The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 January 1941 — Page 3

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THE DAILY BANNER, OREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, JANT'ART 20, T94T.

Runners-Up In Net Tournament

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SPORT TABS from HKRE andTHKRE “JIMMIE-

Fillmore Bows To Mooresville, 27-21; Roachdale Five Is Winner At Marsha!!

\VA>rrPr>: cattle hldpa. Will pay h*».at market prices. Flint's Market. 316 North Jackson Street. 20-2t

WANTED to rent on or before April 1. large house, centrally located. Address Box 9, Banner. 20-2t

WANTED: Wood cutters, rural 4F11.

Phon 20-2t.

WANTED: 4 boys over 18 to dis tiibutc circus bills Monday, Jamjar 27. See Mr. Keyes at Commcrcia Hotel Tuesday at 6 p. m. for inst ui • tions. 20-11.

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bove is the Fillmore high school basketball squad, coached by Elmer Hammond, former Greencastle ardl.nals were hunners-up in the Wabash Valley tournament held here last weekend, losing tc juiwVHl* to t he final tilt Saturday night Exoerience gained in this tourney should prove of value to the Cards

the Sectional meet in this city next month.

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NAt a meeting of the student body the Bainbrid, ■ high school, Frt- _ IT, January 16, Rev. Wilson of the inbridge Chn ' an church, gave a <y interesting and appropriate adt)l !bb. He oap. daily spoke to the 1Pt . ‘iketball boys about their defeat . t ,, the toumam' nt. He related his lp a experience, with losing basketr ^ 11 teams, and about their coui age d desire net to give up. Rev. ljt Iron said, BTou can be down and rten but you don’t have to give

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He ti en quoted acveral verses

scripture which were in keeping th his geneiai theme. He toll, ne very interesting and humors incidents that happened to a end of hia. which proved to be

to the students.

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closed his ::alk with the thought i*t if you lose, be good losers. -. McClure, a teacher, gave the

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■he second giade, as usual, is a ry busy gr<> ip. They are studying , ‘rjiimo life in the “Great White 'rtn. This idea was earned out

st ™‘Egh a Kan<

Am-oikI Grade

table project, stor-

.es and studying the changes in clothings, homes and habits of Eskimoes through the generations. For the sand table the children brought halves of grapefruit, which were covered with cotton and articial snow. The children made stand-up figures of animals, including small seals, polar bears, penguins, dogs, walrus and whale. Donald Biann's father made an Eskimo man, sled, and a team of dogs which help to demonstrate the ideas. To represent ice, silvered paper was used with blue green paper where the Ice was broken or an Eskimo was spearing

fish.

To improve and safeguard the health of our children, we have morning inspection, daily. If a child is found to have fever, probably a communicable disease we exclude him from the school. It is our greatest desire to improve the appearance or our children. Cleanliness, neatness and general health are our main factors. Each morning the child's hair, scalp, teeth, skin and throat arc inspected. Teeth are an important factor to healthful living-good habits grow to be priceless ones’ as the years go by. Learning the proper way to

brush every tooth on all sides usually takes about three minutes and is a very good habit. The children j studied the structure of the tooth and its parts. To correlate with art we drew a healthy tooth and a decayed one, showing a large cavity. Each temporary tooth plays "follow the leader’’ with a permanent tooth so let us care for all our teeth.

Safety has its place in this grad.' as well as in high schools. Each child is taught to conduct himselt properly as well as safelv To help the teacheis to attain this point, the school purchased a set of books on safety entitled "In Town and Country’’ published by the American Book Co. Thsi book deals with each phase of danger and is written on the level with the child’s vocabulary. This book lists many safety habits and attitudes and has many colorful pictures. These books are used as supplementary reading material ami a special period is used for

discussion of safety.

F.llmoro’a Cardinals put up a game fight against the Mooresville ?ionee.s Saturday night in the local high school gym but the boys from Morgan county won the final game of the Wabash Valley preliminary tourney, 27 to 21. By virtu ■ of this victory, Mooresville travels to Terre Haute this week end foi the final round, meeting Palestine. 111., at 8:30 o’clock Friday morning. Over at Marshall, the Roachdale Hawks came through Saiumuy night defeating Tangier 37 to 23, and the north Putnam squad will tangle with Decker at 9:30 a. m. Friday. The Hawks were given a bad scare Saturday afternoon by the Russellville Bees, who forced them into an over-

time.

In the Filmore-Moorosvillc tilt, the Pioneers led all the way holding an 11 to 6 edge at the quarter and a 17 to 9 advantage at the half. In the thi-d period, the Cards outplayed Mooresville ringing up 7 points while holding their opponents to 2 points, and it was 19-16. Both team.- foughi hard during the fourth quarter with Mooresville emerging the winner,

27 to 21.

Knetzer and Arnold were outstanding for Fillmore while Sawyer and Wilson were the bright lights

for the Pioneers. Summaries of the

Roachdale games are

—2<'or Sale-

Miscellaneous

TOURNEY NOTES

For an all-tourney squn I leeted the following:

FOR SALE: Fine Stamen Wine-, NOTICE: For your asn-haull v saps. King David, Grimes and others please call for Eldon Lewis at Fre fide and up. We deliver. Phone rural Janies Res. Phone 718-W. 7-TK

9F2. McCullough Orchard. 14-tf. —

FORWARDS Young, Mooresville Scobeo, ( loverdale Henassi. Belle I'liion Arnold, Fillmore

Highest price paid for all kinds o"

50 Baried Rock pul-: junk, paper, rugs, Iron, all kinds of

metal. We also buy beef hides. A & S Junk Yard. Phone 678, Greet.castle. 3-tf.

FOR SALE

lets Eugene Dorsett, Greeneastle. R. 2. 18-2p

(ENTERS Knetzer, Fillmore Beasley, Mooresville

CHARTER OAK HEATING STOVES: Wood and coal combinations. REEVES ELECTRIC. North Side Square, Phone 139-M. Mon.-tf

GUARDS Knight, ReetivHle BrnadsteatS, Belle Union Wilson, Mooreaville Ader, Buinhridge

Reelsville, undefeated this season until they humped into Belle Union Thursday night, was the only “gymless" team in the tournament. Glendon Rightsell told us the Reelsville boys have to practice at various towns in that locality and seldom do the players gel home and in bed before 10 o’clock at night. With tin prospects on hands, it is certainly top bad that the Reelsville netters do not have their own hardwood court.

Baby Chicks. U. S. R O. P. White and Barred Rocks and white Leghorns. U. C. certified White Rocks and white Leghorns. Al! chicks U. S. I Pullorum Tested by whole blood test, j Deitz Poultry Farm, Center Point, Indiana. Mon.-tf.

COMPLETE Grease Job 59c nt Deem’s Standard. Car washing. North Jackson St. 24 hour service. i3-tf.

FOR SALE green enamel

dition. Phono 473-R.

Kitchen Maiii tan and range. In good con-

20-It

FOR SALE: Hand crocheted table cloth and Buffet set. Raymond Lisby, Airport Road, 1 1-2 miles. 20-2p

Furniture Loans. One to sixteen months to repay. INDIANA LOAN CO. eo I

For service and repairs on you Hoover vacuum sweeper. Call Horace Link and Company. Phone 127. Thurs-Mon-ti

FOR SALE: 500 bushels of good corn. Jesse Eggers, Cloverdale. 20-2t

Fillmore and

as follows:

Fillmore Arnold, f Sechman, f Knetzer, c . E. Buis, g R. Buis, g Masten Tharp Higgins Totals

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FOR SALE: Used electric washer. Price $10. 1028 south Indiana street.

20-ip |

Mooresville (27) Tingle, f Waringer, f

Beftseley, c 1 Sawyer, g Wilson, g

f* 2 2 1 4 1

GREATEST

3

Swinney 0 Young 1 Totals 11

Officials: Dulgar and Green.

11 DAYS Jan 14 to Jan. 25

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Roachdale Etcheson, f Thomas, f Brothe s, c Morris, g Eggers, g Higgle, f Roe, f Thompson, c Clones, g R. Morris, g .

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Stanley Knight, we were told is one of Reelsville's most consistent perfprmers, and he proved that against Belie Union. Not only did he play a good floor game but he was also high point man for his team collecting 4 buckets from the field.

Real Estate—

FOR SALE: An 86 acre farm, four miles from Greeneastle. 60 acres tillable. Five loom house. Price $4500. Payment plan. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 20-3t.

We liked Broadstreet, the boy with the No 2 on his jersey on the Belie Union squad. He worked hard all | the time In the Reelsville and | Mooresville tilts and never gave up in the latter contest until the final |

ftun.

FOR SALE: house i.n East Price $.'!H00 0O. Estate.

A six room modern section of the City. J. T. Christie, Real 20-3t

—For Rent-

V. Young of Mooresville was the best substitute in the tourney. He was injected into the MooresvilleBelle Union game and sparked the Pioneers to victory.

FOR RENT: Nice clean sleeping | rooms with board, for two. Private home. One newly furnished. 201 Spring Avenue. Phone 299. 20-tf

In the final game Saturday night, Fillmore missed 11 out of 16 chances from the foul line. Mooresville missed 12 out of 17 attempts at the charity stripp.

FOR RENT: Three semi-modern unfurnished rooms, private entrance, garden and garage. Phone 519-R. 20-Ip

FOR RENT 2 modern sleeping rooms. Good heat. 302 south Indiana street. 20-23-2p

CUM FIT ( (H UT NOTES In the divorce proceedings of Myrtle Beeklehimer vs. John Becklehimer, Saturday, the defendant defaulted and Prosecuting Attorney Rexell A. Boyd appeared In his official capacity to represent his interests. Judge Marshall D. Abram* gi anted the divorce asked by Mrs, Beeklehimer Russell Bray, formerly an architect in this city, was before the court this morning on a chrage of defrauding the Crawford hotel out of a board bill, last October. He pleaded not guilty and his hearing was set for February 8. He is working in Indianapolis. James Self, 20 years old, who was sent to the penal farm by the Marion county criminal court, pleaded guilty before Judge Abrams to escaping from the farm January 14 and was sentenced by the court to serve from one to five years in the state reformatory. Anita Kathleen Miller «was grant ed a divorce from Jasper L. Miller and the custody of their child, Nam Catherine Miller. The father wn ordered by the court to pay $ t weekly for the support of the child, and the fee for the plaintiff's at torney.

risers Lose To

FOR RENT 5 room cottage, electricity, water in kitchen, garden, 5 acres pasture, 10 miles west of Greeneastle. Tom Shetrone, 302 south Indiana street. 18-2p

EVENING SCHOOL

Butler Netted

111 LLDOGS COME FROM BFI1IM) TO DEFEAT DEPACW,, 88-84 KATCKDAV NIGHT

FOR KENT Available February 1st, one two bedroom and one one bedroom apartment. Utilities furnished. Call custodian Cole Apartments. 20-22-24-25-27-29-31-7t

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Tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock the biggest washer sale ever held in this state will "break." Speed Queen dealers throughout the state are co operating simultaneously with 4 different manufacturers to bring you this sensational 64-piece laundry outfit bargain. We are happy to be one of these dealers and to be able to offer this extraordinary saving to our customers. All you need do is price these items individually to realize how extraordinary this saving really is. By all means, don't miss this greatest of all washer bargains. Come in tomorrow.

Tangier (28) DeBawun, f Byerly, f Cole, c Thomas, g Orvia, g Kicks, f

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SCOUT TROOP 90 ON TOP IN NET LEAGUE

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Double Wall SPEED QUEEN WASHER

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The thing that makes this offsr so sensational is not only the amount oi merchandise included — but the QUALITY oi the washer. It Is a genuine double wall Speed Queen with the famous fast washing Bowl^[Shaped Tub and full length ^ Steel Chassis. It Is one of the most popular models in the entire Speed Queen line — and 100% satisfaction is positively guaranteed.

HERE’S WHAT YOU GET * 1940 Model "500" Sp..d Queen Electric Washer * Set of durable twin Metal Tubs with casters ★ 60 box case of RINSO ★ Ironing Board

* Electric iron complete with cord and plug

for only

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Pe* Month

iorace Link & Company

The Store of Furniture

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Boy Scouts in the Putnam County Scout league played off another series of games in the basketball league last week and talk is now current oi a tourney to be held sometime soon In games played last week Troop 99 eeked out a victory over Limedale by a score of 17 to 16: Fox Ridge won their first game when they defeated Troop 43 by a score of 27 t< 26 and a third game, equally close was played between Troop 90 and Fillmore with troop- 90 holding th«

BOWLING STANDING

day night at Indianapolis to hand |

FOR RENT: Three room modern apartment, heat and water furnished, available January 28, good loca-

tion. Call 378-J

17-3p

the DePauw Tigers their first Indi-

ana Conference basketball defeat of I FOR RENT: Two modern unfurthe season, 38 to 34. nished rooms, available March 17 During the eiyly part of tnc tut. ■ Address Box H. Banner. 17-8p.

the Bulldogs trailed, 13-0. but in the — later stages of the conflict the Methodists lest throe fi st string

players via the personal foul route and this enabled the scrapping Butler netters to win. A crowd of moie than 4.000 fans witnessed the game which local rooters described as one of the best hardwood court battles they have witnessed this winter. Lineup and summary:

FOR SALE Boy’s bicycle, full size, balloon tires, black and white, $7.95. Furniture Exchange, west side square. Phone 170-.I. 20-lp

Wanted

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W

L

Pet

Kroger's

28

14

666

Eitel's

27

15

642

Home laundry

25

17

.595

Coca Cola

24

18

,571

University

23

19

.547

Zinc A

21

21

.500

Midwest

21

21

,50<J

Zinc B

19

23

.452

O. A I

., 13

29

309

Rotary

12

30

.285

BOWLING SCHEDULE

7:30

7:30

7:30

7:30

Monday Coca Cola vs Kroger’s Tuesday University vs. Rotary Wednesday BRel's vs. Home Laundry Thursday -O. & I. vs. Zinc B Friday Midwest vs Zinc A

Butler

Dietz, f

Braden, f

Hamilton, c Hunckler, g

Neat, g

Schumaker, McCray, g

Noiris, f

Clayton, c Totals

DePauw

Jones, f .... ...

Shalley, f Biggs, c

Roberts, g Prewitt, g

Crane, f

Dooley, g Hercules, g Thatcher, g Fillbrandt, f ...

Totals

Score at half

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WANTED: Middle age lady to care for invalid. Address Box A. care of Banner. 18-2p.

The Evening School which is sponsored each year by the Vccatlon:" Agricultural Department of th Reelsville High School under the d reetion of R. H. Caughell, will h tv an organization meeting nt thn high school building at 7:15 p r Thursday, January 23rd. Problems which have been : igested come from the enterp poultry, beef cattle, farm mnnu,: ment and farm shop. The probleu that shall be considered in th series of meetings shall be selected at this first meeting. The women generally are responsible for the home poultry flod therefore in the past, women h:i% made up a high percentage of It members of the poultry schools

DR. CARHON HONOIH I)

Wanted to do general trucking of all kinds. Hiram Cole. Greeneastle, R. 4. 17-20-21-3p.

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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

With automobile busineMs at highest level in years, there is excellent opportunity If you are Interested, in dealership for one of (he outstanding popular lines nt cars for Putnam County. Small amount of money necessary. Prompt action important.

Writ,

to Box 16,

GREENCASTLE BANNER, Greeneastle, Indiana

Dr. W. W Carson, head department of history at DePauw University, was signaly honored b • Wofford College, from wtrch he eeived his A B degree, by L in selected as one of its dlstingui died alumni elected a charier memb< the Phi Beta Kappa chapter just installed there. Dr. Carson graduated from Woffo d College in 1907 an 1 I'ecelved h!s M A degree frori Trinity C lb . e in 1908 He^ earned his Pit. D. d •- gree in 1914 from the Univi isity rf Wisconsin and joined the DePauw faculty in 1916. He is completing his twenty-fifth year as a DePauw teacher.

TO II WE OYSTER SCPPF.lt

•DePauw, 20: Butler.

one point edge, 24 to 23.

This places the standing this week

WANTED: General Housework by day or week. Mrs. Della Hinkle, 206 west Jacog St. 20-lp.

as follows:

Won

Lost

Percent

—p We Make Service

Troop 90

6

1

.857 j

Calls

Troop 99

5

3

.625

Limedale

4

3

.571 1

Tire repairing, Battery recharging

Troop 43

4

4

.500 1

Phone 789

Fillmore

_... 2

5

.285

Dobbs Tire & Battery Service

Fox Ridge

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6

.142 1

The Christian Endeavor of the Fillmore Christian Church cordially invites the public to attend their Oyster Supper at the church in Fillmore on Wednesday. January 22. Free entertainment has been prepared and an evening of gaiety will be enjoyed by those attending. The supper is being held to raise funds for sending young people to tin state conference at Brookly, Indiana, next summer.

CARD OF TH Wks W e wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to our friends, neighbors and relatives for the sympathy ami many acts of kindness shown us during our sorrow. We also wish to thank all those who sent the lovely flowers William Vtiilllnix and daughter.