The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 January 1942 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNEK, nBHFTXCASTT.E, INDIANA. FRIDAY. JANFARY Ifi. 194i

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A SWELL SHOW TONIGHT AND SATURDAY

ALL THE COLOR OF THE WEST with the Screen’s Great Cowboy Star

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A REPUBfIC PICTURE

GENE AUTRY UNDER FIESTA STARS SMILEY BURNETTE CAROL HUGHES FRANK DARIEN

I.AST ( IIAFTKK OF OF THK l{OV VI. MOl \TKI>" \i.SO FIKST (HAFTFI! OF OI K NFW SKiUAI.

TEXAS RANGE

SLINGIN’ SAMMY BAUfH

(The football sensation) f

A REPUBLIC SERIAL IN 12 CH

CUT NEXT WINTER’S FUEL WOOD NOV«/ Woodland owners who are cutting their fuel wood now for next year’s j home use and for sale are saving i woo 1 and work and may aid in preventing future transportation diffij oulties with other fuels for domestic j purposes during the war period, says ! f. E. Shaw, extension forester of j ?urdue University. • I Tests reveal that green wood has j from 10 to 35 per cent less heating j valu" than wood cured from nine | months to a year. Shaw says. Even, j worn! seasoned under favorable condi- , lions for only six months has an advantage over wood freshly cut. Well cured wood has the further j advantage of easy ignition, rapid ! burning, uniform heat, and freedom I from smoke, and deposits less cresote j in ti e chimney according to the U. ■ S. f)i partment of Agriculture’s For- ! est Service. In general, reports the Forest Ser- ! vice, a cord of hickory, oak, beech, birch, hard maple, ash, elm, locust, longleaf pine, or cherry is equal in heat value to a ton of coal. The cord of wood referred to is the standard cord which is 4x4x8 feet and is not ’.he usual “cord" which is one third of the standard cord, as most firewood today is cut 16 inches long instead of 48 inches. Species such as shorileaf pine, western hemlock, red gum. Douglas fir, sycamore, and soft maple require about one and a half cords to equal a ton of coal in fuel value. T wo cords of cedar, redwood, poplar, catalpa, cypress, basswood, spruce or white pine are required to equal a ton of coal. Pines give a quicker, hotter fire and are consumed in a shorter time than birch. But birch gives a more intense flame than oak, which is noted for its steady heat.

TUI STKIO'S HKI’ORT

I Th, Township Trustee's annuel re- — o tb< Advisory Uu.trd of Marlon Is Township. Putnam County. Iiuilami. i—

KlimiFN DON'T MISS THIS SWIXl. SHOW - !•< SAT. MAXIM 1

County Churches

ItltH K C’HAPEI.-MOKTON Sunday Church School 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship- Morton 10:45

a. m.

Evening Worship Brick Chapel 7:00 p. m. At the morning service at Morton, there will be a special service for the ladies. Members of the Women's Society of Christian Service will be installed into their new offices. All are urged to attend. Let us keep up ”>ur splendid interest and enthusiasm In the work of our church. All are urged to attend every service of the church. CLINTON FALLS MFTHODIST CHFHCH Fred S. Wintle. pastor. Services for Sunday, January 18. 10:00 a. m. Church School. Floyd Miller, supt. 11:00 a. m. Morning worship. Sermon by the pastor. 6:0Q p. m. Youth Fellowship. 7:00 p. m. Song service. Jim Burk, leader, followed by evening worship. LIMKDAI.K ( m iu II Regular services of the Limedale community church. Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Evening service 7:00 p. m. Sermon by the pastor, L. A. Dodd. Prayer meeting each Tuesday evening at 7 o’clock. Come out and sjiend an evening of worship at the church by the -side of the road. Everyone welcome to all services.

MlTMi: or \ IMI l> Is I'll \ l'|0\ Notice is hero Ity ui\'*u that tie* undrrsiifueit has heen unpointed 1»> the .Indio, of ilit- (Tnult Coori of Putiiuin County, State of Indinnu, Admiuistrnnr of ilit* .-state of Mfr.-.I It. Matthews tat.* . i I'ntnani County, d.- .-as.-.l Said eslnt,. is Hnppnsml to to* solvent. Cent fa I Natl,mat think. Ad in i n i st ra I nr No. lloiner c Morrison. Clerk of the I'ntnani cirenlt Court. I’rank (i Hln.-sxel, Attiirney. 2-rtt.

Red Cross Drive

iCoiilinued from I'nur One) Del.ong, Miss Florence Flinn, Mrs. WooJheison, Zella Adams. Gene Akers, William Bishop, Elizabeth Daggy, Charlotte Donnahue, Reese Hammond. Mrs. McCuaig Heath. Frank Jones. Dorothy Knudson, Leona Kestner, Ralph Ross, Gilbert Ogles, Glenn Skelton, Nellie Stratton, L. E. Sheridan, H. A. Thomas. Lela Walls. Pauline Smith, Mrs. Bert Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Blanchard, Mrs. Wm. Sutherlin, T. C. Cox. Kenneth Bryan, Laurence Reed. John Knight. Hugh Walker, W. G. Dreher, Kugene Myers, Raymond Baldwin. Russell Fuller, M. E. Wade, Edwrrd Rogers Leland Broun. Glenn

Flint, John McCurry.

Estol Cooper, Theodore Bock. Roscoe Stites. Gilbert Dreher. Russell King, Burnace Pritchard, Earl Bemis. Clayton Cox. Arthur Cooper. Albert King. Willard Miller. Russell Plummer, Charles Hale, Chester Hunter, Frank Detro, Claude Best, William Yount, Daniel Rowland. Janies Plessinger, Lester Von Tress, Ared Shaw, Ross Bullerdick, Eugene Sutherlin, Joe Neese, Herman Bryant, Vein Bennett, Oral McCullough, Arvel Raab, Paul Allen, Harry Godfrey, Lawenoe Thomas, David Sublett. Albert Stoner. Roy Rominger. Ernest Stites, Harry Neier, Edmond Torr Laf.: Rollings. Ross Torr. Preston Walters Fred Gostage, Cecil Flint. Wilbur Huber. Raymond Miller, Rodney Godfrey, Lloyd Bemis, Fred Ko ssler. Conrad Shinn, Joe Thomas. Ivan Cook. Charles Gilman, Bernard j Shinn, Elmer Abbott, James Best. I Hubert Hinote, Gilbert Heath, Frank j Boyce. Calumet Worker, Jesse Coffin. Melvin Albright, Albert Williams Eugene Allan. George Irwin. Rayj mon I Erwin. Joe Grubb, Malcolm I Bruner. Albert Green, Edward Green. I Glen Owen, Raymond Alexander. J. j E Boswell, Roseoe Meore, Ross Has-

sler. Arthur Brown.

CIRCUIT COURT NOTES In the mandate proceedings of the States ex rel Frank Jarrell vs. John Sinclair et al, a change of venue was granted Thursday to Hendricks tyMary Segraves is plaintiff against Wayne Shinn, the latter residing at Reelsville, in a suit which asks $750 j damages arising, it is claimed, when | an automobile driven by the defend- | ant collided with a truck owned by ! the plaintiff and driven by George ! Segraves in front of Camp Courtesy, j on Road 40, a mile and a half east of Brazil, Jan. 25, 1940. Hughes & Hughes are local attorneys for the plaintiff.

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I NOTH is HICKKHY GIVEN to the I < Yuditors, Heirs and Legatees «>f Ma Elizabeth Akins, deceased to upp the Putnam Circuit Court, ho j Cr< t m si 11■, Indiana, on the 7th day of { Pehruary, 1!»42, and show cause, if any, I \v 11 \ file P IN \ L SETT LEM ENT AC[coi NTS w ith the estate of said deced - should not be approved; and said is are notified to then and there ke proof of heir ship, and receive

it* distributive shares.

•John Layman. Admr

the Clerk of said Court,

of .January, 19-12.

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liiui,!' Morrison, viilt Court. S. llnniilton, Atty.

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SLINGIN SAMMY HAFGH “THK FOOTBALL III RO" \u<l Diiiichii lii-iuililn in “KING OF THK TKNAS ItAN'GKU” A NKW SKI.’IAI, S I All TING J ONIGli l AT THK ( HATKAI

Pattern 9984 may be ordered only in misses’ and women’s sizes 12, 14. 16, IS, 20, 30. 32, 34, 36, 38 and 40. Siz*- 16. dress, requires 3>, yards 39 inch fabric; hat and belt. 1> S yards contrast. To get this pattern send FIFTEEN CENTS to The Daily Banner, Pattern Department. 309 West Jackson Blvd.. Chicago, Illinois. An additional TEN CENTS brings you our new Spring Pattern Book, ready now. Smart, easy-to-make slylca fui the entire family.

p. i’uinam Couniy,

shuwinK Kerr ip t s. Disbursements and

Balances of all Tuv

the

mces Yea i

>urst

of all Township revenues for December 31, 1941.

DlnbumeiuentN

Indiana Music Co., mus. inst.$ It \\ . Smith, teaching Austin Holloway, same Mabel Joseph, same Prank Martin, same Paul Buis, same Margaret Pall, same Preda Jean Krattain, same ... Elmer Hammond, same Margorie Curnutt, same J«*anettc Sutherlin, same J u a nut a Hamm, same Helen Essingion, same Maxine Tharp, same Arthur Johnson, same Avis Knetzer, same laiwrence Renfro, same .... William Newkerk, trans .. . Earl Cash, same Nathan Curtis, same Geo. Smiley, same Ollie Sutherlin, same Ira Nichols, same John McCammack, same .... lulian 1'etro, janitor services Walter Cox, t rustee bonds Mai i«m T\vp., teachers suppt .Sort It in I nd Pwr. Co., It. tV Mooresville Public Ser. Co. Eddi * Kuis. new pump iV rep. John II. Nichols, sheep killed .

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' VONCASILE I

t..." ’Ul.

Pay

Mala

Lewis Ogles, same Austin Holloway, man. tr. sup.

Kobison, home ec. supplies • i Petro. clean. iSL- rep

Louise Piterback, teach, inst. . Lyons Music Co., music for sch. Daily Biinner, printing & adv. Putnam Co. Graphic, same ... Douie Sinclair, tele, toll digs. 'laude Coffin, coal hauling . . tosco East ha tn, sch. bus rep. Re\ ii C Fellers, com, address vlabcl Joseph, sch. sup. tV: stamps 'aIh t Book Co., library books ’larkson Publishing Co., same Missouri Store Co., same

tulph Deweese, photo

for school and •"rank Martin, mus. for co. mus. ireenctistle Hdw. Co., man. tr. sup. 5.90 Metzger Lbr. Co., janitor sup. 4.50 Morris Hunter, agt., ins. on t.vpw. 15.00 ^enard Newman, pnt&oil for sch. 89.73

lay Purcell, clejm. •5am Hunna Book

art. lib., pills,

row Tharp, care of cent, iarold Cook, survey sch. grd.

Kenneth Byrd & Frank

tin, painting 1 \meriean Corporation, encyclo.

\lien Lumber Co., m Kiger & Co.. Sell. iK:

sup., rood r

man. tr. sup.

...r,.. ~ . & twp. sup. Modern Sch. Supply Co., jan. sup ■heYens Drug Store, sch. sup. tNL-

Supply Co.,

»;*;4 50 12.92

C.00 1.25

T. O Bayfield, rep. sewing nuich 0.50 .Montgomery Ward, supplies . 9.45 Morris Hunter, ins. on sch. bldg. 382.19 i\a lOUiott, postage 9.00 Fnrnittire Exchange, furn. for sch 10.25 K- S. Dow gill, rep- work 43.25 lOinily Herod, sub. teaching

septic tank Store, sch.

paii

Lee Seh. Supp

twp. supplies 340.31 John Sinclair, sheep claim ... 12.00 Frank Jarrell, sch. tests 4,82 lessle Robison, sch. cleaning . 19.50|k ; S Cowgill, rep.&i t w pt furn. 107.05 ] g Kenm th Byrd, puint&pting sch. 124.00 1™

I tt, 3an. sup

John C. Sears, jan. set* \. (). Hunter, adv. brd. ser. .. Ommet Hurst, same >tha Meek, same A. i). Hunter, sheep claim .... Vthis Phillips, sheep claim .. Harold Eastham, jan. service . Austin Holloway, m. t. sup. . . \ .1 Duff. I‘'ire 'J'onder stoker Helen Essington, home ec sup. lohn McCammack. sch. bus stge.

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GRANADA f

Marry Ragsdale, fill, fire ext.

Scott's Garage.

1 'I i

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rep. sch. bus .

Frank Stoessel, att. fees Robinson, home ec sup. . . Hunter, ins* on sch. bldg.

South Western Pub. Co., bkpg sup 25.9.. ' —

ireencastle Hardware, jan. sup. 8.40 ,— I • • «k>. lbr ior sch 63.91 • J-

Eddie i luis, exam, ol recoi ds . —

Rio (;ramie Coal Co., coal for sell 250.00 v\\ W. Thomas, tele, dues 3.90 McGwire iV Sliook. architect wk. 100.00 Kenneth Byrd, painting at seh. 1.50 Callie Shields Sasady. sheep claim 30.00 Marion Sears, trustee, sal. exp. 000.00 Statement showing amount of all moneys paid to the various funds of Marion Township. Putnam County, disbursements therefrom and balances remaining therein, for the year ending

December 31, 1941.

ToVtllMhl|» l-’lMld

Balance on Hand $2,569.20 Receipts During Year 15.35 Total of Balances and Receipts 2,584.55 Disbursements During Year .. 1,385.75 Final Balances 1.198 SO

Dog Fund

Balance on Hand . Receipts During Year Total of Balances and Receipts i Disbursements During Year Final Balances

Tuition FiiihI

Balance on Hand Receipts During Year Total of Bal. and Receipts Disbursements During Year Final Balances Nlieeiitl Seliool l-'utid

SATURDAY ONLY t ontiniiniiN From I

Two Favorite Stars In A Two-Gun Blast Of Action And Song!

Balance (

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Receipts During Year

Total of Bal. and Receipts . Disbursements During Year

Fin<tl Balances Tolnl of \ II | ii nd w Balance on Hand

3,888.44

$ 3,722.99 I 1.050.75 J 1 4,773.7 1 1 10,139.60 ;

4.634.1 1 I

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I hiring Year .... Bal. and Receipts incuts During Year ihinceH as shown by this re-

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Receipts foYal of 1 tishurs* Final B Tot Bal

port •

Warrant c Dec. 31.

report t

Total Bal. Warrants,

Cash in depository 1941 I, Marion Sears, tin ion Township. Putnam ■ uu. do solemn I \ sw i-ar

the preceding r bursements an*

eorrec

t her

I am charged i

1 9,19 25,01:

198.65 ] ,069.81

3 1,26s.40 24.392 12

9,876.3 1

standing pized in

outstanding 31. 1941 . . .$

$9,876 :: l ^ E

oi. ; — $9,881 : » =

Trustee of Mar-IS t *ount y, Indl- 1 — oi kffli oi • t hai I S

l oi t of Receipts, I >is- | — Bal.inecs is true and •—

et. as 1 verily believe; and I furdeelare that the sums with which 'lunged in this report are all <tf the sums received by me. and

Ions items of

xpenditures

been ftill.A paid iti the sum stat

the var cred ited

■Mk

ed. and without igreement tluit

shall

•xpressed any porth

be retained b\ or rej

And I further

m> other person •lare. and swear (or

on t id to

implied

t hereof me or

have receiv

of value,

wea r d no

affirm )

that

money, nor article®

in cimaidenitfon of uny con-

na, I Iliad,, by me ux Truster c’.f tliix

i wnsh i

Subscr

b-fore me. tlm CliHlrman of tbe Ad

M A It 11 IN SKAItS.

• f Mi

I ruHtee of Marion Township

.subscribed and sworn (or -affirmed)

sworn

Chain...*.. , tlc

visory Hoard of ibis Township ibis i;tb

• lax ol January. 1942.

A. < >. 111 XTEIt. Cliainnan of Advisory Board of Marlon Town-

ship.

'Tills report was received, accepted and approved b> the Advisory Board ,hls Township, at its \ nnu:i I \t... . .

ing. this 6th day of J

MIN'TER.

11 FUST

imtiiry, 1912

(Mho L. Meek. Advisorv

Marion To * 1

ownship.

Board

AT LOCAL THEATRES HevtewB and Previews

Voncastle SonfjK with a sock! Thrills with a "ham! Romance that’s a wow! "Go West, X oung; Daily" is a musical Western with oomph, the fightin’est, 'oarln e.st, twe-fisted novelty entd'tainment of this or any year! A rare an | rowdy new comedy, packed with music, ninth and melodrama, “Go West. Young Lady’’ - pens tonight at the Voncastle Theatre with Penny Singleton, Glenn Ford, ant! Ann Miller heading the top-.notch cast Other players include Charlie Ruggles. Allen Jenkins and Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys, Granada "The Lone Star Vigilafites,” exciting now Columbia western, co-

— Wilt, ARTHUR KENMEOY • CHARUY GRAPIWIN • GfNt LOCKHART i PLl'S LATEST XYOKKI) NEWS EVENTS. n iiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiminnmiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiMiHiiuni!Min 11 .

starting Bill Eliiott and Tex Ritter, thunders its way into the Granada Theatre an Saturday only. Third in a series of thrillers costarring the two western herc-es, the new film la said to be the most ac-tion-packed of the lot, telling the story of the wild and wrolly west during the days of the Texas Vigilantes! t'liateuu That old Maestro of the Sagebrush. Gene Autry, returns to his fans, in "Under Fiesta Stars,” Republic musical wester which opens tonight at the Chateau Theatre to remain 2 days. Stars may come an ' stars nv y go but Autry goes on forever. His admirers to-day will find his still the same pleasant, unassuming, engaging cowboy who first made motion picture history by stalking up a volume of fan mail that surpassed that of the most widely touted glamour stars.

< \KI> OF THANKS We wish to thank our fr.ends and neighbors for tin K.I ness and sympathy expressed d * I the illness and death of our [3 l 'l and grandfather, Lafe McC for the beautiful floral o::-r i We especially thank Rev. FL ' Masten, the pianist, Miss Camaek and Mr. Reed. Ralph McCoy and FaiWM

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