The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 September 1949 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER. GRECNCA5TIE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, SEI’TLMBLR 23, 1947.

rOIJ( K TO I'KACTKK INU-1 A^N’ArOIXS. Sept. 2.1 Stato policemen will recheck their shooting skills at a firearms refresher school beginning Monday (Sept 261 at Camp Attertiury, Arthur M. Thurston, superintendent, said today. The school will be divided into six sessions of three days each, and all police personnel in the Department .vill attend one session of the school. Harvey G. Foster, special agent in charge of the Indianapolis office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, will head the group of FBI fireanns experts who will instruct the troopers in firing a .38 revolver,

12-gauge repeating shotgun, si. ,-machine gun and .351 rifle, The refresher course is a part of the year-round shooting program which requires that all policemen take monthly instruction in firearms work. First Sgt. J. Russell Prior, Indianapolis. will supervise the i c'.icol. assisted by Trooper Walter \V. Schofield, Zionsville. Others aiding the FBI instructors will be Troopers J. Dwight Nash. Michigan City; Russell Lindsey, Kendallvillc, and Robert Deeter, Lafayette, first and second sessions; Troopers Merrill N. Wann, Winchester; Charles W. Harbison, Spencer, and Russell Powner. Greensburg,

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third and fourth sessions; and Troopers Earl Brown. Oolumbus; George Steimel, Bicknell, and tobert Van Dyke, Jeffersonville, fifth and sixth sessions. C LINTON FALLS METHODIST CTIIWH J. E. Porter, Minister Services for Sunday begin with he Sunday School at 10:00 Worship service with sermon by the minister at 11:00. Service ol worship and sermon at 7:00 in the evening. . The community at large is invited to share in all our services. BKIt'K CHAPEL METHODIST CHURCH A representative of the Indiana Antisaloon League will be present at the Sunday School hour 10:00 and deliver a temper-

PROTECT THE ONLY PAIR OF EYES YOU'LL EVER HAVE---Dr. J. F. Conrad OPTOMETRIST PHONE 240 100 East Washington St.

ance Lecture. This will be ol special interest to all Sunday School and Church people. Fillmore Methodist Sunday School and Church will be oia Central Standard Time Sunday Sept. 25. KEKLLSVILLE METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Lewis O. Batten. Pastor Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Monis Miller, Superintendent Rally Day Program 11 a. m. M Y. F 6:30 p. m. Martha Jane Aker, president Evening Service 7:30 p. m. Youth Choir Practice Thursday 7:00 p. m. AT THE VONCASTLE

Moose To Play Softball Sunday The Moose softball team, city champions for 1940, will be host to the strong Westslde Independents of Indianapolis at ftobe-An:'. Park Sunday afternoon. Game time is 1 p. m. and local fans should witness uu interesting contest. It was reported that the visiting pitcher has jusl completed a season of professional softball with a Milwaukee team. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

Phillips 66

Staub Plumbing

Gould's Market

Atlams & Ryan

Moose Legion

Moose Boosters

Lone Star- No. 1

Goodyear No. 2

William Powel. “private eye’ extraordinary, is back on the job. wisecracking and tracking ckiwn screen killers, in UniversalIntcrnationaTs ‘‘Take One False Step.” co-starring Shelley Winters. He won his spurs as a.fUgn sleuth in the "Thin Man" series. At tlie Voncastle today.

DANCE AT THE SHADES PAVILION Every Saturday Night !l TO 12 MIDNIGHT Half and Half MUSIC BY HOOSIER PLAYBOYS

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500 and over: C. Kerr, 597; N. Scott, 586: N Hill. 519: J. Pingletcn, 500: W. Fuson, 549: V. Elmore. 551; B Jarvis. 593; J. Hlrt, 500; E. Edds, 519; P Lyons, 525; J. Van Alstyne, 522, H. Nadzeika, 533: H McCammack, 538. 200 and over: G. W. Hanna. 220: H. McCammack. 201: C. Crawley, 200: W. Fuson, 240; V. Elmore. 204; B. Jarvis. 223; N. Hill, 209; N. Scott, 235; C. Kerr. 202. 223. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Elizabeth Templeman eta! to John J. Sullivan, land In JackNEW METHOD iAVES CORN!

Martin High Round Crib* dry and star* your corn, roduco handling to a minimum. Forcod natural or heotod oir drioi corn quickly, provonti spoilage lottei. 1,200 to 12,000 buthot tiioi. Ad now to protect next year'i cropi from ipoiloge, rots, and weather. Approved for government loam MARTIN STEIl PRODUCTS CORP. MAIL COUPON TODAY WILLIAMS AN iT 71 RE\T~ GREENC ASTLE, END. S.-H mt iit«rofur» on. Q Corn Conditioning | □ Crlbl □ Bint 1 □ Siloi □ Harmakon.

son TWp. $1. Ara G. Bessel to Jesse Miller etux land in Grecncastle $1 Maud Harris etux to United States of America land in Clover dale Twp- $50. CHURCH NOTICE Rev. W’alter Quesenberry. pastor of Union Valley Church, will be guest speaker at the New MaysvUle Community Church Sunday, Sept. 25 in the absence of the pastor. Rev. Charles LaFara. Willard Abbott will have charge of the Y’oung Peoples Service. Everyone is invited to attend these services. IN MEMORY In loving remembrance of Mrs Evelyn Miller, who died two years ago today. Sept. 23ril. Evelyn’s gone, but not forgotten. Never shall her memory fade. Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger Around the grave where she is laid. It was hard to part with Evelyn Oh; so sad to sec her die; But then we will try to meet her, Some sweet day by and by. Silently the shades of evening. Gather around our lonely door, Silently it brings before us That dear face we see no more. Sadly missed by Melvin and Melinda Sue Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frederick and family.

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IKig I'o hi hi ii n i I v S A L E Sponsored by Kimchdulc 1‘resbyterliui Church, to Is- lu-ld at Koanhdale Park, on, Tuesday, September 27th AT I0:IM> A. C. «s. T. { 60 •• CATTLE •• 60 I I head go.m| steers, weight 500-600 |Miiin<ls; :tn head good le.-ding ealve*; I 5-jr. old .lerary and .all. 5 gallon; one 6 year old Jersey, P, gallon; one 1, year old J.-rsev, 1 gallon- Jersey heifer and .all; one pur.- bred Yngus bull «alf, w.lghl .VV»; <,ne heifer calf, weight .-,<M»; one purr bred mill.ing .Shorthorn hull; a or fi veal calves. 200 •• HOGS •• 200 :M»-I» head ..11111 gills, 30 hea l of these are purr I.ml llampshlres. Immune; IL*. h.-a.l mt\...| st.-iats; | sows and *8 pigs* othei sows and pigs by sale date. 50 - SHEEP •• 50 20-30 head good breeding ewes, 10-15 reeding lambs and several good bucks. AUT0M0BUES , " H,r K " ,M ' ,,n ' " ,l7 F « rd FARM MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT Dn. New l.l.-u wagon on robber; on. New Oliver side dellv - cry rnRe; „ne new wagon, on rubber, and flat grain bed; one new 11 Ini. tractoi manure spreader, on rubber; one new 7 ft. heavy «t'I.V dls, harrow; one new Hi ft. lift K rain conveyor, I'. II I. motor; one new Universal Mobile grain anil hay elevator 10 tt., with air cooled 2.5 H. |\ motor; one New Cross corn sh.-ii. r complete; one new side delivery rake; one used |0i| Woods Bros, eorn picker; one used rubber tired wagon, with grain bedon.’ used fl A. t. combine; one used Let/, roughage mil) and feed grinder; one used 7' dls.- harrow ; oil.- used 1. H. < . side delivery rake; S or t one horse wheat drills aa-l other used farm niachinMISCELLANEOUS l-ocuat line |misIs. tniek load end nosls; four OOOxlK new Msk tires; - new Willard batteries; ten ! gallon cans Mlandard motor oil; new Harm Morning l.-.-ating stove, user! heating uM d cooking slows, used refrigerators, new electric lantern, used furniture. Public b invited to sell anything in tills sale. J®**® 8 °^. ® ALE: UAKH. No property to be removed until settled for. Not responsible In case o| accidents. fornmlsslon: 10 pet cent on articles under $10- 4 net rent over $10; S pel rent over $500. Sale Committee: Maude Crosby, Mgr.; Howard Myers, Audrcy Modlin. Auctioneers: Hurst, Hunter, Carpenter. Ford and Zachary Clerks: Galen Irwin, Eugen. Hutchins, Cluuincey Sutheiiin Luncti will b«- served by latdles of Presby terian Church.

CLASSIC LEAGUE STARTS FRIDAY September 23 At 6:30 i Teams to be made up of the highest bowlers. Bowlers to be divided equally into teams.

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AUCTION Nursery Stock At Putnam County Sale Pavilion TUESDAY EVENING October 4th At 7:00 O’CTock Car load of shrubbery ami Flowers PLAN TO PLANT. THIS FALL, NATURE OWN PLANTING TIME. This sal. will consist largely o| Evergreens. »l various sizes a'd varieties, for modern landseJpe | dan ling. BEAUTIFY the EVERGREEN WAY, MORE BEAUTIFUL. MORE EASTING and ECONOMICAL Also, offered will t" some flue Imported Tulip. Hyacinths and Crocus bulbs and large clumirs ol various colored Chrysanthemums. !u full bloom and oilier Perennials. Some flowering Shrubs. Spade trees and other items ton numerous I., mention. Come early and Inspect this stock to your own satisfaction. These plants are all Government Inspected. Anyone interested in landscape material cannot afford to miss Ibis opportunity as you will fln<! it sells very reasonable. Many thrifty people take advantage of these sales every season. A certified copy of certificate of inspection, will be given each purchaser. A repr.-senlallve of the Nursery will he present. Come, whether you buy nr not you are Invite,I and welcome. ALTON HUHMT, Auct. PLEASANT VIEW NURSERIES Troy, Ohio

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Mr A l.vgi twtnly iom* milai evhid* Indianopelit. H» llkg, IN* wide, open tpoett, but work, in tN» city. Fir* doyi a wggl. hp rid*. th» Indiana Railroad buiai to and from big offkt. Soy» ha flndi but tarvica tailor-mad# to hit naadt, tar csnyonianl tcNgduling pgti him to hit doll, an tim# ovary day ... lummor and winlgr allkt. No mora Rghting rwh-timo traffic far him. No mar# hunting parking placag. Ha uttl tht daily traval lima for reading tho morning and ovonlng popart. Mn. A likai tho arrangamant, too, for thara’t no mora waiting dinner bt tho ovonlng. She knowg whan ha’ll be homo. Mr. • il an industrial worker, livai In ana lawn, but works in a plant In anathar. Ha hat a cor, 193? vintage, but can’t depend upon it to gal him to work in time to punch the clack ovary day. Anyway, hit two children ara In school—and don’t want to change—thoy’ra buying their own homo, and don’t want to move. As for cost, Mr. • •ays ha kept a careful record af driving expanses for a year. Ha figures It oast him over Sc a mile, to ha’s saving money by wting Indiana Railroad but tarvica. Mrs. c It a housewife and molhor. She finds the con go shopping, by but, much mora convgnitntly than driving their car. City traffic bolhtrod her mora than somewhat, and there was always the axpenta and problem of finding a parking place when she drove. Mitt ® b on office worker. For 12 yeen eew, the hot been commuting, depending daily on Indiana Railroad's every-day travel service to get her back end forth from her |ob. In the memlngi, the teyt the often met the Irevel time to catch op ee ft. extra "twenty wWb” rite milted who. ft. •farm meat effL

PUBLIC SAL I will hi-II at public auction at my farm, 2 miles tics! ol Me. anil one mile south. 16 miles northwest ol Grecncastle, 17 east of Rockville, oil Monday, September 26th, 1141 AT 12:00 O'CLOCK FROMIT 40 - HEAD DAIRY CATTLE •• 40 CONSISTING OF One llolst.-ln cow, 3 years old with calf by side; om' H"lv cow 6 years old heavy springer. One Guernsey heifer, 2 years old to freshen by day ll( 18 eoming 2 year old Holstein heifers, bred. 5 Holstein heifers eoming yearlings, open. 8 eoming 2 year old Guernsey heifers, bred. One Guernsey heifer coming yearling. . 3 Slock Cows, with large calves by side. One registered Holstein ImiII 8 months old. Ono Angus Hull, 16 months old. HOGS 90 mixed Shoals, wt. 60 to 80 lbs. each, all double itmnunt*

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8 dozen White Koek Toilets. TERMS — CASH. Not responsible for ii.ridniK FRED WICHMAN HURST a HUNTER, A nets. CLIFF M< M4'* s ’ Lnneh will he served by Ladles of Union Chapel (hiinlt

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The untlersigned atlminlslralor of the laic * j* , .Venn Estate will sell at public auction at farm l'i ,n *i^ l, ,I' 1 !\^ f kk' ton Falls, S'j miles weal ol Hrlek Chapel. j<* sl ,,fl 1 road anti III miles north ol Grecncastle, on. Wednesday, October 5th, 1141

AT 12:00 O’CLOCK CATTLE Out Guernsey cow wllli nice h-dfer call by good Alfalfa hay; 10 hales mixed hay.

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1 to m> ol coal. One old Walniil wardrobe, 2 bails, dresser, 4 rockers m straight chairs, 2 stand tables. < |,nl "R . ‘at table, 2 kitchen tables, cabinet, wash stand, coal r,u * (| jjrs sent range, cooking utensils. dlsLi’s. cutlery, croc s. . r | U rft Aladdin lamp, Coleman lamn, 2 lamps, 1 ,. r ." ’ ironW books, quilts and comforts, 8 feather Iretls, 7 P 1 ' 1 " ._ ,( n vrs boartl, clothes hamper, metal hound trunk, 2 coal m vs g\rs anti many other articles, one lol ol small hand t,,, ‘*’ ..n tankforks. shovels, sledge, hoes, gas barrel with "MU'' ' lad-.lrr* frtill Jars, lard press, sausage mill feetl sacks, - ■ andinany other articles used around home. *^TERMS — CASH. Not icsponslblc for at 4 ’ 1 ' 1 ' 1,1 ' THOMAS J. TUTTLE, Adm. ^ HURNT AND HUNTER Amts. M ' MA '