The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 July 1949 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1949.

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SOFTBAL,L NEWS Swick's restHurani girls sofball team turned out another good practice meeting with Z) interested girls and a group cl local soft-ball fans watching, from the bleachers at Blaekstock

field.

A game will be schedule! with Roachdale or Bainbndge next week and will be played at Roachdale. Dorothy Slavens ts doing a good job holding down first bas with Betty Hinkle on second and Eugenina Irwin on third. Each new comer is given an equal chance at positions. Lucille Johnston pror.r.e to be a air-tight short stop, hacked up with snail but mignty Barbara j Alexander in the field. Practice will be 6:15 Friday night at Blaekstock behind the . stadium and 10:00 o’clock Sun | day morning at Robe Ann Park Girls interested come out.

ED SALE fhree nillffl west of lin, Indiana July 29, 1949 liM r. m. — select offering tlon bred modern pshlres. II you realod hogs we invite with in the night of tiling on Request. ewart and Son i

Trapshoot Sunday, July 24 12:00 CST Roachdale Gun Club Merchandise and Practice Shouts

Dittf* proved to a crowd of more {han two thousand interested fans Thursday night, that he is one of the best softball twlrlers in »these parts as the Chesty team from Terre Haute, shaded the local American Legion squad, 1 to 0. in an eight-inning thriller under the floodlights at Robe-Ann Park. Ditto turned in a no-hit game and was never in trouble over the entire route. The tilt hail been scheduled for seven innings, but it took an extra frame to decide the contest as Finley Jobe, on the mound for the Legion, was also being very stingy with hits. Jobe allowed only four blows during the evening and it was the last one, a home run smash to deep left center by Turner in the top ot eighth that broke up the bail

game.

Both pitchers had opposing batsmen at their mercy during most of the eight-inning battle. Jobe struck out 16 batters and Ditto whiffed 15 would-be sluggers. Only one error was comnittod by each team. Sunday afternoon, the Legion learn is host to Wingate, Lebanon ami Terre Haute for a listrict softball tourney at the city park. This tournament will start following the Deem Bros.-Plain field hard hall game scheduled for 1:30 p. m. Softball News

A Little of.... THIS

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THAT

SEASON KOK SQUIRRELS The open season for Fox and Grey squirrels for the entire statq^f Indiana for the year l!M!» only, shall he from the Hind day of Align*, !<( t()i 20thday > f October ifnWMslvA '' t

JIM ZEIS

Have you noticed the butts fly on Roy Hillis' straw hat ' Just keeping up with the ladies, says Roy.

It shall bi* y tirtawfuT for nwy one person lo afayot, km, or possess in file stat?* than 5 v.qiirels in any day du r - • p tin open season designated herein. This- rule shall be effective for the year 1949 only. It shall become effective August IS, 1949.

SOTICK TO TAXPAYERS OF I IIWKI.O TOWN Ml IP. PATH AW MM VIA . IN III A \ A, OF A PHOroM;n PLAN TO KHTAIILISM % < I Ml l.\TI\ i; Hi ILIHN4. Oil M N KI NO FI Nil FOR THE FitF.4 THIN OF % NF.W M HOOL HI IkaAMNO 014 THi: IIFMOIIKI.INO OF OLD M IIOOL III ILDINO* Notice is lifi^hy given the lax«Kiy»Vs «»r TYUJikltii Toniiship, Pntiii*in 1mU»i»4»4i. that .tlu*

Of Hrtld Tuwu-

a ini tire .^tvlwfirr* l*i*i nl', .it fMte T^GiMho’ nieethiK Iwo* nri day nf July. PM.', will ruiisldi-rTeYfi^titrnf to statute, tin* proposed plan to es* ihlMh u cumulative buildiliK or sinking fund for 'he erection of new .school loilPHnK efr r«?mo*lchiiK of old school buildings, and the levy of .in additional tax at the rate of

tax to b* first levied in 1949. payable in 1950, and each year t hereafter for five (5) yours, all as provided by Chapter 57 of the Acts of the General Assembly of tInstate of Indiana, 1915. as Amended, Chapter See. 1. of the Acts of the General Assembly, of Indiana, 1947.

$0.50 on each $100 00 of taxable property in said Franklin Town ship. Putnam County. Indiana, to

Taxpayers appearing; at such mcetinK have a riffht to he heard theroon The proposed plan to establish a cumulative or sinking fond as finally determined will be referred to the State Board «>f Tax Commissioners, which Board will pursuant to 1» nal notice thereon, hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor’s Office of Putnam Comity. Indiana, or at such other place ** may be designated upon any pet! tlon filed by protestors. At such hearing of July 27th. 1949. tax payers objecting to the proposed i 11 la a ilia v i*e heard and interested

snob hearinRs subsequent thereto will be held. John B Williams Trustee of Franklin Township 15-22-21

NOTICK OF 4|I %LIFM ATION OF HXKCt TOR

taxpayers may imiuiiv

NOTICE IS IIKKCMV GIVKN. that the undersigned has duly qualified as executrix of the last will and testament of Minnie Bence deceased, in the Putnam Circuit Court, of Putnam County, Indiana, and has Wen duly authorised by said Court to administer sail! estate. Said estate is supposed to be

solvent.

July. 7. 1949

No X999

Era Bence Kossettcr. Executrix Gillen and Lyon, Attornc>s nun r C Akers. Clerk "f th»

the Circuit Court, of Putnam County.

provide funds for said fund, said (* 0 unty Auditor when and wlier** Gillen and Lyons. Attorneys

Sheriff John Sutherlin motored to Russellville yestMday afternoon to warn the merchants the northwest l urnam town to be on the alert for possible bad check artists during the TnCounty Fair.

SUNBURST MEMORIALS Fop list ing memory

■J' 1 k-.U ■■•wB* a •qx'i-ial ilisroiint on four heaiitiful new design-. onMi of July. This offer Is made to stimulate business e after Decoration slump. These are fine designs and ten of the best granites to select from. All workmungraoite guaranteed strictly first class. This ts a saving worth while. These Memorials are fabricated hv THE MONUMENTAL SALES & MFG. CO. ST. CLOUD. MINN. And Sold By

ALLAN BAIN

Cloverdale. Did.

NSHINE SWIMMING POOL Plainfield, Indiana M in cool, clear, clean drinking water. Picnic Grounds Restaurant Home Cooked Foods

COMMUNITY SALE SOKED HV UNION CHAPEL CHURCH W. S. C. S. ednesday, July 27th, 1949 10 O'CLOCK CENTRAL STANDARD TIME Sale |||.|(| i n Morton at Morton School Ground Sale to be held under tent. 'OWING PROPERTY: Nelcs made by the W. 8. C. 8., quilts, conifer Is, Loom Kngs, Aprons, Fancy Work, etc. •m-ard Wright has sold his farm and Is inoving to the making a clean up of all livestock and outside tools, a tuit* amt iniHcclIaneoiM.

COWS

>ear old heavy springer Jersey; one 2 year old heavy •‘fsey heifer. Artificially bred to |v ur<' bred Jersey: one 4 ers,'y cow; one year old heifer .extra nice; 30 young elKhlng | 3/4 I.bs. FURNITURE t new table top oil stove, coal range, heating stove, met, wash stand, 2 tables, corn crib picketing. Electric •we, lawnniowcr, 9x12 rug. sofa bed, rockers, roll auay separator and milking utensils; 2 10-gallon milk cans, - iron kettles, pitch forks, shovels, fruit Jars, garden man . v other articlea too numerous to mention.

HOGS

nice Spotted shouts, weight 65 lbs.; 16 shoals, 6 6 Hen-fords, 4 Whites, weight 75 lbs. ’

FEED

Ml11 some hay, Straw, Corn and Oats.

IMPLEMENTS

r Kc com elevator, one 3 section harrow, good; 120' ft. 100 lb. Occo Mineral; one McCormlck-Deering Cream

’ ""s of other tools by m«c day. Mie new 12 ft. Farm Oates.

orrlson will be here with a truck load of new inerchan*°ols, drills, elctrle fans and various Items in the

Hoe.

^rry one welcome to bring livestock, furniture, or any>ou wish to sell will he accepted and sold on a com,5rln K In your proiierty, we will have the buyers. ’ will serve dinner beginning, at 11 o’clock CST. them and spend the day for this sale Is for a good

Ladle*

with

wanting to consign property contact, Clair Albin at or see 8. B. I^ove, I eland Chllcoate, Jake Martin, , "f Fred Wlehmann. INTER & rav, Auctioneers. CLIFT AND HAZEL McMAINS, Clerks. Not Responsible For Accidents > >o be settled for before being removed from premises.

LEAGUE STANDINGS FAST LEAGUE-lst ROUND W American Legion 6 Moose 5 High School 4 Miller’s Hardware 4 Fillmore 3 Lone Star Local No. 39.. 3 Ml. Meridian 2 Webb's Studebakers .... 1 2tul ROUND Fillmore 1 VFW 1 High School 0 .one Star Local No. 39 0 Ktttenhail Hooligans 4 Camion Clowns 3 Tiger Rags 2 Cement Mixers 0 Jayeee I .(ague Sportsman Shop 5 White Cleaners 4 Mullins’ Drug Store .... 3 Banner News 2 '’nan's Drug Store 2 Hursty’s Gulf Station. 2 Culligan Soft Water ... 2 ’utnainvillc 0 5 La*t Night’s Results Sportsman Shop 8. Mullins’ Drug Store 0. MilUr’s Hardware 12, Moose 3.( 9 innings) Chesty Chips (Terre Haute) !. Vmertcan Legion 0 18 inningsi

Did you see the humnurg bird nest on display in the Central Bank window?

'Dog days" the corner.

just uroUi.il

A swimming pool is too expensive but we are wondering if a wading |>ool fur the Uny tots would he out of the question at the city park.

TONIGHT 7:15 Cannon Clowns vs. Cement Mixers 8:30 Lone Star Local No 39 vs. StilcsVille. SUNDAY. JULY 21th LEGION DISTRICT TOURNEY 3:30 Greencastle vs. Wingate 5:00 Lebanon vs. Terre Haute 7:15 VFW vs. Miller’s Hard-ware-League game. 9:00 Winner of 3:30 and 5:C0 games.

Japan has about 200 volcanoes but only 50 of them are eonsid ered active.

There are 102 CAA-licensed aircraft mechanic schools in the U. S..

AT THE VONUAHTLE

Sultry Yvonne De Carlo turns on her sultriest look-and Burt Lancaster and Dan Duryra find it Irrcsitible. They are drawn into a plot of robbery and ginplay in Universal-International's “Criss Cross,” a dramatic film combining romance with violent action,

Have heard a great deal if favorable comment from noth old and young in regards to a skuling rink here. It seems to us ths' it would be a paying proposition. And we had the same idea about a bowling alley several yea 1 :; ago! Bet there will be plenty cf j good eats at the pitc.h-in suppet j Sunday at the V.F.W. Home. ; Best of all, we will get to ‘‘sample’’ some of it. This is the time of year that you receive those postal card» from your friends winch sta'.c [ "wish you were here." Fred Pease was telling u.; a wild story about Melvin Corim ■ and the big snake oown in Warren township. As we ge: it, Mr Coffman was driving irong t i ■ road when he saw wimt lie thought was a pieces of pl(>“ across the highway. He ..iiiiy J but then the huge snake raise I its head and he jumped back in i his Jeep and attempted to rin ; over it. Fred claims the larg ; reptile stopped the Jeep. Mayb • we’ve got this wr ing, but ar.jway, it makes a good snaki story. •Fried chicken, green beans and sliced tomatoe.* .... that'.Indiana in, the suiium rt:mc. And speaking of Initiator we're expecting a report on Fay Ray's garden mosc any tim< now. Wouldn’t it be great to be a kid again and plunge "in tin raw" into the old swimming hole! Whi n we went to old First Ward school some thirty ye/.c ago. our gang of t:iu: day. enjoyed the cooling warn- at "B!u ■ Hole," west of town on ;;ie Columbia street road. In ruit group j were Bud Reeves. Bull Graham. George Becmer, Ildrry wray. Ah McKay, Ralph and "Possu n" Crousore, Fete Stoner, etc. Will have to see Ola Ell s and Lawrence Snider and hear some more election stori. a of days past in Greencastle. Dick Cowgill tells us he is going fishing down at E( 1 River Falls next week Ted Brown r also going to learn the finer points of catching the elusive I species of the finny tribe from Mr. Cowgill, truly a veteran angler.

ALL PUTNAM ACCLAIMS HANDY'S ICE CREAM

COUNTY £ fl

in the short period of time since Handy's Ice Cream has been introduced the public ac< ceptance has been most gratifying Your Good Will Is Most Sincerely Appreciated ANNOUNCING OUR NEW REFRIGERATED DELIVERY UNIT TO GIVE BETTER SERVICE IN THE FUTURE

PK Tl RED ABOVE IS THE LATEST TYPE DODGE I'll VI HAS Jl ST BEEN PLACED I\ SERVICE.

KEEKIGE RATED DELIVERY UNIT

M’SE PUTNAM COUNTY DEALERS HAVE HANDY'S DELICIOUS ICE CREAM

Audrid Flcenor’s remodeling ut the corner of Washington

and Indiana is attention of a •’contractors” columnist.

attracting the lot of sidewalk including your

We just heard of a ease whore a lady had paid taxes for the past four years on some land along the National Road, west of Pleasant Garden, only to discover recently that the grout'd belonged to the State of Indiana. Interest in softball certainly has not waned in these parts. It’s too bad that the crowds attending each night do not hav bleacher accomodations. “If you can't see 'em. you can't hit 'em,” was the general opinion of the local Legionnaires after facing Ditto last night.

GREENCASTLE

THE RENDEZVOUS ROY A EE CAKE COPPER KETTLE EAST SIDE DRIVE IN SNACK SHOP WHITE WAY STOP 'N SHOP VAN lit SKIRK GROCERY SWICK’S LUNCH COFFEE CUP BUIE MOON NEW'GENT’S RECREATION PARLOR SPI RE*M K'S MEM IPS CONFECTIONERY DEAN’S FOOD MARKET CAMPUS MARKET PARKWAY GROCERY EAVNE’S PURE OIL UK S MARKET SI THEREIN GROCERY

THE PUZZLE—Clnverdale REGAL STORE—Clove rdale McKA.MEY’S—Cloverdale ROSE'S GRILL—North of Clovcrdaf* HI KT'N POOL ROOM—Cloverdale COT'I \gk CAFE—C lovi-r'kih-FRIEND'S GROCERY—Limedale OI.R Tit All. INN—State Road 40 BARON’S RESTAURANT—State Road 40 ItOESE.VS GROCERY—Piitnamvllle HEN JONES—40 and 43 CEDAR CREST—40 at 51 CLARK’S GROCERY—Mt. Meridian RICE'S GROCERY—Belle Union CRADICK'S—State Road 43 THOMPSON’S GROCERY—South of Cloverdule

ROWLAND GROCERY LOCKWOOD GROCERY SNYDER’S GROCERY SOI TH END ECONOMY MARKET SPIDMT HARDMAN'S GROCERY RUNYAN’S POOl, ROOM HAMMOND’S GROCERY 11M AND MARY’S lEl'T'HIEN SERVICE STATION GREENCASTLE SERVICE STATION MONNETT’S GROCERY STANDARD GROCERY St RBER’S pool, ROOM SMITH'S CAFETERIA SALK PAVILION ROBE-ANN PARK THE SUBWAY GRILL MORAN’S GROCERY BORDER'S GROCERY

CARP GROCERY—Carp STANLEY GKO< EKY—f oateaville HUNTER BIM mtEKS—Hllmore FOSIIER'S GROCERY—Rain bridge COFFER’S GROCERY—Bethel HARRIS GROCERY—State Road 40 (eiiHt) A. H. LEMEIKR’S—State Road 42 MAPI.E GROVE—State Road til (east) CURTIS GROCERY—Little Point OIK HARD TERRACE—State |{oad 40 HODA STATION—State Road 10 RALSTON’S CAMP—(State Road 40 (•RIMES HOTEI,—Plainfield CHICAGO INN—Plainfield flUNTElf AND PHILLIPS—Amo “Y” CAFE—Stilesvllle Koud and 40

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