The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 October 1947 — Page 4
The da_ . Banner, greencastle, Indiana, Monday, October 27, 1947.
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CHATEAU •• Tonight and Tuesday
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A WARNER BROS. RE-RELEASE
ALAN HALE • PRISCILLA LANE • FRANK McHUGH . BILLY HALOP ^ •utct'i ty LEWIS SEJLER Screen Play by ROBERT ROSSEN • from a Noel by JEROME OOUM
KOTin<; of i i\\ia «F/rTi.KMKNT or KSTATK NOTICK IS HCKKIiY Ol V'KN to the (’realtors, Ih lrs ami I^Katees of Robert .lackHoti 'ri«.Ml\va>. deceaaed t«> appc.ir in tin* Putnam Circuit Court, ho 1*1 at <ircen<-a.st!<•, Indiana, <»n the llth 'lay of Nov. 1947, ami Hhow '-aiisf. il any, why th«- IINAL SK'I'TLI hM KNT ACCOt"NTS wit hth« . st f- "f said docedent should not I**• approv.l; and said h» irs are notifl*-.l to then and there make proof of h* irshii ,
land receive shares. Walker H. Reasor. Administrator WITNKSS. the Clerk of said Court, this 17 day of Oct., 1947. No omer o Akers, Clerk Putnam Circ uit Court. UUlcii «v Liyori, Attorneys. 20-2t.
Banner Ads Pay
GOING TO CHICAGO TO THE INTERNATIONAL CENTENNIAL
WE WILL BE
CLOSED
ALL DAY
Wednesday, October 29th. HESS SALES and SERVICE
The Youth For Christ Rally I was a real blessing to a largo; crowd Saturday night. A choir of young people from Indianap-; oiis tfrought special music. Evangelist F. A. Wirth of Petersburg, 1 III., brought an inspiring mes- 1 sage on the subject “The Astonishing Christ.’’ He gave a chal
lenging invitation to
Christ as saviours and know His
astonishing peace and power.
Sunday morning was a great time of heart searching with Evangelist Wirth using as his subject, “What a Pastor Wishes For His Flock.” Two came to place their membership with the
church.
The house was filled Sunday evening and the evangelist spoke on the subject, “The Holy Spirit and the Sinner.” He told us that the Holy Spirit, one of the per'sons in the God head had a definite part in the salvation of sinners in that He convicts of sin, righteousness and judgment to jeome. The Holy Spirit can be | grieved to the extent that the sinner no longer will be moved to make a decision for Christ. The public is invited to attend the meeting tonight at 7:00 o'clock. Evangelist Wirth will speak on the subject “The Great Sacrifice of Christ.” Paul M. Robinson, pastor, will direct the song service.
Vets Break Up Eisler Meeting
S0N0T0NE HEARING M ' SERVICE AS ADVERTISED IN LIFE MAGAZINE COMES TO GKEENCA STLE, INDIA N A.
WANTED General Hauling Livestock, Coal and
Grain
OTIS WOOD •IIS North College PHONE HOI-IC
TRENTON, N. J., Oct. 27 — (UP) Angry Veterans burst into a meeting hall where Gerhart Eisler, alleged leader of the
i dial- i Communist party in Aerica, was accept sch< ' <lulod to speak last night and
booed the platform speakers off
the stage.
Despite a chancery court injunction against disturbing the meeting, more than 600 persons, mostly veterans crowded into Contemporary dub hall and snatched the American flag off the speakers platform as 62 police tried to keep order. When Manuel Cantop, chairman of the Mercer county chapter of the Communist party, tried to quiet the crowd, he was gieete ! with boos, cat-calls and invitations to step outside into the alley to fight. Eisler never
appeared.
A crowd of more than 5,000 persons gathered around the building, snarling traffic. Violence flared when a man and woman were beaten as they tried to enter the hall to speak. The couple, Arthur and Janice Brown, of Newark, were taken to safety by police aJid escorted out of town. Earlier in the evening, 350 members of veterans’ organizations met on the steps of the state capitol where Ray Wilcox, one of their leaders instructed them to march on the hall and picket the entrances in an order-
ly fashion.
“Don’t swing unless you're swung o:\" Wilcox said, "but if you’re swung on, don’t miss.” DOS PITA I, NOTES
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kriner of Fillmore, aje the parents of a
daughter born Monday.
Mrs. Gale Elliott of Green-
castle, was admiLtevl Sunday.
LATE NEWS
I Iceland and Newfoundland at
I the request of the next of kin. | The transport moved from a 1
orlties picked through tin M " ■ a berth in the North river at 8 ! ing debris of a barn l ’I a- m. today to the Brooklyn
istle, was aumitieu oui^nj. jthe body of an eight > <ar I arm y base. Officials said it Mrs. Esther Branthan of Ind-| boy they believed was burned f ’j wou , d tako fivc days to reni0Vi , ianapolis, was admitted Sunday, juratp while playing with 111,1 l ’' . a n caskets. The last was not
Mrs. borene Buster of Green- : cg amo ng bales of hay and stra" castle, was admitted Sunday. | Missing after the fire and pr>John Robert Zeiner of Fill- aunle d dead was Lowell Jarvis more, was admitted Monday ! a ward of the Mishawaka Chii
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Thompson j of Greencastle, are the pari ents of a daughter born Sunday.
F. I*. Sayre, .Mgr. of Sonolone of Terre Haute, will he at the Commercial Hotel, (•reeiieaslle, Iml., Tuesday, Oct. 28th, for scientific correction of unsalisfaclory hearing. We invite you to call. Hours from 1:00 p. m. to 6:04) p. m.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28TH. AI'DIOMETKIC hearing tests and eonsnlationH without charge or obligation. SONOTONE OF TERRE HAUTE 1015 South 7th St., Terre Haute, Ind. Phone C 1001 F. F. SAYRES, Mgr, All users Invited for Periodic Cheek-up. Hatterk>.s For All Makes of Hearing Aids.
Morning. Mrs. Robert Crews was dismissed Monday Morning. Connie Drake of Greencastle, was dismissed Sunday. Lewis Godwin of Greencastle, was dismissed Sunday. Frank Galloway of Greencastle, was dismissed Sunday. ENTERTAINS STUDENTS
dren’s Aid Society.
PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
OF
ELLA GARDNER, Deceased TO HE SOLD AT GREENCASTLE SALE PAVILION On Friday, October 31st.
piiuLlc sale; j I will sell at my farm, 2 miles south of Fayette, 1 i mile east of I u. S. 267, 5 miles north of Brownsburg and 4 miles west of U. S. 52
on West 86th Street, Road, op
Wednesday, October 29th
BEGINNING AT 10:,’i0 A. M. THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY: 35 HEAD DAIRY CATTLE One 5 year old Holstein with calf by side; one 8 year old Holstein on heavy flow of milk due to freshen Feb. 28; one 6 year old roan cow on good flow of milk, due to freshen Mar. 2; one 6 year old Holstein with calf by side; one 7 year old Jersey and Guernsey on heavy flow, a good family cow; one 6 year old brindle cow, milking, due to freshen Dec. 14; one 7 year old Ayrshire and Guernsey, a 6 gallon cow due to freshen Nov. 27; one 2 year old Guernsey and Holstein heifer with calf by side; one 2 year old Ayrshire and Shorthorn heifer with calf by side; one 9 year old Holstein cow with heifer calf by side an 8 gallon cow; one 3 year old Holstein heavy springer; one 4 year old Holstein heavy springer; one 2 year old Holstein heavy springer and a real prospect; one 4 year old roan cow with calf by side. The above mentioned cows have been milked on my farm for the past few months and your inspection is welcome. They are
clean, sound and gentle tows.
7 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN HEIFERS One 2 year old registered Holstein with heifer calf by side, broke to milk and a real lady; one 3 year old registered Holstein heifer, heavy springer; five 2 year old registered Holstein heifers, springers, real prospects. Papers will be furnished with each individual on day of sale. AU heifers are bred to registered bull. BULLS Om yearling registered Holstein bull; one 6 months old Holstein bull, eligible to register. HEIFERS One coming 2 year old Guernsey heifer, springer; J one yearling Guernsey heifer; one yearling Holstein heifer; one yearling Holstein and Guernsey heifer. These heifers were selected from grade cows wl^ich were real milk cows. HOGS 3 Chester White sows with 26 pigs ready to wean.
SHEEP lo head good ewee.
TERMS, ('ASH. No property removed until terms of sale arc
complied with. Not responsible in ease of accidents. FLETCHER C. BRUNES, Owner
Lunch will be served by the Ladies Aid of Corinth Methodist church.
DAUGHERTY, MURPHY & HURST, Auctioneers.
BROWNSBURG ST. BANK, Clerk.
The Jive Abouts, a quartet of Greencastle high school graduates, gave a well-accepted and en- ’ | tertaining program for convocation, October 22. The quartet consisted of Bill Grimes, Maxine Leslie, Betty Jo Flint and Bob Flannigan and their accompanist, Bill Lockwood. This group is well known and has been on radio station WIRE and were on WIRE television at this gear’s Indiana State Fair. While at Indianapolis the Jive Abouts 1 were given an audition by Henry Busse, the famed orchestra lead-
er.
The quartet opened its program by singing “My Desire” and “Singing Down the Road” and “She’s a Bad, Bad Girl.” Bill Lockwood, a former G. H. S. stuU< nt now attending DePauw, [presented three numbers on the piano. The Jive Abouts then sang “Kate” and “Blue Skies.” which were arranged by one of the quartet members, Betty Jo Flint. Bill Grimes sang his version of “On the Sunny Side of the Street.” A trombone solo by Bob Flannigan was followed by an encore “Lady Be Good.” The Jive Abouts concluded their interesting program with their | popular version of “The Sheik of. Arahee.” 1 The student body gave this’ convocation their approval which 1 seemed to be enjoyed by all. *
Mr. and Mrs. Leon T. Welch, Dr. and Mr*. J. F. Conrad, Mr. and- Mrs. B. F. Handy attended the Notre ..Dame-Iowa football game at South Bend Saturday. .. 6,200 WAH DEAD HOME FROM GERMANY NEW YORK, Oct. 27 (UP) — The caskets of 6,250 silent heroes of the war in Europe were lifted one by one from the hold of the Joseph V. Connolly today for the last leg of the long
journey back.
The Connolly arrived yesterday with her cargo of 6,251 caskets, the first World War II dead to be returned from Europe,
expected to reach home for
days.
ATTORNEY DIES
ALEXANDRIA, Ind., Oct., 27 —•(UP) -Dee R. Jones, 75, for-] mer law partner of the late U. j S. Sen. FreJerick Vaji Nmys, R., ; ' Ind., died at his home here yesterday after a long illness. Jones, who was city attorney here from 1932-38 alnd also served as Madison county prosecuting attorney, had been ill since he suffered a fractured hip four
years ago.
DOCTORS MEET FRENCH LICK, Ind., Oct. 27 — (INS) — Indiana physicians open the 98th a,nnual session of the State Medical Association tomorrow in French Lick Springs Hotel. Many doctors are already at French Lick attending the Indj iana Health Officers’ conference which opened tolay. The first meeting of the executive committee of the state association will be held tonight. Registration opens Tuesday morning. The council meets a,c noon ami the house of delegates, the policy-making body of the association, will hold its meeting at 4 o’clock. A highlight of the entertainment program will be an ‘’Inaugural Frolic” in the main dining room of the hotel tomorrow night. It will be in the nature of a right club with an. elaborate floor show and dancing. President Floyd T. Bomberg-
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IT of Lit:,;. Up will tl.liij address at the opening ( general meeting Wei morning. Delegates will) report on the Mutual Med siir • < <•, In, . the ,1 wt«L pa: y ' ' ■ ' 1 WV c.:: '.nil i ,i,l , ., • l»i W.i nedy of Ne-.v Castle, Hum president. Scientific lectures by; tlonally-known phy«li_ sin h SUbji 1 as bntii(DtM disease, an mi mul psych ir,i-un,.it| ingering are on the
Night Coughs
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PHILANTHROPIST Anne Morgan, i 76, sister of the late J. P. Mor- ' gan, is reported seriously 111 in • New York. (International) j
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NAVY DAY-1947 The Puinam County Veterans Council salutes the Navy, for a Job Well Done. JOHN A. FRIEND, President FRED SHIVELY, Vice-President JACK HINKLE, Sec.-Treasurer
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The utKiersiKnecl adtniniMt rator
I of the* estate of William Wesley y I Allen, deceased, hereby ffives no ( j tlce that by virtue <>f an order of j , the i J utnum Circuit Court she will I
at the hour of 1:00 P. M. of 26th day of November, 1947, at the law offices of HuKheft and HuKhen, J (ireeneastle. Indiana. offer for sale at private sale all the Interest of said deeedent-in and to the following described real estate ! situate in the County of Putnam, Stale of* Indiana, as follows*
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FARM SALE
OF
GOOD 104 ACRE FARM
PUBLIC AUCTION
We the undersigned will sell our farm eonsisling of 104.84 aeris, more or less loeated on U. S. Highway 36 Inented 13 miles • •ast of IGtekville, 3 miles west of Morton, 6 miles went luteraeetion aad
36 and 13 and 15 miles northwest of <■ reeiieaslle on
AT 12 P. M. Breakfast set (4 eliatrs
table)
4 roeking chairs 1 oblong table—walnut Square stand tahle Davenport and i-lialrs 2 digs (9x12 and 11x15) 2 feather beds 2 mattresses 2 beds—Metal ivml Springs Washing maelilno Pots and |>anx
Dishes Trunk
Carpet Sweepijr Dressers Large cloek
THE FOLLOWING: ami Small eloek Coal oil lamp Kerosene stove and oven (3 burners)
Sugar Fruit
Garden hose Shovel lawn rakes
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jjloe Axe %\ash boiler Kerosene lank Lawn mower Step laulder Cycle Zlne top cabinet.
“Miller” SaysWe have finally been able to obtain a franchise on an excellent deep freeze box of 15 ft. capacity, complete with wire basket. This box is ft Coolerator and carries a five year warranty against defect and workmanship. It also carries a $200.00 Insurance Policy against food spoilage for the same period of time, which is proof of its reliability.” Coatesville Implement & Hardware ERNEST MILLER
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST., AT 10:00 O'CLOCK A. M.
quarter of the
4 quarter ami the Houthw<'8t quarter of the .4011th♦•itHt quarter of Section o*». Township i:t north, Runffe "• west, containing; 80 acres, more
or less.
Said grantee Is granted a pass way ten feet wide to the public highway running through the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of Section 36, Township 13 north, Range 5
west.
All of the south half of the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of Section 36, Township 13 north, Range 5 west, lying east of Deer Creek. One hsilf acre off the northwest corner of the south half of the following' described tract, to-wit: The east half of the south half of the following described tract, to-wit: The e^st half of the southeast quarter «»r Section :i6. Township 13 north. Range 5 west, containing 80 acres, more or less, and said half acre is located west of the
public road.
Containing In all 100% acres,
mor,. or less.
‘ Said sab: will lie made- subje t to the approval of said entirt fot not less than the full appraise,i value of said real estate, and upon tile following terms mid conditions: Cash. The administrator reserves the right to reject any
all bids.
Howard C. Allen, Administrator of the Estate of William Wesley Allen. Deceased. 20-27-3-31.
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NOTH F. OF \nMm*TH\TIO> Notice is here by given that the undersigned has be»n appointed by the Judge of the circuit Cotir; of Putnam County, State of Indiana. Administrator of the estate of William A. Wellinghoff late of City of New Orleans. State of Houisi inn deceased, with property subject to administration in Put-
nam County, Indiana.
Said estate Is supposed to be
Farm van all b»> rultlvatnd except about 5 acres, well fenced, much of fencing less than 5 yi'arH old, well tiled, lni„ route, mail route, milk route and school bus pass farm, good road arannd 3 •.ides of lartn, 2 miles from church. 70 acres now under cultlva- | (ion. 35 a/ 1 res of corn; 10 acres wheat; 12 acres new clover; IS ; irres old clover; 30 acres pasture watered by springs and pond; 94) 1 acres of farm limed recently. Good semi-modern 6 room story ami a half house. Good shingle roof, new paint, 15’ by 20’ cistern, water in kitehen, fireplace in living room, oak floors, plenty closuts, solvlnt.
i lectric lights, enclosed back porch. 1 ‘ James „ r j House conld easily be made strh'tly modern. Electric p4imp, <i!n«<r''r Akers. Clerk well that has never faile<l, wash house, large hen house, metal rnimmi circuit Court, roof. Brooder house, wood shed and garage. 30’ x 46’ eow barn, m*w Gillen K Lyon. Attorneys, metal roof; 86’ x 48’ barn with concrete floored granery and crib CITY LEAGUE and large hay mow; combination granery, crib and implement shed, * ' I erlh has concrete floor, good roof, 8 hog houses. Von are Invited to I w I • *»*- a«vM nna.AtsM.. >■ ., I 4 i ^^QO(ly PflP O 1 7 1
Johnson’s 10
« in* lion a x viix ■ in iixmpi, p^xrxsu ixrxr«, uxr^ axn* i x inspect farm anytime before sale. FoMsession March 1st. TERMS — One Third Cash day t>f sale. Remainder on or before Marsh 1st. Clear title will he furnished. This is an extra good farm and well locatetl on State Road 36. Not responsible In case
of accident.
LEO TERRY and MRS. HERBERT FLINT ALTON HURST. Auctioneer.
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