The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 April 1949 — Page 3

IOOL NEWS UldlMth School I fifth graters hav.- receiv l Mer from Mr. Him* in L Germany tHling that of t<upi | l iPS has ar ri ve ' 1 f;, is being ilistributeil to |, dr ,n of Blurnenthal EleLy School. I,t All'll’ ami Irwnp Robf , H orn the KidLool to Imlianapolis. Lcon.l graile had 100 por I Tu.sday and ■sday. I " f Hidpath l r , ;) hour o„ Monday visit- , : , and Han ison I,,,, the direction of Dr. I Mrs . Turin Thorrien. |t teacher, made the ar-

THC DAILY BANNER. GKEENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, APRIL*.

rangements. Miller Sehool The boys and girls in Miss Hepler’s room have been studying hobbies. Many of the children brought samples of their hobbies. They also gave a hobby program for the children in Miss Williams 1 room. Steve Harrold and Nancy Carole Masten celebrated their seventh birthdays with a party on Tuesday in Miss Knauer’s room. The fifth grade boys and girls gave an April Fool’s surpise to Miss Talbott in the form of a fruit shower. Dick Lewke, a practice teacher of DePauw Music School, gave a program of songs for the 4th, 5th and 6th grades Friday morning. The children enjoyed it

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WE PAY FOR DEAD ANIMALS Prompt, Sanitary Service. CALL GREENCASTLE 278 OR 97 CAM. < I.OVERDALE .TO OK ITTNAAIVII.I.K SS. We pay all phone charges. JOHN WACHTEL CORP.

very much. The fifth grade Girl Scouts ! "'ho attended the Mexican party at the Christian church Thursday afternoon gained a valuable amount of information regarding Mexico, a country they have been studying. They had tortillas as part of the refreshments and one of the girls brought 1 some of them for the children to |

taste.

Grade two, Mrs. Rockhill’s room, made a visit to the Colonial Hatchery, guest of Jean Kircher and her father and mother. They saw hundreds of little chicks, the inside of the incubator, and Boutina, the little Guernsey calf. All in all it was a very pleasant and interesting trip as the following stories

show.

We went to .lean's hatchery. I saw a little calf. I went in th-» incubator. We got four little chicks. They arc cute. The eggs must keep warm. Before the ggs hatch they must have good parents. A bad chicken is called a cull. by Marilyn Brown We went down to Jean’s haichery. Wo saw many chicks m the incubator. We have four chicks in the sotopol room. I like the little chicks. by Howard Chase III Wc went to Jean’s hatchery. The hatcheryman will go to the farms to get good parents. While the eggs set they are turned. They are kept warm too. We took four chicks to school. Their names are Black Joe, Dainty, Jerry and Little Peep. by Coleen Tkamire •limes School Billy Max Wilson, first grade pupils ot Jones School, has moved to Hazelwood. Mrs. Dennis Sutherlin and Mary Jane visited the second grade Friday. Mike Garriott visited also. Mama Welch, a fourth grade student, is moving to Harmony, and will attend the Van Buren

school.

Chinese Communists. Eleven were injured seriously. The students charged the government’s peace overtures were insincere and that it actually was preparing for continued civil war. They also demanded better living conditions and attacked "American imperialism.” After orderly parading, about 2,000 students went to a troop receiving center to distribute lit-

erature.

A Nanking garrison spokesman said the soldiers responded by attacking the students, whom they called Communists. The students then went to the office of Acting President Li Tsungjen to protest. The soldiers followed and attacked again, the spokesman declared.

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For Sale

SPRING SALE continues at Miller’s Hardware all this week. 4-tf.

WE PAY FOR DEAD ANIMALS HORSES-CATTLE-HOGS FOI! PROMPT AND SANITARY SERVICE PHONE GREENCASTLE 1008 INDIANA RENDERING COMPANY

Soldier-Student Clashes Hurt 144

NANKING, April Fights between soldiers and anti-gov-ernment student demfinstratoi s injured 144 persons late Friday following departure of an official mission to talk peace with the

7 True Bills Brazil, and Hughes ft Hughes, of this city, as his attorneys. Gifford Black, Exalted Ruler of the Grcencastle Elks lodge, today said in connection with the statement of the grand jury’s accusation against Sheriff John T. Sutherlin that when the sheriff made his proposition to the lodge that it was flatly rejected by himself as head of the lodge ami later by the trustees of the lodge. The Grcencastle Elks lodge has operated as a private fraternal organization and at no time has it engaged in gambling activities with non-members or used or permitted on the premises equipment owned or operated by private individuals. The grand jury report on the county poor farm said the .’mterior of the place was in a veil kept condition, but they criticized the exterior of some of the buildings and the fencing and some outbuildings and said they should be repaired and repainted immediately. In connection with the jail, they reported finding two places where the roof had leaked anil asked that the commissioners be notified so that repairs could be made. The grand jury also asked The Daily Banner to express their collective thanks to all witnesses and others appearing before or working with the jurors for their splendid co-operation and efforts to make their task more complete ami fully satisfactory. BODY HINTED

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DELPHI, April 4.—(UP) State police dragged the Wabash river today for the body of William Brummett, 60. who was believed drowned when his motor boat overturned while he was I fishing. Brummett’s wife, who witnessed the accident, said he clung to the boat for a few seconds and then disappeared. RHODES. April 4 (UP) Syria lined up behind Transjordan today to negotiate an armistice with Israel in the Palestine war. HAD NARROW ESCAPE PLYMOUTH, April 4.—(DP) Alan Nusbaum, 26, and Rebut Fisher, Bremen, Ind., were unhurt when their small plane tore down electric power lines near the airport here yesterday. The residents nearby were without electricity until the power c»ij cults were repaired.

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TIME For SPRING TUNE-UP Complete analysis of your car to assure motoring satisfaction. Farmers Supply, Inc. JOHN A. CHILDS 108-107 E. Franklin St.

WAYNE Mash Layer $4.00. Stark arid Bettis. Phone 211, Morton. Mon. Wed.-tf. Headquarters tor curved rafters for bams, garages, machine sheds, warehouses, stores, factories. Black Lumber Co., 501 N. Indiana St. Phone 403. lU-tf

FOR SALE: 3 piece living room suite, good condition. Cad at 402 west Walnut or phone 644-R after 5:30 p. m. 4-Jp.

FOR SALE: Table top gas range, good as new, $75.00; 100 lb. Coolerator, good condition, $20.00; Bartlett lawnmower, used one season. $15.00. Phone 335-W. 4-3t.

FOH SALE: 4 row Internatonal corn planter. Used one year. Check as drill. Boss Alice, 2 miles east of Belle Union. Phone Belle Union. 2-2p

FOK SALE: Horse corn planter 2 row. Earl Rowings, south of Keytsville, on county line. 2-3p FOR SALE; Two used trartor tires and rims 10x38. Amos Fine. 1 1 miles east of Midway on 40. 2-2p

FOR SALE: 1947 Plymouth club coupe; 1947 Ford club coupe; 1938 Model B John Deere tractor with cultivator; New G. M. C. trucks. Farmers Sully Ine. 4-2t.

WANTED: Hauling of any I COX AND SONS general conkind including ashes or brush, j tractors and builders. Free plans call Crawley or Mangas at 255. I and eatlmates. Call Leland Cok, 4-6-7-3p. CoateavlUe. 22-l2p

WANTED: Wallpaper clean. Phone 691W.

FOR SALE: Baby chicks. Barred and White Rocks and Whit _> Leghorns. FREE CATALOGUE DIETZ POULTRY FARM. CENTER POl^NT. Ind. 4-tf.

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WANTED: Man and wife for steady employment. Man to work in store, wife to do housework and cook. Excellent home of a three room apartment. Write give full details, age and education. P. O. Box 151, Greencastle. 4-3t.

IjATEST RECORD RELEAS ES: “Teddy Bear's Picnic." “All Right Louis Drop the Gun," "Cruising Down the River," Russ Morgan and Blue Barron; “More and More Tee-jus" by Carson Robinson,” “Don’t Gamble with Romance,” “You, You, You Are the One," Russ Morgan or Ken Griffin. “Staughter on Tenth Avenue,” "Easter Parade” by Bing Crosby or Guy Lombardo.

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Music Store.

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WAYNE Starter and

Grower

$4 50. Stark and Bettis.

Phono

211, Morton. Mon-Wed-tf.

FOR SALE: 2 formals, size 0

One green and one yellow. Like new. Call 487-M Saturday or

Sunday, any afternoon.

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Light gray suit, size 14

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FOR SALE: Good Black Hawk horse corn planter. J. J. Malone. R. 3. Old Rivers farm. 4-.'!n.

FOR SALE: Registered OIC hogs. Gilts and Boars 12 weeks old double Immuned for Cholera. BRED Gilts after April 10th. FREE CATALOGUE. DIETZ POULTRY FARM, CENTER POINT, INDIANA. 4tf.

WANTED TO RENT; Small house, walking distance, by responsible party. No children. Here permanently. Must be clean and reasonable. Would lik - privilege of buying. Phone 1063-W. 4-3p

W. S. C. S. will have chicken supper and Bazaar (lots of lovely hand work) Reelaville Methodist church, Wednesday, April 6. Serving starts 6:00 p.m. $1.00 plate. Public invited. 2-2j> Artlfical Breeding: Holstein, Guernsey and Jersey urea. All proved transmitters of high milk and butter production. Call before 9 A. M. Indiana Artlfical Breeding Association. Phone 24F3, Greencastle. 26-tf.

FOR RENl

FOR RENT: 3 room modern apartment including refrigerator and stove. Immediate possession. Inquire Art Furniture Shop, 7 W. Franklin. 4-2t.

FARMERS WITH HIGH MOISTURE CORN. Qualify for your 1948 CORN LOAN by purchasing a Martin All-Steel High Round Crib equipped with motor and fan, or heater. Sapacities to meet every need. You know what you can sell your high moisture corn for. You know what you can get from the Government if you can qualify Puttie Loan. The difference should pay for this modern system. Without obligation inspect and talk to farmers who have operated the Martin equipment described above. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. Call or write: Williams and Greve, Phone 910, Greencastle, Ind. Mon-Thurs-tf.

FOR SALE: Five 4 year old Guernsey cows, two fresh, others springers. Harvey Frazier, 3 miles west Brick Chapel. 4-1 p FOR SALE: Baby buggy. 428 Bloomington street. 4-2n

WE say it again and again. Fina Foam is tops for cleaning lugs and upsolstery. Stop N’ Shop. It’

At Cloverdale Sale Barn Tuesday, 100 head feeder hogs. In.

FOR SALE OR TRADE for pood used car. 1945,-61 overhead. Harley Davidson motorcycle. Onier Reeves at Howard Davis Sales & Services between 7:30 a. m. and 5 p. m. 4- 2p.

FOR SALE OR TRADE: 1041 Ford Ferguson, plows and cull vator and cab; 1947 G. M. C. pickup: 1947 Jeep; 1941 Ply mouth coupe; 1937 Oldsmobiie sedan; 1948 one cylinder HarleyDawidson motorcycle. O. fb Lewis, Roachdale. 4-2p.

FOR SALE: 1936 Graham. Runs good. Looks good. Priced reasonable. Phone 759-M. 1-B Obs. Barricks. 4-2p.

FOR RENT: 3 room apartment in Cloverdale. Inquire Smith Farm Machinery, Cloverdale. 30-tf.

We are booking orders for ROTOTILL1NG gardens. Phon* 910 or see us at 305 N. Jackson street. Williams & Greve. 26-121.

Notice to any property owner in Greencastle, who wants to get rid of any old concrete or brick that will do for filler. Will haul away for nothing. Call John Tharp. Phone 785-M. It.

LOST-

LOST': Boy’s navy blue coat size 10 at Miller’s School. Finder call 742-.I. ' l-3p. LOST: Double cut ax am! cross-cut saw on gravel road south Putnamvillc. Finder call David Gent. Phone 725, Putnamville. 4-3p.

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE: Concrete gravel, delivered. Phone 431 Morton. Forest Detro. 4-lp.

FOR SALE: Medium size DuoTherm oil burner, reasonable. Phone 295-M or see Irene Clark, Reelsville. 4-lp

Bring your children’s outgrown clothing and furniture to the Jack and Jill Exchange for resale. Clothing must be clean and mended. 718 E. Washington St. 4-.'!p.

MERCER BUILDERS. Fo. building, remodeling and lepair.Write or phone Rockville 525 Prices arc right. Estimates fre* We carry Compensations. 31-3

FOR SALE: Dining room suite, gate leg table, Windsor, chairs. Welch cupboard. mahogany finish. Call between 5-6 this evening or 718. Phono 693. 4-6-21. MTANTEU

WANTED: Stenographer-clerk. Must be good at dictation, typing. Permanent. Lone Star Cement Corp. 29-tf.

General trucking, livestock, gravel, etc. Vaught and Hansel, Limedale. Phone 751-R. 2-2p

LAWN MOWERS sharpened nml adjusted the correct way. Bruce Shannon, 226 Bloomington. l-6t WANTED: Fence building, 75c per rod. Walter Keck, Roachdale, R. 2. 4-6-9-ll-l;>

WANTED: Home for lost puppy, all black, will make nice pet. Phone 738-J. 12 Arlington St. 4-21.

FOR SALE Used VAC Tractor Cultivators 2-14 Mounted Plows Used Model C AllisChalmers Tractor and Cultivator. Used Case Spreader H. & M. Sales Co. 319 N. Jackson St. GKKESt’ASTLE, IND.

ANOTHER ONE (TINT REDUCTION IN MILK PRICES. Greencastle residents will find their bills lower this month as new prices became effective Saturday. This is made possible by lower production costs. 4-lt.

CHARIS will train free of charge a lady 40-55 in specialized customer sales and service. Make $5-$15 a day, part or full time. No investment required. Line consists of brassieres, slips, girdles and full foundations. Write Charis, 715 State Life Bldg., Indianapolis for details. 4-3t.

Ace Heating and Ventilating GUTTERING OF ALL KINDS Phone 786 or 277-J

SPRING SALE continues at Miller's Hardware all this week. 4-tf. Shamrock Beauty Shop Easter special. For a longer lasting, softer curl, get a Gabrleleen $12.50 value $10.00. For all types of hair. Over Hanna's Book Store. Phone 1063-W. 4-3p. SPRING SALP, continues at Miller's Hardware all this week. 4-tf.

At THOKIZKH STANLEY Dealer mid DcmmiHt rutor Write or see me if you would like to have party or need Stanley Products. Madonna Goodman, Grcencastle, R. t, west end of Elizabeth, turn right, last house on left. 4-lp.

THREE MISSING CONCORDIA, Ky . April 4 — (UP)—The U. S. Coastguard today continued dragging the Ohio River near here for tho Bodies of three persons believed drowned after their outboard motorboat capsized early yester day. Coastgunnlsmen from I»uisville started dragging the river yesterday. The three believed to have been in the boat were identified as Albrt Anthony, 42. a fisher man and Lamarr Parr, 24, both of Concordia, and Miss Mattie Irene Hemingway, 20, Dexter, Ind.

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