The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 July 1949 — Page 3
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, JULY 25, 1949.
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roKM VTIOX veti'ians applyk ,H,I War II bonk *WB today a clarification 1,0m the Bonus mp i, nann Departl, affairs cona I discharges L, director of the [,,1 Orville H- Brav. offirer of the i announced 1,1,nans need net ■ form 6*5° H -,nid the NAV-
that
not have t<. mid ^§oehip" discharge have the “notice fiuin s in their possess-
mU 4 senil the original IH*j| lorni or 5r».1 as it
OAK or SUMAC
j is called, however, photostatic or certified coprea will not be accepted. In tne event the paper has been lost, a certificate in lieu of the lost separation paper can be obtained by making application to the Ninth Naval District, at Great Lakes,
111.
All Navy men were warned to be sure and check the number of their original notice of sera rat ion. The majority of Navy veterans were issued the 5!V1 form at time of discharge, which will ho sufficient. However, all ither Navy veterans who wore issued any other separation form ather than 553 will still hav o send the original discharge paper number 660 along with the iHgir.al separation paper. Marine Corps amt Coast Guard veterans will also benefit by the uling since many Marine Corps non have NAVMC form 78-PD, which is acceptable in its original form. Coast Guard men who have NAVGG form 553 need not send their other discharge paper. However, all
us application. It was pointed out, that form 553 contains the same information that is listed on the back side of all Army dischages. However, the Navy made two separate sheets of paper for their discharge and notice of separation-660 and 553.
as Navy veterans that they must
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Marine Corps and Coast Guard
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ADVISES C ATTLEMEN UPLAND, Ind.. July 25 Sam R. McKolvie. former Nobraskt governor, has told some 2.600 cattlemen that they shouldn’t be “too alarmed over any downward price adjustment period.” MeKelvie gave the advice in addressing the annuual summer meeting of the Indiana Cattle Feeders association at the Mil-ler-Purdue experimental farm near here. “Never was the beef producer in as strong a financial position as he is now,” MeKelvie said. He explained that the demand for beef and the per capita consumption is high; there are fewer imports from Mexico because of the hoof and moutn disease, and production on range land cannot be grearjy increased. The cattlemen inspected the experimental herds being fed at the farm.
<ou. inn* Xot|.( is li.t.hv niven Hint the M-i.inl of Si-hoo] Trustees of t!i«- < Si’< cm. .istlo ‘.’ons/ilidulcd Schools will reedve bids for stoker eo I i*m lli.' r.»r.i-."i0 Kt’lioo] ycur Rids '»'• '»ii i ir loud (|ii;int it ios on th< '..tsis of delivery in school bins Lids should indlcnte the mime, vein, und size of screenins; and other |H‘)t i nen t i.nforniaf Ion reuardin^ «iunlit\ and description. I I’npii-.ils should he de!l\'crcd in c»iv(‘ln]»es murk -d ltll> to the school Superintendent’s office on
or before Wednesday. Aukusi 11, 194®. GREKNVASTLK HOARD OF SCHOOL TKrSTKKS S C. Su vers. President O. R. Shannon. Secretary .1. L. Poor. Treusmer 2r.-lt. noth r. ro x ihmh. hi « \m> IIOOI III s IIOIM llimtF.lls Xotire is hetu'by s-iven that the Hoard of School Truste*“s of th#» (Ireenenstlo t'onsolidated Schools will receive bids for school bus chassis and alternate types of school bus bodies as shown In speeifica t inns on file in the office of the Superintendent of Schools up to s 1* M on Almost 11. I94!>. Tin Hoard reserves the riuht to reject any or all bids Holders must file a bond or certified check in th# amount of $100.00 with hid. Si h n cd. >y S. C. Sayers, President G. H. Shunnon. Secretary .1. L. Poor. Treasurer 2T.-11 IN Till: DISTRHT rtM’U'r OF I’HK r\m:i) STATK For Um Southern District of Indiana. Terre Haute Division. In the mutter of Orville William Hltzer. In Hankruptcy No. 1*14 To the creditors of Orville William Hitzer of Greencastle. Ind.. a bankrupt: Notice is hereby piven that Orville Willi mi Hltz» r has heen duly adjudged a bankrupt on a petition filed by him on July 1 I. 11*40. and that the first meeting of his creditors will he held at Terre* Haute. Ind.. in Km. 201 Fed. HUlp . on Aug. 11*41*. at 10 o’clock A. M at which place md time the creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, appoint a committee of ereditor examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business us may pi-up* ; i come be'oi. aid meet in -• Indi anapolis. m-i July 22. r.*41* .lulm K. Ki« kl- Referee in P.ankruptcy 2 -it
Classified Ads
We now have plenty of pine ! Ht. 'S • 1. 7'4. 1 ^. and 2 inch t Cut ami threaded to your specif - j cations. Graver Welding. 8-tt
Open Air Rummage-coming soon. Watch Banner for date 25-21
All rl&SNined anvcnlHlng must he paid In advance. Customer!, using classified ads arc asked tn send cash with the ad. Figure the first 15 words at 25 rents and each additional word one
FOR SALE FOR SALE: 1937 Chevrolet four dour. See Fred Monnett at 301 Higgert st. 25-2p
FOK SALE: Transparent apples. Buchheit Orchards. 2-tt.
FOR SALE: 1916 Oldsmobile "76,” 4 door sedan, excellent j condition. Inquire pre-fnh, 2 ' Observatory Place after 5 p. m. 25-3p.
# SHOPPERS SPECIAL
FOB
FOR THAT OH SO S M O OT H
FOR SALE: Eskimo Spitz puppy, 2 months old. Phone 331-K or 854 N. Jackson St 25-2p.
TUESDAY
Women's Cotton T-SHIRTS
57c
Women’s T sldrtx in heiiuliful eulors for those hot summer days. Come in 4 colors, blue, maize, scarlet and wMte.
Sizes 32 to 42.
MONTGOMERY WARD
FOR SALE: Bassinette and pad in excellant condition. 2 nd farm house south Limedale, on Manhatten road. 25-2p
Found
FOUND: Two keys on a ring Owner may have same by paying for ad at Banner. 25-lp.
WANTED
FOR SALE: Polled Purebred Hereford bull, 15 months old. Eva Jobe, north of Belle Union.
FOK SALE: 1948 International KR6-176" W. B. This truck is in A-1 condition. Hess Sales & •Service. 11 E. Franklin st. 25-6t
FOK SALE' Gas stove, $5.00; Coolerator ice box, good condition, $35.00; one 9x12 rug, very good condition, $25.00. 415 East Washington St. 25-4p FOR SALE: Antique solid walnut bed and dresser. Phone 208-W. 25-21
BRING YOUR fORD 'BACK HOME” TO US REGULARLY FOR FORD-WAY LUBRICATION WE USE THE BEST LUBRICANTS AND DO THE JOB THE FORD FACTORY WAY
KING MORRISON FOSTER COMPANY Phone 268 — 114 W. Washington Your Friendly Ford Dealer Since 1910.
INVITATION POK lilHS. t r.il Service* Admiiiistruth'it. FuhIic ItiiildiugM Administration, <M ficu of Division Kngim er. 1124 I S. Host nffhr, 43:: Wi st Van nui«*n Hired, (.Miicago 7. Illinois, July 13. 1949. Seahal Mils, in tripliente. will ht* received at this office until 2 p. in. <*. S T.. August 3. 1949. ami then publicly opened, for furnishing the materials, ami performing the work for exterior painting nnd miscellaneous repairs it the H. S. 1*. <>., Greencnstle. In diana. in strict accordance with tin* specifications dated HH-DIV 4. April 14. 1949. and drawings. < if any) mentioned therein: and the genernl conditions dated Sept in. 194 2. nnd addendum thereto dated May Ki. 1944. Sped t h at ions and other data may he had at the office of the custodian of the build ing or the office of the division engineer, or Huhlie Buildings Ad ministration. Kooin No. ■'»97 Lemon Hnilillng. Washington. I* i\ Karl H Lund. Division Kngim or. 23-27.-2*»-3t
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’ 1938 Ford V-8 Tudor Certainly a GOOD BUY
At
Book Price - - • $200 But a Real Bargain
At
OUR PRICE $175 King Morrison Foster Co. Your Friendly Ford I>ealer Slnre 1910 Phone 268 1)4 W. Want). 8t.
FOR SALE: 1949 Int. inational KB87-176" W. B. 2 spec lax!' 5 xpceil transmisifon. Hi sa Sales 6 Service, 11 E Franklin si 25-6t
FOK SALE 1947 Massey Harris tractor ami cultivati.r-20-used very little. $1,000. Lonnie Brewer, 5 miles south ot Stih-s-ville. 22-3p
FOK SALE Small building. 18x20, i'asonable, has galvanized roof on il. to be moved in two weeks See John Tharp. Phone 654-J. It
FOK $100 00.
SALE: '25 DeSoto 217 Bloomington St 25-4 p.
FOR SALK: Shropshire sheen, 5 ewes, 1 buck. Good stock. Eugene Ozment, Fillmore. 25-2p.
FOK SALE: 1945 International KBS-159’’ W. B. Low milage, I new tires. Hess Sales & vice. 11 E. Franklin st. 25-61 FOR SALE: Two registerc 1 Polled Hereford bulls, 15 months old. William McElroy, Reelsville.
22-3p.
| FOR SALE: 1936 Ford tudor. | Cheap. 310 N. Indiana St., or phone 396-M after 5 p. in. 25-21, FOR SALE: 1942 Chevrolet Fleetline. Good condition. Raymond Pritchett. Commercial Ser- ' Place. 25-3p.
FOK SALE: Three registered Hampshire gilts. Will pig firrhalf of August. Litter can h' regestered. Friday. .Tury 29. Putnam Ciunty Sale Yarn. Dewey Staley 26-28-2’,
Saddle For Sale, Textan Western Roping, breast collar an! huddle vith aluminum nit. Jack Oement. Coatesville, R, 1 m'le east Fillmore . 25-2p.
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE: Antique cupboard, camp bed, desk, study table, single beds kitchen sink, tools, pressure cooker, lawn chair, tables, washing machine refrigerator, kitchen stool, roller skates. 613 E Anderson 81 Phone 579-J. 23-3p
FOK SALE: Transparent apples. Also a few peaches R. M. Montgomery successor' to McCullough orchard. 21-4p Lincoln Welders and welding supplies. Free instruction wh n desired. Graver Welding. 8-tf. FOK SALE: 1940 Hudson 2 door sedan, in A-l condition. Hess Sales & Service. 11 F.. Fra iklin st. 25-6t NOTICE Everyone who is interested in the Mill Creek cemetery please meet at the cemetry Wednesday morning, July 27 to help cb in it up.
Headquarters for curved rafters for barns, garages, machine sheds, warehouses, stores, factories. Black Lumber Co., 501 N. Indiana St. Phone 403. 19-tf
FOR SALE: A modern duplex near the business district, rooms and hath up. 4 rooms and bath down. Hardwood floors Hot water heat using gas. Garage. A good ineome property and in fine condition. Price $8500. J. T. Christie. 25-31 FOR SALE: A. six room house in the First Ward. One story Hardwood floors. Bath. Price $6000 J T Christie, 21 South Indiana Street. 25-3t FOK SALE: A five room house with bath on Howard Street. Garage. Two weeks possession. Prine $3000. J. T Christie. 25-31
WANTED: 5.000 feet of good hackherry timber or logs. Must be 16 inches or better. Pingleton Brothers. Call 675-R. 19tf
WANTED: House in country, elertrifii'd, or medium siz<'d farm. Charles Lommink, 111 W. Coln'mbia street 25-3p WANTED: Custom baling, by bale or on shares; also custom combining, 2 combines. See Tra or John Moore. Phone 995-J. 31-tf.
WANTED: Custom baling, done by M. M. baler. 15c bale on ground, 17c bale loaded. Albert Gerlaeh, Phone Roachdale. 14-36p.
WANTED: General offici work. Have bookkeeping and typing certificate from Central Business College. Phone 260-1. Call after 5 p. m. 25-2p.
FOB RERl
FOR RENT: Sleeping room, suitable for girls. Phone 101-W. Mrs. Burk. 25-2p. MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE: 1949 International KBS Rated 1 ton. dual wheels 9' stake body. Hess Sales & Service. 11 E Franklin st. 25-6t
Let us talk to yon about your insurance and automobile financing Budget all ymtir insurance with your auto payments. Cox £ Matthews. Phone 104 18-12L
FOR
SALE: 1949 Internation-
a! KR3
Rated 1 ton. dual
wheels
pickup,
Hess Sales &
Service.
11 E.
Franklin st.
25 61
FOR
SALE: Piano,
cheap
615 E.
Washington st.
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SEE THE NEW Ferguson Tractor and implements ineluding the new Ferguson 3 bottom plow. SHONKWILER TRACTOR SALES Basement High Point Service Station Greencastle
FOR RENT Pasture. Extra good, plenty of .vater and shade Harry Giltz Morton 23-2p FOR SALE Everett. Grand piano, good condition. Phone 384 R after 4.30 P. M. 22-3t
FOR SALE: Extra nice cooking apples. Frank’s Orchard. Phone 556 Morton. 21-25-2o FOR SALE: Locust posU Place your order for future de. livery. Splits or rounds, any amount, any size. Charles Monahan, Locust Heights Farm, 3 miles south Putnamville Mon-tf.
FOR SALE Table top GE electric stove; kitchen corner cabinet. Phone 709-RX. 25-3p. FOR SALE OR TRADE: House trailer. Thornton Underwood, Stilesvllle. 25-3p.
FOR SALE New four room modern home. Large lot. 215 Higgert St For information call 656-J. 25-3p
FOR SALE: 12 acres ground, including 8 acres soybeans. A real bargain. $1,000. Geo. Young, 5 miles west on Walnut St. Road. 25-6t
I have the crow, hawk and buzzard 20 acres, with a 5 room house, for sale for $650.00. Has some fruit and a good well. About 3U miles from Greencastle. See John Tharp. Phme 654-J. 25-1’.
PUBLIC AUCTION- or Real Estate: 80 acres of bortom lind, about 40 acres tillable, on Rm coon Creek, Franklin Township, Putnam County, Indiana, and about one mile east of village of Raccoon formerly owned by William Stafford, deceased, and Curtis Mason, deceased. S.t'e to be had on Monday, Augu«t 3. 1949 at 10 30 a m. CST at Helen Mason farm home one mile east of the village of Raccoon. Terms: Cash. Victor Carpenter Auctioneer. Hughes & Hughes, Attorneys. Roachdale sank & Trust Company, Conunisslo .er. 11-18-25-31
LAWN MOWERS: If purchased from us fully guaranteed. Power mowers $79.95. Compare price and quality, Craver Welding. 8-tf For highest grade upholstering, repairing, and rofinlshlng, all work guaranteed, call Art Furniture Shop, 7 W. Franklin St. Phone 299. 30-tf.
Artlflcai Breeding: HoUtetn, Guernsey and Jersey itrea. All proved transmitters of high mllb and butter production. Call before 9 A. M. Indiana Artlflcai Breeding Association. Phone 24F3, Greencastle. 26-tt.
Implement Salesmen. Must be familiar with farm equipment. Car essential. Indiana and Michigan open. Give age and full experience. Write Farm-Aid Tools 1142 E Washington St. Indianapolis. Indiana. 22-3t.
The Shamrock Beauty Shop will be oupen evenings by appointment. Mrs. Wood, Supervisor. 23-2t AT MILLER'S Harware: Sale on Keroson cooking stoves. Save as much as $45.55 Mon-Wed-Fi-tf.
HIGHEST cash prices paid for dead animals. Quick friendly service. Call Cloverdale 116 ring 4, or John Tharp, Greencastle, 654-J. By Products Industries, Inc. Mon-Wed-Fri-tf.
SHOP AT Baiubrldge’s modern 10 cents store-you'H be surprised. C. H. and C. Variety Store. Buinbridge. Mon-tf
EVEN HITCH HIKERS will admire your auto upholstry cleaned with Fina Foam . Stop 'N Shop. 25-lt.
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JOHNNY HAZARD
Bv Frank Rabbin
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NEVER THOUGHT I'D GET SENTIMENTAL OVER A TAKE OFF/ ONLY THOSE THREE, PCM/N THERE, SURE DIP SOMETHING TO ME / SETTER GET OFF THAT THEME ANP FIGURE HOW TO KEEP THESE THREE FROM PONG SOMETHING TO ME /