The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 October 1940 — Page 3

IHE DAILY BANKER, GRKENCASTLE, INDIANA, -MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1940.

The Making of a Citizen

Saluting of the flag alone does not make a citizen. Nor does the marking of a ballot. Citizenship is something far deeper, far richer, far more important than mere physical gestures. Citizenship is a responsibility ... a responsibility so vital that without its practice this country could not exist. America became a republic because its leaders recognized and accepted the responsibility of citizenship. It has grown to be one of the greatest powers on earth because its people accepted this responsibility. Now, at a time when we are the one great republic left in the world it is vitally important that every American become an American Citizen! There are thousands of American Citizens in Putnam County. And there are many more in the making—“first voters,” we call them. Most of them knew what is expected of them when they are initiated into Citizenship. . A few are confused as to the responsibilities they are about to accept. THE PUTNAM COUNTY CITIZENSHIP WEEK PROGRAM has been worked out—by and for the American Citizen (present and future)—of this community. GIVE IT YOUR WHOLEHEARTED SUPPORT!

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FOOTBALL OVER STATE DePauw had an open dale Satu*--I day. so Coach Gaumy Neal took his j Tigers down to Bloomington where they watched Texas stop the CrimI son eleven, 13 to 6. This Saturday j the local collegians make their first I home appearance of the season with I Franklin furnishing the fireworks at j Blackstock field. | Over at Columbus, O., Purdue's Boil ’rmakers lost a heartbreaker to j Ohio State, 17 to 14, in a Big Ten gridiron struggle. A field goal In the last nineteen seconds of play for the Buckeyes prevented the tilt fiom ending in a tie at 14-all.

Notre Dame climaxed Knute Bockne Week by trimming Alonzo Staggs’ College of the Pacific team, 25 to 6. It looks as though Coach Rimer Layden has another group of Fighting Irish up South Been way.

Wabash trounced the Franklin Grizzlies 20 to 0, while Butler and Ohio University fought to a 7-7 draw. Centre, home of the famous "Praying Colonels," walloped Hanover SB to 0. Manchester and Georgetown ended hostilities wpUi the scoreboard reading 0 to 0. Valparaiso drubbed Indiana State, 13 to 0; Earlham and Central Normal quit even at 13 to 13. Louisville defeated Evansville, 13 to 7, and Central State of Michigan shaded Ball State, 7 to 0.

Hooray for Brazil! The Bricks came through with their initial win of the fall campaign Friday when they downed Linton by a 6 to 2 decision. This victory followed three straight setbacks, but the Brazil boys have just kept plugging away and they finally registered on the right side of the 1c iger.

BOWLING SCHEDULE Ten local teams open the 1940-41 bowling season tonight at the university alleys. This week’s schedule follows: Tonight, 7:30—Midwest vs Rotary. Tuesday—Home Laundry vs. Coca Cola. Wed.—University vs Zinc B. Thurs.—Eitel’s vs Zinc A. Fri.—Kroger’s vs O. & I.

MEETING WEDNESDAY Owing to conflicting dates, the meeting of the “DownTown” Coaches will be held Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’clock instead of Thursday as previously announced. The pictures will be shown in the assembly room of the court house at that hour and the public is cordially invited.

No matter who wins, it’s been a good series. Far different than last year and the year before that when the Yanks took four in a row both times. Of course, we picked Detroit a week ago to cop the champ’s crown but the Reds have put up a real fight evefy step of the way and still could upset our dope bucket.

REMEMBER WHEN— The old stonewall was popular with students. Liz Burton played fullback for DePauw. E. R. Bartley was interurban agent. “Big” Smith was Greencastle's coach. Gentlemen preferred bonds to blondes!

W. E. Bailsman's Renssalaer outfit continues on Its winning march by crocking Crown Point, 21 to 0. Yes sir, the former Tiger Cub mentor is going very well again this year. Proteges of Art Gross, ex-Cub athlete, took it on the chin when Sheibyville sank Westfield, 21 to 7.

Other high school contests of interest the past weekend included Crawfordsville’s 21-7 victory over Lafayette. Bloomington smothered Washington, 25 to 0; Central of Evansville subdued Vincennes, 14 to 6, and Columbus tamed Seymour also by a 14-6 count.

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D!T< >i REPORT liCMHaari! froai t’mre Oar* 1“ " 1 Bertha D. McCam- ■ S12((7.00; Archie L. and Dora 6.00; Cynthia Ali 1 ' 1 . >o Clova Broadstreet, rj®; Ja'O'.'i M. Broadstreet. W Citizi ns Trust Co., trustee ■ Linn E. Dorqett, ^0; Thomas C. Dorsett. $270.00: and wife, $55.00; $671.00; Mildred 11 r '-'’COO; Coma L. Buis, ' Wl H. H. and S. E. McCaml. L. Edmcvison, Err t E. Dohbs, $325.00; ' Wife, $256.00; ^ I 'is, $70.00; Lee Lewis. Ai ■ il and Lee Lewis, ,l: 'Sy 1 I hirst. $113.00; Linda 7.00; Otho L. Hurst,

$122.00; Inman Sandy, $217.00: Edgar A. Hurst, $160.00; Lottie L. Hurst, $70 00, Wm. Herbert Heavin, $87.00; Lodia May Heavin, $168.75; A. A. Wood, $142.00; Wm. J. Miller and wife, $100.00; Clara Broadstreet McCammack, $246.00; Noble H. G. Vaughn and wife, $30.00; Wm. E. Pickens and J. J. Dorsett. $205.00. Damages assessed in favor of Alpha B. Alice, $300.00. HUESTIS, BLOOMER ORDERED TO SERVICE In the list of thirty-one Indiana reserve officers who have been ordered to extended active duty with the army appea s the name of Captn n Thomas B. Huestis, 44 years old, of Indianapolis, formerly of Greencas-

tle. He is ordered to report to headquarters of the Indiana Military Area, Federal building, Indianapolis. Captain Huestis is spoken of in the announcement as “a graduate of Cornell University and Benjamin Harrison Law School, who has been a patent attorney in Indianapolis for 11 years. He also has served as antiaircraft gunnery instructor at Fort Sheridan. 111., and in the Coast Artillery groups schools held in Indianapolis.” Also, of interest in Greencastle, is the announcement that Dr. Richard Bloomer, of Rockville, has been ordered to report for active duty in the medical corps of the army, at Camp Knox. Kentucky. Mrs. Bloomer is the former Betty Glore, whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Glore, of Greencastle. r^ a—

MILY—Eh; e famed cow that had ” j*”ya^Eu'e*wal'aeting for movias.

THE WORLD SERIES With the standing knotted at 2 games each, Detroit sluggers pounded three Cincinnati moundsmen yesterday afternoon to win, 8 to 0, and forge ahead in the current World Series. Buck Newsom, turned in a magnificent hurling job, holding the Reds to three scattered hits, while winning his second tilt of the Fall classic. Schoolboy Rowe and Bucky Walters were to be the opposing twirlers today as the scene shifted back to Cincinnati for the sixth encounter, weather conditions permitting. Should the Reds tie up the Series, Detroit will have Tommy Bridges for duty in the seventh and final battle while Cincinnati would most likely call big Paul Derringer.

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AGAINST TIME—Here’* job you might like. Royal Engineer* are censor said, no casualties.

—For Sale— FOR SALE: Cooking and eating apples at Bailey's Orchard, 2 miles south on cemetery roads. 26-tf.

FOP. RENT: 8 room house, 431 Anderson street. Bruce Shannon. •de-i. FOR RENT: Half of double garage near college. Call 480-JX. 7-tf. —Wanted— For high grade upholstering, furniture repairing, refinishing and perfect fitting slip covers. Call 299. THE ART FURNITURE SHOP. 4-tf.

WANTED: Any Kino of dead rtoek Call 278, Greencastle. Chargee •.mid. John Wachtel Co. cod. Sell your old auto bodies, renders, sheet scrap, wire. 1200 E. Maryland, Indianapolis, Indiana. AMERICAN COMPRESSED STEEL CORP.

FOR SALE: A lot of fine wind fall grimes golden. Get them while they are fresh and4:henp. Bring baskets. McCullough Orchard. 1-tf. FOR SALE OR TRADE for livestock, 3 piece wicker living room i suite, good condition. White Leghorn j {mllets from heavy laying strain. Gladys Moller, West Main, Cloverdale I Phone 163. 5-3t I

WANTED: Small lot with or without house in Greencastle or Cloverdale. Write Cloverdale, Box 205.

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Wanted to buy set of golf clubs. State price. Address Box W, Banner. 7-9-2p. WANTED: Experienced cook. Inquire at Banner. 7-2p.

FOR SALE: Nine piece dining room suite. Call at 102 west Poplar street. 5-2p.

FOR SALE: Apples, Grimes 50r and up. Crystal Spring Apple Cave, west end of Elizabeth street. Kenneth Harris. Phone 287-W. 5-7-9-11-41.

FOR SALE-Two heating stoves, good o,nes. 302 Gillespie street. 5-2n i

WANTED: Middle aged woman for general housework and care of children. Address Box 3, Banner. 7-lt. —Miscellaneous—

FOR SALE: Registered Shropshire I yearling and lamb rams. High class. I Prices reasonable. John W. Day. 28-5-12-3p. j

FOR SALE: Two sows with nine j pigs each. Also’ one Duroc male j hog. Phone 14.3. Miller Grain Com- ] pany. 7-2t. I

FOR SALE: 15 White face 3 year old cows. Earl Surber, Greencastle, R. 4. 7-2p.

FOR SALE: Two baby heifer calves. C. C. Hurst, Airport Road. 7-lp.

NOTICE: For your ash-hauling please call for Eldon Lewis at Fred James Res. Phone 718-W. 7-TF. Special: Grease Job 59c at Deem’s Standard. North Jackson St. 24 hour service. 23-tf. SKATING PARTIES: We welcome skating parties, modern new rink. See us for prices. Plainfield Skating Rink, South City Park, Plainfield, Indiana. 27-12p. LOST: Bill fold, containing $1.00 bill and $38.08 check. , Charles Hodge, Belle Union. 4-3p.

Card party Tuesday evening, October 8, 8 o'clock at Legion Home. Benefit American Legion Auxiliary. Call 572-M or 700 for reservations.

FOR SALE: Registered Poland China gilts. Reasonable. Just right for 4-H Club boys, also stock calves. C. J. Ferrand, Fillmore. 7-2p. FOR SALE: Electric refrigerator in excellent condition. George Irwin. 5 mi. southeast Greencastle. Phone Mt. Meridian. 7-2p.

l-3-5-3t. Come to the Penny Supper at the Morton school building, Tuesday evening, beginning at 6 o’clock, benefit of the school. 7-lt. If you want resurts . . . Advertise in The Daily Banner.

FOR SALE: 80 or 90 White Rock pullets. Frank McAlinden, R. 4. 7-lt. FOR SALE: 7 Red shoats. Joe Boswell. Reolsville, Indiana. 7-lp. FOR SALE: No. 66 Florence Hot Blast coal heating stove new 14 inch bowl $16.45. Furniture Exchange, Phone 170.1. 7-lp. For sale or trade for cattle, three Hampshire sows, 22 pigs, old enough to wean and one adult male. John T. Williams, first house south of 40 on 43. Phone rural 22F14. 7-lp. FOR SALE: 1937 Pontiac two door sedan. A-l condition. New tires. Original owner. Phone 241-J. 7-3t. FOR SALE: Gravel. Call Albert Houck. Phone rural 17F12. 7-2p PUBLIC SALE of Poland China boars and gilts, also registered Shropshire rams Thursday, October 10th at 12:50 p. m. Sale to be held under shelter. NOBLE ALLEEJ & SON. Aucts. Col. J. N. Frank, H. A Busenbark, Alton Hurst. 7-lt —Real Estate—

FOR SALE: Thirty-five acres an concrete highway. Eight miles from Greencastle. Four room house. Electricity. Price $2000.00 J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 7-3t

I. O. O. F. FUNERAL NOTICE All Brothers of Putnam Lodge No. 45 I. O. O. F. are requested to meet at their hall Tuesday morning at 9:15 sharp to attend the funeral of Brother Browning, full I. O. O. F. funeral ritual will be given both at Rectors funeral home and at the grave. Signed: John A. Friend, Noble Grand. O. T. Ellis, Secretary.

PUBLIC SALE 1 will sell at public aurtion at my farm one fourth mile west of Belle Fnion on, Tuesday, October 15 at 10:30 o'clock, uattij; 40 Head of Cattle—15 head of White Faced yearling steers. 10 head of White Faced heifer Calves. 7 head of Angus calves. 6 head of Angus i-ows, 2 years old 1, 2-year old registered Angus hull. HOGS 40 brad of Hampshire feeding hogs. 20 head of Ham|>shire gills, 150 lbs. 3 sows, pigs just weaned, 300 Ihs. HORSES 2 extra good grey mares, 8 years old, sound and good workers. I wagon and flat top bed. I set of good chain harness.

FOR SALE: A 120 acre farm in Cloverdale Township 80 acres tillable. Five room house. Price $300.00. Terms. J. T. Christie. Real Estate. 7-3t.

—For Rent—

FLORIS McCAMMACK A nets, ALTON HURST, ARCHIE FIGG. Dinner by Union Valley Church. Anyone welcome to sell property at this sale.

FOR RENT Unfurnished rooms with light and water. 107 W. Hill St FOR RENT: 6 room modern house with bath. New furnace. Phone 557. 19-tf. FOR RENT: 3 room modern apartment, private bath, partly furnish id or unfurnished. Ralph Browning, 401 east Hanna. 4-4p. FOP. RENT: Thro^ :oom unfurnished apartm nt. Mo.!' -n, call at 112 S. Madison. Mrs. Paul Frazier. 5-2p FOR RENT: 2 or 3 room modern apartment. Furnished or unfurnished. 302 south Indiana Street. 7-3t. : ■ : ■ i ing the farm of the late Mrs. Ella Jackson located 3 miles northeast of city. 7-2p. FOR RENT: Storage or garage room. Brick part of Vancleave Building. 801-802 south Main street. C. J. Ferrand, Fillmore. 7-2p. FOR RENT: 6 room semi-modern 1 house. Call S66-M. T-3t.

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