The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 February 1942 — Page 3

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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCAST!.E, INDIANA. WEDNESDAY. FEBREARY 1". 1942.

SELL with. WANT-ADS

—For Sale—

(JEN ERA F INSURANCE AKimball Larkin

OP SALK: Lato 1(141 Plymou'h n pick-up. 23000 miles, 5 tires, it. stock rack. Price $650. Eve - McCollum, Plainfield, Indiana School. 17-3p.

We have a good stock of 6-7-8 cu. ft. G. E. Refrigerators. Also ranges. Open evenings 7 to 9. Phone 56 Dwight Carson. Roachdale Electiie , Co. 188-.it.

OR SALE: Apples, 50c per bu. up. McCullough Orchard about i Administrator’s Sale of household Tile southwest of Greencastle. J goods and other prrsonal property

13-tf. Saturday, February 21, 1:00 p. in. at j the residence of the late Daniel C Summers in Bainbridge Terms.

cash. Claude C. Scobee. Adm. A. O. Hunter. Auct. 18-2p. FOR SALE: 2 tons alfalfa, second and third cutting .in barn $12.50 per ton. Ed Stone, across from airport

18-2p.

NEW AM) I'SED

liver Farm Equipment

See

>lly s Sales and Service

11!) N. Indiana St.

I tdt SALE: 22 foot house trailer; V-8 pickup truck. Emmett [v s. Rockville, R. 1. lO-.'ip.

)R SALE: About 30 bales AlfR. B. VVhisenand. Fillmore, R. 16-3p.

— Real Estate—

Wanted

Highest price paid ror all kinds ot junk, paper, rags, Iron, all kinds ot metal. We also buy beef hides. A & S Junk Yard. Phone 678, Green castle ie-tf WANTtED: Housekeeper 30 I ■ years old. Stay in home. One child Write Box 5, Banner. 12-61.

WANTED: 100 Locust fense peob Call at Snider's wall Paper Store. D not phone. 16-3'

WANTED name of party ordering 500 pounds hog powders. Ralph Knoll, 880-W. 16-18-2p

Miscellaneous-

complete Grease Joh, 59 cents a' Doem's Standard. Battery charging North Jackson sticet. 24-hour ser vice. 5-t:

Enroll now for Ballroom dancing. Class begins Thursday. Doris Hinkle Phone 765-J. 17-2r

SALESMEN WANTED: I have a special proposition that win appeal to experienced salesmen who for reasons beyond their coqtiol may soon be out of employment. Good cai' required. No capital necessary Write Homer Pipher, 1810 S. 21st St.. Terre Haute. Ind. 18-3t3.

OR SALE: 17 fresh cows: several e up springers, cash or terms. ^Hnd West, Amo, Ind. 17-6p. ||DR SALE: 1937 Chevrolet tudoi rr deluxe. Must sell quick. In- > Bex 52 Banner. 17-2p. )R SALE: Two door 1940 Ply- |; i silio, heater and scat covers, th Hicks, Fillmore. 16-18-20-3p. R SALE: Team ,3 and 4 year gel mg horses, broke, weight Large white sow, 9 shoats. >11 Bock, Brick Chapel. 16-18-2p.

5R SALE: 30 ton of extra good. :■!■ hay. Clyde Metz, Bainbridge. phone 4 on 7. 3-5-7-9-11-13-16-18-20-2.3-1 Op.

coal call W. R. Von tress, Ua edale. Phone 775-J. M-W-F-tf. I DR SALE: Two 2 year ol I an I yearling steers. Good quality. Bridges, Coatesville. 18-2 ).

FOR SALE: An improved seventy acre farm, 50 acres tillable, 6 room house, large bam, elect:icity. J. P. Christie, Real Estate. 16-3L FOR SALE: A largo well hurt modern house near business district, 2 baths. A goo I investment property. IPrice $3750. Cash. J. T. Chriaf.e, Real Estate. i6-3t

— For Rent FOR RENT: 5 ro m partment. Garage, heat and water furnished. Taylor Apartments, 10 O ive street. Phone 773-M. 30-tf.

FOR RENT Furnished apartment. 210 Bloomington street. Teh - phono 545. 16-,.t

SALESMAN W'ANTED to take orders from Putnam county stockman for the famous U. S. Stock and | Poultry foods. If you have been affected by priorities this is your op- | portunity for permanent year-round | employment with good compensa- , i tion. Must have car. The United States Food Co., Cambridge, Ohio. 18-2p. WANTED to rent 100-150 acre farm on thirds. Carl Reeder and Son. StilesvlUe, R. 2. 18-2p. 1 WANTED: man in this community to develop Factory to Farm Feed Business. Permanent necessary work with opportunity to develop repent business without investment. Must have car. be over 25, and have an eye for the future. Write Box 42, Banner. 18-Ip.

NOTICE: Service station for lens Small investment, wonderful oppo>tunity for right man. Call 587-. Greencastle or 1-2-3 Hainbridg

17-.3

FREE manicure with each pel manent through February. Ever, day except Friday and Saturday GRACE’S BEAUTY SHOP, Phon

(By Jim Zeis, Sports Editor)

limited only-a

OMb Quaker 5 Year Old Whiskey

Tiger Cubs Weak On Defense As Brazil's Bricks Win Contest, 55-4t ;

was mu m | -2r» NOW @PINT FOR A LIMITtD TIMf ONLY I Straight Boutbon Wtmkfr 86Pioof Ih sWt iki , » is 5 Years Old. TbeOld Quaker Co, UwreiKebtng, Ind

79-.M

12-14-18-20-4

( IRt 1 IT COl l!T NOTES

The damage suit of Belle Ashe, again t th oily of Greencastle ho

b n set f, ’ hearing March 9.

Let l>. Mathias, as administrate of the estate of tl.. late Mary H Mathias, was granted peim ssion L the court to settle the estate uftc

an expiration cf six months.

Mi l II I I II MIN -U I >1 III N I S STATi: (I|.- | Mil \N \ ' a M VTY i >l-' IT I'N \ M SS in rm: I’l i'Na.m nti'i'i'r roi'it

T. ian, i:mj.

The Tiger Cubs failed to guard their own basket last nigh over at Brazil and consequently the Bricks won a high-scorinr high school basketball encounter to the tune of 55 to 45. Yes. sir, the Greencastle boys were woefully weak on defense. No once, but at least ten times, three Brazil boys dashed daw the hardwood court with the ball and not a Cub player wa back on defense, possibly wiih the exception of Don Goodmai who turned in the best perforn ance of any boy on either team. M- | W ,. st We certainly hope that Elson b ushes up on defensive tactics be zinc a

fore the sectional tourney next week.

Greencastle made enough points to win most any contest 45, But on the other hand. Brazil rang up 55. You might say that the Brazil defense was 10 points better than Greencastle. and that wouldn’t be saying any

too much.

The Cubs led at tl"' hah '.’7 to 26, and registered 18 pi In t last half while tin* Bri " ' unop posed around the tm ded to

BOWLING STANDING

University

.35

.686

Coci Cola

.627

Kroger’s

.588

Lone Stfir

.... 28

.549

Home Laundry

.529

Kite I's

.518

O. I

.490

Mai west

.470

Zinc A

..385

Zinc B

.196

DcPauw Wallops Franklin, 56-37

With Etche a n and Biggs lead a the attack, DePnuw's Tigers avenged a l-po::it setback handed the., earlier in the season when th-y tiiunced Franklin, 56 to 37 on Be ,\

BOWLING SCHEDULE

it \

i;::ao.

FOR RENT: Attractive bedroom apt. Modern facilities reasonable rental. Cole Apts, call E. F. Naylor. 17-7t.

ACTION TO yi'IKT TITLE II I fn It I S. M vers, .Ji)li;imi;i K Alv.rs, I ‘ininti ffs vs. Willi.mi Si.in.llry. » t ,il . I >»• fomlanlH (Lnno now tin 4 J Ma intif ff*. ami

§SALE e will seli at the V Huckleborr\ I mile south of I'leasnnt <lard'riday, February 20 1 White milking Shorthorn cow. I V old with calf by side, 2 weeks milking heavy now. l-yr.-old Red milking Shorthorn

heavy springer.

'I-yr.-old Roan heifer with nice calf by side, weight 200 Ills, re1, J-yi .-old fresh Jersey and Short heifer, milking good and rehred H-yr.-old Roan cow with calf h) S-yr.-old dark Jersey with call

P>i(le.

Mark steer calves, weight 500

each.

coming 8 year old , registered Aim us Imll from the Dot sett herd, ^■ght 100 sorrel mare 7 years old sound good worker. John Deere corn planter. JOE RISSLER AND SON ho\ HI RST, Auctioneer.

FOR RENT: Sleeping room. Inner spring "mattress. Private entrance. 307 south Jackson street. 17-2p. TOR RENT Rn apartment. Tu 1 . 4 wer ‘ i electric refrigerate]. Inquire 203 Bloomington street er phone 1H3-\V\. 14-4

FOR REN3 - : 5 room furnished modern house, near school and college. For further information call .317 Bloomington street. 16-18-20-3p. I

FOR RENT: Unfurnished apartment. 3 rooms and kitchenette. 301 south Vine* street. 14-16-18-.3t.

GET INTO THIS WORK, TODAY: Here’s a way for you to bett-: yourself in a financial way, help farmers make more livestock an I poultry pi,»fits, and help your country increase production of needed food supplies, all at the same tim Lcea! Manager of nationally know feed company has go i pel Mgs f wo nr-(hire men : h.. > fr.r 'ales and > - v ■ k Y -a . be between 22 anti 57 y. :rs o 1, a • a car in fair. / "good c n n. he willing to w< rk hard fai ' 1 living. For a poisonal nteiva • . jus' drop a penny post card to Box 99, Banner. IS-lp. WANTED; Ride to Powder Plant from Greencastle. Day shift. Phone 859-R. 18-lt.

i'< il t sI;11«• situatu in IMitaain ('uant' I 11 • I I: l ’ i: i. I • *. i • i Wit till? I f HtlllVit • " it tlisinlui «*sl« «| and unmptdi iit p« I'son. that Up' rosldoncn of tin* Tollo\vi nanD-d, d»*sii<jiat od and dusrrihfMl d< ffiidaat'i. W illiam Staailh \ ; John .Mill, i .hdin ih nlfi. I. Miuha. l 11i< I mnn. Jr.; la-n.ird Howiann; t’lnirh ovsh i . 1‘hiirli‘w Oimh i John «’• Ti i> a..at. t'hnrlos Oslta KliEahclh Osho I di/. do th irrsh’i; Kmu ii la si. r \VI: liaiu It iliis M’*l. i ; .M.ir«|iiiH «!«• Lila' .»!• niHl.r; . M i si in Ihmt.i i n-Nh

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FOR RENT: 2 rocm semi-mode-n house 102 Olive street. For information call at 805 Lincoln avenue. 18-.S‘. FOR RENT: 5 room house, 1'.. miles north of town. City water and eloetric lights. Call 44. 18-31. Holy Ghost revival is still going on at tin* First Pentecost church with interest growing. The Rev. Arthur Sutherlin is in charge. Everyone is j welcome to attend these services.

NOTH'r 1 :

Nntl.v is hen bj uiveli tlmt i'l""in. e\ Karl Dvril lias tile'l Ids petition in tin- I’litnam Clrenil ''..ni'l to have I lie time and place of Ids birth determined. Said petition is sol lor hearing Februfii'V 27tli. F'l- . ,, , Datei this I7ih da\ of Fehniavy. I'.'lt Hmner Morrison. I'lerk of 'he Putnam (•In-iiil t’o'irl. IS-lt.

—I Xist— LOST: Tarpaulin between Greencastle anil Clay Magill's. Northwe t roal. Reward. Ellis Feed Store. 16-3'

CLOSING OUT SALE Having been called to a live duty in th«> \rm.v » am iorn fl to sell at I’nMi- \n "tlnii at my f irm i mil ol known a . Doug H ifftnan farm, II mlies woutliwes. of t.reemustli, on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20 \l 11:00 O’elm-k War Time sharp.

2—HORSES—2 One 7 year old hay mare, [wt. 1550 lbs.; one 8 year old Black mare wt. 1600 lbs. This is a nice team, and will work

fiiyw here.

One

1—C ATTLE—4

8 year old Guernsey

cow to freshen in May; one I year old Jersey to Ireslien April I'.’8th; One 5 year old Jersey to 1 li In e \"ri| "Sth; nne -lei-eV I anil Shorthorn heifer to freshen

I In August.

«5—HEAD HOGS—65 5 sows with 25 Pigs by side; (i sows to farrow in Mareli; ! Purebred Dump limtr, I year old; 30 Shoals, wt. from 40 to

150 lbs.

KU)—< HH KENS—100 100 White Roek Pullets, part of them laying now, a nice

hiincl). FEED

Some Sweet ( lover and Soybean hay : 100 bu. of Yellow

corn; 80 hairs Wheat straw.

I 500 Ini, ( idumlila. Oats, test 35.

FARM MACHINERY

Graham Bradley tractor on rubber, used two <ii tivators fur s:unr, with now shovels, 2 bottom II in<h lhi\hl hi.ic n;; i clearance plow, 7 ft. disc ami tandem; < ase rotary hoe, all above tools used ’> vears. David Bradley corn planter, with < heck row and

fertilizer attachments, used one .'ear, spike t""!'drawn, mowing machine In good sha|H*, good

gons; I good auto wagon wilh new Im>x bei' and ,> - ' '”1, ■ oil burner brooder stove, new David Bradley lime -!’/' “'c'. i > i-p !'I Hoillfe truck, good condition with Dual wheels and other article*.

TERMS—C ASH.

N. HUCKLEBERRY ALTON HI UST Am-Unneer <> T. El.MS, Clerk. Ladies ot Big Walnut Baptist Church.

LOST: 8.25x20 Goodyear rayo.l c rd tirN* on road 4.3 north. Rewar I Minardo Brothers Fruit Co.. Lafayette. 18-19-20-23-4p. LOST: English Setter bird dog. black anil white spots. Disappeared yesterday morning. Roy Hillis. Phone 215-R. 18-lt. H. S. Heckard, assistant in county agent supervision work, was hentoday attending a meeting of all men and Women of Putnam county wdio are leaders in the County’s va, ious ruial extension projects. The list of those notified of the meeting numbeied 29, and those on the list leprpsented all phases of work of farm improvement and home demonstration organizations.

privies III

jcIi immed nu l

I «i (• 1 m) d t ii i > . .md .ill i'TKons by. llirnun’li, or under enci'. of tlu> ,mhu\f» named and delefendants and persons respe

j tiN'i I\' whose names and identities are ' t«> the plaintiffs unknown: and all per • sons and corporations, whether known { i>.\ a different name than above desi^

(n.ited or otherwise. who assert nr, . It i ' m in. nil. .1 m or ini* i j G< oilman connecteci rot s buckets

j esi hi or lien upon the real estate d. I scribed in tht* eomplnlnt in this action, j by, (hrnimh or under, any of the defend mts to this action named, described and designated in said complaint. I the Millies and identities of all of whom an unknown to Plaintiffs. I>1

• i eh

dil

collect 29 more poin'

IkiikIn down.

In our opinion and ■ 1 av played and watched I iskeliiiill . - since 1917. Elaon’s best eoinbinati"ii consists of Grimes and Goodman, forwards: Westfall, cent' i York and Houck, guards. We, and a lot of local fans, would like to see those boys get a chance to piny longet at a time together. Of course w believe it is all right to substitute but when a quintet is clicking w e n’t see til advantage of breaki up a group of net tossers who tire turning in a eta ditable performance. Now the Cubs Irtv another tough opponent Friday night in the local gym when the Columbus Bulldogs invade the city. Our prayer is that Elson will have a d. fense that won’t let the visitors ! it the jackpot for

55 points.

, We don't know yvl.o v.i- ssigned to guard R< lenbai er Brazil forward, who wore a No. 9 on his jersey. 3'ltis young man found Greencastle’s defense to his liking and hit 10 field goals and 6 free throws for

. a total of 26 points.

tie tin- till man gym flour last n:ght.

8 p m.

8 p. m.

7 p. m.

Wednesday Lone Star vs. Kroger’s Thursday Coca Cola vs. Zinc A Friday Zinc B vs. University

BAINBRIDGE WINS

The Old (’■ Id turned on the he in the first half, holding a 32 to 11 advantage over the Grizzlies at he

lest intermission.

In ti cut tain raiser, the DoPav freshmen downe I the Ball Stab yearlings front Muncie, 31 to 22. Saturday evening, the Tiger-t trav

The Bainbridge Pointers dt feal.-d ; an old county rival. Fillmore. 24 to 16 last night up at Bainbridge The half count was 10 to 7 in favor of the Pointers. In a preliminary tilt, th ■ Bainbridge second string won fr a; the Cardinal B team. 19 to 13. BASKETBALL

el to Butler for a

return

engage

Friday

ment with Coach

Tony

Uinkip

Columbus at Greencastle

Bulldogs. Wabash turned

back But

Fillmore at Roachdale

l--i last night. 42-35,

and

I he

Melho

Hillsboro at Russellville

(list netters are hop ng to duplic.-il

Bainbridge at Danville

this feat.

Quincy at Belle Union

Amo at Cloverdale

Lineup and summary:

Saturday

DePauu (56)

** 1’ ' DePauw at Butler

Jones, f

0 '

Etcheson, f

f* *1*

Crane, f

n i

:• AT LOCAL THEATRES '•

Hawkins, f

0 1

+ Reviews and Previews 1

Killbrandt, f

1 J

4, j.

Biggs, c

3 i

Voncastle

Wittich, c

0 1

The Voncastle Theatre’s new fea-

Prewitt, g ....

3 1

ture. opening tonight, is "The B dy

Dooley, g

o ;

Disappears," which will please both

Hieher, g

0 0

comedy and mystery fins, for Jeffrey

Thatcher, g

0 t

Lynn. Jane Wyman and their all-

Totals

8 1 ,

: comedy supporting east, romp

ulll

I’ KNn.WTS .iml . M’h of llo in ;ir«- in known. ;iml that <1UlK«*nt iio|uir> ha •< btM’ii m.oh to aHccrlahi ih« ri’Hlih’iiri* (•I S. t i 11 ih I •III.Ill iml I*.nil (»l tlM’IU and that s.iid ln.|i;irv Ims m»L dlsH.n • •d tl.i’ th siflcn* ' nf Niibl I »•• f«*n*l-inl vi . .md * i.. . .. i. In Moved by Plaint if* • t«i In- Mftn t.Rbhiil- nf tli«’ stat«* nf III* dlana: nnd Ihn said defindants atn s**. i iv and prnpiT parihs d«f* tn 1 -

nnt to this action.

'I h.it this soil Is prosucuted t*i •|ui« I title nf tin Phiinliffs to the lands m« ntioiiet| iml dest rihed In their coinplain?. as a n> i i 11 s t .ill demands, claims and iliiimautH whatsoever, which lands aie situate in Putnam ('nimiy.

i bod

Franklin (87) Leerkamp, f Frazell, f McNaughton, f

Faust, f

and a toss from the charity stripe for a total of 17 points. Houck witu 5 baskets and a foul shot was tight behind Goodman with 11 points. Greencastle’s B team managed to

crash through and take the measure Hendrix, of the Brazil reserves by ti score of Mahin, c .30 to 29. Ft ye. Hanlon and Bowks Moyer, g

led the offensive for the locals

Lineup and summary: Greeneaslle 45 l-'G FT

ill the Shite pi Indinnn

as f

descrili

id lows, tr

rile

i ft et*

township mime thii

I 'rinci pa I l«;hty iso)

half of the south cast Sect KOI sixteen ( Hi ),

I l) nort h. of the Ser-

Meridlnn, eontainaiT'cs, more <*r

lest

ridla

olid inx less

.\ Iso, 11" • norm onst <|mi the nort he,i.si 11 uarter id' Section t wen t \ -o11»• ' - i. township ami rantfe mfor *s.i el. eontalninR forty i in i acres, more or less. Pontainiau in all, one hundred tw<nt\ ( I '*o) acres, more or less, in .Marion Township. Putnam i 'ount y, I ndlana. Notie. i* in reh\ .niven said Defendants and each id them, of the pend eo .vof tlii sail, and that the saim will he calh'd foi' ;ietlon on .Monda\.

f Apr .ludlc

lieinn - the April Term suit <’« ant.

-a

I ?• I J

ial Day of the

Putnam (Mr

As lon^ as they pass on curres you 11 need insurance

will

all

. of the

that unless they 1"

and : i p pi , i c on s.iid day in said court

• tie, Put

narti i '"iiat > . Indiana, ami answer demur to said complaint, the same lie li.ard and determined in their

SeTie".

In witness whcia-of. | hove hereunt' Set mv hand .and affixed the Seal of said Pnurt it (iia cue ist le. Indiana this |0th day of I chrimry. 1?'42 lloima (’ Mm a ison, (Mifk, Putnam

iMrcuit Cilh n

Grimes Huestis Westfall Conrad Siddons Houck

York

GUIdings Goodman

Frye

Totals Brazil 55 Redenbarger Powell Danheur Shea t er Mercer Totals Officials

. 2

0 2 0 0 5 0 0

.. 8

19 FG 10 3

. 1 2 . 19 Dunlap and

2 () 1 0 n

0 t

1 i

FT 6 l

6 3 17

I’F 4 2 2 0

4 ,3

20 I’F 2 *> 2 3 0 9

TP 6 0 5 0 0 11 0

17 5 45 TP 26 7 7 8 55

Gret'e, g

Duncan, g Guinnup, g

Gilliatt. g

Totals

lg 3 1 0 0 5 n l o 3 0 0 13

ft 5 1 1 0 11 1 0 1 0 0 11

“KEEP ’EM FLYING”

UlM ugh the piece with m l« -splitting I" but halt -ra laing r< ill Ph tory is - all about a scientist who is working 1 on a formula for bringing the dead ' to life, and the hilarinut tesults he 0 gets when he tries it ■ t it drunk - whom he believes to 5 a I 0 The drunk is not ' nly revived but 1 becomes invisible -xeept for his 0 clothes and as a insult gels into 1 many a side-splitting situati m 0 Edward" Everett H-i ton. veteran 0 comedian, plays the tol<- of the 10 scientist, and others In the east include Vera Lewis. Herbert Anderson, Marguerite Chapman, Craig Stevens

and Willie Best.

BtO.VT MISS Profits From Pasture

MEETING

( on \ I.

A tt ui m y

Iol s for

I Mi* ini iffs.

11-31

\o\-hi sim vi noth r. ST ATP, up INDIANA

SS:

rid'NTY OF IMTNA.M IN Til K PI TN'AA! DIIPMIT (’Ol'liT Jaoiun v Tu in, 1 '•> 12. Nn IH:MH. I,m iu ; P (*h.ipin

vs.

NVIII.- Plmpin K'-rell, ei nl

I te ii known lhat Oil the loth dny nf p. I.) U tl N. i • i ihl Plaint If! filed i filTIdovIt In d • l<*i■ 111 slinwina tint lh< I »• fendnlitf. N« llh (’Impln Kvcodl Mnrtrnret Dl« chiHnn. Bllnot «' PhTiw I IDl. II, II - M-i r> C (*n\ Hem . [I'nUiCMl. AH'nld (‘OWKllI, l.eltnidICowulJI .M.irtli. P.itth’ •'nwaill Ku

R4’e\ . s. Mice Hurh«‘« . Alai \

Nni tt Hi* kill'd. Wlllhim Tu I

rj^»* I'alhntt, and Kllxiihelh

• • h non-resIdeiitH of

nI t im, and each is ti

ne t 'm|> 1 a hit In i

Ke||.

ditnpson Stoner

BURNING UP TOO MUCH OIL? YOUR CYLINDERS NEED CHECKING! Whether tlir\ in • d t > he ri' .roitnd nr fitted with new pMon rliit;s. e.K fe.)to > -ikllied met Iriiilts nill l e ible to tell culckly. nnd da the job e- n o nteaily . . . f >r von and your ei antry. Uri\e In -id save gas today!

Through the eOurtesy of the ( entrui National Bank, -lint Poole, famous is a livestock market aniiotineer tor the I nion Stock \ aid at < hieugo. and now eoniieeted with thiUlCADY FARMS MII.I.ING CO., of ( hieugo, L lieing iirought to GlX'eneastle, ludiann to appear in the Central Natlniinl Bank's “Profit From Pasture” PROGK\M Friday, February 20lh at 10 A M.

We Urge You To Attend

Miller Grain Co. Putnam County Distributor ARCADY FEEDS

Phone