The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 October 1941 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, OREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, OCTOBER L’7. 1941.

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(Jim Zeln, S|>>rts Editor)

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DePauw Shades Oberlin, 6 to 0

BOWLING SCHEDULE

MIl-ENKl’S LOVCi KI N AND LATEKAI. I'ASS PROVIDES WINNING TOI'f UDOWN

FOOTBALL RESULTS Purdue, 7; Iowa, 6. Notre Dame, 49; Illinois 14. Wisconsin, 27; Indiana, 25. Ohio U„ 20; Butler, 7. DePauw, 6; Oberlin, 0. Wabash, 20; Hanover, 6. Ball State, 40; Valparaiso, 0. DeSales, 15; Central Normal, 7. Grand Rapids, 19; Indiana State, 14. St. Joseph’s, 25; Detroit Tech, 0. Cape Girardeau, 48: Evansville, 19. Rose Poly, 54; Franklin, 7. Earlham, 18; Rio Grande, 0.

Its Chestmield

Monday 8 p. m.—Home Laundry vs. Coca Cols Tuesday 8 p. m.—Lone Star vs. Zinc A Wednesday 8 p. m.—Etiel's vs. University Thursday 7:30 p. m.—Kroger's vs. Zinc B Friday 7:30 p. m.—O. & I. vs. Midwest

BOWLING STANDING

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v *!• *J* •!- -I* d* -i- 4* J.j) MORTON 1 v v v d- *!• v 4* + b. Laura Inge has not been so | the past week. and Mrs. Tom Scobee spent lay with Mr. and Mrs. Jake Marknd daughters. Iss Mai Stark has been on the list the past week, p and Mrs. Dale Wright and sons . SuNhy with Mias Elenore Milk'd he helped out in the garage. J-s M Wood and Mr. and Mrs. lam I, me atten led the goldeo n- : versary of Mr. and Mrs. I SkcU- in on Sunday afternoon.

^avis Cleaners

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SHOE REPAIRING M”' Hah Soles «1.VV Hal Soles

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DAVIS CLEANERS alamo bldc.

Gene Callendar went to Lebanon and from there to Fort. Benjamin Harrison where he will be examined for the draft. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Miller and family went to North Vernon to visit their aunt, Mrs. Maggie Lynn and family. They were at Madison, Jefferson and Brown counties in the afternoon. Dickie Kendall of Bloom ingdnle visited with Bobby and Max Call Thursday. Mrs. Laverno Thomas returned to her home on Sunday from the county hospital where sire had been taking treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bettis and daughter Sarah Dm spent Sunday with his mother Mrs. Nell Bettis at Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Alexander called on Mrs. Carrie Ciodfelter on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Ella Terry is reported on tho | sick list at the home of her son Leo I at Greencastie.

Carl M. Graham et ux to Joseph G. Graham et al. iot in Hoosier Highlands. $1.00.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Lura K. Johns et con to Paul Albin, 79.2.3 acres in Madison twp., $1.

Central National Bank of Greencastle, trustee, to Neely C. O'Hair et al, 323 acres in Monroe twp., $1.00. Earl O’Hair et al to Neely C. O’Hair, 323 acres in Monroe twp., $1. Archie E. Allen, gdn., to Neely C. O’Hair, interest in 323 acres in Monroe twp.. $695.46. Virgil F. Smiley et ux to Herschel Kennedy, lots in Cloverdale, $1.00. Albert L. Dobbs et al to Lester W. Veach et ux. 348 acres in Greencastie and Monroe twps., $1.00. Kenneth L. Wallace et al to Orlando Atkinson, 40 acres in Marion

twp., $1.00.

Jonnie G. Thomas et al, executor, to Roy Thomas, lot in Greencastie,

$2,500.00.

Roy Thomas et ux to Martha R. Gillespie, lot in Greencastie, $1.00.

DePauw’s football team traveled to Oberlin, Ohio, Saturday and took a homecoming contest from the Buckeye squad, 6 to 0, as result of a lone touchdown in the third quarter. Mike Milenki, senior DePauw halfback from Hebron, Ind., who earliei in the game had injured his knee came back to dash 50 yards in the third period to set the stage for the winning tally. i Taking the ball on their down 12yard line, the Tigers had advanced to their 46. There Milenki broke through tackle and zig-zagged down the field to the Oberlin four. Blocked by the Oberlin safety man, Will Dipman, Milenki lateralled to Dick McCally, substitute DePauw guard, who fell over the goal line. Reagan’s kick was blocked by Cooley, Oberlin

center.

DePauw threatened the Oberlin goal line several times in the first period and almost scored on a long pass but it was touched by an ineligible receiver. Oberlin pushed it way deep into DePauw territory several times but was unable to reach pay dirt. One Oberlin threat was stopped on fourth j down on the DePauw seven-yard j stripe and three other times the Tig- : ers stopped advances within the 20-1 yard line. The game was t arranged between j the schools last Saturday after; Swarthmore had cancelled its ap-1 pearance because of infantile paralysis. Coaches Gaumy Neal of DePauw and Coach Lysle Butler of Oberlin had exchanged basic forma- I tions in preparation for the game. j

University

.771

dome Laundry .

.667

Midwest

.555

Joca Cola

.530

Zinc A

.535

Eitel’s ..

.444

Kroger’s

.444

J. & I.

.333

line B

.333

^one Star

.333

dov. 14

Patricksburg .

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Nov. 19

—Russellville

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Nov. 28

-Monrovia

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dec. 5—Amo

dec. 12-

-Open Date

)ec. 19

Quincy

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Ian. 2-

Bainbridge

Ian. 9

Fillmore

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GHS

Jan. 16

-Quincy .

Jan. 2.3-

Wabash Valley

Jan. 30

Belle Union

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Feb. 6

Eminence

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Feb. 13

Roachdale

Feb. 20

Stilesville

Feb. 27

Amo

Used Car Headquarters Best Bargains liberal Allnwanees on Trade Ins. Easy Terms KING MORRISON FOSTER CO. Fords Since 1910 The Dealers — That Deal. I I K. Wash. Ph. 268 810 N. Jackson

FOR SALE OR RENT: Seven room house in Roachdale. Shown by appointment. W. L. Isbell, Greencastle. Call 666-R. 27-3p.

FOR SALE OR RENT: Well built modern house. Large lot, close in. Phone 725-J. 27-lp.

FOR SALE: Burroughs combination adding machine and cash register. Almost new. Will finance. Inquire Banner office. 27-2p.

FOR SALE: 3 pedigree! Cooke. Spaniel puppies. Phone 784. 27-3t.

—Real Estate— FOR SALE: A 210 acre farm in Russell Township. 80 acres tillable, balance pasture, good house. 2 barns. Price $35.00 per acre. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 27-3t.

POR SALE: Extra good baled al-1 poR SALE: A six room modern falta hay. Clyde Metz. Batibridge. house in southwest section. Price

22-24-27-29-3l-5p

—Eor Sale

$3000. A splendid value. Christie, Real Estate.

J. T. 27-3t.

FOR SALE: Apples Buchheit Orchards.

and

cider. 20-tf.

For coal call W. R. Limedale. Phone 775-J. 16-18-21-23-25-27-29-'a.

FOR SALE: 95 ACRE FARM. 45 acres tillable, 3 wells, 1 spring, good barn nd house. $25 per acre. $1200

Vorotreiv.', cash, will carry balance. R. H. Ne\.

gent, Real Estate. 27-29-l-3p.

Public sale of antique furniturenice collection of dishes and lamps; in North Salem Tuesday, Oct. 28th. 1 p. m. Earl Beeson. Auct. Col. Victor Carpenter. 21-25-27-3p.

LOOK: Red Crown gas Is only 18.9c per gallon at Deem’s Standard Service, North Jackson. 2-tf.

FOR SALE: 5 room Mo lern home. 3 blocks from public square, $.'1300 8 room Modern home, can be easily converted into 3 apartments, good location, $2800. 11 room house, $.3500. R. H. Newgent, Real Estate. 27-29-l-3p.

FOR SALE: Grimes Golden and Jonathan apples, 35c bu. You pick them up at Ogg’s Orchard. 1-tf.

—For Rent— FOR RENT: Large modern room. Private entrance. 3 blocks from square. Phone 417-M. 25-2p.

FOR SALE: Apples: Jonathans, Grimes and other varieties, also cider. Crystal Springs Apple Cave, west end Elizabeth street. Kenneth F. Harris. Phone 287-W. 22-23-24-25-27-29-31-1-81.

RUSSELLVILLE —Bellmore —Roachdale Bainbridge —Cloverdale —Open Date —New Market T

FOR SALE: 80 acre farm in Monroe township on Greencastle-Bain-bridge road. See Charles Rutter, Brick Chapel for further information. 21-12p.

FOR RENT: Very high class 5 room apartment on east Seminary street. New hardwood floors, built in features. All newly . decorated. Stoker blower heat and water furnished. Air conditioning independent of furnace. Constant hot water, shown by appointment. Phone 1.39-M. 24-3t.

FOR RENT: Two modern unfurnished rooms in good location. Heat and water furnished. Private entrance. 606 ea.st Walnut street. 27-tf.

9—Rockville T 12—Waveland H 17—Alamo T 19—Roachdale H 2—Waveland T 9—Montezuma H 16—Green Twp H 23—Wabash Valley 'Prelims 30—Wabash Valley Finals 4 Belle Union : T

FOR SALE: Snow suit and white galoshes. Age 3. Mrs Forest Burk, Cloverdale. 25-2p

NEW 39-Plate Goodyear Battery $3.95 Exchange. Nine Months guarantee. Free Installation.

FOR RENT: Beautiful country home, 5 rooms and bath, electric water pump, hardwood floors, furnace, electricity and outdoor furnace and flood lights In yard. Phone 139-M. 24-3t.

Feb. 6 -Marshall H Feb. 10—Greene Twp T Fob. 13- Bainbridge H Feb. 18—New Market P

Dobbs Tire & Battery Service Phone 789

Feb. 20- Hillsboro T

FOR SALE: 500 choice Nebrasa. Calves, sorted to suit buyer. Priced right Ward’s Stock Yards, Crawfordsville, Indiana. 24-6t.

DEPAUW

NET SCHEDULES

BELLE UNION -•Cloverdale -Paragon - H -Eminence tt -Stilesville -Open Date

IF YOU WANT TO BUY. sell or trade, .319 N. Jackson St., the place you want to visit. Nothing too small. Nothing too big. Open till 9 p. m. 27tf.

Nov. 28—Fillmore T Dec. 5—North Salem (tentative) H ec. 12—Bainbridge T ec. 19—IPatricksburg H ec. 31 North Salem (tentative) 3' in. 2—Stilesville H in. 7—Fillmore H in. B- Paragon - T in. 15 Wabash Valley in. 23—Amo T in. 30—Cloverdale H eh. 4--Russellville H ?b. 6—Quincy T eb. 13- Eminence T jb. 26—Quincy H

Dec.

Rose Tech, Here

Dec.

Hanover, Here

Dec.

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At Franklin

Dec.

At Susquehanna (Pa.)

Dec.

At Gettysburg (Pa.)

Dec.

At Swarthmore (Pa.)

Dec.

Louisville, Here

Jan.

Earlham, Here

Jan.

At Ball State

Jan.

Butler, Here

Jan.

At Wabash

Feb.

Evansville, Here

Feb.

At Earlham

Feb.

At Carleton (Minn.)

Feb.

Franklin, Here

Feb.

At Butler

Feb.

Wabash, Here.

USED

RADIOS, victrolas, battery

FOR SALE: Yearling Shorthorn bull. Joseph Grubb, Greencastie. R. 2. 27-30-2p.

FOR SALE: Big nice team. Will trade for stock or feed. Harry Burdette, 3 miles north Bainbridge. 25-3p.

FOR SALE: Rhode Island Reft pullets. Jake Robbins, 7 miles north on Bainbridge-Grei ncastle road. 25-2p.

and eleeti ic. Trading Post. Jackson St. Open till 9.

319 N.

27-tf.

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Notice is hereby niven t ha t James Burris Van Horn has filed his petition In the I’utmim ClreuU (’ourt to Imvo

the time and place of I

mined. Said pell inn: Nov. 3. 1941.

Dated this 27th day of Oct. 1941. Homer (\ Morrison. Clerk of the

PUBLIC SALE, complete farm outfit, 9U, miles northwest of Greencastie, Clinton township, Wednesday October 29. Horses, cows, hogs, hay and grain, farm machinery, furniture chickens. Terms Cash. Finley M Cope, 20-2.3-27-3p.

his birth deter-

itlon is set for hear-

FOR SALE: Wool n.nd Coal Heat ing Stoves, Cook Stoves and Ranges. Gilbert Wood, 802 S. Main street 27-3p

I'ntmim Circuit Court.

27-11.

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Nov. Nov.

<’LO\ KKDALE Belle Union -Eminence

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Notice is hereby sdven that Ora Catherine (Herman) Van Horn has filed her petition in the Putnam Pireuit Pourt to have the time md place of her birth determined. Said petition

is set for hearing Nov. 3, 1941. ted this 274 h day of Oet. 1941. Morrison. Clerk of the.

FOR SALF: White Rock pullets. 5 months old. Harold Sibbitt, Fillmore, R. 1. 27-3p.

I )ated this

I lomer

Putnam Circuit Court.

27-11.

BEAUTIFUL USED MAPLE an i walnut bedroom suites. Real values. Open till 9 p. m.. Trading Post, 319 N. Jackson. 27-tf.

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Where warmth and wear are needed.

FOR SALE: Tom Gardner,

20 head 70 lb. shoats. Harmony. 27-lp.

FOR SALE: Simmons walnut finish double bed, good con lition. Complete with mattress and springs. Reacmable. 716 east Washington street. 27-2p.

Chrysanthemums and pompoms, the ideal decoration for your Hallowe’en parth CABTLE GARDENS, 733 east Seminary. Phone 105-W. 27-3t.

Taxi and truck drivers, policr, fire mm and all outdoor workers, agree on "FLINTWIST” Sweaters (or warmth and unequalled long wear.

For delivery off car, hand picked block coal.

lower vein A. J. Duff. 27-2t

They Ft snug and smooth, without weight or bulk and their cable-constructed yams, tripletite knitted, keep the garment in permanent shape. Made in Button or Zipper styles and all popular colors.

FOR SALE: One Premier sweeper. God condition. John Tharp, north Indiana street. 27-lj>.

Knitted and fully guaranteed hy RUGBY KNITTING MILLS, Inc.

CANNON’S

THE MEN’S STORE

FOR SALE: Roper table top gas range, new condition; Progress coolerator. new condition: Admiral table model radio; kitchen cabinet; very good breakfast table and four chairs; dresser; iron bed, springs, mattress. 521 Anderson. Phone 469-R. 27-29-2t.

FOR RENT: One or two unfurnished rooms with closed in porch, .314 north Madison. 27-lp.

FOR RENT 6 room seml-mcdern house with gas, garage. 27 Beveridge street. Phone 679-R. 27-3t

FOR RENT: One light housekeeping apartmnt, furnished. 410 worn » Jackson street. 27-2p.

—Wanted

WANTED: Young man to work in retail store. Answer in own hand writing, stating qualifications and salary expected. Address Box 19, care Banner. 27-3t.

WANTED: Junk of all kinds. Greencastie Serap Paper and Junk Company. 711 Maple avenue. Phone 60. Edgar White. 16-12p

WA NTED 50 barber and beauty shops to rent towels, also service taverns and restaurants. Indianapolis Towel Supply, Inquire at Banner. 25-3p

WANTED: Boy IS-19 to help in bakery. Must have chauffer's license. Peter Pan Bakery. Call in person 1:00 3:00 p. m. 27-lp.

WANTED Board and room by week for elderly lady for winter. Address Box 11, Banner. 27-3t

WANTED: Young girl wants office work consisting of bookkeeping and some typing. Had experience and can give reference as to ability. Reply Box 42, Banner. 27-29-2p.

—Miscellaneous— PLAYER PIANO, pri.vd to sell at once. Save moving expense. Trading Post. 319 N. Jackson. Open till 9 p. m. 27-tf.

Art exhibit; handkerchiefs; antique prints at Autumn Festival, October 30, 1:00-9:00 p. m. First Christian church. 27-lt.

Highest price paid for all kinds of junk paper, rags ,rr>n, all kinds of inctal. We also buy beef hides. A & S Junk Yard. Phone 678, Greencastie. 19-tf.

60 different for ;n and Unitei/ States postage ; tam;i only 5c to approval applicants Super Stamp Shop, Route 1. Greencastie, Indiana. 27-2p.

FOR SALE: Good building lot, 64x175 ft., 3 ear garage. Well located. Inquire Banner. 27-2p.

Box supper at Madison Township No. 10 (Dill’s Si ll- 1) Tuesday October 28, 7:30. Fn entertainment. 27-lp.

Bells from everywhere at Autumn Festival, October 30, 1:00-9:00 p. m. First Christian church. 27-lt.

TRADING POST 319 N. Jackson St. We buy. sell and trade anything of value. Open every night to 9 p. m. ^-tf.