The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 March 1941 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY, MARCH 4, i. D-
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Highest price paid for all kinds of junk, paper, rags, Iron, all kinds of metal. We also buy beef hides. A A 8 Junk Yard. I'hone 678, Greencastle. 3-tl.
COMPLETE Grease Job 59c at Deem’s Standard. Car washing North Jackson St. 24 hour service. IS-tf NOTICE: For your asn-hauUng j please tall for Eldon l^wla at Fred James Res. PhonP 718 W. 7-TF
For S ilo
Furniture Loans. One to sixteen
FOR SALE: 6 months old Jersey | months to repay. INDIANA LOAN
bull. 2 Rat terrier pups. Loyal
CO.
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Gram, 4 miles south on 43.
3-3p
Forced to sell practically new Ford tractor, 14 Inch plow, and com cultivator. Looks and runs like new. $200 savings. Leonard Shripka,
Roachdale, Indiana.
ASH cor NTY COUNCIL TAKE UP DEFERRED PAYMENTS
NEW 1941
0LDSM0B1LE SPECIAL SERIES “66" ■Z DOOR SEDAN
Del. in
Greencaatle
FOR MALE: 20 head of Purebred Duroc gilts, will farrow about June 1. Two fall maleu ready for service. Kenneth Morrison, R. 2. Cloverdale.
3-3p.
FOR SALE: SWMt Clover seed. Ray Larkin. Belle Union. 26-l-4-7-4p.
FOR SALE: Hominy feed at Raccoon by car >its or truck loads delivered anytime March, April anu May. See Fall Bros, for attractive
prices. Jno. Wilson.
FOR SALE Pure maple syrup. Proctor Camp. J. E. Proctor, Greencustle, R. 3. Phone Brick Chapel.
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RCA Yirl'ii R ilos ,! Combinations, 1941 Models, JI.DS up. Reeves Electric. North Side Square. Tues-tf.
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The Eoaid of Commissioners or Putnam County at the board meet3 ' 6 -’’ i ing Monday asked that the Putnam | County Council meet to take up the j matter of the deterred payments ' from last year for road work. The meeting of the council will be held
; March 28th. acolrding to I being issued by Auditor
j Buis.
These unpaid claims proximately $7,000 and are
seme 75 persons, most of them Putnam county men who worked on the county loads in the latter part of last year, claims for their work being filed last December for payment in January. Included in the list is a claim for approximately $3,500 due Contractor Rigdcn of Danville for applying tarvia to loads in the 1940 WPA program for the
county.
These claims were not allowed at the January meeting because tne 1940 road fund was exhausted, it was stated by members of the board of commissioners and by the county attorney.
TWO CHILDREN RILLED
INDIANAPOLIS, March 4 (UP) Two children crossing the street here lent night were killed when
struck by an automobile.
The victims were Walter Upton, j 14, and his 3-year old niece, Ruth Ann McLaman. Upton was carrying the child In his arms as he stepped from between parked vehicles
Into the path of the auto.
NEW 1941
PONTIAC DELUXE TORPEDO 2 DOOR SEDAN
JjJ EARLY COMMENTS I Green.astle 11 WASHINGTON, March 4 (UP) — sriT*it ’lihncabKnMMaBnMMSmHH white House secretary Stephen T. fOR SALE: Table top kerosene Early charged today that sources, stave Good o .i lition. 511 nortn related to lend-lense bill opponents, Jackson. 4-lt. are seeking to confuse, mystify and -— —————— inject poison into America's natton- ' 1 " ALE: **«. 10 P'y al defense setup, heavy duty tires and tubes. 36 west i _
Beveridge street.
Archie Pingleton. 4-3t.
FOR SALE: 200 7-foot locust posts. Pickett Sisters, i, mile from Floyd Cen .. r School House. 4-3t.
FOR SALE: sizes. R. W. Road.
Shoats of various Baldwin., Manhattan 4-lp.
FOR SALE: Dmr'een hundred pound good work horse; one small mare. Call at Vontress store, Limedale. Charles Vontress. 4-3p.
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FOR SALE: Thirty-four acres in Franklin Township. All tillable No buildings. Price $1200.00. J. P. Christie, Real Estate. 3-3t.
For Rent—
FOFi RENT: CVnnfortable room downstairs. Private entrance, private :,ho\ver. 401 east Franklin street. 4-tf
FOR RENT: 7 room modern house, 401 east Hanna street. 4-2p. FOR RENT: Two furnished rooms and kitchenette. Phone 366-M. 3-3p.
Among those planning to attend a meeting of the American Red Cross In Indianapolis Wednesday when production work will be discussed are Miss Florence Evans, Mrs. Walter Evans, and Mrs. Joe Bamberger. Miss Evans is chairman of the production committee in the county and Mrs. Bamberger is chairman of the knitting committee.
NOTH H OK KIN %I. MM TI KMK.NT OK KSTATK
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NOTH-1C IK HHI1KJ1V GIVEN to the Creditors. Heirs and Legatees of Elizabeth M L'nospher. de eased to apt ear In the Putnam Circuit Court, held at Oreencuitle, Indiana, on the 28th day of March, 1!H1, and show cause, If any. why the FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOI NTS with th, .state of said decedent should not he approved: and s.t111 heirs are notified to then itnd there make proof of heir ship, and
Ibutlvo shares. U I’rtcapher, ‘
WITNESS, the Clerk of said this 3rd day of March, i!»41.
Homer C, Morrison. Clerk Putnam
prt
receive their dlstr
Pearl G. I'ncnpher, Adm'r.
ay
Circuit Court. Stltherlln & Sutherlln, Attys.
Court,
4-2t.
-Wanted —
Can use in the next few days a limited supply of Little Red Clover f-cd. Wilson Seed Store, Roachdale Indiana. 27-5p.
WANTED: Litter mate 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 dab' Pitman-Moore Company, Ziorwv'.lle, Indiana. 28-*'.
Wanted single farm hand. Middle age. Ray Lawson, Fillmore. l-3p WANTED: Vault, cesspool cleaning. Pump and airtight tank. Free estimate on cost. Phone Rumley, Cloverdale. 3-6p WANTED: Medium size water 1 eater and five radiators. Phone .';36-M. 3-3p. Sell your old auto ts«u«* readers j hhect scrap, wire. 12IKI E. Maryland, I I ndjanap >M8, Indiana. AMERICAN] COMPRESSED STEEL CORP. WaNTFD. Any ainQ of dead 1 stock. Can 278, Oreencaatlo. Chargee puid John Wachtel Co. «od
NOTICE OK KIWI. KKTTI.KMENT OK ESTATE No. 822#. NOTICE IS HERKHY GIVEN lo the Creditors, Heirs and Legatees of Alonzo I Lon) Lookubill. de. eas.-d to appear in the Putnam Circuit Court, held at Greenrastle, Indiana, on the 28th day of March, 1941, and show < nine. If any, why the FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOI NTS with the . date of said decedent should not lie unproved : and said heirs are notified to then und there make proof of heir ship, and receive their distributive shares. Alma j* Gardner, Admrx. WITNESS, the Clerk of said Court, this 3rd day of March, 1941. Homer C. Morrison. Clerk Putnam circuit Court. Sutherlln A Sutherlin. Attys. 4-2t.
THE DAILY BANNER MMl Herald Consolidated “It Waves For AJI" S. B. KariOeo, Ptmllsber Entered In the pnrttofflce at Uree.ncaatle. Indiana, as second clM» rnar. •natter under Act of March 8, 1878. Subacriptloo prl.a, 13 esenks pw week. $3.00 per year by mall in Putnam County, $3 50 to $5.00 per year y moll outside Putnam County. 17-18 South Jackson Street
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SOCIETY Mrs. Pauline Sandy Society Editor Phone AH Mortal and Pereonal Item* To 96
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A BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY God does not wish to take the joy out of life, hut to vastly increase it: I am come that they might have life, and may have it more abundantly.— John 10:10.
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T>ersonals '*“• and LOCAL NEWS BKIEFS
Party Held For Miss Helen Reasor
Members of the Putnam county hospital nursing staff held a farewell party and shower Monday evening at the Hutcheson Nurses Home, honoring Miss Helen Reasor a Red Cross
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Birthdays
Carol Jean Cash, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cash,' Airport
Road, 16 years, March 5.
USED (Y » OUT or s mothers
Easy to relieve misery dlrectwithout ••dosing". Rub throat, chest, and back with . . . WICKS V VapoRub
Welfare Workers Met At Library
DIRECTORS FROM SEVEN COUNTIES IN DISTRICT MET ALL DAY MONDAY
GROUP oblioatioJ by bormwinp* INDIANA LOAN ^ date your bill,, v 0 place to pay payment to make ( See us today! We you how this can be J Indiana U®[ 18% E. Washington
Social welfare workers from the aeven counties composing the seventh district in the state welfare organization met in the public library in Greencastle in an all-day session,
nurse and a member of the hospital ^ary Margaret Payne, 21 years to-
staff. Miss Reasor has been called , day March 4.
for selective military duty and will j (; orc j 0 n Agee Evens, 401 west Libreport for a final physical examina- erty street 12 years today, March 4.
tmn at Fort njamin Harris,),, ... w ,.., Ann Meek, Superintend- M The welfare director and Indianapolis ^ ^ ^ ent of Crawfontovllle hcpital, to- visitors frHm ^ of the counties were
passes the examination sne win m M arc h 4. sent to Camp Blandlng, Florida. Wedding
Refreshments of ice cream and 1 Mr and Mrs T H young, Roachcake with red cross decorations were ; da]<? 39th wedding anniversary on
served. i Wednesday, March 5.
Guests were Miss Katherine Dav- . _____ ——
To relieve Misery of
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M s. Bert Wright of Fillmore was admitted to the Putnam county hospial Monday for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hutcheson, Greencastle, R. 2, are the parents of a daughter born Saturday,
March 1.
Miss Ruth Thompson of Terre Haute is spending a few days with]
Davis and
enport, Miss Pauline Smith, Miss Jones, Mrs. Geraldine Thomas, of this city, and Miss Marie Wiseman of Columbus. •* + •)• + Eastern Star To Meet Wednesday Greencastle Chapter No. 255, O. E. S. will meet in regular session Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. The annual election of officers will
held.
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MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Cleaning Specials — CASH & CARRY —
Suits, Men’s or Ladies SKIRTS .... PANTS...
50c 25c 25c
These prices do not Ineltide moth proofing. At these prlees you get first class Dry Cleaning,
IDEAL Cleaners 18 8. Vine St. Phone 470 1
her sister, Mrs. Murel family of this city. Mr. adn Mrs. Lionel Clem. 72S east Seminary street, are the parents of a ■ on bom Monday night at the Putnam county hospital. Mrs. Alice Alvord and Mrs. Pansy Alvord attended the Gospel Tabernacle in Commercial Place Sunday afternoon and evening. No change was reported Tuesday in the condition of W. A. Steele, who Is seriously ill in the St. Vila er Vs hospital in Indianapolis. Mrs. Fred Brown of Fillmore has been removed from the Putnam county hospital to the Coleman hospital in Indianapolis for further
treatment,
E. It. Bartley, chairman of the Putnam county chapter of the American Red Cross, is in Indianapolis attending sessions of a Red Cross
meeting.
Mias Elsie Anderson and Misr Grace Riffle, nurses at the Putnam county hospital left Tuesday for Flea Ida where they will spend a munths vacation. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Rockville for Marion Grubb, a cousin of Maynard Grubb of Greencastle township. Burial was in the Rockville cemetery. A Lenten ‘ Spiritual Life” meeting will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the Presbyterin-. church. The subject "Is God Rea!?”, Mrs. V. L. Raphael leader. Wayne Snider, 709 south Locust street left Monday to accept a government position in Washington, D. C. Mr. Snider has been employed in the Unemployment Compensation Division at Indianapolis. Wnlter Goldberg, former Spencer resident, who now is employed In Chicago, visited in Spencer over the week-end, having come here Friday niglit, where he had been on business. Spencer F.vening World. Deputy assessors in Cloverdale township are Buryi Walter and Hattie M. Walter. Their names have been filed in the office of Eddie H. Buis, county auditor, in the countywido list of assessors’ deputies. The Maple Heights Methodist church prayer meeting will be held Wednesday evening at 7:15 o’clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood. Martinsville street. Clarence Harvey will be the leader. Audrey Dickson, of Bainbridge, graduate of I. U. Business School in 19.13, formerly employed at the International Harvester has received an appointment as an accountant for the Bell Telephone Co., of Indianap-
olis.
Byron Reeves and family, of near Hammond, spent the week end wit a the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Reeves. He ls» connected with the Wyner Manufacturing company, of Hammond, which has recently started on its third $10,000 contract for army coats. A Ford sedan, owned by John Eiteljorge, which was stolen f) 1m In front of his home on west Washington street Sunday evening, has been found in Indianapolis, Three boys, 14 to 16 years of age, are being held by the police there charged with several other auto thefts besides that of the Eiteljorge car. When located the Gi encastle machine was without water, oil or gasoline and the radiator was damaged.
j ML Meridian Lidles To Meet Thursday
The Woman’s Society of Christian Seivlce will meet Thursday at the Mt. Meridian church. Mrs. George Osborn and Mrs, George Bailey will
serve as hostesses.
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Former I-oral Man Married In Florida Announcement has been received here of the marriage on January 25th in Miami. Fla., of Dorothy Frances Newton, daughter of Major and Mrs. Walter C. Johnson, Montreal,
Miss Dorothy Schott Engagement Announced Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Dorothy Schott daughter of Dr, and Mrs. R. A. Schott of Terre Haute to John D. McMurray of Cumberland, Maryland. Miss Schott is a sister of Miss Mary Lou Schott of this city. The wedding will take place Easter Sunday at the Terre Haute House.
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Mrs. Gillen Hostess Fortnightly Club The regular meeting of the Fortnightly Club was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. C. C. Gillen, south of the ctiy, with Mrs. W. M. McGaughey as assisting hostess. Mrs. S. R. Rariden was in charge of the program. “The Wounded Don't Cry” by Quinton Reynolds was reviewed by Mrs. John Cartwright.
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Miriam Jane Hunter Engagement Announced
, Mrs. Trfssa Hunter wishes to an- ! nounce the engagement of her
Chnada, to Robert Rex Hunt, son , ... Mr. and Mr: Rex Hunt, of Miarrv, ^^ghter. MinanWane to Kenneth
formerly of Greencastle.
Peck, Jr., of San Diego, Cal., son of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Peck, east Hanna
street.
Miss Hunter is a graduate of Clo-
. o ■ i verdale High School and Central
Mrs. Edward Knauer, east Seminary ' I Business College. Mr. Peck graduated from Greencastle High School
Roi.ert Hunt is now connected with the L. W. Pickering CVmsfruction Company and is the brother of
here, the district including Hendricks, Montgomery, Parke, Clay, Putnam, Morgan and Vermillion counties, making an attenandee of 35. This was the third of the series of similar meetings which has been attended by the Putnam county welfare
workers.
Miss Esther Farquhar, child welfare consultant with the state welfare board, had charge of the program, in the absence of Mrs. Edythe Nordwick, district representative. Speakers before the group were Mrs. Jean Kettler, with the state board, who spoke on the eye treatment program; and Dr. E. E. Padgett, a practitioner of Indianapolis, representing the Indiana Division of
ItnIiM; -Tism". , \ BRIDGE PLAYERS ATTEND big Toil A number of Cre W a players will take annual contract bridge ", vhich will be staged in ( on March 14 and 15 ty. Petroleum Company, , be held at th e Indian r _ Club headquarters. ThTr. be awarded a trophy cm' >25 in cash.
William King, OreentL, vising engineer for the fcY , Highway Commission
the American Society for the Control fared Friday morning j,/ of Cancer. He talked on the status mobile nr, ,|, n t at the is J of the cancer control campaign, roads 40 and 43, south J, dressing the importance of early a reported improving at J
diagnosis.
county hospital.
street.
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Mrs. Trembly To Be Hodess Wednesday Crescent Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock with Mrs. J. C. Trembly. Mrs. Oscar Obenchain will be th e leader for the
afternoon
and attended Purdue University and is a member of Delta Tau Delta frat-
ernity.
The wedding will take place Jliosday, March 18. at 9 o'clock in Keystone Chapel of Gobin Memorial
Methodist church.
After a wedding breakfast the
w ^ n ^ I couple will leave for San Diego, Cal.,
Mrs. Floyd Bee has resumed her 1, „ n , • , , .u ^ » . where Mr. Peck is employed as an work at the Everett W. Jones drug , v. .u ^ . ,,, 6 engineer by the Consolidated Air-
store after a recent ness.
Mrs, Charles Rohn, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. George A. McCoy, left Tuesday for Indianapolis before returned to her home in Lakewood, Ohio. Mrs. G. W. Hanna, Mrs. Ray Herbert and Mrs. Joe Crosby, members of Delta Theta Tau sorority plan to attend a defense meeting of the American Red Cross to be held Wednesday at the War Memorial building in Indianapolis. Arthur Hancock, sent to the penal farm from Pike county in August. 1940, was before Judge Marshall D. Abrams in the Putnam Circuit court this forenoon, charged with being an escape from the farm. He received a sentence of one to five years. The Rev. H. Cecil Fellers, pastor of the First Christian church of this city, was the speaker for the regular meeting of the Belle Union Parent Teachers Association held Monday evening at the school building. Rev. Fellers spoke on the subject “Learn To Relax.” Mrs. Nina Losson, 619 east Seminary street, reports the wind as being unusually strong last night. She says that a storm window, on the east side of her house which was securely hinged at the top and hooked at th e bottom, blew down and was found in the drive-way this morning.
CREDIT ASNOCIATION MAKES PLANS FOR ’41 RATING BOOK
As you plan jxnir new Spring wardrobe bear in mmd that we are the ones to keep it looking new. Phone 126 Home Laundry & Cleaners. 4-lt.
The Putnam County Credit Association held its regular meeting Monday evening, at which Um e final plans for the new 1941 rating book were made and it will be complied during the next thirty days. The new book will cover the payments of all cash, prompt and slower accounts of the people of the county members of the Association stated today. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS David W. Houck to the Ohio ami Indiana Stone Oo., 55 acres and an easement in Greencastle township, *1. Clara B. Dorsett to Wm. S. Morrison, part lot In Cloverdale, $1. Cloverdale Cemetery Ass’n. to George F. Lasley et ux, lot, $25.
craft Corporation.
AZ-UR Chib To Meet Tonight
AZ-UR Club will meet this evening at 8 o'clock with Mrs. Lee Blankenship, 2 east Poplar street.
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Mrs. Kersey To Be Hostess Thursday The Country Reading Club will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock it the home of Mrs. Maurice Kersey. Mrs. John Torr will have charge of the program, her subject “Spring Will Come Again.” Mrs. Ralph Torr will give the responses.
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Kum-Joln-Us Class To Meet Thursday Kum-Join-Us Cla.r* of the First Christian Church will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock wim Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Fellers at the parsonage. All members are invited.
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West Madison
Home Ee Club Met The West Madison Home Economics Club met February 26 at the lome of Francis Ruark. Fifteen members and two guests responded o roll call with the birthday of some
famous person.
The meeting was opened by all tinging the club song and repeating he club creed. A report of the Pur- 1 lue conference was given by Julia Turney. Mrs. Maurice Kersey gave he lesson on laundry. Francis Ruirk gave an interesting contest which
was won by Messie Heber.
Refreshments were served and the meeting adjourned by having the
Valentine box. A pleasant
hour followed.
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Every prescription brought to us carries this Instruction — “HANDLE WITH CAKE!” It Is the Iro lied order of your physician and we obey It to the letter. From the first reading of the prescription . . . thr: igh the painstaking weighing and n.casurlng of the ingredients ... to the corking of the Kterllized bottle, every prescription Is handled with (are by the experienced hands of a re gist'Ted pharmacist.
STEVENS 3"drug Store
social
Members of the Business and Proessional Women's Club are remind'd of the Recreation Hour Tuesday wening from 7 to 9 o'clock at the Did High School Gym.
f Help to Relieve Diztress of ^ female t COMPLAINTS Try Lydia E. Plnkham’s Vem>tahi» ,s°-sas yiSrigTS