The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 April 1945 — Page 3
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTL*, INDIANA,
1JIILIC SALE
Of Household Goods At the residence of the late John E. Dunlavy
411 East Walnut Street
Saturday, April
Sale at 1:00 O'Clock
Hr irons, Majestic radio, Virtrola, Estate ranRr. nl K 11x13 flpet ’ seVeral Hmallrr nijfs, Paisley shawl mom suite — table, B chairs, buffet, and china ch set, table, 6 rockiti« chairs, « stralifht chairs, <d,t faslihui bookcase, lounge, library table, study table, pictures, dishes, cooking utensils, 8 beds, set of springs, yanffiirnl2 lawn mowers (one extra good), 8 wash tubs, buckets and miscellaneous items too numerous to mention. TERMS: — CASH.
Elwood B. Dunlavy, Adm. OX HTRST, Auctioneer. CLIFFORD McMAINS, f lerk.
[other Enjoys Meals iw; Thanks Retonga
[felt So Weak, Nervous Rundown For About year She Hardly Knew To Turn, States Brownir.g. Says ReDeserves Her aest Praise.
mg men and women as well bole age and elderly folk Lppjly praising Retonga relief this noted herbal chic and Vitamin B-l mediJrought them. For instance, John L. Browning, well resident of 511 Mitchell [noxville, Tonn., and the of two lovely children 1 declares:
Mrs. John L. Browning
about a year I felt so En, nervous ,and weak I knew which way to turn, bpetite became poor and Jeverything I ate formed so [gas in my stomach that I grfectly miserable. Sleep . seem to refresh me and I not begin to tell the fet of laxatives I had to take, mplexion was sallow, and I nply terrible nearly all the
every meal ,and I sleep as soundly as my four year old daughter. The sluggish elimination ha: been relieved .and my complexion has cleared up. I feel so much better there is no comparison Retonga deserves all the praise I can give it.”
Retonga is intended to relieve
CPL. MARGARET DURHAM IS WEATHER OBSERVER
OKLAHOMA CITY AIR TECHNICAL SERVICE COMMAND, TINKER FIELD, Okla., April 13—Now stationed at Tinker Field is Cpl. Margaret Durham, formerly of Putnam Coun ty Ind. She is assigned as a weather observer at this mode! estabhshment of the Air Tech nical Service Command for teh maintenance and repair of air craft and the training of air do pot groups. Corporal Durham is a graduate of Greencastle (Ind.) High School and she holds an A. B degree from DePauw University, Greencastle. Prior to enlisting in the Women's Army Corps in April, 1943, she was employed by the Norton Company, Worcester, Mass., in the experimental department. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Everett Durham, 309 East Seminary Street Greencastle. She has a brother, J. Frank Durham, who is also a member of the armed service Corporal Durham was transferred to QCATSC from Bergetrom Field, Texas.
The new address of Howard W. Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Harris, is Howard Harris, A-S Co. 524, G 13-V, U, S. N. T. C„ Sampson, New York Howard enlisted in the Navy. April 2nd and is taking his basic
training at Sampson.
attempt to relate the prophets message of Amos to our present day religion. In days of tragic events and strategic decisions for the future of the individual and the worlJ let us find strength and direction in our living faith. This is your invitation to the services of the church.
REELSVILLK METHODIST CflUCRH Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Ewing Waxier, Supt. Morris Miller, Asst. Supt. Worship and Sermon, 11:00 A. M. Subject—“Giving the Soul a Chance” Young People 7:00 Evening thurch cervice 8:00 Singing the "Good Old Hymns’’ by the congregation. Sermon: “Christ Is The Answer” The Prayer Meeting will be held on Thursday evening.
Bowling
Friday 7—Zinc Mill vs. O: K. Barbers Sunday 2—University A vs. Post Office
CLOVEKDALE CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
(Cathmar I). Ratcliff, minister)
Bible School 10 \. M. Morning Worship 11 A. M.
Communion Service, Sermon: "Problem of the Rejection of
Israel”
Evening Service 7:45 P. M. Bible Study with the Children Special Music Sermon: “All Israel Shall Be
Saved”
STANDING
W. University A 48 Laundry 45 Stevens 44 Eitels 42 lost Office 39 University C 38 Coca-Cola 36 V. F. W 36 O. K. Barbers ....: 35 Mid-West 34 University B 35 Zinc Mill 30
^|+*i , + + + + + ++ + + + ^ 4’ FILLMORE •:* *!• 4* 4* 4- 4* 4* •!• •!• 4* 4* Mothers Afternoon Club convened at the home of Mrs. Jo ■ Dobbs in Stilesville April 3. In the absence of the president, Mrs. Lee Bryan vice-president presided at the meeting. She had charge of the entertainment by reading interesting articles on various subjects. Response to roll call by seventeen members was an April fool joke. Lovely refreshments were served during a delightful social time, after which Mrs. O. L. McKamey.
deep I field 1
FOR SALE: Flour sifters, Fairbanks Morse automatic well water systems, 47” fence, barbed wire, Disston hand saws, Kiddie porch gates, mop sticks, roof paint and cements, Clean Easy milkers. Etcheson Hardware and Furniture. Bain-
bridge.
9-6t.
FOR SALE or TRADE: Fordson tractor. Herbert Harrison, 701 Crown. ll-4tp.
SALESMAN WANTED A permanent job in this area now and post-war selling active accounts and building the territory. If you are not afraid of work, want to make better than average money, must have a ear, some experience selling to retail dealers, we can offer salary and expenses. Interviews will be arranged quickly. Reply at once to P Turner, Personal, r f, The Glidden Company (Feed Mill Division), Ind.anapolis, Indiana. ll-3t
Mrs. Joe Pickett who spent several weeks at Colorado Springs Colo, visiting her son Lt. Joe Pickett Jr. and family, returned home last Thursday accompanied by her son and family for a furlough until the 19th when they will return to Colo. Their Sunday guests were
Rebuilt Motors—We now have exchange motors for 37, 38, 39 Chevrolett. 33 to 40 Plymouth, 33 to-36 V-8 Ford. Also 1 used Bt or C40 early Model International motor complete with head. Scott's Franklin St. Garage. ll-4t.
FOR SALE: Dairy farm of 135
Misses Myrtle and Crat.e Pickett acres, over half tillable. Good of Bainbridge, Mr. and Mrs.. buildings, electric current and Virgil Phillips of Amo, j located on state road, near
! Greencastle. Very reasonably priced. S. C. Sayers. ll-3t.
Mrs. G. L. Swisher and Miss Lelia Garrett Indianapolis are
here this week at their home oni Farmers we have fencing, their spring vacation. j rod rolli 4 ft . hiKh at 95;
Mrs. Ella Ader had as dinner l*’ 0 ** ro **’ * n ' gucsta Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery Ward.
R»:')i rt
20 20
$14.40.
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WANTED: Part time maid for small sorority house. Phone 513 -J 13-2ls
WANTED: Man clerk, need not be registered. Mullins Drug Store. 13-3t.
-Miscellaneous-
ATTENTION FARMERS: Gel your disc sharpened now. Brins your plow points. Get all machinery repaired before the spring rush. Manford Graver, 208 N. Jackson St. 30-30p
•Coffman. Louise ani, BATTERY SALE: While presHenry of near CToverdale, M- ' e nt supply lasts. A 13-plate ™ j and Mrs. William Giger anl cities Service battery, $4.95 ex- , three sonc of Floyd Center. ' change. If Installed 50 cents ad-
31 |
36 39
Mrs. Evr, Duncan was callo 1
ditional labor charge.
to Terre Haute Saturday on ac-
40 ! count of the serious illness of her 1
Franklin Street Garage.
Scott’s 12-3t.
42 i mother, Mrs. Ella Hanks who is
421 at the home of another dough- clarence Pickett, 40 l ter. Mrs. Pearl McIntyre. , Bruners Town. 41| 1. Miss Madonna Owen who tea- FOR SALE:
FOR SALE: 700 bu. of yellow corn, 300 bu. Mandel Soy beans.
mile North
12-4p.
1932 Dodge
WYSONG 92, has proven what he can do with arthritis and others too. Get acquainted with the new way. If you are serious do not delay. 6th. Fir. Lemeke Bldg. Fr. 0249, Br. 7957. 1-29-45
We now have a good selection of living room suites. Come on in and take your pick. Montgomery Ward. 12-2t
Rummage Sale: Court House April 14, 1945 at 8 o’clock by the i
Womens Relief Corps.
12-13-2ts
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45 ch.' S at an Indianapolis school, L {0 upe. 4 new tires and tubes. A. A P ril 14th from 3
[Here's a SENSIBLE way' Oo relieve MONTHLY
FEMALE PAIN
BRICK CHAPEL METHODISr
CHURCH
Sunday, April 15. Forest W. Howell, minister. 10:00 a. m. Sunday school.
distress due to Vitamin B-l de- Charlie Hendrich supt. in charge, ficiency, constipation, insufficient classes and teachers for all ages flow of digestive juices in the B
Itonga gave me such reIble relief that I now enjoy
stomach, and loss of appetite. Accept no substitute. Retonga may be obtained at Mullins Drug
Store.—Adv.
11:00 a. m. Morning worship service. The pastor will bring a message entitled, “Amos Speaks To Us Today.” This will be an
Mrs. C. V. Neier and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nichols and family Were Sunday visitors of Mr. anti Mrs. Harry Neier near Brick
Lydia E. Plnkham’s Vegetable Com* . ^ *' ■
pound la /amous not only to relieve I -'irs. Jessie Rob.nson who has periodic pain but also accompanying b{ , en n in *he ennntv hn= nervous, tired htghstrung feelings— n P auen ' ; m t ne county hoswhen due to functional monthly dls- pita] for more than two months
spending her Spring vacation L. Padgett, Portland Mills, with her mother, Mrs. Hazel 12-4p. Owen. ’ —
1 FOR SALE: Two Thousand Glad Bulbs, Mixed Colors. $5.0’)
|er 100. Will Deliver. Arthur W. Jarvis, Box 66, Waveland, Indiana. 13-3p.
FOR SALE: Walnut finish iron bed, springs and mattress
, i Tvken ia*ui i - - — and dresser, iron twin bed, babys buUd up resistance against such symp- ' vas 4o return home Sunday, high chair, small Monarch cook
Mrs. Bailie McGinnis was a an( i heating stove, white and
visitor last week of her sister, black used
toms. Plnkham's Compound helps nature/ Follow label directions. Try It I
COMPOUND Mrs - C° ra Applegate at Coates- j. Max Anderson.
— '; vine. j.
' FOR SALE: Automatic Joy I Howk hay stacker and loader.
Come to our Penny Supper at the Christian Church Saturday
to 7. Every-
thing good to eat. Benefit of Youth Group. 12-2t.
EXPERT copying, enlarging and restoration of old photogiaphs—also ail types of framing for photographs, documents, art work and military group pictures. Mr. and Mrs. R. Von Steinens’ Studio, upstairs over Murphy’s 5 and 10 store. 4-eod.
M.rra Moth Immunizes the cloth. One spraying lasts years,
6 months. Phone 494- 1 resists dry cleaning. Guaranteed
13-lp
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Thanks, Ford Owners For Helping Us with a Big Job
I 1 ® fjp Our service shop has been a busy place this past year. Ford owners depended on us to help keep their cars rolling and—with their help— ^'ve done the job, Ford Protective Service has been adopted Wholeheartedly by most of our owners. They ring their cars to our shop regularly every pirty days for expert inspection and mainteance work. This prevents many small repair pi's from becoming major overhauls—helps i spread our manpower to service more cars, alces it possible to do our full share in keep* i all essential cars on the road.
^ UNCLE SAM TO
HAND OUT 44,200,050
EXTRA RED POINTS
The greatest windfall of extra red points ever is going this month, and each month following, to American housewives throughout the country. 44 million extra red points, approximately, will be handed out by meat dealers to customers who turn In used fats in a great Victory drive for this essential of
medicines, gunpowder, synthetic rubber, soaps, paints and a hun-
dred other necessities on the battlefield and home front. For each pound of fats turned in, every housewife is entitled to 2 red points. The need for used fats Is still urgent. Women are urged to save every drop, every spoonful of grease possible and keep saving until final Victory over both Germany and Japan.
I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Day were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Miller near I Obnaan. In the evening Mr. and Mis. Day Called on Mr. and Mrs.
Lew- : l Dicks.
I Mr. and Mrs. Rolph Nauman of Sanford spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Abe : Nauman and family.
The finest hay tool made. Anderson Phone 494-J.
Max 13-lp
GCNUINt FORD PARTS are your assurance of the best in materials and workmanship. The parts are designed and precision-built solely for your Ford car.
llBIIICRTtill
H
WRfINCfD MICHAMICS and specialized jrd equipment are ready to do the finest possible on your car. Our men know your car and “ t0 •ervice it quickly and thoroughly.
NtlOHBORLY SCRVICC-You’ll find ua a .friendly organization. You’ll Hite the way we do business. Ford Protective Service, once a month, . will keep your car in tip-top operating condition i at amaH cost.
i^LtrcC
UfgD CARS—Our atock is in good condition, with
KING MORRISON FOSTER CO.
TE 268
FORD DEALERS SINCE 1910 KENNETH BUNTEN - SERVICE MGR. 118 W. WASHINGTON ST.
IF
You had carelessly failed to name children bom after you-had taken life insurance and death occurred. What might happen?
IF
You and your wife met with a common disaster and no secondary beneficiary were named. What might become of the insurance money?
FREE
Contracts for arty company reviewed for these answers —
CALL 430
For Appointment (Mornings)
SANFORD ROMINE
SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co.
X
First Citizens Bank
Building.
obituary Christopher Edward Knauer, eldest child of Clement B. and Evelyn Knauer was born Februaiy 13, 1863, died Feb. 18, 1945. His parents, brother Oscar, Jacob F., John W. and sister Florence had passed away previously. He was married to Clara E. Ford, Seneca, Kansas, August 1st, 1889. To this union six children were born, Ella, Elsie, and Lorene, preceding him in death. His survivors are his wife, Clara, sons, Earl and Cecil, all of Grieencastle, R. R. 3, and daughter, Mrs. Winnie L. Arnold, Indianapolis; twenty-six grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. His brothers Joe, Bud and George of Greencastle; sister, Mrs. Martha Ford, Seneca, Kansas; Mrs. Minnie Layman, Coatesville, Ind.; Mrs. Osa Berry, Rockville, Ind., and a host of relatives and friends. Eight grandsons and four grandsons-in-law are in the service, most of them overseas. He taught school 30 years which he enjoyed very much. He j was always glad to meet former I pupils. He was a member of the i Greencastle Masonic Lodge and Modern Woodman Lodge of Bainbridge, Ind. Elder Oscar Irwin had charge of the funeral services, Mrs. Paul Robinson played and Mrs. Irwin and Mrs. Graver sang two songs. Pall bearers were Masonic brothers, Clay Brothers, Walter n Brown, Charley Huffman, Chas. McCurry, James Walker and Fred Starr. Charles McCurry was the undertaker; six granddaughters were flower bearers. Burial was in Little Walnut cemetery.
complete satisfaction or full refund. No better Moth Protection made. Horace Link and Co., Greencastle Ind. 13-lt.
FOR REN1
FOR SALE: Cultivator and 2 bottom 14 inch plow for F-20
Farmall. Gilbert Prichard, Belle Jnbout May 1.
Union. 13-2p.
FOR RENT: 3-room unfurnished apartment. Available
Phone 329-R.
11-3p.
FOR SALE: All Yellow Canary Singer. North of Bamaby’s
saw mill Figg.
office. Mrs.
Pioneer Seed Corn. Early and late varieties. Rex Hathaway. Phone 1F11 31-eod.-15t.
FOR RENT: 5 room modern apartment. Heat and water fur-
Close to town. Avail-
S. C. Sayers.
ll-3t.
^)4- + + + + '!- + + ++ + +^ -l- LOCUST GROVE -5d* -I + '!' + +4' + 4 , U;. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Booher and son, Elden, visited the former’s parents and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Booher and Miss Louise, Thursday evening. Several from this community attended sun rise and other services at the various churches Easter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hendrich and son, Donovan, called on Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sutherlin and family Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert MeGaughey and children called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lukenbill and family one evening last
week.
Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Aden Hanks were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shoemaker and little granddaughter of Lafayette and Mrs. C. G. Graham and daughter and grandson of Michigan City. Mrs. Zane Gentry called on Mrs. Ross Bullerdick Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Coffman were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Lewis of
Greencastle.
Mrs. Edith Sallust and daughter, Elaine, attended Easter services in Fillmore and visited with relatives there later. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith and children called on Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Holt of Greencastle Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Damon Modlin and baby son spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Coffman.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tharpe and Miss Norma Giltz of Indianapolis spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Giltz. Other guests Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Giltz and daughter, Barbara, of Morton and Mrs. Lillian Malone. Mrs. Ruth Gentry called on Mrs. Emma Hanks Monday. J. W. Hcnnon of Roachda!e spent the week end with his (.aughter. Mrs. Flora Lewman and family and other guests Sunday were Mrs. Hazel Lewman of Bainbridge, Misses Rebecca and Marion Lewman and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Pritchett and baby of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Leonard and Paul Lugenbill spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lukenbill and family. O^her visitors that evening were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Leonard, Mrs. Curtis Mi.in':ck and Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Canada.
Mrs. Lucille Spencer spent Sunday night with her sister, Mrs. Charles Hendrich.
Forest pished
13-3t' able May 1st.
FOR SALE: Baby calf and baled hay. Walter Keller. PhonBelle Union. 14-16-18-3p.
FOR RENT: Two rooms unfurnished, lights and water furnished. John Tharp. 13-2t
-Real Estate
FOR SALE: The
| duplex at north east corner of
FOR SALE: Match team >f
black mares 5 and 7 years old, J Ja ‘ kson a " ncl Hanna StreeU. Five
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scars of Kincastle spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Walter Masten, and Mr. Master and daughters,
Iinogene and Alice Jane.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Berry and children and Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Spencer spent Sunday with ] their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clif-
modem ford Reeves.
good pullers, good workers and gentle. Harness too if you want it. Two yearling, pure bred Hereford bulls, extra good. Bruce Lane, Bainbridge. 13-2t.
FOR SALE: 50 ft. roll of white lawn fence. 50 ft. heavy wire lawn fence. Both 4 ft. high. 105 Bloomington St. 13-lp.
CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindness, symathy and floral offerings received at death of husband and father .Chris E. Knauer minister, singers and accompanist pall bearers, flower bearers, and McCurry Funeral Home for their services. Mrs. Chris. E. Knauer, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knauer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Knauer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Arnold and family. ch.
FOR SAI-E 20 bushels Mt Carmel soybeans. One I. H. C plow fertilizer attachment, unused Wm. Reid, Cloverdale. 13-tp
FOR SALE: Good black an 1 dapple gray work team, sound and well broke, priced to sell. Omer Akers. J3-lp
-Lost-
LOST: License plate, Indiana 121851 between Russellville and Greencastle. Leave at Banner Office or call W. S. Lawter, Russellville. 13-lp.
rooms down, four rooms up. A very desirable income property Shown by appointment. J. E. Christie, Real Estate. 9-6ts.
FOR SALE: Ninety-two acres on State Road 43, about three miles south of city. Large neu barn, fine spring, good fencing. A splendid place for a suburban house. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 9-6ts.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanks and children called on his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aden Hanks Friday evening.
JUST ARRRIVED three more 500 electric chick brooders. Positively last this year. Get yours Immediately. R. E. Knoll. Phone 60 or 673-J. 12-2t.
FOR SALE: 6 room semi-mod-*m house. Hardwood floors— large garden and good location. Also large house, modern, near college. Immediate possession. S. C. Sayers. ll-3t.
-W anted-
WANTED: Housework in home without children. Will stay in home. Box M H Banner Office. 13-3p
FOR QUALITY
UPHOLSTERING
REPAIRING
REFINISHING
Call 299
ART FURNITURE CO.
GREENCASTLE, INDIANA
INSURANCE Save 25% on Farm Fire Policies EZRA CRAFT, Phone 892 Auto — Fire — Life
Mrs. Flora Lewman has received word that her son. Lt. R. J. Lewman, who was wounded in Germany several weeks ago is back in the U. S. and will probably be home soon.
A RTIFICIAL , BREEDING THE ECONOMICAL 8. SAFE WAY FROM QUALITY BULLS, GUERNSEY, JERSEY, HOLSTEIN DairymtnB’ Artificial Insemination Service
Jail before 9:30 A. M. f Service That Day. A. J. Wilde. Phone 484-R, Box 53, Greencastle.
Fred 51. & Louise D. Buzzard 804 East College Street PHONE CRAWFORDSVILLE Crawfordsville Write for special booklet
TERMITES
Their Spring Offensive.
Are Now Starting
night now !• the time to counter-at-tack. Phone or writt
today for fr<
rite
lay for free inspection or free estimate. Ask about our lifetime guar ante*.
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Please make a free inspection of my property for IcrmUea; with no obll nation to me.
NAME STREET
CASH
FOR YOUR
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Authorized OPA Buyer.
HOLLY'S Sales and Service
115 North Indiana Phone 297
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