The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 July 1949 — Page 3

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FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1949.

“| have ho worries • - - ...I HAVE MY INSUR. ANCE WITH SIMPSON STONER ”

CLOSED NEXT WEEK wi: \\ II.I. UK CLOSED FKOM DAT, JULY ISTH TIL JULY 25TH. FOK VACATION ilEWART'S SHOE SHOP Across From Post Office

LEAVING THE WHITE HOUSE In Washington. New York’s Mayor William O’Dwyor (left) keeps newsmen In tho dark as to whether he will reconsider a previous decision not to run for re-election as mayor. O’Dwycr spent 10 minutes closeted with the president, who, newsmen believe, may have induced him to change his mind about the New York mayoralty situation. (Intet+atioaal) Banner Ads Gel Results

iu i: \ i:\vs the Jnily Hustlers quests, the (Jay i Mrs. Bastin, our !!iI fit the mothers at a picnic at McI ■ k I’m k First wi\ liiif,'. aiier which we dinner. The aftet - Ipwit in ink eg and ping.. Late in th • >1' ill enjoyed pie, lea. i present were: RichI'phen I!a :tin, Mn. Ighn Mis Joe CurSec ley,, Mrs. .Lester

Parker, Rex Parker, Keith Nick erson, Mrs. Leonard Mann, Freddie ai d Jerry Amacher, Mr:;. Alien Cain, Mrs. Fiank Casli, Mrs. William Ray Ilaltom. Mrs. William Haltom and daiightei Mrs. Forest Buike and Mickey, Mrs. Hugh Cowman, Mrs. Jewel Brannenman, and daughters Beverly and Mrs. Parker Sr. W 1 came home tired and sunburnt but we had had a wonderful day. Includirg the water vaporthat it contairs, the atmosphere of the earth weighs about .’s.r.ao.ooo.oco.ooc tons.

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.. ..... —JnM—waafiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiii '• ■O’--f We have a special diseoiint on four beaulifiil new designs for the month of July. This offer is made to stimulate business during the after Decoration slump. These are fine designs and you have ten of th'- best granites to select from. All workmanship ni'il granite guaranteed strictly first class. This is u saving worth while. Tltese Memorials are fabricated by THE MONFMKNTAI, SALKs A MFC. ( O. ST. CLOt 1), MINN. And Sold liv ALLAN BAIN Tel. S on -JT. Cloverdale, Iml.

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Administrator s Sale Tin undersigned Lxcculor o| the lute Willie Wlatt Estate and Hurley F. Allgood will sell at publie aiU tion at farm known as the Frank Met lain farm, in Parke County, •; miles west and one mile north of Green Township school bouse, ? miles north of KWImore on Slate Koad o!) ami one mile east (lien one mile north on MONDAY, JULY 25TH„ 1949 AT 10:00 O’CLOCK <t»T) SHARP 22 •• HEAD DAIRY CATTLE - 22 Four I Tear old Jerseys on full production now. Three J year old Jerseys on full production now. One ,H year old Jersey on full production now. 8 Jersey cows on full production, from I years to 8 yrs. old. Three Heifer Calves. Two Bull Calves. One •» year old Jersey Hull. One Diamond T Truck, '37 Model, HP Grain Bed. One ‘J bottom John Deere Tractor Plow, 14”. One Horse Wheat Drill. CORN Soil Bushels Good Yellow Corn. TERMS: — CASH.

LEO WIATT EXECUTOR AND BURLEY F. ALLGOOD

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Tills sale will start promptly at 10: o’clock (CST) Immediately after Hits sale is over we will go to other farm for sale at l‘J:30 (CST). As Follows: Administrator's Sale The undersigned Executor of (be late Willie Wiatt Estate and T. W. Everson will sell at public auction at farm known as the Osborne farm, 1 < mile east ol and 1 j mile south of Judson, it miles s mthwvst ol Wavelund and .7 miles northwest of Itelimore, on MONDAY, JULY M„ 1949 AT 11:30 O’CLOCK. (CST) 40 •• DAIRY CATTLE •• 40 20 Cows-18 HEIFERS - One Bull - One Calf SaHie, 2 year old, t gallon cow now to freshen, .March 21st; Nancy, 2 year old, 4 gallon cow now, to freshen March 13th; Honey 2 year old, 4 gallon cow now, to freshen November 1st; Bessie, 8 year old, 5 gallon eow now, to freshen October 24th; Blue, 7 year idd, I gallon e.rw now, to freshen December 2nd; Daisey, 8 year old .7 gallon cow now, to freshen March I5tli; Snowball, 3 year old, 4 1 2 gallon cow now, to freshen March 20th; Swiss Cow, 3 year old, 4 gallon cow now, to freshen January 12th; Orange, 7 year old, 4 gallon eow now, to freshen November Kith; Legale, 7 year old, 4 gallon eow now, to freshen October 28th; Star, 3 year old, 4'^ gallon row now, to freshen March 10th; Btackle, 3 year old, 4 gallon eow now, to freshen March IGthj Otha, 1 year old, 4 gallon cow now, to freshen .March 8lh; Goldie, 4 year old 5 gallon cow now, io freshen March 8!h: Margie, I yeai old. 4 gallon cow now. to freshen September .ird; Bridget, 3 year old, 8 gallon cow now, to freshen December 1st; Susie, 7 year old, I gallon eow now, to freshen Jan. 8tli: Pet, 7 year old, 4 gallon cow now, to freshen November 20th; Penny, 2 yeai old cow, calf by side; Brown heifer, close springer These cows gave 5I«2 lbs. milch in 2 weeks, testing 4.S average. Cows are vaccinated for Bangs, also most of heifers. 10 Heifers, some to freshen this fall. One yearling dark lersey Bull, sired by Armony Duke; one baby calf. 2 — SOWS 2 One Black sow. one White sow to farrow by sale. TERMS — CASH. Lunch by Judson laulies Aid.

LEO WIATT EXECUTOR AND T. W. EVERSON

ALTON HL'KST, EARL KAY, RALPH McMAHAN, Auctioneers. RALPH McGAUGHEY AND FRED BELL1S, Clerk*.

Hillman Girls Wallop Locals

The Hillman girls' team proved too classy, at least last night, for the Greencastle girls softball squad under the floodlights at Robe-Ann Park. The Tene Haute outfit won the seven-

inning contest, 22 to 9.

Rosemary Brattain turned in a good hurling exhibition for the ocals but there were too many rrors. Most of the tallies cul•cte 1 by tlie visitors were unarned. Had the Greencastle deense been tighter, the score ■ould have been a great deal

closer.

Ue think it would be a good lea to play another game with he Hillman aggregation aftei he local fair sex has had a itlle inon practice and expe once. The biggest crowd as ye. his cummer witnessed th games last evening. Softball News LAST NIGHT RESULTS Sportsman Simp 4, Coan's Dru

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Hillman's, Terre Haute (gir's .’2, Greencastle (girls) 9. LKAGi E STArsniNGS VV 1 Amereian Legion 6 ( Moose 4 ligh School . 4 mne Star Local No. 39 3 dillers Hardware 2 : 'Ulmorc ........ 2 .It. Meridian . 1 .Vebb’s Studebakcrs 1 Kittcnball Hooligans .3 Cannon Clowns 2 iger Rags 2 1 lenient Mixers 0 Jayeee League Sportsman Shop T ( Mullins Drug Store 3 1 V’hitc [Cleaners . Janncr-News Julligan Soft Water Joan’s Drug Store lursty's Gulf Station ’utnainville

VAM ABM. PI PLICATION'S.” The Daily Banner this morning received two copies of a letter from the U. is. government printing office in Washington despite the shortage of pape.' and the cluttered up condition of the mail, not counting the fact that the post office department is operating several hundred m.llion dollars in the red. The letters, identical in nature, said o i. subscribers could buy the following publications: A destription of postage stamps, 184',"1947; You can make 7t series, :> volumes; camp stoves and f: places; Aunt Saturn's radio recipes; word working nnu furniture repair; make it o; loathe 1 ; vnst watches, pocket watcher, ■'top watches ur.d clocks; bullding with logs, photography, > volumes; unarmed defense f i the American soldier (judoi They also say they nave a long list of free pamphlets.

EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON HOT ROD

TONIGHT 6:00. p. in. Culligan Soft Wate. vs. Banner-News. i7:15 p. m. American Legion vs Moose. 8:30 p. m. Lone Star Loco No. 39 vs. Mt. Meridian Sunday, July 17 No games scheduled

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In the game played We Inoslay evening, Hursty’s Gulf Station defeated Culligan Soli Water, 11 to 10. The game is in be replayed due to a sauctiom . protest of a run that was allowed ’0 be scored when a man crossed the plate when the batter hi’ 'he ball, reached second base but A - as put out for failure to tow h first. This was the third out. ATTENDING 1‘rUIH’E LAFAYETTE, lnd„ July 15 S. A Colliver, rural route three, Greencastle is attending a tw - .veeka refresher course in agriulture at Purdue University designed especially as an aid to inservice teachers of agriculture .or veterans. The course is being offered by the State Departnn nt if Vocational Agricultural E 'u■ation in cooperation with th i urdue School of /•-gr.'culturo, lie Agricultural Extension Scvicc and the Agricultural Experiment Station. AT THE VON'CANTLE

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