The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 March 1941 — Page 4

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TITB DAILY BANNER. QREENCASTT.EJ, INDLANA, MONDAY, MARCH 31, 1941

DRAFT SALE

Motorists who seek away over roads of west Putnam county, with Brazil as their destination, are having difficulties, if they are unfamiliar with those roa.ls. The closing of the National road for improvement has caused Uie erection of barricades at the intersection of the National and state road 43, south of Green-

castle, stopping through traffic west from that point, and sending north over 43, over a detour which includes road 36 to Rockville auu road 41 south into Terre Haute, but many drivers and their passengero have business in Brazil and the state provides no detour over Putnam county roads. The Brazil Times says: "Motorist

The Girl's Glee Club, under the direction of Gene Pennington, wising at the Chamber of Commerce banquet which is being held tonigh'. Monday. March 31. at the Methodist church. The high school dance band will also be on the program for trie members of the Chamber of Commerce.

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The high school dance band, whocr leader is Gene Pennington, has several engagements in the near future. The first of these is the Fresh-man-Sophomore paity on Friday at (JHS. The dance band has also on its present calendar arrangements to play at the Junioi prom at New Market and also the Junior prom at Roachdale high school.

Tonight at 7:30 p. m. Mr. Snyder’s home room and Mr. Jones’ home room will meet to play the second and possibly the deciding game of the championship playoff for the volleyball crown of the high school. Originally, there were 12 home rooms in the tournament and these were divided into two leagues. After each team had played every other team in its league, Jones' and Snyder's rooms were on top in their respective leagues. The first game of the three game playoff was played last

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Friday and Snyder’s room was victorious by a 49 to 19 count over the Jones volleymen. If the game tonight proves undecisive and Mr. Jones' room wins, then the final game of the playoff will be played on April 2 at 7:30 p. m.

The new books which have been biought into the high school libra»’ In connection with the history courtes in the school have been very widely circulated since their inception. Some of the more popular books are: Altsheler’s The Horsemen of Plains, Babcock's The Soul of Ann Rutledge, an Autobiography of Buffalo Bill by Cody. The Covered Wagon by Hough, White's Daniel Boon#, Wilderness Scout, and Beau Geste by Wren.

their club, the sixth grade at Third Ward presented a puppet show entitled "Unrolling the Map.” It portrayed scenes dealing with the discovery and exploration of America and also scenes from the early history of the United States.

Children in Mrs. Bartley’s room have made very attractive kites under the direction of their art teacher, Miss Freeman.

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The first hour art class, under Miss Knudson, had a new model last week. The model was little four-year-old Nancy Feld, he purpose of this child sketching is to acquaint the students with such work because the class is soon to start the project of illustrating a child story book.

The sixth grade of Delilah Miller School wrote a round robin letter to Richard Fulmer who is in the hospital.

The sixth grade of Jones school enj tertained the teachers and pupils of the building Friday afternoon with a three act comedy, "How Boots Befooled the King.”

Jimmy Webb of the first grade of Delilah Miller School celebrated his :<‘venth birthday Wednesday by serving refreshments to the teachers and his classmates. As a money making project for

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The third grade of Delilah Miller School gave a fruit and gift shower for Virginia Lewis who had a birthday Thursday. She has been confined at home with illness since the holidays. One mother made a birthday cake with candles on it to add to I the happiness of the occasion. Mrs. Walker’s first grade children i at the Ridpath School have enjoyed building a city in their room in con- . nection with their reading work at I

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CLOSING OUT SALE

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ft—HEAD HORSES—3

One gray mare, II year old, due to foal April ‘!3; One gray mare 7 yearn old, good worker; One bay mare, coining 2 year old; Two black mare rolta, coming yearlings

12—HEAD CATTLE—12

One 3 year old Spotted oow to

freshen July 24

One 3 year old Roan cow to freshen

June 24.

One K

binder, like mh k-Deerlng tractor. II i" • ( w li ft. «“-« 1 '" 1 !l '" , ', r -ill 1 Black Hawk corn i'U" ^

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One 9 year old Jersey cow to fresh-

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i May 'i». wheel wage- ' ;■ xv< ^. One 3 year old Jersey cow, heifer horse Mc('or;t _ u |, calf by side. One I -hor*r rJ lr. One ft year old Black cow, heifer plow: One , ira », 1 calf by side. ; gootl; One J, , Two coming 2 year old heifers, to «I«‘K; One *">'•' freshen June 20. K««<l buzz saw, • o , (l One K months old Roan heifer. wheel wagon; • ’ „ One coining 2 year old Roan Bull, harness, 5 K 1 “ .

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Two I>uroc Sows with 15 nice pigs by shle. 1 On.- Hampshire sow with 7 pigs bv

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One Black sow with » pigs by side. One Shout, weight 100 lbs.'

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ILKMS CASH—No property removed until selllcd l |ir ' HIRAM COLE, Owner ALTOV HURST, Auctioneer I.I.E Dinner will be served by Church LuJb*This Farm for rent on Cash basis, 196 a« res