The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 November 1946 — Page 5

THE DAILY BANNlR, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA,

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1946.

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• Book by HERBERT & DOROTHY FIELDS ^ lyrics by DOROTHY FIELDS Music by SIGMUND RIMBERG the musical hit that broke all records in HEW YORK, CHICAGO, AND HOLLYWOOD BOWL! Sigmund Romberg's Latest end Greatest Music

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SCHOOL NEWS 1

151 TTEK M \I)K KKOM COAI,

David Skoltan of tne fourth ido r.| .1 mes Srhool has mov-

M it’ to Mai ni'iisviii,' Indiana Th. ! NO HUNTING signs available

+ CLOVERDALE * & v -i- *:• ■$ Mr. and Mrs. Homer F.lliott an t Mr. Frank Leonard and

j WEST FRANKFORT, III.,

Jones Se-hool )iVPi Franklin County, in the 1. :>t week the children of'center of the -Illinois soft coal J. no.-- School cnUe. tcd 7900! fields, rxhihitj\l a strange by-

)» inds < f paper far the*!’. T A.i product at its OKI King Coal ^ au Si^* l ' r Mrs. Eva Wallace all [|] p: '. r -drive. I Cavalcade. Butter made from r roni Martinsville, and Mrs. Bervl

The T.inior Red Cross of Jones coal was flown from Germany,

j^l S, !• 1 has filled six Christma. where it was developed especially

|jj! !'■'■ t boxes to be sent overseas, j IV,r the Cavalcade

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ij ec! to Barnettsville, Indiana. The pi f< irth grade has received a card

^ at Th? Daily Banner office.

fi en David since he arrived at h : ew home. Hi stated that he

to his new*

Merideth of Indianapolis attended the funeral of Mrs. I. onar.l Mann Sunday p. m. and called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Mann. Other callers were Mr nr I Mrs. Ozeie Mann and Nancy from Danville and Alva and Ruby Laync from Cloverdale.

11 _ h-d already started ... .. We allow ysu S<i)GiGG for your old rooni 1 >i>i and u-at there were fm--

” ti -n children in his class. '

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FARMS AND ACREAGE lltiMIKK hs (OI'NTV—SO acres. 72 acre* tillable, (i room liiiii—i". iliai'ig mom. kitelien uith huilliiis. 3 beilrooins, Uvln*; rMini uitli fireplace. Barn lOv.70. siorm doors and windows. Furnace. Hardwood floors. S eow stanehion,. Fenetng good Corn rril- anil garage. MONTI.OMEltV ( OI'NTV—200 neres. I Is \. in enltlvation. 52 \ in pasture and elover. 2 big barns. I ehieken house. Brooder hiiiise Truelor shed. 2 ear garage with living quarters. House cuisisl-of k rooms. I.iving room witli fireplace. Dining room. \|<v kiteb-n wired for electrle stove. Full basement with new iurnun. I.aumtre tae. Cloud roof. Storm doors and windows. I mile oft state tioud. MONTGOMERY' COI'NTY—Vacant 100 A. HO A. tillable. 27 Ai ,.|#vrr. 50 A. blurgras, padure. Kiiiiniitg creek. Ha, S room uisulaleil bouse with electricity. 2 ••ar garage. Brooder bouse. Hen henw. Double corn erib MONTdOMEHV <’OI’NTV — 137 acres. 127 acre., in cultivation. D room Iioiim-. I room tenant house. Klectrici'y. 3l>\.'iO burn. Ill stancliions W ind mill at burn. Double corn crib, lool shed, Mn house, sinok ■ house, now roof. Good fencing. pl'TNAM (OI'NTV — 2(P > acres. 200 acre., tillable. 7 room hoov. 7 room tenant house. Electricity. 55\<ili barn. « eow stunihion- «it!i main hor.te. .S(i\40 burn with 5 slanehion, for ientm house, lien h inse, itroodei Iiohsc. tool shed, and garage. pl'TNAM ('OI NTV—1»4 acres, sr, acres in eulHvation. !l room hmisi-. Kitchen witli large pantry. Dining room. Living room with fireplace. I bedrooms. Kleetrjeity. Big liarn S6\54. Sltel r»of. Drive way cement. Smoke house, wood house, hroodrr house, ehieken house, i 2 cellar cement. 85 Fruit trees. I{iinning CfPoll. PI TNAVI (OI'NTV—111 1 2 acres. (15 acres tillable. Kent In pa-lore. 5 room house. Elei-trielty will he In within u month. i. arage and ehieken house combined. Barn 25x30. Fencing good. Brooder house. PUTNAM ( OI'NTV—l.V.) acres. I 15 acres in cultivation. 5 room house. Newly painted and iiapcri-d. Cement hack porch Pump on |Mirch. cement cellar. Dining room. 2 bedrooms. LiviOK room. Br iodr; house, hen luuisi , bam, tool shisl, crih. silo. Ha ehs-tri.-ity. 73 acres corn, 15 acres oat.s, 25 acre, clover. On siuii Highway. PAIthl. ( <>l NTY—!15 acres. |x tillable, i; room house. Barn. Oiieken house. Elect rielty. E'cneing good. I'llthl ( Dl NTV — 151 acre*.. *m acres tllable. 12 acres clotrr. Plenty timber. Buildings fair, immediate possession. Kiinniiig uulor. I’IKki; ( OI NTV—71 nereis, lo acres tillalde. 4 room house. Hunning water pasture. 22\'. I harn. Smoke house, hen house, hnuKlcr house. I •neiug (air. Kleetrielly. 31 acres in pasture and limbi-r. PAKhl. I Ol \ I V — 151 at*i-e,. <>0 neres tillable. I2acresclnv**h sli.-ping por.-h. Kitchen vitli built it: s. Nii-ely decorated. ***'" 1,111 - Nun !. ■ li-ni i and cellar eombined. 3 < hk-ki-n and fhron'i i buiUttlfg-- in xi rx good eiqidilion. 15 miles »'sl i Iinhi . ipolis, I’XIil'.. ( ( \v—1(i2 aere*. pi .icr s in riiltivntion. 5 room hull*- II -! I- :ii. smoki* bo.ee. Brooder bouse. I’lenly timber. PM * It NTV—111! acres. Mostly all timber. 300.000 locust l -d b\ (,'overntr -nt. <nod feneiog. Buildings fair. • 45 tillable. I room house, ( i-iiai ■ara.i . < crib. ( hleUrn house. Barn 50\50. Slisd roof. Some und"-!. 1 i-neing good. Sprlno* water pasDir -. Mtd) ( Ol \i\—73 acre* nil tillable. Kocated on cement road. «« t*iini with sbi-il Brooder and hen house. Smoke house, tile mull house, (j Stancliions. Fencing good. Eleetrlelly in uiv. Ii -driioms. Fireplace in living room. I 'fpiiir-. |; mib s from Terre Haute. BI.KK B| H.DINll — Brick building 2 miles from Deleo Kimx plant in Anderson. One Here ground. Full cement basei iuol quarters. Ibis hiiilding could be u «ed for an impl >- ii seii, groeerj, filling station, garage, car show room or a n wvu.'..! ,ri<l ll r '3 ,lf - Shown by appointnienl onlv. Will IM)I V \.\ — 5 room Iioiisi*. Living room, 2 aui's. dming room, kitchen with biiiltins. Half basement. j, ' r _ * 1 ' K 'oil condition. Further information call MR. Bl KKOWS — XIISS HORVATH 1(1 3400 Horvath Reality Company, Inc. 23!) X. Delaxxare Street INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

front of base. Needs some

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FARMERS PRODUCE ASS'N. INC. COOPERATIVE YOUR BEST MARKET FOR MILK AND CREAM We buy both Grade A and Grade B Milk. Send us word or see our route man. You become a member when you send us your product and acquire a refundable interest in the Company. ( It \W FORDSV ll.l.l INI).

Again At Work, Legion Man Thanks Retonga

Nervous Indigestion Got Him To Where He Did Not Dare Eat Anything But Bread States Mr. (Cause. Was Jn' able To Work For Two

Years.

"I am able to work every day now and 1 give He'nnp full credit for it. declai Mi Andrew Kau.se, wcll-k aov. employe! of thi American Legion Horn -. who resides at 656 North Sixth St.. Terre Haute. Tnd. "i hardly sec how anyone 1 could have suffered more torture 1 from nervou indigestion," continued M . Kause. "My stomach | seemed to stay :..> . 1 that prac- , ticallv everything 1 ate brought 1 on heartburn that made me feel 1 like I had swallowed coals of i fire. It even kept me awake | nights. I had to take strong purgatixes, my head ached like I it would split, and I seemed to ! have a- hes and pains all over my j body. I got to where I did not dare cat .gy'.hing but bread, and I felt so weakened and miserable that for two or three years 1 couldn't hit a lick of work.

B ok Week.

Jane. Larry and Jerry Hank of .It nes School have moved to

Spencer.

On Thursday. November 14.' th,* boys and girls of the Jones Si !io--l were very fortunate to have a special visitor in sox- * *n th ir music classes. Miss Gret x Moulden of Oslo, Norway visit- 1 cd the classes with Miss Stewart, th ■ vo a] supervisor. She talke ! to the children about the music in Norway anad her trip to the LTi ited States to hear the America ’ boys and g ’ Is sing. Mis Mi uldci',. a grm’. r.ti- student a! i Di '.’nuxv University, has been o:i | Hi c '.lege cainpu*. since lost Mi roll doing u* i t; in speech and ini.sie. She will ictuin to her tm.lily and friends vithir th - next few weeks. Next February, Mi-.- Moulden will begin the very important wt rk of vompiliug tti.s first series of musie b >oks for the elementary schools of Norway The boys and girls of Grceiv castle were glad t heir sDiut the Norwegian ehildi n. and ii.se happy to know that soon the grade pupils of Norway will hsinging many of the same musi oal tunes that we sing here. Miller Sell - ii The Bot k Week projsct for the fifth grade of Miller School i was a play, having Dr. I. Q. r. pp’-esenti-I by 1- rwin I’micnn, , Ins iwn assistants Dick Crawley ' iind Jimmy Cowgor. j The questions were based on book characters and book review- written by children in their English classes. A song, advertising the sponsor, was xyrit ten by Nancy Ann Brown. Hilda Boatright had a piano solo "To a Wild Rose." , Tlie pogram was appr?Plntou ; by all the children and several

visit is.

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Cloverdale Lons CVib regular meeting has been postponed one week. Meeting will bo held

December 2nd.

•\rl -tie Rose Sutherlin, daught- • of Mr. and Mrs. Klmer Sutherlin is ill with pneumonia.

Mi and Mrs. Ohus. MeAvoy have given up their apartment in Greepcastle and hax-e deei led to ■ pend th:- winter at their ham-

in Cloverdale.

Mi and Mrs. Cliffm I Lungdon - d D iris Sutherlin were in Ind-

ian ipolis Wednesday.

Next meeting of Tuesday Club! scheduled to meet Monday evening Nov. 25th with Mrs. Agnes Trlppett has been p*>stpon.eil until Dece nber 3rd on account of

-ther meetings.

Past Matrons Club of Clover-1 chi met with Mrs. Jesse MeCoy, Ti'e-r iay evening, November 19th. Mrs. Agnes Murphy gave an interesting review of the Book oi

Samson.

Martha Ann Ogle delightfullx

Mr. and Mrs. Hcrschcl Hurst are planning to sp>er.'J the winter in Florida. They expect to Icnv Monday. December -no. Mr. ail Mrs. Gordon H.-iffa will stay at the residence while they a. -

away.

Mr. and Mrs. Jam s M.’h - ’ of Harvey Illinois were Tuesday afternr -n and cvcniivj. gwesta i Mr. and Mrs. V. I. L'-kln ti son. , Cloverdale Fortnightly C’ - ;b met Wedn -sday afier.xoon. November 20th at the home Of Mr i. Mary 1'iirst. President. M Beryl Sandy opened the meeting with re a- tins; *'f col.ert in ur.'s-n and singing of club song. Members responded to roll call with "Needs of C" verdale." Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Mrs. ladia McCoy gave a \-i i y interesting account of the ' History of Cloverdale 1 ' enjoyed x-i rv * u-'h by the club. Members present were Mrs. Pearl Harrer, Mrs Kffie Mannan, Mrs. I^-lin McCoy Mis. Ait., AUender, Mrs Roth Neier. Mrs. Nellie O'Neal, Mrs Bertha Sinclair, Miss Beryl f'.indy. Mrs .Vivrtle Skelton, and the hostess.

Ij-n i g the . • cial hour a sloga?. i jxti t conducted liy the hosw \v-n by* Mrs. Alta At1 ader. A lovely two course I luncheon was serwd by* the hos- , ii,--. assisted bv Mrs. Gordifn : If. ffa nd Mrs. Sterling Hcrvey. I Mr- Mary Allyn and son Steve of Louisville, Ky are visiting Mr land Mrs. V. L. Larkin and son

, Mrs. Allyn is a errusin of Mrs.

entertained the group with plain i j . ir |,j n

Mr. and Mrs. Chas Rockwell

Phone 297 Irce Fstimate* (iladly Made

selections ol religii us ,*mgs. Members present were Miss Anna Guntle. Mrs. Nora Morrison. Mrs. Agues Murphy. Mrs, ■ FI : a Pollard. Mrs. Talitha Ray, Mrs. Edith Ogle. Mrs. Nellie O'Neal, M's. Maynn- Hood, Mrs Anna Rogers, Mrs. Hailie Sipple, Mrs. KM hi i Fry and ibo hostess Mrs. Mary McCoy anil Mrs. Nan-

nie Furr were guests.

Mrs. Agnes Murphy was app. iiyted Secretary to fill the unexpired term of Mi's. Edith Ogle who is leaving Ciovculnle. Next meeting will be the Christmas meeting to be held December 17th with Mrs. Haiti.- Sipple.

wer.-ln Terre Haute Wednesday Win. Langir n is confined to hie home with a severe sore throat Carlene Kay. infant daughtei bf Mr. and Mrs. Leon Haltom who has been a patient at thf Riley hospital in Indianapolis has returned home. Her parents ante take h r back to Lin* hospital the 29th for another ex iminatinn.

Rats in the United States annually destroy as much food a ; can be produced by 200.000 farmers.

Ridpath Sell ;id Horace Link Company preicer'i 1 the entire student body j with tablets. Each child’s nam? wes written in gold on the front

cover.

Friday afternoon Paul Arnold and Glen Erwin, sixth grade stn-

relief my appetite is fine and I .'dents, entertain.-d their i-lass-

eat anything I want. Tin- aches' nl -;t ( . M w |th

and pains aie all relieved along

with the constipation.

Mi. Andrexx Katin-

I a m on

the job every day feeling fine. 1 wish I could tell everybody suffering as I did abou' Re-

t imgs"

Retonga is intended to relieve i distress due to insufficient flow of g. i at lie juices in the stomach, lo.- of appetite, Vitamin B-l deficiency and constipation Accept no substitute. Retonga maybe obtained at R. P. Mullins

. "Retonga gave me such grand Drug Store. Adv.

CLEARANCE SALE hiMke way for more merchandise, we are clear*

i H««l all electric

BROILERS AVE ALMOST 50% ^OSUPER Were Now lienH RS • ■ ■ • $19.75 $10.00 ■JW-MASTER BROILERS . . 3.95 2.95 and y •• Convenient For Apartment or Home ■* Including Cord » Guarantee CTRIC TOASTERS $6.75 New Type and Design flOURESCEHT KITCHEN FIXTURES e you seen the new Fiourescent Bed Lamps?

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CLOSING OUT SALE We will sell at auction at the Foxvlcr farm 2>j miles Mouth id Kminenei in Morgan Comity, on Wednesday, Nov. 27 AT 10:30 the FOLLOWING: CATTLE Light milk cmxs; four In-lfer*. HOGS Nine SlianlM; oik-moxx and I pigs. POULTRY 100 pullets. FARM IMPLEMENTS One Farniull tractor; one team black mares, fi years old; one manure spreader; one hinder: om 2 bottom. 14 Inch breaking .,|nxx ; four farroxving houses; on - cream separafnr; one bnmder house and wtoxe; om wagon and lied; one dls<* and tandem; one eorn planter; one set harness and eollars; one feed grinder; one miming machine; one I-horse xxlieat drill; one hay rake; one eultlxator; three ehiek feeder^ one hay fork; one wire at-reteher; one walking plmx and double trees; .even feed barrels; fixe pitch lurks; one brace and hit; one heated fountain; one tooth harrow; one tractor hitch; one scythe and blade; one spray: t'Vn haliers and ropi ties; on.* 24 inch pipe wrench; one hand saw; one hog foiinta'u; one earpeliter's square; one wheel harrow; one manure fork; one big trough: one grass seder; one hay knife; one cross cut saxx ; txxo water pur i; on - shovel spade; one file spade; one milk strainer; one scoop shovel; one fenciag pliers; txxo chick, glass fountains; one lantern; one II Inch pip.- wrench; one sheep shears; one hammer; txxo milk pads. ou«- gas funnel, one hatchet, two ham strings, one corn knife, two (i inrh clevis, one horse hnv«h and comb, one spray, one hog xvringer. one xxreeking bar, two nil cans, one wire stretcher elmiip. one whet-rock, one file. HAY AND GRAIN 23 tons Clover Hay In mow; 3 bushels Clover Heed; Approximately 80 acres eorn (in Held). HOUSEHOLD GOODS — MISCELLANEOUS AHTICLKS MISCELLANEOUS 120 rod frnelr.g; IOC Black I.oeusl posts; Crih slatting. TERMS— ( ASH. X it t'.-sponslhh for Accidents. Fowler 5k Ewers VI.TON HtfRHT. Aart. T. J. LEWIS, Clerk. inmr, v. itl he -.i*i'*. cd.

part in honor of

ahei*- birthdays. Refreshments of doughnuts and apples were ser\--

od.

The si-h'-a! sponsored a p:ip-r drive this week. Proceeds will be used for visual education eq-uip-

n-ent.

Marina Fell and Lowell Erwin, second graders, celebrated their birthdays with a party in their mem Tuesday afternoon. Assisted by their mothers. Marina and Lowell served refrrshni -nts to their classmates. Mis. Edith Chadwick was a gu-st -it thi

party .

The following stoiy was xvrit-J ten by Mary Ann Miller of th.-

Third Grade.

II..w Thanksgiving Begun Th - Pilgrims lived in England They had a very had king. And aft. - he died his '.'.-.St i-hil.l xx* rii-d take his place. The people did not Ilki tins king beet 11 he was not at all kind to them. So they vere very careful not to let the king find out ah-uit their plans that they were making at night. So they bought a ship and named it Mayflower. They .sailed to Holland un.l stayed there for about two years. They even dressed like the p. pi

of Holland.

They soon wanted to leave j Holland because their children j wen marrying the Dutch chilli-J

ren. So they -decided to cr.ine

America and live. The water was very rough, but they went an When they came to America they stepped out on Plymouth Rock. When they steppi .1 on Plym .ith Rock they tolctrtlie women to stayon the Mayflower with the childretx They saw little brown heads

. peeping from behind trees.

I They started t.o build a house I [anil they built a church too.' ; That was the coldest winter we over had. Half of the people died. | One year later they had their (first Thanksgiving feast. They-' went to church in the morning to thank God for all the things that he had given them had a feast at noon and played g ime-i in tj-,.- rUternoon. This is the story of the beginning of Thanksgiving Dm; . N

which wo still celebrate,

Mali

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GOOD ONIY UNTIL DECEMBER 25,1946,