The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 October 1947 — Page 5
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JHE DAILY BANNFR, GRgENCASTT?, tNDlATrA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8,
1947
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Lptcniboi
meetins of th<> week.
merit put o n a
D U R O C BOAR and GILT SALE!
for fire, prevention contest:
posters which\ Warren Terry, fifth grad
, t
hnililing "" t arm 2 miles Southeast of North SHlein I |S«; also 7 miles Northwest of Danvill--, Imliana.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER II, 1947 KKdlNNINt; AT I :<H) OTLOT K l». M. 30 BOARS - 30 GILTS
ufferiuK "i' 1 ,M ‘ sired hy Proud Royal •»73-«l7 who was rnr .liniior K<»:ir pig at the I'ltii Indiana Slalc Fair. He ^ Hit.r mate to the first prize -lunlor Sow Pi K and a "".rf alt first prize winning groups. \ litter mat,- harrow ' r champion Dtiroe Barrow at the National Harrow Ail-tin. Minn., ami Reserve (iraud Champion of all
,itl Pro-peefor 195258 Second Prize Junior Yearling at the i'liaim stale Show. The offering has size and quality. TERMS OF SAI.K: — C ASH.
I J STEVENSON AND C. H. WALTER AND SONS
NORTH SAI.KM, INDIANA. Ralph Rinehart, Flora, lnd„ Victor Carpenter. North Ofttgr Jackson, Jauvstown. — Fills Freeland, t l.-rk. SEND FOR C ATALOG.
church. | daughter visited Wodneada- noT V"' “ v ' Ty , 'nJoy«Wc j/ire and sitTRCstinns w.tn services honoring those who \vith her parents. Mr and Mrs ''..v ' ” pro " r:,m Mon - picvention on
u ere being promoted from one William Hughes | hi .T: erno0n ' s, " llp <'f th, i they entered in the contest j Mary Val Crouse, fourth grade department to the next Forty- |nignugnts were: shooting wat- sponsored by the City Fire D.'
* Mrs. Floyd Cali and chiidren|er higher than the school build- partment.
and
Crosby of Greencastle spent a,the uses it has at the fire, using total
few days with ““ * >A '
- r — vw c.c iic-Ai. Forty- ^ four certificates were j^iven by
| the superintendent, Warren Bus-1 0 * 0llam,0> f ' la ” antl Mrs - J ' B : nl k r ' showing the equipment and The school cafeteria served
lev 0 .„i m... r . Crosby of Greencastle spent a,the uses it has at the five ,
ei' and Mrs. James Jones. The minister, Rev. Leonard Wymore, conducted the service and sermon similar to the commencement program. Parents and chil-
dren and friends were impressed by the services
.Mr, and Mrs. Osborne Hutchins entertained Monday evening
Hie Dinner Bridge Chib
Mr. and Mrs Ui<
Nathan Call.
hut
stxtTi frrmW Timriflff for fho fifth grade ttvs
year.
The fifth and sixth grades are
^ Barbara Sutton, third grade planning a trip to Kingans and | Wally McClure. Warren Terry | other points of interest in the
a w as also the winner of the grand i Capital City.
" ' P r ' z ''. ' The children enjoyed a health
174 i
of 870 meals last
fire extinquisher, and last which made an average of ™. , . _ . _ not least, the sounding of meals per day lo T .w ^ ° SS ° thl> What is the firemen’s P. T. A. helpers In the cafJ*"''”"' *" enr ' ,1,e " U)0 '. ■
OBITFARY 'all number? 41. teria have been Mrs. Hughes.* Vote was chosen as li-.t.ve
Lie.Pv Robert R. the youngest son of Miller School Mrs. Hanna. Mrs. Fobes, Mrs * * ' 1 .Robert and Sara Ellen Crews The children of Miller School'Killinger and Mrs. Ernshaw. ' a.. «a ......a.,-, j was born April 15. 1906 at Har-1 were entertained Thursday Kathleen Reynolds, of Mr: VISIT SON WHO CONFESSED KILLING
| mony, Ind., and passed away i .orning
program Friday given by M>Denser, a Red Cross ropresenta-
from Chicago.
in the school aiiditori- Rockhill's room, is a patient in
at thciii Sept " :J0 ' l947 ' at the a8 ' ° f 41 ' Um by a n ' a & icia n sponsored by Ward D. Riley Hospital for ob-
liome south of Roachdale a .|» I y *' ars ' ® months and 15 days. Putnam County Red Cross, servation and treatment, licious co-operative dinner was! He 9ttended scho ° l aUii s P‘‘ nt ; Th( ’.V were highly entertained by Letty and Nancy Lowdermilk served. There were seven tahl.w' hiS hoyhood in thal community, j ids Dental Magic. entered Miller School last week of bridge and at the conclusion I 0,1 July 19 ’ 1934 he was unit.<l I he P. T. A. of Miller School Last year they attended the A
In marriage to Rosa Sutherltn h. Id their annual dinner Friday M. G. School in Heidleberg, Ger
and moved to their home in j night in the school cafeteria, many.
Greencastle, on Liberty street i.M.my parents were present to The attendance prize for the where he spent the rest of his;,,.joy the pitch-in dinner and October P. T. A. was won
1‘fe. program which followed. Miss William’s room.
Robert was well know:. ;|, Orville Hill, of the Alice Duncan celebrated
throughout the community. He ,<nencastle Fire Department, sixth birthday with a i had been in failing health for t ,1^ to the children of Miller Miss Knauer’s room,
j two years, but had to give up Sehool last week on fire proven- Ridpath Sehool
The following pupils were
illustrated the dangers of Ridpath winners in the Fire-
Community Sale! Fish Fry!
of rounds Mrs. Ward Porther and Mrs. Robert Crosby held high score for the women, and Howard Myers and Ward Porter for the men. Mrs. Russell Shannon won the guest prize. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Shannon and Mrs. Jean Noble of In-
dianapolis.
Mrs. Walter Eads returned home from a two weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dixon and family of Indianapolis. Mr .and Mr.4. George Higgles | of Richmond and Mrs. Mabel Rush of Crawfordsville spent the i week end with Mr. and Mrs.!
Charles Higgle.
by
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pa**ty in
I his work three months ago. All 11 „„ The upper grade children
was done that loving hands ami j t;„. n medical science could do, but
when he
there was One, who
speaks, men are hi-lpleas. JEUS OF LONG-RANGE FARM PI.AN
He leaves to mourn a beloved wife, a son Robert L.. a stepson Abraham SutherUn. Two daugh i ters-in-laws and four grnndI children. Noble. Helen, Virginia
and family.
community auction sale and Fish Fry will be I on the Main Street in the business section of sville, on
Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Max Hymer of t ^ E i e anora.
Crawfordsville spent Sunday] yj t , also leaves one brother: wilti Mr. and Mrs. Okie Hyme’- j ci a ude of Terre Haute and one J
sister Mrs. Grace Rollings of |
] Harmony and a host of relatives . AT THE YON CASTLE 'and friends. He was preceded in |
( death by his mother and father. ^ , also four sisters and one brother ' Although our loved one did not , ! affiliate himself with a church organization, h* sought at all times to live a fine upright life Bud as we all palled him was a devoted husband, fother anil '• grandfather, a praiseworthy
f, October 11,1947 Beginning at 1.00 P. M.
Free Entertainment at Night.
Sponsored By KUM-J0IN-US CLASS OF THE COATESVILLE METHODIST CHURCH irt Hunter and Alton Hurst, Auctioneers.
* homemaker and a fine neighbor
|! He was always hardworking and cheerful. He will be greatly miss- ! ed by all who knew him. * Let m ? live in my house by the i side of the road sj I It’s here the race of men go by til Th< y are K ood ' th ‘-y ar<> bad i they are weak, they arc ! strong, Wise, foolish, so am I Victimized - Renegades plat Th n why shoula j . si t in th. against Rita Johnson, leading! 8 ,. ornH ,. } 8e ut or hurl Ur lady of Rex Beach’s “Michigan I cyn j c ' s ban? Kid." The Universal frontier j L(>t mein thp houso by th. drama, filmed in Cincolor, co- . side ()f tho r()ad and b e a stars Jon Hall, Victor Mi Laglen frU . nt i of ma n. and Andy Devine with Miss I CARD OF THANKS Johnson. I y Ve wjsh [q ( , X press our sincere ' ! thanks and appreciation to our ! relatives, friends and neighbors ! for the bnutiful f-aral offerings
ANGUISHED REUNION takes place In ChVngo's Cook county jail ns Mrs. Catherine Hartmann embraces her son, Jimmy, 15, while the hoy's stepfather, Leroy Hartmann, looks on. The teen-age lad, according to police, confessed the parking lot knife-slaying of Mrs. Gracelyn Bush, and, reportedly, grand juflon have voted three true hills, including murder, against him. ('Jntermfinn.il Sourdphoto)
FARM SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
The undersigned executors of the estate \rill -,"11 the farm owned h> the tale Alva l.ishv. consisting of 81.51 acres, located •Ji. miles northeast of Fillmore, , miles west of ( oatesville, on
WE FOR COKE
RELAXES GOLFERS
received during the deatli of our husband and father, Robert R'lymond Crows. We also want to thank Rev. Eugene Hurst, singi'rs, Dr. Tipton and Mr. and Mrs. Charles MeCurry and helpers. Mrs. Robert Crews Mr and Mrs. Robert L. Crews Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Sutherling and family. pd.
13 Injured By Freak Tornado
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. Oct. 8 (U'F) RFsidenU of a wartime housing project an I trailer camp today dug out from the wreckage left by a freak tornado that swept through a, 15-block area here last night, injuring at least 13 persons. The twister, which lasted less than 10 minutes, come without warning following a tropical storm that sent high tides pounding against beach communities to endanger seawalls for tho third time in nine days. Some 28 traders in a north sruburh trailer ramp were ripped from their foundations and smashed against each other. Store fronts along four blocks were blown in as walls crumpled and interiors were ruined. In the wartime civilian, housing project, consisting of houses with 'brick bases and frame uppers, roofs and frame tops were blown off as the brick portions remained standing.
Wednesday, October 15,1947
SECRETARY
AT I? O’CLOCK NOON
George D. Aiken (left), (R). Vt . Rep Clifford R. Hope (R). Knns., and other members ot the joint congressional agriculture committee his department’s plan for long innge farm program, which if enacted by Congress will take eHect l.nn 1. 194') (Internation.il)
Farm can all he cultivated exiepl where buildings are located. Soil very fertile .’(I >eres new grojtud under eiiltlvation, wll teneed, w |.l| tiled, in ail route, milk route passes house, near .schools, on good road, has line nearby. Modern house, hot water furnace, el"ctricity, running water, ! connected with cistern; large dairy ham and general utility barn (with electricity and running water, hog houses and crib combined iw’lth cenvnt floors, two hen houses, work shop, •> ear garage.
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Full pos,cession November I. 511 laves now a lien, will he paid. Crops w ill bv reser\ ed. Purchaser may pay all cash, or 1-8 down and halance on or
before January 5, 1918. Abstract will be furnished.
At the same time and place the following personal property will be sold:
Cultipncker, two wagons, feed chopper, grain elevator, garden plow, diteli filler, some wire cable, dn/.cn bundles good uvd lathes, three dozen li in< h field tile, corn shredder, two hay hosiers for cattle, one hay feeder for sheep, spike tooth harrow, dump rake, horse drawn disc, 8 inch Delta bench .saw, complete with mutor and stand; blacksmith drill and bits, plains, bits and other workshop equipment, two wheel trailer, bench grinder, H to 10 tons of hay, anvil, forge, vise, ox yoke, rug-, 11-3 \ 11-3. dining room table, oak top extension oak desk, roll top, oak library table, 8 piece walnut dining room still'., consisting of table, long buffett . and -six chairs, oak dresser w ith long mirror, h"d springs, mattress, quiekelean hand sweeper, lard jars, fruit jars, wooden churn and a few antiques or relies and plenty other articles.
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TERMS
CASH.
ANNA B. LISBY, ARTHUR LISBY, Executors
Ml KST and III N IT It. \uct,.
t.ll l.l \ A LYON, \ttvs.
CLOSING OUT SALE
As I have re-enlisted in the I . S. Army, I will sell at public auction on the farm known as the Mary XI. Hawkins, located mile.* smith of tircencnstlc and i'j miles north of 1‘iitnumvill^ on the Cein-tcry Road, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1947 STARTING AT I2:3» 1*. M. (< s.T.) 5 - HEAD OF CATTLE - 5
SCHOOL NEWS
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PLBASB
return
empty bottles promptly
DOTTUD UNDIk. AUTHORITY Of TH» COCA-COLA COMPANY DY COCA-COLA BOTTLim CO., MC. Greencastle, Ind. r
Jones School The Brownie Girl Scouts have been organized by Mrs. J. T. McNeff and Mrs. Joseph Alice with 22 members now on roll. The sixth grade is taking great delight assuming the roVpnnsibilfty handed down to them of keeping up the school scrap book. Fifty-five boys and girls dte lunch at the Miller School Cafe’tf ria the first week with 48 goI ir.g the second week. We are enjoying the hot lunches very
much. 'The .Creencnsffr Fire Depart-
Of course, you want an all-purpose milk—good for rooking, for coffee, and tho be.-t for feeding baby, too. W ilsou's is the finest quality milk money eun buy. It eosts less, generally, than ordinary milk ami brings you lovely gifts, besides.
One 8 y«ar old Jersey giving I gallon per day; one 8 y.-ar old * Jersey giving gallon per day; on." (i year old Jersey giving 3 I gallon per day; two 7 months old lieiforv These cows are T. It. mill Hangs tested.
One brooder
feeding oats; one
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18 - HEAD OF HOGS - 18 8 sows t i farrow on Ja .i ary 15; 15 ti!ll pigs. • months obi.
CHICKENS
10(1 or more Barred Rocks, beginning to lay.
stove. FEED
10 ton* or more Clovor hay; 150
huslirl Hybrid No* d Corn.
IMPLEMENTS AND MISCELLANEOUS One liHli A, John Deere tractor, lights and starter, used one season; one cultivator for the above tractor; one 7 ft. John l»«*ere disc, tandem, used one season; one !l!l!t John Deere corn planter .with horse tracks or tractor hitch; on- Massey-lfirrls No. 8 hay ! loader used one season; one 10 ft. John Deere power hinder on j rubber, cut (>0 acres; one John l»e,"re wagon and hay frame, used one season. One McCormick mower.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One Round Oak range, wood or coal, one Round Oak Duplex stove; one Warm Morning stove; one dining room suite; orv* bed room suite; •» hook eases; one half bed; one Speed Queen washing
machine and otlvr articles.
TERMS — CASH.
Not responsible for accidents.
A. H. FERRAND, Owner Ilf KST AND lit NTER, A nets, CLIFF XI. MAINS, Clerk.
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