Every one will want to buy in March Why wait? Walter S. Campbell. 9-2t. FOR SALE: Baled timothy hay. O. M Thomas, Morton. 9-12-14-31. WALL PAPER: Our new 1940 wall papers are in. Come in and see them. Snider's Wall paper and Paint Store. 9-3t. FOR SALE is head ewes, 3 an I 1 years old. M. Bryan, 6 miles east f Greencaatle. 9-lp. FOR SALE: One span of medium size mules, age 10 and 14. price $70. Frank McCammack, 2'j miles south of Belle Union. 8-2p. FOR SALE: Hard coal for base burners and brooder stoves. Metal roofing, barbed wire at right prices Pherson, Bainbridgc. 8-3r. FOR SALE: Fordson tractor and plows. William C. McElroy, Reelsville. 8. 2 p Ki *K SALE: Fresh cider Plenty of No. 1 apples. Also cooking apples. McCullough's Orchard. 9-tf. FOR SALE: 31 nice Duroc shrats weighing about 70 lbs. Vurlin Jarvis. 304 north Vine street. 0-2p. FOR SALE; Just traded for 8 m^re head of horses and mares. I snav. have 16 head on hands. The bes': hunch of work horses, mares and mules you will find. One good pony, two good milk cows, Holstein and Jersey giving milk now, fresh in April. Walter S. Campbell. 9-lt.
i Previews and Reviews AT LOCAL THEATERS * 4
Vnncastle Charles Laughton returns to the screen in a story of swashbuckling, adventure when the Voncastle Theatre offers his latest Paramount picture. "Jamaici Inn,” on Friday and Saturday. Supported by a lovely Irish newcomer. Maureen O’Hara,' and by Lesl‘” Banks. Robert Newton and Emlyn Williams, Laughton plays the role cf Sir Humphtiy Pengallan, in the screen adaptation of Raphne duMaurier’s novel. The story has its setting along the coast of Cornwall in England, and t-lls of the wreckers, land pirates who thrived by luring ships to the rocks and stripping them. Laughton, a debauched aristocrat, is in league with these bandits. In 5Cenea of seething excitement, the picture shows how a pair of romantic youngsters unmask Laughton and bring his gang to justice. Chateau There’s a film feast of tense thrills ardent romance and fiery action awaiting the myriad lovers of wild adventure stories when Ken Maynard's new big-thrill Western, sponsored by Colony Pictures. “Flaming Lead” comes to the screen on Friday and Saturday at the Chateau Theatre. The picture gives Maynard what is probably the finest role in which he has yet appeared one which permits him to display his breath-taking trick riding and roping stunts in as mad a whirl of dizzy action as the most anient fan-seeker for resonant thrills could desire. Maynard essays the part of a cowboy who is stranded in (Jhicago, and temporarily tak'‘ S a job as entertainer in a night club, with the intention of getting money enough together to get back to the plains of his loved Arizona.
p. m.; varsity basket ball 8:15 p. m. REVIEW OF TROOPS I
CALLED ADMONITION
PARIS, Feb. 9. (UP)—A review of British and Egyptian troops outside Cairo yesterday by Gen. Maxime Weygand, French commander in chief in the Near East, was an implicit admonition to Germany and Russia to keep hands off the Near East,
it was understood today. Weygand, just back from
SUN., MON., TUES.
ley
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| ouflage was so good that as he pas- ! see "Gone With The con-1 sed along the front lines he could not ! took supper with M ^
ference with Turkish defense leaders j see those far back in the rear be-
cause they blended into the sands.
at Ankara, reviewed a column of tro:ps including mechanized forces which had a front of li.r, miles. It took an hour and half, in a slowly moving automobile, to pass between the lines of the concentration. The United Press correspondent who reported the review said that the concentration was so large and its camNOTKT. OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE
No. 181.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to tin' Creditors, Heirs and Legatees of AI her t A Mood, deceased to appear in the Putnam Circuit Court, held at Greencastle. Indiana ,on the 1st day of March, 1940. and show cause if anv why the FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; ami said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heir ship, and receive their distributive
shares.
Laura A. Wood, Guardian
^ WITNESS, the Clerk of said Comt, this 7th day of Februarv
1940.
Homer C. Morrison, Clerk Putnam Circuit Court. Lyon & Abrams, Attys. 8-2t.
0 * * * * •** 4* 4- 4* 4* v -b 4- 0 * MORTON 0 4* 4- 4- 4* 4* 4* 4- 4- 4* 4- •!• 4- 4. .0 Mrs. Anna Walls and daughter Hallie and Melvin Smith and Mrs. Carrie Clodfelter spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lane. Mrs. Orah Roach is on the sick list this week. The Ladles Aid met at the home of Mrs. George Unger with 15 members and Mrs. Ella Terry. Mrs. Lucila Hutcheson, Rev. Houck, Dwight Teriy and Mitza Alexander as visitors. Miss Mary Jane Vermillion, Doris Alexander, Rozelle White, Martha Ann Spencer, Jackie Vermillion, Mr). Sanford Romine, Mrs. Ray Clodfelter. ami Mrs. John Vermillion were in Indianapolis Thursday and Wen t to
ander. Three of E have been red s.i'k , and mumps. Little K had pnoumi i -i ■ and can Mrs. Mary I’ severe cold Wm. Lane Ins I*" 1 list with a C“' 1 and aweek.
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DISSOLUTION SALE , We will sell at public auction at tho Henry N farm 5 miles west of Greencastle on the WoW road, on, Thursday, February 15 > At 10:30 o’clock, the following property: i , 4—HORSES—4 J Kr ‘” n 1 l:,r, ‘’ 11 ■ v, ‘ ;,rs °M: I black mare, <> v am ”1'" j •> M-irs old; bay horse, 4 years old. , 12—CATTLE—12 J . ' ' ,M !\ <ow * .'ears old; Jersey cow I 'ears oW: J , J ro'Ll hlir ' : 1 „ hulf ' ,<>rw .V- ’ .vrs. old; 2 year'old red lirif' ed ' 1 ' r*. . yearling Jersey hellers. These rows iin ’ ’ “ nd “ bunch of milk cows. 1 . n 45—HOGS—45 ’ Han' 1! 'T!" s "" » Pigs; I Du roe sow to farrow in ‘ shoals wrt if"." farro " s,M,n : I Duroe male li»lU ' snoats, weight 10(1 to 150 lbs. ( FEED 1 niowe^? k' 111 "» ‘'in baled liean hay. wl”""1 some corn > Th| b °l! t ' S ,ml '‘ <l n,lxPil hay, 3 ton haled ] “ ,orn ’ ThiH bay will be sold by hale. Ull . , FARM implements « Me<’wmleU.rJ. ,, '- b0X ,H “ J: ' va K«»n »lth flat top. n" ' r , Met ormii I I .' lor ! n K sll| hy lir jik plow, walking break |>1 new Tit a < ' ,;rn planter, with row 11 mlek-Deirln ,,arr a« and tandem; I 7-ft. culti-pae^; I row^euItJvator ,rn H) V ft r ’h' ''T"'""" 1 ' “ r: ' • 10 ft. hay rake and other articles. _ terms cash. in vk? John s and Frank GooW MLR AND HI RST. Auctioneers AMOS Dinner Will Be Served. >
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