The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 December 1946 — Page 4

DAILY BANnEIT, GRb'fNCASTLE, INDIANA,

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1946.

Eleanor Ault Is Chapel Speaker A WPll plat'?d “rigTht" that sent a Grpek refujfpp reeling pndpareu Miss Eloanor Ault of thp Girl Scout national fl?jd staff to 10.-

WO displaced persons in Pales- Greek refugee camp in Palestine.

f line, u.e peUw overseas wc rkei I told DePauvv University .grad-

I nates Thursday.

Miss Ault, a DePauw giuduate in 1931, was one of six Gill Scout workers selected in 1944 to provide recreation leadership in all parts of the world. Fortmerly executive secretary of Girl Scout* in Albany, N. Y.. she sStrved in n

returned refugees to tile Dodecanese Islands and worked in a Royalist Yugoslavian camp. Later she was stationed in Scot-

land and England.

Recreation duties were the smallest part of the duties in Palestine, Miss Ault said. With her assistants she also traced families, supervised sewing rooms and a carpenter and cobbler shop, distributed clothing

ar.)! treated illnesses.

Referring to the “knockout'’ incident, .Miss Ault said there were 24 young guerilla warfarers who balked at attending the

MKE DEWEY FOR BUSINESS

ALBANY. N. Y. iUP> According to a poll of Albany Busi ness College students. Gov Thomas E. Dewey Is not only a business man, but their "ideal business man. The governor came out on top in a popularity poll conducated by the college newspaper, The Spotlight. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH

CLIFTON, N. J. I UP I Almost every day, Eclward Sprock, commuter, took the same bus. Al-

special camp school. They wanted ways, he paid his fare in pennies to learn trades, so Miss Ault Bus dr i V er Anthony Ka;a finally

S-H-H-H Just for the

Record'

Hodge s Music Store SHAW HERMAN GOODMAN HAMPTON et c«t«ra, and soforth, and so on.

struck a bargain, allowing them vocational training in exchange for two hrrirs' dally schooling. "All was fine,” she said, “until one day I entered their building and found them fighting with knives, They wouldn't stop, and all the psychology I'd learned wouldn’t work. So I hit one hard and he went reeling. I ' don't

know how it happened.

"After that we were the best of friends and there was nothing

they wouldn't do for me.

Summing up her two-year ex- | perienees abroad. Miss Ault used the words of a Greek refugee in j her camp: "I came in jpoor,-1 left

I rich.”

Girl Scent leaders, Miss Ault j .said, were welcomed wherever l they went because war victims I realized scouts are intemationali ly minded. In her new work Miss j Ault will be a member of the | national staff in Region P, in- , eluding New Mexico, Texas and Oklahoma.

had enough. According t charges pending before the grand* jury, Raia threw the pennies mil of the window, then attacker. Sprock with an axe. SPORTS-MIN'D ED BURGLARS

FT>R SALE: Pall type one row Co-op corn picker, used one season. Samuel Crosby, Roaehdale Phone Roaehdale. 5-3p. FOR SALE: 12 gauge pump gun, good shape, $40. Wm. Dili! Head. Commercial Place. 5-2p.

Classified Ads FOR SALE: Natural gas con-

version furnace units; All metal feed carts JS.TS; 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 $34.9.*1 up; 26 or 32 inch field fence; 4

point barbed wire; steel posts for 6 ply lug grip tires, practically

FOR SALE: 41 Special Delux.'> Chevrolet, A-l condition throughrot. Call at 114 south Jackson.

5-3p

FOR SALE: Two 6:50 x 16

electric fence, Furnace blowers complete with controls; Heating stoves; Range boilers; Grain scoops all sizes; Sleds; Hudson stock tank heaters; Brace wire: Furnace pipe; Sealy mattresses

C. H. and C. Hardware,

bridge.

Bain-

new, also trailer heater. Inquire at Quinton * Meloy Filling Sta-

tion, north Jaekson St.

WA NTED kfnds. Carl

32.

Hauling

Shoemaker

nl1 , Phn "'’ wants 1

j house, milk l WANTED SALESMAN I • Vear - ph,v . Fm Greeneastle territory ) tr >' :i1 Uh„.V, selling storm windows, doors I 11 '"’* 1 ** and steel kitchen cabinets, automatic! h sl t gas hot water heaters, and other ! nn< “ r '

home improvements. Experience preferred, hut not necessary, will train man with the following qualifications good appenrano" ability to express yourself, and a’|oW | iw real desire to make money Av-tERS

an '’'' rnvoraj e

■ an<l autom^l

BROOKLYN (UFl Burglars n bbad a sporting goods store of $2,000 in merchandise and $500 ir, cash and took time out to measure themselves for sports clothing with a tape measure.

EVENING HOI Its

Tuesday and Saturday

6 in H 1*. M.

DR. F. H. SPURLOCK (LOVEKDALK W ill llntnih'man Residence.

Guitars Given Away Free! I At Hodge's Music Store Saturday DECEMBER 7. I>-.sons will he given each Saturday by Mr. Frank Bowman. For details call for Mr. Bowman ul Hodge’. Music Store. PHONE 113

The Meat You Eat

This most important food on the menu should be given the consideration if deserves in planning the family meals Always INSIST on Quality! Quality Meat Market

«2 SOUTH VINE STREET.

PHONE 42

NOW IS THE TIME TO JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS CLUB

SATE

HAVE

EACH

IN 50

WEEK

WEEKS

25c

S 12.62

50c

$ 25.25

$ I.0C

$ 50.50

$ 2.00

$101.00

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$252.50

SI0.09

$505.00

First-Citizens Bank and Trust Co.

GKKKNI AMTI.E, IND.

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BLITTER FOR YOUR

Holidates!

“miio'a that girl in the ilaztle »lrrs*?‘’ It'g yaw in your new MADGE DAN IS* —- our \ouHg-*o|»hiMicale style group . . . geared for

glamour f/ie.ie Hay* ... w ith wads nf *e«|iiiu or nailhrad spangled

rayon crepe*. 10-26, 9-1?.

•Wsg V. 9. fat. on.

9.90

FOR SALE: Table and chairs, 9x12 rug, gas stove, some chairs. Phone 713-W. Call after 4 p. m. 2-tf. Customers say Fina Foam is terrific for foam cleaning upholstery and rugs. Stop N’ Shop.

It.

FOR SALE OR TRADE for a gfid shot gun, Savage 2.50-3000. Colts 32 pump 15 shot, in good , condition, shells for each. New

2® , 't^ i 706-16-4 ply tire. Inquire at

Beebe's Filling Station, Bainbridge. 5-3p.

erag- earnings of $90 to $150 per CASUALTY" r an • Week ' A'^ements win insurant,, '

a ~ lp ' | made for interview in your city Write: O. M. Cowden, 255 k

and

Ohio, Indianapolis, Indiana. 4-:’,‘

Saym Insur,,

ne-R.

We clean or install cesspools, j Bros, ha* septic tanks or grease traps yn, are s,.||| n „ Phone Crawford 4623, Terre | dependable Haute, reverse charges. 25-30p i nm st

FOR SALE: 1940 Chevrolet panel truck, new paint, in good 1 condition. Telephone 212. 5-2t.

F’OR SALE: Automobile radio, fits 1937 Ford. 405 East .Berry St. 5-2p.

WANTED: Furnished house or apartment. DePauw Faculty member and wife. Phone 817-M 3-6r.

Pur Wat er

' Vri te. Whit e w| Princeton. Ini. unpaid bills f^. I

WANTED: Repair work onj FOR SALE:

electric and kerosene refrigera-| springers. Orlando Atkinson on tors, washing machines, ra<iios. | gtiiosville Road. 6-lp.

irons and all electrical applianc-

JOB WANTED: Veteran with

sales, electrical and mechanics| lee Bvrd pi^ I experience desires position local-1 Mrs. Char^ ,

Fresh cows and *-V. Box U, Banner. 4-3f | Seminary St.

es, also electric wiring. See Wayhe Dctro. Fillmore, Ind. 4-3p.

■

FOR SALE: Cocker Spaniel

pup, blonde. Ed Rossok, 806 j Csni P an .V

South Crown St. 6-lp.)

WANTED :Any kind of dead' Hear the DnL stock. Call 278. GrcencastleJ from WIBC a' tl

Wachtdj church SundayT

eod. Et 7 HO p. m .

Charges paid. John

FOR REN I

FOR SALE:

in A-l

FOR SALE: 47 White Rock

pullets laying. Extra nice, $1.50 j coupe in A-l shape, each. Pete Cox. 3 1-2 mile east j Blown, Russellville R. 1

of Belle Union. 3-6t.

1937 Plymouth

Russell 6-2p.

new

FOR SALE: Good used May-

FOR SALE: 1934 Ford coupe j tag washing machine motor. .36 engine, new brakes, I Orville Thomas, west Columbia

St. road. 6-2p.

! FOR RENT: Modern unfurI nished three room apartment Adults only. Address Box 72 Banner. g.it.

new

battery, radio, gcod rondition Charles C. Holland, Box 246 Roaehdale. 5-4p

FOR SALE; F-12

tractor in good condition oil (rubber: battery ser radio; one , ice-box. Sylvester Buchanan, 2 miles south of Greeneastle on 43 Bill Peck farm. 5-3p

FOR RENT: Furnishe,I house.

Call 16F12. 5-2p. ] Stilesvllle.

We are fxpecj P«'i' Saturdaj

Priest building.']

l-a<iies Aid. Automobile ga

apace available (| always open. tJ

FOR SALE: 200 locust, cntulpa line, brace and end posts. L.

Farmall | C. Conrad. 6-lp.

FOR SALE: 1940 Dodge truck, stock rack and grain bed included. Loyd Hunter, Cloverrtnle R 1. 6-2p.

FOR SALE: 46 Admiral trailer 1 FOR SALE: Apples. .Grimes house, 27 feet. 3 room beds and! Golden, Stayman and Golden De-

' electric brakes, two door, just used this summer, a beauty, 3rd , house west nf Christian church, 'Bainbridge, Ind. Mrs. Ralph Sears. Bainbridge, Ind. 5-2t

liclous, $2.00 and $3.00 pet'; bushel. McCullough Orchard. 6-2t.

FOR SALE: At Cook’s: new j dull black finished east iron J portable grate on legs, dump

NOTICE: Day trains No. 5 1 bottom. Burns coal or wood in and No. 6 between Chicago and { open fireplace, twenty-two inchLouisville will be discontinued af-! cs wide, delivered in city for ter Sunday, December 8th, until I $7.65, “Furniture Exchange, West

further notice, due to the coal shortage. MONON RAILROAD.

5-3t.

Side Square. Call 170-J. 6-In.

FOR RENT: 200 acre grab;

and dairy farm. School, mail and milk route past farm Electricity. Address Box CAW, The Daily Banner. 3-5p

; REAL ESTATE FOR SALE: 140 acre farm,

Well fenced, 75 acre bottom lan.I tendahle. $15 000 worth of buiHings. Best buy in Putnam Co. John Tharp, 612 South Indiana St. 6-ln.

FOR SALE: 70 acres, six room

house, good barn, chicken herase, all buildings needed on a farm, water, fence gcod. Possession in ten days. North of Mt. Meridian, known as the Walter Poynter farm. See Harry H. Talbott. | Greeneastle, Ind. 5-2p

FOR SALE: Beautiful conutiy

home located 8 miles northwest of Greeneastle. Six room modern, electric current. Two car garage with three room apartment above. 81 acres, 35 acres tillable, balance pasture. Pos-| session in 60 days. 4-3t

, A1S . , MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE: 1946 four door

Plymouth sedan, fully equipped, WANTED: Interior painting ) Rummage Sale Saturday at the slightly used. Ralph Need, Phone 720-M. 5-2p.|c n u r t house. Section 1 First Spencer, Ind. 6-3p. i —— (Christian church.

WANTED: To buy 30 or 40

SADDLE HORSES & PONY

SALE, Saturday night. Dec. 7th | at* 7:30 p. m. Bring what you I have to sell. We have the buyers. Work horses and miscellsn- ; eous sale every Monday at 1 p j m. Indianapolis Horse and MulSales, 1351 Kentucky Avenue.' Jack Hacker. Phono Market 001.'!

5-5t. I

I The best price paid for beef hides. A. * S. Junk Yard. 24-'f.

FOR SALE: Viltaire ice box, like new, all metal. Don Meek.

| .FOR SALE: English Shepherd'314 Melrose.. 6-lt.

I pups. Edmond Torn two mi I west of Limedale. 6-

I FOR SALE: Werner player ■ piano, oak case, good condition. •Address Box 130. Daily Banner.

6-3t.

FOR SALE: Plenty of Rayon hose and gowns. Real silk merchandise. Phone 757-.I. 6-lp

WANTED

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1 Id hm'Ii 1 signal j

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iDUtameni »•< iiHf'il, in

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taiu.

> 'tatr ii 1 •*>1 v#nt .\**\ .'1st, 194$.

Hubert

No. S777. Koy *'. SutherHn,; timer r \krr*. I'litiuMM rir. iiit

The Ajmchf 11 highway in Aril cr. "I'.i bi i fierce Apache ImiJ od white settlers.]

FOR SALE: 1936 Chevrolet, j bales of clover hay or alfalfa. I two door sedan, good rubber.' live 2 1-2 miles east then 1-2 mile Call Sunday. Jewell C. Trout, ^ north of Greeneastle and StilesReelsville, one north. 6-7-2p. [ vill road. George W. Cottongim ! R. R. 3 Greeneastle. 5-2p. FOR SALE: Shorthorn milk •

cows $140, brindle Jersey spring-' er $110.00, black half Holstein heifer $120.00. Changing to Wisconsin Holsteins. Milo north Fillmore, Chas. Chestnut. Fillmore. 6-9-2p

WANTED. 1931 Chevrolet, with or without tires, must be in good condition or other good used ear priced reasonably. R. W. Baldwin, R. 4, Greeneastle.

6-3p.

LOANS! EMERGE INDIANA 19' . E. Wadiiai

STOKOL! 20THCEJ FURN1 S\l K.s DO I liepairs far all 1 ,■*. sinkers, and I ice far all ante* units. Sheet M«'t*| ICE HElTl| VEKTIUI lit West I raj Phone, I Might .'J

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FOR BETTER FOOD 24 HOURS A DAY (excep t Sunday) JT'S DEEMS; ,STEAK 103 tart W«shingion Strati. e - (VIRGIL R. PEEM

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