The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 April 1945 — Page 3
Wt DAIIY BANKER, GRCENCASTLE, INDIANA. SATURDAY, APRIl 21, 1945.
COME TO CHURCH SUNDAY
MTTHEKAX CHURCH O. Y. Hartman, pastor. Sunday vesper services 4:15 p. m. Y. W. C. A. room, Speech Hall. Everyone welcome.
bch forum S have left their pulcome chaplains, who of their services withof a church building. It soldiers and sailors cated to attend out-of pious meetings. An soldier in North ote , “When we could church, when we were strafing planes in foxcnurch came to us.” 1 Poling after visiting rent says, ‘‘It is not r the church to be an the church must go e open door to minis- ! men.”
RELIGIOUS news of General Macan interview reported -v. William L. Stidger the late President lezon of the Philippine erred to MacArthur as ook Man.” Explaining ,e said, ‘‘I mean that God's Book every day. n in his room when we the Book together, ly reads the Bible, but from it what to do in life-especially when into what you Ameri•tight spot’.” ell known in Army lat young Douglas Macid the Bible through before he graduated ; Point. h legular sessions are this year in only eight on the racial and
religious discrimination issue a'ready are attracting sufficient interest in some of these states to loom as of great importance next year when the legislatures cf some forty-six states convene. One reason for the Soviet's partial change of heart about religion inside its borders is the fimple fact that the attempt to etamp out religion proved a failure. And this discovery has been extremely well expressed by the Soviet Commissar of Education: “I find that religion is l.ke a nail; the harder you hit it (he deeper you drive it in."
ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL. ‘ (CHURCH 720 So. Locust St. Sunday School 10:00 . M. Evening Prayer 3:30 P. M. Rev. Mr. Thrasher, Minister
OBITUARY
message.
Sunday evening meeting at 8:00 p. m. with Dr. Rawlins in
charge giving pictures of army . .. . ^ _ ,
u* worn b.,„ B 'A"'*"':
William IN. Zeiner, son of John and Mary Cowgill Zeiner, depart-
there. We urge you to attend
these meetings.
April 8, at the age of 61 years. He lived his entire l.fe around
He made his decision to follow his Lori when about twelve
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Victor L. Kuplmcl, Minister MIns (iraco Grogan, Organist MmsMargaret AUwopp, Director Church school 9:30 A. M. A specialc ourse, "Our 'Presbyterian," is being conducted by Dr. D. Keith Andrews in the adult class. Worship 10:25 A. M. Music: Organ—“Prelude and Fugue in G major" Bach; "Adago’’ and
r. , , o Fillmore except six years of h s
Young People’s meeting Sun- ..... ,
childhood in Kansas.
day evening at 7:00 p. m. Children's meeting at 4:30
Monday afternoon. „ . ,, ,, _ Dil . ... . years of ago at the old Liberty Bible study and prayer meet- .. .. . ° ’ . Methodist Church,
ing Wednesday evening at 8:00
P- in. j When he was 19 years of age (Rom. 6:18) “Being then he was married to Verna E. made free from sin, ye become Proctor and their home was the servants of righteousness.” j blessed with six children, Ruth .Whitaker, Leota Bowen, Pauline
WRITES from two
'Allegro" Mendelssohn; Anthem
News coming out of Sicily _ .. Tuni ^ Q malli forswear since the Allied occupation of thy foo i ish ways “ Genevan Psalthat Island indicates that all tjr Seri , on theme; .. 0ne World .. thiough the regime of Mussoliri Thursday 6:30 P, M. "Pitchthc ancient Waldensian Church in .. supper for a „ >vung married of Italy and Sicily retained it=.; p60plp of thp church _ Plpase
democratic and Protestant be- f
•BOSS’ SERVES EMPLOYEES Storm, Herbert L, Roscoe R. and j cls
MINNEAPOLIS (UP)—When Vernie P.
the doors close as the last
customer leaves Connie’s Grill at to consist of three sons-in-law night, work is just beginning 0 f which one. Rev. Lester Storm for C. M. (Connie) Rallis. has preceded him in death; three Every night after closing, daught rs-in-law and 12 grand“Connie" turns the tables on his children of which one, Bob employees and personally serves Bowen is absent, being overseas them their dinner. Rallis, recog- in the service of his country, ruling the acute labor shortage,) His life was an apen book and agreed to serve his employees he firmly believed, Romans 8:28 rightly if they would stay on theAnd we know that all thing.!
job.
Mr .and Mrs. F. E. Weaver are in receipt of the following letter fiom their son. Charles, who is •it Iwo .lima: Dear mother and dad, I know you have been waiting fur this letter for a few weeks tut I've been just a little too busy to write since the last V-
mail.
At last the fighting is over on Iwo and I, among a few others, urn glad. I’ll try and tell you a little about it, but of course it’s impossible to go into great detail. I’ll leave that to your pap-
I landed, or perhaps I should
He considered his family circle ] Kay wc ( an( ied, on Iwo at nine
o'clock Feb. 19 in the first wave. At first it was just like any ether landing until we moved about one hundred yards, and then all hell broke loose. The Japs gave us everything they had, machine gun fire and mortar fire was the worst, that is il a person can make such a judgment. I lost my best friend
NO STRANGER TO FIELD LAWRENCE, Mass (UP)—E. I eslie Hail of Granby, Conn, a test-observer, was forced down on Lawrence Memorial Stadium when his plane had engine trouble recently. And the mishap brought back pleasant memories. For it was on this field that Hall played football with Lawrence high school six years ago.
flassified Ads
cattle. Cows must be free from Bangs disease. Stephen B. Whisennar.d, 3 miles north of Fillmore, R. R. 1. 20-3p.
FOR RENT 3 room furnished apartment. Near University. Call 896-J. 20-2p.
-Real Estate-
FOR SALE: M. H. Corn planter with fertilizer attachment. George Raines, 2 miles north east of Greencastle. 1 19-3p.
FOR SALE: An 80 acre farm cue mile north of the National Road. Fifty acres tillable, balance pasture with running v ater. Five room house, electricity, new barn. Immediate possession. Price $5000.00. J. T. Christie. Real Estate, 21 South Indiana Street. 16-6t.
FOR SALE: 5 sows double imr uned, with 37 pigs. Pigs are new eating corn. 3 miles west, 3 mile south of Morton, Ind., Everett Wichman. 20-3t.
FOR SALE: Walnut finish iron bed, springs and mattress, and dressers, iron twin bed, haby’s high chair, small Monarch c< ok and heating stove, white
FOR SALE: 65 acre farm, 30 acres tillable, balance blue grass pasture, well watered. 6 room brick house, full basement, furnace, electricity, good barn, silo, double cribs, 2 chi.ken houses Eugene Bassett, Coatesville Ind. 20-2p.
-Wanted-
bring a dish offoodand table serliefs. Of the eighty Waldensian vice pastors, it is reported, only three
CTRICAL TRACTING OORE ECTRIC PHONE 72
were Fascists. Eight hundt-d years ago. in Southern France, a religious revival broke out, and some of the persecuted families fled to the Alps where this new
church was born.
ST. PAUL’S CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Thomas J. McGrath. Sunday Schedule: 8:00 a. m. Low mass.
10:00 a .m. High mass. Confessions—Saturday 7:15 m.—Before all masses.
Week days—7:00 a. m. mass. 8:00 p. m.
7:00 P. M. Choir practice
( HURCII OF Till: NAZARENE Rev. E. F. Singliurse, Minister
Bible School 9:30 a. m. Dorothy Birt in charge
Classes and careful instruc-
tors for all ages
Morning Worship Houh 11:00 Young (Peoples Hour, Hanna Krall president 6:45 a. m. This hour w.ll be given to a musi.al program by the young people ! Congregational singing 7:30 Special message in song at
8:10
Evangelistic message by the
pastor 8:20
Exposition of Bible School lesson Thursday at 7:00 P. M. Prayer service and Scripture exposition at 7:30 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SOCIETY
429 Anderson street
f Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Sunday services at 11:00 a. m. p . 3rd Wednesday of each month at I Wednesday evening servicea
I wo rk together for good to them.fi ipre | )U t jt was our job to push'and black, used 6 months. Phone ; that love God, to them who are]across the island and then to 494-J. Max Anderson. 20-2t. BLOWING HORN COSTS $100 the called according to his pur-j 0H; , ault aml S e Cure the now faPORTLAND, Me. (UP)—It pose. j nious Mt. Suribachi. The battle
cost Eugene R. Libby of Blaine He has gone on leaving behind $100 to learn that it doesn’t pay the memory of a true and faithto sound his automobile horn too ful life for his wife, six children much. He was fined that 5 children by-law and 12 grandamount for intoxication after children, beside a host of rela-
police testified he drove through lives and friends. Portland streets sounding his horn incessantly. CARD OF THANKS
FOR SALE: Plant, all varieties, peppers, cabbage, tomato.
20-St
of Suribachi has been told by the ,
1 » Roy Budich Veselinovich.
rxwspapeis and radio much, •’ better than I could possibly do j SALE: Four buri.ci s <^ it. After the mountain was se- H t ove . Built in oven. Good coniine we had a couple days rest.’,ijtio n . Maynard Gruljji, R. R. 3, It was then I wrote the V-mail.‘Greencagtie. 18-21-2p.
Shortly after that we went up to north end of the island and
WANTED: To buy used national cash register in good con-
BIG HOUSECLEANING
FOR SALE: Jersey cow and 4
Words cannot express our ap- ! fought there until the island was ^ a y °' < I heifer calf. Eitcl s
The rest you know.
I
20-2t.
prcciat on and gratitude to our : secure. The rest you know. I'm ^ Greenhouse.
CHICAGO (UP)—The new friends for their lovely tributes 1 uarn proud to have been a part' F oR _ SALE~ 16 foot House owners of Chicago’s Congress in our bereavement, wc say of it and I’m still wondering why trai | l , r cheap for cash. T. J.
hotel have what might be the Thank you”. j I’m still here and here without a SmiU) 4;J7 moomington. biggest of all spring houseclean- Mrs. Verna E. Zeiner and ' si ratch. 1
ing jobs. They have started family. ch
dition. 114 N.
6th
street, Terre
Haute.
19-3p.
WANTED:
Good
used baby
bed and stroller.
Cal] 859-J or
79-M.
18-21-21.
WANTED:
Any
kind of dead
stock. Call
278,
Greencastle.
Charges paid.
John Wachtel Co.
eod.
WANTED:
Mai ried farm hand
at twice. See
Witt Wright at
Brick Chapel.
21-2t.
•Miscellaneous-
21-ip
decorating and equipping the 1,000 rooms in the hotel—with no priorities on manpower or equipment.
TREATED 7,«.S0 SOLDIERS
Now for some personal exper- ' FOR SALE: Baby pen with ience. My commanding officer floor. 274-J. 21-23-2p. was hit on the beach and since
was
» 1 1 Shultz, Limedale.
Lours I learned a lifetime of ’
James E. Foley. 18. of Newton ' "
who was killed in action in
eci since the hospital opened a
Have It You
'll never know. Perhaps through Read About it. You Heard About
(be Grace of God, perhaps be
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. Lemcke Bldg. Fr. 0249, Br, 7957. 1-29-45
ATTENTION: Your old lawn mower has a cash value, regardless of condition. Bring them to Manfond Craver, Welding and
year aco. A total of 2 .*$00
France was the third generation woun( j e( j men C0mr)O m cause I ducked at the right time, About It Mirra Moth Immunzer .v 4-1*4% 13 < i 1 r* I ^ i T vr» 41* 4-1 Viol i it xi/na II .. J G r\ ■ i \ • i yi cy r<Y cri i n Q
It. Now We Have It. You Heard Repair Service, 208 N. Jackson,
St. 20-tf.
I.
sists not simply in what heredity and environment do tc ' what we make out of what they do to us.—Fosdick,
“Doctrine .of Atonement” is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on
Sunday, April 22.
The Golden Text is: “If any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, ail things are become new"
(II Corinthians 5:17).
Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: “But God, who is rich in mercy, for his great love wherewith he loved us, Even when we were dead in sins, hath quickened us together with Christ, (by grace ye are saved;) And hath raised us up together, and made us pit together in heavenly places in
e Bible will keep you from sin or sin will keep you from Christ Jesus: For through him we
both have access by one Spirit unto the Father” (Ephc-ians 2:4-6,18).
NCHE M. WEAN
L OF BUSINESS n d Poplar Street* TCASTUD, IND.
27
one
Refrigerator Repairs
Keep It In Condition MOTOR REPAIRS
GREENCASTLE ELECTRIC
LOUIS BALES
4 Larrabee St. Phone 178-R
L CLEANERS ITE INSURED ROOF CLEANING PROCESS L CLEANERS Phoae 470
PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION RALPH'S STUDIO
i I FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH H. C. Fellers, minister, Mi.iS Marcia Hamilton and Mrs. A. L. Meredith, ministers of music. “For a Better Woild” will be the subject of the minister's message at the 10:00 o’clock | worship hour tomorrow morn-
of his family to win the Purple , . * , Heart. Ha father won the award bul , t ' to acconl(xlate ^ ^ “ ’
duiing World War I and his
grandfather during
War.
the Civil
NOTH ‘I-: TO MIN-ltKSinK.VrM
STATK OF INDIANA
ss:
COUNTY OF PUTNAM IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT REFUSE DUMPERS FINED I col in AUSTIN, Tex. (UP)—Persons NcV'Vm;:!™” - convicted of dumping trash and 'Varr.-n T. < ;iywimd and , (Jeraldtnc At. I, garbage in Travis county, Tex, Plaintiffs
but I rather believe it was a —One (Spraying safeguards little of both. I’ll be able to tell woolens for years; It’s Not ex- | you more when I see you. but cf pensive It’s Guaranteed Full . < ourse Iwo Jima will then be old Satisfaction or Full Refund of ! news. ( Purchase Price. Horace Link & j Give my regards to the rest of Co. Greencastle Ind. 21-lt.
.the family and my friends. Lots
of love.
WANTED a good home for German Police Dog. Hilda uRsse, 404 W. Liberty St. 21-3p
Your son, Charles.
will be fined $10 to $200, with
John Howe
f on, t he
-vs-
et. al.
to the citizen who reports tho
violation, announced
seconding a warning by the county court commissioners.
Cayv wood
ood and lieraldine M. Cay and file herein their com-
CONCERNING WHEAT
FOR SALE: 75 bushels Purdue No. 7 large yellow Soybeans. Recleaned test Also 4 hog houses. Bill Crawley. Greencastle R. 3. 21-lp.
recently I'l-'lm to quiet title to real I-Htalo
Hiluate lii 1*111110111 County, Indi- j ann, together with the affidavit of a dlHliitereHted mid competent ! pi rson, that the residence of the 1
D Mowing named, designated and nj.d a few years ago? dcserihed Defendants, vlx: John _ ... . Do wen, John Dourne, Arnistard Both veterinary and
Colvin, AiniBted Cohln; Armstard ( olvaln: Armiitai'il Colvin; Arm-.
Hiitrd Calvin. Sarah Calvin, l.anah ly concerned with the situation, w ' -vicOaV/ghey';' |.j.' a w.^Men^gh!, Principal cause for concern is Indianapolis • William s How.n; W. s. - the ordinary farmer vho cnain-
^ Bourne; Randolph II. He 111 s; R, H.
school was Bettis; John lleurne; John T.
Pyffe; Artnilda Fyffe, Fannie
F\ -
GETS HOME-TOWN TANK INDIANAPOLIS (UP)—Here is another wartime coincidence A tank presented to the Army
by students of Broad Ripple high
turned over to the command of f,\ rr B Collins an Indianapolis sergeant — Poh.-rt j. Robert L. Davis—on Luzon, Harr; Ross
| FOR SALE: 100 lb. Ice box. Will sheep scab stsge another <jood condition. 4 a .V Francis,
comeback one more causing mil- First house west of Stilesville on lions of dollars in losses, as it [ north side of road 40. IPhone
j Stilesville 612. 21-3t. govern-'
ment authorities are still serious- 1'OR SALE: 3 Pure bred
Duroc Boars. Phone 524-J.
Tom Stanger,
21-23-24-31
Mason
u : .
Collins;
.tains a small flock of sheep. In many areas where such flock!
FOR REN1
FOR RENT: Good pasture
Mcllissa Fyffe; are located, scabies is still pre- with running water for 15 head ill'll Ine K. Deno; Gladys SnffeU I
j Vi uiig; Roscoe l( Hcilesky; KdRUt* I).
<\irol Bell Bell; Rut It Hell: Amelia
valent, according to a report made public by Purdue Univers-
island in the Philippines. ^
!'i Iicl"l" J .Mary"Ic'l'lxai.ct'll' li.-lf'M'a'ry ity and the American Veterinary PROUD OF TYPHUS DRIVE ' Mm nof,'" an!l° the “,'nknown wD'!* , Medic:,; Association’s commifce HALLETSVILLE, Tex. (UP) »hlnw. widow.-i-, heirs, on diseas es of sheep.
"Unfamiliarity of small she-p producers with this disease,
t cut out not only what isn’t good, but also what isn't in S- Th >- <h " ir wil1 Bin K E, ^ r ’ ?
, “As Torrents in Summer.” Or-
IE’S TIN
AND
ACE SHOP BOND I,
EITEL'S FOR FLOWERS PHONE 636
Automobila arts Star* HESS and SERVICE 11 *0$ 456-J
PLUMBING AND HEATING All Work Guaranteed. E. J. STAUB FRoae 91
pan numbers will include “Arioso” (Handel) and “On Mighty Pena” (Haydn). All over the world Christian peoples are uniting in prayer for the success of tne San Francisco Confetence, which convenes next week. Graded church and adult study groups 9:30. Juniors and Intermediates meet at 10:00. Nursery for babies, while their mothers i-ttend worship. Inlet mediate Fellowship 5:00. Christian Youth Fellowship
6:00.
Men’s Forum Thursday 6:30 p. m. Ail men urged to attend. Visitors are always welcome.
—, doviHeeH, legatee?,
—The Texas town Of Hallets-Jadminlstr.MtorN, uxiM’iitors, reeeiv-
4 doja (its. lessees, sueeessors, and uh-
'Jle, population 1,500, claims n f . m ,| ;t || (l j- n M . p,..
is the first in the world to im-i ,v, " ,Hn,H ; 0>ov» named; and tlie J transportation of animals by munize everyone within the city i'| l |iM,"!Mxt '.If'kiii' '.-'li'livi’iiu' s'[i(ius- trucks, marketing through local
limits against typhus fever. It ^v^.n^foor''
took nine full days to give
the Ji-stitti- of all sii.-li name.l anil de
. . . . I il lied Mi-fi-niliints; and all per
snots to every man, woman and child within the city limits.
many who have not yet learned the difference between ide and selfish gratification. _____
‘SOMETHING TO REMEMBER” MOTHER'S PICTURE
FOR
MOTHER'S DAY
Both $§‘50
SPECIAL
CK AND WHITB,
L'L.Y MOUNTED BOOKS
N D COLORED —
OFFER
ALPH'S STUDIO , Call 933 For Appointment
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday school, 9:30. Mrs.
(Yard Mayhall, supt.
Morning service, 10:30. Sermon subject: “Caught in His Own Trap,’’ Rev. S. E. Davies
bringing the message.
Young People's hour, 6:30. Evening services 7:30. Subject: “Steadfastness in the Faith," S. E. Daviea preaching Mr. Syrstead will lead in song. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening at 7:30.
GREENCASTLE BIBLE
CENTER
Berry and Locust Sts.
Paul M. Robinson, minister.
Milton Abbott, S. Supt.
Bible school at 10:00 a. m. Come and bring your children
1 and stay for church.
I Morning worship service at 3.1:00 a. m. with Dr. Wm. F. Rawlins of the Service Men’s
BOYS •HERMIT' LIFE SHORT SCRANTON, Pa. (UP)—A 133 ear-old local boy’s life as a hermit was short lived. When he was taken from a cave near Roaring Brook by Detectives. Edward J. Kelly and George Green, the youngster was prepared for a long stay—having first cached $12 worth of stolen
groceries.
MUSEUM GETS RARE LACES OBERLIN, O. (UP)—A collection of rare laces, including items from England, Ireland, France, Switzerland, Spain, Morocco, Turkey, Persia, India, China and Mexico have been presented to the Allen Art Museum of Oberlin College by Mrs. Fred
White of Cleveland.
EASTER CHRISTMAS TREE HUNTINGDON, Pa. (UP)—i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Long hit upon a novel Idea of having an Easter tree and their experiment nroused much Interest. A large spruce In their yard was trimmed with dozens of colored egg* i nd animal figures were placed beneath, in Christmas tree style.
sens claiming by, ihrnugii, or umlci* each and all of the above mimed and desvnhrd defendants and persons respectively, whose i a m«*s and identities are to the i’l.iintlffs unknown; and all persons and corporations, whether known by a different name than above designated or otherwise, who assert, or might assert any title, claim or interest in or lien upon the real estate described in tlic complaint in this action, by, through or under any of the defendants to this action named, deHtribed and designated in said complaint, the names and identities of all of whom are unknown to Plaintiffs, < I MOTION I >.\NTS) and each of them are unknown, and that diligent imiuiry has been made to ascertain the residence of said l>efondants, and each of them, and tnat said imiuiry has iot disclosed the residence of said PefcnduntM, and each of them, and they are believed by Plaintiffs to be non-residents of the State of Indiana; and that said Defendants are necessary and proper parties defendants to this action. That this suit Is prosecuted to quiet the title of the Plaintiffs to the real estate described in their complaint, and against the claims and demands of the Defendants and each of them, and against the .world; sifid real estate being situated in Putnam futility, State of Indiana, and described ns follows: The west half of the northeast quarter of Section 10, Township 15 north, Hange 4 west, K0 acres, more or less. , Also, the east half of the northwest quarter of Section 10, Township 16 north, Hange 4 west, 80 aeres, more or less. Containing in all 100 acres,
more or less.
Notice Is hereby given said De fondants and each of. them, of thi pendency of this suit,iaud that tin Maine will be called for action on Friday, the 1st day of June, 1946, the same being the 63rd Judicial ‘Day of the April Term. 1946, of the Putnam Circuit Court of Indiana, at the court house In the City of Greencastle, Putnam County, Indiana, and unless said Defendants and each of them appear at said time and place and answer or demur to said eomplaint, the saine will he heard and
Nichols wanted to brush his determined In their absence. 14« nlnboH nn an air' l' 1 Witness Whereof, 1 have clothes. He picked up an air hcrounto B< . t my hand and affixed lose used at the tire company the seal of said Court at Greenwhere he is employed, and start- Xll 6,h <,ay 0f eo to blow off the dirt. A nail, o„,er a AKe^^ ^
which had been lodged in the (Seal)
Evangelistic Asst, bringing the hose, shot out and stabbed him. V|t l orne*» I *f<ir n rinintlff. 7-3t.
STABBED BY AIR HOSE
MEXICO. Mo.. (UP)—Wesley
scales, end the wartime shortage of inspectors and dipping materials, at!' among the causes f»ir the continued existence of scabies," Dr. Floyd Cross, chairman of the committee said. "The condition :s present to an alarming
extent in the midwest.’’
"It is regrettable that a reservoir of this disease is being maintained anywhere in the nation, because after a long and costly campaign, it has been largely eradicated in the weather range states. If farmers in other areas wil! cooperate, scabies losses can be stopped in these
localities too.
"If sheep show loss of wool, formation of scabs on the skin, or a tendency to rub agamst fences and pens, the condition rhould be called to the attention of a veterinarian, who will help set up proper control measures. Scabies is a great liabilty to the sheep producers in several ways —through greatly diminished wool production, loss in body weight, general unthriftiness, and the death of the animals. In fact, the sheep industry cannot be profitable where sheep scab-
ies exists.
“Sheep scab is caused by a small mite, barely visible to th.* unaided eye, and can be brought under effective control if farm ers cooperate in* taking proper measures against it.”
POULTRY NOTES Warm weather tends to make laying hens uncomfortable, says M. E. Jackson, Purdue University Extension Poultry.nan. The air in a hen house should change at least once every three minutes during the warm weather. When the windows are closed this is impossible, in which case either open or remove them entirely. If it is impossible to ventilate the house this way, open the door and let the hens outside. Th o y enjoy being out on good green grass and this will also cut feed costs. When an unpleasant odor is present in the hen house, it is time to provide ailditional ventilation. The hens will thank you with eggs for increasing their allowance of good fresh air.
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ST AT K OF INDIANA NOTH r. OF « OMOlsMONF.irs SM.l) OF F.VI'VTF, SS: FOl'NTY OF PFTNAM IN THF PFTNAM FI ROUTT <V)FRT APRII. TF.RM, 19 46. FI VI I, CAFSK No. 16909 THOMAS F,OR H.\M VS. HAZF.D GORHAM Notice i* hereby Bfivon that the undersigned commissioner. oppointed in nn action for pnrtltion in the Putnam Fireuit Fourt, wherein Thomas Gorham is plaintiff, and Hazel Gorham Is defendant. for the partition of certain real estate therein d. scribed, to mil the real estate described In the complaint in said cause. I will, as such commissioner, on I he 12th day of May, 1946, offer for sale to -a..*, ind h».si bidder the following real estate In said < minij ,n i miotin, mate of Indiana, Lot Number Six (6) and the soino han of Lot number Five (61 in Hlock Number Seven (7) in Kdwin J. Peek’s Knlnrgeinent tc tin* town, now Fity, of Greencast le, Indiana. Terms of Sale: Cash In full payment of purchase price. The said sale to take place at the office of Gillen and Lyon, Attorneys at Law. Greencastle, Indiana. at 10:00 o'clock A. M , and to continue from day to day thereafter until sold. Dated, April 1*0. 1946. Glenn II. Lyon, < ’oimn i ssioner Omer F. Akers, Flerk Putnam Fireuit Fourt. It* xell A. Hoyd, Attorney for Plaintiff. 21 -28-2L
NOTH F. OF MRKTiXG TO \\\ \mi *<11001. in s KOI I F.* The Advisory Hoard and Township Trustee of Mon roe Township will meet on Tuesday, May 1st, at 7:30 P. M. in the School Gymnasium to receive bids and negotiate contracts of the school Inis routes for the school years of 1946-46 and 1910-4 7. \\V reserve tho right to reject anv or all bids. Specifications and mileage records are on file In the Township Trustee's Office. Paul McKeehan, Trustee of Monroe Twp. 17-iM-1 - 3t.
SERGEANT BACKS HIMSELF WITH 88,000 IN WAR BONDS
HARVARD ARMY AIR FIELD. Neb. (UP) —M Sgt.
Jrmes G. Hodys not only helps
to pass the ammunition, but he
p!so lays down a good sum of
money annually to buy it. The sergeant, who enlisted 20
years before Pearl Harbor, has
bought $2,000 of war bonds each
jear for four years. The 42-jiar-old soldier said he expects to be sent overseas and he buys
bonds to back his own campaign. Hodys was a mechanic and crew chief in Rickenbackers Hat-in-the-Ring outfit for six jears—the 94th Pursuit Squadton at Selfridge, Field, Mich.
Mi l'll i: Notice is hereby given that Ruth Alton Prb’Ht 1ms filed her petition in the Putnam Fireuit Fourt to have the time and place of her birth determined. Said ^petition is set for hearing April 1 27, 1946. Dated this 20th day of April. 1946. Omer F. Akers, Clerk of tho
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FLOOD HALTED AIK TRAFFIC CINCINNATI (UP)—Cincinnatl was cut off from air trafic during the late winter floods when a levee broke and let Ohio r.ver water inundate Lunken ] Field. Citizens are demanding that something be done about it before another flood.
Putnam Circuit Fourt.
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CASH FOR YOUR USED CAR Authorized OPA Buyer. HOLLY'S Sales and Service 115 North Indiana Phone 297