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Christmas Club

Checks

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1941

♦ SPORTS ♦

(By Jim Zeis)

Join Now For 1942 Estimate how much you will require next December then enroll with your first deposit in the class you select.

Tigers Winners In Opening Tilt

DEPAUW NETTERS RAP LAW-

BASKETBALL Tuesday Rose Poly at DePauw Russellville at New Market

Friday

Shortridge at Greencastle Hanover at DePauw Roachdale at New Winchester Paragon at Fillmore Bainbridge at Mooresville Cloverdale at Amo

are in the mail. The Central National Bank in cooperation with Santa Claus has made possible a Merrier Christmas for hundreds of Putnam County families. Through a CENTRAL CHRISTMAS CLUB for 1942 you can assure your self ready cash for next Christmas, or if you so desire you can SAVE FOR DEFENSE. A 50c Club will buy a $25.00 Defense Bond A $1.00 Club will buy a $50.00 Defense Bond A $2.00 Club will buy a $100.00 Defense Bond

Start a Central Christmas Club Today

CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK

THE OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN PUTNAM COUNTY

RENCE COLLEGE 39 TO

North Salem at Belle

Union

HERE SATURDAY NIGHT

—

BOWLING STANDING

DePauw University opened

its

basketball season Saturday night

University

.750

with an easy victory over Lawrence

Coca Cola

.625

Tech of Detroit, 39 to 21.

Kroger's

.541

The Tigers held a 22 to 9 advan-

Eitel's

.541

tage at the end of the first half

and

Home Laundry

.500

never lost control.

Lone Star

.458

Don Jones, junior forward, scored

Zinc A

.458

12 points for DePauw; Wally Etch-

O. & I.

.458

eson, his sophomore teammate,

con-

Midwest

.416

tributed eight. Forward Miller of the

Zinc B

.250

losers equalled Jones performance,

but didn't get enough help from his

mates.

BOWLING SCHEDULE

Lawrence Tech - fg

ft p

Monday

Crosetti, f 2

0 3

8 p. m. Midwest

vs.

Eitel’s

Miller, f 5

2 3

Tuesday

Frederickson, f . 0

1 0 No matches

Knell, f 0

0 1

Wednesday

Fleweger, c 0

1 2

6:15 p. m. Coca

Cola

vs. Zinc

Zupeck, c 0

0 3

8:15 p. m. Lone

Star

vs. Kroger's

SALE: Beautiful

WANTED: Litter male puppies weighing fifteen pounds each, or more, under nine months of age and preferably from the country, $1.75 each. Pitman-Moore Company, Zionsville, Indiana. 28-4t. WANTED:: Typing. Specifications, programs, postal cards and etc. Call 651-J. 29-3p WANTED: Taxi cab dtivers, also person to answer phone. Send applications to Box 40, Banner. l-2p. WANTED: To board some elderly person in country home. Write Box J. B. Banner. l-2p.

707-R.

28-1-3-5-4ts.

—For Sale—

FOR DEFENSE

BUY

UNITED STATES

SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS

Morris, g Harvey, g Lingel, g

Totals

DePauw— Etcheson, f Jones’, f Crane, f Fitlbrandt, f Hawkins, f Bigg, c Wittich, c Prewitt, g Dooley, g Hieber, g Thatcher, g Rhue, g Nutter, g

Totals

CIRCUIT COURT NOTES The total amount of the settlemade by agreement in the age suits against Howard S. O.ck arising from the death of Ardilla Sewell in a collision at on. July 7, was $2,500, the atrney for the plaintiffs states, were filed by the administrnof the estate of Mrs. Sewell and

also by each of the two minor sons. A part only of the above amount appeals in the entry in the court docket. The defendant, Overpeck, also paid certain costs and expenses. In the jury trial of the State vs. Singleton, petit larceny, Saturday, the jury was discharged at 10:15 Saturday night without reaching an agreement. The case originated in Jefferson township.

0 0 1 8 fg 4 5 0 0 0

1 1 2 0

0 0 15

Eva M. Featherston vs. Myrtle I. Collings, court finds for defendant. Neely C. O’Hair vs. Gabriel Heath et al, to quiet title to land in Monroe township, is a new case on the docket. Frank G. Stoessel is attorney for the plaintiff. CITY POLICE NEWS Charles C. York, 19, GreencastlRoute 3, was arrested at 1 a. m. Sunday by city police on a charge of reckless driving. Katie Coffman was arrested Saturday night at 11 o'clock charged with public intoxication. She was fined $1 and costs in Squire R. H. Newgent’s court. A collision of two autos belonging to O. A. Day. of Fillmore, and Robert Montgomery, of New Richmond, occurred at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon on Northwood boulevard. Indiana State Police recovered the automobile owned by Roy Sutherlin, of Greencastle, which was stolen last week, and it has been returned to its owner.

Buying a Banner is force.

Want Ad in The Daily like employing a sales

6:15 p.m. 8:15 p.m.

No matches

Thursday Zinc B vs. University Home Laundry vs. O

Friday

FOR SALE: Pears and apples. McCullough's Orchard. Phone rural 9F2. 4-tf. FOR SALE: Tractor size separa - or, ideal for neighborhood threshing. Priced for quick sale. Write or call Lester O. McClamrock, Crawfordsville. 28-6t. FOR SALE 17 nice shoats: 2 fresh Jersey milk cows, calves by side; registered Jersey milk cow to freshen soon; Jersey heifer to freshen soon; several other cows giving good flow of milk: chickens 20c lb. Phone Gene Hirt, 221-J. 28-3p.

Annual Christmas Bazaar and food sale December 5-6 at Chapel east of Catholic Church. 29-1-3-4-4t.

FOR SALE: Bird dogs, English setters. Eligible to register. James McAninch, Mt. Meridian. 1-1p.

Everybody reads The Banner.

DEPAUD [DEPAUW] DEAN HONORED Dr. G. Herbert Smith. Dean of Administration at DePauw, was elected president of the College Fraternity Secretaries Association for 1942 when that group closed its session in New York City Saturday. Dean Smith represented DePauw at the National Interfraternity Conference. For the last seven years he has been general secretary of Beta Theta Pi fraternity. He served the Fraternity Secretaries Association as national secretary, and was also chairman of the undergraduate group in the National Fraternity at one time.

Why not design your own Christmas Greeting? (We'll help you). A drawing or photo of your home, a fireside scene, a child, family group, a pet, etc. can be made into a greet mg card that will be appreciated. But Do It New! Ben Riley Print Shop. Alamo Bldg. 1-1t

—MiscellaneousComplete Grease Job, 59 cents at Deem’s Standard. Car washing. North Jackson street. 24-hour service. 5-tf.

TRADING POST. 319 N Jackson St. We buy. sell and trade anything of value. Open every night to 9 p. m. 27-tf.

USED RADIOS, victrolas, battery and electric. Trading Post, 319 N. Jackson St. Open till 9. 27-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. 19-tf.

FOUND: Scarf. Lawrence Butcher. Crawley’s Law Office. 1-1p.

Adver-

FOR SALE OR TRADE: Sorrell mare in foal. Inquire at Banner. 1-1p.

NOTICE OF

FINAL SETTLE OF ESTATE

MENT

BASKETBALL Rose Tech vs. DePauw, Tuesday, December 2

AT 8:00 P.M.

BOWMAN GYM

ADMISSlON 55c

FOR SALE: Call 578-J.

Good used gas range. l-3p.

Special price on nice lump Pandora coal off car, also Amber Jacket. Greencastle Cash Coal Company. Phone 161-W or 610. 1-1t.

If you want results ... -tise in The Daily Banner. PERRY APPOINTED

President Clyde E. Wildman of DePauw, announced today that R. R. Grove, engineering architect at the university has resigned and that Arthur Perry has been appointed to fill the vacancy. Mr. and Mrs. Grove expect to leave soon for their new home in Indianapolis where Mr. Grove will continue in

the construction business.

NOTICE OF

FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE

FOR SALE: 1 three quarter length brown Lapin coat. Size 16. Phone 538-J. l-3-2p.

FOR SALE: Two nice Chester White sows with sixteen pigs, five weeks old. Basil Baldwin. Fox Ridge. 1-1p. FOR SALE: Extra fine sow with ten pigs. E. W. Baker, Dana. 1-1p.

No. 8251,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to Creditors, Heirs and Legatees Bernice Craig Dicks,

pear in the

the of

deceased, to ap-

Putnam Circuit Court, held

Greencastle, Indiana on the 17th

ber

ber, 1941, and show cause the FINAL SETTLEMENT

de-

TOBRUK MEMORIAL—Cemetery in sand for heroic dead who gave lives in siege of Tobruk, British-held seaport in Libya, is marked by these crosses. First phase of present British drive in Libya is to bring relief to beleaguered Tobruk.

day of December if any, why the

ACCOUNTS with the cedent should not

said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heir ship, and re-

ceived their distributive shares Elmer C. Dicks, Executor

WITNESS, the Clerk of said Court,

this 22nd day of November, 1941. Homer C. Morrison, Clerk

Circuit Court.

James & Allee, Attys. 24-21.

estate

of said

approved; and

Putnam

FOR SALE: Some nice red gilts. Ready to breed. Fred E. Boatman. l-2p.

IS HEREBY GIVEN to the Heirs and Legatees of

deceased

day of December, 1941, and show

why the FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the

if any,

No. 8272 NOTICE Creditors,

Nellie Hammond, deceased to appear in the Putnam Circuit Court, held

on the 17th w cause,

SETTLEMENT

ACCOUNTS with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heir ship, and received their distributive shares.

John H. Alee, Adm'r. WITNESS, the Clerk of said Court,

this 22nd day of November, 1941. Homer C. Morrison, Clerk Putnam

Circuit Court.

John H. James, Atty. 24-2t.

Greencastle, Indiana,

ber, 1941 and FINAL SET

the not be

FOR SALE: Earl Evens garage and filling station in Bainbridge. Standard Oil Products. Carl Beck, Adm. l-6p.

FOR SALE: Kitchen cabinet $3.75; bed and springs 30 inch, $4.50; small child's bed $2.50. Jeffries, Berry street. 1-1p.

NOTICE TO

State of Indiana, Putnam County, ss.

In the Putnam September Term, 1941.

Neely C. O'Hair,

Plaintiff, -versus-

Gabriel Keath et. al,

NON-RESIDENTS

Circuit Court,

ACTION TO QUIET TITLE

FOR SALE: Angus cow with calf; one Angus cow; 2 Angus bull calves; brindle cow with calf; registered white male hog. Clyde and Robert Cash. Phone 16F23. l-2p.

BURNED BY JAP GAS — Charge that Japanese are using deadly gas in fighting Chinese is borne out by this victim, Wei Tso-kan, machine-gun commander, in Chungking. Huge blisters have formed on face and body and lungs are "burned out."

Real Estate

FOR SALE: A six room house in First Ward, hardwood floors, furnace, bath, garage Price $3000. Five hundred down payment. J. T. Christie. Real Estate. 1-3t.

FOR SALE: A 157 acre stock and grain farm, five miles from Greencastle, 35 acres of bottom land. Never failing running water in pasture J. T. Christie. Real Estate. l-3t.

—For Rent—

FOR RENT: Five room apartment. Heat furnished. Phone 204-R. 24-tf. FOR RENT: 3 room furnished apartment. Private bath. Kelvinator. Mrs. W. D. James. Phone 790. 25-tf.

FOR RENT: 2 room furnished apartment or 2 sleeping rooms. Good location. Near square. Utilities furnished. Phone 570 after 6:00 p.m.

FOR RENT: 5 Tennessee street. No. 74 Foxridge

room house on See Sam Budich l-3t.

FOR RENT: 3 room apartment. Good location. Nicely decorated. Private entrances. Heat and water furnished. Phone 183-WX. l-6t. FOR RENT: 4 room semi-modern apartment. Phone 438-R. 1-1t.

Wanted

ON GUARD IN SOUTH AMIRICA— Black area on map at left shows location of Dutch Guiana, on north shore of South America, where U.S. troops guard the bauxite mines, source of vital aluminium ore. Close-up at right shows location of bauxite mines, as well as gold and cotton areas.

CHALLENGES U. S.—Boasting that Germany could never be beaten, even with U. S. opposition, and foreseeing united government of Europe, here is Nazi Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop addressing anti-Comintern signers in Berlin.

Wanted by middle aged lady, light housework with one adult or companion and light housework. Small wages. Box 185. Gosport. Indiana. 1-1p

Smith, William O'Hair Hair, Margaret

Robert Palmer, Jane Albin,

James M. Albin, Matson, Commisioner, lliams, Anna Belinda William S. Alexander

O'Hair

Yates, Executor testament of

Penelope Palm-

Alexander FarEveline FarElizabeth

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and and of • \\ n

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t o w 11:

The w«st half of th*- noftliw.st ciuarter of section 17 tin • ist half of tho nutTlna<t mi , ’. i’ "f '. ion IS; the northw* si i,nai * * t h. northeast quat'l* • of section is. sixty (80) at'P»*s off of the north end of th** northw* si fractional *|UHt'ter of s. i tion 1 v thirty three i J) acren off of the south * nd *>f the southwest fracthnial «,imrt« r of

half

ipla Hl8

Mint > irib*

section 7 : md t hirt \ ' J of th** south end of tin

of tIn southeast 7 ; all of sa id l eal • township I'* n.'itli. and mntaininu J-’J

less

of section situate in •v 4 west, s. more or

*:SS, soti

is hereby yiven said defendnd each of them, of the pendi-ncy

and that th, same will l>o i t ion on Wednesday, the

sa me

of tluf 1’ntnam they ho

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airt, 411 e,

WANTED: Furs, jorge Barber Shop Elbert Irwin.

Will be at Eiteleach Saturday. 25-6p

ants

Of this suit. • all' d # foi

2Sth day of Janutr> hein*4’ the 21st Judicial

.January 'Penn. 1'*42. *»f tl Circuit <’onrt. and that uni and appear on said day in

s»t the Court Hons, in Hreencast I’utnam Count.* indiann, *1 answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined In their

a bsenee

In Witness Whereof. I h;\c hereunto set my hand a ul a’fixed tlii seal of this Court at (Jreem ast le. Indiana, this 29th day of November. I‘J41. Homer C. Morrison, (’brk. IMitnatn Clreuit Court.

i S K Aid

l-'rank <5. tfloessel. Attorney for th* I’lnintiff l-‘?t.