The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 January 1946 — Page 4
News of Soys RANDOLPH KTFn.D, TVx. Jan. 24 I.t. Col' - 1 Pi<ril W. Summers, the son if Mr. and Mrs. John W Summers, of R. 4. Frankort. Indiana, has been assigned to this headquarters, Army Air Fines Flying Training Command. Randolph Field, Tex. as budget and fisial offieer, according to recent announcement at this office. Colonel Summers, who entered th" service of his country on the I 7th or July. 1941, attained his present r .nk m the 2nd of Nov- i
ember. 1!M :. The colon ( two children Paul II. ar • | 2 North Par
Texas.
s wife and their Barham. 13, and < sently residing at ., Randolph Field,
Mrs.
Pvt. C
Mr. and near Clo ferred fi
to Char
Vickroy is hut Aishin Gl oi entered her 21, 1945
utc
p. Vickroy, son of
f Vickroy of
ale, has been transKcesler Field, Miss, Field, Illinois. Pvt. 11 porti 1 1 doing fine t h i: he was home, th service Octond was heme for
the Christma: h lidays. He arrived home D< 24 and returned to Keesler Fiold, Pei .'it where he has been stationed since he entered the services in. October of 45. His address may lie obtained from his parents. Word has b “n rcocived 'from Thomas R. Bi iwn S 2 " by his parents, that he is leaving Tacoma. Washington for the east
. ,ast. (seaman Brown has been in tho Navy since Aug. 20 and was home on an 8 day leave in November. He reports that he likes the navy fine. He is assigned to the I T . S. S Palon Detail, and was aboard the ship when it was commissioned. Seaman. Brown’s address may be obtained from his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Brown of Putnam ville. SOMERSET CHRISTIAN CHTIUH Bible S'hool 10 A. M. Cully Price, Supt. Morning Worship 11 A. M. Sermon Subject “I Believe In The Church" Ear! C. Davis, Minister Evening Worship 7:30 P. M. S inon Subject "At Evening Time light." (Zech. 14:7) Come worship with us in. th" little white chur h beside th ■ road. "At all times, a man who will do faithfully needs to believe firmly.” IN MEMOKIAM (In memory of Uriel Varvel. who departed this life, 11) years ago today, January 24, 1933. Long years ago, we started out Three good old pals together We've breasted all the strife of
life
In fair or stormy •.eatlvr. Loyal and true, d ar comrade,
you
Have helped each new endeavor An 1 on this day I want to*say
My heart is yours forever. Since you've gone first and I remain. To walk the .road alone I'll live in memories garden, dear With happv days we've known Each thing you’ve touched along life’s way Has become a hallowed spot No lengthening shadows shall creep in % To make my dream seem not We knew so much of happiness Wa had our cup of joy, Vnd memory Is one gift of God That death cannot destroy, Precious memories, how they linger. How they fill my heart with pain In the stillness of the midnight. How T long for you again. And though we all miss him here, / We now he's happy there. And memories of him will bring New comfort everyday. As we recall He is not 'ead. For he is just away. Sadly missed by wife and daughter. pd, IN MEMORY In m.”’ ory "f • ur Uncle Buddy, Earl Allen McCoy, who died Jan. 24, 1945. Missed by May Ln. Billy. Mickey, Jo Ellen, Jim, Mae, and John Wright Alexander. eh BANNER ADS GET RESULTS
Classified Ads
FOR SALE
FOR RENT: Modern sleeping mm. Phone 673-W. 24-lt. LOST
Hawks Batlie New Lebanon
FOR SALE: Home freezers. 12 and 18 cu. ft. Immediate delivery. See them at Miller’s. 7-tf.
GOULD'S H DRIVE-IN
SELF SERVICE VALUES
PORK AND BEANS 10<
I.VKGE JO (>/.. < \NS
SALMON,, tad cans TEXSUN GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, No. 2... 10c
<;i.\ss jars
III 1.14. GOOD
QUALITY
2 Lbs. 35c Dozen 35c
FOR SALE: Mixed baled hay third house south Mt. Olive. Will deliver. R. Lunsford. 21-4p Dish cloths a good quality mesh dish cloth a good quality mesh cloth now only 3c. Montgomery Ward. 19-6t FOR SALE. Slock Tank Heaters Pump Jacks National Deep Freeze Home Lockers Coal Chute Doors 14 door all metal Hog Feeder Dt nham Culti-Hoe Scaly Mattresses Round Oak Kitchen Ranges Monarch Coal-wood range Stanley Bit Braces 1 Inch Mesh Wire Turkey Flooring Oil and Coal Chick Brooders Soot Destroyer 98c Hot Air Registers Stone Jars and Clocks Gass-O-Net (for brooder hous-
(S)
2 ft. Metal Hog Troughs Metal Vegetable Bins Tractor Funnels, $1.60 Road Flares, $1.10 C. H. and C. Hardware (Formerly Etcheson) Bainbridge, Ind 22-61. FOR SALE: White Spitz puppies. 8 weeks old, Lucille Farrow, 3 miles west of Morton on Road 36. 23-2p
LOST: One practically new tire chafn for 600-16 tire. Louise Flint. Box 4,19. Greencastle, Ind. 24-lp. LOST: Brown leather billfold ccntaining about $13 in Greencastle or Bainbridge somewhere. Please call &77-M if found or return to Banner. Reese Scobec, Route 3, Greencastle. 24-2t. LOST: Shell rimmecTglasses in leather case. Return to Banner Office. ’ ■ 24-2t. WANT ED
WANTED: Local firm needs bookkeeper. Permanent position. Good nay. Box 12. Banner.
22-3t.
WANTED: Small house, close in. Box 66, Banner. 23-3p ( WANTED: Used cars, 1939, ’940 or 1P41 models, light makes For information cull Banner. | 24-4n.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE: 1 interest In 54 acre farm, ' . mile of Brick
SPORTING NE 1
BOWLING
(By Jim Zeis) BASKETBAU
Butler Tonight; Seymour Friday With the strong Butler net teasers playing the DeCauw Tiger in Bowman gym tonight and the Seymour Owis meeting the Greencastle Tiger Cubs here Friday evening, local basketball fans have two interesting con-
tests ahead df them.
The Buildigs from Irvington will invad • the DePauw crjr.puu hoping to tame the Tigers for th? secor I time this winter and thus tighten their grip on tho Indiana College Conference crown. On. the o.her hand. Coach
Hopes of RoachdaVe basketball fans ride with the Hawks tonight when they tangle with New Lebanon high school's team in the final round of the Wabash Valley tefumament at Terre
Haute.
The Hawks copped the local preliminary her? last Saturday for the seventh straight season,. They downed their old rivals, the Bainbridge Pointers, in a hard fought scrap, 88 to 34 to win the right io compete in the finals. Roachdale defeated Cloverdale Saturday afternoon after previously eliminating
Clinton, Center.
New Lebanon, it is reported beat Sullivan and Dugger to advance to the championship race, so ,he Hawks have work cut out for them. All hardwood court
fans in this community will b? ; Moffett’s drapery agitators , 32.
On-
Net Seta
Thursday
Butler at DePauw
Friday
Seymour at Greir. j, Reelsville at Be.l e t
Reelsville Ik
Fillmore
After being .> n t|*| of the score most three quarters, Rei a last quarter rally (J scrappy Fillmore quJ
pulling for them, hoping that the Putnam county representatives make a really strong showing.
1
tee. 2
Thursday, January ‘>4 7:00 Robinson vs. Loogoo-
8:00
New Lebanon vs.
Chapel. $50.00 an acre. Marion Roaphdale. O’Hair, Morton. 24-lp. ;j 9-30 Spencer vs. Shelburn.
Friday, January 25
MISCELLANEOUS
P'OR SALE: There will be a nice young Guernsey cow and calf at sale pavilion at Gree?.-
I Electrolux Sales and Service
Mel Johnson, Elnora, Ind.
i 15-12p '
A & S Junk Yaia will buy r,eei
hides, 10c per lb. 8-tf
Benefit party at V. F\ W.
Horne Friday night. Public invited. 24-2t.
Tangier vs. Clinton. Attica vs. St. Fran-
castle, Friday 25th.,
23-2t.
clover hay: three tons of alfalfa. John Harhiso.'., Russellville. 23-4 p FOR SALE: Luggage trailer, two wheels, tool box attache 1. good condition, good tires. Phone 507-R. 24-lp.
FOR SALE: Big nice coal street brooder stove, $12. Brooder stove 236. coal, metal roofing; young Guernsey cow and calf. Phefson,!
4 8:30 5 9:45 clsville.
6 11:00 Union vs. Cory. (Afternoon) 7 1:15 — Gerstmeyer vs. El-
letsville.
8 8:00 State High vs. Decker. 0 4:15 Winner game 1 vs.
winner game 2.
10 7:00 Winner game 3 j winner gamp 4. 11 8:15- Winner game 5
winner game 6.
: 12 9:30— Winner game 7
winner game 8.
Saturday, January 26
(Semi-finals)
IS—2:00 — Winner game 9 vs.
winner game 10.
14—3:15-Winner game 11 vs.
winner game 12.
1 15 .8:00-Winner game 13 vs.
Royaie Cafe, east Washington wlnner j, ame 14
Officials—C. N. Phillips, S. W Gillespie, Allen Klinck, J. W.
Rissler and Hass!(,| winners in scoring had the best scoring losers. Reelsville double by taking the
game, 18-13.
Reelsville (46)
Hathaway Taylor
Hassler Rissler
Bowen
INCOME TAN SERVICE Gross Income Tax Returns,
Social Security Tax Returns,
F’OR SALE: Ten tons of good Withholding Tax Returns j|an-
vs.
vs.
vs.
uary 31, 1946. Final filing date: j Federal Income Tax Returns for : jl945. Estimated Tax Returns for 1946, March 15, 1946, final filing date. John W. King, form- ! rr deputy U. S. collector of 'In- j ternal Revenue. Office over i
Please file early. Phone
24-26-2t.
Bainbridge.
24-lt.
Banner Adv Payi
F’OR SALE: A bracelet and picture locket. Used 2 or 3 times. Box with them. 503 E. Flanna St. 24-lp.
FOR SALFI: Indiana Certified : seed corn: Pop Corn and Purdue j Yellow Bantam Hybrid Sweet
! Corn.
Once Fat! Now Has a Model’s Figure “I lost 32 lbs. wear size 14 again”
Betty Reynolds, Brooklyn
Once 156 lbs., Miss Reynolds
813, 844. 608. 620 and 610 lost weight weekly with A YDS > » »*- p/v c/A i Vitamin Candy Reducing Plan, j at $O.50-$7.50 per bu. Gennina- Now she Lias a model's figure. . tion 98 and 990. Of the 16 Five ^beThV 1 "" m>
Acre producers of 100 bu.
Fflaiiis »*•> ttCfMB POTATOES No. ! Maine 10 Lbs. 39c GRANGES I'Toridas, 20) si/.c, Sweet, Juicy Dozen 39c NEW POTATOES 3 Lbs. 25c* KALE Fresh, New Crop Lb. 10c LEAF LETTUCE Hot Hmum- • Lb. (9c HEAD LETTUCE 4- Ilozep Size HEAD 15c TURNIPS Fresh Lb. 5c
better in Hendricks county. 8 of them used our corn. Two ton 813. Mail your orders. Schuyler A. Arnold, Road 40 at “Y.” 24-31-2p.
igui
may or may
not be the same but try this easier reducing plan. Ftrst Box Must Show Results or moneyf back. No exercise. No laxatives! No drugs. Eat plenty. You don't Cut out meals, potatoes, etc., Ijust cut them down. Sim pie
us
Brooks. {MUSEUM snows GERMAN XRT BANNED BY NAZI j WORCESTER, Mas. (UP) — iTh? Worcester art museum is * exhibiting a group of paintings J by contemporary German art- | ists which the Third Reich ban-
ned.
I Collected by the Nierendorf gallery >>f New York, the paint- I ings emphasize expressive conj tent and deliberately distort I form for emotional effect. They i were banned by the Nazis bo- j
jrhfnyou enjoy delldoui*AAPi)S befott metis ' ^ U ' Se the - V *'P itomize f, 0, " lom nf
Only |2.25 for 30 days' supply. Phone
KELLER-COAN PHARMACY
FOR SALE: Baled oat straw. 100 bu. Tama Oats. L. C. Conrad Phone 535. 24-lp. F’OR SALE: Gray overcoat, size 40, like new; black pair men’s dress shoes, size 8, also j like new. Phone 832-W. 24-lt.
Husbands! Wives! Want new Pep and Vim? 'X- '
expression, social criticism, and
distorted forms of art.
! Paintings from the Germanic and Fogg Museums of Harvard University and the Museum of F’ine Arts in Boston were loaned
for the exhibition.
FOR SALE: White Oak breaklast set, four chairs and table.
B^xeellent condition. CcGinnls, Fillmore.
Harrison 24-3p.
FUR SALE: Back again. That good wire woven wicking for coal oil stoves. All the regular widths Wilj cut it any length. F urniture Exchange, West Side Square. Forest v.,>ok, Manager. 24-lp.
DR. L. A. RAY VETERINARIAN 228 W. Main St - Ph 163 CLOVERDALE Free Service is given at my office on diseases of poultryAlways ready and willing to advise with you on your livestock problems. Small animals are given special attention. Stop In at my office and get acquainted.
PUTS BARBER AT EASE COLUMBUS* Neb. (UP) —-f ! Customers of a barber shop here watched with great interest as th? proprietor unwrapped a package his wife rushed into
the shop with.
They were disappointed wh:';i he brought out his false teeth. The barber had forgotten to bring them to work with him.
want revenge for the earlier defeat handed them by Butler and consequently you are liable to witness a mighty goet : scrap if you get in the university gym-
nasium by 7:30 p. m.
Friday, Coach Kern McGIothlin's Cubs will be (seeking their first regular schedule victory of the season. Todate, the high school boys have won a lone encounter from Manual High of
Indianapolis in the December 1 Hammom | 29th tourney at Warren Central' McCullough
The Cubs koked good the ' last three quarters of the Connersvill' tilt last Friday and they could spring a surprist* on the Owls from down Seymour way. More accuracy from tho charity stripe wouldn’t hurt Greencastle’s chances of winning either. The Cubs have missed too many of their free throw attempts. Ability to hit from the foul mark has won many a net •mounter as the records will show you. Anyway, we are confident that McGlothlin’s charges will be in there fighting when they play Seymour and as long as they are trying the home town fans will derive same satis-
faction.
Fillmore (.82)
Girton
Williamson
E. Robinson
Russ
Robinson
Tharp
Officials: Wilson
Bowlii
Thursday—No j Friday at *:»|
Midwest vs V F.
BOTTLE APPEAl. Toi
NOT TOO BEWILDERED
RIVERTON, V.'yo Square bottles have al peal to the milk- dririJ
[ of a Riverton creamj VEST BURY PORT, Mass. — firm placed more
.(UiFl —'Raul Slosar was fined $40 the modern and stre: by a bewildered judge, who container into cin
heard police explain that the spring. Now, the defandent was "trapped trapping n’t have enough .with other trappers' traps." operate.
com* witt I
BASKETBA
BUTLER VS. DEPAUW Bowman Gym TONIGHT AT 7:30 P. M.
ADULTS CHILDREN
Tax Included.
BASKETBAU Seymour vs. Greencastle
H. S. GYM
F'OK SALE: Man’s black overcoat. Practically new. Reasonable. 211 N. Jackson St. 24-lp. For plastering and Brick work see E. 11. Andrews, Putnamville, Ind., Box 38. 23-2p
The best Mechanical Service for your Truck or Car regardless of make to be found hi Western Indiana nt KING .HOKItlSON FOSTER COMPANY Phone 268. We finance rvuair jobs. Ford Dealers Since 1910
FOR RENT: Well located j; sleeping room. Employed gentleAddress Box K W. Banner. 24-lt.
McCallie Electric
CONTRACTING — REPAIRS FLOU RESUE NT FIXTURES PARTS Pick up and delivery service on electric appliance repairs. 806 Maple St. Phone 181
NEED NEW VACUUM CLEANER? FREE DEMONSTRATION THOMAS BRANSON BONDED ELECTROLUX SALES AND SERVICE 719 S. Walnut St. Brazil, Ind. Phone 7681
H- DdT m r«L°"d ls Tr First £ ow i ! eft to ri * ht ’ Tom Kutch, Don Steinberger.
tt, Bill Goddard, Harry Montel and Bill Willey second row Gene Dotf
2hner, Hams Lucas, Howard Rundqunrt, Harlan Kr^Jr and Charles V" 1 jl^mmel, student manager, Jim Fox, Willis Weinhorst,
Don Goddard.