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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLC, INDIANA; TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1946.

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Mrs. Dorothy Compton, sponsor of the Greencaatle K. H. \ Ohapter and Mias Marilyn Hutcheson. representaive of the F.

Ind.. Oct. 8 (UP) | ^ chapter were in

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'nand jury investigation of Hauto Friday and Saturday at pupont. Ind - poison ^ ; tending the state meeting of In - •esumed today id i ( | jHna Association of Future

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s of enlightening new e\i- Homemakers of America. ^mepossibiUty^a t- ratings were held at Indiana j fX humations trom me state Tt . achers Colle „ p jtown'*cemetery. ^ | The state was divided into five lP . witnesses arrived at the seclioil(< th<? northeast, north-

jefferson county v , P8t central

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Scrubbing the court horse steps was the objective • i the thirty. Girl Reserve initiation on

Thursday afternoon.

The girls, dressed in me.i’s socks, bow ties, shirts and women's high heeled shoes, marched threugh the streets to the down town district until th

Fred W. Goddard, U22 North Madison street, underwent an eye operation Tuesday morning at the Union Hospital in Terre Haute.

FOR SALE: Ladies blue winter coat. Size 12. .102 Elm St 8- .'Ip.

* i'!i : " l,l ! l . lr,,,:l1 reftc hed he court house. Eac h g.rl

i'oiiai s io Township i.'nmi No "4 her own toothbrush and set

'•rUHO'errVp^in^ lo work f rubbing the steps

■; t, i ' ,,, tiMTton. Th. Several of Greencastle’s citi''i' 1 1 v. lo'uiiy'Ti: zens ^‘ved free shoe shine,

'y 1 "' 1 ''i 5ii»* siitu- Ho.tni 01 Tin from the young: ladies

Where six «•» southwest. Marilyn was elected i.."i'.'i , o TiiV'.h' r-1 "a';. 1 ;^ wii'i?',, n'r"' T h«* Girl Reserves will decide

the part piavra oy m • secretary of the central section, V,''j " " 1 ! 1 " H.ms. the date of

^ Loekman in • s ran g. The development of plans f,. r the '"'i''" 1 •" " mi, ii"ol'iV.pi"".."'.V'“t their nex k meeting.

dMths of aWM4y x P«*W* j state program of work for 1946- l ,’' , . 1 ' u aueii hem '

Arizona, althiugh generally considered a desert state, has 1.1,000,000 acres of forest land.

Classified Ads

FOR SALE: 4 wheel housetrailer. Inquire at 132 We-M Berry St. Bill Gibson. 8-lp. FOR SALE: Gas range in good i condition. Kitchen cabinet aand i two hnhy beds. Phone R03M.

WANTED TO RENT: 2 room house, veteran, wife

two children.

MISCELLANEOUS

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Phone 377-R. 7-3t.! Vault and cesspool cleaning.

1 Write Earl McCullough. R. 2, West Terre Haute, or Phone Harrison 0178, 2-6p.

WANTED: IVomes for four boys age 13. 12, 10. and 2 years. Adress Box W. Daily Banner.

7-.'!p

far-old

southeast and

the formal initiation

er care.

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practical nurse was not pres-

-147 were made. The plans which ee P er | were worked out will be published in the first Teen Times mag-

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the hearing, she visited ttZ i, iei national Future Home- lm -

, foster daughter on -

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lembers of the McConneil K hold, where Mrs. Lockman [employed, testified before Ly of four farmers, a Layer, and a bank teller

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Mayme McConnell, whose , led to a laboratory test indicated traces of mereL her stomach, was wheeled I the jury room. Mrs. Lock1 was first arrested for allied poisoning of Mrs. Mc-

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husband. Forrest, whose died severad years ago 1 bemy cared for by Mrs. jn:an. also testified. Lockman faced murder i in th. 1 death of the mothlis. Minnie McConnell. Subexhumations of two 1 bodies, those of "Uncle 1 Giddings and Hattie Call disclosed mercury deposits leh. But technicians said inee that the mercury was a use of death in each case yet conclusive.

makers of America publication. • The Greencastle Home Economics department is very proud of Hie work Marilyn did at the F. H. A. meeting in Terre Haute.

TREMOR REPORTED EAST ST. LOUIS. Mo., Get. 8 (UP) A brief earth tremor, bordering on an earthquake, shook southeastern Missouri and a small area of Southern Illinois last night, but no damage was reported. Ross Heinrich, St. Louis University seismologist, said that the school's seismograph showed a “moderate borderline earthquake" centered about 72 miles south of St. Louis between Fredericktown. Mo., and the Mississippi river. The tremor occurred at 7:12 P. M. (CST) and lasted for a period of five to 10 seconds. Robert E. Edson, Red Cross disaster service chairman of the midwest area, said there had been no reports of damage or injury.

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m.urn,. ,,r ih,. f.Mintv Ami11,,r wild, an,I where ain b In-arilU!

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1Mtcil this Nth day of October

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Truste,. of

Monroe Township, I’utiuun rounty/ Indiana

Home Sweet Home is no £tut after a fire. Have you enough insurance ? SIMPSON STONER INSURANCE PHONE <i

Gmfus&tme&i AUTOMATIC COAL STOKER Inique Stoker With wtomatic Respirator lives Amazing Heat Advantages

WANTED Pumpkins We are now buying ripe yellow pumpkins, $8.00 per ton. We will receive from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m. MONDAY TNRU FRIDAY Ladoga Canning Company LADOGA, IND.

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Wi.NTRD- A furnished house ior apartment for DePauw faculty

7 2p - }member and wife. Phone 817-M. , FOR SALE: Heatrola type!*. 7 ' 5t - | heating stove. Like new. Used I WANTFI): Part tin,,, kitehm,

— j Part Of one winter, cherry Trans K,.,,, q | wages Phone 4i4.R

FOR SALE: Arvtn electric fer. 5 E. Franklin, St. 8-10-2p. I room heaters with fans $11.25:,— j 2 burner 3 way electric hot 1 FOR SALE: New hardwood plates $14.76: Premier electric J stP > wtonl ' r ''' 1 Bnfl "’ hi,p sweepers; Fairbanks Morse shal-, p ' 1 - stp P R swln P ollt of ^ a V wh-n low well automatic water sy.s-j not in usp . wide spat . * 264 - Fur-j

terns; Myers 3-4 H. P. deep well' nitu,e Exchange. West Side ! Agency opening in Putnam water systems $169.10; Scaly ' S( I UHrp Forest Cook. Manager. | Co,| nty. Full or part time. Ord'n-

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WANTED: First Cook, ham County Hospital.

Put-8-lt

IN S U KA N C K SALESMAN:

8-lp. t ar .V. Hospitalization Accident | hhd Health. Top commission. Ex-

tuftless mattresses; Fairbanks

Morse Jet deep well water sys- TOR SAUE; 500 feet ^ j ' . ^ ; " t<ms; Wayne i 2 H. P. continu- ... r . . . * jceiunt renewals. Write for interOtis air compressors; AH metal I lA" 0 * 1 t Ad,1,PSS Box '>■ ■' Hanscooters $3.98; Single and double|^ 8 ° Uth IndUn,t 8t ' 8 ~ U >* pp - 8-lp

bit axes; Milk strainers Clothes FOR SALE: 8 nice gills; 3 bar- > ... ...

baskets; large garbage pails; | raws; one young steer. V H. lo ^ l,0u r' I Clothes dryers; Toys. C. H. and ! Scott. Belle Union. Can be seer l ‘ " S ' f,irnlsl ’ 1 C. Hardware Co.. Bainbridge. after 8 p. m. 8-21. 1' U, " d *" ,a ' k U - ,,h -!

5 | * Terms will be liberal Phone

; ’ FOR SALE: 50 bags of 2-12-6 : i 782-J. 8 .^ t

Box .supper and auction. Friday, Ocl. 11. 7:30 p. m. at Center School. Madison township. Come and help children raise money for playground equipment. Donations will be greatly appreciated. Phone 460. 8-2t. FALL FESTIVAL at Clinton Center High School, Friday night, Oct. It. Supper will h>» served ,i( 6:00 p. in. There will bt plenty of fun for everyone. Auction sale, fortune telling, fish pond. A cake, turkey and blanket are (,> he given away. 8-lt.

Shi p at home Service Realsilk Merchandise Phin? 717-J for appointment. 8-3p

WANTED: Carpenter and ro-1

FOR SALE: APPLES Mary-140 bags of 0-14-7 Tobacco Base., dale Orchard on 42 cast of Clov-1 fertilizer. Hendrix Ar Hutcheson. I

rrdale to 2nd black top road, ■ Putnam ville. 8-2p. J ,M " " , ' 1 ' alh ° fieheral hauling.

follow signs. Most varieties. 11 1

LOANS FOR EMERGENCIES INDIANA LOAN CO. HP j E. Washington Ph. 11

B. Steele, Mgr.

FOR SALE: Nice Grimes Golden, Jonathan and Red Delicious Apples, McCullough Orchards. Phone R9F2. 5-tf

9-30p 1 FOR SALE: Kiefer pears. Bring contnhv'rs. Allison Bridges i Putnamville, Ind. 7-2t 1

Hugh Hester, 61 Martinsville St.

8-2t.

F’OR SALE: 4 room house to[ he moved off premises on State Rd. 36, 1 mile east of Grot-eland.i Everett Wallace. 4-4p.

I FCR SALE: Army double deck | j beds, 2 new- mattresses. $31.00 [ ‘ | Phone 286-J. 7-2t *

FOR SALE: Overstuffed davenport, baby basket, two 6-00 x 16 tires and tubes. Call 641-

WANTED: Night waitress at

Fluttering Duck. Apply

in per-

yon.

8-lp.

WANTED: Married man to

work on farm. Steady

work.

House furnished. Inquire

Banner

office.

8-3p.

FOR SALE: Chicks, 6 weeks] I old. 1000 Barred Rocks, feather-' ed out good. One or all. Huxley

Chicken Farm. 3'.; miles S. W.l WANTED: Spray painting, of Cloverdate on Road 42. 7-3t.' *' 01 f,pp ‘'.stimates, write O. L.

j Dudley, R. 2, Greencastle. 8-4p.

FOR SALE: Table top gaso-

7-2t | 131;

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j At sale pavilion Friday I head of hogs consisting of sows j I and pigs, feeders and gilts. 7-3t j j FOR SALE: Cornet, in good! condition. Inquire Box 3 '< Banner. 8-2p. |

line stove.

1011 S. I*ocust St. 7-2t

) WANTED: One 4 1 _, days a week;

day waitress, one evening

FOR SALE: 12 heavy calves. Hercfords and Shorthorns. Rex Hathaway, Greencastle R 4

waitress, 4 nights 11 WHITE WAY LUNCH.

week. 8-2t.

REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE: 1933 Plymouth 4 l'T)R SAIjE: A wed located

door. 132 W. Berry St.

8-lp.I duplex near the university. Five I rooms and bath down. Five

WANED: Young married wo-

7-3t.! man wunis office work. Graduate

j of High School and Business Col- [ lege. 3 1-2 years experience. References. Write Box 8 Banner. 8-2p.

STOKOL STOKERS Sales and Service

NEW FURNACES IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION Repair for all makes furnares. We service all makes stokers, oil burners, boilers and furnaces.

ACE HEATING and VENTILATING CO. DALE 01,EH — -I. IH’KTON Phono 119-1 Or W rite D. Oler Kontn 1

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WANTED: Ride

!• (>R SALE. Marlej Davidson | roorng bath up. Hard wood 1 a l >0 hs. Working 7 A * mncorcycle, A-l condition* Ja k 1 f| c », rs Double garage. The own- M. shift. Phkme 909.

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t arty, 210 East Walnut. 8-4p. 1 er ijves on the ground floor and — ,

AT WARDS...

J: FOR SALE: 1940 Ford Coni vertible dub Coupe. Cali Tho , Daily Banner. 8-2t,

WALLPAPER PATTERNS

11 FOR SALE or will trade for ■good grade Jersey heifer calf. A bull calf. 6 months old, dam, ! Victor Mapesty Lady, prod action

will give possession in thirty days. J. T. Christie. Real Estate. 7-3t FOR SALE: 120 aere farm j 100 acres under cultivation, good I six room semi-modern house, I good out buildings, plenty of

Indian- j to 3 P. |

8-lp j

WANTED TO~RENT~Unfui-] iiished house or apartment. Walter F. Brock. Inquire at Banner.]

8-2p. j

WANTED T< 1 RENT Hou» furnished or unfurnished, by | man and wife, 3 children. Refer-

he used to pay *15 for a permanent—

| 304 pounds butterfat, 139 day*.! water - ' vl11 fo1 ' Green-1 _

erec.s. Call 746-WX.

8-3t

1 0/ Snv York

Sire, Raleigh Majesty Victor \v.! PB ' stlp P ro P prt - v AdtTn ' ss Kox

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Coldsberry.

8-10-12-3p

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With Combustitneer temperature is always cozy and uniform. The constant ^(inc of coal and aslias is banished forever. Coal savins is exceptional. Thousands using Combustioneer stokers report with great enthusiasm: “We e amazed by the low cost of automatic Heat. It is less expensive than handpmg." t'Ombustioneer’s exclusive features -The Automatic Resptratar and “lm* y,Je " F *ed surround each particle of coal in the fire-bed with the correct "••unt of air for compute combustion at alt times. The Fire-Bed actually BREATHES". EXTRA heat entrgy is extracted from every pound of coal; l h(r ' >s no smoke - no sOPfl Fuel savings are exceptienal! Tor a FREE survey of your heating requirements and a complete analysis of ^Benefits Combustioneer will give you — phone or write us today. You wiM t lad you did. No obligation whatever!

BABY SITTER. Paul Jones. 300 Highfall Phone 629 or 22. j

j FOR SALE: Perfex 8 M M. I

i camera and Keystone projector.

| Inquire Norm’s Standard Service j" FOUND

FOR SALE: 7 room mod: in hewse, chicken house, barn, small acreage. Hbna r C. Morrison..

8-2p.

WANTED: taurant help.

Banner.

Experienced res-j Inquire Box 25. 1 8-61.!

ow s!vj gives herself wave at home

FOUND

Station.

L. Evens, located one j

FOR SALE: Duchess pears,

farm of A

mile south and one mile east of Putnamville. Bring containers.

8-4p

*‘ 2 P-1 have at P a -Vl n R

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owner mav

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same by idei tifying and for ad. Lim dale Repair

8-2p.

LOST

WANTED: Work In restaur-j ant. Am not in school, Lorene j Shaw, 855 North Jackson St. |

8-2t.

Chickens, Rabbits, wanted, highest price paid. 248 North) Bevilie Ave, Indianapolis, Ind Phone Lincoln 9516. Market 0631

8-30-p j

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FOR SALE OR TRADE for* calves or pigs, heatrola stove and pipe, good shape. Womens winter coat, 18, new lining. Day bed: new 60 egg ineutjator. Albert H.

DOST: Red Coeker Spaniel j pup. Name Duchess. 4'months) old. Reward. Rex Haines. Phone) 680. 7-2t.i

c.-,c-.:c cot.o wave

MILLIN': Did (i STOKE

Mason, hattan.

mile southeast Man-

LOST: Brown billfold contam-l ing large amount of money. Libtral reward. Address Post Of-' flee Box 23 7-3p I WANltD

WANTED: Waitress at the Y j Cafe. Road 40-Greenoastle Road. | Telephone Stilesville. 2-6p.

WANTED Women to Operate Laundry Presses Home Laundry and Cleaners

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C A. WEBB South Jackson St.

Phone 121

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By Frank RobMn

S'PE POCkET'5 FIRST BLAST CATCHES THE HELMSMAN FULL IN THE CHEST. 1 THE r-IMP B0PY FALLS OVEi? THE WHEEL...

...ThI?0W(N6 THE CAPEENING CRAFT OUT OF CONTROL ! IT HEAPS DIRECTLY FOR THE SAN0 BAR..

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