The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 June 1947 — Page 4
THE DAILY BANNER GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY JUNE 2, 1947.
Many Enroll In Corn Club
Lois A. Zi-inor. Fillmore.
Willis Clodfeltii. Russfllvillc.
Oran Buis. Coatrsvllle.
Morris Williams. Groencastlo. Konnctli Perry, Russellville. Paul McGaujrhey, Russellville. Wm. N. Mi Mullen. RoaehiJale.
now bc-inR received by County Apent K. W. Harris who is cooperating in this work with the Indiana Corn Growers’ Association. Enrolment closes June 15.
Enrollments in the Five-Acre
Corn Club in Putnam county ar- Rf)h< rt Cro . shy , Koachdale.
Elvin Harlan, Greencastle. Clarence Rnpan. Fillmore. Gerald Clodfelter, Greencastle. H. C. Perkins, Greencastle. Raymond Wright, Greencastle.
Last year IX corn growers of, Wm A Hu ,. st Greencastle. this county finished the contest DavW L cjnmes. Fillmore,
out of a total of 2999 completing work in the state. So far farmers of this county have enrolled in the Five-Acre Corn Club for 1917
ar follows; . -w
IMH W \ 1*01.IS I.IPKSTOt K
Clayton were dismissed from the Putnam County hospithl Satur-
day.
Mrs. Virginia Erwin and son of
Hogs held steady on a high run of 10,000 today. Most sales
were around $21.25, with some • Greetua.stle were dismissed from going at a .f emium of $24 50. ! the Putnam County hospital Sat
urday.
Classified Ads For Sale
I FOR SALK. One outside door | complete with hardware and i frame size 32’’ x SO Phone 581- ! r. - 2 - 2 r
E. J. Thomas, Russellville. John A.eHarbison, Russellville, it. S. Rippneman, Cloverdale. Osborne ‘Hutchins, Roachdalc. Glcndon • Hcrbi rt. Cloverdale.
W. J. A flee, Greencastle.
Bruno Mann, Greencastle. Roy L. England, Russellville. Tressmnn Goode, Bainbridge.
Wayne •Rinser, Roachdalc.
Frederic k Sutherlln. Cloverdale. Harley Sutherlln, Cloverdale. Harold Sutherlin, Cloverdale. Moiris McGaughey, Russelville. Barbara Leonard Russellville. Warren Harlan. Greencastle. Wendell Brattain, Greencastle. Mildred Clodfelter. Russellville. Henry Cpffman, Cloverdale. Schuyler Arnold, Coatesville.
Gail Arniild. Fillmore.
Raymond Arnold, Coatesville. Harry S. Osborne. Roachdalc. J. Melvin Reeves. Greencastle. Russell '(J Reeves. Greencastle. Herman Hendricks, Greencaatle
Webb Evans, Greencastle.
Janies L.- Giddins. Fillmore. Janies L, Myers, Roachdalc. Leonard V. Mann. Cloverdale. Robert W Riggs. Greencastle. R. J. Coffman, Cloverdale^ Otis Clodfelter, Russellville.
L. A. Dicks. Fillmore. John A mbs, Fillmore. Shirl Evans. Waveland.
C. O. Leonard, Russellville.
Raymond Crosby, Roachdalc. Dorothy DeVaney, Fillmore. Lowell D Ousler. Bainbridge.
Warren Busci, Roachdalc. Ben Blfsef, Rbhchdale.
JuS 7^ Henderson. Roachdalc.
Jow'ph Grubb. Greencastle.
Herschel Nichols, Bainbridge.
Max Kelly, Russellville.
Avery Hopkins. Russellville.
C. A. Yeager, Russelville.
Tigers Defeat Earlham, 4-2
DePauw's Tigers closed their
J9I7 baseball season Saturday afternoon with a 4 to 2 win over Earlham. Hayden. Old Gold (wirier, held the visiting Quak-
its to five scattered hits.
Dr Pa uw collected 3 runs in the third inning to take the lead after Earlham had pushed across a tally in the opening
frame.
j 16 inch front wheel as low as
Mrs. Alberta Sink of Gosport.^ 95 - otllrr sizes an<1 n,odelH was admitted to the Putnam I*17.#5. 17 East WashCounty hospital Monday morn-J* n ^ on 29-tf. in ^- ) BRAT»: VOl'RSELF for a Mrs. Ethel Jackson of R. 2. i thrill the first time you use Fina Coatesville. wus admitted to the | Foam to clea/i rugs. Stop N’ Putnam Countv hospital Sunday (Shop. It.
evening and dismissed Monday ;
morning.
J. Clay Brothers of Green-
FOR SALE: Kroehler davenAT MILLER’S: Tricycles withj port , vith partly completed slip
‘covers. Mrs. H. R. Pruitt. Fillmore. 2-2p
FOR RENT FOR RENT: Invalid bed
that
and I new
"anted
automatic
sick room equipment that go J Truck an(l with it. 401 W Franklin St.2-2p. | availahio. ^
Phone -
The Tigers won six and lost seven during the season, defeat-
It is expected that several newjp.j, 1)oth KarIhHm and Hanover
twice.
members will enter the club in
addition to the above list.
The highest official yield of 154.5 bushels per acre in Putnam county in 1946 was grown
by Shirl Evans of Russellville.
The Indiana Corn Growers’ As-i soclation awards rose gold med-
als for yields of 150 bushels
more, green gold medals fo> | yields of 125 to 150 bushels and 1 gold medals for yields of 100 to 125 bushels per acre and silver medals for yields of X5 to 100 bushels. In Putnam county 10 gold medals and 8 silver medals
were awarded last year.
Any corn grower or junior corn grower 12 to 20 years old who has 5 acres or more in corn can qualify for the Five-Acr<‘ Corn Club by becoming a meai- 1
BOWLING
DOWNTOWN LEAGUE
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Team Av
V F. VV. No. 1
16
5
139
EitM’s
15
6
151
Laundry
12
9
136
V. F. \V. No. 2
9
12
129
Banner
9
12
126
Univ. Decor.
9
12
126
Coca-Cola
8
13
136
Post Office No. 2
6
15
122
Monday—8:45 Banner vs. Post Office No. 2 V. F. W. No. 2 vs. Univ. Decorators Home Laundry vs. V. F. W.
ber of the Indiana Corn Growers’ No. 1
j Association. At harvest time the Eitel’s vs. Coca-Coca
Extension Departrment exp 1
to furnish judges to inspect and AI TOMOTIYE LEAGUE
check yields of contestants. Ao-j plications for membership mayjBuiek
bt maue to the County Agent.
FOR SALE Business rental property belonging to the Estate of Frank Cutler, deceased, located at 5-7 West Franklin Street on North Side Square, Greencastle, Indiana. (Occupied by E. J. Staub, plumber, Eiteljorge s Barber Shop and Others). For Further particulars see JOHN F. EITELJORGE R. F. D. 4, Greencastle, Indiana, Executor, or FRANK G. STOESSEL, Attorney Central National Bank Building, Greencastle, Indiana.
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Farmers Supply ! Standard Oil } VVeesnei’s j Olds-Pontiac ! Studehaker Chevrolet
W’ 25 20 19 19 12 14 11 10
L 8 13 14 14 15 19 22 23
castle was admitted to the Putnam County hnopRal Saturday.Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Baynaffl of Greencastle a,rc the parents of a son born Sunday at the Putnam County hospital I Delores Burcli .of Amo was j admitted to the Putnkm county | hispital Saturday evening. Betty Sheldon of Tampa. Fla. was admitted to the Putnam county hospital Saturday’ Roxie Wright of Amo was admitted to the Putnam county hospital Friday. Stella Layton of R. 3, Greencastle was admitted to the Putnam County hospita; Saturday evening. Mary Butler of Greencastle was admitted to the Putnam County hospital Monday. Nannie Furr of Cloverdale was admitted to the Putnam County hospital Sunday. Mrs. Ethel Beck of Greencastle was dismissed from the Putnam County hospital^ Satur-
day.
Myrtle Reynolds of Greencastle was dismissed from the Putnam county hospital Saturday evening. Mrs. Gerald E. Beaman of Quincy was dismissed from the Fititnam county hospital Satur-
day.
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FO& SALE: Bicycle, like new. 'phone 263-MX. 28-7:.
FOR SALE: McCormiek-
Twnwing machine, 10 ft. -i+re sulky hay rake, John
Deere pusjvs rake for F20 tractor Lester TjM'y, 2K. miles southeast of Meridian. 31-2-2p.
S4$,E: To
” FOR SALE: Model A Ford. All in good shape. Theodore Hurst, Airport Road. 2-2p
FOR SALE: Good fresh potatoes. Sherman Cofer. 3 miles east 2 miles north Greencastle. ip.
FOR S4|«E: Tomato plants in bloom, niangoes. pimentoes. broccoli, celery and sweet potatoes and frost proof cabbage plants; also petunias, snapdragons. salvia, geraniums and other flowers. Joe Ellis, 503 Maple. Phone 333-^t. 23-St.
FOR SALE: Model H John (Deere tractor auid cultivator, motor overhauled and new tires, new paint job. Paul Grider, Fincastle. 2-3p.
FOR RENT: Trailer home, for | ‘ , ‘" ne 7Fl:; next two weeks. 401 W. Franklin 'WANTED'., st «p;S c ‘
\ Charges paij
FOR RENT: 15’xl7’ space new j Company.
storage, j
wanted
"’•thin next lu
LmciaV
wanted*
FOR SALE: Electric Speed Queen washer. Amos Fine, Road 40, 2 mile east of Midway. Ip.
I Owe -i.se d 1
FOR SALE: Concrete gravel, pea gravel, coarse sand, plaster and find masonry sand. Clark & Son Gravel Co., west of Pleasant Garden. 21-tf. pd FOR SALE Plajtfs, moat al> varieties. Mrs. C. C. Crawley, 309 north Indiana St. 10-tf.
FOR SALE: White Rock fries. Mrs. Ray Rjilerdiek, Bainbridge, Ind 2*2p
FOR SALE: Recleaned luncoln soybeans. 50 to 75 bushels. Olin Dudley, 8 miles East Greencastle. 2-3p.
FOR SALE: White Rock fries. 3 to 4 lbs Bob Hoffman. Phone R24F2. 2-8-9-34
FK>R SALE: Dual truck tandem, good as new. See John Tharp, ©09 South Jackson, St. 2-lt.
FOR SALE: 1946 three room house trailer at 425 E. Vermont street, Brazil. Ind. Phone 791. Greencastle. 29-tf FOR SALE: Shorthorn cow and heifer calf, second calf. Dr. L. A Trippett. Cloverdale. 31-2p
FOR SALE: One ladies diamond ring. Write Banner Box 54-C. 2-2p.
FOR SALE: Pioneer seed corn, early and extra early corn. Phone 1F11, Rex Hathaway, tf.
FOR SALE: Weed burners
Mrs. Richard Qwen and daugh- *22.00. Weed snaths and blades;
ter were dismissed from the Put- ^ ce H flashlights; Aluminum tea
nam county hospital Saturday.
PLANTS FOR SALE: Tomato, cabbage, pepper, sweet potato plants, nice potted tomato plants. Roy Budich Veslinovich. 74 Martinsville St. 2-6t. FOR SALE: Two horse single phase electric motor. vyhite Cleaners. 2-2t.
building, suitable for
two cars, small shop. Located rear of. See owner at east door. 401 W. Franklin St. 2-2p. FOR RENT: 2 rooms fw $io.
a month, corner of Maple and| and acrfa Kt , Elm Streets. The Tharp Need-(Call BannerOff"^ more Apts. o-lt I —-
miscelu
ATTENTION’^ KHS Savea smu ,t a MeCormick-Dwri
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE: 6 room modern house, two inclosed 'porches,
built in cabinets, fireplaxe, gar- j Double unit pj-• age. Clyde Sweet, South Indi- units $273.(K) ' ^ ana Street Road. Phone 682-R. i ment Co.
2-3p.j -
— 1 Schrock Natun,
<32 -33'; P205I in
FOR RENT: 2 bedroewn guest bungalow of new coniitruction. being built at Allendale Springs. Do you want to lease it? Studio apartments are already leased. Phone 979-W. 26-tf.
delivery. Eligible f„ Payments. Schrock Service. Congerviik,
Putnam county farms for sain. FARMERS: Write for free descriptive list. C. Boesen General
N.^hillips, Real Estate, Fildmore. Mon-Wed-Fri-tf. FOR SALE: A 5 room hquse with electricity, a barn anci 7 acres of ground located in Mt. Meridian. See Glen Clark, south of County Farm. 2-4p.
The man that
tact with all kinds of has a 1929 y P || 0W • oni’ wing
small acreage and house within don’t know mm
Viile, Ind.
Met Stor
Anyone desiring Texas, address Box ner.
FOR TRADE: 80 acres With
house and lots of timber for | truck with
Tuesday Olds-Pontiac vs. Standard Oil Farmers Supply vs. Buick Weesner’s vs. Packard Studehaker vs. Chevrolet HOSPITAL NEWS Mrs Robert Orr and son of Coatesville were dismissed from the Putnam county hospital Sunday. Mrs. Robert Myers and son of
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FOR SALE: Jersey cow with heifer calf; two Chester White
In rlini<*al testa conducted by medical doc more than 100 peraons loaf >4 to IS avorago In a taw waokp with AYDS Viti
Candy iteducir.y f*lan.
lical doctorn, ‘ ““ Ms.
amis
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Are You Tormented By'PERIODIC 1 ' FEMALE PAIN
kettles; aluminum dish P anP ’j . ows and pig S E va j 0 bo noi'h
cookers; 16 quart aluminum pressure cookers: Girls bicycles; | All metal coaster wagons $10.50;
;ot Belle Union.
2-lp.
With Its Nervous
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due to female functional monthly
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VEGETABLE COMPOUND
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A U. S. GOVERNMENT BUREAU REPORT announces the discovery ol 1 a new tannic acid treatment for ivy poisoning*. The treatment has been found excellent; it is gentle and safe, dries up the hli“ters in a surprisingly I short time — often wilhin 24 hours. These government findings are incor-
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Garden plows $4.95 up; 7-8 inch hay rope 5c foot; Myers and Lantz grapple hay forks and pulleys; Hudson hand sprayers; Hand saws; Ratchet bit braces; Parmak fence chargers; I^nnox 011 furnaces; Cistern pitcher pumps $4.75 up; Hot Shot batteries; Globe portable milkers; Rigid pipe wrenches: Tin gnips; 12 inch adjustable wrenches; 25 and 50 foot lawn hose; Myers over the casing deep well automatic water systems; Denting I shallow well water system; Fold- ' ing lawn chairs; Burdsall outside white house paint; Aluminum rural mail boxes; Painters ladder jacks; Natural gas ranges. C. H. and C. Hardware. Bainbridge.
28-6t
IVY'DRY
At your drugstore, 59e.
•ITT-MUt it m!l. I.r in f ont.. H nu-Uir, ff. /, ' • ’ " 'J with any fi>rrrnm^nt organuolion.
FOR SALE: White rock fries, 3 1-2 to 4 1-2 lbs. Mrs. Raymond Herod, Fillmore. 2-4-2t
MAGIC FOAM .used on your coat collars will clean very satisfactorly. This eliminates dirty shirt collars. Also cleans your felt hats Siold by Horace Link & Company. 2-lt.j
FOR SALE: Brown mahogany finished knee hole desk, top 21” x41," four drawers on left side, two drawers plus one for filing on right, wide drawer in. middle at top, delivered in city for $39.45 Furniture Exchange, West Side Square. Phone 170-J. 2-Ip
FOR .SAIjE: At Sale Pavilion Friday, extra good set of leather ypr harness; two new collars; two raw hide halters. 2-2p.
FOR SALE: Baby stroUer. 401 W. Franklin St. 2-2p
FOR SALE: Practically new Maytag Washer, Gas Engine. Reasonable. Call 729-R. 2-3p
lew miles of Greencastle. Jphu Tharp, 609 south Jackson St.
?r It.
FOR SALE: The Grant Hbtel with six acres of beaujtiful grounds. Located one mile east of Putnamville between U. S. 40 and Old U. S. 40, on Deer Greek Twenty-one rooms with fnv baths and four showers. The furnishings for bedroonis. din-] ing rooms, kitchen and recrea-j tion rooms to be sold With th" property. Shown by appointment. J. T. Christie. 2-5t
LOST LOST: Studehaker Commander hub cap. Finder leave at Banner Office. Reward. 2-21.
WANTED
ANNOUNCEMENT: Morgan County Rural Youth are sponsoring a box supper Monday night, June 2. at 8:00 p. m. (DSTi at the old gym Martinsville H. S., Martinsville. Ind. All Putnam county youth are invited. 2-lt
FOR SALE: One McOormick Deering corn planter with fertilizer attachment and tongue tnlck. This equipment is ready to work. Weesner Implement Co. 2-3t.
FOR SALE: Regular Farmall tractor on rubber with new type cultivator. Weeaner Implement Co. 2-3t
FOR SALE: Man's bicycle in excellent condition. Earl C. Bowman. Phone 263-W. 2-3t
WANTED: General Hauling, coal, corn*ashes, trash, etc. Call 697-R. Russell Rogers. 2-3p
wing off his truck. ft. 11 d.. weighs aboi get in attics and has, way I have to wall! Am feeling good and chance on anything up. See me if you m a dollar. Real estate or buy for you. 609 son St. John Tharp. r.AltlllA THAI \NI1 Kqill’M F. E. FOXW S East Franklin Phone 130
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DIETZ P0ULTR CENTER ROINT Nt
WANTED TO BUY”: Ice box or ice refrigerator. J. E* Louderinilk, Route 2. Greencastle. 2-lp
WANTED: Job carpenter work I will be caught up this week and ready to schedule more work Immediatly. Roy McCallie, 806 Maple, Phone 131. 27-tf WANTED: Waiter, must be 16 years old. Apply White Way.
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destination.
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JARS, CAPS, LIDS and Rubbers
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