The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 December 1941 — Page 3

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12 N SATURDAY NKJHT SPK( !AL ‘ | RAKKI) CHJCKKN • ’ AND STKAK ;>INNK|{S SERVED ALL DAY SUNDAY TURKEY DINNERS SEKVED WITH AM. THE TRIMMINGS astleCottage Restaurant WEST SIIH-; op SIJI'AKE

banner advertising gets results

lAnnouncemient 'hillips “66" Service Station Corner Bloomington and Hanna Street NOW UNDER NEW i/IANAGEMENT OF JULIAN STEELE Formerly connected with Miller Grain Co. Your Patronage Wili Be Appreciated)

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LAST AT WELCOME—Railroad arches along Russian border sre signs of welcome to "Soviet Paradise." Here a German trial bomber scores hit on one of signs and railroad arch, ccording to caption on picture from Berlin.

Tiger Forward 1

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Wally Etcheson Wally Etrhoson, sophomore Tijfer forward, was the hijt (;uii in Ue I’auw’s 38-3? victory over Kosc Poly last nitjlit. Garneriiif' twelve points (he elongated Bengal performer, who hails from B.iinhriilge, led all individual scorers. Teaming with Don Jones, Etcheson fills out one of the best Old Gold offensive pair of forwards in several seasons.

Tigers Swamped

Hanover.!).] To 2.T 1 '■ by

| With Don Jones agitating the | draperies for a total of 11 field goals 22 points DePauw’s Tigers copped I their second straight Indiana College Conference basketball game last night in the university gym when , t hey swamped Hanover. 53 to 23. The first half was close, the count being tied at 9-all until five minutes before the half gun. The Tigers pull-

Agitating n.e Draperies

(By Jim Zeis, Sports Editor)

Tiger Cubs Win Regular Horse Race From Shortridge Blue Devils, 32-27 Thundering down the home stretch, the Greencastle Tigei Tubs flashed under the wire Friday evening in the local gymlasium, to win from the Shortridge Blue Devils, 32 to 27, in a egular horse race basketball game. The Cubs left the barrier and were out in front by five lengths j it the quarter post, 13-8. They dropped back two lengths at he half-way mark—on the back stretch—22-20. At the three juarter post, the Blue Devils wer? going strong, leading by four lengths—26-22. Rounding the turn and coming into thr traightaway, the Cubs called on their reserve power and pas r ed the Shortridge quintet, roaring past the finish line, going nway by five lengths, and winning 32 to 27.

From the judges’ stand it appeared s though both entries were jeekeyI ing for position as they left the bar- ! rier. A field gold by Hunt, Shortridge I center, put the visitors ahead by a j nose, but the Cubs drew up even on

and York.

j WANTED: 2 distributors, men liv- | ing in Putnam county, must own an automobile, be honest, know feeding stock, hogs and poultry. Merchandise advertised in Prairie Farmer. We school and train you, no investment. See or write Mr. South at Commercial Hotel, Greencastle. December 9th. :i to 9 p. in. 5-Sp.

-For Sale-

KOK SALE: 6 nice feeding calves, •weight 400 ll>s. Arthur Ames, Greencastle, R. 3. 6-Wp. FOR SAI.E: Earl Evens garage and filling station in Bainbridge. Standard Oil Products. Carl Beck, A dm. l-6p. FOR SALE: 2 horse, three phase, electric motor. Phone 11. 3-4t. FOR SALE: 1938 Ford 1 1-2 ton cab and chassis, new tires, paint and motor. Hess Sales and Service. :i-4t.

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Don Jones

j ed ahead 19 to 14 at the intermission, i With the start of the second half, the Old Gold netters turned on the heat

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Melsan hit for the Blue Devils and Goodman followed suit, and it was 44 Greencastle continued strong to hold a 5-point edge at the quarter, 13

to 8.

The second quarter sprint was all in Shortage's favor, the Indianapolis boys outscoring the locals. 14 to 7, and leading 22 to 20 at the rest period. In the third quarter point collecting was almost nil. Grimes' lone bucket, and a single basket and two foul throws were all that were collected by the Capital City net tossers. The score board read, Greeniastle 22: Shortridge 26. During the final eiglrt minutes of ompetitii i, however , the Tiger Cubs clamped down an almost air-tight de tense, holding the Blue Devils to a ingle point, a successful attempt rom the charity stripe by CasselInran. Meanwhile, York connected for ,: one-handed under-tho-hoop shot that was a beauty and then made good on a foul toss and the local? trailed two points. Houck, who h:'d been injected into thr Purple and Gray lineup, brought the excite . crowd to its feet when he registered from out beyond the foul circle to knot the race at 27-27. Conrad made good on one of twr free throws and Greencastle forged ahead. 28 to 27. York slipped through the Shortridge defense and went under for his fifth field goal of the battle and it was 30 to 27. Car-

H. S. NET SCORES

Washington 37; Vincennes 21. Madison 40; Lawrenceburg 24. Shelbyville 52; Connersville 31. Anderson 29: New Castle, 22. Greensburg 41; Rushville 31. Bedford 32: Bloomington 23. Seymour 26; North Vernon, 21. Lafayette 44: Richmond 34

Frankfort 31; Muncie 28. Tech 33; Kokomo 32.

Mooresvillc, .W: Bainbridge, 21 The Bainbridge Pointers traveled o Mooresvitle Friday evening only 0 lose to the latter squad. 39 to 24. n a high school net encounter, iooresville was out in front, 14 to 11, 1 the rest intermission. Clovers Bow To Amo Team. .‘>2-17

USED FURNITURE, stoves, rugs, dishes, tools, men’s, womens, children's used clothing and shoes. We buy and sell anything of value. Trading Post, 319 N. Jackson. 3-tf.

THREE TRUCKMEN Experienced, age 25 to 45. owning r able to furnish and personally drive snub nose sleeper tractor to pull company van, long distance, irregular r uttes, long term contract. Approved applicants will be trained in our methods, salary basis. Phone see Mr. Humphill. Hotel Doming, Terre Haute. Ind. December 7th to 12th. Have your piano cared for by J. Rhoades Wallace, expert piano maker. tuner an I repairman. Regulating and voicing a specialty. Work strictly first class and guaranteed. Greencastle, R. R. 1. Tuos-Thurs-Sat-tf.

For Pfister seed Buis, Fillmore, R. 1.

WANTED: Any Rind of dead •Lock. Call 278, Greencastle. Chargee raid. John W&chtel Co. eod.

Wanted to buy copy of Weik's Roy i H story of Putnam County (1910).

3-6p.

FOR SALE: Greencastle R.

Sows. 2.

H. S. Allee,

5-2p. i

State price Write Box M. Banner. 6-lp.

FOR SALE: 15 shoats. 1 pair mules. Luther- Herbert, Reelsvllle.

4-3t.

FOR SALE: One male Guernsey calf. A J Wilde, two miles south on road 43. 6-It.

Special discount on all monuments and markers purchased during December for spring delivery. Lionel T. Clem. Phone 542-J. 4-6t.

Sell your old auto bodies, fenders, sheet scrap, wdre. 1200 E. Maryland, IndianapoHs, Indiana. AMERICAN COMPRESSED STEEL CORP.

For coal call W. R. Vontress, Limedale. Phone 775-J. Tups.- Thurs.-Sat.-tf.

Presbytei an Church Bazaar and Food Sale at the church Tuesday, December !i, afterncon and evening. 4-6-8-31

Coach Vernon Cochenour’s net ossers from Cloverdale high school ivaded Amo Friday night where hoy took it on the chin front the

lost team. Clovers by half.

32 to 17. Arno led 10 points, 17 to 7 at

the the

Distinctive Christmas Greetings that express your own personality. Priced to suit you from the cheapest that’s good to the finest that can be had. Order NOW. Later you may be ■ li-appointed. Ben Riley Print Shop. Alamo Bldg. 6-lt.

—Miscellaneous Complete Grease Job, 59 cents at Deem's Standard. Car washing. North Jackson stieet. 24-hour service. 5-tf. Highest price patd for ay kinds of junk, paper, rags. Iron, all kinds of metal. We also buy beef hides. A & S Junk Yard. Phone 678, Greencastle. 19-tf.

FOR SALE: Choice meat I-rank .UcAlinden. Greencastle,

hog. R. 4. 6-lp.

and routed the visiting aggregation i qelli, of the visitors, missed a chance by the top-heavy count of 53 to 23. i from the little black mark, and Con-

I rad put the contest on ice with a , basket, the game ending 32 to 27 in

Lineup and summary: DePauw (53) fg Etcheson, f 0 Jones, f 11 Crane, f ■* Killbrandt. f 3 Hawkins, f 0 Beyler, f 0 Blgfa, 0 2 Prewitt, g 2 Docley. g * HU her, g 0 Thatcher, g 0 Nutter, g 0 Sears, g 0 Totals 23 Hanover (33) f« Hill, f 0 Stucker, f 1 Warner, f 1

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Williams, c 1 Wayne, > 1 Bell, g 1 Giesler, g - 2 Khlmeier. g 0 Dryden, g • 0 Totals • Score at Half DeFauw,

over, 14.

Referee Nipper; umpire

favor of Coach Chet Bison’s Tigei Cubs. Lineup and summary:

Greencastle (32) Goo Iman. f Grimes, f Houck, f Hanlon, f Westfall c York, g Heustis, g Go'll rad, g Slavens. g Totals Shortridge (27) Melsc-n, f Hummel, f Carderelli, f Helker.e, f Hunt, c Ingle, g Rogers, g Casselman, g Christie, g Tot uls

KG 2 2 . 1 0 0 5 0 3 0

FG 1 0 1 2 3 2 1 *0 0

I’F 2 4 0 0 0 3 0 2 0

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FT 0 0 1 0 1 4 0 1 0

I’F 1 1 1 1 2 0 1 0

Hawks Det rain I New Winrhestr

Roachdale high school’s basketball varriors journeyed to New Win•hester last night and then returned lome “with the bacon, defeating the lost team. 44 to 16. The Hawks wer ahead by a wide margin at the half, leading New Winchester, 22 to 7.

Bees Losers In Overtime BattL

At New Market Final: New Market, 25: Russellville, 24 (overtime). End of regulation game: 24-24. Half: Russellville, 14; New Market. 9.

FOR SALE: Jones Blue Label chicks. 300 White Rocks and 600 Barred Hybrids after Tuesday. Quality Feed Store. 6-2t.

Give a Readers Digest for Christmas. Special rates. Bud Bbston. Phone 215-M. 5-2p. The Pensy Cafe will give free poo or coffee with every sandwich or bowl of chili fiom 9:30 p. m. to 11 p. m. Saturday night. Everyone welcome. 6-lp. ANTIQUE items, over 500. China, brass, glass, small shells, buttons. McGuffey Readers, etc., violin dated 1735, copy of stradivai ius. Would also buy old dolls and other items, would take some in trade for some of mine. Write me. Mrs. Frank M. Foley, Paris, 111. 6-lp.

Real Estate

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Phillips.

BOWLING STANDING

University

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0>ca Cola

.620

H nie Laundry

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.555 I

Eitel’s

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Kroger’s

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Zinc A

.444

I.one Star

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O. Ai I

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Midwest

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Zinc B

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BOWLING SCHEDULE

8 p. m.

Monday Eitel’s vs. 'Kroger’s.

TANKS IN MASS—Production line at Angus shops in MonW* ~ 4 nada, turning out Valentine-typa tanks tor Britain an * J«h machine consists of 40,000 separate parts a " d \ olf ‘ f b f U ; *’0,000. They weigh 20 ton. and each is fitted with 2-pounder, Machine gun and flame thrower.

8 p. m.

Tuesday

University vs. Lone Star.

Wednesday

Home Laundry vs. Z nc B.

Thursday

7 p. m. Zinc A vs. O. & I.

Friday

7 p. m,—Midwest vs. Coca Crila.

Officials: Dickeison and Dunlap. Score by quarters: Greencastle 13 20 22 32 Shortridge 8 22 26 2i

GUN SHOOT SUNDAY Jake Hirt announced today that the trap belonging to the Greencastl. Conservation Club lias been repaired and will be ready for use tomorrow morning at the shoot scheduled on the club grounds just south of the city. Both trap and skeet shooting and oth i targets will be offered the sportsmen attending. Awards of merchandise and poultry will be presented the nimrods winning the various events. The club Is expecting a large crowd if weather conditions are favorable. The shoot will start at 10 a. m. and lunch will b>- served on the grounds.

New Market J. Myers, f D. Myers, f calmer, c R. McKinney, c Powers, g B. McKinney, p Russellville Perry, f Ade-s, f Hovermale, c Clodfelter, g Welch, g Brundage. g

FOR SALE: A 95 acre farm in Clinton Township. Sixteen acres tillable. 6 room house, and barn. Price $1800. Payment plan. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 5-2t. FOR SALE: An 80 acre farm four miles from Greencastle. Sixty nine acres tillable, 4 room house, new barn, splendid water. Price $5500 00 J. T. Christie, Rea! Estate. 5-2t.

FOR SALE: A 4 room house with furnace, bath, good basement. House in good repair, near business district. Price $1750. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 5-2t.

—For Kent

FOR RENT: 5 r. m semi-modem ol able. Durbin O'H'ir, 3 miles north of town. iPhone B .ok Chapel. 6-lp.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Charles A. Keck et ux to Otis E. Griswold et ux, 74.27 acres in Jackson twp.. $1.00. Robt. D. Patton, sheriff, to Cornedius M. Furr, lot in Cloverdale, $1,000 00. Board of Commissioners of Putnam county to Dee Shoemaker Graham, .ol in Bainbridge, $200 00. Levi R. Thomas et al to Francis Lontz, land in Greencastle. $1.00. Carl Rady et al to Andrey Modlln ux, land in Franklin twp., $1.00.

i »< u u io-iom :u-■ \i i «»\\ \\i ns Tii, following > laims were allowed iId linard '»t‘ < %tnunlHHloners of I’uina.m .it (hi* lioiml niectinK h! Monday, 1 fee. I :

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WaItfi M.ist pi) $ 1 llu.on; Hersciud mphelI. IN! .jtitm \\ ilkor, $71.40; inmiplt SuthiTlin, $77.70; tllemi Dobbi 7.70; Hugh Manias $77.70: 11 ip I - . $77.no ; Ah. Sntherlin. $77.00: • i ris o Neal. $77.nn. Hari\\ <inmt!nu 7.00; (Veil Perkins. $07.0:.; W’r Knaiipr. $si»20; Herman Sim: K. Dim fan, $''N.0O; A. V. Staley,

FOR RENT: Five room apartment Heat furnished. Phone 204-R. 24-tf FOR RENT: Three unfurnished semi-modern rooms 901 south Indiana street. 6-9-2t

Buying i Banner is force.

Want Ad in The Daily like employing a sales

B game: New Market, 30, Russellville, 11. KKAI. ESTATE TRANSFERS Cordelia Anderson et con to Trustees of Putnam lodge No. 45, I. O. O. F„ 37.50 acres in Washington twp., jl.00. Joseph F. Gillespie to Herbert Cleon Cox et ux. 43.83 acres in Madion twp., $500,00. Lawrence Hoffman to Parke County RKMC, easement in Greencastl, twp. Raymond Lee Burk et ux to Mary Garrett, 8 acres in Clinton twp.. $350.00. City of Greencastle to Raymond and Beulah Siddons, quit claim. $75.00 John J. Myers et ux to State Conservation Dept., agreement for wild life restoration, land in Russell twp. Lizzie Carty to Wm. R. Tipton, et ux, lots in Northwood, $1.00.

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

FOR RENT: 3 room apartment. Good locution. Nicely decorated. Private entrances. Heat and watei furnished. Phone 183-WX. l-6t

FOR RENT: Attractive efficiency apartment, modern facilities, reason able rental. Cole Apartments. Cali E. F. Naylor. • 2-5t

FOR RENT: 3 or 4 'room unfurnished apartment, also large sleeping room. Call 193-R 6-lt.

—Wanted

WANTED: 2 horae or larger single phase electric motor. Phone 11. 3-41

SALESMAN WANTED: Steady work. Good pay. Reliable men wanted to rail on farmers. No ex perience or capital required. Write Homer Pipher, 1810 S. 2tst street Terre Haute. Indiana. 4-3t.

Highest prices paid for beef hides ginsang. iron, rags and metal. Phone 756-W. Gilbeit Wood, 608 Ohio street. 5-6p. I

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oii Fnst. r Fo.. $ >.!-*■ Sam Hannah

Itook Store. $1.0s; <! r< <■ in a st If Hdw. •o , $01,04; M. lo\ t\ tjnhiton. $44.00; »r»oma8tIf Motors hn . $*.ll. Kinary

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Flftn r.inplutaan. $70'

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Kollmns. $25.20; .. $20.42; Al* Wffsiu*r Imp.

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$58.1 I.

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$20 4.»;

U.miia. $2 » oo. Tbf Hally Banner,

4 i-t H Patton. $99.14; ModSuppl>. $170.10; Kussfll J. $100.00; < ;i t*f nrust If Hard-

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F* «-ds $17 20; Horn

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Viplrid 120.00 ville I ripton. $17.91 ;

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M.t, Hurst. $10.00;

$n . • Hula Uy dick.

Uirk, $ 125 85 ; Mof

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Jaiiu’.s A liiirk. $125 85. M4>4>r4*H•ublii S. r " • $28 90: Win. It. $17.50. Shell. ‘»il Fompitny. Lfona. K* rl.s $12 : 70 ItorkwHI $5.20. Putnam M'dor Rules. ..'{ft; Weesiifi* Impl. Fo. $Kl.lil: 'etifastle (’ash ('nil. $1t»'' ,9; Kei* |,| $4.50; |, .1 < 'lark *12 2-5; Public-

Si-rvhf (Li. of In.! $'.•'► 21; West Baking Co.. $20.9 1. Hobbs Tit - Bn Mery Fo.. $27 90; It l' Mullins. $i:S.50: Trembly ,v Williams. $1 75; John Flurry. $2.00; Home Linmlry Clt»anerw, $9.73; Indiana Assoc. 'IVlepIlOin-

$4 7 ‘9 5. Public Scrvb't* Co. of Bid.,

38.

Welfare I-TiimI ( liiititn

Stoner ('ah. $ . 00, I ill i n« em $105

Harrv Crawford. *>00; Mi s (}u> Williamson. $ 1 2! 00: Putnam Co Hospital.

be Hai 1 v Banner. $0.00; Sant

5; K A S Boot Shop.

Teuton Curtis. $20.00: Cha». 11. $85.00; FJ1 Mohann ». $0 10;

4*rcVo ,8 Son. $100 00; Surv.-y Assoclut-

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$31.10; II

Hanna. $10.25 $ 1 4 35 Benton ( Hector. $85.00;

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... ltu\, $5.00. William Ade \ sstif Tele. Corp . $I25. V.

Wiseman. M D. $«0.00; Stoner Cab Co..

$5.00.

rsiRtifd) HoniR nris Auditor of Putnam County.

$2.85; ind. tf Karle