The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 December 1940 — Page 3

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TUB DAILY BAIWEB, OSEENCASTIJ^ INDIANA, TTESDAY, DECEMBER .S, 1940.

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THURS.- FR!.- ?AT. Dec. 12-13-14 Matinee Saturday

r \hjuda& PM-Ho&dajtf 6vwvtf )iU tynt Show of mL IjWi l

B Q-De SYLV^ presents >?; BERT LAHBjl

RONALD RUTH ‘ OSCAR GRAHAM * BOND * RAGLAND SOLiPORTER songs

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PHiM LADW4N, WAITING. - 50 :

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niHanco and atnmpcd return on’

InV'KS Mtaleony, 2.7A, 2.20 anil l.flB. Mat. Sat.,

(and J Off; (lallery, 1.10 Tax Included.

elope. Orch.,

I've*., Orch., 8.30; 2.75; Balcony, 2.20

BASKETBALL DeBauw vs. Rose Tech Tuesday, December 3, at K:00 p. m. BOWMAN OYMNASIVM t.eneral Admission SiSc, Bal<<ony 55c

kociety News

( hi** Members 1 Hii*l>ands Monday [ ,11 Class of Gobin M'tblist church held | .lintior meeting to enT . husbands Monday w re thirty-three hus- | ii i'sent to enjoy the the games and contests | .,1 the 'tinner. D, A broil and assistants | if the evening and Jones was in charge of

WW’OMS LIVESTOCK | irket 25c higher; st; 15; 190-260 lbs ko: 260 . 00 lbs $6.05-$6.20; |hs $5 •••I-S6.06; 100-160 lbs sow 15c higher, mostly 12.500: calves 600; good and r ■ ! ve.i rlings strong: in 1 medium about steady; low; cows firm; 2 loads elium weight steers $14; l $43.96; small he fi *12; vealers steady, kn 12,.100. native lambs about t I I choice $8.75-$9.25; I: ' ly on western lambs

l«» HOW ELL DIES ’ K Hi. veil, 57, died at 8 o’I "iav lit at Culver hosI I ' iv.t ville where he had i a patient since last Friday.

He was injured in a fall the preceding day. Boro in Putnam county, Feb. 5, 1883, Mr Howell was a son of Alexander and Amanda Wilson Howell He was married twice, first to Etta Booher in 1913 and in 1923 to Rossie Beck. Most of his life was spent in Crawfordsville and community. He was :i a member of the First Methodist church.

Frank Burk at Ellettsville on Friday and attended the funeral cSi Monday ■t Bloomington with burial at Crown Hill. Indianapolis, on Monday. Leon Miller has been ill and out of school yiis week. Mrs. Minnie Lamson and Linden sp. nt Saturday night with Mrs. Josephine Burk. Rosemary Miller spent a few days with Elenore Miller last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lane spent Sunday with Mrs. Edith Thomas and son John, and Warren Lane at Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frank and daughter. Doris, of Lafayette, spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Frank. (Jinn Clodfeltor returned to his homo from the Home Hospital, La-

CIRCl’IT C OI RT NOTES In the Dorsett ditch matter, Wil- J bur S. Dormer, Putnam county at-' torney, yesterday afternoon filed oh- { jections of the county to the proposed [ construction of the ditch. Seven I county highways cross the line of the | ditch and the county commissioners j claim it will not be possible to carry’ the ditch excavation under the bridges now there, without causing damage to the structures. In the damage suit of Ora F. Proffitt vs. Orrin L. Hartle, before special Judge Howard L. Hancock of Parke county, in which case $500 damages was recently allowed the plaintiff in the Putnam court, the court yesterday heard arguments for a new trial and took the matter under advisement.

by WAX FACTOR HOLLYWOOD Make-Up Sets for blondes, brunettes, brou nettes, redheads

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SPECIAL MAKE-UP SET Secrets of loveliness in a gay holiday box ... Face Powder, Rouge, Tru-Color . _ _ _ Lipstick, C leansing $055 Cream and Brdlox.

OTHER GIFT SETS $1.00 to $8.55 Mullins Drug Store

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o^RumJn^, hX Zcje6 ^ia. ^.rter* In Ld ’- Movement of people. Top, two German women Bridge, nght, blown m Russ.an cr.s.s.

SPORT TABS from HERE and THERE M JIMMIE"

Rockville plays at Russellville tonight instead of next Monday evening as originally scheduled, accoid,ng fo Don Cooper. Here’s wishing you luck, Russellville. Grady Bennett of the Bloomington Telephone says: "If the Bloomington basketball team defeats Bedford this Friday light no Purple fan will give a snap rf the finger for those losses to Mitchell and Greencastle."

"Hersh” Knetzer, who plays center, for Fillmore high school, is set- ■ ing some kind of a basketball recard this season. From what we hear, young Knetzer has played in five james so far and has averaged 7 mints a tilt. He has not had a personal foul called on him as yet which is certainly something Hersh" who is six feet tall, is the on of Mr and Mrs. Gibert Knetzer.

fayette. on ioing fine.

Everything’s "Christmasy"

dianapolls right now Come spen a day visiting the big stores or a lending one of these popular attrai tlons You’ll enioy a safe trip an save money if you go by Indian

PLAYS . . . ENGLISH THKATkE (Evenlnei «:30 Mat rues 2:30) M. 4-7. incl. — "There Shall Be NiRht." with Alfred LUi*.:. and L ^ Fontaine. (Saturday ma:... <•.)

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with Donald Brian.

INDIANAPOLIS SYMPHONY

ORCHESTRA

H P)—Popular Concert, (25c, Der. 13 (2 30 P M ) and Dec. 14 (8:30 P M )—Orchestra with Josef Hnf-

mann. pianist

Dec. 14 (10 30 A !

cert. (50c.) ICE HOCKEY

League Games: Indianapolis Capitols vs. Springfield. Dr«. 8; Hershey. Der. 15; Buffalo, Dee. 18; Cleveland, Dee. 22; Cleveland Dee. 2f). Prices: 44c. 75c. $1.10 and $J. tax included. # Reserve your scats now thru our agent!

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BOWLING SCHEDULE Wednesday 8:00- Rotary vs. Zinc A Thursday 7:30 Home Laundry vs. Zinc B Friday 7:30—University vs. O. & T.

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Home Laundry Kroger’s Coca Cola Eitel's University ... Zinc B Midwest Rotary Zinc A (> * 1 4 2( DUCK PIN RESULTS Banner Club

Sunday, and is reported

PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO VETO WALTER-LOGAN BILL WASHINGTON, Dec. 3. (UP1Presidential veto of the Walter-Lo-gan bill generally was regarded today as likely to be announced from the White House next week. President Roosevelt could compose i veto message aboard tile cruiser Tuscaloosa on which he begins Caribbean cruise today. And if-he decides against the bill, which limits the authority of federal boards and agencies including several that are fundamental in the New Deal structure, that procedure probably will be followed. It is not likely that Congress could pass the bill over a veto. Congressional approval of the hill was another post-election rebuff to administration leaders. A similar Democratic-Republican coalition defeated Democratic leaders' attempt to adjourn lust month.

IN SAME AIR CLASS SALISBURY, Md. (UP)-Moth-er and daughter are starting in chool together. Their course, howver, is aviation Mrs. Jennavee Roberts m l her daughter, Margas‘. I^iuise, have en. oiled in the pi!o! training course conducted by - CAA here

Highest price paid for all kinds of junk, paper, rags, iron, all kinds of metal. We also buy beef hides. A * S Junk Yard. Phone 678, Greencastle. 3-tf. WANTED: Cattle hides. Will pay best market price. Flint’s. 312 North Jackson street. 3-2t.

—For Sale-

—Miscellaneous— NOTICE: I am back in my shop in j the Southend of Greencastle to do I all kinds of repair work. No horsi- | shoeing. Terms—Cash. John F. I Williams. 3-2p.

Used tin, 11 ft by 2 1-2 ft. 50c sheet. A & S Junk Yard, 317 north Vine street. Phone 678. 28-tf.

SCOTT’S Franklin Street Garage announces Its appointment as authorized repair service station for Stewart-Warner—South Wind Gas-

Electric Lamps, Narcissus Bowls j ohne Heaters. $2.50 labor chatge and Bulbs make fine Christmas gifts. 1 for complete overhaul, plus addition-

We also have hundreds of other gift ; "•l part s -

Snider's Wallpaper and Paint j

2-3t. 1

ideas. Store.

Special: Grease Job 59c at Deem s Standard. North Jackson St. 24 hour service. 23-tf.

SPECIAL Ajax anti-freeze. 60c per | gallon. Five gallon kerosene 49c.

FOR SALE: 1934 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. Bargain. 16 guage Remington automatic. Bargain. In-

diana Loan Co. 2-2t. jj oog | er p e t e , 610 North Jackson St.

FOR SALE: 20 small Duroc shoats. Extra good. Also one Duroc sow. Verlin Jarvis, 304 North Vine. 2-2p.

R. Hershberger

164

169

153

G. Reynolds

.... 217

LM7

170

J Zeis

165

108

154

W. Scobee

165

179

154

H. Campbell

.... 189

185

138

900

853

769

TOTALS

... 2522

Coca Cola

P. Carl

167

170

159

L. Irvine

... 145

183

164

C. Beams

133

164

182

E York

.... 157

117

ido

L Hamm

... 192

186

179

TOTALS

.... 794

850

870

Total Pins

2517

Circle Inn

Grocery

\. Elmore

. 116

152

114

\ Mark

188

131

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T. Cancilln

. 147

143

144

A Robinson

. 201

165

129

1 Hinkle

.... 139

136

127

TOTALS

.... 762

727

666

Total Pins

2155

Stale Highway

\. Whoeler

.. 186

169

180

ft. Grimes

180

211

177

VV. Branneman

... 149

151

161

J. Bennett

178

153

163

CT Duncan

.... 174

173

179

TOTALS

... 867

857

860

Total Pins

2589

Dlamominti'n

■T Clorlfelter ....

. 163

186

181

H. Cooper

168

160

166

13. Wetchmann

143

149

177

IT. Sutherlln

134

137

149

.t. Cooper

180

144

145

TOTALS

786

776

818

Total Pins

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2380

Men's High Score* For

Week

leorge Reynolds

220

Lloyd Hamm

217

Willis Scobee

217

rirndall Grimes

211

:iay Bertram

210

Yorie Robinson

201

Pnul Hurst

201

L'ulles High Scores For

Week

Rosie Billingsley

181

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Elizabeth Garl

172

’.lose Bhie

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158

FOR SALE: Eligible to register seven months old Poland China males, double immune. C. J. Ferrand, Fillmore. 28-30-3-5-10-12-6p

We clean your radiator, repair the leaks and get it ready for winter driving. Don’t wait i!R the rush, let us fix it now. Scott’s Fianklin Street Garage. 31-tf.

FOR SALE: Apples Buchheit Orchards.

and cider> Tues-Fri-tf.

NOTICE: For your ash-hauli ig please call for Eldon Lewis at Fred James Res. Phone 718-W. 7-TF.

WARNING: "There are neverenough Rytex Christmas Cards to go j around." Order NOW. Bon Rilev Print Shop, Alamo Bldg. 3-lp | FOR SALE!: Week old Angus calf, mother died. Frank McBride, Green- \ castle, R. 3. 3 -Ip

NOW OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT: Greencastle Roller Rink on Franklin and Vine Street. Reconditioned floor. Plenty of skates and good clean fun for everyon-*. Burch and Whitten, managers. 26-7p.

LOST: Black kill glove {ft any store. Return to Banner Office. 2-4t.

FOR SALE: Four fine red fox

Chokers. Make swell Christmas pres- j ■—. ents. $12 and $15 each Arthur CAMMACK STUDIO will continue Jarvis, 304 North Vine Street. j their special rates through December

3-3p 14. 3-8t.

CAMMACK STUDIO will continue their special rates through December 14. 3-8t.

FOR SALE: No. 718 New Wonder Hot Blast coal heating stove, rebuilt, new 17 inch bowl, $27.95. Furniture Exchange, West Side Squat ' Phone 170J. 3-lp.

FOR SALE: Two tires and 5.50x17. Call 366-M.

tubes, 3-3t.

E'OR SALE: 13 pigs, Lloyd Bemis, Greencastle, R. 2. Inquire Limedale. 3-3p.

FOR SALE: Doll cradles. 11 eas Washington street. Annual Christmas bazaa Friday and Saturday. Ladies Altar Society. 3-2t. Natural and kiln dried shelled corn for sale. Furr and Cohee Elevator. New Richmond. 3-12t. FOR SALE: Collie pups, while they last. James R Nichols, Greencastle, R. 3. 3-lp. E'ou SALK: Om- black female cocker spaniel, pedigreed, very reasonable. William Foster. Higgert street. Call 784. 3-3t.

t WOLVES KILLED IN DAY DUNCAN. Okla. (UP)—Anyone who believes that wild animals hav* vanished from the Southwest should consult E. T Thomas, government trapper In one week he killed seven wolves near here.

Real Fstate-

FOR SALE: A 127 acre improved farm in Floyd and Jackson Townships. Eighty acres tillable. Seven room house, good barn, electricity signed for. Immediate possession can. be arranged. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 2-3t.

ONLY 18 SHOPPING DAYS TIL C HRISTMAS A new General Electric Kadin would make aa ideal Christmas Gift—

$9.95

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(>rd“r Now For Nma* Delivery Easy Terms. COMPLETE K MHO SERVICE PAUL WRIGHT, JR. 319 X. JACKSON PH. 115-M

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FOR SALE: A six room modern home in East paid of city. Hardwood floors, full basement. Good furnace, garage. Price $3800.00 Financed. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 2-3t.

For Kent—

FOR RENT; Warm first floor sleeping room with bath. 510 south Indiana. 2-2t.

PUBLIC SALE I will irrll it auction at the St ve West farm, 8 miles northwest of GrfeneUstle, 3 miles west of So amset Church, 3 miles southeast el Morton, on Friday, December 13th At 10:30 O’clock. 5 — HOUSES AND MI LE* — 5 One 6 year old grey mare, sound; One 4 year old Day mare; One 0 year old Bay mare, this is an extra nice tram, well broke and gentle, well milled weight 1400 each; One span of smooth mouth mules, good workers. 7 — HEAD CATTLE — 7 One 3 year old Jersey low to freshen in February; One 5 year old Jersey cow to freshen in .March; One 6 year old Jersey to fresher In March; One 2 year old Jersey heifer to freshen 1st February; One 8 year old Jersey row to freshen in March; One 8 year old Brimlle, good milker; One 9 year old Jersey to freshen In March. HOGS One Spotted sow with 6 pigs one week old; One spotted sow to farrow by sale day; Two Spotted sows to farrow In February. FARM IMPLEMENTS One general purpose John IkHira tractor in good condition with cultivator and power lift, John Deere tractor break plow, heavy duty type, farm wagon, Deering mower, Black Hawk corn planter with check row and fertili/.er attachments, harness and other articles. TKIOfH—CASH CAMPBELL AND JOHNSON, Owners. ALTON HURST. Auctioneer I.ELAND CHILECOAT, Clerk Lunch on Grounds.

—Wanted— I WANTED: For a 15 year old girl who otherwise will not have any Christmas, a wool skirt, long sleeve sweater, sleeping garments and etc , seme games. Leave at 315 north Jackson. 3-Ip

WANTED: Girl for general housework and care of small child. Call 208 east Walnut street. 2-2p. WANTED: Girl for general housework. Mrs. Aubrey Sowers. Ladoga. Phono Roachdale. 29-4p.

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Notice is hereby miven ih“ t ixpaVors uf Washington Township. Putnam Pounlv, Indiana, that tlo pi * per legal officers of said to unship at the office of the Trustee of said township, ou the 1 nil da \ of I >eceinber I 10, at 7 :’.o P. M. of said day. will consider the following additional appropriation, which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency ex-

isting at this time:

Special School Fund Number 12.

Repairing School Pddn. -••• $ 7> it 0.0 0

Special School Fund Number 21, d power lOO.OQf

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Light

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Taxpayers appearing inx shall have the rb thereon. The addition as finally made will I refered to the State Uo in miss loners, which

a. further hearing within 17» lhe Uounty Auditor’s office of Co.. Indiana, or at sueli other may he designated, and any

• a\p yer itin> be heard.

IVte llolsapple. Trustee of Washington Tp . Putnam County. Indiana. 3-9-21.

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$67,0.00 sueh meet • o he heard

priatlon m t ically of Tax -ill hold days at Put na m place as objector,

WANTED: Young or middle aged man for light farm work. Will furnish with home and small pay. Banner Box P. 2-2p. Sell your old auto bodies, fenders, sheet scrap, wire. 1200 E. Maryland, Indianapolis, Indiana. AMERICAN COMPRESSED STEEL CORP.

WANTED: Any Kino of de-ac j stock. Call 278, Greencastle. Charger paid. John Wacntel Co. eod. WANTED: Three or four room apartment. Address Box Z. caie of Banner. 3-2p

WANTED: Work by day or by hoii:-. Mrs. Reynolds, 107 W. Hill S'. 3-lp.

PUBLIC AUCTION 1 will sell at public auction at (he Davie Gent farm, formerly known as the old Jacobs place, located !>i_, miles northeast of Greencastle, 3 miles northwest of Fillmore or one mile northeast of \\ iklwood Uriilg", on Thursday, Dec. 5, 1940 Beginning at 12:30 o’clock, the following articles: 2 Horses. 2 Cows. II head of sheep (10 ewes and one buck). 10 ton of hay. 300 bushel of earn. 1 six foot disc. 1 walking break plow. 1 spike tooth harrow. 1 iron wheel wagon anil bed. 1 corn planter. Set of harness. Other articles too numerous to mention. CLARENCE HARVEY, Owner ALBERT HUNTER, Auctioneer. GALVIN KING, Clerk.