The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 February 1949 — Page 3

WE PAY CASH FOR DEAD ANIMALS Horses, Hogs, Sheep, and Cattle. Prompt, Sanitary Service. CALL GREENCASTLE 278 CAM. OLOVERDALK 30 OH 1*1 TNAMMMJQ 33. He pay all phone charges. JOHN WACHTEL CORP.

home v Ada

■H a* d 0* w ~ g he Whitaker funeral 1% H £ Thursday morning for Mi

* comforting help for BacU.che, Bowman.

rhie^irrl'tgtfng^ssag^sf Leg Palno* Mr. and Mrs. Rimer O StUhr-r-

Sti'JSSSLSSSSS*^ 1,11 i "’ , ‘ ‘««" , Sh“T made a husmetrouble., try Quick, complet. trip 1 , Bloo.nington Tl'lirs.|a\

Ion or money b«, k guaranteed. Aik

ggl.t lot Cyita« ’ouay.

(l,o\ KKOAI.K Ross Schillings of near .istli was In Clovefdale pday. rial services were held at

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sinclair were in Indianapolis one day this

week.

Mrs. John I.inville is recovering from injuries received from a fall into the cellar of her horn Tuesday.

INKLE HANK SEZ

IE LONESOK1EST 1 [EWING IN -fH' WORLD ItO BE LOOKING DOWN IE WRONG END OF GUN.

SPECIAL SEE THE NEW FARMALL CUB Now Available For Small Acreage Farming.

Mrs. R.lith Ogles of Muncie is visiting hot nother. Mrs. Veit I Mann. Mrs. Grace Routt of Green- | castle was in Ploverdale Thurs

| day.

| Miss Janet Murphy of I. U. is j spending a few days vacation be- ] 1 ween semesters with her partrts. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Murphy. Mrs. Minnie Sinclair visited Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McCoy

Thursday.

Bill Heavans. student at I. U. is spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pleasant

Heavans.

Mrs. Belle Leonard is quite ill at the home of Me. and Mrs. Jim

Williams.

Doyle Boston of the U. S. N’avy is spending several days with 'datives and friends in dover-

j dale.

Irma Hunter spent Thursday i ; iglit with her grandparents, Mr.

j anil Mrs. \V. A. Corns.

Mi .and Mrs. clay Moorefield 1 >f Poland and Mrs. Will Hunter I if Greencastle spent the day j Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. W. J A, Corns and Delca Hunter. Claude Smith of Jordan was in

Cloverdale Thursday.

Ill)AH CKKST VICINITY

-Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Skinner and sons of Columbus visited his parents Sunday, Mr. and Mrs Fred Skinner. Several from this community attended the funeral of Mrs. Ada Bow nan at Cloverdale Thursday. Mrs. Mary Grubb entertained her granddaughter. Mary Elnora Monday. Klvin Gaston. Frank Dobson. Jim McAnnk'h and Mr. Neele\ are shucking corn for Joseph and i Marion Grubb. Mrs. Lola Grubb and daughter j were in Martinsville Friday. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hurst

Mrs. Lucille Curran Hostess To Christian Church Women Thursday night February 3rd. Liieilb Curran was hostess to the ladies of the Christian Church.

at the liome of Ida Sinclair an it is hoped all'members will h

The meeting was called to order] present.

hostess gav< tine inter, sting eon I Coed formats, speelallk priced | 1i st. which was on" by Lula Co:; fur Valentine's, Sl.tt.'i. S3.!l."i and Kvi-ryone enjoy d seeing Mr- 1 up tp .'sl'.’.aO. Mrs. Illekman, 31'> Grimes open her hostess gift. 1 Greenwood. 7-!i-ll-Jt The next meeting will be held! —

; Maple Heights Home Ke ruinimage sale at court house Satin- ] day. February 12. at 8:::o a m.

FOR SALR 1 to 15 purebrel Duroc gilts, bred to black Poland boar for May 15 to 30 farrowing. S50 each. Get 'em quick 01 they go to the yards. Philip | Evans, 1 1-2 mile oast of Fill- ) more. 7-Ip. '

WANTED: Washing to do In mv home. Will wash quilts. Call 880-WX. Ip

L0ST-

and s in attended the basketball ,

[game at Greencastle Friday I Z*" Al1 "'

[ evening.

by the chairman. Mrs. Lorenzo Worley. Ann Ruth Worley ami Raquel Eteheson sang a duet, "Suffer the Children.” Devotions were given by Maud Codings followed by prayer by Rev. Dunn. As this was the meeting for the clothes to be brought foi the childrens home these were modeled by the following: Anna Ruth Worley. Mary Dunn. Raquel Eteheson, Betsy McCall, Carol Dunn, and Kaira Dunn. The minutes of the last meet mg were read and approved The treasurer reported that we still have a small balance since purchasing the carpet ,fnr the Church. There was some d.scussion as to whether to continue meetings at night 01 go lack to the afternoon. A moli ot was made ami carried that we meet the first Wednesday of each month at night. As the supply o' tea towels is low at the Church, the ladies are to bring a tea t vvel to the next meeting, which will be March 2nd, at the parsonage. The meeting was dis missed by all repeating the bene diction. A social hour followed waen home made candy and a delicious drink were served.

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Tltiii -day < tub Met Mith Mrs. (•rimes

The Thursday Club met February 3 at the home of M. Alma Grimes. At noon a delirious pitch-in dinner was servo I. The aflirnoon meeting wa called to orile 1 by the presiden Lula Cox, with the club singing America and repeating th j Lord’s Prayer. Roll was called

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Tuesday Heading Circle To Meet With Mrs. Kehurdt

Tuesday Reading Circle will

meet Tuesday afternoon at

o'clock with Mrs L. R Eekard

FOR SALE; 58'... acre farm, 6

2:30 ] and

room house. 2 barns, coal shed J and meat house. 4 milej north j ■ast of Greencastle Write ' Box 61 e li Banner. 4-3t

7-9-11-3'. I FOR SALE; Two wheel trailer,

C ft. bed. good tires. 201 west

Columbia street

LIST Ladies gray wool sweatei Saturday on south Indiana St. by Telephone Office. Mis. Chat. McCullough. Call 754-J or Provo's 7-2p

FOR RENT

Classified Ads For Sale:

FOR RENT: House, barn and K 0 ** I 100 acres of land or will rent miles 1 house separate. Glen Clark,

COAL, NO WAITING; j stove, furnace stoker. I

! north of Brazil to sign, turn west south County Farm

, to mine. We deliver dump loads j 1 for 50c load mile. F-M-F Cor- I j potation. Call D. Frank. Brazil. ' phone 9491. 7tf.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE: Fa in of 113 ■ ies The late H. L. Oustis farm 3 m. north-west of Reelsvllle, 4 room house, cellar, barn wood-

FOR SALE 10 shoals. Walt

Hutcheson. 1-4 mile east Man-] FOR SALE: H g houses. 8x7. hattan on 40 R. 2 Greencastle i Black Lumber Co 501 X Ind-

7-3p

i an a. Phone 403.

FOR RENT: Apartment. Uu ■ ■ rooms and hath, garage. Heat.l lights and water furnished. Pri-‘ vale entrance Adults 610 south Jackson. Phone 493-R.

7-lp. I

4-3p shed, good well of water and spring. Telephone 915-R. 7-3p

i-tr.

FOR SALE Cushman three wheel scooter, first class condition, S200. If you want a delivery wagon I have it. Phone 785-M. John Tharp. Ip

I PHOI.STERING: For high grade upholstering, repairing, refinishing and fine quality fabrics call \rt Furniture shop, 7 west Franklin street. Phone ‘199.

13-tf

FOR RENT: Small two room apartment. Furnished. 702 E Seminary St. 7-11. FOR RENT 3 room, fit I | floor apartment. 409 E. Hanna Street. Phone 7F11. 7-2p

IT'S smart to be thrifty. Clean ! your rugs at home with odorlesi Headquarters for curved raft-| Finn Foam. Stop 'X Shop. It. er^ for barns, garages, machine I sheds, warehouses, stores, fae- ' FOR SALE: 150 bales or mere , tories Black Lumber Co., 501 N. of Little Red clover hay. VVm. O I Indiana St. Phone 403 19-tf M t u hews, Greencastle, R. 2 1 — Cemetery Road 7 -'i>, SALE: Good clovet hay, —— timothy, also clover anil timothy 1 01; SALE: lb g ui.i 1 Farm ill u 11 | tnudor, eiiltivutorN, disc, plow, Moon phone 7F21 20-tf rotiiry Ihh\ ft. Jitowor, ciid^atr — — \\ihmIs lirnttirrs evirn SAKl'. Purt ’tp 1 ni?' ;i pirJ<i*r, all condition. \cw! ^ ! Phor FiTjfUKOfi Trartorn for imm«‘di-j ** deHv, ' py ' Baiiibri Ige Trartot ! for Sa'^7Baby chicks H.

4-3t. |( ('rtificil and

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WANTED

FOR SALE Seven room house, 3 lots. 82500.00 Owner C E Simpson, Ronchdale, Ind. 7-8p. FOR SALE: 9 room me lorn house, bath ami half bath. Nice investment as three apartments. Call 9K0-R after 0:00 [i. m. 7-2p. MISCELLANEOUS FOR TOUR CONVENIENCE Spudnutx are now on sale da'ly at G. C Mur|ihy Co. Store . 1

I •

pullorum cunt roll-

WANTED to u nt 3 or 4 room modern unfurni.sheit apartment. Call t71-\V aftei 6:00 p. m Alla Feld. 7-lt> WANTED: Light weight cleaning rags. The Banner Office.

2S-tf.

Lady wants housework or work as houselit eper. Nora Moore. 210 north Indiana street. Call after 6:00 p. ni. -.3;i WANTED: Farm hand.

FOR SALE: china boars. Staley Turkey

Union.

Hi; \L ESTATE TH.WSFERS .Virgil J Aker, etux to Kenneth W Mullis, etux land in Monroe Twp. fl. Wm. B. Peck, etux to Maurici Kersey, < tax larfd in Greencastle end Warren Twp. $1 Ursula A. Berry, etcon to Damon A Modlin, etux land in Greencastle Twp, .81,

with sixtci n memhejs nnsw, big. I’hcre Were three guests pies mt Mi Grimes, Edith Zieg.-iman, Marvel Beige, an ; six ehildri n. Minutes of the last nieetiiig were read and approve.I and th ' ti i asurer's report wa -

given.

The club vot 1 to donate $2.5u o the .March of Dimes and vote | to change the hostess gift from p mall gift to om large gift Aftei the business meeting th.

Spotted Poland Serviceable age. .

double treated for cholera

Barred and white rocks an

mar-

Farm.

, tied man preferred, by March white leghorns. <> I C hogs , Heetricity and water in house

I'"'' i H rbert Elmore. miles south

Mel[e i

7-6;., I catalogue.

DIET/- POULTRY j Hello Union. 7-3p. FARM. CENTER POINT, IND! :

CO-ED C LOTHES: Springlam 2 M EX-TEA( HER coats, suits ami IresHes coming^ I Interesting high payh g ennin dally. Mrs. Hickman, 315 ' \I.f-NIINE ''PEtlXI.S: ‘ ; met work with nationally In . (ireenwiMHl. l-7-'!t Groups e| ('<t-UI) Dresses. NOV. ] educational publish' t l-oe-d

FOR SALE 1947 half ten pickup, stec! body, good condition. See John Tharp. Phone 785-M in

.,8.ic and si.oil. l ine lor between m i traveling po-ition open GiV' seaiwui wear. Mrs. Hlekmnn, 315 , pieti teaching (•nx-mvood. l-i-.’t , tate highest previou . n

At Sale: Shorthorn

i alves, om

ei. on

land phone number. Box

Banrei

FOR SALK: A 1942 Olds, new tires, good condition Inquire a:

Banner. 7_2| ' types.

FOR SALE: 3 rcoms practii 1 - ally new fuyiituri', privilege o'

Pavilion Ft day this | cows with young j

doming yearling h< if. CASH IN on booming Evct coming yearling steer, all j day Greeting Card Salt B

87 2p

renting 5 room modern ment. Phone 381-R.

KINDLING Lumber C >

7-::

for sale. Metzget ::t.

IT'S NEW 1

apart-; -

7-3" !

FOR SALE: Baby calf Boe- ] -sen Dairy. 7-qp i | FOR SALE: Three good us,’, electric washers, Maytag, Ape., and Watetwitch. Weber's Mil; Shop. 200 North Indiana. 7-2:.

FOR SALE

4-oi. jar 954 2 oi. tub# 494

BOVS TOI)AY...LEAIIEItS T0M0I1R0W

For our youth, “to live and learn" i$ not enough. To live and learn in freedom and cooperation is the promise of a bright future for our community. That’s why we are proud of the work of our Boy Scouts, helping others and keeping "physically strong, mentally awake and morally straight". We take this occasion, the 39th anniversary of their founding, to wish the Boy Scouts of America “happy adventures in Scouting".

GOAN PHARMACY 18 Fust Washiiigti'ii St. TEMPORARY

FOR SALE Practically new living room suite and dining room suite. 1007 S Locust St.

7-3*.

FOR SALE: 4LB J< im I iei rc tractor, new motor and overhauled. 2 big tires, new cultivators, plow disc. 2'.' mile east n* - Fillmore. Glen Custis. Price 11200. 7-2o FOR SALE: Lumber' Deliver(eil from Tennessee at real sav-' , ings. All patterns. Also flon j ing. Write or see James Mr"\\-| I stcr. R. R. 4. Greencastle, Ind. 1

Mon.-Fri.-tl

(.IoIm Milkers Lighting li\lures fur entire

house

Metal egg shipping crates Maytag Hashers Duo-Therm oil room circulators front S59.95 up Myers shallow and deep well wuter systems Youngstown 66 inch deluxe kitchen sinks I’hilgas hottled gas kitchen ranges 159.50 up (delivered and hooked op) Phllco Refrigerators Monarch electric water heaters t\ I RENT FLOOR SANDERS \NI EDGERS ,V inch east Iron kitchen sinks. C. H. and C. HARDWARE It MNHRIDGE

\rtifical Breeding: Holstein, , Guernsey and Jersey sires. All proved transmitters of high milk and butter production. Call bej fore 9 a M. Indiana Artifical Breeding Association. Phone 24F3 Gr, encastle. 26-tf. Noti< e W< Iding School .' :00 p. m.-9:00 p. in. each Tuesday 8 wi eks. Feb. I through March 29. Free to those owning or purchasing equipment aqd supplies from Graver Welding, Greencastle. l-24p. \ MINI in I D \\ . I i b. Uth. For that particular Valentine . . . Say it with flowers. We are Cupid's rigid hand helpers. MilIon's Posey Patch. Say it with flowers. Phone 247. 7-1' FORD AN 11 KEKGI'SON TR ACTOR OH N I ills We convert horse drawn typo corn planters into a pick-Up tractor plantiT. Sul sfaction guaranteed $20.00 Many dia-

lled customers.

Lincoln Weldors, Accessories and

Supplies

Profits. Fret' Samples imprint-j etl notes. Violet all-occasion bo>:

on approval. 16 .stipe, value-. 1 i S0 A . C. complete $169 00, 160 Peiites. Mo th-lays. Notes East-, D. (' with Wisconsin Air led ei-s. Wraps No risk HcrtelAil.J motor complete $409.00 . o.)!' Adams, Chicago. i-lp. | YES we want your plow-bare

business

Chans will train free of i barge a lady 40-55 in specializ-J ed customer sales and si rviie. Make $5-315 a day, pari or fu!l| time. No investment required

Prompt Service,

Better Workmanship

j Line consists of brassieres, slips, girdles and full foundations. Write Chari', 715 State Li," Bldg.. Indianapolis for details.

7-6*.

NOTICE!

Please make before bringing crs.

appointment beef to |ock-

PUTNAM COUNTY FROZEN FOODS INC.

i Hardface your shares NOW tt is difficult to give prompt service j on this item during plow season. • YES we will, sharpen your ; DISC, 50c p. r lineal ft . Taka ! disc apart it boxin A sharp disc does more efficient work. Have

yours sharpened NOW.

Have your lawn mower sharp-

ened now.

C’KAVKR WELDING GREENCASTLE, IND.

Colonial Hatcheries v Baby chicks \ Purina ehow* x Sanitation, inti North Jackson St.

BLONDIE

•«OUT* ox AM NR 1C a

Around a camp-fire . . . feeling the vitality of the Great Outdoors! Working and building as a group. To be prepared, loyal and friendly, helpful and courteous. These are the things that are preparing over two million American Boy Scouts today fo. active citizenship tomorrow.

You will enjoy the speedy, friendly service. INDIANA LOAN CO. 13 E- Washington SI. Ph.

Beware Coughs From Common Colds 1 -

That HANG ON

: Crcomulsionrclicvespromptlvl'ecame I it goes right to the seat of the trouble I to help loosen ami expel germ laden j phlegm and aid nature to stvitho and : heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchi*! I mucous membranes.Tell rnurdruggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsioa nidi the understanding you must like the w.tv it quickly allais the cough nr ioo arc to have wnir monev hack. CRE0MULSI0N 'arCcnwhs Chest Colds. Btonehitf*

/•— , ^ \ WOULD NOU (stop back 'V And tell ' v BLONDie ' l.y THANg YOU ^ pop ml

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r-ME SAYS 1 P " THANK jV', ^

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Y ’ - i SWEET J

Bv Chic Yom?

BLONDIE ) „ SAYS <

YOUPe

welcome".

YOu r UNO •( RETURNING » ‘'■'i L Ak THIS EMPTY

OeC Yjg C.

First-Citizens Bank And Trust Co.

GREENCASTLE

ACE HEATING AND VENTILATING Service on all Automatic Heating Units Stoker Service, Any Make Stokol Sales and Service Day Phono 786 or 277-'I Night Phone 519-1 or 277-1

THE SPORTSMAN S SHOP ^

PAYS TO PLAY’

JOHNNY HAZARD

Bv Frank Ratlin If M