The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 January 1941 — Page 4

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luoiint «»f all rioiiM fiindM of Purnnm t'oun* from and Imlt in* year

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|{a!ania* on Hand Ip.iipi- iMirinK Viar Total ..f I ta I. .1 III] Rrmdr'ts . . . I»i,‘l»ur.s« im-nlh IniritiK Vi'or . J Mna I I »a latifi-M 'lof. Hal .ih shown by thiH |{«port Wan.-.nt (’InikH owtstandiiiK

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ru*i. in in.,,, ihc. 31. 11140 .. $i.$a$.«n I. John A. Abel, th»» Truste#* of fJri'Mo-oHtli- TowvnHhlp. Pulnam Hounty, indiaiia, do solemnl.v sw«*ar tar af* fiinU thill ih.* i»rm*»*dlnK report of Re-ii-lpiM. IHshttmoments and HalancaM is ti n*' and i orrei l. as I verily bellevo; md I furt her declare that the Hit ms with whlrh 4 nm charged In this report are * II of the Slims received by me. and the various Items of expenditures credited have been fully laid In the munt stated, and without expressed or implied agreement that any portion 00.00 | thereof shall »*. retained by or repaid

1,000.00 J to rm- or any o her person. And I fur-

I'.ooo ther declare, and swear tor affirm) r.n.oo! mil I nave received no money. nor articles of value. In eonalflemtion of

any cunt nut made by n

of this Township. JOHN A AH El-

astic Tow

nd sworn tor affirmed) he Chairman of the Ad-

ory uounl of this Township, this

7th dav of .hinnary. 1041

JOHN <\ TREMBLY, Chairman of Advisory Board of (ireen-

citsUe Township.

'I’hls report was received, accepted

and approved l*> the Advisory Board of this Township, nt Its Annual Meeting,

this 7ih day of January. 194 1.

JOHN C. TREMBLY,

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fi5.00ia.iy contrai t made by me as Trust

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Hoard of this Township.

Oreencastlc Township.

the Chairman of the Ad-

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$1,350 I 2 555.1$ $:* •;05.70 I.7H9.07 $ I.KOO.ti:: s Ul.7f

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$ 1,227.7 5 1.227.75 $ 0.00 $i.Koo r*;

MAVNAItli ORCBB.

K U HARTLEY. Advisory Board

< Jreenefi stle Township.

^ HAST MARION ■* Mrs. Amy Buis callerl on Mrs. Onn IIIg:;;<*ns last Tuesday afterr.'ion. K'.’in^lh Wallace and family have moved in with John Wallace to care

for him. Mr. Wallace la quite poor- j . p l ly ■ > Ulia time. I M . and Mrs. J. hn McCammr.ck

urJay morning at the Putnam county hospital and have nameJ him David Clarence. ■Mrs, den X!u ger.a end laughters called on Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Buia | Satu day afternoon. Rev. and Mrs. William Cr~pp were j Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and i Mrs. A. O. Cooprider. Mr. and Mrs. Ayler Nelson and, daughte ■ called on Mrs. Alpha Bunt- ! cn Friday. Mrs. Oran Hula spent Thursday with Mrs. Homer Slavcns of Clinton Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith called on Mr. and Mrs. Tester Storm Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Mellic Storm and Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Cooprider spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Fret* Heavin and helped butcher hogs. Dillian Faith Buis called on Miss rhy'lls Storm Sunday afternoon. Miss Alleena Heavin spent Saturday night with Mrs. Alpha Bunten.

SPORT TABS from HERE and THERE

••JIMMIE”

Russellville W ins From Belle l nion

3E= KROGER

PORK $<

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In cello rolls Q| No. 1 quality v Mild Seasoned

Lb. 22 c

FRESH

PURE PORK

FANCY

FRES-SHORE

MEATY SPARE RIBS

SMOKED SAUSAGE RING STYLE

SMOKED TROUT

LARGE WHITE OYSTERS SOLID PACK

Lb. I5 C

Lb. Z7 C

Lb. 35 c

rt. 25 c

Sliced

Bacon

1 Lb. Cello Pkg. ^ Kingan Reliable £

for 29 c

KROGER

The Russellville ‘•Bets” defeated the lads front Belle Union l.y a 4225 count in a game played last evening on thi Russellville hn iwood. The Bees were never headed, enjoying a 21-10 half-tini'’ advantage. ~erry ami Potter lei Ur Russellville attack while Mullins and Bcnassi were high for the losers.

Bf.-I.'M I 'lion

n o 3 1 4

1 3 5 3

Bushong, g 2

Gaston, f

Benaesi, f Nichols, c Mullins, g

Walters, g

Broadstreet, g .

Russellville

Jj. Clodfclter, f

Potte, , f Perry, c

I •>vermale, g

Rrundage, c McCutcheon. g D. Clodfclter Welch, g "B” gnm'’ B< lie Union, sollville, 24.

F 1 2 0 d 0 0 F

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BOWLING STANDING

Eltel'a Kroger’s Home Laundry University Coca Cola Zinc A Midwest Zinc B O. & I. Rotary

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NOTICE: please tall f 0t James Rts. p^Highcst pricTp^i junk, paper, m< ‘ tal w« »,„■, H S Junk plJ. castle. Deem’s Standa^l Mot th Jackson St J

BOWLING SCHEDULE

7 :.'!0

7:110

Thursday Eitel's vs Midwest. Friday Zinc B vs Rotary.

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THIS WEEK'S NET TILTS (j recncastlo Jan. 31—Seymour, T Del’uuw No game scheduled. Rainbridge Jan. 31—Fillmore, T Belle Union Jan. 31—Cloverdale. T Fillmore Jan. 31- Bainbridge, H Kusnellville Jan. 29- Belle Union, H Jan. 31— Ladoga, T Cloverdale Jan. 31—Belle Union, H fioachdale Jan. 31 Waveland, T

—For Sale—

FOR SALE: RC Case tractor steel wheels, good condition. Ternu p O Box 57, Greencastle, Indiana. 28-d.f.

F « It S A L E : Factory rebuilt ELECTRIC SWEEPERS. Royaly, Eureka’s, BeeVac’s and G. E.’s. Guaranteed 1 year. $10.95. Miller’s Drive-In Store. 303 N. Jackson. 29-6t.

MAYTAG WASHERS—It is possohle to buy a Maytag as low as $69.95. Reeves Electric. Thurs.^tf.

FOR SALE: U. S. No. 1 Wisconsin potatoes. $1.39 bag. Oakleys. 28-3p.

HUNDREDS OF VALUES — HERE ARE ONLY A FEW: TOMATO son*, Country Club f*UCDDSCC Country Hub lied Sour l*itle<l, 12 cans, ajP" _ V ^ : :l < '" ns ’ 1 i)(* tflLrinlLJ $1.00; 24 cans, *24N>—3 No. 2 C ans fclOC SI.07—4 cans A. c/L. I'ountrv Club Ciokh-n Runtiim, Whole mi _ CAMPBEIX’8 Tomato f>r „ I f|KN Soup, 4 cans Will 1 Kernel Vaciuuu I*«eke<| — 3 cans 12 cans, $1.00; 24 cans, $2.00 HOMINY, Country Club 12 cans, 87c; 24 <uns, -| f- PIUFAPPI F TH-Test Slke*!, 12 cans, 75c; QEf* $1.01—2 No. I Vi cans J Ov I InLAl I Lb 24 cans, $ 1.50—4 flat cans C> W V# iite TUNA FLAKES 1“!.“r "* 10c PFAPHF^ r ,,ntrv nuh 18,4,n " 9Qr GRAPEFRUIT C 24 cans, $3.35—5 No. 21 i cans hWl# JI K F RARY FOOr Stakely’s, 12 cans, 00c; - Facker’a 12 eMM, $!.A9 I.9HSIE I VVM 24 cans. $1.20—can 24 cans, $3.35 *>Q/. 2 Giant «ans dog food rr::r;r 25c VKAm TJ'XLJ ATACC Avondale, 12 cans, 87c; a m Bartletts, 12 cans $1.09; IMAIDES ss.,,15C “rs,*?! ... 29c UHEESE ApnipAjr Vldmle In Syn»|., 12 cans, $1.50; Q|W.mlsor Loaf ar ArnlUUI J 24 cans, $3.00-2 No. *•/, cans COG - ,h APpi F ^AIIfF Vmmatry auk ’ ^ 7Sr; 9C«* All LL JAUVL 24 cans. $1.50—I No. 2 cans Eatmer 9;-,. PFAfHF^ la. 12 r-ans, $1.47; 3 l.l*s. £DL 1 bMVULJ 24 «ans, $2.89—2 No. 2', cans APPI F^ Prodiner-C'oosnmer Sale, Faney Box Cd% CT)FFEE All LLJ Belicloits «r Wlnesana—Lb. DC Spotlight Hot-Dated BROCCOLI ^10c 37c < EI.ERV HEARTS, 1/1.. CARROTS, New Texan Q ( LOCK BREAD Crisp. Fresh, bunch IvC 2 bum tics vC Twisted ^ _ Kill’BARB New Hot HouM POTATOES. Kmcer’s Selected 2 ’ 11 ? !•» •°«»ves IOC I??:™ 19c S™*— 22c butter T'^TZT 19c » , "‘ h 32c Juley, IbiK. Naney Hall, 4 lbs. for I R ^PFFRIIST . 70 fb^dleon ^ SUGAR UP TLinUM Heavy with Jilieo—«far I wC pine Granulated pa Pink Meat Seedless, 54 size, 3 for . 10c 10 lb. hag OI.C

™ ,# AMAZINO OU AR ANT III

Philip Helm and Shirley Ann spent ^ a. .p .p .p .j. .j. f T * -p -p ^

Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Boh

Helm and family.

Ernest Chiles and Lucille Chiles spent Saturday evening with Billy Patton and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ren-

fro.

Billy Patton and Eve ett Hansel spent Sun lay afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Alva Chiles. Mrs. Wamaley was in Indianapolis shopping last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Wifmsley called on Will Baiton Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Will Barton called • >n Mr. and'M s. David Hansel Sunday evening. Mrs. Joneg called on Mr. and Mrs. Wamaley Sunday afternoon. iPhilip Helm and daughter Shirley Ann called on Mr. and Mrs. F. Hansel Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Hansel and family spent Friday aftc noon at Mr rfnd Mrs. Philip Helm’s.

IN MEMORY

In loving memory of our dear husband and father, John L. Williamson, who passed away Jan. 30th, 1939. As I loved you, so I miss you, In my heart you are always there; Loved, remembered, longed for, always Brings many a silent tear. We often stt and think of you, And speak of how you died; To think you could not say good-bye, B» fore you closed your eyes; ‘•'or you were ours, and, we remember, though all the world may forget. Sadly missed by wife and children.

EAST GREENCASTLE TW1*. 4 (gj 4 4- 4 + •!• + T + 4 + + 4§} Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pursell spent Sunday with Mrs. Donald Pursell and children in Bainbridge. On Monday they took Dean Allen Pursell to Indianapolis where he underwent a mastoid operation at the Riley hospital. Reports are that he is improv-

ing nicely.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roach were Friday visitors in the home of their son John and family of Fillmore. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jackson were their daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Robinson and Wanda Lark Robinson of In-

dianapolis.

Mrs. Raymond Pursell and daughter were Thursday afternoon visltorr of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Booher near Bainbridge.

FOR SALE—Five 2-year old heifers, 3 with calves by side. Olen Dudley, Fillmore. 29-2p

FOR SALE: Several pairs of women’s shoes, excellent condition, black, 9, narrow. Call 687-R. 30-2t.

DUROC HOG SALE: 35 bred sows and gilts, 8 males and 10 fall gilts, on farm 7 miles east of Danville, Indiana, Friday. Feb. 7. 1941. Catalog on request. Dr. Earl Ferree, Danville, Indiana. 30-4p.

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Annual meeting~3 Fincastle Coopei will meet on Feb

o’clock in ('omnnancastle for p urpo * « board operator ay 1 that might conieb^L

E18II

day night at y, Side Square. For service Hoover vacuum ri ^ ace Link and Conn

NOTICE: Jars, gj prepared to give 'J Baths and Massag.] •by V. Elaine T!!.'-!* a. m. and M p T ,S ary H

INDIANA UNIV award

RADIO SPECIAL—Get a Stewart Warner combination radio-phono-graph with automatic record changer. $89.95. NOW $65.95. Miller’s Drive-In Store, 303 N. Jackson. 30-l-4-3t.

FOR SALE OR TRADE: Eight brooder houses, 12x14. one-year old, in excellent condition, on runners and wired with lights; also five brooder stoves, 1 bOO-chick size. Will sell or trade for livestock. DR. L. A. RAY, Cloverdale, Ind. 30-6-13-20-It.

For hard coal for stoves or brooder stoves, metal and roll roofing. Sec Pherson, Bainbridge. 30-2t.

—Real Estate—

noth K to iiiunioi* ran ha XT - TAIt* \M» OTTIi:n M CPI.IhlH Foil < Ol NT IIOI si:. .1 \ll„ AM*

rot XTX KAKH

Notice is hereby triven that thi Mimril of t'oniiiilKHloiicTB of the t’<

onei

of I'utniim, Sttiie of IndlanH, will on

»y t'

lh:00 OYImc k A

I he :ird

and

nnty

County

na,

irunry. 1941, up until -J. of said day receive

Idda for the furnlHhina of sanitary Olher supplies for the Putnam Co • ’ourt House, Jail, and County Farm lor the year 1941 according *lo the estimate heretofore filed with the Hoard and adopted on Junuary ti, 1941, and which Is now on file In Ihe office of the Auditor of Putnam County. Hlds will he received on each unit thereon, specified and contract will he awarded to the lowest hlddi-r in the

aggregate.

Hidilers will he reipilreil to file with their hid n hond In a. sum of dntihle

the amount of said hid.

The Hoard reserves the right to hoy more or less nf sapplles on said estlmaic at the hid price. They also reserve the right to reject any or all

hlds.

George L. Rice, Wallace H. Spencer, Andy L. Cross, Board of Commissioners Of the County of Putnam, state of Indiana. jvldle Itols, Auditor JH-J0-2t.

FOR SALE: Twenty four acres three miles from Greencastle on concrete road. Price $1200. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 30-3t

Frank Jarrell, J county schools, nouncenient from jjH charge of the statt^ tests, at Indiana I state finals in tb | achievement conta the extension divia sity. Scholarships will J high ranking senioi six scholarships in 1 ematics, and a prod in discussion will btJ as scholarships in til ions of the solo mu«| Information con« be given interested i Jarrell. The enrollment da^B in eonte it is Fehna^B February I varying deadline am .Wi ROA( IIDALE i (Hllll

FOR SALE: A seventy-eight acre farm in East Russell Township. Fifty acres tillable; six room house; good fencing; large barn. Price $3500. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 30-3t

—For Rent—

FOR RENT: Modem sleeping room for employed lady. Available Feb. J. 607 south Locust street.

FOR RENT: Furnished sleeping room. 110 east Poplar street. Phone 696-M. 27-tf.

FOR RENT; 7 room house and bath Nicely located. Plenty garden ing space. Inquire Wetz Grocery. 28-30-l-3t.

—Wanted

WANTED: Girl for part time housework. School girl preferable. Phone 525-J between 6 and 7:30 P. M 29-2t

Middle aged married man wants a job on farm by day or month. Can give good reference. Address Box 213, Roachdale. 29-2p

We do hemstitching and picoting. Pitchford’s. Thurs.-tf

Sell your old auto bodies, fenders sheet scrap, wire. 1200 E. Maryland Indianapolis, Indiana. AMERICA!* COMPRESSED STEEL CORP.

T. J. Wilson.

Services Sunday Bilile School 9 "|

Batman, supt.

Communion and

10:30 a. m.

■

chu Gre the Mn Odi

Junior rongregati^H

Subject: “The LittleH

Sermons tn minis seven o’cloc k p. m. Studies in the ear'll will be the engaging

day.

A thought for r “Blessed are they tl thirst after nghtcJ shall be filled.” NI thirst; no righteou

DR. LA. viriuff* 228 W. Main St ( LOVERW Free Advc Diseases of

Display Ponds at ItiverNlde Hatchery Nearly two hundred thousand Hooaler anglers and members of their families visited the seven major state fish hatchet ies during 1940, it was announced today by Frank N. Wallace, acting commissioner of the Department of Conservation. This attendance, compiled from daily reports of the hatchery superintendents, is nearly double the mini tier of visitors in 1939. Recognizing the interest of anglers and others in the propagation of game fish to be used In stocking Indiana lakes and streams, special facilities nave been established for visitors at most of the ..atcheries. Picnic tables were in use during the past year at the Avoca, Riverside and Fawn RivA- hatcheries and will be placed for use this summer at TriLakes and Bass Lake hatcheries. Ma-

jor development of picnic facilities has been at the Avoca Hatchery where a shelter house, ovens and trails have been completed. Display ponds in which different species of gam? and predatory fish are exhibited are a popular attraction at Riverside and Wawasee hatcheries. These ponds are shallow and permit a close inspection of the fish displayed. Display ponds are under construction at the Fawn River State Fish Hatchery, located near Orland. northwest of Angola. The Fawn River hatchery when completed, will have the largest water area for game fish propagation of any of the state hatcheries. All the state hatcheries are open to visitors and the attendants welcome an opportunity to discuss the propagation of game fish which are placed in lakes and streams to maintain Indiana’s fine fishing.

WANTED: Any xmo of (teat *tock. Cali 278, Greencastla. Charge* John Wacntel Oo. Ml o

.'aid.

WANTED; Girl for general houR”work. Inquire at Banner. 30-tf

WANTED: To buy small house. When writing, give street and number and price. Where this information is incomplete, will not inveotigate. Address Box T. 30-3p.

WANTED: Litter male puppies weighing fifteen pounds each, or more, under nine months of age and preferably from the country, $1.50 each. Telephone or write for delivery date. Pitman-Moore Company, Zionsville. Indiana. 30 . 4t

SALESMAN WANTED. Steady work. Good pay. Reliable men wanted to call on fanners. No experience or capital required. Write Homer ipher Box 834 Bloomington Illinois. 30-2t. WANTED: To trade practically new Montgomery cream separator, »i*e 37, for bred ewes or l*og„. 8 B. Ac t°n, east on road 40. jp.

. PUBLIC'S Because of B ,|M * auction the fann 2' j mile*. 3rd Houm- south el Saturday.! at 10 or*** 2—HORS® 1—6 yr. (>l<l I**.' lbs.; 1—7yr. ohl ^ 1 .->00 lbs. This to »* team. . O-TATTO 1—5 ,vr. “U l’" r ” with heller cidi; bred Jersey *'»« f' 1 ™ milk; I—’ y large ealf; 1 pure b"*' i:t _ sHFJ J 14 nice ewes, 1 > T . lamb in Aprilshire buck. ^ FARM TOOLS I roMer bearin* wagon with h®* , mowing machine. | Idea manure tlon; new "•'‘l 1 "* n, 14” Oliver "iilM rj com planter » lt attachments; K l7 lut (B disc harrow; . breeeJOng harne** • p lars, si me 21’* a"f ' forks, shove*. I" Swede Iron 'ham ^ stone, pump 2 kettles, spld*"' ^ J mill, wanhinR ' churn, a ^ ® f$i Some househoW Several b* 1 '"’ ' TERMS: CA$H G. F. FISH* 1 Alton Hurst, Au**-