The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 January 1941 — Page 3

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GREENCASTLE, IN 1)1 ANA

teTHF/S REPORT

Trustee's Annual Repo I Board of Wash in&U

Report

ngrt<

tiutni Oountjr, Indiana

iiiR

diana,

^^^Ipis, 1 Msbin si-mmis ami i ttf ®ll Township Revenues for ending December 31. 1940. RECEIPTS limee Mini nil llecelptM $4 1 $ 9,808.4 1 Ji i w«'ss Income 8,000.0‘) 41111 Co., com sell rev 4 2K.K4 (4im Co., aur <lo*c tux Hi 1.89 )le. il«*K t ;i x col. . 239.00 |:itc, excise :i 1*2.40 mi (*o.. Intg. tape 190 :I7 ale, com a iut. .. 8ti.98

, J«

Speclnl School Fund J. <Rumley, clean, toilets .$ Alareellun Crousore, labor ... I. II. (’rafl, fuel Fluntinaion Lality ora Fitzpatrick, jan. A- lab. .. J. C. Hiiiote, lab. A transp. .. Harobl Lmiy. lab. ami fiul ..

»wer

i.loyil Fellows, Harley Miller, Harlan Rissle

Kouerkl

pow

11 Fellows, fuel

labor

30.00 9 ().»».i 187.00 298.20

5.50

286.08 47.ss

tn«t iiha

pal tor

monei

Wasbin

tv.

ami Halatices

the various fiifnls of i Township. Putnam Cuu IHslmrsements therefrom remainhiK therein, for

21. 1940.

mg:

C. \V. Hamm

Her,

Kinp

ig Products

, Hamm . lee nor, su

ten MeCullOllg

J. W. White, labor on furnace

meut $ 15,44 3.95

reim. 691.00

212.54

Beep

til Hhow Hols,ij.pl.

Ha liner Office, adv.

?M\b

swell, lab. on cem. radter, post, stamps

sal., rt. »Vr exp,

otitfli. lab. on cem. rep for eern

Ared Harris, ndv. member . D. Reel, aaiim

*y, legi

Comity Graph!'

bool Supply

same

legal ser.

ser. adv.

Mnd. ■ Ra

am Co.,

tiient

pBtate, voc.

trnnsf. Clay c way Cornmissk

A'ing sch. house . 990.00 tnte, state aid .. 2,127.30 ler. hook rental 17.00 wp., set. on tch ret 399.04

pen nrn IRES '<»>% ic.liili Fund

A.rasu;o bouil -$ 150.00

wnHew* - 3.00

*ell, lab. on cem. 15.00

10.00

930.00

87.10

5.00

25 00

5.00 5.00 5.00

35.00 62.90 37.00 22.50 25.00 30.32 18.00 12.00 10.00 24.55

5.00 2.52

18.00 18.60 16.00

9.00

3 2.50

7.00

10.00

K 00

60.00

4 40

40 60

2.40

10.50 24 0ft

3.0ft 1.75

r.O.ftft

fuel

376.79 12.15

A. Fleenor, supplies 7.74 Ken McCullough, jan. lab A sup .1

502.SO

Ora Neese, labor Edgar McCullough, lab. & mat. Walter Sommers, fuel Standard Oil Co., supplies ... Eddie Huis, lab. & mat K. H. Caughell, sup. *v Insti. Claude Hutcheson, labor .... Ja.ke Pell, rent on gym

To%«n^l)i|i Fund Pal. Jan. 1, 1940 Receipts in 1940 Total Hal. «£: Ree«*ipts j Kx|a*ndltures during 1940 .

61.36 |

'Final bal. Dec. 31, 1940 ...

Doit I'lind

Hal Jan. 1, 1940 Receipts during 1940

Mooresville, Belle Union, Cloverdale Win Opening Games In Tournament Opening night winners in the preliminary tournament of the annual Wabash Valley basketball meet being held in the Greencastle high school gym were Mooresville. Belle Union and Cloverdale. The teams they defeated, in order, were Bainbridgc, ReelsviHe and Quincy. By virtue of their victories Thursday evening, Mooresville and Belle Union will tangle at 7 o'clock tonight and Cloverdale and Fillmore will exchange shots at 8 p. m. The two winners will clash Saturday night at H o'clock to determine the team to represent this tourney center in the final round at Terre Haute next weekend which will crown .1 1i)41 Valley champion. Mooresville, 8'J; Bainhridge, '3!)

lEAD'THE WAV Him iiiiiti

Wanted to rent 3 or 4 room apartment, well located, Feb. 1. Box L, Banner. Fri-Sat-tr.

AUCTIONEERING: Planning a sale— let me help you. JOEL DOBBS. PHONE FILLMORE. Mon.-Fri.-12p. WANTED: Operator for servicstation and restaurant on two major highways near Greencastle. Address Box R. Banner. 16-3p.

.$ i.»2o,«r,

32.41

4110.Ml

.. sup lab. on cem.

l«el

iald Thomns •odore Crav. l-l

Putnnn ^1“ 8o

Robert ItoilnuT^H

Dog Fund

lameH A. SkcHnii. shp killed ^rn Frazier, chickens killed Tarry Bond, sheep killed .

racy. hogs killed k b E. Vaolui • n:lAf. L*. Robel'ts. sh* •

iirvcl Ra«l). chiekeM

rett Miller, jan Her tV Inst

Myrtle Landes, same F. C. 'rilden, com. address . . Jealllie Hard>. com. niUHle Hurl Mc('uHongh. Jan ser & Inst.. L. A Poe. water iilll ......... Ktttli ogles, jan. Her. Frank Jarrell, school test .. Ureemastle Hdw. Co., equip. 4.V SUiplieH John Rightsell, insurance .. Harold Wright, rep. equip. .. Alex Portens, bonks

Clara Hunt, supplies

lUIlt, HUpvnen ,

Wm. Mullfnix, lab A mov sch hsc 557.64 Iteeelpta In

4.00

40.70 52.97 19.06 19.65 29.29

4.00

88.00 34.00 34.00 20.00 10.00 3.4.00 80.00 12.00 11.26 62.10 149.80 17.05 11.52

1.67

Total bal. reci Expenditures in 1

olpt 1946

453.30 413.04

Mooresville fought their way into he semi-finals by quelling a late rally by the Pointers from Bainiridge which fell short by a scant ! points. Tingle scored th< opening points of the game on a tip-off play which gave the Mooresville lads .1 lead which they never once surrenlered during the entire fray. They led 0-2 at the end of the 1st period holding the Pointers to 2 free throws. It was 16-15 at the half-way mark and 28-22 at the 3rd quarter period. Ader was the high-scorer of the evening with 13 points while Wilson contributed a total of II points am Beasley 9 to help the MooresvUl.

cause.

Bainbridgc (29) fg ft p Douglas 1 1 Knnuer 1 0 Hendrix 0 1 1 Scobee 1 1 Ader 5 3 Harmless 2 0 Poff 1 1 Totals 11 7 Mooresville (32) fg ft Tingle 2 2 Warninner 0 0 Swinney 0 ft Beasley 4 1 Young 1 2 Sawyers 1 0 Wilson 5 1 Totals 13 6

TOURNEY SCORES Moo csvllle, 32: Bainhridge, 29 Belle I'nion, 35; Keolsville. 21 Cloverdale, 84; Quincy, 20 Tonight, Schedule 7:ftft |i. in. Mooresville vs. Belle I'nion

8:00 p.

WANTED Custom butchering, 6 cents per hundred if delivered her • or small additional charge if we come after them. George Kelly, Morton phone. Fri-tf FOR SALE: Fine Stamen Winesaps. King David, Grimes and others. _

50c and up. We deliver. Phone rural ] For you: car; enter work, bu Iding 9F2. McCullough Orchard. 14-tf and repairing of ill k n 1. Ca t Joe

For Sale-

-Miscellaneous

Unloading car of large block Mirah Hill. High heat, very few ashes. Greencastle Cash Coal Co. Phone 161-W or 610. 16-2t. I

Davis, phone 742-W.

16-3t.

NOTICE: For your asn-hauling please call for Eldon Lewis at Fre i James Res Phone 718-W. 7-TF.

FOR SALE; 25 Duroc Harold Stangcr, Fillmoie.

shoats. 16-2p

Cloverdale v*.

in.

Fillmore

Final bnlnnuo Dec. 31. 1940 TiiIHihi Fund Ha la nee, Jan. I. 1940 Receipts In 1910

Total Hal. & reef Expenditures In

•ipt‘

194

.$ 2.612.62 . 3 8,089.82

$20,702 44 1 2,689 S5

Final Hal. Dec. 31

8jm»>

HaLanee, Jan

Receipts In 1940 Total Hal. A receipt Expenditures in 1940

■ a. . i $ S,012.59

ini Funil

f. 1941 $ 6.287.25

O 779

.$16,059.89 . 10,774.58

Final Bal Dec. 31. 1940 . $ 5,285.31

Tolnl of III Fundi*

1 ’alanee. Jan. 1, 1941 $ 9,808.41

‘) A >n 7 •>"

I m. ] 'llhti

Mullinix. clnx. Rroiiml

Clyd.- Miller, fuel Foretit Gardner, labor Lee Supply Co., Blip. Ar equip. ItfininKton Rand, typw. Ik ren

'Pota 1 Hal. & receipt^ i Expenditure* In 1940

.$39,11 5.68 . 25,264 97

Rton Rand, typw.

t ’has. I|nskins, sup. A- insti.

Van (’amp Hdw. <’o. D. W. MudeBitt, W ciiieke I'rintin

rental

nip. $

hh me ert s. ^ael>

MKmJfelin

■ai>. same ItiKarner, atm- ....

ill

|^K»|>|>> nlmi t . same Ht i.i l>, killed lus. turkeys killed ■In «i i> . ■ ( Kill'll joni. i urkc> J * killed Inn. i hi' kens killed |nlx. s.mic rabid com . Tuition Fund

, line I R*' Marvli Paulin Marie Ruth • Myrtle

IliSliisell, teaehinur •$ 1.105 00 piler. same 785.08

1,16 ■ 99

1,807.90

844.23

1.172.25 1,1)48.98

1.065.11

same same

I !« !'. Fame . . .... plwi'k. a me name Jh < i < ". name ^ ■ ilou^p same plom, same Twp., set, tch. ret.

422.12 874.81 844,23 855 11 399.04

equi|

klenitt, fuel ... 1MK Co., sup. .

Arthur Heath, fuel I". A. Me Beth. rep. motor .... Hoiifchton Mifflin Co., music . Allyn Haeon Co., music Home rttbvc Co., stove Educational Music Co., music MetXKer Lin. Co., material . . Central Rubber Co., equip. . I». Appleton Co.. Hiipplies ... Allan Lhr. Co., material J. H. Lippeiieott Co., sup. . . Hubert Jeffers, ring I» H Osborne, rent Wilma I’ollnm, sup. AL- Inst. . Joint 'riiuliermnn, fuel C. D. Reel, supplies C. C! Craft, fuel (tletidmi RlKhtsell, Inst Marvise Akers, Inst L. E. Mic haels, sup. & Inst. .. Hoy Addy. fuel Marie Chadwick. Inst (3. *V F. Cortl Corp.. fuel Kader Hathaway, lab. A- transp. Clifford Matthews, same .... t’lovls Madden, same W in. I'.itricK. transp John Merritt, same Clyde Hunter, same Dannie (’raft. lab. »v transp. . Kxra Craft, transp. Arvel Ranh. lab. At transp. .. Gulf RefinInK Cci.. fly spray . Statement showlns: amount

6.00

106.54

35.25 |'2«K 00 i li 'liinoc. 31. 10 to $13,840.71

1'otal Hal. as shown by this

I,’;: report $13,840.71

it ui Wiurnnt thinks outstamilng

i; 3*. : I>eo. ::i. 1940 BlO.'iri

e- Li i Tot. Bal. ami OutHtanilbix

7**»o VVarranls, l>.‘0. 31, 1940 . . . $H,4.M.0i; " | f ish In I)< |) Dec. 31. 1940 . .$ 14,431.00

I. Dt-tf liulsaiipli'. the Trustee of

L'.-.O i.»r>

jr. 44 j Washington Township. I’titnatn foun

'it. ] ml I a n.t tjo solemnly swear firm I tlmi the prt'Cftlins report celpts. Dishurseineht ami Bala

23.90

8.30

93 43

'J.i.4

210.8*: 17.0i'' 80.00 i r.,79 23.00 10.17 25.55 I o.ou looo 25.55

2.00

10.00 192 D 7ri8.«ti «3k or. 082.80 72.00 505.20 044.90 816.35 121.00 166.30

0.90

Ik'llc I'nion, SS; RcsJ'Vtile, 24 By a mafgin which failed to reveal the closeness of the battle Bello Union won over the highly-touted Reolsville Caidinals by an eleven point margin 35-24 in the second

game of the evening.

It was evident that ReelsviHe waf having an off-night as set-up aftei set-up rolled in and out of the hoop With the score 27-24 and only thre

20,307.27 m inutcs remaining. Belle Union cu

loose with a furious barrage of shot, which netted them 3 quick field goals and 2 free throws. Reelsvilh led 8-3 at the 1st period but fell be hind 14-12 at the intermission. I! was 21-16 with Belle Union still on top as the 3 d frame closed. Th-Hoskins-coached lads rallied to come to within 3 points before Belle Unior

cut loose.

Benasai regiate ed 12 markers tc set the pace for Noble Cox's boys while Knight, Chew and Skelton wen high for ReelsviHe with 8, 7 and 7

Quincy lost a total of five players via the personal foul route, commit.ug a total of 26 misdemeanors. Cloverdale hit 10 out of 32 chances n\ the free throw line while Quincy did somwhat better hitting 10 out or

17.

Scobee led the Clovers with 12 points while D. Cummings copped scoring honors for Quincy with 3 field goals and 1 charity toss. Cloverdale (84) fg fl pf Scobee 5 2 2 Case 113 Young 0 0 l Cradick 2 12 Clearwaters 0 0 C Coons 113 Kendall 1 0 0 Sackett 0 1 » 2 Nickerson 2 4 2 Bain 0 0 1 Totals 12 10 16 Quincy (20) f* ft pi Elmore 0 0 1 O’Rear 0 5 3 Lockhart 0 0 1 Day 101 Smith - 0 1 1 B. Cummings 1 3 4 D. Cummings 3 1 4 Hock wood 0 0 t Summers 0 0 1 Shoot man 0 0 (

Cloverdale Chapter O. E. S. supper Saturday, January 18, in the ] Lewis Neier Room on Main Street m Cloverdale. 16-2t. GENUINE OONGOLEUM RUGS | 5 year guarantee, 9x12, $6.95. j REEVES ELECTRIC, North Siu - Square , Fri-tf. Buy your Broiler Chicks, Feed and Equipment on contract. No money down, no monthly payments. Pay when you sell them. All parent stocks 100 percent bloodtested. Cal! Rockville 129 collect. WILLIAMS HATCHERY, Rockville, Ind. Fri-tf

NOTICE Win a free Booklet. Read on page 81 of .lanuary 18, Saturday livening Pont. Slate Farm Muiiiul InHiiranre Agency. 24', E. Washington St reet.

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, Green-

castle.

3-tf.

COMPLETE Grease Job 59c at Deem'* Standard. Car washing. North Jackson St. 24 hour service. 13-tf.

FOR SALE: Apples Buchhcit Orchards.

and cider. Tues-Fri-tf.

FISH FRY: Fresh fish every Friday night at the Moderne. North Side Square. Vhur-Fri-tf

CLOSING OUT SALE

vying wold my farm and as I’m leaving the state, 1 will hcII at auction at what t» known as the Charles Petro farm, 8 miles »f Bainhridge, 2 1-2 miles east of Brick Chapel, 8 miles northGrecncastle, on EDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1941 At 10:80 o'clock. |hoRSES—2, 8-ycar old geldings, wt. 1500 Ihs. each, well extra good work team; I, 4-yr. aid gray mare wt. 1500 lbs., a CATTLE 1, 4-yr. old Jersey cow with extra good calf by side, Igood milk cow;’ 1, .Vyr. old Roan row with calf by side, giving Bw of milk; 1, 5-yr. old Jersey to freshen In June, milking good [I, fi-yr. old Jersey to freshen in June and milking good; 1, 8-yr. Vsey cow to freshen In March. J Young Hampshire male hog. f A KM IMPLEMENTS & HARNESS—Good farm wagon with >p and grain bed, rotary hoe, rultlpactor, mowing machine, John <8>rn planter with fertiliser and checli row attachments, John cultivator, end-gate seeder, walking break plow, double shovel good harness for thre,* homes, collsrx, halters, wave* wire hers, forks. 1, 8-hottom, 14 Inch tractor break plow, 8 ft. tandem lltarrels and small articles, lumber, 6 gates, lautz grspple hay | shovels, pleks, Wilcox cream separator, water cream se|sin»tnr tew, hand washing machine with wringer, and other tools fEED—250 hu. good yellow com; 200 bu. oats, extra good; 8 »f good mixed hay to be haled; 2 tons bean hay baled; t tons oats straw. lOITSEHOLO & MISCELLANEOUS—E-Z-Way Kerosene range, tew; new Monarch range, cream colored; Walnut dining room library table, kitchen cabinet, rugs, chairs, tables, fruit jars, $ (dialrs, porch swing, some dishes, new battery radio and table, », chest of drawers, beds, mattress and springs, piano and aumother articles. TERMS—CASH , CLARENCE W. CROSBY Ownor. ON HURST, Auctioneer LOCKEY HURST, Clerk. iMnner by Bainhridge Methodist l-Adles Aid.

do solemnly Hwear (or af-

of Re-

am! Balance* Is

true and* correct, as I verily Relieve; and I further declare that the sums with which*! am ehariccd in this report are all of the sums received toy me. and the various Items of expenditure* eredlted have ht*en Hilly paid in th** Hum stated, and without expressed or .

implied iui'eem"nt that any ptuiloii (points respccli vci.\.

thereof shall l»»* retained by or repaid " to me or any other person. And 1 further decl®re, and swear (or affirm) that 1 have received no money, nor article* of value. In consideration of any contract made toy me as Trustee

of this Township.

I*RTF HOIjBAPULE. Trustee of WaHhliiffton Township, fttihsetihed and sworn (or affirmed) to before rfie. the Chairman of the Advisor> Board 4if this Township, this 7th day of January. 1941. —j c’halrman of the Advisory Board of Washing-

ton Township.

This report was received, accepted and approved by the Advisory Hoard of this Township, at Its Annual Meeting. thl* 7th day of January, 1941. .1 FRED H \ RKIF, (’HAS. 1». REEL. Advisory Hoard W.ishiutf ton Township.

PLANE WATCHES FISHERMEN

LANSING, Mich. (UP) The state conservation department has enlisted the alii of modern science in controlling the operations of commercial fishermen operating on the Great Lakes. Short-wave radio communications between a pontoon-equipped airplane and shore stations are used to detect and apprehend violators.

SPECIAL! Send your Shirts on Sat. •* /X Washed & Ironed—Only AUC Home Laundry & Cleaners Phone 128

Belle Union (85) Benaasi

Nichols

Mullis Gaston Mosit

Broadstreet

Walters

Totals

Itieelsville (24) Chew

Skelton

Landis

Hammond

Knight Totals

fg 5 0 2 3 1 3 1 15 fg . 3 2 0 . I 4 10

rt 2 1 0 1 0 0 1 5 ft 1 3 0 0 0 4

Cloverdale, 34: Quincy, 20 Cloverdale worked on Quincy the tune of 34-20 limiting the loser to 5 field goals in a game which was marred by 42 personal fouls

FOR SALE: Large waterless cooker, bridge lamp, two comforters. Phone 749-J. 17-lp. Fresh sausage Saturday, also fries and hens, pies, cakes and salads of all kinds. Farm Women's Market. 19 south Indiana. 17-lt FOR SALE: One air compresser, one batti ty charger, one battery tester. Good condition. A. & S. Junk Yard, 317 north Vine street, Phone 678. 17-2t. Fresh meat, ribs, backbones, tenderloin. sausage, hams and mince meat at Farm Woman's Matket Saturday. Mrs. Scobee. 17-lp. FOR SALE: Repair parts for all makes, coal or wood, heaters, cookstoves. ranges. Prompt delivery on parts not in stock. Furniture Exchange. West Side Square. Phono 170-J. 17-lp.

FOUND: Large white sow by Floyd Rains at his home north of Vivalia on December 25. Owner may have same by paying for this ad and feed bill. 16-2p. Furniture Loans. One to sixteen months to repay. INDIANA LOAN CO. eod

Will trade coining 2 year old Guernsey heifer for sheep. Address Box 5, Banner. 17-2p.

Totals 5

Bees Win From Bridgeton, 32-25

Russellville, playing in the Wshash Valley tourney at Marshall, eliminated Bridgeton. 32 to 25 Thursday night. The Bees led all the way. holding a 12 to ft edge at the half. However, the Putnam county boys won on free throws as each team connected for nine fiel I goals, tail Russellville made good on 14 free tosses while B idgeton connected seven times from the charity stripe. Russellville will meet an old county rival in the semi-finals Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock when they clash with Roachdale.

—Real Estate— FOR SALE: An eighty acre farm in East Cloverdale Township. Fifty acres tillable, four room house, large bam. Buildings in good repair. Fences good. Price $2800 00. J. T Christie, Real Estate.

FOR SALE: A six room modern home in good repair. Splendid lot Price $3800 00 Terms. Inspect thi.home at No. 1016 South Indiana and see what a real bargain It is. J. T Christie, Real Estate.

-For Rent—

F<H! RENT: 3 unfurnished rooms. 301 south Jackson. 16-2p.

Bridgeton G. Hartman Brown Overpeck

Law

Lear Rig Jin Fox Byers Totals

(25)

3 2 1

0 0

2 0 . 9

ft 2

1 0

0 2 0 7

FOR RENT: Three room modern apartment, heat and water furnished, available January 28, good location. Call 378-J. 17-3p.

FOR RENT: Modern sleeping room for employed lady, available February 1. 607 south Ixtcust street.

17-lt

FOR RENT: Two modern unfurnished rooms, available March 17 Address Box H, Banner. 17-3p.

BOWLING STANDING

Pet

Kroger’s

66t

Eitel’s

642

Home Laundry

.595

Coca Cola

571

University

5*7

Zinc A

500

Midwest

.500

Zinc B

.452

0. & I

.309

Rotary

.285

Rii*«ellvllc (82)

f* «

l*f

L. Clodfelter

Potter

Kushong

Perry

Hovermale

McCullough

...... 1

Totals

. 10

IN MEMORY In loving memory of our

son

and

brother. Maurice A.

Craver,

who

left

BOWLING SCHEDULE Monday 7:30 -Coca Cola vs. Kroger's Tuesday 7:30 University vs. Rotary Wrtlmytday 8:00 Eitel’s vs. Home Laundry Thursday 7:30—O. & I. vs. Zinc B Friday 7:30 Midwest vs. Zinc A

us one year ago. Jan 17. 1940. Your patient ways and dear sweet

face,

Are a pleasure to recall, You had a kindly word for each. And died dearly loved by us all. Buddy we will meet you Someday we know not when. And clasp your hand in that better

land.

Never to part again. Sadly missed by mother, dad and Harold. UO-MUH SEEK WORK LAWRENCE, Kan. (UP)—Four hundred and fifty-nine women student* at the University of Kansas have applied at the women students employment bureau for work while attending school this semester, ac cording to Marie Miller, secretary of the bureau.

FOR RENT: Sleeping room, double bed, suitable for students or working men. 610 south Jackson. 17-lp.

Wan tod

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY With automobile business at high-

est level in years, there is excellent opportunity if you are Interested. In dealership for one of the outstanding popular lines of cars for Putnam county. Small amount of money necessary. Prompt action important. Write to Box 16. Greencastle Bannet, Greencastle, Indiana. 17-2t.

Expert Piano Tuning

AND REPAIRING

La VERNE HI LEV 207 W. Poplar Street Phone 608-R.

Wanted to contact someone driving to Indianapolis daily. Phone 643.

18-2L

$100 000 000 for having been a good $12 a week office girl. No Cinderella romance has ever equalled this of the little American stenographer who won Britain’s eccentri peer, and now become* England’s richest widow. Read about her in the illustrated feature in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next week’s Sunday Chicago Herald-Ametlcan. 17-lp. 0 4* + 4* 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ; 4 MORTON 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Little Walter Bruce Stewart ha.; the measles. Wm. Whitted has been real ill th< past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Witt Sutherland ol Russellville spent Friday with Mr and Mrs. I^afe McGaughey. John Mayfield, Jr., has been on tlv sick list the past week. George Unger called on Juni tt Farrow on Thursday afternoon Lafe McGaughey had a surpris. on his birthday by Mr. and Mrs Clar ncc Overstreet and son Walter, an t Mr. and Mrs. Ike Wiatt of Wuveland who visited with him on Wedtics av evening, Jan. 8. Mrs. Howard Farrow and Mrs. Junior Farrow entertained at dinner Mrs. Anna Hood and Jess Smith, Miss Frances Lanham and John Hood of Gresncastle, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Firestone, Mr .and Mrs. Bert Garrett and daughter Ruth Nell, Mr and Mrs. Joe Bolin of Danvilh on Friday

evening.

Mr and Mrs. Thomas Scot railed on Mr. and Mrs. Verlln Jarvis at Greencastle last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Martin and daughters attended a birthday dinner for Jack Martin on Saturday evening at Rockville. The two Mr. Martins arc brothers. Mrs. Ival McGaughey spent Fr iday evening with Mrs. Sat ah Lane Mrs. Walter Webb’s sister and son of Miami, Fla., arc spendim a few weeks with her. Mrs. Carrie Clodfelter returned home from .Lebanon after spending a week with her son, Wilbur. Mrs. Josephine Burk is spending the week with her son Forest and family at Cloverdale. Miss Elenore Margaret, Mary Florence and Betty Miller entertained the Epworth League with a pound party on Friday evening at their home. Mrs. Alta Bales has been real |K)orly the past week. Bobby Call spent Thursday night , with his Grandmother Burk. Mrs. Laura Inge is a little better at this writing.

We Make Service Calls Tire repairing, Battery recharging Phone 789 Dobbs Tire A Battery Service

MOTiru oi’ qi ti.il h \tio> oi’ KXKtl Toil Notice in Hergby Given. That the tinilerMifcncd him duly i|tialifi«il Hxeditor of the* 1 itirl will ami testa meut of James ivtty deuaux. d. In th. I’uttmm Circuit Court, of I’utnum Coumy, Indiana, and hun buett duly nuthoriiud toy xnid Court to admlnintcr s.itol ♦•st.it**. Said estate is MUppom d to be solvent. Jan. 16. 1941. O. C. Olll'Mt, Kxecutor No. 8252. Homer c\ Morrlaon, Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court. 17 t.