The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 October 1946 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1946.

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Coach Nipper Pushes Tigers

Coach Bob Nipper worked hi: DePauw squad through repulat daily firills this week and took them inside at night to look ove. the pictures of last week's game and polish up on their pass de fense before making the trip ti Illinois Normal this Saturday. Coach Nipper expects to mak< a change in the backfield, with Bob Ogden, »>n of Ted Ogden DcPauw's facous center in 1921 starting at right half in place o'. Phil McLeod, who, was injurec Saturday Charles Year will be in at left end in place of Hal Phillips, who will be sidelined the remainder of the week with a pulled leg muscle. Other backfiefyi men getting the nod from Coach Nipper were Ed Gruener, sophomore quarterback from Hammond, Ind., Bill Bromer, sophomore 'fullback from Decatur, Ind., and Bob

Babcock, senior from Arlington, Mass., at left halfback. Oe'Pauw linemen for Satur- ! day's contest will be John Claysomfce, Indianapolis, and Charlie Year, Chicago, at end; Jim Becker, Toledo, O., and Fick Filer Hamden, Conn., at tackle; John tonkins, Oak Park. 111., and AlEyrich. Cincinnati, O., at guarj Jig Jack Isenbarger, who led th earn last week, will still be at 3ente.r and will again act as captain.

RECOMMEND PKTI UES Indorsers of Photoplay especially recommend the following pictures to be shown locally soon: “Monsieur Beaucaire, ••Our Hearts Were Growing Up,” “Cluny Brown,” “A Strange Love of Martha Ivers,” “So Goes My Love,” Abbott & Costello's ‘The Time of Their Lives," Travel Talk of London, and Sentimental Journey. Chicago has 86 per cent of all types of industries.

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PUBLIC SALE Having dissolved partnership the undersigned will sell at public auction at the (■ ray hill tarni, i, mile East of Ladoga, Indiana, on Stall Road ”81, on Monday, October 7 Beginning at 10:00 A. M., the following: 80 Head of Dairy Cattle Consisting of 2a head ot Holstein cows, age from 2 to 8 yrs. old, giving 2' 2 to * gallons of milk per day; f mixed cows, from f to ti years old. giving from 2 to a gallons of milk per day; One Guernsey cow, 6 years old, giving about 8 gallons of milk a day. Tbisse cows will start freshening in December. Two Holstein springer eow.s lo freshen in October, 8 and 6 years old. 8 big springer heifers, to freshen last of October or first of November; 29 coming 2-year-old heifers, bred to start freshening in the spring; (i springer heifers; 4 heifer calves; one registered Holstein bull, |.’> months old. GNE 3-UNIT SEARS MILKER All of these cow s and heifers have been vaccinated. This is a real bunch of Dairy Cattle and on high production. If you are in need of a good dairy row, here is the place to find her. Vou are welcome to inspect the herd any time before day of sale. Individual records will be given sale day. TERMS OF SALE: CASH. No property to be removed until complying with terms. Not responsible for accidents. Graybill & Zimmerman COLS. FORD A MILLER. Am ts. BALL .V FLETCHER, Clerks. Lunch Will Be Served,

A Little of.... THIS AND THAT

HUSBAND SEEKS ALIMONY

How To Relieve

Bronchitis

By (J. B. Z.)

TIPTON. Ind., Oct. 3.—(INSlj --On file in Tipton circuit court! is a divorce action filed by a I wrathful husband who seeks j

$3,500 in alimony from his wife. Creomulsion relieves promptly be- , . , • , „ cause it goes right to the seat of th« The husband, Guy A. Gray trouble to help loosen and expe!

germ laden phlegm, and aid nature

seeks the divorce and payment to soothe and heal raw, tender, inon the irrounds of '.xx-oiit omi darned bronchial mucous memon uu grounds ot assault and branes. Tell your druggist to sell you' battery, and fraud. Gray charg- a bottle of Creomulsion with the un-

}os that when he married his wife ahays^e three years ago she w’as under u x) have your money back.

court order not to re-marry for ^ D O AA 8J |_5l | O N yet W etap8ed Peri0d hai ' n0t Coughs, Chest Colds, BronchiHi

Floyd McCallie comes forward with the suggestion that steps be taken to have a city-wide inspection of electrical wiring. This should be done, he says, from a safety standpoint, and adds that plumbing inspection from a sanitary angle wouldn't hurt anything either. He said he intends to present this matter to the Chamber of Commerce. It would be up to the city council j to pass an ordinance of this nature and also appoint an inspector. Fred Pease tells us that members of a certain university fraternity have been tossing lighted j matches as well as burning cigarette butts in the leaves on the I yard and in the gutter. This! habit can easily start a bad fire. Speaking of the burning leaves and other trash, did you know there is a city ordinance that i forbids fires of this kind after 5:30 p. m. Fire Chief William Lawrence indicated recently that he would prosecute if necessary to eliminate evening fire hazards.

Weather conditions permitting, the World Series wall get underway Sunday afternoon. Get j your favorite chair close to the ladio. DcPauw’s Tigers play their second game of the football season at Illinois Normal Saturday. I A victory wouldn’t make us mad, | gang! Big doings up in the Bain- _ bridge gym Friday night includ-1 ing an old fashioned box supper and the crowning of a king Queen. Noticed Frank Deer’s car this morning. It had plenty of preHallawe'en soap on the windshield. Mayor Walter Ballard informs us that he is interested in metal trash containers for the downtown streets! Why go to Brown county this weekend when you can see the beauty of Dame Nature in the^ Fall within ten miles of Green- • castle. Coach Kern McGlothlin is working out a big squad of basketball hopefuls. If won’t be long until the high school gymnasium will be ringing with the^ shouts of Tiger Cub fans.

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A Yank . . . Master Sergeant John Woods, of San Antonio, I Texas, may supervise the hanging of Hermann Goering and his ten condemned Nazi cohorts. Woods, who is official hangman lot the United States Army, ho:; executed 313 war criminals in the European theater. He admits that he is itching to hang this latest group stating “that's what I stayed over here for.” Yes. we still want to see a museum in Greencastlc. We get a lot of verbal encouragement every day and some of our readers have even hinted they may write letters for this column dealing with this project. The long and the short of it Jiggs Deem and Jake Weber.

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