The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 July 1949 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLI, I, UIAINA.THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1949.

\OTH l. TO 1 \ \ I* \ \ I H^* \doi i n*> \» \rr»io1*1(1 \ I Notice 1 • In I *■ l• , i v>-n ' !** payers of M.t<h .*i, ; \ Putnam Count \ In i ti proper Ick.»1 offic* * u ih m. the offit • of tin ! * township on tin 1'.M h *i ■ \ • >i at S p M i*l» ' ’ 1 lowlMR ;ni<litt«»naI !■ ! s > of fumi and tin ts

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which said officers consider nec,ir> to nmet rh«* extraordinary 'iiMi^' iu v existiok at this time. 111 in l , <hi) H»die! n T.ix|m\m appearing shall have tin liKhl to he heard thereon Tinnidlt mii.iI .i ppropriat Ions and naMsti i of funds as finally made will t «• iiitniiiath illy referred to i'ii' st.in |v ,nl of Tax Cotutms • nin r' whleh Hnai d will hold a

further hearing within fifteen (16) days at the court hou . at Oreetu ast |e, Putnam county. Indiana, or »it such other place as may designated. \t sin-ii luiriim taxpayers objecting: may he heard and interested taxpayers may iu- • iiiii.- of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will hi* held. Muted this 5tli day of ?9 10

N. P. VanBUSKIRK

GROCERIES WLSI SIDE SCUARE

MEATS - VEGETABLES FREE DELIVERY

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PHON£ J7

THESE are our every day low prices

Cigarettes Wilsons

All Popular Brands, Carton

Coffee

EVAPORATED MILK

Tall Can

CHASE AND SANBORN VAC-PACKED - LB.

$1.68 10c 51c

KMiert Irwlu Tiuatee of Mail,son Township 1'iiiiiiim County. Indhtna 7-14-21

Pork & Beans Catsup Corn

No. 2 Cans

14 Oz. Bottle

No. 2 Can

Zinc Jar Caps <>°* 24c

IGc 44c 35c

lb. 12c lb. 19c

£ PURE CANE ^ygcir 5 Lb. Factory Packed Brig

Frankfurters

Lard

Bacon

DINNER SIZE

LB.

PURE HOQ

Sugar Cured Jowl Slued

\MTM I*. I’O T%\I*A1PH« OF %IMiri ION \l. %1'I'KOrm % i io>a \otjee is InTehy given the tax ; ayem ot Washington Township, l utnam t’oiinty. Indiana, that the r ii|»er legal uft ieers w ill meet at •if mil-, n| llu trustee of s;iid '•w ii-hlp mi the I •th day of July •I!' H S p ,M |n eonslder the ful- <• win:; additional a otropriat Ions f lumls and the transfer of funds hb ii id offleers consider necsrv 11 ■ meet the extraordinary nergiMie, existing at this time, spreliil ScImm*! l-'iinil ‘ e*o ’M IJ 1 s. hool 11200.00 i'IXI av»-rs appearing shall have ». richf to h- loud thereon. The iihlitlontil appropriations and i iMMfi-r i• i funds as finaHv m td*ill • intomath.illv r»'ferred to •li* State Hoard of Tax t’ornmls-iMiiev-i whieh Hoard wdll hold a ■••flier hi-aring within fifteen I.» da\h at the court house at si h . I* itnam eount y. Indin i, m- it sueli other place as may .. designat.d \f such hearing, i v n,i v■ ■ i nl. je<■ i ing rnav he heard <1 jut* r- 't*‘d taxpayers may iniii* nf th. <’onnty Auditor when • • w11e11 such hearing will he held Mated this r.th day of July, i *H a Haymond Hex Hammond Trustee of Washington Township rutnam (hmnty. Indiana 7-14 2t

NOTM K OF S%I.K 4kF TWrC’HM \ntie»- is herehy given that on of luly. 1949 bet ween • hours of II aa o’vloek A M ml |;00 o . lock I*. M. iMetibiil ..ndard Time i the Hoard of Momnissioners of the t'ountv of I’utno. Sti^’* "f Hidlana. at the ,iint\ Highway (iarage —:Ua North Mol lego Avenue in the CMy • i tIreencastle. Hutnam Mountv. i iidiona. w ill sell at public auoim i h« follow Ing personal \ iop rty owned hj said County, tovv it; Appraised Value I i me 1941 Intern itional Tr in k K • •. Ton f J'.a aa tiim 194a Ford 1 •» Ton Immp Tru. k 12ao 00 ; One 19 41 Ford 1 Vj, Ton Mump Tru. k ... $2.'.a on Said sain will be made to the 'ugliest and best bidder upon the lidlowing terms, towit «’AHH I-:.n il truck is to he hid on sepii ite|v. No hid will he received fm |. -s than the appraised value t hereof. I >ated June 6. 1949. Hnss Torr Mlarem*. fjoff A .1 Smith Hoard of Commissioners of I'utnam County. Indiana. XMTWHT: i 1111s w Wright \uditor. All tho pianos ordered this year by the armed forces repre sent less than two weeks’ output of tho air craft industry at peak war capa city.

Peace At Last From PERSISTENT ITCH! No wonder thouMnd* teased by itchy torment bless the day they l-hsnxed to Resinol. Here’l murk action from first moment—-a blissful son«ie of peere that lasts and lasts. thnnUi to « a- tive soothin* aaents in a lanolin base that *tl\* on Don't be rontent with ■s effective than Itaetnol Ointment.

First-Citizens Bank And Trust Company

Comparative Statement as of June 30th

ASSETS

;iii(i Due from Batiks U. S. Government Bonds Mumcip.’l Ronds and other Securities Loons and Discounts Real Esiate Moitgage Loans Bank Building: and Equipment Other Arscts TOTAL BANK ASSETS Trust Assets TOTAL ASSETS

Deposits: U. S. Uovcrnment Commercial Savings TOTAL DEPOSITS Other Liabilities Capital Surplus Undivided F’rofits TOTAL BANK LIABILITIES Tlust Liabilities TOTAL LIABILITIES

LIABILITIES

OFFICERS

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Ho«ar.‘l I Williams, ( iishlt-r I. \Y llrottn, .\<tNlstanl < ashler

1949

1948

$ 790.487.77

S 685,975.98

Ml 13,264.00

1,340.789.40

345,409.04

321,707.75

1,049,805.36

903,478.19

878.391.09

777,982.73

54,807.38

32,543.62

?.327.62

2,081.41

4,125,988.26

4,064,559.05

233,753.79

230,628.93

4,364,742.05

4,295,187.98

$ 45,063.29

$ 57,436.83

2,736,073.29

2,694,865.96

1.090,030.82

1,089,087.86

3,871,1 72.40

3,841,390.65

13,368.05

1,852.31

100,000.00

IDC.OOQ.OO

75,000.00

41,447.81

46,316.09

4.125,988.26

4,064,559.05

238.753.79

230,628.93 '

4,364,742.05

4,295,187.96

President

Lslill Meek, Assistant Cashier

Fli/iihrlh Knsign,

Xssistant Cashier

Courllanil (iilli-n Siin|,son Y|. stitiwr

« < . X. I'liilli|-j. Assistanl ('ashlrr

DIRECTORS l.loyd L. Miiiirk Nf-ely C. O’llalr

•losi-pli II. Croshy (•rafton .1. l.nnK>Un

"THE FRIENDLY BANK”

.Mrmtw-r F nigral l><-|>„sit liisiirnnn- Coriioratlon

4- H CM B NEWS Th« Busy Beavrrs of Russell township T'cl June 20 in the Vocational Building. The day was spent in judging to sec who would go to the county conte.-d. \ demonstration was given by Shirley Grimes, greasing pans, Vt noon a pitih-m dinner was njoyed by all. Those chosen to go to the cor - test were: Baking. Sally Spencer and Charlene Pittman; Fon I ’reparation, Deanna Goff and loanne Clodfelter. Clothing, lanet Houska and Marilyn Winlell. The exhibits that were judged were set up by the following junior leaders, Kathryn “ook, Carole and Marilyn Gardner, Patty Grimes, Maxine Lyons, Charlene Marstellcr and 'Tartha Spencer. The meeting adjourned to meet in the near r uture.

The Busy Bees of Russell township met June 21 far an all day meeting of judging- The pledge to the flags were given and roll call was ans-wrred oy eighteen members. Kathryn Cook and Hanna Welch, alter nates were chosen to go to the county demonstration contest Singing was led by Maxine Lyons, a pitch-in dinner was eu joy-d by all at noon. Those chosen to go to tho county contest were: Baking, Madonna Harbison and Keit, Brattain; Cann'n, Kathryn and Marilyn Gardner. Clothing. Martha Spencer and Eileen He: ter and Food Preparation, Carol Gardner and Naney Fordiee. A ball game will be played against Belle Union, July 3, at Belle Union. The meeting adjourned to meet July 12th at 1:00.

Roll call was answered by 2f> members naming a crop at the Junior Clover 4-H Club s third meeting in the school building on Wednesday, June Sth. -The minutes were read and approved. The pledge to the fls{, was given by Richard Brannemaif and the 4-H cluh pledge was given by Donald Ray. After refreshments of cokes mu! candy recreation was led by Lenora Mann. The Willing Workers of Clinton township met June 2nd fotheir fourth meeting. The meeting was called to order by the president. The pledge to the flag was led by Lois Miller and the 4-H club pledge led by Mary Crodian. The singing of the club song was led by Marcia Albin. The roll call of “a safety slogan" was answered by twen-

ty-two members. Then the se c . retary and treasurer's report was read and approved. Next we had a safety lesson given b> our safety leader, Betty Frazier and then the junior leaders ehoekel the record books. For recreation we had songs by Nancv Bock and Marcia Albin. Th, recreation given by Rota MgClodfelter and Jean Call freshments by the food preparation girls. Tho-next meeting will be held June 16 at the school house. The time will be 9:00 a. m. f 0r Lie local judging contest.

The U. S. Department of thInterior is 100 years old it was established March 3, 1849, dur ing President James K. Polk, administration.

GOULD'S m MARKET 700 South Jackson Street

JOIN THE MANY SATISFIED HOUSE WIVES WHO STOP HERE REGULARLY FOR SAVINGS AND CONVENIENCE - - -

lbs. 3 Lb. Can

89c Crisco 89c Tide

3 lb.

Can

Large

Box

PURE CANE Sugar Spry

MIRACLE-WHIP

SALAD DRESSING . Qu * rt sii * CHASE-SANB0RN GLEN VALLEY-NEW PACK

Coffee

89c 27c 49c

LB.

49c Peas “ N 10c

Large Bottle

AMERICAN BEAUTY Catsup

CIGARETTES

10c Oleo

DURKEES COLORED

LB.

CARTON

GRADE A

SLICED BACON

LB.

COUNTRY DRESSED

FRYING CHICKENS

COUNTRY DRESSED

BAKING HENS

35c 1.69 49c 55c 55c

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OUR NEW STORE HOURS 7:00 A. M. TIL 8:00 P. M. 7:00 A. H. TIL 9:00 P. M.

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GOULD’S MARKET 700 South Jackson Street