The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 October 1949 — Page 3

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* HL DAILY BANN[ ^ GRttNCASTlE, INDiAN.-, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1949.

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Crimea Body Strop 13 Studebaker 9

F^rst ( iti/*'i 1 s KaiiU 1 r, 1 r; 11:• \V I Swiok’s Lunch 10

;, ' 0tl8 0arase

. Lrri.sn, tciema. ^reencastle Motors 8

&tfon^>"“^ q ’ ord ' 8 it. fr 7J h dt S c U ”e^ Montgomery Ward 7 Anw-/armers Supply 5

»<» ll “ , „„ painful Jtate Farm 2

J t ,J; 500 and over series: .f. Wood

'-"salve 1,'white.

- G** 1 ' 84, C ' HllcLson ,544 ' M - Hunt 539.

“ n^nv Owl a. MoGJammack

Jims and FieenorsOl.

* r your own t ,rU 8- 200 and over games: P. Hayes

225. J. Wood 221, Shelton 220

502. Danberry

(Enter /FORD* "*100,000 CAR-SAFETY CONTEST •nd gat thl. attractive refUctor In.talled FRIII

Gould’s Market Sportsman's Shop Livengood's Men Shop Sunbeam Beauty Shop V.F.W. First Citizens Bank Moose

Mable Monnett

■171, Edna Under '171. Ann Von Tress 427. Betty Hinkle 423, Evelyn Beck 421. Lucille Spurlock 407. Jane Etter 401. High team series: Sportsman’s Shop 19C9. S*vick’s Lunch 1939 Gould's Market 1825. Sunbeam Beauty Shop 0 1758' Gould’s Market 3. 1825 Sportsman's Shop 3, 1959

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First Citizens Baul; Swick’s Lunch 2, 1939 Livengood's Men Shop 1, 17! I Moose 1. 1302; V. F W. 2, 1499

FOB SALE: Spotted Poland China boars, extra g >od, ready for service. Thomas Parker. 2 miles northeast Fillmore. 12-4p

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-,1 Thomas, son of Sarah Marshall

Oct. 3. 1869

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S19 S. Indiana ti, Aged 80 years ^ until Oct. 3rd. in marriage to jton on August 1L union was born one •aid. Mr. Thomas ^ Union Chapel jrch in the year ef „) his entin life In Ho was of the ing disposition. He in his home ami mpanion passed i 1938. he lived aboon in poor health

Uik. but he never

his lot, all was 1 mother, one sister ((others, preceded He leaves his son i-in-law. six grandTfour great graudand Mrs. Franklin children. Wayne Creencastle; M.-. 1 c. Cantonwine ijudy Ann and Dale je R. R : Mr. and D. Thomas of one sister, Mrs. dder and several neices and u host

alh-He just crossed

jiao unknown shore

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comes no more, -re that near conjphanton guide, 1 onto some fair LwtHing tide, will anchor where Vo flowers bloom. Hong the golden

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'has left this earth led the way, .. he is not dead, lone away. OR THANKS [to express our slhmi'i appreciation to ?l friends for their sympathy and V offerings at the father and grandJi V. Thomas. "Jf thank, Mr. and Rector am! assist*soi: the singerRloyd Millar; Mrs. Wm. McKean; we: Mr. Tom Beiand all IW in every wav. «■ Donald Thomas, Rrsnklin S. Clin, r and Mrs. John C. I 1 " 1 family, Mr. 1“ Thomas. D d

M. Hunt 211 Fl.Ve-\STLE

Joe and Juay driest of Roachdale spent Saturday with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Sherman Zachary. Reva Jane Norton spent Saturday night and Sunday with Sue Ann Clodfelter. Mrs. Eli Kenny ami Mrs. Non Routh spent Sunday with Eail Shannon and family.

PLUG HORSE DERBY

Friendly Circle Club Held October Meeting The Friendly Circle Club held ts October meeting at the home of Mrs. Jewell Vaughn. The president, Mrs. Paul Albin, opened the meeting ana leu in the club creed. Roll call was an:wered by recalling funny prankMrs. Roy Brackney gave the lesson on “Food for Health.’’ Plans for the achievement day were made. Anyone wanting dinner tickets are to contact Mrs. Paul Albin. Election of officers was held with Mrs. Sterling Boatright, Mrs. Andrew Dickey and Mrs Roy Brackney to be installed in January. The meeting closed with the club prayer. Mrs. Vaughn served colorful refreshments in keeping with the October season. Mrs. Brackney gave contests and a guest. Mrs. Georgia Fisher, entertained at the piano. Mrs. Laura Owen is the hos less next month, instead of as listed in the program.

“ rK gets his firs! _ ln new sea ^, t0 the Se a in . "' ,1 Century-Fox 1" "Pens today at theatre.

ALLISON HOME NEWS The boys are busy gathering in vegetables and food products from their summer harvest. Lots of squash for pies have a wedge ? The ping pong table recently has its place ifi the recreation room, which adds to our evening's entertainment. We have a big celebration coming up soon, cake, candles and happy birthday Allan! Guests for dinner, so watch your manners youngsters. Guests at the home recent.y were Mr. and Mrs. Delbert George and daughter, Barbara, of Indianapolis: Verlia Fidli r and family of Gosport; George and Chauncey; Mrs. Ann Vontress and daughter. Marian Ann, Mrs. Hays, Mrs. Farmer and Mrs. Hutcheson. Oh yes, listen our ixiy, Bob Nelson, has a new guitar. Music n the home. A man about town has promsed to tune our piano. Guess .vho it is. We were made feel we were special folks last week end by a visit from our college boy, Joseph, of Purdue and whom we ire almost bursting with pride ibout. Joseph has a nice start, 'xith in work and social activitie.md informs us he won't be abl o come home again till Thanks<iving. He is bowed down with studies. Joseph has a nice way with the children here, and is a wonderful example for all and we do appreciate his effort to help us give them that which is most important for their future and may we add very necessary for right noyv.

Mrs. Mildred Harvey, entered a plea of guilty to a petit larceny charge when arraigned in Putnam circuit court Wednesday morning. The affidavit against Mrs. Harvey was signed by Alfred Heavin who operates a filling station and grocery in Fillmore. Upon her plea of guilty, ■budge John H. Alice fined the defendant $1 and costs.

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

PHONE in-M 809 Johnson St.

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Ranges & Heaters Watch for our surprise offer!

This curtain goes up in 3 days

C. H. and C. HARDWARE BAINBRIDGE

PONY AND NAG RACES ( AMI I'ltl/.LN

OCT. 16th

BAM) AILEX'S FARM

SUNDAY

Z' 2 MILES MORTHWEST OF CREENCASTLE Food, Soft Drinks and Coffee SERVED QN THE GROUNDS LOTS OF FUN

Penneys

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All worsted GABARDINE All wool Venetian Broadcloth

h Mrs. Marie Batns is driving a Shumaker was ■ome from thv

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is able again.

Sizes 8 in 18

('idnrs: Grey - w i '«■ - Green

loxy Coat

Satin I .iniiig.

FOR EVERYONE