The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 March 1950 — Page 3
fHE DAILY BAKjJft. GRFFNCASTLE, INDIANA ‘MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1950.
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Everett Lewis and Esion Coopr sang “God Will Take Care cf Von” and 'Anywhere With Jesus’ .vith Kva Widianis at the organ, ’allbearers were Glenn O. Cros<y, Deryl Sanders, Willis Clndfelter. Jesse Jones, Oscar Clones ml Ernest DicKerson. Flower bearers were Mrs. Glenn C. Crosby, Mrs. Jesse Jones, Mrs. Deryl Sanders, Mrs. Alice Hatfield and Mrs. Oscar dome. Burial was made in Roachdale cemetery. Mrs Lawrence Fallen and family were guests of Mrs. Laura Faller over the week end. Mrs. Roxford Beck and Mr.,. Ellowene Young spent Thursday with Earl Allen of Lebanon. The Intermediate group of the Christian church Sunday school held a class party in the church with 18 members present. Officers for an intermediate fellowship group were elected as follows: president LeAnn Allgood: vice president, Norris Harbison; secretary, Janet Jeffries: treasurer, Shirley Witt and reporter Carolyn Farrow. Refreshments were served and games were
OSING OUT SALE , S(l |,l m> farm, will sell all following personal property, mill;, iif bn-eneaslle, known as the old Itivers farm, ad-
;lv ll!inl|>, 1111 ednesday, March 15th, 1950 , \T | O’CLOC K. - f CATTLE flnrrnsey eim .‘ years old to freshen in April; one black ar nid b freshen in May; one black cow 4 years old to „ jinn.; mu Whlli Face cow and «-alf 3 week* old; one hrilrr. yearling: one Holstein heifer, H months old; one mill, nil; one red calf, t weeks old.
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IN, lirnl. S|iiiiicil I'oland to farrow in .liine; one Dtiroe llaiMi in •Inin : 3 Spoiled rolaud sows to farrow in June, 1 POULTRY jnilltP linllnin |,idli Is, laying good; ’JO White Itoek hens, W i i * tA*A FARM MACHiHERY np« set single harness; one good one horse wagon with ;rnie Silver King Irnctor and eulllvators, one bottom Ki in. prartirally new; one horse drawn <i ft. dlw with tractor |nmt lUai-kliawk eorn planter with ferlili/.er allaehments; inj niai-hine with tractor hitch; one hay rake; one double 'm; one garden plow ; one lot of eleetrie wire; one lot of uirv; several railroad ties. Many other artieles. Uhii nnmer praetieally new; one eleetrie drinking fountuin >ns; 5 rolls roofing paper; one new hog feeder, H ft. long; IT.dim HI shM.s i.ool, COKN. . biisliel llvlu id Seed Corn, one year old; one eold water
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JOHN J. "PAT" MALONE ' Viil responsible in i.as,. of aceidents. t HI N'TER, \iiets. CLIFF MeMAINN, Clerk.
played. Carolyn Farrow has the first program. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor and family of CrawfordsviUe were Sunday guests of Mrs. June
Gamer.
Mr. and Mrs. William Etoheson and daughter are moving into the Herrnond Thompson property. «hiarlee and Richard Higgle, Marion Stewart, and Rob Crawley attended a Cities Service Banquet at the Crawford Hotel in Cra .vfordsvillie Friday evening. Mias Maxine Batman of Urbana, 111., spent the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs., Oscar Batman. Raiph Wilson of California, Mrs. Gladys Biles and Mrs. Ross Brooks of Evansville visited thejr motherz Mrs. Ida Wilson. Teddy Britton, son of Rev. Ray Britton is ill with scarlet fever. Mrs. Herman Thompson and family, Donald and Sue, left the first of the week for Florida for their future home. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. West of Ehmville were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eggers. Roachdale Home Eh f bib Held Met-ting The Roachdale Home Economic Club met Saturday afternoon March 4th in the home of Mr*. Arthur Bells. Roll call was an Irish joke. Mrs. Eleanor McMulion r -ad tile lust/try of the song of the month. “Blest Be The Tie That Binds”. The lesson on Altering Commercial Patterns, was given by Mrs. Clinton Parks. The club members were invited to Bainbridge Service Club to a style show and tea Wednesday afternoon. March 15. The hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Eva Zimmerman and Mrs. Cynthia Shepard.
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HER HUSBAND was out playing golf or poker when she cooked meals for him. actress Janet Blair tells Los Angeles court in winning divorce from recording executive Lou Busch. <lulvrmitionalj
can 25c, small 12 oz can 10c.] SNIDER’S PAINT ,v ART ' WORE 23 S Indiana St. 13-3p. j EOR SALE: About 2 tons good stoker coal. Grafton Londen, Jr. U-2t. FOR SALE: Hay: also soni" cheap straw. We deliver. Howard Moore. Phone 1258-R. 13-tr Registered, domnfe immuned OIO bred and open gilts. Servicable boars. Spring pigs non-re-lated. Sired by Grand Champion boars of Indiana, Ohio, and Illinois State Fairs. Dietz Poultry Farm, Center Point, Indiana,
16-tf.
FOR SALE: Some 2 weeks old started chicks. Also several hundred one week old chicks. Both light and heavy breeds. Burks O. |i. Hatchery. 3 E. Franklin St. Phone ISO. lO-.St.
FOR SALE: Foil! doui . 1 Ford. A-l condition; ’36 Ford two door, all size used tiles and I parts. Fineastle Garage. l3-2n. ! FOR SALE: Oil heater, 5-6 room size, like new. 626 E. Walnut St. Phone 6!t4-WX. 13-2p.
FOR SALE: Timothy seed. On 40, one mile east of 43. Paul Whitman. 10-l3-15-3;>.
FOR SALE: Stayman and Rome Beauty apples. Buchheit Orchard. Mon-Wed-Fri-tf.
FOR SALE: Good oats, Clinton Ajax and Beaver. Kenneth Clodfelter, 2 miles northeast Morton. Phone Morton 439. M. W. F.-tf
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FGR SALE
FOR SALE: 1947 VAC Case tractor and cultivator, new paint; 1946 101 Jr. Massey Harris tractor and cultivator, new paint; Case 2-14 plow. new paine; Brown and Manley 7 ft. disc, good shope; 1937 AC-WC tractor and cultivator, new paint; Case A6 combine, 6ft, FTO. H & M. Sales Co. Inc. Phone 332.
13-15-17-3t.
FOR SALE: Billed timothy hay and timothy seed. Eugene Watts, Airport Road. .. Ip. HOME FREEZERS Now! . . . Wards have a complete line in all popular sizes . . . An outstanding value at Wards lower price . . . Now ... a size for every family need. 7'... cu. It. $199.95 12 Mi <u. ft. 299.95 16 cu. ft. $379.95 20 cu. ft $429.95 Montgomery Ward
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''Ranh Red Star rertiiizer available now. C. E. Cnntonwine, agent, Greeneastle R. 3. 10-T;>. Eligible to register Duroc boar. Robert Huber, one-bait mile east Mt. Meridian, Road 40. U-3p. FOR SALE: Alfalfa hay, baled. J. M. Abbott. 2'_. miles northeast Greeneastle, Route 1. 1 l-2p.
Clark Gable and Loretta Young are co-starred in “Keys to the City” now showing at the Voncastle theater.
FOR RENT Floor Sanders Edgers Woodwork Sanders Wallpaper Steamers Polishers Frank Cunningham & Sons 19 S. INI). ST. Plume 1171
5 ~- , t THE FARM BUREAU CO-OP. HATCHERY Mrs. Ezra Arnold, Fillmore, sa,\- ”1 never hud better chiekens. They have outgrown any I have had \el. Haven’t lost a one so far.” We have a few started chicks at day old prices while they lust. (Curd on file).
Attention Farmers: Highest i ash price for dead stock. Animals will be posted free at request. Cal! collect, By Products, Greeneastle, 1252-M, or your loial exchange board. Bob Evans, local man of Greeneastle has charge of territory. By Product Industries, Indianapolis, Ind. 1 l-2t
Save it lady. Use Glaxo plastic type finish for longer linoleum wear. Ends waxing. Jones Specialty Shop. 13-lt.
WE PAY FOR DEAD ANIMALS prompt, Sanitary Service. Call Greeneastle 278 JOHN WACHTEL, UORP. rail Cloverdale 30 or Putnumvllle 33. Rillnliridge 100. Roachdale 79K7 Wo pay all phone charges.
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You're flirting with costly rust when bumps, dent* and •cralche* go unrepaired. Don’t let your car’* finish deteriorate. Appearance really counta at trade-in time. DRIVE IN FOR AN ESTIMATE TODAY No obligation! Just see the kind of work we do and let us tell you how little it costs to straighten out bumps in bodies or tenders and matfh paint Colon perfectly. PUTNAM MOTOR SALES 118 N. Indiana Si. Phone 648
DODGE * PLVmOUTH uODGE Job-Rated TRUCKS
CLAY PIGEONS, hand traps, ammunition, oils, patches, solvents, and gun supplies of all kinds. SPORTSMAN’S SHOP. 13-li.
Wayne Special Hog Concentrate 40% Pellets. Price $4.80. Stark * Bettis, Merton. Mon-Wed-Fri-tf FOR SALE: Locust post-. Place your ordar for future de livery. Splits or rounds, an> amount, any size. Charles Mon ahan, Locust Heights Farm, 3 miles south Putnamville. Mon-tf
WANTED tu rent two bedroom modern unfurnished apartment or house. Family of three i Kilts Permanent, responsible. College district or Northwnod pi - fem d. Write Box M M, c/o Banner. Mon-Wed-Fri-tf.
Vote for John Tliai^, candidate for Sheriff wibjec-t to the Democratic Primary^ Tuesday, May 2nd. ll-M.
CUSTOM BUTjLDOZING Raines Brothers, 612 Crown street. Phone 780-MX. Mon-Wed-Fri.-tf
Piano tuning and repairs Phone 579-R. Call before noon or after 6 p. m. Ralph Miller. 730 East Seminary St. Mon-Wed-Fri-tf
WANTED: Paper hanging, rug cleaning and interior decorating. Phone 340-W. 10-13-2p
FOR SALE: 1947 Model A John Deere tractor, cultivator;and breaking plow, first class shape. Ward Carmichael. Rockville Route 1. Call Morton 297. 6-8-13-15-4n
SALT KISH: Tasty herring lb. 23c. BOB DEAN'S FOOD MARKET. 13-6t
LOWE BROTHERS FLAT OIL PAINT—The new dark shades. Needs no sealer coat. Apply over wallpaper, wall board, plaster, cement and other surfaces. Can be washed repeatedly. Only one coat neces sary. SNIDER’S PAINT & ART SHOP, 23 S. Indiana St. 13-15-17-3p REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE: Cottage Cafe in Cloverdale, good business, good equipment. Sickness reason for selling. Can arrange some terms. Charles W. Cowles. Box 112, Cloverdale. 7-6t.
WANTED
Cesspools and septic tanks, vaults, vacuum cleaned; also sewer line and tiles, ditches, cleaned with electric cutter. Free estimate. 24 hour service Phone 720-R. 3-30p. WANTED: Field tile put in with spade, pete Cox, 2 1-2 southeast of Belle Union. 13-7p. TIMBER WANTED Of ali kinds Raines Brothers, 612 Crown St. Phone 780-MK. Mon-Wed-Fri-tf
WOMEN WANTED! To render AVON personalized service. Make income in sparetime. Pleasant work, no experience necessary. Write Irene Pearson. 232 So. 12th St., Terre Haute, Ind. 13-14-15-3p.
WANTED: Small modern homes in Greeneastle to seU. Buyers waiting. List wlUi C. N. Phillips (Licensed Broker) P. O. Box 305. Phone 161-W. Greencastle. 13-St.
WAITER WANTED: Apply i i person. Monon Grill. 13-lt. Oui office will be closed on Wednesday afternoon and all day Saturday beginning March 15 to facilitate production. Progressive Photo-Printing Co., Alamo Building. 13-15-21.
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FOR RENT: Will share large store i-*om. Between Campus and town. Phone 832. 10-3t
FOR RENT: Beautiful 5 room apartment, kitchen and bath. Partially furnished. Between Campus and town. Phone 832. 10-3t.
FLOOR SANDERS for rent Large heavy machines. They do tin- work. SNIDER'S PAINT & ART SHOP, 23 S. Indiana St. 10-13-14-3p. FOR RENT: 3 rooms, semimodi m, in Commerical Place, 2 rooms up 1 down, in John Tharp's old place. You got to see Mrs Pat Sillery to rent it. $15.00 a month, you pay half light and water hills. 131t
ATTENTION FARMERS 1. A sharp disc does more efficient work. Have yours sharpened, take apart at boxens. 50 cents lineal ft. 2. PLOW SHARES are one of our specialties. Sharpened 75 cents. 24 hour service or less. 3. FORD and FERGUSON owners. For $20.00 we will convert horse drawn planter Into a tractor planter. SATISFACTION GUARENTEED. CRAVER WELDING, North Jackson street Greeneastle tf.
SHOP AT Bainbridge’* modern 10 cents store-you’ll be surprised. C. H. and C Variety Store, Bainbridge. Mon-tf
LOST LOST: Two 8.25x20 tires, tubes and wheels, between Terre Haute and Greeneastle. Reward. Call James Pheggley 3357-J col lect, Vincennes, Ind. 10-3p.
IXJST: Red billfold in 10 cents Store. Betty Whitaker. Return to her or Bimnci Office. Reward IP
WE'RE happy to know we ri'ade you happy by recommending odorless Finn Foam. Stop N Shop. 13-lt.
DIETZ'S IT. s. UERTiriE* Piilluniin Passed BABY ( HICKS Guarantee 95% living ability for 14 Days AH male birds heading these flocks has an average pedigree ol over 250 eggs. Barred and White Rocks and Mliite Leghorns 12';(• each anil up. Chicks hatched from hens oa OUR FARM. Every hen individually pedigreed with records tip to 300 eggs at 14 1 2 c each. From hens being trapnested at I6<>c j each. Write for prices on I‘idiots. DIETZ POULTRY FARM CENTER POINT, INDIANA
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MISCELLANEOUS Artificial Breeding: Holstein, Guernsey and Jersey sires. All proved transmitters of high mil) and butter production. Call before 9 A. M. Indiana Artificial Breeding Association. Phone 1248-R, Greeneastle. 26-tf. NOTICE We have installed new set of scab s at CJoverdale Sale Barn. Now selling fat cattle, calves, hogs by pound for farmers whe want them sold this way. 16-tf.
NOTICE: To our customers and friends of HESS SALES & SERVICE. The garage will be closed all day Wednesday. 13-2p.
J. & E. ELECTRIC SERVICE Wiring and Repairing PHONE 131
FURNITURE RESTYLED AND UPHOLSTERED TO YOUR TASTE Why buy new furniture and dispose of that favorite clurir nr davenport. You can have it re-built every thing new from the frame up, and re-upholst-ered in your choiee of covering goods as new, for less thiin half the price of new. All work guaranteed. Free Estimates. Art Furniture Shop 7 W. Franklin St., Greeneastle Phono 299
GUARANTEED CLEANING Home Ldry. Si Cleaners
Let C* Help You With It. C. H. and C. VARIETY BAINBRIDGE’S POPULAR 10c STORE
FAST 7 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE UPON REQUEST Home Ldry. & Cleaner*
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309 NORTH JACKSON ST.
24 Hour SERVICE
JOHNNY HAZARD
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