The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 January 1942 — Page 3

TTI'R DAlTiY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, JAW ARY 14, ini'.

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WE WILL SAVE YOUR OLD LICENSE PLATES ♦ FHEi: SERVIIF! I ♦ Upon getting your 1942 license plates, bring them to us « for FREE INSTALLATION and we will save your old plates ♦ for the Putnam County Defense Committee.

Relief At Last For Your Cougli Crcomulsion relieves promptly berau.se It goes right to the seat of th trouble to help loosen and expel gern. laden phlegm, and aid nature to sooth' and heal raw, tender inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggis; to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like th way it Quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION For Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis

Agitating •■.e Draperies

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(By Jim Zeis, Sports Editor)

We “Dope” The W abash Valley Tourney

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We Have Our Own Defense Program % Simply by running our utod-car business In o fait and honest manner we've defended our customers against bad bargains and sad deals By reconditioning our used cars THOROUGHLY we've guarded our customers oga'nst costly repairs AFTER they buy Yes sir, we’re all-out for defense Come in and see our cars and prices—they’ll defend your bankroll aga'itv extravagant deflation! Defend yourself from rising prices) See these bergains today!

1940 Chevrolet Town Sedan

I Ch lee of three, good lexcellr.ut mechanically, owner car

Urea, one

1940 Buick 4-Dr. Sedan One of the best buys we've ever had; a car with low mih - age; goo I rubber.

Mrs. Duffy Hughes, Mrs. Berni' Smith, MtV Roxie Miles, Miss Flo.sie Townsend, Mrs. Charles Davis. Mrs. Laurel Turk, Miss Jane Rn! iback, Miss Shirley Moses, Mis Charlotte Mendell. Mrs. Francis , Gardner, Richard Welsh. Thomas Robbins, Mrs. June Thrall, Mrs. G. G. ! Pierson. Mrs. Paul Fay. Miss Frani ces Smith, Mrs. R. E. DeWees, Mrs. Jacob Eitel. Mrs. Frank Stoesseh Mrs. Raymond Neal, Don Fret* James Wainwrght. Mrs. Jean Bills. Miss Leona Kestner, Miss Betty Van Ness. Mrs. Eva Davidson, Mrs. Russell Vermillion. Mrs. G. W. Hanna. I Mrs. Joe Crosby, Mrs. Helen Ogle, Mrs. P. O. Canary, Betsy Russell. ! Miss Barbara Lenzen, Mrs. Emma ! Albin.

For Sale-

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Clean, very excellent tires.

Ford Tudor low mileage:

1936 Studehaker 4-Dr. Make us an offer car; tires O. K.

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Chevrolet Coupe Ycu'U like this car. with lets bf transportation value.

1934 Ford Coach

Very low mileage; one owner car; in excellent condition

Several other low priced cars on hand. Two used LWB Trucks available. Greencastle Motors, inc

“We Serve As Well As Sell ’ %

TO RE-REGISTER estine Smith, Mrs. Ross Azbell. Mrs. John Kek-n,

moil ff'rom One> Mrs. Roland Headley,

Miss Beverlee Place, Mrs. Stephen Shaw, Mrs. Russell Thaggard. Mr . Walter Hawkins, Mrs. Clifford Due.

\TTE\DEn IT NEKAIAmong those from out of town who attended the funeral of Mrs. R. J. Amy at Fillmore were Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bales, Mr. and Mrs. Fewell Bales, J. L. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Hendren, Mrs. Herschel Clift. Mrs. Inez Russell, Mr. and Mrs. C. Burlingame, Mrs. Lillian Burlingame, Miss Pauline Burlingame, Mr. and Mrs. Noble Storm, all of Indianapolii, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Shortridge and George VV. Sims of Terre Haute, Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Mote cf Hymeria, Mrs. Ruth Rentschler of Clay City, Mr. and Mis. Archie Dunkin, Miss Carolyn Dunkin, and D. J. Murnane of Dunkirk Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Amy, Daniel Amy. Sidney Amy, Miss Alice Amy, and Mr. and Mrs. Gelsback of Corydon and Merle Davis of Greenfield. DINNER MEETING (ContlnHcri from Pair* tine* briefly what the financial statement of the bank meant and how the customers' money was held and used and where it could be found. At the close of his talk, a motion picture showing the daily workings of the bank was shown, which close I a very successful meeting for th- 1 shareholders for J941.

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Fans who attend the preliminary tourney of Wabash Valley competition in the Greencastle high acho 1 gym on January 21-22-24, will see u Putnam county tournament. It will also be almost a preview of the local sectional which will be held February 27th with the Tiger Cubs participating in addition to the school which will perform here next week. The seven teams in the Wabas Valley prelim are Reelsville, Bell Union, Roachdale, Fillmore, Bainbridge. Cloverdale and Russellville. According to the schedule, Reelf ville meeta Belle Union at 7 p. m. o Wednesday, January 21. We pen BELLE UNION. Then at 8 o'clock Roachdale and Fillmore tangle. Ou guess is that the ROACHDALL HAWKS will pull this one out of th fire. At !• p. m.. Bambridge takes o Cloverdale. From here it looks lik BAIN BRIDGE although Coach Vern on Cochenour rrray pull an upset with his Clovers. Thursday night, Jan. 22, we look for Belle Union and Roachdale t< nrix with lire HAWKS winning. Ru. sellville is carded to clash with tla winner of game three, which or dope says will be the Pointers froi Bainbridge. This fray should prov a toss-up, but we’ll give tire BEES the nod. There will be no contest Frida night, Jan. 23, as Greencastle is t be host to Jeffersonville. The tilt on Saturday evening w 1 decide what team from this tourne.. center will participate in the fin: round at Terre Haute the followin. weekend to determine the 1942 Wa bash Valley champions. As we s«.i it, Roachdale and Russellville will fight it out and we're pickin . ROACHDALE. Now this is just the way we ha-, doped it, but in Hi rosier basketbal. circles the old dope bucket is kicked around so much that it doesn't mea t a thing. Who knows—maybe Reelsville. Fillmore or Belle Union will b in there fighting it out with either Bainbridge or Cloverdale in that allimportant last game. Due to the fact that most of th'teams are so evenly matched, interest in the tournament will be big : and each session is expected to draw good crowds from out over the county. We also exper t to see Chet Elson, Greencastle coach, in the gym at frequent intervals getting a Iron the Putnam squads with the sectional only a little more than a month off. KO \< 111) \[ I CHRISTIAN ( III UCH 9:30 a. m. Sunday school: John the Baptist and Jesus. 10'45 a. m. Lori's Supper. 11:00 a. m. Morning Mimon: “HAndwrit-

BASKETBALL Wednesday Fillmore vs. Van Buren (at Green caste) Friday Greencastle at New Albany. DePauw at Wabash. Roachdale at Bainbridge Greene Twp. at Russellville. Cloverdale at Quincy. BOWLING SCHEDULE

Wednesday Eitel’s vs. LTniversity Thursday Krogei’s vs. Zinc B O. & I. vs. Midwest

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FOR SALE: Several close u;< I springer Jersey heifers. Leland Chil- | cote, west of Morton. 13-14- 16-3p I NOTICE PUBLIC: I am now ; I sub-dealer on Allis Chalmer tractors j through firm of Alva Earley anc j Sons. When in market for a tractor combine or tool, see me before you buy or trade. Walter S. Campbel I Greencastle. 1-2 mile north town. Wed-Sat-tf F< >1: SALI 6 i frt *h J< r:< > Walter Beam, New MaysviMe. 12-14-16-3p

.\i tit H. i|. Wanted: An opportunity for a man with ambition, courage and sales experience for permanent position in Putnam, Clay, or Hendrick r county. Man selected will be trained in the field with all expenses paid. No worry about priorities. No canvassing. Must have car. Write giving past experience, age anti earnings. Personal interview will be arranged or phone 532-J. 14-3L I Ml ST GET A MAM at once in this community to work with our district manager and back up our advertising in Prairie Farmer, Wisconsin Agriculturist, and over radio station WLS. Must have car and be over 25 years of age. Permanent work. Good pay. Prefer man that has lived on a farm. Write Box 200, Banner. 14-Ip,

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University Coca Cola Eitel's Kroger's Home Laundry Lonj Star Zinc A Midwest 0. & 1 Zinc B

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WANTED: Names for our files of men and women 18-40 wanting work. Home Laundry & Cleaners. 13-2t Highest price paid for all kinds of junk paper, rags, Iron, all kinds of metal. We also buy beef nldes. A & S Junk Yard. Phone 678, Greencastle. 19-tf.

FOR SALE: Two tone burgundy broadloom rug. 12x15, and pad; white porcelain Perfection stove, built in oven Mrs. Vernie Parker, Stile:ville. 14-16-2p.

WANTED: Operator for Morton telephone system by first of March. Apply to Leland Chilcote. 12-13-14-19-20-21 -6p.

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FOR SALE: 4 Chester Whit sows and 27 pigs. B. L. Young. Cl< verdale, R. 1. 14-3p j

TyOSt LOST: Eastern Star pin.

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Inquire 13-2t

FOR SALE: Ogg’s Orchard

All kinds apples a

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Swing Softly, sweetV feminine type. Print crepe in luscious blue, grt^green, or rose combined with black and white. Solid tone boucle Jacket. Sir«« 9 to 15.

Come, celebrate — yoar most enchanting spring *elfl — In Minx Modes Affini-types, the remarkable idea of designing new styles especially for your individual personality. Just a season ago Affini-types came into being. Today fashionable young America u frotking iuclf the Affini-type way. See the new array at THE FASHION SHOP

i in \ i. *i: t p i r.Mr.vi i i n'I’ \ 11 : II KM I'll 5 Y (ilVEX to tl * <'rcil i t oi s, il.h> i| I im*s of Cljua Al. 11 u MI. »l** t .i •'( «l to iippo.-it in th Putn.im (’in-ult hold it OretutcJiBth'. Indiunu, " tin* 2-nd day of Jmiuarv. and show chuck*. If any. KTTUJCMKNT \i estate of Maid rU - eedonl should noi he approved; and said heirs at, notified to then and tiler,- make proof -d heir ship, and receive their disi rihutlve shares. I>aise\ S. Makey. Admrv NYITNKSS tin- * Merk of said Court, this .‘!0th da v of Iteeemher, 1041. No. S27!». Homer c Mon -on, Clerk Putnam rirenit Point. t J i I hn A* Lyon, A tty. 31-21

NOTICE You Can Save Money by paying your Telephone account on or before the 15th of each month So as to avoid a Collection Charge.

VotK'llStlc The inimitable W. C. Fields retun’, to the screen in his latest Universal | comedy, “Never Give A Sucker An Even Break. ' starting tonight at th Voncastle theater. Fields has one of his stronge,, supporting casts in the new pictu: . including such well known playe-a as Gloria Jean, Leon Errol. Butch and Buddy, Susan Miller, Frank!!:’ Pangborn,' Charles Lang and Margaret Dumont. The film brings Fields to the screen as himself. He is W. C. Fields, the comedian, who arrives * his studio to sell a story about himself to Pangborn. the producer. I : his wanderings around the stuoi > Fields meets his friends, Gloria, Butch an ! Buddy, Errol and others, all of whom appear as themselves.

Ili«4li SrSsool Highlight* (By Georgia Anne Zeis) During the regular convocation on Tuesday morning the Greencastle High School student body was highly entertained by the Greencastle Swing Band under the capable direction of Gene Pennington. The young people in this organization, performing like true professionals, presented the following program which proved to be one of the most popular of the year : “Row, Row. Row Your Boat.’’ “I Don’t Want to Set the World on Fire." featuring Virginia Walbring in the vocal solo part, “You and I” arranged by Bill Lockwood, high school junior, “Till Reveille” featuring Leroy Mason on the cornet, “Antapola” vocalized by Mary Ellen West, Virginia Walbring. Betty Owens, and Norma Jean Williams, “Concerto for Two,” “Yes. Indeed,” “White Cliffs of Dover,” and “Everything I Love.”

! LOST Tan billfold downtown , Tuesday evening, containing about | $25. and valuable papers. Reward. • •sM-i: 14-11 FOR SALE: Milk cow, fresh May 1st, Lennie Trout, 3 miles north - |

west of Greencastle. 14-lp. —

Complete Grease Job. 59 cents at

FOR SALE Apartment size ga: Deem’s Standard. Battery charging.

North Jackaoi tieet 24-hour ser-

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Wilmer Albin, 14-2’ — — ROACHDALE LIONS

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j flattery and your kind words, Mr. , Stoner, pleases us a lot. We are all ! proud that we have had this opportunity to do this work.

FOR SALE: Household Goods at 426 Anderson street. Call 779-W. 13-2p.

FOR SALE: Model 70 seven tube Majestic console electric radio, works good, walnut finish cabinet, $11.45. Furnitun Exchange. West Side Square, Phone 170-J. 14-lp.

FOR SALE 600 day-old Barred Rock chicks. Quality Feed Store. 12-3t

FOR SALE: Team 4 and 5 yearold horses, well match al. well broke, weight 1300-1400 lbs. Pearl Ward, Greencastle, R. 4. 14-17-21-24-4p.

Wood, coal. Notary Public. B and F. Ida E. Dreyer, 510 Apple. 14-lp.

FOR SALE: Latest Household Model Permutlt Water Softener use I as demonstrator. Carries new guarantee. Will sacrifice Box C, Banner. 13-3t. FOR SALE: Small grocr ry and filling station, doing excellent bustness, low overhead. Two people can handle. Will invoice, Shell Station at New Winchester, Road !6 closes Sunday at noon. 13-6p.

FOR SALE: Upright Kimball piano. Mrs. Elizabeth Hamrick, Hamrick Station. 13-3t.

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Dated this 12 day of January, 1942. Homer «’ Morrison, Clerk of Hu Putnam Circuit Court. 14-lp

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NKW \\l> I SKI) Oliver Farm Equipment See Holly s Sales and Service 09 N. Indiana St.

—Real Estate— FOR SALE: A well improved 120 act ■ farm in a fine community. All tillable, 5 room house, fine barn, splendid water, electricity. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 12-3t.

FOR SALE: A four room house with furnace, bath Price $2900. J. T. Christie. Real Estate. 12-3t.

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Greencastle Exchange Indiana Associated Telcpnone Corporation

We will pay you CASH

FOR RENT: Warm garage, under 202 west Washington street. Phone 406, . 14-16-17-3p.

Mr. Stoner "xpiained that 15 per cent of the money thus raised remains inthe county for local work. President Robertson introduced a representative from The Daily Banner staff who .-.poke of his pleasant remembrances of the late Stuart Hostetler and Len Ware, who were Lions, and Mr. Robertson also presented Al Casse, connected with the Indiana Fire Works company. The roll call of members by Secretary Clan l Hanna was interesting to one who bad not heard a Lions club roll call before. The members, some of them the meekest and mildest men in the world, all respond “Bite ’em!” in plac ■ of the usual “here" or “present,” and they make it sound very fierce indeed. N. te Call reported the success of the Red Cross drive. He said it was met not only by one hundred per cent of thp members but the response from the citizens was indeed splen-

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E.-stel Cooper, vocalist, and Eugene Hut bins, pianist, led the men in singing Lions songs. More than a dozen of the ringing melodies were sung vigorously and musically. KOTAin ( M B> < ('uiitluurtl from l*uu«» (Hie) was reflected Mi the announcements of tin construction of the new powder plant in this section, the proposed new training camp in Columbus, and the numerous defense contracts which are being awarded to Indiana, concerns. Indiana with its rail facilities, industries, and farming lands will continue to h ive an increasingly important role in the winning of victory according of Lt. Gov. Dawson. The administration of the Indiana Stale Penal Farm was complimented in its adaptation of its facilities to the lull benefit of the state. Among the guests were the two district governors of Rotary in Indiana Harold Cooper of Maiion, an 1 Donald Coy of Seymour. James Bittles of Greencastle, a member of the governor's clemency commission, was another guest. Entertainment was furnished by the Penal Farm Band, which displayed versatility and training.

FOR RENT: Furnished sleeping joins. Close in. Phone 818-M. 14-2t.

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FRIENDLY SALES ,«dSERVICE Phone 297 II!) \. INDIANA ST.

jsgBja wanted Hou8( vork. Profei elderly couple. Stay nights. Phone' 435-M. 13-3t

>oth i: Notice is hereby Riven that Pill* llcury Wilaon has filed his petition in (he Putnam (Mtcult I’ouit to have the time and plate of his birth determined. Said petition is s»t foi hearhiK 23rd January. 1912 Dated this 14th da\ of J.inuary. 194.’ . Honor <\ Morn ' ii. Clerk of tlo Putnam Circuit Potirt 14-lp.

Woman wants work by hour or by day. Address Box 18. Banner Office. 13-2p.

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