The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 November 1946 — Page 4

IHB DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA,

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1946.

CHAT F '.o icnight and Saturday

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Rhythms to tho red-hot boat

of six-guns!

f COIUMBIA nctu»e

starring . . CHARLES STARRtTT mThe Durango Kid »>rt> TEX HARDING • Dub Taylor • Carol* Mathowr * and BOB yyius and HU T*xq» Plqyb**^

Nipper Stresses Aerial Attack

(.AST ( II\l- "I IA \*. KAM.KKS" AND A COMEDY

THANKS I wish to thank the voters for their support in Tuesday's election. J. E. COURTNEY

i rase*® 3 ™* — Ind. Lady Feeling Fine Again Lauds Retonga

Coach Bob Nipper has been drilling his DePauw University football eleven extensively on a passing attack which he hopes will halt the Dipman-to-Addison coinbinaton which has carried the Oberlin Yeomen through theirj current season. Oberlin will be at Greencastle for the DePauw homecoming Saturday. Last week the Tigers very effectively halted the Earlham passing- game and celebrated the return of their running ace, Bobby Babcock, by downing the Quakers L'l-6 DePauw will be playing before a capacity homecoming crowd Saturday and team spirit is at its peak. Coach Nipper, in naming his starting lineup for Saturday's game, emphasized the fact that there may be many changes bei'oie game time should the weather remain bad. ''Nip’’ hasn't start<yl the same eleven men in any two games this season and in tile final two games he hopes to groom many underclassmen for next year’s team.. Starting at ends will be Clint Bostic and Dick Coffey; at tackle, Pick Filer and Don Montgomery; at guard, Bud Wright and Jini Little; at center, Ike Isenbarger. In the backfield Coach Nipper will stick with the quartet that; was effective in defeating Earl- j ham last week. At quarterback A1 Piquette will pilot the Tiger squad. Halfbacks Babcock and Bob Ogden will furnish the speed 1 in the machine and fullback Bill Bromer will be on hand for the* plunging assignments again this)

week.

EIM'ASTLE ( HI K( II Sunday Nov, III. Luther Steele, Supt. Surylay School 10:00

XtN-HKMI.rvr NOTICE ST \TK OK INDIANA

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C'Ol NTV OK Pl'TNAM IN Til!-; 1*1 TNAM CIUCITT COUKT SKI "IT: .VI BEK TKKM, 1#46 N.. 17:‘k« V.-aiii Ulmimeman Plaintiff - YSSamuel (Jlciulon liranneinan I )eft*ndanl Thu plaintiff in th»* above entitlcii ciiisd, having filed her c-oin-I l.iini iherein for 1 divoree, to nethir with an fifl'idavil, that the i!i pemiant, i.** a non-reaident of the y-lale <*i Indiana, now. therefore, I he* said Samuel (•iemion Brannemaii. is hereby notified that unless h.. he and appear on the 10th day of January. I'.«47. at the* court ionise in said comity and state and answer or demur t" tin* said complaint the same be heard and determined in his ahMetiec. I \ \\ I I N KSS W 11 KR »K. I hereunto Set my hand and affix the seal of said court this ill day of October. II* 10. (Mi ci f AUci -. rici k of the Putnam Oicult Oourt. |, lights »y 11 uh hcs. Attorneys, l-.".t.

("LINTON FALLS METHODIST

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A scries of special services,

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MIDNITEsiioW SCATS Of SD. U dViX

beginning Sunday, November 10 is being planned by the Clinton Falls Methodist church. The pastor Dr. O. T Martin, will preach as usual on Sunday, and on Monday evening. Throughout the rest of the week, excepting Saturday, the district superintendent. Dr. Buel E. Horn, will bring the evening message. All residents of the community are cordially invited to attend every service. Sunday services are as follows: Sunday Sihool at 10 A. M. Jas. j

Burke, Supt.

Morning worship at 11; sermon topic, “What Must I Do to Be

Saved ?”

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A Lewis Meredith, Minister. Supt. Smith earnestly tries to make the Bible school function for the good of all who are minded to attend. The theme for morning worship is Christian Righteousness; i Give the pastor opportunity to J help you .live the Christ-like life. ' The evening theme is Church | Membership. What does it mean | to you? What should it mean? COM MI'MTV < HI Kt H OK El MED ALE Beginning Sunday evening. November 10, at 7 o’clock and continuing each evening except

Saturday there will be evangelistic services in charge of Miss ) M. Tector and Miss K. Johnson, j ^} + + + + + -i*-s- + + + + +gi * < LOVEKDALE + ;^ + + + T+ + + +tttv^ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fry spent the week end with Mr. aryi Mrs. ‘Ross Tustison of Indianapolis, j Mrs. Ruth Neier is supplying 1 at the Cloverdale school In the

absence of Miss Julia Osman who is ill. Cloverdale High School basketball team will play Belle Union Friday evening, Nov. 8 at C.overdale. Game by second team begins at 7:00 P. M. Principal Loren Wilson took Roland Sample to Indianapolis Tuesday to a specialist to have his nose set. His nose was broken In an auto accident Friday.

Hopes Her Happy Experience Will Help Others * Find The Same Prompt Relief She Did, States WellKnown Resident. Eats Anything Now, Sleeps Fine And Feels Lots Stronger “Thanks to the blessed relief Retonga gave me from the misery of acid indigestion I now foel stronger and more like my real self than in years," happily declares Mrs. Mary Seiler, wi llknown resident of 1727 Central, Indianapolis. Ind. “My appetite went back on me and I paid for almost everything I ate with suffering,"’ continued Mrs. Seiler. “Gassy heartburn and raging headaches sometimes seelued more than I could bear. 7-ots of nights I was so miserable (Ijrtt I sat ii)) until all hours beyiuse I couldn’t sleep if | went to bed I felt tired and run-down and my ankles were often swollen from a toxic condition or too much acidity 1 felt like I c ouldn t endure my distress much longer and when a friend advised me to Pry Hetoiig,! | did ; ,

Mrs. Mary Seller “Retonga brought me such blessed relief I now feel stfong■r and better than in years. I sleep all night. Gassy heartburn and headaches are relieved and so is the swelling in my ankles."I feel good like a person ought ,to feel. 1 hope my happy experience will lead others to finding relief through Retonga. , ! Retonga is intended to relieve distress due to insufficient flow of digestive juices in the stomich, loss of appetite, Vitamin B-l deficiency and constipation. Accept no substitute. Rctonga may be obtained at R. P. Mullins Drug Store. Adv.

Hear this week’s GREATEST GRID BATTLE Saturday, November 9 ot 1:45 P.M., CSX PLAY-BY-PLAY WITH TOM CARNEGIE

WIRE

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Brought to you by The OHIO OIL COMPANY and your MARATHON dealer

CLOSING OUT SALE Having sold my home I uill sell all my household and miscellaneous articles al my home on Slate Koad 10, one mile cant of Manhattan and on«* milt* \vt*st of Indiana Statt* l arm, on SATURDAY, NOV. 16 AT 11 :IMI O’CI.IM K SHARI* ‘i piece living room suite, on** reclining chair and Ottoman, on** upholstered chair, on** desk and chair. "’ floor lamps, one center table, coffee table, one Phileo radio, (wo !K1"J rugs, studio couch, :i Oriental throw rugs, one square leather Hassock, two end tables, 5 oil paint logs, one copper and brass smoking aland, Chippendale (able lamp, one pair of door drapes, 5 piece bed room suite of bed, springs, mattress, vanity, bench, chest of drawers, and night sland, two -.‘xlra rockers, open book ease, lot of books, electric clock. .*>e\cral small electric lampn, I piece bedroom suite oi bed, springs, mattress, vanity and chair, chest of drawers, •lenny Lind, "I piece bedroom suite, springs and mattress, dresser, electric washer, round dining table, electric range, one Kelvinator, 7 ell. ft. refrigerator, utility cabinet, dinette tuble and four chairs, large 'square table and It chairs. Several odd chairs, porch chair anil Wicker table, lot of dishes cooking utensils, pressure cooker, l•ll"ctri«• iron, malted milk eli*ctric mixer, one horse cultivator, garden plow, rubber tired wheel barrow, like new", larg, jar, chicken feeders, fountains, troughs, two metal feist bins, hand spray pump, band grass seeder, .small electric motor, two electric grinders, scythes, shovels, picks, <'haiu.s, saws, axes, hammers, wrenches, wrecking bars, baskets, electric egg tester, two wheel trailer with S tires, trailer hitch, |M>rt*h swing with chairs, electric brooder, and many other useful artleles used in a good lifetime home. As this is a large sale it will start at 11 :(HI o'clock. TERMS—CASH. MRS. C. O. BURRELL ALTON llt'KST, \ui lioneer. CLIFF McMAIN'S, Clerk. Not responsible in case of accidents. Dinner will he served.

SPECIAL GIFT SUGGESTIONS ★ Men's shock-proof, water-proof, 15 jewel Wrist Watch, radium dial stainless steel case - registered movement, famous "Inca-Block"

construction — breather type strap.

Thir is a truly beautiful watch that will stand the abuse of sports

and every day wear — $29.50 and tax.

★ Nydar Shotgun Sights - Dakota Game Belts ★ Hunting Boots, Caps, Sox, Mitts, Game Bags.

★ Sweat Shirts, T-Shirts, Sweaters, Jackets

★ Duck Decoys - Crow Calls - Cleaning Rods

Dog Collars — Leashes — Brushes Etc.

Rods — Reels — Tackle Boxes — Lines — Lures

Archery Sets from $1.00 to $10.00 Flash Lights - Lanterns - Batteries - Bulbs Wagons — Scooters — Games - Toys

Footballs - Basketballs - Softballs - Baseballs Ping Pong Sets - Balls - Bats - Nets - Posts

Darts - Tennis - Badminton - Horseshoes

Hobby Supplies - Exact© Tools - Pocket Knives.

THE SPORTSMAN'S SHOP

“EQUIPMENT FOR ALL SPORTS"

Opposite Post Office ph.„„ 7W

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365 Acres of Land With 2 Sets of Improyements to Be Sold in Separate Tracts at PUBLIC AUCTION On urrinint nf my u.gv, nut hi-ing abb* to nianagt* my famt'i any limgi>r, I will .xrll al imhlii* aiirtiun, loratf'd HQ miles simthweM <>f KiN*kvtlli*, lnd„ t> milt-M north of Clinton and K miles .south of Montezuma, Inti., on Friday, November 15 AT l:<HI I*. M. BOTTOM FARM Tin* improvemi'tits consist of fi room house, house newly wired for electric lights, newly decorated on inside, good barn, |Hiultry house and garage, 85 acres of Wabash bottom, about 15 acres upland tillable, about 70 acres in piisture and feed lot.H, about 150 acres, more or less, in said trai t. This farm is located on what Is known as the old Lafayette Pike. HOME FARM 5 room hoime, summer kitchen, house newly wired for electric lights, large barn, poultry house, garage and fuel house, 103 acres tillable, IP* acres in pasture and feed tots, about "115 acres, more or less, in said tract. Several acres of young ehixer, 5 Here* of alfalfa on this larm at present time. This farm Is located I mile west of Mecca, Ind. I he two above trai ts join and could Is* iqicrated as one farm, close tn good markets, consolidated school*. These farms are in good state of cultivation, lulling been clnvercd and rotated, having been in one family for several generations, terms Purchaser to make a reasonable deposit day of .sale, balance In 3» days. Abstract certified to ilnti* will be furnished and possession on March I, I!!I7. The 1848 taxes will ho paid. For further. Information, contact Hiiscnhark Agency, Office phone 7t«-,L Residence, Slll-J, Rockville, Ind. Hottom Farm will sell first upon premises of said trai t. Home Larin to tn* sold second upon premises. ELLIS PENCE, Owner tOI.. H. A. HI SENBARK K. SON, Allots., Rockville, Ind.

I desire to express my thanks to the citizens of Putnam County for their support in the recent election. L J. Steele

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PUBLIC AUCTION Hecause of the death of the late \V. F. Hurt. I will sell at public auction all the personal property at the residence on .Main

street In Balnhridge, on Wednesday, Nov. 13, 1946 AT 10:30 O’CLOCK SHARP MANY ANTIQUES 'i-pieee, living room suite, chair and Ottoman, occasional chair, coffee table, several electric table and floor lam|is, four 8x10 rugs, four HxSI rugs, one lot of throw nigs, one 11.3x1*1 rug, one lot of fancy pillows, antique secretary, three large antique clocks, many beautiful pictures—some antique, 2 Hitchcock chairs, several other antique chairs, several large easy chairs, lot of straight chairs and rockers. Many rare what-nots, bookends, several small tables, mil tables, etc., several large mirrors, wall tapestries including one large Persian, luncheon eloths. table linens, dozens of doilies and scarves in fine needlework, embroidered anil crocheted sheet and pillow ease sets, other sheets, towels of all kinds, nice antique bedding, including 2 eandlewiek spreads, cover this, and other spread*. 2 Fhennille bedspreads (matching), lot of blankets, quilts, comforters, quilt lops, pillows, lot of curtains, assortment

of draperies.

Beautiful cherry dresser and chest of drawers, other dressers and chests of drawers, pair of twin bcils. springs, and mattresses, studio couch, antique cherry three-cornered cupboard, cherry sidi-hoard. cherry gate-leg table, fire-place, mantle, screen, and shovel. /.enlth electric radio in good condition, sewing machine, one Melin-Winkle upright piano. Monarch kitchen range. Apex, 7 ft. electric refrigerator, nice kitchen cabinet, linoleum rugs, three kitchen safes, dishes of all kinds including Hairlaiul China, hand-painted ones, cut glass dishes, odd dishes, mun.v ornaments, pitchers, rookie jars, etc., cooking utensils of all kinds including heavy club Aluminum .set, teakettles, dishpans, etc,, one electric hotplate, one General Electric iron, electric toaster, one food chopper, new Enterprise sausage mill, Rogers silverware and other silverware, lots of canned goods, one Aladdin lamp and other oil lamps. Two work henrhoN, all kinds of carpenter tools, incliitliii.g wrenches, hammers, saw*, vises, clamps, tool chests of different kinds, Maytag motor, electric equipment, planes, pipe-cutters, grate for fire-place, antique guns and revolvers, lawn mower, lawn chairs, garden tools, several bundles of latches, lumber anil many useful articles too iitimorons to mention. Since Mr. Hurt was a lover of rare anil odd antique pieces of every description, you cannot afford to miss this sale. \\e have only listed a portion of property to he sold. A* this is a large sale, we will start at 111:3(1 sharp. TERMS—FASH. Not responsible in ease of accidents. Ren Solomon, Manager HUNTER AND HI RST, Auctioneers. CLIFFORD AND HAZEL McMAINS, (Icrks. Lunch will be served hy Bainbridge \\ . s. <'. S.

From The Suecewful Broodwoy LILLIAN HELLMAN Ai»*nta i fortnott Wo#** Md W.U'fe DUDLEY DIGGES-DOIXLASDKI! »F»»«pioy ky Lillian Hfilma a HAL WALLIS ***, A Fafoisotmt ftrtor#

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xoth r: ok si*i:r*iAi vifi rixi; or rot x rv < oi m n. Notice Is hereby aiven tlmt the (.•n*iuiy i'oiincH „( Puttuiiii I’ounty, Indiana, will ine-*t In Spcuinl Session at the the i'"unU Viul it or in the court house It: the city nf lireeneast le, Indiana, at In.Od o’clock A. M. on S vTI RDAI. N'OVE.VIBKR H!. HUG The pose of tbe nuetlng Is in alder additional appropriations not iiuTuiled in tic regular budget m 1II4G due to eniergenciet unforeseen at the time as follows: I'Ol’NTV WKI.KAHE M’NI) Item 4dGH—Asslaaiu. for Dependent I'hlhlifn in Custody of Relatives '.fl,200.00

Total Additional Appropriation*. Cuuntv Wel-

fare Fund COUNTY t* KVKNUR KI ND

$1,200.00

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Item 2**1 K—Home Demonstration Agent, (ieiieral Expense f r.o io

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jjeni I04B—f’er Dlein Allowance. County Coanell t JO DO

to on 120.00 35.00 354.SK 30.00 35.00

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Item 201 B—Postage t

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Item 201K—Investigation Ml lease $

Coiiaty Jail

hem 802d—Water 4 « minty Henllb Ofrii rr Item 101 —Additional Cnnipee.sutiun - Knrnier Health Officer— Acts of 1915 f t'nnnty Vudiinr I*eni 20) B—Postage , $ t'minly Kleellin, llnnnl Item 201A—freight ami lira)age $

'I**• thI \<l(lit1oiiul Appr<>i>ri:itions, ('uunty Jt•'v «tuie Funtl $i!,2nr» j '’linn s. Jones. Auditor of PutriHiTi <'minty. 7-11 2*

. ../c ...7 Kay Cmumis lovely tury-Fox .starlet, is Mil" feature! m an important roH "Rendezwus 24,"' t* 16 ^ drama of tic atomic boa*! 1 at the V ncastk- Tiieatf** liam Gargan, Pat Marin .diner are also in the hit.

TO THE VOTERS OF Floyd Township I want to say "THANKS" for your support given me in Tuesday's Election. James Smediey