The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 July 1949 — Page 4
kHC DAILY BANNER, SflWENCASTL* INDIANA, SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1949.
COMMISSION rj»* % M OW r> The followinif Oahny wcr«allowed by the Putn uu County Commissioners July 1949 (Tuesday) 1949;
Coiiilly He^rniie Glen Browning 24 00 John Waddle 10.00 Alva Chadd .YOft H. S. Cowgill I 365.87
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\\f havr a nIhtIuI itisoount on four hriiiilifnl new drsiKiis fur (In' inonlli of -IiiI.y. Tliis offer is matlr In stiiniiliili' husiness iluriiiK tin- after Di'riiratioii sliini|i. These are fine designs and you have ten of the iM'st granites to seleet from. All workmanship and granite guaranteed strietly first elass. This is a saving worth while. Tltese Memorials are fabriented by THK MOM MK\T \l. SAI.KS X MKti. CO. ST. C'MH'D, MINN. And Sold By
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PUBLIC SALE SCHOOL BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS i Pleasant Gardens July 14.1949 i The Trustee of Washington Township, Ihitnum County, Ind., will offer for sale at piddle uuetlon in IMeusunt (iardens, Tliursday, .Inly II at '.1:110 o'eloek standard tina. the following Keal Estate: Tlte garage building and grounds formerly known as the Frank Senter Bhiilding. Also the one aere of ground where the school building burned in pleasant (iardens. Also the two school buildings located south of Pleasant Gardens known as School No. Ill and the Butler School building, to he removed by the purchaser. | At the same time and plaec personal properly consisting of a furnace, stoves and other articles. The garage building has a good location and will make a very good business place. The two school buildings have a vast amount of lumber or may be used as dwellings.
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Hattie B. Smedloy Inez Pruitt
Putnam County Graphl Hurst Collins Post . Chas A MeCurry .. Poor »v Company ... Otis Elevator Co Mace Serviee Ine MeCallb* Eleetrle Co. Paul Sutherlin ryp» writt r Rebuilder S (JrtM'iieasi le Il.ii'flware piitnatu Co Frozen Food Putnam Count) Hospital
James \\ Weight
John W. Woods Galen Irwin Weesner lm|d Co West Baking Co. Albert Howard Bee Todd Rex Hammond . . Mrs. Velma Cliow Edgar Hurst Dean's Food Frank Vaughn It. B. Stringer Fronla Tlnoher Pearl Webster
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Cbaft Rector
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Raymond Reevei
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Jamea Zachary
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Harry Job
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Ilnrold Cox
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Robert MeCammnek .
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Ruhnn Smith
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Mark Rlssb r
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Charles Noes©
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Kvorett Marten
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Raymond Mlee
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Randle Grimes
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Vernon Gardner
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Otto Rivers
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C. V>, Seott
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V S Stureeon .
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M irlon Sears
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Robert Watson
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Churl* s Pnrsell
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Fred Girt on
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Rov Sclioemaker
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Oscar Martin
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Fred Jackson James Miller John Nelson Coma Jones J. B. Henry Wiley Roach Kay Vaughan Mt A Mister Machinery King Morrison Co lb ss Sales Sarvice . Public Service Co. . . . Bed well Tir e Co The Ohio Stone Co. . . . Greem astle Hdw. . . . . Ind. Tele. Co Mare Tire Co
Jaek Earl
jv I,.ill ^ A. m .1 Man hat tan Crushed Stone 2852.85
Russellville Stoiif (’o. Dept, of Water Works ... J. J^mkester Greeiirastle Motors D. E. Williamson Weesner Implement Co. Shumaker Brothers Klvin Williams Metzger Lumber Co Clark I aim her Co Glen Browning John Waddle Alva Chadd Fern Alexander
County Welfare
Margaret R. Potter Helen Werneke Jeannetta Bills Harriet Gilmore Geneva L. Shelly Frances Knark .
Paul McKeehan Helen Gray .. .
Fay G. Hay Ind. Assoc. Tele. Corp. . Fay G. Hay T. R Woodburn Co Chastain Funeral Home Putnam County Hospital TroRnurer of State . G. T Tennis. M I>. I *r. Clyde Gray Bert Rholton J. C Penney
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Rosen,. 11 Mils Nh t ha n iel H uek leberry Jiotuild Cooper H. (’. Skelton Boss Allee Frank Smith Betty Fail VmoR II. Hunter Kenneth E. Went Elmer MeKavnty Floyd G miner Ira Hutcheson Vinos i • Quinton WMIIs B nirkson Vlbert Houck T<evl Hasty John Abel Ralph 1. Browning Vrthur K I,von Jean MeCullotlgh Otner C. Akers Putnam County Graphic 'r.vpewriter Sales ("(». ... Greeiirastle T> pewritrr Co Motion Grill Chet’s Cafeteria Royal,• Cafe I loom’s Steak House . . . Lawyers Publishing Co. Vnierican Law Book Co. The W. H Anderson Co. West Publishing Co. . . Shepards Citations ... The Rnhh's-Morrlll Co. National Law Library Ass* Signed James W. Wright. Auditor Putnam County
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The Willing Workers of “4^ met June 1611^ at 9:00 a. m. to start the judging. The winners of the judging are Senior Baking. 1st. Ella Marie Nicholson. | £rul, Mitzi Alexander. Junior Baking. 1st, Barbara Wysong, 2nd. Roberta Wysong. Senior Food Preparation, 1st, Carole a Clodfelter, 2nd, Barbara GilU. Junior Food Preparation, Marcia Albin, 1st and 2 nd, Sandra Clodfelter. Senior Clothing, 1st, Jo Ann Hazlett, 2nd, Nancy Bock. Junior Clothing, 1st, Lois Miller and 2nd, Betsy B<»ck. Next we had our picnic lunch and then we had sonic songs. The meeting was adjourned until June 30 at 1:30 p. in. CST at the school house.
AT THK VONCASTI.E
Newso/4-H ^ CLUBS
LOOKING HAPPY, Rita Hayworth and husband, Prlnca Aly Khan, are shown at the Prlx Ue I’arls, final event at the Longchainps track In the French capital. Their horse, Double Rose, running under Rita's SSlors, finished out of the money. (International Soundvioto)
Myrna Loy as the ranch mother in ''The Red Pony,” Republic Technicolor production of John Steinbeck's novel. Co-star-ring Robert Xtitchum, the film at the Voncastle Theatre.
UNMASKING THE KLAN AFTER STROKING his signature to Alabama's antl< masking bill, making it unlawful for Ku Kiux Klansmen to wear their hoods in public, Gov. Jim Folsom hands pen to State Sen. Henry Mize at Montgomery. The new law la the state's answer to a aeries of floggings and masked demonstrations in the area of Birmingham. (International)
The Jolly Hustlers 4-H Club of Cloverdale met on Wednesday at the school building for their regular meeting. Kllcen Henson acted as president, in the absence of Evelyn Gaston. Roll was called and minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Norma Leigh Siddons led th' 1 pledge to the Flag and Betty Nickerson led the 4-H -club' pledge.. We had singing with Janet and Barbara Parker leading. We discussed the judging contest to be held at the Greencastle High School building m Thursday and means of transportation to get to this meeting. We also discussed a joint meeting with the Gay Junior Club to lie held Tuesday at the schorl building at which time plans were made for a picnic and cov red dish luncheon to be held at McCormicks Creek park on Friday. Record books were checked. Games were played under th ■ . pinning of Jo Ellen Tlexander and Annie Sutherlin, the recreational leaders. Refreshments qf Pepsi-Cola and potato chips were served with Jo Ellen Alexander as chair-man. We are very busy these days getting our record books filled
The McMillan Feed Company sponsored a moving picture show at the Junior Clovers fourth 4-11 meeting in the school house oa June 22nd. Thirty members answered roll call by giving the name of a common animal. There were also five visitors present. The pledge to the flag was given by Glen Steel and the 4-H club pledge was given by Arthur Martin. We then sang DaisyBell led by Dale Bowman. After refreshments we played games led by Junior Horn, acting as recreation leader. We then adjourned to meet again on July 13. Charles Gaston gave a talk on the care of hogs for exhibit at the Lucky Clovers 4-H meeting held June 21st at the school house. Marvin Douglas gave 4-H pledge and the minutes were read and approved. Paul Groves announced that our next bell game would be with Fillmore June 26th at the Cloverdale diamond. Games were lead by Harley Sutherlin and refreshments were served. Th meeting was adjourned to meet at the senool house July 5th at 8:00 The Russell Township 4-H Junior Leaders who were in charge of the monthly Junior Leader meeting Thursday night entertained the group with what was called the best program of the year. Buddy McGaughey, president, presided. Music was furnished by the Russellville club. Reports of the Kiwanis Junior Leadership Conference held recently at the State Fair Grounds were given by Buddy McGaughey and Katherine Cook. Purdue RoundUp delegates giving reports were Marilyn Gardner and Ike Strain. Attendance awards for 100 per cent attendance at the recent Officers Training School were presented by Tom Hendricks, 4-H club agent. Clubs presented awards were Floyd, Cloverdale, Monroe, Washington,
Russell, Greencastle, Franklin, Clinton and Jefferson. Following the meeting, the group was divided and went on a scavenger hunt which was enjoyed by all present. Before the meeting adjourned a few were taken snipe hunting which they will never forget when attending 4-H junior leadership meeting. The fourth regular meeting ot Jeff’s Hog Herders was held July 2nd at the school building at 7:30 CST. The meeting was opened by the president, Bobby Ziegelman. The pledge to the Flag was given and the 4-H pledge was led by Betsy Hacker. Barbara Shumaker and Duane Gaston led the group singing. Roll call was answered by naming a grease, oil or gas. Betsy Hacker thanked the club for her nice card. The minutes were read and approved. It was decided to take a trip to Riverside Saturday night, July 9th. A truck will leave the school house at 6:15 CST. It was decided to have an ice cream supper for the next meeting. There will be musical entertainment. The club discussed having a Fish Fry for our July 30th meeting Wendell Hurst was the only junior leader from this club at the Junior Leaders meeting at Russellville Iasi month. He brought the motto banner to the meeting Saturday night that we won at the officers training meeting.. The Junior Leaders graded the record books. Billy Ziegelman gave a report on the Round-Up at Purdue. A demonstration on ‘How to make a Hog Feeder’ was given by Robert Morrison and Duane Gaston. Games planned by the recreational leaders were enjoyed by all. Candy bars were served as refreshments. The meeting was adjourned to meet again July 16th. Jeff's Hog Herders played three games Sunday July 3, at the Belle Union diamond. They defeated the Russellville Bees in two games. The first team score was 10 to 7. The score of the girl's game was 29 to ,3. Jeff's Hog Herders defeatcJ the men's team from Belle Union and Mt. Meridian 12 to 9. Due to an unexpected acident the game scheduled between Jeff’s Hog Herders and Roachdale at the latter’s diamond Monday night, July 4th was cancelled. Jeff’s Hog Herders vs. Bainbritlgc 4-Hers in a softball game Sunday July 10th at the Belle Union diamond at 2:00 CST.
NEW MAYSVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Boo Leak and family took supper Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. Audry Leak at Brovvnaourg. Mr. and Mrs. BUI Brothers called on Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ward and Alvora Weller, Wednesday night. Ida Steward, Clyde Steward
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and children. Same Dove awl Lulu Ward visited with Mr.':. Clyde Steward who is in the sanitorm.n at Rockrtlie, Tuckday afternoon. Violet Leak and children spent Wednesday at the home of Clyde Steward and family. Lloyd Young of Indianapolis called on Clarence Ward, Sun day. Alfred Patrick was injured
in a fall from a load of Thursday and was taten to huMpital. He returned home Si day and is doing nicely. Mrs. Stella Johnston and* spent last week with Mr Mrs. Er nest Long at Put ville. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Roberts» family of Indianapolis are v« ing with Mr. and Mrs. R; Frazier.
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MILLERS SOIL SERVICE Restore and improve Soil Fertility Replace the phosphorous in your soil, the low cost way. USE Finely Ground Florida Natural Phosphate. Guaranteed 33% Spread on your young clover - and pasture. COATESVILLE IMPLEMENT CO. COATESVILLE, INDIANA PHONE 61
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Like Real Southern FRIED CHICKEN Fried A Crispy, Golden Brown? SERVED ALL DAY (TODAY) SATURDAY, JULY 9«h OPEN TONIGHT TIL 9:30 P. M. SMITH'S CAFETERIA Across from Post Office
Fried Chicken Dinners ALL OAT Tomorrow (SundaY) SMITH S GRILL CORN EH HOADS S(i AND 43