The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 July 1949 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 194^

ITCH Oen't Suffer Another Minute

Eva Williams.

Pail brarers were Maurice Sutherlin. Clayton Wilson, Dr Srxath. Buford Wilson and Do No matter hnw long you have eulTered

or how many remedies you have tried land A. \>t!son. Burial was ill for the Itching of psorlasfn, eciema. Hnachdale cemetery infect,f,ns. athlete’s foot or other ex- ln< «oacnuan lemeieiy.

ternally mused 'kin Irritationa—you can net wonderful results from the use of

WONDER SALVE - war time discovery. r t

no D w‘Vo';Th d e ^'folii’ ' he Arm> “ Mrs. Frnest Heber entertained

appUcatiom*' W^NdMl^ l.«! Wi,h n S,,ndav ' i,nn, ‘ r preaself-sF. pain relieving and antiseptic. Mr. Krnest Hoboi’s .>ith

Ro ugly appearance. Get WO^JpEB dav ^ th( , jr Br , inUdnu)?h tcr

Ruth Ann Heber's OtTi birthday, both being on July 24th. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. I/xsto:Hayes of Kmghtsville, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burks and daugn-t.-rs Anna Mac and Betty Jane and Vivian Mae and Ruth An.. Hebei . Ruth Ann and Mr. Heber received a birthday cake from

SALVrget aP r P es a un. nC U la^UStf. Sold in Orc-rmastle by Owl Drug Store. Mullins and pleonor Drug Stores or your own Drug-

gist. - 5r.

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Miss Barbara Ann Deonard of Ru . llvilK visited a few days wit h her grundniothcT, Mrs.

Elsie Thompson.

Mt and Mrs. Galen Irwin ami family entertained Friday, M.v Maritia Irwin and Mr. and

Mis Ray Smythe.

Mrs Carrie Hudson of Brazil and Mrs. Dulu Lockrtdbe of Dana sp. nt Wednesday with Mr. and Mis. Fred Lockridge. Mr and Mrs. Ralph Mart* returned from their vacation last We. k. They Visited the Lookout Mt , m Georgia and-other places of intoi, sts Their daughter. Carol Ann spent the week with hei grandmothei Mr. and .Mi« Bennie Rox and family of Bed-

ford.

Mi and Mrs. Cycrtl Mason of Hainbridg. anil Mi and Mrs Audry Modlin left Friday on a vacation ttip to Michigan. Mrs Martha Higgins returned to her home at the hotel Wednesday after a absence of neatly three years on account of illness. Mi and Mrs. Ward Harsht.argei and s,.n .Stanley left fot their home 11 San Francisco aitei visiting with relatives and friends Mrs. Stella Harshbar go.' - turned home with them to spend the winter. Dm Hymcr had the honor to be chosen as the I’utnam County delegate to the Alpha Oamma Kho late junior leadership con-

test.

Mrs. <>ti Sears of Cincinnati. Ohio, Mrs Perry Jackosn and daughl, r and Mrs. Will Harris or Somnmset Ky., visited with Mi and Mrs Riley Whitaker and family. Mr and Mrs Ralph Randel and Mrs Thelma Humphrey of Creemast 1, were Sunday dinner guest of Mi < Alda McCam-

mon.

Male a ret Witt, Jean Wilson, D. Steward and Mary Lores Steward left Saturday for a we* k vacation at Shafer’s lake. Funeral services were held Wndnesndy for Deiana Wilson from the Chastain Fumrla Home with K v. Malcolm A. Harris in charge. “Sunset and Evening Star" was sung by Everett Lewis, organist, Miss

lovely refreshments of Tunafish salad, potato cblps and icsd tea were served. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Steele had as their guests Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lang and Mr. Julius Pfieffer of Indianapolis and Mrs. Ester Lyon

and I-ynda.

Tito Brothers family entertained with a pitch-in dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Posher. Sunday in honor of Mr and Mts Lee Sutherlin and Mia Hubbard of Caldwell. N. J. Tb se present were Mr. and Mrs Lee Sutherlin. Mrs. Hubbard Rich Sutherlin, Mr. and Mrs Karl Sutherlin. Mrs. Maud.Brothers Joe Bill Brothers, Dennis ciodfelter and family.

Mr. ami Mrs. Lester Hayes and | Ta ||y McCall. Mr. and Mrs

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Classified Ads

FOR SALF,. -IfHb -if*4ernaPt»i'j al KB6-176 ’ W B. This,tr

is in A-l condition. Hess S

& Service. 11 E. Franklin st. Alt rlits«lfied advertising must

2. r )-6t I he paid In advance. Customers

using eliiaslfled ads are asked to

■end eash with the ad. Figure the first IS words at 25 cents and each additional word one

FOR SALE wheel chair, $l r > G. E. electric rosater with broiler attachment. $12. 718 E Wa :iington St. 27-2p

FOR SALE: 1048 Co-op tractor. Must sell. Price $1400.00. 2>i miles northwest Brum r - town. Charles Atkinson. Brazil Route 3. 27-31)

many nice presents from all the

guests present.

Mi and Mrs. Francis Fnde--vood of Greencastle are spendig a few weeks witli Mr. and

Irs Ross Furney

Mr and Mrs. A. P. Stoner pent Sunday afternoon with drs, Nellie Stoner at Green-

astle.

Mr and Mrs. Leon Sutherlin ind Mr and Mrs. Robert Burk-tt-tided the show at Brazil vtonday evening. Mt and Mrs. Clayton rsox rallI on Mr. and Mrs. Abner Cox ■’t iday evening. Thursday evening supper -nests at the home of Mr. and Its Robert Burks and daugh i ts were Mrs. Olive Burks and <m Glenn of Manito, 111., and Ir and Mrs. Roy Clines Sr. of Toverdale. Mrs Joseph Shaughnessy of ’lurksliill and Mrs. Alva Gentry >f Linn-dale called on Mrs >onovan Heber and daughters Sunday. Mt. and Mrs. George Roberton of Indianapolis spent th--.reek end with Mr. and Mrs, Vbner Cox and family. Mr and Mrs. Herman Wnltce ,ind family spent Sunday it Montazuma FINCA.NTI.E Mr. and Mrs. John B. Williams nteit.lined with a picnic suppe” n their lawn Tuesday evening a honot of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jreedlove of Florida who are tore visiting friends. The Country Club held its July teeting at the home of Mrs. Illen Huber with Mary Virginia "lodfelter assisting hostess. A urge crowd of members and heir children attended with Mr u Barbara Winkle guest. They voted on having a picnic tipper at Milligan Park In Crawfordsville next Wednesday veiling and all nembers an l their families are invited.

'h.-irles Brothers. Mr. and Mt ; Damon Lawrence and Stevie. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Myers and daughter and Mr. and Mrs Orville Kosher. Mr. and Mrs. John Deaton and Wayne visited the formers sU- j ter, Mrs. Catherine Burk In Elletsville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Hays and daughter spent Sunday with Ray Hays. Floyd Harmless and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Harmless mother in Advance. Mrs. Marion Borden and girls Sara and Nancy, Mrs. Nona Rotith and Mrs. Ester Lyons and Lynda, ptenicod in the Brazil Park Sunday.

The Adult Bible Class of the Brick Chapel Church will meet Friday evening. July 2!nh, at . 30 CST at the home of Mrs. Chat III- lit inlrich. All membets please try t ( , be present.

Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Herrlott entertained Sunday evening with a picnic supper on their -spacious lawn ami porch, the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Max Herriott and son, Glen, of Skokie, 111., Mr. and Mrs. E. Wayne Eiteljorge of I^iwrencehurg: Mrs. Carrie Harris of New Jersey; William Kocker ami sister of Greencastle*; Mrs. Mary Knohol and daughters. Turn ami Susan of Napanee; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mark Jr., of Bainbridge; Mrs. Charles Bergen ami sons, Ricky ami David and Mrs. Helen Eiteljorge and father Jesst Herriott of Greencastle.

SIGNS Of All Kinds TRUCK LETTERING DWIGGINS 124N. JACKSON

FOR SALE

FOR SALE: Spin-Easy washer used only six times. Reduced price. Call 1136-J. 27-2p.

FOR SALE: Transparent apples. Buchhoit Orchards, 2-tf.

WE PAY FOR BEAD ANIMALS Prompt, Sanitary Service. Call Greencastle 278 nr !I7 Call Cloverdale 30 or Piitnumvillc 33. Bainbridge |00. Itoachdale 7I1R7 We pay all phone charges. JOHN WACHTEL, C ORP.

MOTORIST KILLED

INDIANAPOLIS, July 27 - fL’P) Lendell D. Crowell, 44, Greenfield, was killed yesterday when he turned his auto onto TJ. S. 40 and it was struck by another car. Crowell was presi-

After all business and enter- , ( | ent of thp Asphalt Material tainment was taken care of. very j Construction Co., Indianapolis.

General Hauling Gravel, Sand, Stone and Coal. DON SEARS

PHONE 117-M 309 JohnAon 8*.

FOR SALE: 1946 Oldsmobile "76, 4 door sedan, excellent condition Inquire pre-fab, 2 Observatory Place after 5 p. m. 25-3p. FOR SALE: 1919 International KBS7-176" W. B. 2 speedaxb*. .-peed transmisison. Hess Sales A Set vice, HE. Franklin st. 2r>-6t FOR SALE: '35 DeSoto $100.00. 217 Bloomington St. 25-4p.

We now have fttonly -of pip® v i,, v 1, 1*4, l 1 --. and a inch. Cut and threaded tp.J’our specifcations. Graver Welding. 8-tt

Lincoln Welders and welding supplies. Free instruction when desired. Cravor Welding. 8-tf. FOR SALE: 1940 Hudson 2 dom s. lan. in A-l condition. Hess Sales Service. 11 E. Franklin St. 25-6t FOR SALE: 1949 International KB5-159" W. B Hess Sales # Servile. 11 E. Fauklin st. 25-6t

FOR SALE: Blond ash bed almost new with innerspring mattress and springs. Call 263-W. 26-2t.

FOR SALE: Magic Chef. apt. size table top. gas stove, good eonditim, prewar material, can be seen at Cherry Transfer. 5 E Franklin st, 26-2p

FOR SALE: Hereford bull.

Polled Purebred 15 months old.

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FROM BASEMENT TO ATTIC. WELDWOOD WALL PANELS .WORK

w/WONDERS IN YOUR H0MEI psiigaiiiw ■ ip® LX x k- X V *" U ! t r/ VI r^. it

Eva Jobe, north of Bello Union.

Have you ever thought what wood pan eled walls can do for your home? Each room can take on a new, beautiful, bandbox look. Even an old attic that you don’t use can become a glamorous guest room when you install Weldwood Plywood Panels on the walls. Weldwood Panels are popular-priced; easy to install; and guaranteed for the

life of your home. No cracked walls or costly repainting! In addition, Weldwood’s neutral shades will always blend ■with any color scheme you choose. Now it a good time to start your friendship with Weldwood Plywood by installing it in one important room. Samples, prices and delivery information are yours for the asking.

OBITUARY Herbert Alvora Robinson, son of Horace R. and Mingle R. (Wise) Robinson was horn in East Marion Twp., Putnam Co., Indiana. April 12, 1916. He attended grade school and graduated from the Fillmot High School. He was married to Mary Elb Miller of Greencastle on Dec.. 29, 1936. To this union o te child was born. He was employed several years by Curries’ Tin and Furnace Shop. After war was declared and the demand for help on Uie different government projects, he worked on jobs over th** slat*- until he was called to the service. He entered service Jan. 13, 1944 ami took his basic training at Camp Blanding, Florida. He left the States in June 1944. He was in th* 8Sth division known as the “Blue Devils”. He was a member of th* 350th Infantry and was in some of the hardest fighting in Italy. Hwas Wounded his 5th day in action, October 13. 1944. For this he was awarded the PurpleHeart. He was confined to the hospital for about six mouths. He returned to his outfit and on his second day in action, April 16. 1945. (hiring the fighting around Di Sotto, in the Po Valley He met his death. He leaves to mourn his loss, a daughter, Betty Lou Robinson, the mother and father, six brothers. John, Ralph, Robert, Edward, Herschel of Putnam I county, Raymond of Renova, Pa., two sister. Elise, at home and Mrs. Leo Curtis of Coatesville, Ind., also 2 nieces and 2 nephews. Alvora saw his duty and did it. Hi- could have stayed home with his family but when he was called he answered. If he could be here and pray with us today perhaps his prayer might be the same as that in the diary of Pvt. Morgan J. Quinn, who was killed in action, April 30, 1945 at Carpane, Italy . “Please God, silence the scheming and the stupid in outgovernment and lot the honest and strong lead us right. Otherwise we fight in vain. If we cm - not correct ourselves, how can we lead others from the.r chaos-"

QUICK SALE CHEAP: Enough nice logs for 18x20 log cabin ready to lay up. Write post Offic* Box 464, Greencastle. 27-2p.

FOR SALE one Maytag washer in good running condition price $22.50; one boy’s, two girl s Schwinn bicycles in splendid ondition, $27.50 each. May b* * n at .302 Greenwood. Ip Th* Jack and Jill Exchange bus four baby buggies priced nt $6 $7, $8 and $15; two bassinets •$7 n.I $4; two bathinettes $8 and 4: fiv-- training seats. $1.35-53. 71s E Washington St. 27-2p

SHOPPERS SPECIAL

FOB

Thursday Cotton Plaid Single Blanket $159 72x84 Ward's Fleerydown blanket in attractive plaid patterns. Ideal extra for winter use. Comes In blue and rose. 1 lbs. MONTGOMERY WARD

■LOST-

LOST: Diamond ring, sentimental value to owner. Very resasonable reward: Return to Box J Vi Banner. 27-3t

REAL ESTATE

faculty desne to rent» n ’" nt ' '' or Call 932-K. wantSTvJ ° th0 Eggert,

FOR SALE: Six room modern house, good garden and garage at edge of town, $2,000.00 down payment, balance like rent. Possession at once. See Harry H. Talbott. 26-2t.

Headquarters for curved rafters for barns, garages, machine sheds, warehouses, stores, factories. Black Lumber Co., 501 N Indiana St. Phone 403. 19-tf

Let us talk to you about your insurance and automobile financing. Budget all your insurance with your auto payments. Cox £ Matthews. Pnone 104. 18-121. FOR SALE: 1949 International KB3. Rated 1 ton, dual wheels pickup, Hess Sales & Service. 11 E. Franklin st. 25-6t

FOR SALE: Tnhle top GE electric stove; kitchen corner cabinet. Phone 709-KX. 25-3p. FOR SALE OR TRADE: House trailer. Thornton Underwood, Stilesville. 25-3p.

FOR SALE: 1949 International KBS5-134’’ YV. B. 2 speedaxle, 4 speed trans. Hess Sales & Service. 11 E. Franklin st. 25-6t

SSbmJSk I SEE THE NEW Ferguson Tractor and implement** including the new Ferguson 3 bottom plow, SHONKWILER TRACTOR SALES Basement High point Service Station Greencastle

FOR SALE: Gas stove, $5.00; Coolerator ice box. good condition. $35.00. 415 East Washington st. ’ 25-4p FOR SALE: Pure bred Duroc male hog. Sure breeder. Link Irwin. Morton. 27-4p.

FOR SALE: Hospital bed with new- innerspring mattress. $85.00 Also commode. All in good condition. Phone 763. 27-29-2p FOR SALE: 8 sows and pigs at Sale Pavilion, Friday. 27-2p

FOR SALE: New Campanion sewing machine, a good machine, $50.00. Can be seen at 302 Bloomington st. Phone 928. 27-2t

FOR SALE: Choice yearling Duroc bear eligible to register. At Putnam County Sale Pavilion Friday. 27-2p

FOR SALE White Rock chicks 10 days old, get your chicks now for late fries. Records Hatchery. Phone 852. 27-2p FOR SALE: John Deere No 3 horse mower. Cecil Nichols, 2 miles southeast of Fillmore. 27-2p.

FOR SALE: A modern duplex near the business district, 4 rooms and bath up. 4 r* oms and bath down. Hardwood floors Hot water heat using gas. Garage. A good income property and' in fine conditjon. Price $8500. J. T. Christie. 25-3t. FOR SALE: A Mix room hotts.in the First Ward. One story. Hardwood floors. Bath, furnace. Price $6000. J. T. Christie, 21 S. Indiana Street. 25-3t.

FOR SALE: A five room house with bath on Howard Street. Garage. Two weeks possession. Price $3000. J. T Christie. 25-3t

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.

FOR SALE: A garage ami a four room house combine on State road 40 in Mt Meridian. See Oscar L. Knight at 515 N Indiana st. after 3:30. 26-5p

FOR SALE: 40 acres, 18 tilable. pasture, lots nice timber, new woven wire fence. 6 room modern except bath fixtures, hardwood floors, built-in cabinet full basement, furnace, electric water system. Phone New Galago 20 on 24. Stone drive, plenty water. Bargain if sold at once. By owner E. E. Greenwood, 4 miles E. Cloverdale, cemetery Road. 27-31.

WANTED

WANTED: 5.000 feet of good hackberry timber or logs. Must be 16 inches or bettor. Pingleton Brothers. Call 675-R. 19tl

WANTED: To buy small modern house, ^ood condition, near business district. Priced reasonable. Mrs. Tom Shetrone. Phone 460. 26-2t WANTED TO BUY: Walnut, oak, anil poplar timber. Oscar Ebert, North Salem, Ind. Phone 21F04 North Salem. 22-23-26-27-29-30-6p

MAN WANTED for RawIcigh business in City of Greeacastle or Parke County. Sell 1500 families. YY'rito today. Rawleigh's Dept ING-452-SA. Freeport, HI. 26-27-28-2-3-4-6p

WANTED: Man on farm, truck patch, cow and two meat stock man. Electricity, garden, hogs, chicken feed, good wages. Oral V. McCammack, Coatcsvillc and Belle Union. 26-3p WANTED: House in country, electrified, or medium sized farm. Charles Lommink, 111 W Columbia street. 25-3p

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Furniture Shop

873.

NISCElffl ~ F< )R SALE^i al KB.i Rated lij 9 stake body v ‘<’' U E. Fimj lawn"MoivaJ cd from us fjjl Power mowers M price and qualitjl ing. For highest pi ing. repairing, ak all work guarsiM Furniture Shop, I j St. Phone 299. Artiflcal Braid Guernsey and Jq proved transmlttai and butter prodat fore 9 A. M. 14 Breeding AssocM 24F3, Greencaitli HIGHEST calf dead animals, ty) service. Call Ciowl 4, or John Thaip 654-J. By ProdM Inc. Ill

AT MILLERS 1 on Kcrosen rookra as much as $45.5! la

LADIES, here'll war.: : - save onji needs, come toll II and C Varietjj

bridge.

Open-air rummii held .n the yard* St Saturday mi 8:30. Ladies purs- -, bedding, snow suits bed. hi-chair. spn numerous other Givc-away-prioei

Wc feature genuine Weldwood Plywood with thia trademark on the back

of every panel

Metzger Lumber Co.

117 W. FRANKLIN ST.

PHONE 262

POLIO INSITI

small cost

Pays up to &

MATHEWS.

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C AKI) OF THANKS YVc wish to thank our neighbors, friends and relatives for their kindness and the beautiful floral offerings. Also the singers, Rev. Rissler, Mr and Mrs. Rector, VFYV Post 1550, and the pallbearers. The Robinson family, pd.

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