The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 May 1949 — Page 4
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SCHOOL NEWS
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Jerry York, 5th tfrarte student ' vn
They spent the day Thursday at McCormick’s Creek. Miss Smith went with the proup. Everything
beautiful down that way.
of Jones School celebrated his The children enjoyed the rntw-
birthday Monday-, May 2.
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THE DAILY BANNER, GREEN CASTLE, INDIANA. MONDAY, MAY 9, 1949.
I'tumln* was not elaborate buF | enough to add color. All the children from all three buildings were in it and did esepecially
well.
1 ne third grade enjoyed bird hike very much this year.
r , OAK or SUMAC / Sinpitching.dr) up !ilisters(|uiekl) ( s.afel>
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cum an ! the wild animals bidldCocky Lou, the trained •voodchutk, took everybody** eye. The gray fox was another attractive animal. The woods was full of their featlierrd fr. nd .. .We felt it was a very
profitable day.
Th - May Day program was n -ivvly program enjoyed by all— vc n the small kiddies. The cos-
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INDIANA LOAN COMPANY
IS EAST WASHINOTON ST.
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WE PAY FOR '
DEAD ANIMALS vPrompt, Sanitary Service. CALL GREENCASTLE 278 OR 97
f'Al.I, Cl.OVERDALE 30 OR PI;TNA3IVII.LE 33BAINBRIDfiE I (Ml ROACIIDAI.E 70R7
We pay all phone charges.
JOHN WACHTEL CORP,
WE PAY FOR DEAD ANIMALS HORSES ■■ CATTLE - HOGS FOB PROMPT AND SANITARY SERVICE PHONE GREENCASTLE 1008 INDIANA RENDERING COMPANY
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Miller School _ John and Richard AmenWiaeo withdrawn from Miller School and moved to Reelsville. Jimmy Sanders of Mrs. Snivc!y's room told his class about his visit to the Children’s Museum in Indianapolis this week. Th- children of Mrs. Youse’s second grade made a visit to the Irn Stout cattle and grain farm - a the Airport Road last Friday. Ira Stout, Jr., who Is a memb -r of th group, had a big time helping his daddy and mother show the children around. The following stories were written about their trip: IRA'S FARM We went to Ira’s farm. We had fun. We saw cows, pigs, hers, roosters, cats and a dog. Pluto. We saw the machine shed. Wo got a ride on the wagon. Wo rode up hill and down hill. We saw a pond. We saw a tractor. The tractor pulled the wagon. Judy Hood THE FARM We went of Ira's farm. We went on the school bus. We saw big m--an rooster. Ira's father Irove the tractor. The wagon was hitched on. We rode on the wagon. We saw some baby pigs We saw some cows too. Jane Turk IRA'S FARM We went to Ira's farm last Friday. We had fun at the farm. Wo saw the windmill pumping water. We saw big ’igs and little jigs. We rode on •.he wagon behind the ti;acto.' iVc liked the ride on the wagon We all had a very nice time. I ked my cookie too. Patty Sue Steeh
would like a football of
to Germany.
tractor and cultivator,
8-3p.
Ridpath School Ea'-h of the fifth grade chil!ren has received a letter from i hoy in the fifth grade class ( f
VETERANS Why accept anything less than the best? Thousands of mechanically inclined men have benefited through C. T. I. Training. We will assist you in getting plrt time work while attending school to add $80 to $115 per month to your government subsistence of $75 to $120. Learn one of the following splendid pay trades in only 20 weeks. AUTO OR DIESAL MECHANICS, BODY AND FENDER REPAIR. REFRIG-AIR CONDITIONING, RADIO - TELEVISION SERVICING, ELECTRICITY « E L E C - TRONICS. You will be taught on modern eqmpnient j n OUr large shops under expert supervision. Free placement service after graduation. Living facilities available. See H0BERT P0ELLEIN over Fleenors Drug Store, Thursday, 10:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M.
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New HO-HP Packard Super Deluxe Touring Sedan—one of seven new models in the Packard Super and Super Deluxe series.
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Golden AnniversaryJj^ (JJCA.RDS
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New I35-//P Packard Eight Club Sedan—one of five models in the Packard Eight and Deluxe Eight series. Af, Ik ^
And here’s the buyers’ bonus from a brilliant production record— NEW PRICES!
Packard in 1948 made the greatest individual production and sales gain in the entire industry—a gain of 78% over the year before! And Packard is continuing at a record pace in 1949. This increased volume has brought new economies in every phase of manufacturing—and permits price reductions on a new and greater line of cars! Come in—read the good news on the price tags!
New sleeker, more massive styling • New smoother, quieter, more powerful performance—with no sacrifice of Packard’s brilliant postwar gasoline economy! • New luxury interiors, with all-over sound-proofing, and high visibility • New, / smoother-than-ever "limousine” ride! Come in—see these magnificent motor cars. And get the story of the new drive ^ sensation . . . PACKARD ZlUta^naOuJlUtAe. th* loif word in automatic no-thiH control I
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New 160-HP Packard Custom Convertible, one of two new Custom creations . . . both femed as America's most luxurious motor cars.
Classified Ads » For Sole
All classified advertising must e be paid In advance. Customers • n^lng classified ails are asked to • s send eash with the ad. Figure r the first 15 words at 25 cents 0 and each additional word one ** cent.
FOR SALE: A John Deere 2p row corn planter in good work- , ing condition, with tractor hitch, r, also a 5 ft. Ailia-Chalmer combine, in good condition 1 1-2 miles west of Bainbridge 01 highway 35. Ralph D. Clodfelter. 3 6-3p
FOR SALE: Good work horse, ■ 8 years old, also fries. One mile south of Groveland. Thomas Martin. 6-8t.
FOR SALE: 1941 Ford tudor. motor overhauled, clean: 1946 Chevrolet, 4 door sedan. Coatesville Implement Co. 5-4t.
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. ll-t(.
FOR SALE: Pioneer seed com, any number, any kernel size. Phone Rural 1F11. Rex Hathaway. 13-tf.
Why worry about hospital 'Dills when you can buy hospitalization insurance. Simpson Stoner, policies for individuals, families and groups. 15-tf.
Headquarter* for curved raft■rs for barns, garages, machine beds, warehouse*, stores, facories. Black Lumber Co., 501 N. Indiana St. Phone 403. 19-tf
DO you like tricks? Then see what a trick MAGIC FOAM will play on those soiled rugs and uplolstered pieces. Get it at HORACE LINK AND CO. Mon-tf.
FOR SALE: Yearling Guernsey bull, good. Fred Wallace, % mile southeast of Bainbridge. 6-9-2p.
FOR SALE: New International M-traotor, also International used-<M, in good condition. Orr.l McCammack. Belle Union. 9-3p
Chevrolet car for sale. 1941 nodel in good condition, excellent paint, new brakes and all new work on front wheels and shocks. Will sell reasonable for cash. Call or phone me at Coatesville. Joe H. Davidson. 9-3t
We are booking orders for ROTILLING gardens. Phone 910 or see us at 305 N. Jackson Street Wiliams and Greve. 9-tf.
"SUPER, amazing marvelous" say users of Fma Foam rug and upholstery cleaner. Stop N Shop. It.
FOR SALE: Blue sofa bed, maple stained chest of drawers. Reasonable. Observatory Barracks Apt. -2F. 9-3p
FOR SALE: Apartment size electric stove, Electrolux sweep--r, like new. Lawrence Acton, 3 miles east of Mt. Meridian. 9-3p.
FOR SALE: Coacrete, 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: Pioneer seed corn at Rice's Store, Belle Union. Arthur Wright Phone 473-R. Greencastle. 7-Sp FOR SALE: One Mall chain saw, like new, 4 ft. blade. Claude Hutcheson, 2% miles west Limedale. Phone 6F13. 5-7-9-3p. FOR SALE: 4 year old pure bred Hereford bull. Registered in both associations, weight approximately a ton. Frank Smith, 3 miles west Bainbridge on road 36. 6-3p
FOR SALE: Cabbage, tomato and pepper plants. Wilma Noll and Joe McKee. Bainbridge, Indiana. 7-3p
FOR SALE: Fries. $1.25 per head. South on 43 across from Lee’s body shop or will take orders at Schlosser creamery Tues., Thurs., or Sat. 7-2p.
FOR SALE:
Five
burner
white table top
kerosene
range.
Call 328-W, or
1007 South, Ind-
iana, upstairs.
9-3p.
FOR SALE:
1940 Chevrolet 4
door special deluxe, new
paint.
good tires and
battery.
903 S.
Indiana.
9-3p.
FOR SALE:
Fertilizer
in lim-
ited amounts.
Boesen General
Store, Putnamville.
9-2t.
FOR SALE: An attractive five room modern home. Pre-war construction. Fine hardwood floors. Full basement. A splendid value. Price $7500. J. T. Christie, 21 South Indiana St. 9-5t.
FOR SALS—Harrington-Rich- y. ardson 22 pistol. Call 674-J. 9.21 MISC
WANTED WANTED: Ride to Indianapolis, 3:30 to 12 shift. David Summers, Bainbridge. 7.31.
FOR SALE: International tractor or horse drawn mowing machine, two hay loaders, rotary hoe. S. B. Acton, 3 miles east Mt. M.-ridian. 9-3p.
FOR SALE: Coal hot water heater and 30 gallon tank wit all connections, in good condition. Priced reasonably. See at homo of R. E. Crouch. Stilesville Road or call 521-41. 9-2p
FOR SALE: Fries, dressed or on foot, will deliver in town. Phone 7F3. John Cantonwine. 9-11-13-3.'.
FOR SALE: Two 4 ft. bath tubs. Bargain. John Tharp. Phone 785-M. 9-lt. REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE: 35 acres, 1 mile west State Road 43, near Cloverdale. 15 acres in good timber, about 2 acres apple orchard, about 10-15 years old. Good well and spring, rest in past’ure i No house. Write P. O. Box 141. Greencastle, Ind. 7-3p.
FOR SALE: 5 room and bath modern house except furnace, two car garage, lot 60 x 160 Cyrl Jarvis, Phone 562-W. 9-3p.
FOR SALE: A 16 acre farm west of Greencastle. Five room house, chicken houses, drilled well. Electricity available. Price $2000. J. T. Christie, 21 South Indiana St. 9-5t.
Want Fence Building, genera, repairs. Walter Keck, Roachdalc, R. 2. 2-5-9-12-4o WANTED: General hauling Coal, corn, sand, ashes, ’ trash, etc. Russell Rogers. 404 W. Liberty. Phone 697-R. Mon-Tues-tf. WANTED: Large house for manager of local plant. Top rent. Call 342-W. 6 -4t WANTED"! Basements to excavate, carpenter and mason work to do. Repairs or remodeling. Job contracted and completed. Southern pine at a saving. Write us for estimate. W Morris & Son. R. 3. B>azil. 3-12p. PLOW SHARESSHARPENED. Your shares will be sharpened within 24 hours or less. We can also sharpen your lauwn mower. Craver Welding, Greencastle, Indiana. 28-12t fiv.viALii; help Aranted. Eadside Drive-In. Phone 1004-J.
9-3t
WANTED: Dishwasher and frill boy. Apply Tuesday mornng, Monon Grill. 9-2i WANTED: Young person to care for two children n nd helj with housework in my country home. Call 19F4. 9-2t To trade for car, a good 1941 1 1-2 ton Ford truck with grain bed, stock rack, 2 speed axle 3-25 tires. See Saturday or Sunlay at first house west of Hardware in Fillmore. 9-14-2p SALESMEN—HERE'S A REAL OPPORTUNITY County and city salesmen wanted. Cash in on new product. No competition from stores or other manufacturers. Opportunity to earn $500 or more monthly. Thousands of prospects. Complete line of approved fire extinguishers. New exclusive types. We start you in business. No capital for stock required. Commission pay checks mailed weekly. We ship direct from factory to your customers. Big profitable season ahead. Men 21 to 60 wanted tp cover home city and vicinity. Write today for complete original sales plan. No obligation. Fyr-Fyter Co., Dept. T-13 Dayton 1, Ohio. New Hearing Device Has No Receiver Button in Ear Chicago, 111. — Deafened people are hailing a new device that gives them clear hearing without making them wear a receiver button in the ear. They now enjoy song*, sermons, friendly companionship and business success with no self-conscious feeling that people axe looking at any button hanging on their ear. With the new invisible Phantomold, you may free yourself not only from deafness, but from even the appearance of deafness. The makers of Beltone, Dept. 40. 1450 W. 19th St., Chicago 8. 111., are so proud of their achievement they will gladly servd you their free brochure (in plain wrapper) apd explain how you can test this amazing invisible device in the privacy of your own home without risking a penny. Write Beltone today.
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FOR FOR rent c °rn. Gertie le. R. 3. FOR^RXT furnished, Indiana.
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“IT PAYS TO PLAY” FISHING HEADQUARTERS
JOHNNY HAZARD
SCOTT’S FRANKLIN ST. GARAGE • • , > ’ ' ‘ VINE AND FRANKLIN STREETS GREENCASTLE, INDIANA
1CN rue couke op /AIDING LITTLE JACKIE FROST TO RECOVER FROM THE L044 OF MK FATHER, CHRISTOPHER FROST, JOHNNY AND FERN FROST FALL IN LOVE / REALIZING THAT THEV ' CANNOT K MARRIED TILL PROFESSOR FROST IS LEGALLY PROVEN DEAD, JOHNNY GOES TO SEARCH FOR HIM... AND FINDS FROST.., VERY MUCH ALIVE /
IN YOUR PLACE t MIGHT BE MORE CONCERNED ABOUT JACKIE AND MRS. FROST...THAN ABOUT MYSELF/ BUT THEN.. I WASN'T IN YOUR POSITION, PROFESSOR/,
QUITE TRUE, YOU WEREN'T/ CONTRARIWISE, MR. HAZARD... YOU WERE IN A MOST FORTUNATE POSITION TO BE...ER... CONCERNED ABOUT JACKIE ...AND MRS. FROST /
YOU TAKE ADVANTAGE OP YOUR CONDITION AND YEARS, J PROFESSOR...YOU DEPRIVE ME OF MV ONLY MEANS OF APEQUATECY ANSWERING YOU /