The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 March 1941 — Page 2
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THE DAILY BANKER, aREBNCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY, MARCH 18,
1941.
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For Sale
FOR SALE: Native lumber ana timber of all kinds. Custom saving. We will haul yard logs and deliver your lumber. Call at mill any time, one mile north of Greencastle on road 43. Archie Pingleton. 17-2p.
FOR RENT: Small modem apartment, heat, water and garage included. S. C. Sayers. Phone 96-R. 17-3t.
FOR RENT: House. Available April 15. Garden, cow pasture, Franklin Torr. Phone rural 6F2. 18-20-2p
—Wanted-
MALE HELP WANTED: Semtclerical position open for man between age of 36 and 45 years. Address R. E. W. % banner. 17-3t.
WANTED: Single man for farm work. Inquire Banner. 17-2p.
Furniture Loans. One to sixteen months to repay. INDIANA LOAN CO. eod
FOR SALE: 58 good quality white faced heifers, weigh from 500 to 700 j lbs., 100 shoats, and some milk cows. Ira Hutcheson, Morton. 17-2p.
WANTED: Any Klim of dead stock. Can 278, GreencasUe. Chargee uaid. John Wacntel Co. end
FOR SALE 2 year old half Guernsey—half Jersey heifer with heifer calf by side, 3 cows. Basil Baldwin. Fox Ridge. 18-20-2p
FOR SAL' Gasoline engine three quarter horse power; also one 3 horse power gasoline engine; DeLaval cream separator. Ed Kaelber, Manhattan. 18-3n
FOR SALE: Started Bard and White Rock chicks. Quality Feed Store. 17-2t.
FOR SALE: Apples. Yes they're nice. Go south Jackson street to Shirley's Filling Station, turn west one half mile. McCullough's Orchard. Phone f»F2. 17-2t.
FOR SALE: Three young horses. Alfred Cooper, Limedale. 17-2p.
FOR SALE: Two sows and fifteen 70 lb. shoats. John Clark, 1% miles south Fillmore. 17-2p.
FOR SALE: 2 horses, one coming four year old, one twelve years old. Noble Knauer, 8 miles out west Walnut. 17-2t.
RCA Victor Radio* and Combinations, 1941 Models, $9.95 up. Reeves Electric, North Side Square. Tues-tf
FOR SALE: Kalamazoo range, used onlv short time. Twin blast oil brooder stove, new. G. C. Young Farm, GreencasUe. 18-lp.
FOR SALE: Tables, chairs, Majestic coal range at Elm’s Inn. Inquire at Crawford’s Restaurant. 18-lt.
WANTED: Girl for general housework, laundry and cooking. Stay out of house. Address Banner Box R. 18-3p
Sell your old auto bodies, fenders sheet scrap, wire. 1200 E. Maryland, IndianapoMs, Indiana. AMERICAN COMPRESSED STEEL CORP.
For plain sewing and alterations call 871-WX. 18-20-2ts.
WANTED: Man to work on farm for a few days. Phone rural 9F2. 18-2t.
—Miscellaneous—
COMPLETE Grease Job, 59 cents at Deem's Standard. Car washing North Jackson street. 24-hour service. 12-tf
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.
NOTICE: For your asn-hauling please call for Eldon Lewis at Fred James Res. Phone 718- W. 7-TF
LOST: Black lined glove for left hand. Between square and Elks Club. Phone 361. 17-2p.
BOYS, before you leave for the Army, let THE CAMMACK STItDIO make your photo for your home folks. Special rate to those entering the Army. 18-20-22-25-27-29-6t
FOR SALE OR TRADE for livestock 4 year ol I gelding and 2 yea. old horse colt. Ed Stone Airport Road. 18-21-2p
— Real Kstat*»-
FOR SALE A 40-acre farm 3-4 mile off road 43. G<od four room house, barn and running water. Electricity. Price $2400. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 17-3t
—For Rent-
FOR RENT: 3 room unfurnished lower apartment. Phone 12 or 138-W. Available at once. 15-3t
FOR RENT: 7 room modem house. Ralph Browning. 401 east Hanna street. i7-2p.
FOR RENT: At 206 Spring avenue apartment completely furnished, 2 looms, kitchenette and bath. Suitable for 2 or 3 persons. Phone 234. 15-18-20-22-41.
FOR RENT: 136 acre farm, Cloverdale township. Cash. Terms reasonable. See J M. Eckels, Stilesville. 17-3p.
FOR RENT: Modern sleeping room two blocks from business district 110 east Poplar street. Call between 1 and 5 p. m. Phone 696-M. 18-21-2t.
Individual as a Photograph
A prescription written for you would he of little or no value to another person heeaiwe It Is iu* Individual to your cane aa your photograph I* to your faee. The medicine Is compounded according to a formula which I* correct for your condition as determined by the physielaa. That formula In followed with absolute accuracy by our ex|»erlencpd phamuicLt* when you bring the prescription here to be compounded.
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GRACE’S BEAUTY SHOP—Make appointments now for your Easter permanent. 17'j east Washington. Phone 79-M. 18-19-21-24-26-28-6t
Have your living room set made to order. Highest price allowed for your old set. Cash or credit, no finance or carrying charges. For Upholstering. repairing, refinishing, call Art Furniture Shop, 201 Spring. Phone 299. 18-3p.
\OTM'K OF ADMINISTRATION No. N266. Noth',. |h horn by given that the undersigned hnn been appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam County, State of Indiana. Admlnlstra-
late of Putnam County, deceased. state Is supposed to be solvent. Flrst-CItlzens Rank & Trust
ue or
Said
Company Administrator
March 10. 1941.
Homer C. Morrison. Clerk of
Putnam Circuit Court.
Attorney C. C. Gillen 1
NOTICK or HHMRIFF** SAMS By virtue of an Order of Sale Issued
from the Circuit Court of Putnam
County to me directed from the Clerk of said Court in favor of Home Owners’ T/oan Corporation, and against Etta Hixon, James Martin Broadst
treet.
A. Waynp Brondstreet, Clova Rrond- . < >rnl S. Hixon Orv .1 HI HO
Holland Fui
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April. 1941, between the hours of 10:00 A. M.. and 4:00 P. M.. of said da>
Central National Bank,
mue Company. Inc.. Htate of Indian
11 sell at public auction to esf bidder on the 11th
April. 1941
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the south door of the Court In the City of Greeneastle. Count
Putnam, Stato of Indl Ing described real i ild county and stat
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of Indiana,
estate, situate
House tv of
the follow-
it county and state, to-wlt: Lot number one (1) In O If. rVIUIamson’s Subdivision of Lots
Williamson
numbered thirty-three
(38). thir-
ty-four (94). sfxtv-one (61), and sixty-two (6^) of the Eastern Enlargement to the City of Green-
eastle.
I will at that time offer for sale the
of said rei
with the rents, is;
fee simple
eal estate, togethes, income and
profits thereof to the highest bidder for rash, to satisfy said Order of Sale Said sale will he made without any relief from valuation and appraise-
ment laws.
Dated tills 10th dnv of March, 1941. Robert D. Patton, Sheriff of Putnam County. Roy C. Sutherlln, Attorney.
11-1*-25-3t.
MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Cleaning Specials
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Suits, Men’s CHr or Ladies wUI#
SKIRTS 25c
PANTS
ThcNW! price* do not Include moth proofing. At thp«e price* you get first elaaa Dry Cleaning.
IDEAL Cleaners
18 S. Vine Ht.
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THE DAILY BANNER
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A BIBLE THOUGHT FOB TODAY We belong to a great family, do not disgrace it: Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your father which is in heaven.'
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personals and LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
Mrs. Charles Fisher of Stilesville was admitted to the Putnam county hospital Tuesday for treatment. Fillmore O. E. S. will hold pubKe installation of officers Wednesday evening. Members piease bring sandwiches.
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SOCIETY
Mrs. Pauline Sandy - Society Editor Pfcone AU Morial and Fertonnl ll«.» lo 1*0
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There will be no services at the Apolostic Church on Commercial Place this evening it was announced today.
Mr. and Mrs. Floris McCammack of Belle Union have returned to their hnme after spending several months in Texas.
Arthur McCammack, CoatesvlUe, Route 2, was admitted to the Putnam County hospital Tuesday morning for treatment.
Floyd W. Yochum of Berwyn, III. visited in the home of Ralph D. Clodfelter and family Dunday evening and Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. William Langdon of Cloverdale are the parents of a daughter bom Tuesday morning at the Putnam county hospital. Mrs. LaFayette LeVan Darter is in Indianapolis today and tomorrow to attend D. A. R. meetings. On Thursday she will be in Muncie. Last rites for Mrs. Roy Phillips who died Sunday, were held Tuesday afternoon from the Fillmore Christian church with burial in the Fillmore cemetery. Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Sigler spent the week-end in Chicago, where they attended the wedding anniversary celebration of Dr. and Mrs. Merilatt. H. P. Smith, of Lebanon, district sales manager for the Columbian Hog and Cattle Powder company, was here today visiting Clarence Vestal. Mrs. Kenneth Keller, formerly Helen Shields and a former resident of Greeneastle and Putnamville, is in the Methodist hospital at Indianapolis for treatment. Rev. F. C. Chandler will hold a two weeks revival meeting at the Stilesville Christian church beginning Sunday, March 23rd, and continuing until Saturday night, April 5th. The Lenten ‘ Spiritual Life" meeting of the Presbyterian Church will be held at 2:30 o’clock Wednesday afternoon. The topic ’‘The Lamp of God'' with Mrs. V. L. Raphael as leader. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Akeis of this city are the parents of a son born Tuesday morning at the Putnam county hospital. Mr. Akers is vocational instructor in the Greeneastle High School. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Peck and son of Michigan City were here for the wedding of the former'4 brother, Kenneth Peck and Miriam Jane Hunter, which took place at the Gobin Methodist Church. Mrs. Edward R. Bartlett of Greencastle will speak at a combined meeting of the Woman’s Society of Christian Service of the Unity Methodist and the Riverside Park Methodist Church at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday night in the Riverside chu ch iTi Indianapolis. "Prophets, their Messages and Their Times," as men who spoke for God, is the subject of an address in a Lenten series at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, by the Vicar, Rev. J. M. Nelson, 710 8, Locust street, Greeneastle, on Wednesday evening, March 19th, at 7:30 p. m. The public is invited. Mm. John P. Hill, a resident of Carp who has friends in south Putnam county, was injured in a collision of automobiles on state road 43, five miles north of Spencer. Sunday night. Mrs. Hill and her husband and daughter and a friend were drlv ing to Spencer to visit. Mn. Hill was cut about the face and head.
Our Pressing equipment adjusts to site so be you. large or small, child or adult we press to fit you. Phoi-.t 126. Home Laundry & Cleancoi. 18-lt.
MIRIAM JANE HUNTER BECOMES BRIDE OF HENRY KENNETH FECK, JK.
Miss Miriam Jane Hunter, daughter of Mrs. Ralph Hunter of Cloverdale, became the bride of Henry Kenneth Peck Jr., son <>f Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Peck, east Hanna street, in a simple, yet impressive ceremony solemnized Tuesday morning at 9 o’clock in the Gobin Memorial Methodist Church in the presence of relatives and friends. The church was beautifully decorated with large baskets of white gladioli, white snapdragons, white stock and white candelabra. Officiating at the pretty rite was Dr. L. R. Eckardt of the DePauw faculty, assisted by the Rev. Claude M. McClure. Preceding and during the ceremony organ music was played bv Miss Louise Utterback, assistant of Dr. Van Denman Thompson, Dean of the DePauw School of Music.
Country Garden Club To Meet Thursday
The Country Garden Club will meftt Thursday afte noon March 20 with Mrs. Tom Hewlett. The roll call will be "question-box on lillies. Every member is urged to be present. Please note change in date.
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Keystone Claes To .Meet Thursday
The Keystone Bible Class of the Gobin Memorial church will meet with Mrs. Charles Hutcheson, west Walnut street, Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock. The program will be $ book review by Mrs. E. C. Bowman. She will review "Invitations To Live" by Lloyd Douglass. + + + + Delta Theta Tan To Meet Thursilay
Delta Theta Tau will meet Thursday at 8 o'clock with Mrs. Roy Sutheejin, 629 east Seminary street. + ♦ 4Woman's Christian Sen ice To Give Entertainment
The Woman's Christian Service of Union Chapel at Morton will give an entertainment and pound soda/ at the church on Wednesday evening, March 19. Program will consist of music and local entertainment. The pastor will read “An Embarrassing Interview" by Mark Twain and other selections. Oame and enjoy a winter evening.
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Consumers Problems Group To .Meet Wednesday Consumers Problems Group of A. A. U. W. will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’clock at the homer of Mrs. James Cason, 5 Park street. Topic for discussion will be "Housing: Whether To Buy or To Rent." Anyone interested in this meeting is invited to attend.
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Woman's Society To Meet \\ ednesday The Woman’s Society of Christian Service of Gobin Memorial church will hold a general meeting in Community Hall Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. The Lenten program will be presented by Mrs. L. R. Eck* ardt. The Memorial Service will be in charge of Miss Mary Birch. There will be no special meeting of the executive board.
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Entertained On Birthday Of Evelyn Jane McBride Mr. and Mrs. Frank McBride entertained the sixth grade pupils and some neighbors with a party for their daughter, Evelyn Jane, who was observing her twelfth birthday The evening was spent in playing games. Refreshments were served to thirty guests. Those present were Carolyn Valentine, Jimmie Michael, Medford McBride, Doris Phillips. Margaret Thomas, Maralyn O’Halr, Vonda Jay Priest, Donald Etcheson, Bobbie Miles, Joe Hess, Russel Wayne Thomas, Tressman Good, Lloyd O’Hair. Jimmie O’Halr, Gerald O’Hair, Mrs Thelma Hess, Mrs. Jear Milas, Patricia Costa, Joan Brown Garnet Proctor, Madonna Proctor Russell Zenor, Patty Brown, Elizabeth Carmiehal, Betty Thomas, Ar leno Priest, Buddy Valentine, Lavon Detro, Samuel Arnold. Max Clod felter, Allen Clodfelter, Eugene Zim merman, Doyne Priest, Rex McBride and Evelyn Jane McBride,
Funeral services for Mrs. Mark Collins, who died in Indianapolis Sun day, were held Tuesday afternoo: from the McCurry funeral home li charge of the Rev. H. C. Fellers Burial was in Little Walnut ceme tery.
The bride wo r e a Bahama blue suit with natural accessories and a corsage of white orchids. There were no attendants. Mrs. Hunter, mother of the bride, wore a dress of black and white and a gardenia corsage and Mrs. iPeck wore a black suit and a corsage of
gardenias.
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completed March 29. Today's requisition of 6,900 men brings to more than 13,000 the total called from Indiana boards during the last five months.
ST. AMDREW’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH J. M. Nelron, Vicar. 720 S. Locust St. Wednesday, March 196:00 p. m. Church Supper. 7:30 p. m. Litany and address.
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The bride Is a graduate of the Clo- j **44 + 4+ 44 ❖ + + fa "Tr, ftul, m „ .:—^1 verdale high school and Central Bus- I •* —
Iness College at Indianapolis. Mr Perk is a graduate of Greeneastle high school. He attended Purdue Univesrity and is a member of Delta
Tau Delta fraternity.
Following a wedding breakfast served at Mrs. Garrett's for the immediate families, the young couple left for San Diego. Calif., where they will reside, and where Mr. Peel: is connected with the engineering
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wamsley, Mr. and Mrs. Cletas Harggerty of Indianapolis spent the week end with Mr
and Mrs. W. L. Wamsley.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wamsley spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs
W. L. Wamsley.
Wm. P. Barton called on Mr. and Mrs. Fred K. Hansel Thursday even-
ing.
Mrs. Loretta Knauer returned
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department of Consolidated Aircraft | home Saturday where she has been ; staying with her sister and family
$ + + + * + + *+ + + 4+ + *f5l + ANNIVERSARIFS + + + + 4 + 4 + + + + 4 + + 0 Birthdays Mary Lou Conrad, today, March
18.
Billy Voltmer, 8 years today. | March 18. Mrs. Stella Crodinn, 406 N. Col-1 lege, March 17, St. Patrick’s Day. Mary Eileen Boots Young. 24 years old, March 18th, Roachdale, I formerly of Greeneastle. Mary Lou Myers of Fincastle, seven years old, March 18. Alva T. Layton, east of the city, today, March 18. Arlene Johnson, 129 West Berry street, yesterday. March 17th Donald Lee Monnett, 711 College street, 12 years March 18. Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hammond. Greeneastle, R. 2, 22nd anniversa) •- today, March 18,
! Mrs. Phillip G. Helm in Greeneastle j Mrs. Loretta Knauer, Thelma HanUel called on Mrs. Wm. P. Barton j Sunday afternoon. Everett Hansel called on Mr. and j Mrs. Berry and family Sunday af-
ternoon.
Several attended the penny supper Friday evening at Putnamville.
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legion Auxiliary Held Called Meeting
American Legion Auxiliary Putnam County Unit No. 58 held a called meeting Monday evening with the president, Mrs. Jonnie Thomas, presiding. During the short business session the Legion extended an invitation to the Auxiliary members and their families to attend it’s 22nd anniversary party on Saturday, March 22nd. There will be a pitch-in-dinner at 6:30 o'clock and members are asked to bring their own table service. The president appointed Jane Pierce, Naomi McCurry, Bessie Green and Mildred Rush. Electa Brown, Rachael Buis and Clara Edwards on a committee to assist in the dining room. Tile Legion is planning an interesting program and it is hoped that there wilV be a large attendance. The stated meeting of the Auxiliary will be held Monday evening. 4 4 4 Will Entertain Group Of B >ys
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$. + 4 }• * •«• f T 4- 4- 4 + + + g Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gardner and children and Miss Betty Moore wen Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Frazier and daughters. Charley Cox has been quite ill for
the past week.
Several were out to church services Sunday morning and evening. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Frazier and daughters were visitors in Brazil
Saturday.
Miss Betty Moore visited Sunday with Miss Mary Lou Gardner. Mrs. Edwin Gardner called on het mother one evening last week. Connie O llern and James Morlan spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Reeve Morlan and fam-
ily.
A new student orgai it* debut on th< j Tuesday morning presents gram at the University sj Gentlemen f Sole, an group of twenty-four mented by , -id’s trio ml by David Stephens. Mug] senior, made its first
Tuesday.
Fashioned on the lir.es ^ ern glee club with tatoj rangements. unusual lyt* and coordination stressed. | gave an outstanding perfuj a packed chapel. Highlij program were at "Danny Boy” sung, din terprated excellently, ud] ! Home.” their final numbet:| In “Sailing Home" thej I played their ability at jj I men's glee club talents f j , interpretation and heartyr ' in "How Can I Leave showed their versatility byl ing a definite talent tot | j music as well. The group has annot cert in the near future, t to ba set. They were md unusual enthusiasm by ‘Jed
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Prof, and Mrs. James Causey, 718 east Seminary street, will entertain the older group of boys of Maple Heights Methodist Church School at their home Friday evening at 7 o'clock. Mr. Causey is teacher of the senior boys and Wesley MatZlgkiet for the intermediate group. All boys are urged to be present.
SUFFERS FRACTURED WRIST
Mrs. Mollie Bolton, of Putnamville, ’ell on a street in that town this orenoon, when her feet were enangled in a wire which had been eft on the ground it was reported, n the fail, Mrs. Bolton received a louble fracture of bones in her right wrist.
STATE TO FURNISH 6,900
INDIANAPOLIS, March 18—(UP) -Indiana today wns called upon to furnish 6,900 men for selective service during April, the largest number yet demanded of the Hoosler
state.
Lieut. Col. Robinson Hitchcock, li rector of selective service, said the men will be summoned to duty between March 31 and April 19 and *he najority probably will be sent to Camp Shelby, Hattiesburg, Miss This was the sixth call to be made ilnce the Induction program started. Hie fourth Call of 1.200 men will be completed tomorrow and the fourth •all of 1,200 men will be completed omorrow and the fifth call for 74.', Iwiii begin on March 21 and will b; 1
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