The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 August 1944 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER, OttiENCASTlE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1944.

YOU, Y0U1 MONEY AND YOUR RANK

Health. Wealth and 11 airiness are three great ha.-ic wants. Money is important; it opens the door to

most things you want

life. That’s why a good

strong hank is so important to you. It safeguards

your money, helps you keep track

f'* ■ °f “i* 1 ' > ou disbursing it ef-

ficiently. Used properly and fully, this ban’, can be a most helpful

financial ally to you.

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Central National Bank Oldest And Largest 13ank In Putnam County

istnrt.rnw.iFsswB’s'sracBr*!

SPECIAL NOTICE THE LINCOLN RESTAURANT IS NOW Open 6;00 A. M to 1:00 A. M.

Steaks, Sandwid es, Salads and All Kinds of jhort Orders. . KOMI’T AM) r ot ttTEOt S SEKVICE Y'OI H.PATKONAtiE IS Al'PREtiATEI). LINCOLN Rle!STAURAN7 MKOIL (.IK US.) DEEM

THE DAILY BANNER

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Herald Consolidated

"It Wav.* For All” 8. K. Karl den. publisher

Entered In the postoftlce at Greenrastle, Indiana as second class mail matter under Act of March 8, 1878. Subscription price, 13 cents per *>eek; $:i 00 per year by mat! In Putnam County; $3 50 to $5.00 per year

by m&i' outside Putnam County. 17-19 South Jackson Street.

Maynard Fuqua was admitted to University over Station V\ iKE lathe Putnam county hospital Friday. | dianapolis, at 4:30 p. m. on SaturMrs. Lamar G. King has received day, August 5. Seaman Nelson, torword that her husband. Pvt. Lamai ! merly Pharmacist Mat. First dasG. King, has arrived safely in Eng-1 .n the Atlantic and Paeifi lie..., iland. Pvt. King entered the service ! a member of the V-12 training um.

! jf almost 600 men now studying at

i DePauw.

the radio program Nelton, will

February 2, 1944.

SOCIETY NEWS

We tan Help With the Money Problems This Month. lA‘t Us Talk About a Personal Loan Up to $300. INDIANA LOAN COMPANY

,91, K WASHINGTON STREET.

PHO\|

You need not be satisfied

bread alone. God wants you to havn a lot more than the minimum of material necessities: The same Lord is

l l.egioii Auxiliary To | Have Installation Dinner

| The American Legion Auxiliary I will hold an installation dinner at the with | Legion home Monday night, August j 7th, at 6:30 o'clock. After the dir.I ner the following officers will be m- ! stalled: Mrs, Mabel Vermillion, presi-

lieh unto all Kom. 10:12.

that call upon him. —

ersonal And LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS

Word has been received by relatives that Le. Vernon it. Heath foi meljj of Grrepcu-stlc, has been tians-

fered from Port Hueneme, California to Taoma, Washington. Lt. Heath’s wife accompanied him.

Mr. and Mrs Edgar Prevn returned Thursday from Chicago and St. Louis. Janies Black was returned to his home Friday from the Putnam county hospital. Addie and Harvey Gray were returned to their home Friday, from the Putnam County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lavender of Bloomington are here visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Fulford, 212 south College avenue. Miss Marion Ellis left Thursday for Ft. Wayne after spending her vacation visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Ellis. Cpl. Oscar Clements has returned to ius base at Lincoln, Nebraska ifter spending a fifteen day furlough with ids' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Clements at Mt. Meridian. Mrs. Floy McCullough and Mrs. Huby McCullough returned Friday from Ft. Myers, Florida, after spending a week visiting with Pvt. Danb-1 V. McCullough, who is stationed there. Brother Clyde Peck of Sullivan will fill his regular appointment at the ■hurch of Christ in, Cloverdale Sun1 day August 6. Services will be at | 10:45 A. M. and at 8:00 P. iM. Everyone Welcome.

dent; Mrs. Phoebe Brown, vice-presi-dent; Mrs. Sarah Pease, secretary; Mrs. Jane Pierce, treasurer; Mrs. Clara Hubbard, chaplain; Mrs. Vera Bray, sergeant-at-arms; and Mrs. Julia Ernberg, historian. 4* 4* + •!• Monday Club To Hold Family Picnic The Monday Club will held a family picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Handy. Cemetery Road, Monday evening at 6:30 o’clock. + + iCpl. Allen Honored At Dinner Cpl. Edgar Eugene Allen was honored with a dinner Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Floy McCullough. Those present were his wife. Mrs. Lucille Allen and two daughters. Vera Mae and Mary Louise and son. Daniel Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCullough Mr. and Mrs, Dennis Jones, Mrs. Helen Hulsman, Garnett and Mary Dolas McCullough and Eva Jane Thomas. Cpl. Allen returns to Louisiana Friday after spending a ten day furlough with relatives and friends. 4* 4- 4- 4Officers Wives Club To Meet Monday Officers Wives Club will meet Monday night at 8:00 with Mrs. Wallace Blue and Mrs. Roy Bray, at the home of Mrs. Blue. ♦ ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Daniel Borders, north College Ave., today August 4.

In

recount some of -hs experiences u: j Iceland, Puerto Rico, Guadalentdil. j New Caledonia, and New Zealand , He enlisted n the Navy on Februarj j 0, 1940. He nas campaign bars fqi j the American Theater of War, the European theater of war, the Sou i Pacific, and Fre-Pearl Harbor ser-

vice.

The program, one of the regular twice-weekly bn.mdc usts by DePauw University over Station WIRE, n heard each Saturday at the same time. One of the regular features it the presenting of Navy men win have had interesting experiences in the war before coming to DePauw

for advanced training.

Robert Pierson, -on .of Prof, and Mrs. Coen G. 'Pierson, will be guest artist on the “Living Muse" program, heal'd on Sunday. August 6 at 8:45 a. m., over the same station A student in the school of Music at DePauw, he will present a program of piano music by Debussy, including "The Dance cf Puck. The Little Shepherd, Flic Engulfed Cathedral." and “Minstrels."

News of Boys

Cpl. Ralph M. M.ller, son cf Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Miller of 730 East Seminary St., Greencastle, Bid., is a non-commissioned officer in the intelligence section of a B-21 Liberator bombardment group. His primary duties Lconsist of preparing a .mission to be flown by the eomba' crews, includes drawing the courses to be flown, anil the making up of important charts with pertnar.t inimportant charts with pertinant inCpl. Miller knew the secret of " U" -dny hours before the first Libertor lifted its wheels to drop its bombs on the invasion beach in sup-

port of the ground troops,

He received his basic training .'.t St. Petersburg, Fla. and was sent to the air forces intelLgeiiee school for

COOL OF

LOOK OV£R OUR FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES The Best The Market Affords

YOU WILL FIND HERE THE CHOICEST SALAD INGREDIENTS

Quality Meats Only! quality meat market

SOI I'll VINE ST.

PHONE 42

ANOTHER DEFENSE MAN PRAISES RETONGA

He Felt So Badly Run Down It Was Often A Struggle To Stay On Job, States Expert Tool Maker, Like Different Person Now.

Donald Alien King, son of Mr and specialized training Upon gradna* Mrs. Many King, 10 years today, j tion he was assigned to his present

These Are Every iay Prices—Not a Week-end Special

LAXATIVES

$1.00 Petrog.liar No. I, 2, 3, 4 or 5 50c Phillips Milk Magnesia ... 1” 07.. Squibb Milk Magnesia Kl !5 Serutan . Ml !.*> Sataka . < koeoiate 4 XI.AX 35c Feenamlnt . 50c IVcnamint Lae Carters Liver Pills I Pint Russian Mineral Oil I Pint \meriean Mineral Oil

ITS TIME TO START THINKING ABOUT VITAMINS FOR FALL. .100 l.illv Betalin Compound Capsule- (New Price) $2.03

100 Lilly Multacchi'in

Gapaules $I.H(i KM) Cpjolui I ni<a|>s $2.06 250 Nouibb Adex A & D tablets H.W

100 Squibb ABDG

< apsub s $1.70 Kill sharp and Dohme

Ksdaxile, XIMTHi

80. 39< 33c 98< 98c 19c 10c 80c 19c 49c 89<

dHH Hot Weather Needs

$8.96 $1.49

89c

500 Smiiblt* Brewers

Yeast Tablets

$1.00 Groves ABD $2.00 Miles Multiple

Vitamin $1.97 $1.75 Yimnm, 50c Vimms Both lor $1.69 KM) l.illv Dcltalin 50,000 ( nit D (New Price) $3.76 Must be purchased only on recommendation of a physician.

iMtiisntmioxs

* The extreme rare used in filling every prescription is your guarantee that you will get just what your doctor ordered.

Plus Federal Tax.

Qulnsana Powder 47i 85c Amolin Powder 21k-' 35c ({nest Deoih-ranl Powder Sir* OOe Mum Cream D)*oderatit -ilk'* Arrld Cream Dooderant 89e* $1,25 Absorhlne >lr. 99e Isopropyl liuhhing Alcohol, pint 29c 16 or. Bo-Car-AI Hygienic Powder $1.45 75c Lnrate Hygienic Powder H4c II. F. I. Powder, lairge flSe

For the Baby 50c Johnson Baby Powder 39c 50e Johnson Baby Oil .. 48c* 50c Mcnncn Baby Oil . 48c* 30 c. 1'pjohn Suocr D Concentrate $3.24 10 c. c. Concentrate ... $1.88 10 c. c. Meads Oleum Percomnrphum 67c 50 c. o. Pcrcomorpham $2.67 3(1 c. c Whiles Concentrated Cod Liver Oil $2.29 Squilth Cod Liver Oil I Hr pints $1.69 Hygeia Nipples, 2 for 85e Davol Anti Colic Nipples, « for 25c Even Flo Nipples, 8 for 25c Even Flo Bottle*, 8 for ... 25c Even Flo Complete 254' S.M.Y Powder (6 can lots) Each 89c Similac (6 r-an lots), ea. 89c Ik'xlri Maltose, No. I, 2, 8, or B, 1 lb. can 68c, No. I, 2, 8, or B, 5 lb. can $2.79

JONES DRUG STORE

C. C. COAN - R. PH.

Aug.4. IN GOLF TOCRNEY Harry Roberts, well known forme! Greencastle golfing star, is enterca in the Rolling Hills tournament ui Los Angeles, Cal. this weekend. Harry, one of the best linksmen in this vicinity, is in some mighty fast company as many of the golf professionals of the country are competing in the tourney.

HOG MARKET Hogs 7,000 ;artive; barrows and j gilts steady: bows strong to 10 heigh- | or; good and choice 150-240 ib.s $14.80; 241-400 lbs. $14.05; 100-149 lbs $12.75-$14.00; most good sow.' \ 350-500 lbs $14.00-$14 05; few lost heavy weights $1.1.75-$13.90.

bomb group and participated in fur^ ther training with ibt group at vhf4

ious fields in tin -tato's.

Cpl. M»ler Jins been stationed > England since NoVM'Bhei WF), 1 and is the recipient o! 4,he goon J^iidr'-' medal and the E. TV O. iil;>Hw- YT' S sister Reah is a student in'Ufp cadet

Wa-

( LASSIIIED ADS

FOR SALE: 80 head shoats. weighing from SO to 100 lbs. All or part. Herschel Coper, 2 1-2 miles south of Belle Union. 4-3p

EUR SALE: 36 ft. extension, ladder, good condition. 924 S. 'Indiana Street. 4-ip

FOR SALE: Good 1930 Chevrolet, good tires-. Roy Detro. Greencastl* Route 3. 4-2p

DePauw On Air Two Times Sunday Apprentice seaman Allen A. Nelson, Emmetsburg, Iowa, will be the guest or, DePauw University’s "Out Navy's Men", broadcast from tht

Hey! Hey! Hey! PEACHES Will be in GreencaMle MONDAY, AUG. 7th At N. JACKSON ST. CASH MARKET Bushel $3.50 Bring Basketa ROSS PARIS

Lt. Kenneth Kersey retqftjgod to Camp Sibcrt Ala. on Friday July 28, after enjoyi'g a visit at home with parents, feiatiSeif and* frierttlt He had a very enjoyable evening at a social given by friends at Bain bridge where he \^as honor guest He wishes to thank all who helped to make the evening a success. His address is Lt. Kenneth M. Kersey A. A. F. Detach No. 4 Camp Sibcrt Ala. THEODORE CK UVLEY

"It is certainly fine to enjoy my mi nis again, sleep soundly and feel good, and I have Retonga to thank for it." declares Mr. James S. Harris

4, ,,4 . well known resident of Route 5, .tune 6th I Marietta, Ga. Mr. Harris is an expert

1 tool and die maker employed in deYn.se work. In adding his name to the hundreds happily praising Retonga Mr. Harris gratefully stated: "I felt so badly rundown that at 1 times it was a struggle to stay on the job., My appvtite was finicky alul nothing I ate tasted good. At night I could not sleep more than four , or five hours. I had to use laxatives several times every we-v-k, and toxic poisons seemed to accumulate faster than I could get rid of them. I felt misrrably weak and

nervous.

"Retonga gave me such grand relief ithat 1 eat heartily, sleep soundly

r-r

Mr. James S. Harris

and

get

f reshed.

up feeling r* st, d uml rs The sluggish elimination i

relieved and I don’t fee! i 'oc It fact, I feel like a diff’-r t |nr- r Retonga did far more th • : 1 ! and it is a pleasure to n < onimH,

such a splendid medicine

Rvtonga is intended 1" u l ^vo dii- 1 tress due to Vitamin B-l *niv constipation, insufficient LI v »: :•

gestive juices in the st, : loss of appetite. Retonga tained at Mullins Drug sun.

rixMii oin* i icnce, he became truly an educated man, in that he was able to think for himself, which after all is the real and true standard of an educated man. At an early age in life, he was compelled to provide and shift fohimself, and meet the demands of the business world, and to carve out a place In life with the limited tools i t hand. He perhaps could not clothe his thoughts in the polish and finish of a college man, but he had the language of the common people from whom he sprang, and with whom he worked and associated, and was a

part.

He came from a time and' age when men of limited learning had filled the highest offices in the gift of the people. Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address will always remain with us as a masterpiece of all time, while the speech on the same occasion, of the learned Edward Everett, has long since been forgotten. Also Lincoln’s letter to Mrs. Bixby who lost five sons in the serivee of the Union Army, is now hung on the walla pf Oxford university, as a spec men of expressive thought, although the majority of the words contained therin are monosyllables. A great credit is due Mr. Crawley for his accomplishments under handicaps and limitations, for many years he has been one of the leading attorneys at this bar. He was a force-ful-advocate before a jury, due to his experiences and vision of life. He knew the common people and never atempted to get away from that atI inosphere. He spoke their language. 1 Ho understood Ihem and they underJ stood him. He always chafhpioned j their cause. Because of this .fiature. 1 he had a compassionate and genuine feeling for the under dog. J. P. Hughes C. C. Gillen F. S. Hamilton M .1 Murphy

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS OF TAX LEVIES In tho matter of determining the inx rates for certain purp"

Town'hip, Pulliam Poiinty, Indiana, pefore the Township Advi

rc«'ii(v is iuMeliy given the taxpayers of Warren Township P

lmlia*ii i. that the j»roper legal officers of said municipality, at

mi. tang phne, on the '_ H »th day of August, lit-H will consider tin

‘get: a ( .. ..

t low \snip hi hurt

H UNSHIP FTNI) Sdi.-iTy of Trustee

h’ \V.irr«| . Hoard. .■mi (’minty.! > w regulai

600.0ft 60.00 126.00

200.00 7r,.oo 126 00 25.00 180 !•(»

$1,665.00 $5,500.00 2,500.00 $K,000.00

*1.000 no

200.00

Office Pent Trustees Traveling Kxpense Office Supplies, Printing and Advertising Pay of Advisory Board Care of Cemeteries Examination of Records .... Miscellaneous Total Township Fund I ! * I TION FPND: Pay of Teachers School Transfers Total Tuition Fund POOR RKL1KF FI ND: II. IHieel Relieft III Medical, Hospital and Burial. B2. other Direct Relief ... IM Total Direct Relief

1,200.00

r.vmiatb of fi mis

1'INDS RKQriRKD FOR KX-

PKNSKS

Otwist i, present year, to Township D< • cnihi r ::i. of ensuing year Fund 1. Toial Bmlg* t Fatiumte for Incoming Y.ar . $1,665.00 2. Necessary Expenditures to

he made from Appropriations Unexpended July :i1, of present year Addition a 1 Appropriations to he made August 1. to December 21, of present year

1. outstanding Temporary

Doans to lie paid before 1 »e« . inber 21 of present >car, not included in Dines 2 or 3

a. Total Funds Required

< \dd l.ln* < i. 2, 3 and *» .

M NDS u\ HAND AND TO HR R i :«'KI V FI) FROM SOURCES OTHKR THAN THE I'ROPOS-

DD RATE OF TAX DF.VY

«*• Actual Balance. July 31.

present year 'faxes to be Colleoted,* present year (December (M-ttlPiiienf) M is. . llatii i.iis l{ .. v .- n u e "•h. r than from Tax Levy! t" Yv .-i \ *'<! from Ausast I of pri-smit venr to l)e-

I 1.4 S H ||. 1 \ Tl.. \

SPECIAL SCHOOL FI' \ 1 1 Repair of ItulldinKH nii'l of Qrotfn4s Kep.ilr of Equipment, • \ School Huse.-H School Furniture anil I-:" ment, except School l: School Supplies, other t

Janitors' Supplies .

Janitor Supplies

Fuel for Schools ....

Loans, Interest ami In unce Teachers' Meetinss .... B Janitor Service 'aUnnRpnrtntion of ChiM rtfht anil Power Contliifoncles

.Mis. . II ine.ins

Total Special School I

I.* I. 1 ■ *4

to in; i<\isi:n

Special

School Fmnl

Tuition Fund

$ 6,"on.on $ R.ooo no

3.

fiso no

15.00

2.300.00

3,500.00

7.

3oo on

10,200.00

2,480.00

2.750.O0 400.00 2.onn on 13,150.00 778 00

* 400M 211011 200 Oi

jn flf f.QO M •i.ODrt (

poor 1 Fun^ 1 $1,200.61

r.oo oi

nf ensuln'f year.

In Trustee’s

II.

i nr present yenr eemher 31. of ensui

I See H. hetl ti le

Offle'e.)

(a I Sp.-i■ i. 1 Taxes (Sep

nchenltlcs)

Tntni Funds (Add Lines «, ». Sa and Xb) N»*i A mount to ho ra {Nod lor cxpeiiHcs to December

•)i. of ensuing year

operating Balance i Not in <• xct-ss of Kxpense January

-bin. :in. Less Mlseel-

la neons Revenue for same

Period)

Amount to 'Tax Levy

be rained liy

2,000.00

0,000.00

5,480.00

1.000.00

4,200 00

7,070.00

800 00

1,500.00

1,500.00

5,700 00

9,170.00

1,700 66

1.09269

200.00

1.292M I 200.00

2f,O«0

TowiiHliip , . . .

sperdul School J’liilloti ....

Total

Taxable Propert y " O.s

Xmmi'dF

He

JiUTO.O)

Iieyy on

Polls $ .50 ) .50

Valuation nf Numln i- of Tax ihle Polls

FI’NOK Levy on Property

t .18 I .50

, ... t .70

< RW PAH \'|'| \ NT %TF WHXT OF T.% X KS ( OI.DlVl TFJ> i-Ml IO IIP* roi.I.Fd’TFD

F r NI >s

* oliected Collected Collected

Township , .'j” 2 1043 1044 Special School ! I'?®®' 00 *1.178.00 * 1.995 00 Tuition ... ! ".380.00 $3,535.00 $ 7,340.00 Total I,!' 61 ?. 00 *2,108.00 $ 7.310.00 Taxpayers iipnenrine .nmY 091 "° *«.821o0 *1«.«54 00 levies hnve been delerminlia rtave a rlaht to he heard thereon.

Uu.n two day. i!ri,.r ..!^"'2;.'""J Prc«ented

the

Audi

To Of Cnllecl*” |9ln . < | Ilhl.W

*

n two ihiys prior in *h» . ' "j P r, ' R ented to the County .Xuditoi ' ( County Tax A'Uustinenl , |p md i Mol " lay ln September, and the lew " ,, IRor. ten or mor. t222i "F on .“lelr failure so to by tin '

Additional App. nf JfOo'hi^Tn'uior^ -^ >ay jN'iv. Board Fund No ■

Dated August 1, ihi,

Pay of Transfers Fund No. !*•'

GEO. 81 MS Trustee