The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 May 1949 — Page 4
THE DAN.Y BANNER, OtEENCASTlE, INDIANA, MONDAY, MAY 2, 1949.
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V’edt»«>sday afternoon. Stella Collina was In Greeneas-
tle Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. a. Corns and Delta Hunter visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Williams and Billie
Leonard Monday ntffht.
Mrs. Challls Goble was In
Greencastle Friday.
Miss Barbara Sutherlin of Central Business College In Indianapolis, spent the week end at
her home in Cloverdale.
Mrs. Mary Sutherlin and daughter visited Mrs. Bill Ha!-
r Stopltch!ng!dry uf.*- 0111 ant * fmnily Friday, blislet*quickl>.aafel> Mrs. Nettie Broadstreet was
Greencastle Friday afternoon.
CLOVERDALE
Mrs. Evelyn Vanders and Glee Christenbury were in Greoncas-
tle Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Efmery Sutherlin and daughter, Florence, were In
Indianapolis Thursday.
Mrs. Fred McKee, Jr., and sons and Mrs. Paul Mundy and son called on Mrs. Kenneth Kennedy
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Mrs. Nora Morrison entered the Putnam County Hospital Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sims have moved to the Smith apartment on Main street in Cloverdale. Melanie Burk spent Friday afternoon with Mary Ellen Sutherlin. Mr. and Mrs. Vinton Mack and Jenny are spending the week with relatives in Marion. Miss Eileen Hinson is working at the Curry package drug store. Mrs. Mary Kennedy and Mrs. Alta Haltom were shopping in Greencastle Friday afternoon.
WE PAY FOR DEAD ANIMALS Prompt, Sanitary Service. CALL i GREENCASTLE 218 OR 91 CAM, (T.OVER DALE 80 OH PUTNAMVILLE MKAINRKIDGE IINI ROACHDALE 79K7 We pay all phone charges. JOHN WACHTEL CORP,
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Half the population of the country not reached by refrigerated cars, which has never tas*“d the original flavor of seafood, Is now supplied by travelling iceboxes of Church containers, some the size of an ordinary trunk. The new double-decker electric trains on British railways have double compartments, electric fans providing constant ventilation ands trip lighting over the reals enamling passengers to read without shadows.
Classified Ads For Sale
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HOUSEWIVES! MOTHERS! Add to family income in sparetime. Work independently It your own neighborhood. Write Box 21, Banner. 2-61.
FOR SALE: One government cabin, 8 x 16, good condition. Hardwood floors. Victor Hurst, bl7 E. Hanna St. 20-3‘..
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OBITUARY Arthur Stone, son of Samuel J. and Sarah Ellen Stone was born near Bainbridgp, Ind., October
2nd, 1874.
He became a member of the Methodist church early in life. The Stones were of English decent and were among the early pioneers of Virginia and Kentucky. They settled in Putnam county in 1851. Mr. Stone was united in marriage to Lula Mae Toney Oet. 16, 1804 and to this union were born 10 children the 'oldest, Ethel Mae, having died in infancy. After a short illness, Mr. Stone passed away peacefully at the Putnam County Hospital April 22 at 8:00 A. M. at the age of 74 years and 6 months.
FERGUSON TRACTOR DEMONSTRATION: On the O. M. Thomas farm near Morton on state road 36. Tuesday, May 3. Bainbridge Tractor Sales. 20-3t
NOTICE: Anyone having timber to cut, phone 701-W or come to 800 south Locust street. 20-4.o.
FOR SALE: Locust posts. Place your order for future delivery. Splits or rounds, any amount, any size. Charles Monahan, Locust Heights Farm, 3 miles south Putnamville. 11-tf.
FOR SALE: Pioneer seed corn, any number, any kernel size. Phone Rural 1F11. Ilex Hathaway. 13-tf.
FOR SALE: 1041 Hudson. 1030 Ford pick-up, 1046 Pontiac 4 door streamliner, exceptionally clean. Hess Sales and Service.
The surviving children are two Phone 1020, 2-4t.
daughters, Mrs. Lucille Mae Knauer of Terre Haute and Lulu Josephine, at home; seven sons, Weldon, Charles Edgar, Henry Arthur and Glenn Theodore, ail of Greencastle, Sanun I Claude,
FOR SALE: Registered polled Hereford bulls, serviceable ago. Carl Beck, Bainbridge. 2-3p.
Andrew Russell both of Indianapolis and Donald Layne of Oak Park, Til. Besides the children, he also leaves eight grandchildren, twj great grandchildren, two brothers, Layne Stone of Indianapolis and Walter Stone of Terre Haute. His wife, Lula Mae Stone, preceded him in death Sept. 12, 1047. Throughout his lifetime, he enjoyed good health. Soon, however, after the death of his beloved wife, his health began to fail. He was a kind and devoted father and a dear relative and friend. His pleasant companionship will be missed by all who knew him.
CARD OF THANKS We wish to expresl our sincere thanks and appreciation to our friends and neighbors foi their kindness during the illness and death of our father, Arthur Stone. We also wish to thank Rev. Newby, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rector, the singers, pallbearers and Dr. Tipton. The children. pd.
FOR SALE 30 Chrysler sedan clean, smooth and quiet, $500. 316 Hanna St. Phone 378-W.
2-4-2n.
FOR SALE 3 Holstein cows, fresh, one heifer. Howard Poff, 1 1-4 miles south Groveland. 2-6p
FOR SALE: Cabbage and tomato plants, 15 cents doz., t\yo doz. 25 cents. Bert Woods, 508 Ohio street. 28-4p
Why worry about hospital bills when you can buy hospitalization insurance. Simpson Stoner, policies for individuals, families and groups. 15-tf. Headquarters for curved rattans for barns, garages, machine sheds, warehouses, stores, factories. Black Lumber Co., 501 N. Indiana St. Phone 403. 19-tf
FOR SALE: 17 jewel Elgin man’s pocket watch, A-l condition. Phone 276-R. 30-2p. WAYNE Starter and Grower $4.65. Stark and Bettis. Phone 211, Morton. Mon-Wed-tf.
FOR SALE: Registered Duroc boars, old enough for for service Dwight E. Vanlandingham on Manhattan road.
FOR SALE: Concrete, and pea gravel, coarse, medium, plastering and fine masionery sand. West of pleasant Garden on Big Walnut. Clark and Son Gravel Co. 28-18p
"""for SALE: 1949 Harley Davidson 74-0. H. V. Motorcycle. 5000 miles, extras; 1942 Plymouth, runs good and good tires and paint. 210 E. Walnut, Apt. 6. 29 - 3 PFOR SALE: 75 feeding sho&ts. Weigh 70 to 75 lbs. J. A. Moore, Cloverdale. R. R. 3. 30-2p.
FOR SALE: Small size upright piano. 903 south Locust street. Phone 480-W. 30-2p
FOR SALE Several plump white Rock laying hens for eating or keeping. Good value at $1.75 each. Phone 455-R. 30-2p
FOR SALE OR TRADE: One blue roan 8 year old Belgihr. mare, sound, work any place. One 7 ft. tractor disc and tandem, 1 gasoline range stove. Howard Hudson, 2 miles east and 1-2 mile south of Bainbridge on old 36. 30-2i.
WAYNE Mash Layer $4.25. Stark arid BctUs. Phone 211, Morton. Mon. Wed.-tf
DO you like tricks? Then sec what a trick MAGIC FOAM will play on those soiled rugs and upholstered pieces. Got it at HORACE LINK AND CO. Mon-tf.
FY>R SALE: Registered polled Hereford bull. 12 months old. Heavy bone, excellent herd bull prospect. Also, purebred Duroc l.r.ale hog, 2 years old, raised by Emory Sutherlin, good breeder, not registered. Double immunod Frank Davis, 2 1-2 miles due west of junction of roads 43 ami 42. 2-2p. FOR SALE: iDunfield soybeans. Ray Miller, Greencastle-Bain-bridge road. Ip.
FOR SALE: Plants, cabbage, potted' tomato plants, all kinds. Roy Budich Veselonovich. 74 Martinsville £t. 2-3t.
FOR SALE; All grades and varieties of DeKalb Hybrid seel corn. 2 miles southeast of Brick Chapel. Damon Modlin. 2-4-6-3p.
FOR SALE: Four row corn planter. Never been used. Lafe McGaughey. 2-2p.
See the Cliorcmaster garden and lawn j£actoij[#nd-whirl cut power lawn mowers in the Granada Theater lobby Saturday. 2-5t.
FOR SALE: 4 room house with barn, two other buildings ana two lots, electricity and city water. Phone 867-J. or see Henry Hutson, 4t>0 E. Berry St. 2-3* For Sale or Rent: 5 room house and ten acres, good garden and pasture, fruit and electricity, water in house. First house south of Brunerstown store. Phone 867-J, or see Venard Hutson. Fox Ridge after 5 p. m. 2-3t. FOR SALE: A nicely located, strictly modern residence, new roof, new automatic water heatir, practically new furnace with docker, new paper, hardwood floors. Fine buy for home ami for Income. Deal with owner. \ddress box 29, c /o Banner. 28-29-2-3n. "wimo
PLOW SHARES SHARPENED. Your shares will be sharpened’ within 24 hours or ksa. W,can also sharpen your lauwn mower. Graver Welding, Greencastle, Indiana. 28-12t WANTED: To buy John Deere or International 2 bottom 16 inch breaking plow. Howard Moore. Phone 7F21. 30-2n WANTED: General hauling Coal, corn, sand, ashes, trash, etc. Russell Rogers, 404 W. LibTty. Phone 607-R. Mon-Tues-tf. WANTED: Ice box, preferably rot larger than 25 lbs. A. Singerman, Eihone 436-W. 2-3p Want Fence Building, genera, repairs. Walter Keck, Ro'achdale R. 2. 2-5-0-12-40. WANTED: Apartment size i frigerator, good condition. C-dl Laura Perkins, Penney’s Store. 2-2‘. Ambitious woman to take ov i established AVON Territory in Coatesville, Ind. Write Irene Pearson, 232 So. 12th St., Terre Haute, Ind. 2-61.
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REAL ESTATE
NOTirr, to twi’whh* or %m>rri<»v\i. \rriioPHIATION* Notice js hereby given the taxI ayers of Washington township, Putnam (’minty, Indhtnu, that the proper h-gol officers will meet at tin* office of the trustee of said township on 9th clay of May, 1949, to consider the following additionappropriations of funds and the transfer of funds which sai^l officers consider necessary to meet th»> extraordinary emergency existing at this time. S|>e«‘inl *elMMiI I'nnd For New Ruildings Item No. 11 $2,12r,.4?l Total additional appropriation . . . $2,126.4-» Taxpayers appearing shall have tin* right to be In ard thereon. Tin additional appropriations and trinsfer of funds as finally made will be automatically referred to thei State Board ot Tax CoirtmUsloners which Hoard will hold further hearing within fifteen (15) days at the court house at Greencastle. Putnam county. Indiana, or at such other place os nvay he ‘designated. At such hearing, taxpayers objecting may be heard and Interested tax» ayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will Im
held.
Dated this 2nd day of May, 1949. Hex. U. Hammond. Trustee of Washington Township. Putnam County. Indiana. 2-n-?» RUPTURE Expert <'inning Hcri* Again R. K. SHALLENHKRGKK Well-known expert of Indianapolis. will personally demonstrate his method without charge at the Commercial Hotel in Greencastle on Thursday, May 5th, from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. Mr. Shallenberger says the Shallenberger method contracts the openings in remarkable short time on the average case, regardless of the size or location of the rupture, and no matter how much you lift or strain and puts you back to work the same day as efficient as before you were ruptured. The Shallenberger Rupture Shield has no leg strap waterproof, sanitary, practically indestructible, and. can be worn while bathing. Each shield is skillfully molded and fitted to the parts under heat which gives a perfect fit and satisfaction. LArge and difficult ruptures following operation especially solicited. Do not overlook this opportunity If you want gratifying results. Mailing address 2152 North Meridian, Indianapolis, Ind, —Advertisement
FOR SALE: Two good used tractor tires, 10 x 36. G. E. Ogles.
2-2p.
FOR SALE: John Deere combine, six foot No. 12-A with pickup guards, recleaner, motor and screenes. This combine never been used. Two miles north Brunerstown Store. Clarence Pickett, Greencastle, R. 4. 2-3p
FOR SALE: A four unit apartment building near the business district for $8500. Also n duplex in the college district for $6500. J. T. Christie, 21 South Indiana Street. 2-5t.
FOR SALE: 4'4 room modern house, built 1 '/a years, 7 acres ground, 3 chicken houses and barn. 3 miles south of Manhattan. See Wm. F. Taylor, call 1019 Reelsville. 2-3p.
LOST: Two three-months old black and white beagle pups, in vicinity of Llmedale. Clyde Ash. Limedale. 2-3t. MISCELLANEOUS Artiflcal Breeding: Holstein Guernsey and Jersey sires. A! proved transmitters of high TaJS and butter production. Call be fore 9 A. M. Indiana Artificai Breeding Association. Phom 24F3, Greencastle. 26-tf The Elite Beauty Shop, 40") Oast Hanna street. Open foi business May 4th. May specials regular $6.00 machine permanents $5.00: regular $7.00 machine permanents $6.00; $10.00 permanents $8.00. Call 196-W for appointments. Prop., Grace Miller. 2-2p. PROFANE BUT POINTED SOUTH HAVEN, Mich. (UP) —Mrs. Paul Mixter spotted a sign in Texas, between San Antonio and Del Rio reading: ‘‘This is God’s country. Don’t drive through it like hell.”
BOWlij t- sms vi.,^1 llay ofternoo.l leam s bef Q „, town di^ shor t end 0(t , The White | the Crawfom “eking by a . 1935. T hc Varstyl undefeated f,J ai ’d handle), * cawfordsYiiijI final 3c ore \ Th « Player,] as follows: "Til Patty Godfn 349. Rena Mc( 165-447 Doris Rnwlai 460. Mabel Mon# 403. Durti HinkiJ 371. v»mJ Norm ScotfT 587. Ren Jarvis: i| Vern ElmoJ 489. Pay Sloven-j 496. H- MoCammJ —455. HAD Mill DENVER l| ator stopped I busy viaduct. | up n nickel thi| street. Hee 1 ’ that he hadl out through ilj on an earlier h piek it up on tl We haul types of Gi Sweet \l\<] IVtunia* Snupdragol Asters Ageratiim Scarlel j Verbenas' Dahlia and!) Tomatoes < abhage Sweet |vp) Hot ivpiiejj
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