The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 July 1946 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, JULY 29, 1946.

AUOKKSSES | receiving their 1941 application! in order that the addreuograph LIS, Ind., July 29; blanks. i plates may be chaanged by the ale Brown, direc-J The bureau director declared: Sept. 15 deadline,

iana Bureau uf| “Last year the bureau regi,-,

urged today uered more than 80.000 address IN' MEMORY who imve chang- hanges but still had orwe-quarte'- In loving remembrance of our is s since purchas-lofa million applications which l l ea, ' huaband and father. Roy license plates to' coulJ not be delivered because Leonard who passed away one

| no address changes had been re- ; year ago, July 29, 1946.

I corded by the owner of th Nothing can erase the memories

! vehicle. one em good and kiivri.

He's living in our hear, today and I he's always on our mind May Hod guide our life on earth today and help us find the way To live tlie way he wanted us to meet him some sweet day. Sadly missed by wife and sons

Billy and Claude.

press with the bur-

pr.

(that a charge of

ruct be obtained | All address changes must be resure motorists oficdved jy Aug. 15. Brown said.

New Permanent

Beauty

Specializing

[WAVING

PERMANENT WAVING

Manicuring

lake An Appointment Today At iry Blue Beauty Shop tHDAl.E, INDIANA — Phone 114. King >.

NOT a FAVORITE

E\ AN’SVIIJ.E, ind.. July 29. tlNSi The lowly hot dog, , gastronomic favorite of the American public, is not one of the lavorite dishes of British wives of former American service men. According to impressions given by ten members of the Overseas War Wives Club of Evansville, another dish, the barbecue, however, tickles their palates toi perfection. i Tlie war wives, seven from

would always dash across streets where ever we wanted to, no matter how Wlavy the traf-

fic.”

River Tragedy Takes 7 Lives CARUTHKRSVILLE. Mo., July 29 (UPI At least seven persons were presumed downed coday and between 8 and It others were missing in the worst river disaster here in recent

years.

The Powell Ferry which car.

ries cars and passengers across j phon

.he Mississippi between Caruthcrsville and the 'lennessee side ram i:ed two lugs and two barges , tied together and carry,ng

24,000 barrels of oil.

Classified Ads

FOR SALE: 1 boar, spotted Polani, weighing about 300. 30 shouts. John Shonkwiler, 3 miles

west of Clinton Falls.

29-31-2p

FOR SALE: 6 milk cows, 3 sows, 16 shoats. 36 Farmall tractor regular on rubber. Two wheel stock trailer. Boyd Qearld, Ooatesvllle, R. 2. Miller farm. 24-6p

FOR SALE: Large Warm Morning Heating stove, used 1 year. Dr. L. A. Tripp.tt. Cloverdale. 29-Ip FOR SALE: Model A Foi*!. Hi h tires, Orville Vanderguff. 3 1-2 miles north Fillmore.

29-2p.

FOR SALE: Conn alto saxaHohner accordion, new

tin ' ;i ts, clarinets, .rombones. Hodge's Music Store. 29-lt

FOR SALE: Electric Hawaiian guitar with amplifier, like now. Eugene Clark, 2nu house south of County Farm. 26-3n.

FOR SALE: i registered Re :- bone female, age 6. 1 Bluetick

At least six cars, the occu-| nial °' a « e 7 Ue ' lbo,u ' » pants trapped inside, were believ-i , 1 li, ; ' Oldsmobile 4-dooi. ed to have toppled over die side I 1:8 W, at Bt ' r ' y. Greencastle of the ferryboat. Phone TBS-R'nfter 5 p. m. 29-lp

Ed Hendricks, who was in th;

FOR SALE: 200 bushels of corn. Charles Broadstreet, Bell > Union. 27-2p FOR SALE: Three sows with 23 pigs, ready to wean. W. S. Bock, six miles northwest if (Jreencastle. 27-2'.

REAL ESTATt

FOR SALE: 4 room h«jse. lights and vater, furniture.' ln< ? mediate possession. Sam Pearson, 1009 Crown, St. 29-lp.

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE: 5 room house, 16 at res. Will accept host offer. Thomas LaFave, Roelsville. 26-3p. FOR SALE: The Gotham Garage hmi.lmg and filling station with livi ; quarters attache! On a 1 lot on East Washing ton St- i Road. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 29-3t.

FOR REN f

TI0N SALE OF Estate & Personal lersign nl heirs of the late Thomas M. Sears Estate piblic aui'tion at 308 West Washington street or \o. feet in (ireeneastle, on day, August 3, 46 At 12:30 O'tloek. itisr with scr< -ened-in liack poreh, 2 large lialluays. , large basement uith new furnace, fruit room, coal fell on east and south of house, roof in good comli[>i|>e<l in kitchen, city water and gas in house, city »al. This home in extra good condition on 2 large ft> will he sold at the high dollar. If interested in si home in good locution, close to square, sep this !• day, also has a two ear garage, fruit trees, wers, and extra nice lawn. PERSONAL PROPERTY, enhic ft. refrigerator, nice studio couch, K. V. A. id in, 2 lihrary tables, desk and bookcase combining ImmI, 2 burner gas stove, Ylctrola and records, Foekiug diairs, several straight chairs, porch swing, I laundry stove, lawn mnwvr, fruit .jars small lal>l(s, 1 pad, throw rugs, 2 piece Wine colored living room |tnoK, shears, garden hoes, rubber hoes, and many |3 i i. I Ions of coal, some wood, etc. TERMS — < ASH. ^SEARS, MRS. GOLDIE JUDY, IRS. EULA CLYDE AMES fcT, Vlict. CUFF McMAINS, t lerk.

( pili t house of the ferry was 1 thrown clear of his own vessel, • and unharmed on the I

barges.

r . , , i Olfieials of the ferry line could

England, one from Scotland, mm nol certain but they

Hon. northern Ireland and the; b etwoell 22 and 32 persons were I he, from Australia, described, aboald tht , ferry _ Kouneen were lit fen ik e.s between their native known t.o have eseaped, seven and.s and their adopted hone s weil presumed dead and between

b-fon- members of the Evans- eight and 11 others ville Rotary club. | accounted for. ivlrs. Lily Dennis, native of! Among those believed -.ondon, revealed that she had were three members of a

never eaten fried chicken until’of four from Tiptonville, Tenn. ihe came to the United States. Police learned the tour were en-

most eoonnnn •

FOR SALE: li>35 Ford tudor.

Good running condition. Gera, I Hood. Brick Chapel. 29-2~>. FOR SALE: Pony, black an i white spotted 6 year old, ve:-> gentle for children. Guernsey cow with second calf. Zanc Gentry, 3 miles south of Bainbridge. 29-2p.

FOR SALE: 1936 Oldsmobile 4-dix>r sedan. Good tires. Sea! Beam Head Lights. Motor A 1. Diz Dean, Coatesville, Ind. 29-2p FOR SALE: 20 head of nice shoats. Cecil Sutton, 3 miles south on Manhattan Road. Cad evenings. 29-It.)

FOR KENT: Liberty St.

Rooms at

1 East 29-lp.

FOR son sti person.

RENT: On south Jack -el. a batch room for one Sc- John Tharp. 27-lt

WANTED

FOR SALE: 1937 Dodge two door sedan, radio and heater. 403 N. College or call 290-M. 29-21. FOR SALE: Solid walnut antique bureau. Call 570 alter 6::’,0 P. M. 29-lp

WANTED: Pasture with run ning water for two horses. Call 367-W. 29-31. HELP WANTED: Lady with retail sales experience for full

were ur.

deed

came

In England the most common 1 route to Kennett. Mu., to attend method of preparing chicken is*a funeral today anu had pianned roasting, she related. ) a double wedding in Tiptonville

The club members all agreed-on Thursday.

tnat they had found the people of the United States very frend-

Only survivor of the par.y was Ark n leiu.se. He was said to

FOR SALE: 14-2 Romex No. 3 weatherproof wire; 6-3 entrance cable; 14-3 Romex No. 12 weath-

paiiv erproof wire; No. 6 weatherproof

wire; Folding lawn chairs; 45 gallon natural gas hot water heater; Hudson 10 door galvanized self feeder; 14-2 rubber covered extension cord; Hassocks, Trash Burners; Range boilers; Plumbing supplies. C. H. and C Hardware, Bainbridge. 27-tf

FOR SALE: Indies bicycie, good condition. Dr. L. A. Trippett, Cloverdale, 29-2t.

I time employment.

BC, Banner.

WA NT ED: Small i trunk. Call 263-M.

AVAILABLE NOW: Electric water pumps, Electric hon:-' lockers: General Electric radio : Broil masters; Desk lamps; Heat lnm|>s; Bed lamps; Also exclusive dealer for Plastie-Nu Paint: Insulation always. R. E. Knoll, west side of square. Phone 60. 29-3t.

NK>\ IT RNAt ES I MM EDI \TE 1N ST\t.l. VITON Repairs on all makes furnace ; and boilers. Write J. Bnrton. R. 19, Box 756. Indianapolis, Ind. 2.;-5p.

YOU can beat, the summer heat Insulate. Blown in pneumatically. R. E. Knoll. Phone 60, 29-tt

Boy’s sturdy brown or blu. tweed suits that really wear. Look and feel like more i '-.pensive suits, formerly priced at $13.95, now selling at $8 98. Montgomery Ward. 25-6t. Try the new plastic Magi-Lim using the no-brush me.hod. Now available at Keller Coan Pharmacy. 27-3*

WANTED: High school graduate wants typing or office work

Good 3 year old) Re ponsibh girl. Box E. 26-'p

FOR SALE

Angus bull. Phone 24F12. Mrs. Loon Austin. 29-3p. |

Apply Bo' KKFItKiF.K XTTON

29-31. AIK CON IHTIO.MNG Instruction, Male. Mechanic-

waVdrobo inciined men get i

tacts about repair and installation work opportunities an 1 spare time training plan. WrUUtilities Inst., I*. G. A., Daily Banner. 29-2p.

26-tf.

ly and that they liked the city of have been sitting in the front Evansville. Mrs. Hilda Bell, also'seat of a car with his bride-to->f London and president of the t be i„ the back seat were the .car wives club, remarked at the ( gj r p s brother and his fiancee, difference in table service. Snei House said he escaped by breaksaid: ing a front window. He grasped “When I ate my first meal in for the girl’s hand but it slipped this country 1 didn’t know what! from him as the heavy car slid to do with half of the eating)m.to the inky Mississippi. In the itensils placed in front of me.”'contusion, House was lost in the Mrs. Molly A. Kock, former'crowd of curious before he tcculd ,-esidcnt of New Castle-on-Tyncj reveal the names of the others, i aid she always had the irnpres-j Tho v )nr} r,. Si enroute to M*. ' ;ion that everyone in America Vernon, Ind., with their carg

went at “break-neck” speed. She

FOR SALE: Four rooms of practically new furniture. ReelsVille Telephone Exchange. Don’t inquire by phone. Jerry Lawyer. 22-tf. FOR SALE: Goal hot water heater ami a kerosene hot water heater; heavy duty hydralic yack. Thomas LaFave, Roelsville. 26-3p.

FOR SAl-iK: Two lull size he i--Call 745-R. 29-3t

WANTED: Vault and cesspool cleaning. See or write Jess Rumley R 3. Air Port Road. 24-6p

FOR SALE: IE, ton feed mixer. Electric 1

motor 110 or 220 v. Ivol Staley, I Company

1. 1 '4 mll'.-s; —

I WANTED: Any Kind or aeao Brower, stock. Call 278, Greencastle h. P-j Charges paid. John Wachte.

eod

Stilesville, Ind., R.

north of Eminence.

29-2 i j " ANTED: To buy house in

Great tatU good location, prefer FOR SALE: Day bed and ma*- at least five rooms. Priced up to tress $16 00 Medium size walnut $2,000.00. Sam Ijrncaster, Greentypewriter desk. $30.00 Phone | castle. R. 27-.3p 473-J 29-lt I — , WANTED TO RENT: GovernFOR SALE: Good baby buggy ! merit employee in the Soil Con-

Phone 319-W.

29-lt

remarked:

••But I find that people here nearly always go to intersections to cross streets and take their time. I lived in a city much larger than Evansville and we

FOR SALE: 55 pound roll roofing: Bird thick butt and hex-

wer-e owned by the C. B. Zigler tagon shingles; aluminum shield Towing Co., of .leanings. La. paint, 5 gallons $16 25; loose rock The barge pilot, K. VV Rog-is, ’W""! innul.itlon; Armstrong liber Vicksburg, Miss., described th - kkis.s insulation, R"'>l coatings

tall types) 1 Attic ventilators:

FOR SALE: Healthmorr electric sweeper, A-l condition.. No attachments. 61/0 S. Jackson St. 29-lp

I seivation Service with pel-man 1 cut position at Greencastle I would like to rent a modern or semi-modern house in or near GreencHstle Contaet at county agent'■ office or write Robert J. Sehlomann. * 29-4p.

ANY and AM. kind of ELECTRICAL KE AIR for home appliances. Irons Fans, Hot Plate--, Washing Machines. Lamps and Lights "f all types repaired for long service. Shop located at Knolls north west corner of square. PHONE 60 RALPH GARDNERS SHOP 29-51-5-7-4p.

Buff brick siding.

Lumber Co.

FOR SALE: Transpare* apples. Buehiet Orchards.

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★ Modern Hvtng standards demand a supply of hot water at uniformly correct temperatures, available at all times of the day or night. GAS heats water faster and cheaper than by any other means. It quickly raises a full tank of cold water to the desired temperature for every household use. Watch for the new automatic GAS water heaters at your dealer’s. It’s easy to own one—and it’s easy on your household budget, too —costs only a few cents a week to have all the hot water you want . . . when you want it!

THE WONDER FLAME THAT COOLS AS WELL AS HEATS

INDIANA GAS & WATER COMPANY, INC.

CHESTER K. HASTINGS

i.m-al Represcntktlv*

; tragedy like this: i 1 he barges, he said, were golnr I up the river, north and the ferry j enreute the Tennessee side o. ’he Mississippi was going in th - [opposite direction. “I gave the ferry a signal that I vv,.s taking the left hand side ! of the river," Rogers said. “I did not get his return signal, bo‘. ! presumed he knew what I w.i saying with my lights. The first tnirvg 1 knew, there was a jarring ; crash as the ferry cut right j front of us." .“y -r •> -9 + + 4- 6- v * ROACHDALE ! + + + 4- + + + •!• + + '•‘o' Peggy Etcheson left Saturdu; to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Le i B-Jchanan and son of Hartford.

Conn.

1 Mrs. Agr^s Rvan was 0pcr.1tie l 011 last week at the Putnai ; Cui’lnty Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts A Ai ford of Tucson. Ariz.. are visi ing with Mr. and Mrs. Audi ,-

Cross.

Miss Joan Crosby is visiting Miss Betty Robbins of Huntington, Ind., and is enjoying a few days at Lake Webster. Mrs. Alice Lockridge of Greer castle visited with Mrs. Cynth 1 Shepard over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Max Patton. Mrs. Mary Gernon and Mr Mary Elizabeth Daley were Vi itors with Aunt Martha Higgle-

I Sunday.

Miss Kathleen luppenlatz 01 Indianapolis is at the home d her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Ge.,

luppenlatz, on a sick leave.

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Easton and son of Detroit is visiting fit r

mother, Mrs. Ina Barnes.

Mr. and Mrs. L* C. Sparks of Indianapolis were guests of Mu. Stella Lewis over the week end. Mrs. Julia Wilson of Indianai - olis is spending a few days wi'h

Mr. and Mrs. Jasper McFerra 1 ,f | LOST 32 LBS.! Mr. and Mrs Eston Cooper en- wiAR SIZI 14 AGAIN” tertained their dinner bridge One* ifl#lb«.,Mi«*Reynoiiliilost , . „ . . . w»ii|lit weekly with AY US Yit»club Friday evening. After a de- min Candy lleilunnn Plan. Now

licious dinner was served, seven

I tables were arranged for bridge (nm* hut try tliw wuler reduonf

plan. Vety I nst Box Must Show

At the close of the games Mr". Jtau/ij or money back,

j Betty Sutherlin held high sco.e for ladies with Mrs. Tress Hut-

chins second.

Burched Goslin he'd high for

Bainbridge

24-lf.

WRECK REBUILDING FENDER - BODY REPAIRS

CAR

PAINTING Motor Rebuilding Valve Grinding Motor Tune-up Brake Relining Brake Adjusting Front End Aligning Wheel Balancing

COMPLETE

CAR SERVICE

FOR SALE- 2 tennis rackets, good as new, $5 each. 306 E.

Hanna. 29-lp. j WANTED Vault and cess pool — land outside toilet cleaniixg. K)R SALE: Baled clover hay. | \j, M |,. nl plumbing equipment. Ad-

Also timothy mixed hay. Al the field, M/mday and Tuesday. Si

dress Box 25, Banner.

29-Gp

Harry Glitz, Morton.

29-1 p

FOR SALE: M.Cray, 100 lb ic.-box, A-l condition. Rcasonabl - Boesen Dairy, irtuine 4F11. 29-1:

WANTED TO BUY: House trailer in good condition. Will pay cash. Phone 641-J. 29-3t

FOR SALE: F-12 Farmall newly overhauled. Also bargains | in frying chickens. Jim Rrev.jster, R. 1, Reelsville. 2e. mil s n.irth of Reelsville. 29-2n

WANTED:

jionil'gs to do.

Howard St.

Washings and Violet York, 611 29-lp

FOR SALE: Practically shallow well electric pump.

dress U.ix 132,

A J-

Daily Banner.

29-

Dr. W. D. James Veterinary OFFICE AT HOME Phone 790

WANTED TO TRADE: 1931 Chevrolet, short wheel base for long wheel. Good condition Vcrdie Beliles, R. 4, Greencastl".

29-2p

(■/ m >K VX ANTED: Man or woman. Royale Cafe. 29-61. WA NTED: W.ishings to do in my home 503 East Hanna St,

29,2'..

HOSPITAL NOTES Mrs. Effie Black. 719 South Locust street, was discharged from the hospital this morning Mrs. Hazel Young, of Indianapolis, was released from the Putnam County Hospital early

Monday.

Mrs. Louise Smith returned to her home at 819 South Indiana

street Sunday.

James Osborne, Bainbridge, was discharged from the hospital

Sunday morning.

Mrs. Freda Halton and baby son, of Quincy, return'd to their home early Sunday. Ira Hutcheson, It. 1. Greencastle, was admitted to the hospital early Monday. Mrs. Mary Etta Ta ■-water of Amo was admitted Sunday to the Putnam county hospital. Keith McCaninim-k, Coatesville, was admitted to the county hospital late Sunday Mrs. Stella Cash, K. 3, Gfeencastle, is a patient in t ie Put nan

county hospital.

Mrs. Harriet M ore, Spenc has been a patient 111 the hospital

since early Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs Fr -mont I’ow Indianapolis, are the |>;ircnts of a

I son born late Saturd i j Mr. and Mrs. Allied J Clayton, are the pai m born Sunday evening

county hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bandy, It Poland, are the pm its of daughter born Sunday morn

at the hospital.

Parrish, of a son at tlie

1.

CALL IS KOK FAMILY REUNIOK PHOTOGRAPHS You will appreciate them in Inter years. Anytime Anyplace Phone 251 MIC. A MRS. R. VOH STEIHENS' STUDIO Over Murphys 5 & It).

saQk # n usual Offer! Dealers Wanted For ’’Foctory-iilt’’ HOMES Attractively, designed—24*20. Made of all seasoned lumber. In easy-to-assemble sections. Many excellent features. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. Applicant must be capable of purchasing in carload lots. Write today. Include refer* encef. MATHEWS SUPPLY CORF. ‘ 517 E. Washington St., Indianapolis

Phone 297 Free Estimates i.lmlly Muile.

In clinical tela (-omlm-led by mcdit’al doctors iiioro than 100 persons lost 14 to Impounds average in afew weeks with the A YDS Vitamin Candy

Reducing Plan.

greencastle

men and Robert Crosby, second Noev-n. No H.iuiv.., No Ward Porter received consola- <>*“*' i:»t pieniy. You iion t cut out. mmU, pot at ops, etc., you just tion prize. Mr. and Mrs. John eut them down. Huipio wi rn you , . , ., enjoy delirious A\ D8 Vitamin Candy hefon ( lai k were quests Of tilt* even- meivU. Ooiy for dU day* aupply. i'kou* ing. HI MJ.K-COAN I'HAlfMAC V •vv - • -y" « • y iii)ii»y*« 'Wt**

CONCRETE BLOCK ere readily available now for farm building Job* that will •avt time and lighten work. See ue for free estimate on eeaentlal farm eonatruction or repairs. READY MIX CONCRETE CO. Bloomington, Iml. See McCLURE CLOVERDALE, IND.

DRY CLEANING SPECIAL CARE GIVEN BY EXPERIENCED WORKERS. MONITE MOTH PROOFING IS YOUR ASSURANCE OF PROTECTION. Kindly cooperate with your Government by turning In your old hangers. Cash and Carry IDEAL Cleaners

POISON IVY A t T . S. Covi-riiment Riqiort nr Ilnur r.. ih,» dj.-u-overy of .1 nrw t.mrif Mill treulnicnt. Ii has hero fmiml . * rrllrnt; il is (o-nlli- and s.dr. di ii*. 11] the blisters in a surprisingly shorl lim ■ oflro w il Ido 21 hours, i hrsr gnvt-rn nn-nt tindinRs are incorporated in llu ae** product .... Your Jru 1' store.59c. I VY'DRl^

SOCIETY WEENS or SCRUB WOMEN Rich or poor alike—this sxent medicine is iamouH to relieve pain and nervoua, tired, Irritable feelings, of ‘certain days -when due to fenmie functional inotdhly diblurbances. iMMf.pimmiix

Life Was So Drearv non lEniNB UP NIGHTS, LOSING SIEEI Due fo insufficient If HRftjCVQ excretion of the HIIII7LI0 Anybody that hates to get up in tlie morning and face another day of backache misery, should know how Wonderfu Kilmer's Swamp Root medicine relieve* . inch distress when due to failure of kidney* | *o excrete as they should For t hree generations Swamp Root has been the standby In millions of homes when getting up night* cause* folks to feel so nervous, run-down •nd worn out. Many think there is nothing like the natural herbs in Swamp Root, |r>r stimulating kidney excretion. TRY it! Try to get feeling better with a bottle of fwamp Root from the drug sloia.