The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 November 1946 — Page 3

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Erich Brandeis’ Has a man’s second wife a ii^lit to be buried in the family lot and to have her name insenV ed on tlie family gravestone? That question has just been decided in the Rhode Island Superior Court and the answer .s

yes.

The sons by the first wife of- ! posed their stepmother’s banal in the family plot, out of "speeial reverence for their real mother,” and brought sidt against their

) father.

The judge decided that -‘a previous wife in np way lowtred the s tatus ot a second ,u third or a lourtli wife,” and that she ha.d the same right which the first wife possessed at law. This particular lawsuit has been dragging along for months. It has cost time and a considerable amount of money, and all that it has accomplished is to increase the bitterness already existing between the litigants. In one period of my newspaper reporting days I had to cover the courts. Day alter day 1 sat in the various courtrooms and listened to the bickerings and id-guings of lawyers, plaintiffs and defendants. Some of the suits were important, but most of them were so petty and so insignificant that they would have been comical if they had not been such a sad r*tlection upon human nature. No court case I ever attended ( ver really settled a dispute, and no decision rendered by a judge was ever satisfactory. The side that lost always shouted crookedness or injustice and left the courtroom planning

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Courts are necessary, of course. Lawyers are necessary.

t- Saturday afternoon. Guests at the home of Mr. and

FOR SALE: 1035 four dooi Ford or will trade for livestock.

Mrs. Harry Giltz 1 hursday were j kitchen sink with fittings. 21S

Hr. and Mrs. Frank Thoopr of Bloomington St.

Indianapolis.

Mrs, Millie Sigler was a week end visitor in Russellville. Mrs. Isaac Wiatt and children -f Waveland spent Tuesday with

. Irs. Lafi McGaugbey.

Mr. and Mrs Karl Woodsworth ; nd daughter called on Mr. and ilrs. C. K. Priest and family it Trick Chapel Saturday afternoon. Morton people seen in Cliv/ncastle Saturday afternoon inclu !- td June and Glenn Martin, Mr. ! nd Mrs. Gene Callander, Hubert UcGaUghey, Mrs. Fred Wichi lan, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wichiaan, Mr. Tom Roach, Mr. Ro - : Call. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wood-

worth and daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Farrow, fr., arc entertaining the follawi :g people for Thanksgiving: Mi. ! nd Mrs. Vurlin Jarvis and son Julian, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson of Greencastle, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bolin of Danville, Mr. and Ilrs. Flank McAlender and j ; nd Mis. Howard Farrow. Jr.

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FOR SALE: Natural gas con-

version furnace units: All metal feed carts $6.75: 20 gallon natural gas automatic water heaters: Airtight wood stoves: Screen glass and window fabric: Hudson galvanized ten door hog feeders: Lennox 22 inch all steel furnace: Winter type hog fountains $34.(PS up; 26 or 32 inch field fence; I point barbed wire; steel posts for electric fence, Furnace blowers complete with controls; Heating

stoves; Range boilers;

FOR SALE: 1938 Chevrolet. 1 1-2 ton L. W. B. truck, grain bed. stock racks. Call at Banner Office. 28-2p.

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FOR SALE: Filling station and restaurant on the intersection of two state roads near Greencastle. Inquire at Banner office 26-3p.

FOR SALE: Black Poland — male hog 18 old; we kJ b'd: SALE 6 room house ifii old male calf. Forest MeFae-j Maple. See Eldon Rowings land, Bambridge. 28-Ip. ’ asl of hospital after 5 o’clock.

26-3p

FOR SALE: One Maytag gasoline motor twin cylinder, tnej Briggs and Stratton gasoline' motor, one 32 volt light plant. Clarence Jorden, Poland, lad.

25-6p. 1

WANTED

WANTED: To care for children in my own home by the month. Phone 707-M. 28-2p.

FOR SALE: Practically new Boss kerosene range. White

Gram, enameled. Phone 706-.I or 417 E.

WANTED TO RENT: Unfurnished apartment or house. No children. Write Box 220. Daily

scoops all sizes: Sleds; Hudson j Hanna St.

stock tank heaters; Brace wiro;i

Furnace pipe; Sealy mattresses, j POR SALK

C. H. and C. Hardware, Bain-1 hov H bridge. 26-tf.j Jf “' ob

FOR SALE: Small either coal or wood,

Figg. 312 north Indiana St.

27-2p.

] Banner.

28-3p.

Slightly used I We cle,,,, or in8tRl1 ^P 001 *- Hawthorne bicycle. 107 septU ' tanks ° r grense traps -

j Phone Crawford 4623. Terre

27-2p

heater I DOR SALE: Practically new

Forc'd ! ■'Partinent size Monarch coal I

| Haute, reverse charges. 25-30p.

FOR SALE: Apples. Buchheit

26-3p.

j FOR SALE: Beautiful pictor(ial photographs for Christmas or 1 i wedding presents. For further. , information Phone 364. J. O

Pfe. Charles Evans visited re- , ... , . , Cammack. 25-6t. 1.dives in Cloverdale Monday an 1 __

range. Glen Poynter, junction .!6 and 43. 27-3p. I

Orchards.

30-cod

Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Frank are going to spend Thanksgiving in Lafayette with their son Fred and

family.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Woodworth

end daughter called on Mrs. Woodworth's mother, Mr. and Mrs. Mae Woodworth at Brick -Chapel Sunday evening. Mrs. Woodworth has just returned home from the northern part of

the state where she has

FOR SALE; Coni picker, John Deere one row pull type, good mechanical condtion, John Deeir hitch. Ira Nichols, Fillmore

23-5p.

WANTED: Elderly people tr

FOR SALK At IMvihnn' ’ M J’" 1 ir h ' ' P " s Friday, three Holstein cows, 6 1 ^7 2t years old one Holstein cow, 71 WANTED: Housecleaning w >- years, one Holstein cow, 8 years j man. Apply Mrs. Boyd. Conibld, one Holstein cow. 3 years I mere ial Hotel. 27-tf. old, one Jersey cow, S years old, — — one Guernsey cow, 5 years old 1 WAN IED. Experienced typist; six are fresh cows with calves by| ^' Vf ' ’''‘ferences, Write Box 127 aide, one unit milker. Claude I B< H nbr idge,Hi-Ji a na.

Dellen, Coatesville Route 2.

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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE: Table and chairs, 1 9x12 rug, gas stove, some chairs. | Phone 713-W. Call after 4 p. m. j

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REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE: Farms. Dwellj ings. Mercantile Buildings and

Hardware store

Ruimis phosphate grows Alfalfa abundently. Write Howard G. Little, Clayton, Ind. 9-16-25-30-1 fee 7-14-21-28-8p

The

hides.

best price paid for beef A. * S. Junk Yard. 24-’f.

It’s something special the way] Hardware store: 120 acres, six: ! this Eina Foam cleans trigs and I room modern home, all good out! been ! upholstery. Stop N' Shop. It. I buildings, good fence, water,'

visitin<> her son and daughter and \ —— r ! lights. 100 acres tillable, balance!

"mm*. I. TOR 8A, *L'?”_2;r ! 1,1 «— acm. rinnk • ra ,„ k „ i vl„ s .toy. s„p-

Mias Phyllis W’iclmjan had supper at the Mayfield home Satur-

day evening.

, FOR SALE: Five Voar jn b , uo p . lstllre .

j team, wagon and complete set! I of harness. 2nd limise east of j Coal Docks at Fillmore. Johnnie j Masten. 26-3p.

Annual church fair and oyst 'r | supper at Raccoon Methodist

four room water, on

house, gravel

good road.

barn, | Price

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Classified Ads

FOR SALE: 1940 Chevrolet

$6900; 154 acres, six room house, two barns, garage, good water, fence, in black top road in north

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>er at 5:30 p. m. Auction at 7

Everyone welcome. 26-3p.

For quick, efficient, guaranteed radio repairs and for that

FOR SALE: German stop watch. Ideal for athletic events. Inquire 310 W. Washington St. | upstairs, after 6:00 p. m. 27-2a j

I with '45 motor, tandem, 8.25, part of county, one of the be-d new radio you've been wanting,

| tires, stcok rack, gram bed. , Thurman Kiger. .'140 East North , St. Danville. 25-4)p.

FOR SALE: 1937 Chevrolet 2 door Sedan, good tires, good

FOR SALE: Boys bicjvle. I motor. W’m Ray Haltom, Oloverat Banner Office. 28-2p j lla , e) R 2 2 5-4t

9X)R SAU^: < (H HER PI'P- 1 I’ll-.S, 5 months old. Black with whitfhhiarkings in face. Sired by Traders Own Boy. A. K. C. reg-: istered. $20-$25. Call Belmonl: 2342J. or write Gordon Routt, 12‘i . FOR SALE OR TRADE: ModN. Vine, Indianapolis 8, Ind. I el A Ford car. Harry Stickel. 27-3t ! 4 '.j miles west of Brick Chapel.

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FOR SAITl: Black and black and white, spotted, registered Cocker Spaniel puppies. Glen Job. Quincy, Indiana. 27-3t

farms, 135 acres tillable; 120 acres, six room house,, new barn, lights in all buildihgs, good fence, water, location of the best, will take a reasonable payment down and carry the balance at 4 per cent interest: dwellings ar 1 one five room, one six room modern home in the east section of town. Have two hardware stores, good clean stock in goon j small towns. For more information see Harry H. Talbott Greencastle, Indiana. 27-21.

see Boswell’s Radio Service, 3 miles northwest Greencastle on Clinton Falls road. 27-2p.

For lime and stone hauling sec Charles McCarty, 316 North Indiana St. 22-8p.

Elextrolux Cleaners sales, service and supplies. Mel Johnson, Elnnra, Ind. Phone 11!' 25-6').

But there is something oil FOR SALE: Corn picker, good,

truth in the old saying, “No*. condition, priced reasonable. An ! EOR SALE: Complete set ot body ever wins a lawsuit. ’ _ j weldor 20-20U amp. for sale m ! parts from 1928 Willys Knight \<m may win a Judgrudht iu . trade. New starter for F-29 mi including good radiator, genera

dollars, or you may be vindicated j regular Farmall. John Keen. 2 in voui “cause.” But if you wm) mi |o H weat nf Coatt . svjllf . 2 -i-2p

you make an enemy and if you

FOR SALE: Paul Sutherlin.

Airport

grill, i 27-3p !

LOANS FOR EMERGENCIES INDIANA LOAN CO. 19i/ 2 E. Washington Ph. 15

lose you hate the winner.

it is,

Sometimes, of course,

necessary to sue.

It some skinflint tries to cheat you out of something that i; rightfully yours and reasoning does not get you anywhere, then j the court Is your last resort. And if that cheat becomes your enemy, you aren't losing much. If he hadn’t been your enemy before you sued him. he would have paid his debt. But so many suits are spite suits and accomplish nothing. Jt seems to me that those peo-

FoA SALE: Boy’s Bicycle, j good condition. Between 5 and 8 | P M. Quonsct Hut No. 5, 200 Olivi street. 27-2p FOR SAI/F Model A tudor 19 .28, mechanically good conditio-, good tires. M H. Decker, 6% South Locust, Phone 46. 27-2t ^ FOR SALE: 1937 Farmall ti actor on rubber and power lift cultivtaor, rubber tired wagon good bed and tiros $100.00. Six j squares of new cedar shingles at cost Holstein cow, 5 years old. | ready to freshen, $150.00. Two

tor starter, etc. Also one new gray hat size 7 never been worn. Inquire 855 Noith Jacki son St. 27-2t

FOR SALE: Folding baby] buggy, practically new. also 2' 27 inch by 36 inch tile. Fred | Cox. 205 W. Jacob St. 27-2p.|

The best Meetm«K»l Service for your Truck or CVir regardless of make to he found la Western Indiana at KING MORRISON FOSTER COMPANY Phone 268. We finance rstntlr Jobs. Ford Dealers Since 1910

FOR SALE: 1L

ton

Ford

truck, 10 ply tires, new battery, j new radiator, booster brakes, j heater. 1946 motor, only 40,0001 miles, truck like new. Two sinks with drain boards, house windows, 20 bags cement. Inquire j Crawford hotel. 27-3p j

Just On* of Many BoautHul Toys and Gif** . A. WEBB’S hestone Home & Auto Supply Store Mckson st PH0NE ,21

pie in Rhode Island could have sat down together and reasoned : the dispute out. j Th- judge who rendered the, decision was guided by law. j Law is based upon logic and

reason.

To he logical and reasonable one does not have to go to law .school. Decency and common sense arc the only entrance re-, quirements into the College nr Human Behavior. j If I were a lawyer I would al-j ways try to get my clients to (settle their grievances out of court, and I would charge them more for settling a case than for winning it. It would be cheaper for my client and more profitable for me. MOKTON The Union Chapel Bazaar was a huge success, with people there from Brick Chapel. Greencastle, and many other places. The annual Christmas meeting of the W. S. C. 8. of Union Chapel will be held at the Church Wednesday evening Dec. 4. There will he a pitch-in supper and an ex change of gifts. The gifts are to cost not more than 15 cents. All members, their families and any one else who wishes to come are

invited.

A Thanksgiving pound party for the Morton school children and their parents will be held at the hall Wednesday evening. Lloyd O'Haver, Donald Clodfetter, Wilma Rutledge, and Mary Belle Enson attended the I U and Purdue football game at LafaytT-

' miles north of Bainbridge.

Riggle.

FOR SALE: 125 Barred Rock |

Carl i pullets, rs. O. R. Larkin. Green- 1

27-Jt castle Route 2. 27-3t

DR. L A. RAY VETERINARIAN 228 W. Main St - Ph 163 CLOVERDALE Free Service Is given at my offlee mi diseases of poultry. Always ready and willing to advise with you on your livestock problems. Small animals are given tpccLa! attention. Stop In at my offiee and get acquainted.

ST0K0L STOKERS 20TH CENTURY FURNACES SALES AND SERVICE Repairs for all makes furnaces, stokers, and boiler*. Service for all automatic heating iiult*. Sheet Metal Work ACE HEATING AND VENTILATING CO. 19 West Franklin st. Phone, Days, 78(» Night 519-1.

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