The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 August 1940 — Page 3
THE DAILY BANNER, GEEENCASXLE, INDIANA. SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1940.
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ully Price returned home from the hospital in InShe had her tonsils re-
►roctor reunion was held the home of Mr. and Mrs ctor. Jean Crodian of Indi- | spent from Friday until ay with Miss Betty Brann. Edith Nichols, Herschel
Nichot% and Noble Fry left Sunday for a week at Bethany Park. Jasper Proctor left Wednesday morning for Riverside, California to visit his sister, Mrs. Mary While, who is very ill at her home there. Willis Ader is spending the week with Rev. and Mrs. Cornelius Airhart at New Market. M s. Alice Whitsell and children spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Jones. Pete Arthur is having a sale Tuesday August 13.
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SECOND BRACKET ANNOUNCED FOR GOLF TOURNEY
Listed below are the pairings of | the second bracket of the annual i men .’ handicap golf tournament be-
ing held at the local golf course. A. Oleson vs. Frank O'Callaghan;
L. J. Stellings vs. John Boyd; Zol McIntyre vs. C. Moore; W. A. Steele vs. J. F. Hirt; Ed Coffman vs. Sam Hanna; Otis Gardner vs. Bob Wa.lace; W. H. Moseley vs. E. Allen; Frank English vs. Brendle.; E. E. Queeney vs. Dr. Conrad; W. Sunkey vs W. Bishop; Ed Butler vs. C. McClure; F. Ogles vs. Bob Hadley; G. Shaw vs. J. M. Pratt; Farber vs. Dr. Steele; Bob Mye;s vs. W. Tharp;
Rodney Godfrey vs. Dan Fisher. The above mentioned are request-
ed to report to Fred Brant, at the local links, concerning the handicaps.
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Make Badminton,
Tennis Pairings
4-H Club News
A last minute rush to the registering headquarters for Greencnstle's tennis and badminton tournaments boosted bcth entry lists far beyond recreation officials estimates on the number of participants for
the two tourneys.
A chance for entering either .r both of the contests was closed ( f Thursday night and pairings were I made by play directors yesterday | afternoon. Sixteen mixed teams m i the badminton division will start: tomorrow playing off matches in a.i attempt to complete all first round matches before the final date,
Renew Softball Schedule Monday
—Miscellaneous—
For snappy and friendly service try DEEM'S STANDARD on north Jackson street. Open 24 hours. 20-tr
NOTICE: For your ash-hauling please call for Eldon Lewis at Fred James Res. Phone 718-W. 7-TF.
CUBS AND ROACHDALE. BELLE UNION AND COKES TO START PLAY
—For Siile-
AIR CONDITIONING: We need men with a desire to better themselves. If you are one of these we can help you attain this desire. Learn by actually working with refrigeration and air conditioning equipment. For information see Jimmy Heavin, 14 E. Larrabee St. 6-5t.
The Seven Dwarfs 4-H club Warren Township met Wednesday, July 31st in the Community Hall at Putnamville. In Ihe absence of the president, the meeting was called to o der by Annabelle Sublette, the vice-president. The roll call was an-
swered by "A Wish." The club wa8 1 Thursday night. August 15. for the
led in a song by the Junior Leader, j I Juanita McClure. The afternoon was I spent in working on the record books and playing games led by ] J Marjorie Whitman. The clothing of j i one of the members was inspected 1 and jugged. The meeting was adjourned to meet Tuesday. August 6th.
ki(£ IT FOR $75,000—Madame Helene Lyolene, right, attach100,000 cultured pearls to dress that will be auctioned in S'.v York for Red Cross. Bidding is expected to start at $75,000. laris are in boxes in foreground.
On July 20th, mo at 8:00 p. m. the “Luckie Clovers” of Cloverdnie met at the school building for thenregular meeting. The roll call and the minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary. Richard
Mann.
The discussion was "Their Plans for the Fair." Each memoer is planning on a bigger and more success-
ful fair this year.
Games were played by the group of boys. Those present were Irvin Wallace, John Branneman, Ted Cum- !
mings, Richard Mann,
first elimination of eight outfits. Boys, girls, mens and womens divisions in tennis will likewise start their first rounds ns soon as possible, thp closing date for the vaiicus divisions' first roun is will be available at the tennis courts bulletin
board.
Those who do not work during the day and are entered in the badmin^ on tourney are asked by recreation directors to play off matches b— fore five o'clock in the evening. Pairings for the badminton and tennis first round playoffs are as follows:
Putnam county’s softball activity will be renewed Monday night. August 12, at Robe-Ann park with Handy's Cubs and Roachdale. Belle Union and Coca Cola take the field to
continue local league play. After two weeks' vacation from
FOR SALE: Six foot candy case in good condition. Cheap. Inquire Raymond Riley at Kroger's. 5-6t.
FOR SALE; Home raised shoals and weaned pigs. H. C. Waggoner, 2 1-3 miles southeast of Manhattan. 8-4p
We have a Balanced Feed for every need. Qualiiy ingredients, ac-
schedulod league play, due to sec-j curately mixed. SMITH FEED AND tional tournament play and the coun- | GRAIN CO. Sat-tl,.
ty fair, softball fans and players j were looking forward today to thr
start of contests again.
Softball officials stated that card-1 for SALE: '37 Ford Tudor (85); j- „ ed games missed during the double j pjg podge Pickup; 16 Chev. Pickup. J bash gravel road near the week will be played at the close of j :[6 Plymouth Coach: '35 Ford For- : timber bridge over Big Walnut, we .t
FOR SALE: Church organ. Good I tone. Call Pearl O’Hair. 8-10-2t.
Walnut St.-ect Road Opened November 1, 1878, an agreement
was entered into by Thomas Gillespie, Betsey Gillespie, Leah Lynch, and Aaron C. Goodman whereby they donated a strip of land forty feet wide through or alongside their properties for the extention of Walnut street westward, crossing the Indianapolis & St. I .on is Railroad and joining the Greeneastle and Wa-
co vered
the 1940 season, unless coming | ,|| )r; ■;j.| ist Thursday nights are used for one ni j (-p,, v Coupe
of Greeneastle. M. A. Moore was the
notary public in the matter.
ready
DALE DALE.
the unplayed tilts.
Although Handy’s Cubs are leading the American League standing by one game. Roachdale is close behind the Cubs and will be gunning for a victory that, if accomplished will push the Hawks to the top of the league. Belle Union, sitting on the bottom of the National L ague. | tor.
Greeneastle Corporations
Chev. Coach; '31 2 Model A's. Ad _
Prices - Terms. CLOVER- ! MOTORS. INC.. CLOVER- j
9-2p. Mercantile Company, orFOR SALE: 1940 Dodge Da Luxe I gantzed in Greeneastle August 24, 1-Door Sedan Fully equipped Less I ,s{ »7, sp t $16,000 as the amount of its than 1000 miles Spotless — New j ca P ita l and henry S.
ear gua antee. Meek's Demonstra- j ‘^9 °I the
SAVE PLENTY. CLOVER-
Renick
$100 shares. Geo. W.
Bence 40, and Conrad C. Gautier 40.
Badminton Monday— Thursday night. Requesting pe ons who don't work to play matches before 5:0u p. m.
should make an attempt at a semifinal comeback Monday night against the Coca Cola ten that ha been experiencing setbacks from all sides and now rests in third position in the National League.
DALE DALE.
MOTORS. INC., CLOVER- ' Thf"' purpose was to engage in a
9-2p.
general mercantile business amt
NEXT WEEKS SOFTBAI.E S< HEDULE
1st rounds
Evelyn Crump and Dirk Hersh-
Kenneth ber ST r vs - Betty Ahrell and Dick
Mann, Curt Sinclair, Sutherlin.
and Wayne
IN MEMORY In memory of Sophia Rhodes MeGrannaham Thornburg who departed this life one year ago today, August 11, 1939. “Your home was not here, dear You were just passing through It was beyond the great horizon, Behind the clouds of silver and blue. And as I watch a beautiful sunset, Or an airplane on high There seems to come a whisper, "Daughter, do not cry” For all’s peace and contentment in this home in the sky. Although it is only a year today since you slipped quietly away, the days are long and the hours drag by until the time I’ll say, "Hello Mother, I've missed you so, I’m so happy to be with you.” And we start life over together in the land beyond the blue. Sadly missed by daughter and family of Mr. and Mrs. Fred James, children and grandchildren.
<0 DOESN'T LIKE IT—Elaine Summer*, 20, former Wisconsin
. beauty queen, dressed as "Paulette Revere," is visiting various I ies in campaign against compulsory military training. Her l her, Seattle lawyer, objects, asserting: "She's a pretty puppet Communist sympathizers."
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Hurst. Dorothy Rossok and Norman Hill vs. Mary Knnll and Dale Thompson. Bonnie Goldsberry and Tim Grimes vs. Evelyn Johnson and Matin Douglass. Pearl Pickens and Gordon Sayers vs. Nancy Porter and George Taylor. Martha Tucker and Frank Huestis vs. and Betty Brooks and Ed Pratt. Betty Bryan and Bill Askew vs. Mary Ann Newgent and Bob Longfellow. Jane Smith and Dan Hanna vs. Lerna Kestner and Bob Rills. Mary Ann Bills and Frank Cartwright vs. Lolly Brendle and Bob Ag-
new.
Pairings to be posted at respective courts. Tennis Boys Singles 16 yrs. and under Richa:d Lemmick vs. Harold Decker. John Hamburger vs. Don Agnew. Allen Felds vs Frank Huestis. Bob Bills vs. Paul Giddings. Boys Doubles All but one pair of teams of the 5 doubles outfits drew byes. Long and Gid lings vs. Hamburger and Felds. Girls Singles Betty Handy vs. Bye. Mary Ann Bills and Marion Sur-
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Judy Friend and Kathleen Rags-
dale.
Do.othy Cowgill and Dorothy Ros-
sok.
Girls Doubles Surber and Ragsdale vs. Rossok am! Handy. Friend and Concilia vs. Bills amt Cowgill. Women’s Doubles E. Crump and L. Brendle vs. N.
Monday, August 12 7:00 Handy’s vs. Roachdale 8:00 Belle Union vs. Coca Cola Tuesday, August 13 7:00 Merchants vs. Putnamville 8:00 Cloverdale vs. Lone Star Wednesday, August 14 7:00 Giants vs. Montgomery Ward 8:00 Cloverdale vs. Lone Star Friday, August 16 7:00 Morton vs. Balnbridge 8:00 Russellville vs. Moose
more particularly, in the buying and
MIR SALE OR TRADE: 2 good | selling of hardware, agricultural Shot!hoin cows; coming 2 year old j implements, machinery, buggies, horses; 3 head 3-year old horses; 2 ; wagons, drugs, and groceries, head 4-year old horses broke; one 1 The Greeneastle Wood Manufac-15-yeat ol !"■’ ■ : head 8 or 9 yeai taping, formed July 14, 1897, had . |‘ild horses 1 span good mules, foi j desire to manufacture "bicycle wood i auto, sheep or what have you to j work and screen doors." Their captrade on farm. One year to pay. If j t al stock was $5,000. Their‘charter | you are wanting a team to gather W as to run 50 years. Geo. E Blah" •corn, buy while they are cheap. Wal- Silas A. Hays,'Henry S. Renick, •er S. Campbell. 10-lt John C. Browning and Joseph G.
FOR SALE: Household goods at 408 west Walnut street. Included is an overstuffed living room suite, rugs, electric sweeper, radio, end table, lamps, etc. Call between 8 A. M. and 11 A. M. or Phone 330-W for an appointment. 9-3t
Porter and ad L. Kestner. M. Armstrong and G. Crawley vs J. Smith and D. Ettcr. Women's Singles M. Knoll and J. C awley. E. Crump and R. Woliung. J. Ruark and M. Armstrong N. Porter and G. Crawley. Men’s Doubles C. Elson and R. Winscy vs. B Agnew and H. Coffman. R. Hershberger and W. Tharp vs. E. Crawley and Bob Bills. R. Cook and J. Hurst vs. D. Hurst and H. G;Ueninger. R. Moore and B. Chiffin vs. G. Taylor and R. Longfellow W. Quebbeman and partner vs. By-. Men's Singles Tharp vs. Crawley. J. Hurst vs. D. Hurst. Newgent vs. Longfellow. Hershberger vs. Coffman. Elson vs. Bills. Cook and Bye. Chiffin vs. Agnew. Moore vs. Quebbeman. Bulleidick and Grueninger. Buis and Taylor.
FOR SALE: 1935 Ford V-8 huckster truck. A-l condition. Phone ut see Chas. Hodge, Belle Union, 10-3p.
FOR SALE: Six saddle and light ! harness horses. Age one to 10 years. Reasonable. Cadle Stables, Belleville. 9-3p.
FOR SALE: 1 International I'-j ton truck, '35 model stock rack and grain bed, the Ott Lydick truck; also a 1936 Fold V-8, both are in extra good shape, good rubber. Best buy in town. Walter S. Campbell. 10-14-2t.
FOR SALE: Furniture and otlt-r household articles. Some antiques. At the home of Miss Etta Adams. 724 E. Washington St. 9-3p.
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INFANTRY IN AIR—U. S. Army's experimental P«« chute platoon of 48 meg and two officers got air workout a ig - town, N. J. Here’s infantryman who has been cast off trom j tower in background and is floating to earth.
TROUT SUIT — Pretty Norma Wolfe wears trout motif bathing suit at Seaside Heights, N. J., with fish scales apparent. Miss Wolfe, who is 18, says she's "not very crazy" about being Miss America, but if her friends insist, she will enter 1942 contest at /tlantic City.
FOR SALE: Stoker in good condition with all controls. Phone 642MX. 10-12-14 3t
FOR SALE: 85 acre farm with five room house or will trade for property in Greeneastle, Inquire at Banner. 10-Ip
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FOR SALE: A 69 acre farm. 30 acres tillable. 3 room house, good barn. Electricity available. Price $1800.00. Five htindred cash and assume loan. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 7-lt.
—For Rent-
FOR RENT: Good improved farm splendid opportunity to the man who can qualify. Ward Mayhall, Agt. Central Bank, Greeneastle, Ind 10-l,j
FOR RENT: Main Street Sales room, storage, etc. Size 64. E. M. Hurst, Colverdale. 7-8-10-31.
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FOR RENT: Upper furnished or unfurnished. J. F. Gillespie. 9-2p.
FOR RENT: Four room housw, garden plot and garage, in the country. Good location. Harold Boesen. Phone 4F11. 8-3t
FOR RENT: Modem unfurnished apartment. 407 west Walnut street. Greeneastle. Phone 455-R. 0-2p.
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GUARANTEED Upholstering and furniture* refinlshing on payments, no carrying charge added. ART FURNITURE SHOP, Phone 290. tf
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THE JEWELER Watch, Clock and Jawelry Repairing Phone 422 K. Washlngtor
WANTED: Any Kind of dead stock. Cali 278, Greeneastle. Chargee paid. John Wachtel Co. eod
IN ROLLING CHAIR loseph P. Widener, principal owner in Belmont Park racetrack and widely known Philadelphia sportsman, relaxes in rolling chair at Atlantic City, N. J. With nim is daughter-in-law, Mrs. Peter A. B. Widener.
Sell your old auto bodies, fenders, sheet scrap, wire. 1200 E. Maryland, IndianapoMs, Indiana. AMERICAN COMPRESSED STEEL CORP.
Dry-Cleaning Family Wash Pressing Curtains. Drapes, Hat-Blocking RlunkcU. Shlrta.
Home Laundry and Cleaner*
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