The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 August 1947 — Page 6

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MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1947.

CHATEAU TONIGHT AND TUES.

pic Saga of tha iolence-Filleti roptiar qfTH¥~ utlawed West!

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CLOVKRD/iI.K Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mollcr and ■on from Clinton visited Dr. and Mrs L. A. Fta> Saturday. Mrs. Kern McClure visited Hose and Alice Williams Friday I morning. Miss Janet Murphy returned to her home Wednesday evening after her trip over the weekend as belle of the Monon. Belle Leonard returned tc he! home from the Putnam County Hospital Friday morning. Mrs. Vesta Elmore was in Grcencastle Thursday morning. Mrs. Nora Morrison called on Mrs, Louise Taber Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Dawson and 1 Mr and Mrs. J. E. Winn of Mume ; Illinois visited Dr. and Mrs. L A. Ray Sunday. Miss Martha Anri Ogle of .’ Muncie is visiting over the week j end with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Vet Mann. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hamilton and Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Ray were In MooresviUe Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sinclair j were in Grcencastle Thursday • morning. Mrs. Anne Byurne was in Indianapolis over Friday uid Saturday. Dr. J. A. Geis of Piqua. Ohio, visited Dr. L. A. Ray Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lem Quinltn were in Grcencastle Thursday aftemooik —W——— -r 1^1 I —II l !»■»»——»

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Written by A. Montgomery Ward ond still the guiding principle of our Company in thil 75th Anniversary year.

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* CLOVERDALE Robert Reynolds of Philadelphia, Indiana, called on Dr. L. A. Ray Wednesday. Mrs. John Logan was in Greencastle Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Charles Sinclair and daughter were in, Grcencastle Thursday morning. •:• B AIN BRIDGE + Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Smith and son of Indianapolis were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conger Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Dickson accompanied Stanley Dickson and family of Indianapolis, to Crawfordsville Sunday where they attended the Dickson reunion at Milligan Park. Mrs. Ross Hanks was honored with a birthday party last Thursday evening at her home. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Codings, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pruitt. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hanks and children, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil English, Mrs. Mabel Tu.r.ey, Mrs Mary Priest, Mrs. Ed Cassidy, Mr. anj Mrs. Clarence Crosby and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hanks. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lanham were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Huskey of Brazil from Friday untill Monday. Mrs. Paul Couger left Sunday to accompany her sister, Mrs.

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Directed by LLOYD BACON Produced by WALTER MOROSCO"

WITH \Kll! M \KCH 01

Foster Fudge and 1 Crawfordsville. to where they will ust sister anj then go If Mr. and Mrs. Cly! Indianapolis spent Mr. and Mrs. Waits Mr. and Mrs. OraV Ladoga uid Mr. and' Vancleave spent SunAi Shaffer. Mrs. Mary' latneti her 98th birthday next Tuesday. Augmt is living with herdaa£. Ivy Wallace of Rok The MeFadden w* held Sunday at the in and Mrs Dolby Coll large number of er.t. Mr. Dwight " Crete. Illinois, r® several days visit

CLOSING OUT S Having sold my farm, we will sell at public and*

lowing personal property at farm known as tin'I 1 " 1

farm or Saekett farm i miles nasi of IMtnamvll!’, 1

of intersection of State Roads 40 and 4.1. •> miles snail

castle and 5 miles north of CToverdale, on Wednesday, August 13,1

AT 11 :(MI O’CLOCK

30 - HEAD CATTLE •• 30

‘15 Head of Guernsey, Jersey and Holstein 0® fresh now, remainder to freshen in fall. This i- » * bunch of cows, elean and all good producers. If 1 good milk cow, be sure, to attend his sale. Five Guernsey heifers, bred now. 90 -• HEAD HOGS •• 60 8 Hampshire sows, Junior yearlings, doiihli * head Hani|yshlre and Berk shoats, wt. 50 to bred Burk mule hog. Junior yearling, vaccinal™2 - HEAD HORSES -- 2 One good smooth mouth team of work lior**'*-

POULTRY

150 .Vearling VVliiti* Rock heiw; 250 April P»i! ,rts

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FARM IMPLEMENTS

Iti'Kiilar Carman Irarlnr aa atari, arw ly "Jgood condition with cultivators, 2 bottom U ft. disc ami tandem, hay rake, mowing , valor, rotary hoe, roller, feed grinder. g»'>d (<l fertiHzer attachments, end gate seeder, f sn " . ^yill bed, Iron wheel wagon with flat bed, 8 disc w shape, old manure spreader, 10 ft. power , jar, insidage cutter in good condition, with pl'‘ n *> ' trees, neck-yokes, forks, shovebt, and everything

farm.

FEED ,i

-00 bushels more or less of good yellow , " rl1 -

IfniMl oats.

Not responsible in ease of accidents

TERMS—CASH. MRS. ROY M. ABRAMS AN HI RST AND HUNTER, Auets. C! Dinner will be served by Putnam'