The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 November 1940 — Page 3
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLR, INDIANA, FBI DAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1940.
PUT OLD MAN WINTER IN A CAGE !! BY WINTERIZING YOUR CAR TO-DAY! t want you to be our service customer and to prove to you that we «' qualified to he your “Family t'ar Doctor."—Here’s what we will !!
to your ear—
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__S“rvier S|Kirk Plugs ^Service Battery and connections. Service Muhts and Electrical
Circuit.
Inspect and Service Oil Air
Cleaner.
txtoling system for leaks.
fl—Check transmission and dif- ,,
ferential lubricants. Will be <>
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MARION HURST PHILLIPS “L L” SUPER SERVICE STATION loomington at Hanna • Phone fiO'2
the Putnam county hospital Thursday afternoon of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Flinn and children of Indianapolis called on Mr. and Mrs. Lee Allen Monday afternoon. Mrs. Viola McCammack called on Mrs. Catherine Coffey and children Wednesday afternoon. The ladies of New Providence church served meals to the election board at Belle Union Tuesday. Little Larry Dean Foster called on his aunt. Mrs. Rosalee Allen Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Jack Morrison spent last Thursday with Mrs. Edna Cox. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Allen called on William O’Neal Saturday evening. Mrs. Vada Hadden spent last week with her daughter.
SPORT TABS from HERE and THERE
"JIMMIE”
+ + + •!• •!• + ■> + gj. VriCST JEFFERSON TWP. 4 + + + + + Martha Sellers spent Thurs-nigi-t with Misses Lavretta and ! White. Mattie Coffey has returned to ta>me after spent three weeks )ng relatives in Indianapolis, and Mrs Walter Barron called r. and Mrs. Ed Chrisenb.erry ay afternoon. and Mrs. Cortie Harcourt call-
ed on Mrs. Effie Parker and family Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Rosalee Allen and Marie called on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barron Sunday evening. Mr’, and Mrs. Lawrence Wildman and children Rachel and Jerry and Mrs. Orlena Wildman were in Greencastle Saturday. Earl J. Cox spent Thursday night of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Quarry. Mrs. Guy Gaston was admitted to
INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Hogs 10,500; weights above ICO lbs., 20c higher, lighter weights 10c up; 160-200 lbs., $6.05-$6.20; 200-300 lbs., $6.25-$6.40; 300-400 lbs., $6.10S6.20; 100-160 lbs., $4.25-$ir25; sows opened 10c higher, mostly $5.40$5.90. Cattle 500; calves 500; not enough steers and heifers to make a market; cows strong; common to good beef cows $6-$7; canners and cutters $4$5.75; vealers steady, top $12. Sheep 4,500; lambs mostly 25c lower; bulk good to choice lambs $9.25$9.50; yearlings unsold early, talking sharply lower.
IN BERLIN—While Nazi* rain death and destruction on London, Royal Air Force fliers are not *. This radio picture from Berlin shows Berlin Criminal Courts building wrecked by British incendiary bombs, according to caption passed by German censor.
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BAD, BUT NOT FAREWELL—Remember the “Tipperary song and its line, Farewell, Leicester Square?" This cable picture, passed by British censor, shows famed square, center of London theater district, littered with bomb debris. Leicester theater is at extreme left.
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BAM BACKS-Some of mainstays in Fordham U.’s backfleld. From left: Joe Principe, Jim Noble, Steve Filapowicz and Lan Eshmont. Eshmont is looked on as flakiest breakaway runner Rams ever boasted. Fordham is one of East's leading taams.
BASKETBALL SCHEDULES The complete basketball .schedules for the 1940-41 season for the Greencastle smd Putnam county high schools, and DePauw university, are printed today for the benefit of The Banner readers. Greencastle Schedule Nov. 1—Danville, T Nov. 8—Martinsville, H Nov. 15—Shelbyville, H Nov. 20—Bloomington, H Nov. 29—Connersville, T Dec. 7—Shortridge, T Dec. 13—Greensburg. H Dec. 17—Crawfordsville, T Dec. 21—Anderson, T Jan. 3—Wiley, H Jan. 7- Brazil, T Jar 10—Rushville, H Jan. 15—New Albany, H Jan. 24—Jeffersonville, T Jan. 31—Seymour. T Feb. 7- Franklin, H Feb. 8—Washington (Ind’pls) T Feb. 14—Washington (Ind.) H Feb. 18—Brazil, H 21—Columbus, T
Feb.
DePauw Schedule 3 Rose Tech 7 Jas. Millikin 12 Hanover 17 Franklin 19 Beloit 2 At Jas. Millikin 3 At Iowa 9 Ball State 14 Wabash 18 At Butler 5 At Evansville 8 At Earlham 13 At Franklin 18 Butler 22 Earlham 26 At Wabash
Nov.
Bainhridgc Schedule 1—New Winchester, Nov. 8—Dover, T Nov. 15—Russellville, T Nov. 20--Fillmore, H Nov. 27—Ladoga. T Nov. 26— Roachdale, H Dec. 7—Decatur Central, T Dec. 13—Mooresville, H Dec. 19—Waveland, H Jan. 3-—Cloverdale, H Jan. 10—Clayton, T Jan. 17—Wabash Valley Jan. 22—Amo, H Jan. 24- Roachdale, T Jan. 31—Fillmore, T Feb. 7—Ladoga, H Feb. 14- Russellville, H Feb. 19 Amo, T Feb. 21—Danville, H Feb. 24 New Winchester.
Belle I'nioB Schedule Nov. 1 Cloverdale, H Nov. 8—Paragon, T Nov. 15—Stilesville, H Nov. 20—Eminence. T Nov. 29— Reelsville, H Dec. 6—Bowers, T Dec. 13—Roachdale, T Dec. 18—Paragon, H Dec. 20—Pati ii ksburg, T Jan. 1—Fillmore, H Jan. 3-—North Salem. T Jan. 10—Stilesville, T Jan. 16—Wabash Valley Jan. 24—Fillmore, T Jan. 26- Russellville, T Jan. 31—Cloverdale. T Feb. 7—North Salem, H Feb. 14—Eminence, H Feb. 21—Amo, H
Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov.
Fillmore Schedule 1—Stilesville, H
15—New Winchester, 20— Bainbridge, T 22—Van Buren, T Dec. 6—Roachdale, T
Dec. 13—Cloverdale, T Jan. 1—Belle Union, T
Jan. 3—Stilesville, T
Jan. 17—Wabash Valley Jan. 24—Belle Union, H Jan. 31—Bainbridge, H
Feb. 7—Mecca, T
Feb. 11—Van Buren, H
14—Quincy, T 21— Roachdale, H
Feb. Feb.
KiMHellville Schedule Nov. 1—Bcllmore. T Nov. 8—Roachdale, H Nov. 15—Bainbridge, H Nov. 20—Covington, T Nov. 29—Cloverdale, T Dec. 6—New Market, H Dec. 11—Rockville, H Dec. 13—Waveland, T Dec. 18—Alamo, H Jan. 3—Waveland, H Jan. 10—Montezuma, T Jan. 16—Wabash Valley Tourney at Greencastle. Jan. 22—Greene Twp. H Jan. 23—Wabash Valley at Terre Haute. Jan. 29—Belle Union, H Jan. 31—Ladoga, T Feb. .4—Roachdale, T Feb. 7—Marshall, T Feb. 14—Bainbridge, T Feb. 19—New Market, T Feb. 21—Hillsboro, H
Roachdale Schedule Nov. 1—Bloomingdale, H. Nov. 8—Russellville, T' Nov. 12-Lizton, T Nov. 15—North Salem. H Nov. 20—Ladoga. H Nov. 29—Bainbridge, T Dec. 4—New Winchester, T Dec. 6—Fillmore, H Dec. 13—Belle Union, H Jan. 3—Ladoga, T Jan. 10—Bowers, H Jan. 24- Bainbridge, T Jan. 31—Waveland, T Feb. 4—Russellville, H Feb. 7—New Market, T Feb. 14—Cloverdale, T Feb. 21—Fillmore, T Cloverdale Schedule iv. 8—Eminence, H iv. 15—Patricksburg, T iv. 20—North Salem, H ■v. 27—Monrovia, T iv. 29—Russellville, H c. 6 -Paragon, T c. 13—Fillmore, H c. 20—Spencer, H n. 3—Bainbridge, T n. 8—Amo, H n. 10 Quincy, T n. 17—Wabash Valley n. 23—Wabash Valley Finals n. 31—Belle Union, H b. 7—Eminence, T ■b. 14 Roachdale, H ■b. 21 Stilesville, T
CLASSIFIED ADS
—For Sale—
FOR SALE: Apples 50c and up, at Bailey orchard, on Cemetery road. 1-tf.
FOR SALE: Fine large ripe pears, ; also fresh cider and apples. McCullough Orchard. 2-tf. !
Expert piano tuning and repairing. F. La Verne Riley, 207 west Poplar street. Phone 603-R. .. 31-l-4-6-8-5t. Upholstering, refinishing, remodeling. repairing, drapes, slip covers and tailor made house and street dresses. Factory experienced. 721 south Main street. 4-6-8-3p.
—Miscellaneous—
NOTICE: Join the Big Election | Parade November 9 at 1:00 p. m. ! See Willkie wheelbarrow Roosevelt j from Zinc Mill road to Greencastle court house. 8-lp. Allan Lumber Company and Metzger Lumber Co., will be closed all day i Monday, in observance of Armistice ! Day. 8-2t. Special: Grease Job 59c at Deem s Standard. North Jackson St. 24 hour service. 23-tf.
FOR SALE: 153 Florence heater, excellent condition; medium size Magic heater, one gasoline washer. Miller Grain Co., Phone 143. 6-3p.
RUMMAGE SALE Presbyterian church basement at 8:30 a. m. Saturday. 7-2t.
NOTICE: For your ash-haullng please call for Eldon Lewis at Fred James Res. Phone 718-W. 7-TF. Used tin, 11 ftx2 1-2 ft. 50c sheet. A & S Junk Yard. 317 north Vine, Phone 678. 4-6t.
We clean your radiator, repair the
FOR SALE: Chester White brood > eak8 and *"1 “ Tfm ^ TT, , . .. . ,, ! driving. Don’t wait till the rush, let
and ten p.gs, three weeks old. _ *
sow
Reeves Morlan, Fern.
7-2p.
fix it now. Scott’s Franklin Street Garage. 31-tf.
FOR SALE: Three fresh Jersey cows. Agnes Monnett, Coatesville, j Indiana. 7-
FISH FRY: Fresh fish every Frij day night at the Moderne. North
Side Square.
Thur-Fri-tf
Fresh pork at Farm Women’s Mari ket Saturday. Mrs. Hutchins. 8-lt.
Buy your Broiler Chicks, Feed and | • Equipment on contract. No money !, down, no monthly payments. Pay
when you sell them. All parent 1 NOTICE: There will be no hunting stocks 100 percent bloodtested. Call : on Robert S. MoGaughey’s farms or Rockville 129 collect. WILLIAMS i on my father’s or mother’s farms. HATCHERY, Rockville. Ind. Fri-tf. Signed, Lafe McGaughey and Robert
4. McGaughey. 8-2p.
Previews and Reviews AT LOCAL THEATERS J
Voncasfle
Fortified with an almost inexhaustible supply of humorous antics. John Barrymore stars with his repertoire of howling histrionics in "The Great Profile.” The picture, which comes Friday and Saturday to the Voncastle Theatre, is a hilarious creation keyed to catch the madcap Barrymore at Iris best. From the opening scene, IT'S FUNNY! When Darryl F. Zanuck, renowned 20th Century-Fox producer, decided to film "The Great Profile,” the cotnety about a great actor beset by complications of all kinds, the ebullient and versatile John Barrymore was considered a "natural" for the role—and a happy piece of casting it was. Always a master of repartee and lightning fast with the "quip,’’ Barrymore has been widely acclaimed as the champion among adlibbers. Theatre-goers who have been curious to hear the famous Barrymore ad lib and mirth-provoking remarks will have that opportunity in “The Great Profile,” for the script was made flexible enough to include many of his sparkling aphorisms.
Granada
Nick Carter, in the person of Walter Pidgeon, goes in for hectic new adventure in “Sky Murder,” third of the popular detective series, coming Friday and Saturday to the Granada Theatre. Pidgeon crosses swords with a mysterious band of international cr.minals following a murder in a luxury airliner, trace 1 the organization to its lair and captures the "man behind,” amid such thrills as walking on an airplan-' wing, fighting on a careening truck and, between thrills, getting into all manner of hilarious comedy scrapes through flirtations with Joyce Compton and other feminine charmers. The picture also introduces Karen Verne, new discovery fiom England. Players include Donald Meek, Edward Ashley, Tom Conway, George Lessey, Dorothy Tree, Flank Reicher, Chill Wills, Tom Neal and William Tannen. Also Ken Maynard in "In Old Sante Fe.”
Chateau
Boasting one of the strongest supporting casts, beautiful scenery and a fast moving stoiy, “Arizona Frontier" starring singing cowboy Tex Ritter is due to open tonight at the Chateau Theatre. For this feature, producer Edward Finney took the entire troupe to iPrescott, Arizona, where the picture was made on some of the local ranches. Local cowboys were recruited for many of the background and atmosphere shots. One of the outstanding members of the cast include Jim Thorpe, world renowned Indian athlete Thorpe, who attended the Haskell Indian school and later Carlisle school in Pennsylvania, was a member of the American Olympic Game; team in 1912. He was later signed by the New York Giants before founding his own baseball team.
FOR SALE: Apples Buchheit Orchards.
and cider. Tues-Fri-tf.
FOR SALE: Good two wheel trail, one 1931 Oldsmobile coach, runs good, cheap. Floyd Weber, Commercial Place. 4-8-2p. FOR SALE Apples and good cider. Crystal Spring Apple Cave, west end of Elizabeth street. Kenneth Harris. Phone 287-W. 31-1-2-4-6-8-9-71
Spend your leisure time rolling Juck pins. Vine-Franklin. 8-lp. USE Daily BaN7YS.ii. ADVERTISING FIRST—Most People O' Most of their Buying Ideas from Newspapers.
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FOR SALE: 90 Plymouth Rock pullets, ready to lay. Ivan Clark, south county farm. 8-2t. FOR SALE: Sow and eight pigs. L. E. Trout, Greencastle, R. 4. Top Dunbar Hill. 8-2p. Home grown potatoes and turnips for sale at Farm Women’s Market. Open Wednesday and Saturday. 8-lp. FOR SALE: Brussells rug, black, tan, old rose, 7'_. feet by 9 feet, $2.90. Furniture Exchange, West Side Square. Phone 170-J. 8-lp.
PIANO BARGAIN: BALDWIN j Spinet Model used since March. 1940.
Will sacrifice.
Box B care Banner. 8-6t.
RUMMAGE SALE Saturday morning at 8:30 a. m. Assembly room, court house. Tri Kappa. 8-lt
RUMMAGE SALE: 8:30 a. m. Wednesday at the court house. American Legion Auxiliary. 8-9-12-3t
Real Ratati
FOR SALE: The Pitchford home at the corner of Franklin and Locust Streets. This house, with 2r L . acres of ground adjoining, has splendid investment possibilities. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 8-2t.
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■MT. MERIDIAN
.*o*. -!• *!• q- -I- *1- -1 •!- The Aid Society met Thursday afternoon at the church, with Mrs. Opal Mark and Mrs. Ella Evans of Green-
castle as hostesses.
Wiley Foster is seriously ill at his home southwest of town. Mr. and Mis. Woodrow Smith of Lafayette spent the week end with
Mrs. Ethel Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Grubb called on Frank Meek and family Sunday aft-
ernoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Morrison and sons. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Holtsclaw and Mrs. Edward Buis called on Hugh Hicks Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wallace, Mrs. Ida Co xand Mr. and Mr s. Vosuel Frazier and son. were Sunday guests of Woodrow Fiazier and family. Jose Hurst and Mrs. Cora Collins called on Mrs. Ada Osborn Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Ida Prichard returned to her home with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Terry Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Clark visited Mrs. Ida Newman and Mrs. Frona Tincher at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis Sunday. Other visitors were Leonard Newman and" family,
Cecil Newman
For Roni-
FOR RENT: 3 or 4 room furnished apartment. 709 south Locust street. Call 795-W evenings. 8-2t.
FOR RENT: Two, three, four or five room modern apartment. Furnished or partly furnished. All utilities furnished. Phone 335-W for
information.
5-6-8-3t
FOR RENT: Modern 5 room apartment with heat and water furnished. Fine location, near college and city school. Phone 599-J. 30-tf.
FOR RENT: good location. Phone 646-W.
Semi-modern house, Rent reasonable 8-2t.
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FOR RENT: Semi-modern house and garage on Parke street. Available November 15. Phone 692-M. 8-2t.
and family, Arthur Tincher and Mrs.
Wanted-
Tincher, F?rn Annie Runyan.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Siddons and family spent Sunday with Ernest Siddons and family of Greencastle. Mrs. Alice Simmons was the guest of Mr. and Mis. Oran Kivett a few
days last week.
Mrs. Rosella Hunter and son spent Monday with Mrs. Hallie Terry. Mrs. Jennie Morrison and son Donald. Mrs. Mabel Heavin spent Tuesday with Miss Mary Hicks. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Terry, Miss Fern and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Terry wore in Indianapolis Sunday. Mrs. Ada Albin and John Osborn spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.
Lois Clark.
Joe Williams. Miss Jean Hammond and Mr. Ferguson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Oran Kivett. Mr. and Mis. Bill Frederick of Illinois were Sunday and Sunday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Irwin. Mr. and Mrs. Otha Scott were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Osborn. Claude Buis and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wallace, Mrs. Ida Cox enjoyed oyster supper with Woodrow Frazier and family Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Otha Meek called on
F * high grade upholstering, furniture repairing, refinishing and per-
fect 'tting slip covers. Call 299. Frank Meek a,ul famil >’ T ’ UM(la >'- THE ' RT FURNITURE SHOP. 4-tf Mrs Ada Albin moved t0 Green-
I castle Wednesday.
Highest price paid for all kinds ' Norris Humphrey who is rufferin r of jun’% paper, rags, iron, all kinds from an ear infection, consulted a of met-’i. A & S Junk Yard. Phone | specialist in Indianapolis Saturday
678, Gr-»ncastle. 24-tf. I for treatment.
- ■ .—— * i Mr. and Mrs. George Irwin and WANTED: Some good corn. 50 bu. L hter Gall attPndCl , a pilch . ln m0re ° r 101,3 Ualter Rvena ' ^ supper Saturday evening at the home FURS WANTED: I will be at P f Mr anJ Mrs - Ra V Clo Ifelter. in Williams Tin Shop upstairs eacn 1 llonor of a »***" of Mrs Clcdfeltcr, Saturday during the coming fur trom Chicago, who is visiting rela-
season ur.t'l 3 p. m. R. L. Job. 6-flp. tive * here '
^ j Miss Hazel Meek spent Wednesday WANTED: Girl or young lady to afternoon with Miss F.lla Lilly and
do house work. Inquire Box F. 7-3t. | Miss Mary Hicks.