The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 January 1945 — Page 3
REVIVAL. AlEKTINOiS
* Greencastle Back To Rc* iival Campaign at the Church Qf God, Comer of Maple and Apple streets. Full Gospel Preaching by the Rev. M. J.
castle, Indiana Church Of God, and Radio preacher. Special ,iifging and music. Come one and all. Everyone welcome. Eaich evening at 7:30. Rev. William Simpson, pastor. White, former pastor of New-
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Keep saving all used kitchen fata Your country urgently needs them... to help make medicines, parachutes, synthetic rubber, munitions, paints and soaps for military and civilian uses. So keep up your good work. Save every possible drop of used fats. Remember, lor each pound you turn in, you £et 2 red ration points!
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Administrator s Sale The underttigned administrator will sell at public sale at the late home of Hanner Wallace, deceased, in Houth part of Coateeville, on SATURDAY, JANUARY 13 At 12:00 o’clock sharp, the following: 4 piece 4-|M>ster bed room suite; iron bedstead, davenport, largo mirror, library table, antitpie organ, 4 rockers, victrola, combination book case and writing desk, electric lamp, two stand tables, dresser, sewing machine, folding bed, bed springs, three i)xy$, rugs, 8,comforts, new blankets, sheets, pillow cases, tcesser scarfs, Sellers kitchen cabinet, two safes, dining table witli six chairs, kitchen table, violin, a good one. 4 chairs, metal shaving cabinet, carpet swee|H'r, Florence heating rftove, Home Comfort kitchen range, S burner oil stove, one burner oven, electric iron, (i pairs curtains, quilting frames, 2 clocks, washing machine and wringer, ice refrigerator, canned fruit, cooking utensils, lots of dishes, some antique silverware, silver casserole, 2 bushels |»otatoes, lawn mower, garden tools, i all kinds <ar|N-nter tools, axe and hammer handles, cobblers tools, set socket wrenches, fishing tackle, coal oil liarrel with pump and about 25 gal. coal oil; 4 to 5 tons coal, porch furniture, coal buckets, crocks, jars, sitadiss, shovels and other articles. TERMS—CASH. NOBLE WALLACE, Admr. COL. A. O. HUNTER, Auct. ARTHUR NEWMAN, Clerk Christine and .Margaret Wallace, Settling Ccrks.
NINTH AIR FORCE HEADQUARTERS, France— Chaplain Elmer I. Carriker, 34, Greencastle, Ind.ana, has been v promoted to major at Ninth Air Force headquarters in France. He is assistant to the Ninths Senior Chaplain. Chaplain Carriker has been overseas 13 months. Before joining the Ninth in February, 194-1, as Chaplain of a signal air warning unit, he served with the Eighth Air Force in England. He entered the services April, 1942, and was Post Chaplain at Westover Field, Mass., and Command Chaplain for the San Bernardino Air Service Command, Calif, A Methodist Minister, Chaplain Carriker is a graduate of DvPauw University, Greencastle, and the Seminary, Boston University. School of Theology. His wife, Janet, and daughters Susan, 4, and Sarah, 17-months-old, reside at 301 Highfall Ave„ Greencastle. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carriker live at Pulliam, Washington. AN EIGHTH AIR FORCE BOMBER STATION, EnglandSecond Lieutenant Joe Knoll, 22, of Greencastle, Ind., now in England undergoing a precombat training period of ten days with the 452nd Bomb Group, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Burnham L. Batson, of Manchester, Conn., is preparing to take part in Eighth Air Force bombing attacks over Germany as pilot in a ‘B-IT Flying Fortress. Already i. ghly trained by the A\F, Lt. Knoll is now getting ihe benefit ef the combat experience of veteran flyere. His crursc of instruction, conducted by men who have flown from five to seven minutes against tne Germans, includes adv ce on how to conduct himself if he becomes a prisoner of war, how to I adniinster first aid to wounded I comrades at high altitude and | how to cope with the latest dcj velopfents in enemy tact cs. I The Fortress group to which the Indiana airman has been assigned is a unit of the Third Bombardment Division, the division which was cited by the President for its historic Eng-land-to-Africa shuttle bombing of the Messerschmitt aircraft plants at Regensburg, Germany. Lt. Knoll is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Knoll of Route 2, Coatcsville, Ind. His wife, Mrs. Lois E. Knoll lives at Green-
castle.
REPORT OF CONDITION Charter No. 10465 Reserve District No. 7 LIABILITIES Report of condition of the First National Bank of Cloverdale in the state of Indiana, at the close of business on Decvmber 31, 1944. Published in response to call made by comptroller of the currency, under section 52H, U. S. revised statutes.
ASSETS
Loans and discounts (including — None overdrafts) .... $ 38,301.53 U. S. Gov’t, obligations, direct and guaranteed 422,390.63 Obligations of States and political subdivisions 704.70 Other bonds, notes, and debentures 5,392.38 Corporate stocks (including $1000.00 stock of Federal Reserve bank) 1,000.00 Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balance, and cash items in process of collection .... 366,055.55 Bank premises owned $3200.00, furniture and fixtures $1000.00 4,200.00 TOTAL ASSETS $838,044.79 Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 661,835.18 Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and . corporations 51,115.83 Deposits of U. S. Gov’t, (including postal savings) 44,530.10 I> posits of States and political subdivisions 34,590.85 Other deposits (certified and cashier’s checks, etc.) 795.77 TOTAL DEPOSITS $792,867.73 TOTAL LIABILITIES $792,867.73 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital Stock: (b) Class B preferred, total par $ resirtabh: value $ 25,000.00 Surplus 8,600 00 Undivided profits 11,577.06 •TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 45,177.06 TOTAL LIABILITIES and CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $838,044.79 MEMORANDA Pledged assets (and securities loaned) (book value); (a) U. S. Gov’t, obligations, direct and guaranteed pledged to secure deposits and othvi liabilities $ 57,000.00 fe) TOTAL $ 57,000 00 Secured liabilities: (a) Deposits secured by pledged assets pursuant to requirements of law 44.095.40 JT" i ,* (<f) TOTAL $ 44,095.40 State of Indiana^County of Putnam, ss: I, Mellic B. Linley, cashter of the above-named bank, do solcmnlv swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. MELLIE B. LINLEY, Cashier. CORRECT—Attest J'esse E. McCoy, George L. Rice, O. V. Smythe, Dorectors. Sworn to and SBtmcribed before me this 4th day o7~January, 1945. , CHAS. A. ROCKWELL, Notary Public. My commission expires April 1, 1946.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Sigler, Greencastle, R. 1, received the following letter from Pfc. E.
Lowell Wiatt.
Somewhere in Italy. Hello Tom and Ona, I guess it is about Unit for me to drop you a line. I’m slow about writing back, but I think
of you often.
1 received your Christmas greeting card and very glad to get it. I received one from Mr. and Mrs. C. Burk yvsterday. Someone elese I’ve been going to write, but haven't. I guess you had a nice Christmas, I hope you did. For me, we had a very good dinner, yes, we had turkey with about all tht trimmings, one thing 1 did eat too much. I didn’t feel so good that evening, but of course I never did do that on Ona’s wonderful pumpkin pies. I sure would like to go fishing with you this spring, but I guess that will have to wait ’till about the spring of forty-seven. Oii'e thing, I know Clinton township is a wonderful place. You can't sell me on the old world. The more I see of thy old world the better I like the new. 1 have spent five days in Romt just looking the place over, so I’m sending you a picture of us. We were together around seven hours, and we sure had fun
talking.
I have been overseas nineteen months today. It has been about twenty months since I saw you. Say ‘‘hello” to Mrs. Sigler. Where are Major and Mrs. Sutherlin, and how are they? Right now things don't look too good on the western front, those rats can sure fight. I gu' ss I’ll close my short letter.
So long, Lowell.
{gf -!- -I- -1- -I- -1- ••• -I- -1- -J- ^ + LOCUST GROVE * £c} *!• •!• *I- -I- •!* -9 1- 0 Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bullerdlck and sons Charles and Marvin called on Mr. and Mrs. Zane Gentry and children, Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sears of Fineastle were Sunday dinner guests of her daughter, Mrs. Walter Hasten and Mr. Masten
and children.
Miss Elaine Sallust returned home Thursday evening after visiting her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sallust and daughters of Greencastle a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Giltz and son Benton spent New Year’s day with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Giltz and family of Morton. Little .Charles Coffman junior visited his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Coffman Monday. Mrs. Flora Lewman and Mrs. Lillie Reeves attended Greencastle Chapter of Eastern Star Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanks and children of Bainbridge visited his parents ,Mr. and Mrs. Aden Hanks Sunday afternoon. Lulu and Betty Lukenbill spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. Pauline Grimes and children of Greencastle. Mrs. Zane Gentry was hostess to Locust Grove Club Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Harve Bressler, Mrs. Roy Smith and Mrs. Clifford Reeves attended W. S.C. S. at the home of Mrs. Joe Williams of Bainbridge Thursday afternoon. Several from this community attended the Masonic supper and installation of officers at Bainbridge Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hillis were supper guests and attended a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Heavln in Greencastle New Year’s evening. Mrs. Mary Day and daughter, and her brother Cpl. Felix Knauer of the U. S. Marine Corps from California have been visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Knauer and family. The January meeting of Locust Grove Club was held at the home of Mrs. Zane Gentry Wednesday afternoon, January 3. The meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Clifford Hillis, and after the business was attended to the hostess gave a contest won by Mrs. Reeves, and the assistant hostess, Mrs. Oscar Coffman gave a contest won by
Mrs. Hillis.
Refreshments were served to the following members, Mesdames Oscar Coffman, Ivan Proctor, Ray Sallust, Harve Bressler, Ross Bullerdick, Walter Masten, Roy Smith, George Estes, Alva Pruitt, Ed Cassidy, Ross Hangs, Clifford Hillis, Jane Gentry, also one guest, Miss Elaine Sallust and four children, Edwin Rhea and Wallace Lynn Estes, Linda Lu Proctor, and Floyd Gentr^. The February meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ross
Bullerdick.
THDSTKK’S KKI'OliT Township Trustee's annual report to Advisory Board of Marlon ownship, Putnam County, Indiana, showing receipts, disbursements and balances of all township revenues for the year ending December 31, 1944.
Receipts
H. K. Pruitt, trus. co. uud.
distill*, of taxes $ 21.1 S H. It. Pruitt, W.H.T. fund . 275.90 And. of State, tult, suprt. .3,405.80 II. K Pruitt. W. il. T. fund 275.90 M. H. Pruitt, adv. draw.tuft. 152.00 M. It. Pruitt, teach, ret. fd. 174.15 H. It. Pruitt, tult. support . 520.00 Jl R. Pruitt, dog tax eof. . 236.00 »I. P.. Pruitt, W. II T. fund 10.50 H. R. Pruitt, mile surp.items 157.60
If R. Pruitt, surp. dog tax
and tux collected 807.47 H. R. Pruitt, tult. support. 3,985.85
JI. R. Pruitt, Floyd twp
sch. transfers 1.753.02 H. R. Pruitt. W. H. Tax fund 5.90 II. R Pruitt, W. H. T. fund 281.00 li. R Pruitt. W. II. T. fund 298.70 ’o Auditor Dlstrib 71.28 K. R. Pruitt. VV H. T. fund 297.60 H. R. Pruitt, djst. taxes 12.610.85 jl. R. Pruitt, teachers retir. 161.38 H. R. Pruitt, \V. H. T. fund 299.70
H. R. Pruitt, Co. Aud., June
settlemunt 1,216.81
DiMliiirNciiicntM
U. S. Collect, of Int. Rev.,
for fed. lax. from sal. . . 848.30
.South Western Pub. Co., for
school tests 2.82
Gladys Olivers Music Shop-
pe. supplies for muse class 8.70 Bobby Robinson, care of grds. 2.50 Pub. Ser. Co., It. & pwr. . . 59.54 King Morrison Foster, repair 9.00
Remington Rand Co., rt. of
typewriters 17.50 Mahle Davidson, sup. home ec 8.71 C. II. Klrod. stock claim .. 15.00 \Vm. Newkirk, hue repair 1.10
Pruitt Hdw. & Lbr. Co.. Jan.
supp. rep. bldg. & eqp. . . 210.04 Arthur Llsby, rep. stoker . 14.00 vlbert Allee, stock claim . 48.00 Ross H Hammond, st. dm. 11.00 II. R. Gorham, fuel 28.891 S. K. Mark, clock repair . 1.25 H. Hunter, trust, bond . 120.00 I'has. Purcell, jan. ser. ... 119.80 Dorothy Thomas, teach. .. 166.40 James O. Necker, teaching 166.40 Mahle Davidson, teaching . 149.40 Gertrude Meredith, teach. . 159.40 Madonna Smyth, teaching . 140.80 Maxine Tharp, teaching .. 149.40 Avis Knetser, teaching .. 125.40 Arthur Johnson, teaching . 201.89 Freda Brattaln, teaching . . 120.40 K W. Smith, teaching .... 197.20 ! Mabel Joseph, teaching . . 233.40 Vm. Newkirk, trans.sch.ch. 130.00 Nathan Curtis, same 130.00 Karl Cash, same 130.00 »llle Sutherlin, same 125.00 Geo. Smiley, same 110.00 Ira Nichols, same 97.00 U. Pruitt, trus. salrt.exp. 76.80 if. R Pruitt. W. if. T. fund 275.90 iFt-Cit. Bank Ac Trust, same 275.90 Pub. Ser., It. * pwr 33.36 Mrs. Isaac Cash, clean, eem. 5.00 R. \V. Day. fuel for sch. .. 100.45 Mabel Joseph, teaching . . 233.40 H W. Smith, teaching .... 197.20 Freda Brattaln, teaching .. 120.40 Arthur Johnson, teaching . 201.80 Wls Knetzer, teaching .. 125.40 Maxine Tharp, teaching .. 149.40 Madonna Smyth, teaching . 140.80 Gertrude Meredith, teach. . 159.40 Mable. Davioson, teaching . 149.40 James O. Necker, teaching 166.16 Dorothy Thomas, teach. .. 166.40 r’has. Purcell, jan. ser. ... 119.80 Win. Newkirk, truns.seh.ch. 130.00 Nathan Curtis, same 130.00 Furl Cash, same '• • 130.00 Ollie Sutherlin, same 125.00 Geo. Smiley, same 110.00 Ira Nichols, same 97.00 H. R. Pruitt, trus. sal.rt.exp. 76.80 •I R. Pruitt. W. II. T. fund 275.90 H. R Pruitt. W. H. T. fund 275.90 1st.-Fit Bank AL- Trust, same 275.90 Pee Flee trie, dock repair . 3.75 Pub. S**r . It A- pwr 38.03 Mabel* Joseph, teaching . . 233.40 R W. Smith, teaching .... 197.20 Freda Brittain, teaching .. 120.40
Arthur Johnson, teaching Avis Knetzer. teaching Maxine Tharp, teaching Madonna Smyth, teaching Gertrud.* Meredith, teach. Mable Davidson, teaching
6.75
49.46
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YOU'RE •TELLING ME! - ^ , By WILLIAM RITT Central Press Writer THE NAZI high command, we heac, won’t let Hitler hear anything but good news. Der Furious must go for weeks without hearing a single item. 1 I I A Csmsdisn town reports the sudden appearance of spring blooms. Gosb. we hoped for a short winter—but not one that short. I I 1 The T-formation has coftie and gona with th# football season but tha T-bone lives in aur thoughts feravar. ! I I Junior officers of the German army, we read, are now being transported to and from the front in cattle cars. Cattle cars ? Sheep would be more appropri-
ate.
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The Japs do not go in for
Mabel Joseph, teaching ... 235.40 H. VV. Smith, same 212.20 Gertrude Meredith, same . . 159.4c Avis Knetzer, same ....... 130.40 Arthur Johnson, same . v * • • 218.60 Dorothy Thomas, same ... 191.40 .Maxine Tharp, same 166.40 Mibel Davidson, same .... 166.40 Madonna Smyth Haley, tch. 14 4.80 Freda Brattaln, same .... 130.40 Paul M. Pruitt, same 207.00 Win. Newkirk, trans.sch.ch. 130.00 Nathan Curtis, same 130.00 Karl Cash, same J 30.00 Ollie Sutherlin, same 125.00 Geo. Smiley, same 110.00 Ii*a Nichols, same 97.00 Olios. Purcell, Jun. ser. ... 119.80 11 It. Pruitt. VV. II. T. fund 298.70 Ist-Cit Bank & Trust, same 298.70 The Quurrie Corp., books .. 77.13 Greencastle Klectric, nrot.rep. 9.50 Public Service Co., It. A: pwr. 12.73 Coolig & Gootlub, jan. sup. J1.4S
j. B. Kippencoll Co., books Putnam Co. Graphic, adv. . Putnam Co. Hospital, T. B. •X: X-ray teach. & drivers 75.00 Dr. G. F. Parker, physical ex. same 32.4)0
Mabel Joseph, teaching . . . 235.40 il. VV. Smith, same 212.20 Gertrude Meredith, same . . 159.4" Avis Knetzer, same 130 40 Arthur Johnson, same .... 218.80 Dorothy Thomas, same ••• 101-40 Maxine Tharp, same 166.40 Mabel Davidson, same .... 166.40 Madonna Smyth Buiey, tch. 144.80 Freda Brattaln, same .... 130.40 Paul M. Pruitt, same 207.00 Chus. Purcell, jan. ser. ... 119.80 Win. Newkirk, trans.sch.ch. 130.00 Nalliau Curtis, same 130.00 Karl Cash, same 130.00 Ollie Sutherlin, same 125.00 Geo. Smiley, same 110.00 Ira Nichols, same 9 7.00 H R. Pruitt, VV. 11. T. fund 297.60 Ist-Cit. Bank iV Trust, same 297.60 Greencastle Banner, adv. .. 55.99 .Mullins Drug Co., fumig. . 1360 Hdw. Supply Fo., equipment 64.1s Pruitt Hdw. Co.,sup.eqp.rep. 162.15
J.Nystrom Co., eqp 66.01
Niger & Co., eqp., sup. ... 38.11 M. S. Hunter, ins. bldg., Con. 494.16
Underwood Klliott Fisher Co., rep.iVLserv. typewriters 92.69
Purdue Uni., school tests .. 4.60 Paul Frederick,repmt.transf 100.00
l*>ee Sch. Supply Co., sch. sup. eqp. jan. sup 416.12 Greencastle Cash Coal Co., fuel for school 90.89
J. 1. Holcomb Mfg.Co.Jan.sup 13.05 Public Ser. Co., It. tv pwr. . 36.33 Hall AL McCreary Co., books 30.71 So. Western Pub. Co.,sch.tests lai’* A. H. Hunter, ins.bldg.con. 505.85 Bureau ot Tests, sch. tests 20.85 Champion Chem. Co., jan.sup. 10.77
Collins Pittman, Inc.
mimeograph parts
Paul M. Pruitt .teaching Mabel Joseph, same R VV. Smith, same Gertrude Meredith, same .
Avis Knetzer, same
Classified Ads
I FOR SALE: 10 acres. Good ' six 100m house. Barn, crib, cel-
. !ar, well water. 4 miles ‘from FOR SALE: 2i/j” brass pump cloverdale. $1,300. W. E. Morricyllnder, $6.20; barber wire, 4 son. g 9-2L
point, $4.85 per roll; flock feed-
Tarm. miles •Thad 9-lp.
Arthur Johnson, same Dorothy Thomas, same Maxine Tharp, same . . Mabel Davidson, same
3.4 4
201.78 245.40 222.20 169.40 1 40.40 201.08 173.39 1 |V IV 148. t
or* 5 ft., $4.20; Clean Easy! *X>R KENT: 100 acre milker, $209.50; stone jars (all." 004 * improvements. 3 sizes); automatic hot water, f rou Coatesville. See
heaters, $62.25; mirrored medi-1 Bric *K es -
cine cabinets, $2.15 -$3.15; soil I pipe and fittings; glass cut to size. Etcheson Hardware and Furniture Co.. Bainbridge, Indiana 4-6t.
FOR SALE: 300 Bu. oats. Raymond Curran, Bainbridge, R, 1. 6-4p.
FOR SALE: Apples. Bucheit Orchard. 29-eod.
FOR SALE; Purdue tested Little Red Clover Seed. Purity test 99.84. Elmer Watson, Phone Fincastle. 6-6t.
FOR pALE: 7 ft. Disc-Tan-dem. TYiced to sell. Dallas Ruark. Phon;- Fillmore Ind. 8-2p
FOR SALE: March mule colt, cheap. Oscar O’Hair. Brick Chapel. 8-2p.
FOR SALE: 10 Pure bred Duroc sows to farrow second litter Feb. 20th. Also Purebred Duroc boar coming 2 years old. Alton Hurst. Mt Meridian.
FOR SALE: 10 head of Duroc gilts, Clean tag red clover seed. Kenneth Morrison, 4 miles north of Cloverdale. 6-8-9-3p.
FOR SALE: Baby bassinet. 112 Bloomington street. Phone 382-W. 8-2t
FOR SALE: Batli Tub, R. R. 2 E. A. Cunningham, Phone 726-M 8-2p
FOR SALE. Farms—114 acres ?10 000. 100 acre well improved, lights, $7500. 100 acres no buildings, all plow land, $10,000. 202 acres, 90 acres plowed. $7500. II acres. 4 room house, $1700. See Harry S. Talbott. Greencastle. 6-3L
FOR SALE: 7 room house with gas, lights, and city water. Has garden, hen (house and double garage. Located on Main St, of Cloverdale Ind. Known as the Ella Nixon property. Priced at $2500.00 iSee Fred Sinclair. Cloverdale, Ind. 8-4.
FOR SALE: House and fourteen acres. Ralph McGill, Reelsville, Ind. 3-6p.
FOR REN1
FOR RENT: Furnished apartment with two bedrooms. Phone 713-WX. 8-tf.
FOR RENT: Four room unfurnished apartment with heat, hot water and cold water. Garage and garden space. Call 383. 9-4 ts.
FOR RENT: 2 room upstairs Apartment, furnished. 607 S. Locust. 9-tf. FOR RENT: Two sleeping rooms, women preferred, 7 West Poplar. 9-2f.-
■ Wanted-
Chapel.
201.80 125.40 149.40 140.80 159.40
iuntili, ttriit;11111^ 149.40
James O. Necker. teaching 166.40
Dorothy Thomas, teach.
v Thomas, teacn. .. 166.40
Chas. Purcell, jan. ser. ... 119.80
Wm. Newkirk, trans.sch.ch. 130.00
Nathan Durtls. same 130.00 Earl Cash, saint 130.00 Ollie Sutherlin, same 125.00
Geo. Smiley, same . Ira Nichols, same ..
11. Fl. Pruitt, trus. sal.rt.exn. 76.80 Tot. of Hal. and Repts. H R Pruitt. VV'. II. T. fund 275.90 Dish, during year
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Madonna Smyth Baley, toll. 137.35 Freda Brattaln. same .... 123.37 Chas. Purcell, jan- ser. ... 119.80 II. R. Pruitt, sal.rt.exp ... 230.40 Wm. Newkirk, trans.sch.ch. 13.0.00 Nathan Curtis, same 130 00 Earl Cash, s-arne 130.0" Ollie Sutherlin. same 125.00 Geo. Smiley, same 110.00 Jra Nichols, same 97.00 H. R. Pruitt, W. H. T. fund 299.70
Gladys Alwes Music Shoppe music hooks 19.51
Allan Lbr. Co., cement . . . 55.001 Scobee,
If. R. Pruitt, teachers retir. 161.38' Ist-Cit. Bank A- Trust, sarin 299.79 C. S. Byrd. adv. board pay . 25.00 Reese R. Buis, same 20.00 Melvin Ruark. same 25.00
Statement showing amount of
all moneys paid to the various funds of Marion Township. of Putnam County. disbursements therefrom and balances remaining therein for the year ending Dec-
ember 31. 1944.
TotnlM of VII rmnl* Jan. 2, 45. Bal. on hand MI J.slO.H Repts. during year 39.944.39 Tot. Bal. and Repts. ... 52.763.53 Dish, during year 35,288.01 Final Balances 17,480.52
TotvnsliiM I’iumI
Jan. 1. '45, Bai. on hand .$ 527.13 Repts. during year .... 2.292.63 Tot. of Bal. and Repts. . 2.8 19 70 Dish. duGng year 1.662.60 Final Balances 1,157.16)
MJR SALE: Reg.stered Berk-. Best prices for beef hides by shire boar. Vaccinated and pric-J the A. & S Junk Yard. Phone ed to sell. Durbin O'Hair, Brick j 678. 30-tf
8-3p I _ I WANTED
Waitress
at the
9-3ts.
For Sale Two registered] wh.te Way.
Guernsey bulls extra good, ready j for service; Also yellow po,. | WANTED: Pick-up truck, in corn. $7.50 per bushel: Artie j B 0( >d condition. Harold Kennedy, Brick Chapel. 9 _2px ‘ Cloverdale. . l-6f.
For Sal. D e L a v a 1 cream separator, No. 14; like new. Leland Torn. Reelsville. 9-3p
FOR SALE: Fresh milk goat Fred G. Cox, 205 W. Jacob street. 9-lp
WANTED: Any kind of dead stock. Call 278, Greencastle. Charges paid. John Wachtel Co. eod.
FOR SALE: Sewing machine; dresser; 9x12 Congoleum rug; three burner oil stove; wash stand. Jeffries, Berry street.
9-lp.
WANTED: Young man,; 16 1-2 to 23, high schooling — post-war j future- electrical work — wage j progession travel, must comply W. M. C. Write P. O. Box 255. 6-41.
IHig I’Tilid
110.00 | .Inn. 1. Bid. on hand » lOB.;'! 97 00 Hoots iluriiiK year .... l.OTii.On — - - ■> ■ * « •■.- i.ir.x.74
... - - 1.158.76 1st.-(’it Hank & Trus!, snme 275.90 I Tuition I'Tnul H. H. Oorliam, fuel for sell. 23.5s Jun. 1, ‘45, Hid. on hand .$ ::.::2S.SS ]_>r John C Henson, com.add. 35.00 Hepts. during year . . . 20.«o:! (u;
233.40 Tot. Ilf Hal. ami Repts. . 23.932.S4 197.20 Dish durlnit year 16,995.00 103.37' Vlnol Balances 6,937.SI 174.09 ( l.'rdernl Tn, Knud 125.40 Jan. 1. ’45. Bid. on hand J s4v:'.n 121.49 H. pis. durlnit year 2.297 O0
128.30, ("ot. of Bal. and Kepts. . 3.145.30 159.40 | Dish diirintr year 3,145.30
121 40 ' - “ -
FOR SALE: Lots 1 and 2, Block M; lots 7 and 8. Block N Kairview addition. Bainbridge. Monroe township. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Davis, New Market, Ind.
4-6-9-3t.
I3s.:iii 1 3S.5S 119.SC
I acm-v/si. V. w ■ • ■
Mabel Joseph, teaching !{ W. Smith, same .... Fred Brattaln, snine Arthur Johnson, some . \ vis Knetzer, same ... Maxim Th irp. same Madonna Smyth, same • flertrude Meredith, samt Mahle Davidson, same . .Tames O, Nerker, same Dorothy Thomas, sume i'has. Purcell, Jan. ser.
Win. Newkirk, trans.sch.ch. 150.00 Nathan (’arils, same 130 00 Karl Pash, same 130.00 Ollie Sutherlin. same 125.00 f.leo. Smiley, same 'I 0 "U Ira Nichols, same 97 00
II. K. Pruitt. Sid. rt. exp. . 76.80
II It. ITuitl. \V. It. T. fund 275.90 If It Pruitt. \V. H. T. fund 276.90 j Ist-Cit. Bank X- Trust, same 275.90
loo J.(lami>old.eiip.home ec 207.95
Public Ser Co.. It X- pwr . 26.00
Robinson Itexal Store, sup-
Sperlill Sclimtl I’liiol
tan 2. ’45. Bal. on hand .$ 8.00S.07
13,698.80 21.706.87 12.321.35 9,385.62
Repts, during year
Tot. of Bid. and Repts. Dish, during year Final Balances Tot. hill, as shown by
Ibis report J17.4S0.52
Warrant-cheeks out-
standing Dec. 31. 1944 607.SO
Tot. bal. and outstanding
warrants, Dec. 51,
1944 ..$18.088.32
1 ash in depository Dec
31. 1944 $ 1 8.088.32 I It. It Pruitt, the Trustee of Marion Township. Piitnum County.
plies for home ec 28.76 Indiana, do solemnly swear tor Fillmore Tele. Co., sch. phone 5.73 ; affirm) that the preceding report <’ P. Reeyes. rep.tune pianos 22 00 ,,f p.ceelpts. Disbursements and \Vm.Newkirk, grv.stonehnul. 54 01 Ralnnces Is true and correct, s I Metzger I.In Co., wall hoard 1.00 verlh belicye; and 1 further dcPublic Ser Co.. It. X- pwr. . 20.56 that the sums with which t Chas. Purcell, care of gds . 12.50 .,111 charged In this report are all John Carroll, mat. X: labor 7.on the sums received by me. and that Kzrtt Arnold, cement work 15 00 the various Items of expenditures Cash Coal Co., fuel for sch. 258.54 ciedlted have been fully paid In Jesse Elliott, rep. bldg. .. 87 70 n,,. Mims stated, and without
FOR SALE: 7 year old sorrel cow pony. 14 hands high, gentle for children. This is a real broke cow pony. $85.00. One small three year old pony, gentle for small children, $100.00. Max Anderson I % miles east of Fincastle. 9-lp
FOR SALE: Two ladies coats, size 16-18, dresses, 9-14. boys makinaw, pair majorette boots, size 6. etc. Call at 409 E. Washington between 2:00 and 5:00
Wednesday.
WANTED: Woman or girl to care for three children while mother works from 7:30 to 4:30. Sae Hazel Fitzsimmons. Commercial Place. 8-3p.
WANTED TO BUY: Small farm or will rent farm on shares or base rent. Box 10 Banner. 8-2p
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Roy H Phillips, same .1. F Walton, mat. blda
80.20
press
or Implied agreement that
J. F. Walton, mat. bldg rep* 210.00 ., nv portion thereof wh ill h* r< - Artliur Linhy. rep. pmb.wir. 36.90 tained by or repaid to me or any John R. Wade, rep. bldg. other person. And 1 further d.care of grounds 68.2* dare, and swear (or affirm) that H. R. Pruitt, sal. rt exp, .. ir.:t 60 | i mV e received m» nion» \ nor H R Pruitt, assessing ... 32"Oft articles of value, in consideration H. R. Pruitt, W. H. T. fund 10.T.0 ..f ; , nv contract mail* b> me as ist-Uit Bank .V: Turst. same 10.r*U j'trustee of tills Township. % Lee Sch. Supply Co., sup.eqp. 33.68 ||. R. PRUITT, Trustee Remington Rand Co., rent _ | of Marlon Township of typewriter 7.00 . Subscribed and sworn * <n ■]* Allan Lbr. Co., lbr. cement ' firmed) to before me. th- chairnails 2O0.3S m . m of t | u . Advisory Hoard **f hi The Daily Banner, avd . 42.3* Township, this 2nd day of Jan-
Dutnani Co. Graphic, same r*4 14 *•**-
Simpson Stoner. Insurance 117.30 Public Ser. Co.. It. & pwr. 1100 • M. Do'dis a nc* inneerim* * 00 GreenoaFitle Pub.Sch.,transf. lO'I.GO
uary, 194
REESE R. BUIS Chairman of Advisory Hoard of Mar-
ion Township.
Tills report was received, ae-
1 by th*’ Ad-
isory Board of this Township at ^ «»»••••! tti t i 11 cr this tin* ‘2nd
day
Its annual meeting, this the
of January. 194 3.
. its
H. R. Pruitt, sal. rt. exp. 76.80 <*4»nted. and approve*
VM">. Grimes, lab..rt of tools 128,00 Kara Arnold, gravel A- buul. 37.ST. nubile Ser. Co.. It. & pwr 7.0ft
I. c. Penntev Co., toweling l "0 i'has. Purcell, care of bldg. and grounds H9.80
L C. Dawes, same *"0 Stanley Smith, mow »Vrcln iwn *100
K S. Phillips, rep. of bldg. IJ-jJi’ Reese Buis, stock claim . • 495.1)0
S l\ Monday, same 20.0ft Albert VV Allee. same 12ftft0
\V B Elrod, same 6 ftft
Gen. Irwin, sum** M. 00 Aleutians, was transferred to
Ross Hammond, same .... 144.00
Reese R. Buis. Carl S. Byrd. Melvin Ruark. Advisory Bond.
Marion Township
Pfc. Eugene F. Malone, who after serving twu years in the
FOR SALE: Good big tein cow. and week old Extra milker, 'fherson, bftdge.
9-lp.
Tlf7s”
calf. Bain-9-;;te.
“HELP W ANTED—MALE OR FEMALE” Man or woman wanted to handle distribution of famous Watkins products in Greencastle, selling and serving hundreds of satisfied customers. Excellent opportunity for right party. No investment. Write J. R. Watkins Co., D-96, Winona, Minn. 2p.
WANTED: A dairy hand. Box W. 8-3t.
-Lost-
WANTED: Two Chester white malt hogs weight about three Hundred, also John Deere used ] trai tor, madcl G or D. Eugene Bassett, Phone, Coatesville. 9-lp
LOST: 2 gold friendship links on black ribbon, between hig: school and Sam Hanna's Book Store. Return to Banner or call 6F11. 8-2p. -Real Estate-
FOR SALE: Eighty acre? with a good six loom house. Fine new barn, cribe. etc. One half tillable, balance pasture with two springs. House wired. Electricity obtainable. Price $5000. Immediate possession. J. T. Christie, -Real Estate. 8-6t.
-Miscellaneous-
Diek (HiToit. liiiiilIttK vlinlers 15 nit It R Hrulit. W It Tux fund 5.9(1 Arthur l.lzhy. llrel.'nib sup. 2140 tr t Ntrholst stork rltihn 30 00 John Nlvltols. mime T?!!? Joliii n. Wade, labor a6 00 Pijhtic Si r 4*o.. It. X- pwr . 8.28 Metzger l.br (’<>.. lumber _o20 Ham IIhuiiu Book Store, sup "’j”*Dorn Id Hope. Ht.ii k elulin 8 , ,6
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are pretty certain by now that
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235.40 212 ?ft 1 59.40 I 30 40 2t8.6ft 191.40 166.40 166.40 144 K0 130.40 I 19.80 153.60
Banner Adv. Pays
Gertrude Meredith, same Avis Knetzer. Hit me Arthur Johnson. Rtittie ... Dorothy Thotnns, same ■ Maxine Tharp, some ... Mabel Davidson, sume .. Madonna Smyth, saute .. 1 reda Brattaln. same (’has purrell. Jnft. ser.
Harold Pruitt, sal. rt. exp Wm. Newkirk, truns.seh.ch. ITj 01 '
The pet-war overcoat, we’re . ;;;;;. 'liut ol! promised, will be heated elec- 1 0]1 | p sutinrlin. same 125 00 trlcally. Swell—then to make Geo. Stnlley. same ',!?!!!! quick toast all we need do is I’,' 11 H N 'i’i"u l Ht.'\v l 'it' t. fund iki.ott droD a allee ot bread In each ist-cit Bunk&Trust (•o.santc 288.90 , Paul M. Pruitt, tenehlntr . . 88 90 •*' Public Her. Co., It. & pwr. . 12.13
Kelly Field, Texas, has been assigned to Wright Field, Dayton
Ohio.
FACTOGRAPHS The Egyptians possessed the harp, the pipe, guitar, trumpet and drum. The last two instruments inspired the Egyptian soldier on the march. • • • More than 90 per cent of the Army paper requirements during the past year were met by “coarse grades made largely of waste paper.” • • • Approximately 225,000 members of Great Britain's Civil Nursing Reserve have qualified f tr awards for fulltime service.
Inutrntial
FARM LOANS 4 Lem Intar—t J Long Tana 4 Fair Appraisal 4 Prompt Sarrioa RIGHTSELL INSURANCE AND LOAN AGENCY 22 S. Indiana St. Greencastle. Indiana
You have asked us many times for Cocoa mats and our answer has been no. Today our answer is yes. You can buy as many as you need. Montgomery Ward. 9-3t. » It’s never too late to insulate. See R. E. Knoll. Call 60 or 673-J. 14-tf. For steady good employment call for appointment at the Art Furniture Company. 5-4t. Wysong is 91, he puts ARTHRITIS on the run or refund. Many others same way done. 6th. Floor, Lemcke Bldg, Indianapolis, 4, Indiana 11-tf Electrical wiring installed and replaced, electr.cal repairs made. Call 1F21. 8-2p. NOTICE: Singer representauve will .be in Greencastle every two weeks. Next date will be lamtary 22nd. For service, send "aid to Singer Sewing Machine Company, 711 Wabash, Terre Haute. Indiana. NOTICE: We will be operi Wednesday afternoons for your vonvenienc . Victory Shoe Store. 9-It. Carty Beauty Shop at Jo-Jo location. Experienced operator. Phone 03. 9-3p. Tht Pennsy Cafe will be open all night, this week. 9-lt.