The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 January 1955 — Page 3

THf DAILY BANNER, GKEtNCASTLE, INDIANA. SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1955.

IT? A PACT

MANY PEOPLE h:»vf liiken advantage of our on! standing usc-d oar valuer thin wook, hit wo still have oar« that y«*si must soo hof«rr making your iisod » ar purrhaae. BE S! RE TO SEE t S BEFORE VOL Bl'Y.

non >iyijis AUTO SALES, Inc. YOtJR CHRYSLERPLYMOUTH DEALER 31? North Jacksoa PHONE 843

i in s'l Kir** ttr.roKT Township Trustee's (abstract) report, of receipts anil fti»l>ur«eni> nts for the ' ill,ml.u' year IH.'t, Kloyd Township. I’ntnani County.

Tom fistiIp I iimi

Jan I lial nice $ l.:t9.V23 Kceeipc 859.59 Disbursements 1,578.90 lialance Dee :il 675.SG >|»eeln I SehtMil I'nml

Tot* n«ltf ;• 1 'und

Tax*-* — June

471

Taxc-* — I>«-c*-mb*-r

Total Township Fuad .

*r,<*

1 nn«i

Taxes — Jnnt-

Thx»*s — lL-cemh<*r

4.050 >7

Ktat«- IMhc {Equalization

State I»i*t. Tran«p

To*. Spec. Scti. Fund

Jio.■>:::< it

Tnltlon Fund

Taxes — June

1.781 . r »5

Taxe* — December ....

:*.7(t7 67

CotiRreiwolnal Interest .

73.: i

Star*- jidst Tuition (net)

l.7>)7 >S

Tot-si Tuiton Fund

6.370 :*4

lltitS Fund

I(or Tax from A**es*or .

] 31.00

Surplus from Countv ..

ISO 76

Total I»o>r Fund

:il 17 l

l>i*t»urKrn»rntM To tv n«li ip

Ko n«l

I’.jv of Trustee. Offi<.- 1;

nnt.

Clerical Help A: Travel Bxp.:

Fred K. K.suh

61 3.7,0

Alary Kauh

100:00

Stationery a.- Adv>-rtivinjr:

K iff ur a < V>

n.ss

I (allv Manner

67.46

Futnini County (Jraphic

76.12

Kukcio Hutchins

2.00

1 fan', ill.-. Ind.. pm. . . . .

6.00

I’ay of Advisory Board:

Raymond Ader

2.7.00

.Norman Clark

2 r*.oo

Imosp-ne KiRcr

j" M

Care of Orr'eteries:

ciurie Fr.nklin

05.00

Mise, Han eons:

Claude Ktcheson

1 00.00

Francis H milton

ion.ory

Total

Lr.7s.66

lti«l>ur»riiientM Dot;

Fund

Livestock Claims:

M v !ii rd Ha rnel 1

10.76

Dan Stone

60.0h

irwin Wallace

160.00

Total

23(1.76

Dinbn rMrinrntM Till lion

Fund

1 ’av of Transfers:

Alfred Heavin, trustee

S ^75

Sam Hostetler, trustee .

:..4r.r..o6

Chas. Kurtz, trustee ...

7>6!( .",6

f;*' r.oor a* ’he home of Mrs.

Myrta Tate. I ^ Mr. and Mrs. Lester Leonard j h&ve returned home from a two J weeks vacation in Florida. Willis Dickson visited his sister. Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Sweet of Ffcannondale la5t week. Mrs. Ruth Steele Mrs. Vesta Mitchell. Mrs. Flora Harmless, M: - . Blanche Cox and Mrs. Achsa

The queen of diamonds was opened and won in the closed hand with the ace. Now the hand looked so easy that Mr. Abel started cashing his high chibs. All he needed was a 3-3 or 4-2 club break to give him four tricks in rhe suit; and these, with two diamonds. one heart and two spades would be enough for game. IN TROUBLE However, when Mr. Dale show-

Cassity spent Saturday evening ed out of clubs on the second

with Mrs. Tressie Michael hon-

oring her birthday.

Mrs. Margaret Sapper, Mrs. j

Flossie Sapper and son Negiia. j spade toward dummy’s jack. No Miss Beulah Tressal and Mr. and j good. The jack w’as killed by

round, discarding a small spade, Mr. Abel knew he was in trouble. At trick four he led a small

FOR RENT: Warm 1st floor sleeping room, private bath, close to square and campus, quiet .surroundings. Phone 493-J. 21-3p.

FOR RENT: 3 room upstairs apartment in Amo, Ind. See Noble Wallace, Coatesville. 22-25-2p

FOR SALE: CARE TO RE CLOSE TO TOWN? Reasonably priced duplev Is just a giant step from the A A P. 4 rooms down; S ro»m apt. tip: partial basement; double garage. We’re glad to ! show it to you.

FOR SALE: At Morton Sale Bam Monday, 15 Idaho ewes all good age and beginning to lamb. Wendell Brattain. 21-2t

FOR SALE: Handmade quilts 715 Main St. B irga.n Store. 18-5t.

JOHN THARP says for rent 3 unfurnished rooms, also 2-room batch room. It.

Jan. 1 Hnln nec Her. (pts Disbursements Ibil.ilie,. Dec. :il Tuition l iiml Jan. I Halnnce Receipts I lisbnrsenients Bulance l >i*e. ::i

I b>u i 'llinl

Jan.* I Balance Receipts 1 Msbiirsements ’ 1 la la l re I >er. ;> I

Totals of

Jan. 1 Balance Receipts I tisbn rsemcn I s Ba bi n 1 ■ ,* Dec. 1

.$ :>.GG 1 .SO . 10,s;i9.14 8.359.85 G,141.09 $ t.935.38 . 2G.270.94 . 22,000.00 . 9,206.32

0.00

311.76 230.76 81.00

Knuds

. . . . $ 9,992.41 38,281.43 32,169.57 .... 16.104.27

DKT Ml.s OK RBCKIPTS

Total *22.000.00 Disbursements s|,eei:il

Sellout I'llinl

Ret ilr of Buildings. Care of flromids: Joe Shoemaker $ 14 09 Joe Smith 5 00 Albert Wood 3.09

111 suranee:

Simpson Stoner 80.20 Transportation: Wilbur Inman t 1.997.50 Win. F. Kiger 2,201.00 Mitchel Kelley 2.011.00 Albert Wood 1,871.50 .Ma.tor's Standard Serv . 62.65 Dee's Inc 18.90 Wat-i-. Right A- Bower: Hendricks Ko. RKMO Total ' $ 8.359.85 I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of the receipts and disbursements of the above named township: that a complete : ml detailed annual report together with all accompanying vouchers showing the names of persons having been Piiid money by the township has been filed as required by law in the offiee of the county auditor, and that ii copy of such annual report is in custody of the chairman of the township advisory board Said report is subject to insoection by any taxpayer of the townsbin. l-’RKD K. U.U'H. Trustee

RAINBRIDGE Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Etnire of Logansport visited her mothct, Mrs. Mary Mitchell last Wednesday. Home Economic Club held their January meeting last Thursday

PRIEST CONSOLES CAPTIVE GUARDS

Sam Bales all of Noblesville were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Mary Mitchell, Mrs. Margaret Sapper and Mrs. Mitchell are sisters* Mrs. Fred Lukenbill left Sunday night by plane for Memphis Tenn. for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rooker who are the paients of a daughter born Jan. 13. Mr. and Mrs. Avery Austin and family, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huffman and family and Mr. and Mrs. William Huffman spent the day Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mee of Indianapolis, it being the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William Huffman. Mr. and Mrs. Maggie Hall of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Woody Dickson and daughter, Teresa Lynn of Greeneastle, called on Mr. and Mrs. Willis Dickson Sunday. Mrs. Bertha Brothers was called to Greeneastle Monday by the death of her brother, John Sigler. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Lovett of Koachdale, visited his sister. Mrs. Hazel Lewman Tuesday afternoon. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John Raymann and daughter were Mrs. Raymann’s parents, Mr. and Mi's. Bauman, their daughter and family, all of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Allen of Indianapolis spent the past week end with Mrs. Blanche Cox. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Harmless and family of Winchester and Mrs. Flora Harmless visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Jess Byrd of Ladoga.

• * . I » i i J / I A It s Blackwood On Bridge

Mrs. Keen's queen. The diamond return was ducked by Mr. Abel but he had to win the next diamond with his king. Desperately he laid down the ace and king of spades, hoping lor a miracle. But no miracle happened. So he took his eight tricks and gave up, for down

one.

He didn't even try to throw Mrs. Keen in with a second round of hearts, hoping shd" would have to lead clubs to him. As you see that wouldn’t have worked anyway. RIGHT THERE Don't think Mr. Champion wasn't right in there with one of his longer and more repetitious lectures. All Mr. Abel needed to do was to make sure of winning four club tricks. This he could have done easily by leading his four of clubs at trick two. The nine of clubs on the board would either win the trick or it would force out the jack, making the other four clubs in the closed hand good. Absolutely right. But Mr. Champion's lecture had no effect on the score recorded for this hand. It was still put down as 50 points for the opposition.

FOR RENT: Available now. 3 large unfurnished rooms, private entrance and ba*h. Priced reasonable. Tenants care for furnace. Call 980-W. 22-lt.

LOST - FOUND

LOST: Male Blue Tick hound, name on collar. C. W. Gasper, Phone 6987-M. 21-2p

LOST OR STOLEN: Boys billfold at Greencastie-Cloverdale Junior Hi game Tuesday evening. Contained hunting license, and basketball ticket. Name or. billfold Ronnie Allee. Please return license and basketball ticket, keep money and billfold. Phone 1369. 21-2t.

FOR SALE: 1951 Kaiser 2 d<>or, automatic tran<-mlsHion. Many, many miles of cheap transportation. Guaranteed. East Side .Motors, Stilesville Road. 20-3t

Lucas Collins Agency PHONE 253

DOST: Ladies’ gold* Bulova wrist watch. Reward. Jane Dougherty, phone 1100 extension 811. 22-3p.

9 REAL ESTATE

CARD OF THANKS We wish to take this opportunity to thank every one who had any part whatsoever in aiding and comforting us during the illness and death of our father, \V. S. Bock. Mr. and Mrs. George Bock and family Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bock and family Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bock and family. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Flint and family. pd.

FOR SALE: 140 acres, 75 tillable, modern home on U. S. 36. good buildings, March 1 possession. Price 818.000. Several other farms available. Shafer Real Estate, 202 W. Columbia, Greeneastle. Phone 1322. 19-tf.

STILL CRITICAL

' * ’Amt Kin”' Sacrificed In f iope 6‘f A| Miracle 1 ’" As you know. Mi. Champion seldom gets •tic.’ bust, out of his pa; Inc:5. Un" f'ic. hand before this one he shayr’y criticized Mr. Abel fof: fa., nr; to make a lead that Would ■ set the opponcut- two tricks In-lead of*one. South dealer Neither side nerable. NORTH Mr. Champion A ) 6 V A 10 8 7 5 . # 9 4 2

9 3

WES I Mr. Dale 1(1 9 4 3 2 K Q 8 G J 10 6

The Rev. Edward F. Hartigan. chaplain of the Charlestown. Mass., state prison, tolls Warden John J. O’Brien of his talk to a group of hardened convicts into • eleasing five guards they captured as hostages in an escape attempt. During his two trips to the section of the prison in which the convicts were holding the guards. Father Hartigan heai-d the confessions of the four Roman Catholics among the guards.

A V O

FOR SALE: 113 acres with all modern home, 75 tillable. 344 miles from Greeneastle. Possession March " 1. Price S23,500. Shafer Real Estate, 202 W. Columbia, Greeneastle. Phone 1322.

19-tf.

VAUGHAN & SNYDER 113 S. Jackson St. Ph. 1303-W FARMS: 10 a., new 5 room house 57,000.00 on contract. 20 a., 5 room modern house, State Road 40, 58500.00. 102 a., Fair house and barn, soil the best 518.000.00. 101 a., 2 good houses, both have water inside. r«al good barn, 70 tillable, 27 in bottom 518.000.00. 147 a., 2 complete sets of. buildings, 95 a. tillable of extra good land,$31,000.00. 165 a., 6 room modern house except heat, good fya-rn, electric, pump, water pined tjo house and barn. 65 a. tillable, -10 in bottom, 520.000. 00 on contract. HOMES:, 4 bed t 00111 hojfif 15. full basen^ent, harcjwood floors throughout, very nice •. .4 blocks from square. 512,000.00. 3 bed room home, very nice inside and out, one of the good homes, location the best 512.000. 00. 7 room house, fully modern, oil heat, very fine condition on South Ind. St., 58.500.00. 3 bed room house all on ground floor, gas heat, 56,500.00. 5 room house 5 ini. out, very good house, 2'^ acres of ground, $1,600.00. If in the market for a farm sec us. We have them. 21-2t.

HAL HICKMAN, Realtor 25 1 2 E. Washington St. Phone 1121-W FOR SALE: 73 acres. 40 tillable, balance wooded pasture, with stream. Modem home in excellent condition. Bam, hror/der house, com cribs, located 1 mile north of ML Meridian on blacktop road. FOR SALE: In Bainbridge, Built in 1951 — 5 room home, bath, many built-in features. FOR SALE: At edge of town, nearly new 3 bedroom home, garage, large lot, automatic oil heat. A comfortable place to live, priced right. 22-lt

FOR SALE

SHOES REPAIRED while you wait. Bargain Store, 715 Main St. 15-7p.

NOTICE: We ha%-e purchased the Quality Shoe Repair Shop Open for business at 715 Main St. The Bargain Store. 15-7p.

FOR SALE: Six black cows, starting to calve in April. 10c a lb. Ralph Posher, Bainbridge. 19-4p.

INSTALL ZONOLTTE. Insulate yourself ahd rave dollars. Monthly payments. Phone 9R1 Bainbridge Lumber Co., Bainbridge, Ind. 20-3t

Call 262 for quality hardwoods and clear white pine. Kiln dried ash oak, maple, birch, basswood and Philippine Mahogany in stock. t25-tf.

Ag lime, crushed stone, sand and gravel. It it’s a truck joo we can do it. We have dump trucks, flat tops and semi-trail ers. William Newkirk, Box 24 Phone 237, Fillmore, Ind. 16-tt

Visit our beautiful snow room, finest draping fabric direct froa. mills. Art Furniture Shop. 20-tt

FOR SALE: At the Cloverdale Livestock Sale Barn Tuesday, January 25th, several good quality Black Angus steers and heifers and one coming two year old Polled Hereford bull. 22-lt

FOR SALE: 1954 Chevrolet y 2 ton pick-up truck, stock rack, grain bed, overload springs. 1200 actual miles. Ross or Mae Warmoth, Eminence, Indiana. 22-3p

FOR SALE: 2 hospital beds with mattresses. Set of twin beds, mattresses and box springs. Automatic potato peeler for restaurant use. At Homestead Restaurant, Road 40, 114 miles east of Mt. Meridian. Mrs. Wallace. 22-tf.

FOR SALE: 1949 Ford. Fully equipped and guaranteed. You can’t go wrong at this price. East Side .Motors, Stilesville Road. 20-3L

The bidding:

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West

North

East

t club

Pass

1 nean

Pas:

2 snades

Pass

i hearts

Pas:

i no trumc

Pass

Pas:

That

verbal

barrage

was the

direct cause of Mr. Abel's failure to make today's hand. The three no trump contract is icecold against any defense. But Mr. Abel was upset and he played carelessly.

Senate Minority Leader William F. Knowland tells newsmen following a White House conference with President Eisenhower that he still believes UN SecretaryGeneral Dag Hammarskjold’s visit to Peiping to seek release of miprisoned American airmen was a failure. The President met with Republican congressional leaders to discuss the Red Chinese attacks on Nationalist islands.

Classified Ads

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They'll Do It Every Time

fet-wtrad U. S. Patent O^ua

By fimmy Ratio

HE’S SEEN LIVING OFF HIS REP “'LIKE A TRAIN WINDOW, PEOPLE EXPECT HIM TO BE

RAINES AND RAINES •Bulldozer work. Free estimat es. Phone 1125. Fox Ridge Greeneastle. 12-tJ

FOR BULLDOZER WORK call H?rold M. Broadstreet, Fillmore, Ind. 10-12);. I am now contracting masonry, concrete, plastering and general repairs. Free estimates. Paul V. Black, Phone 1126 evenings after 5:00 p. m. 20-3p. # FOR RENT 6

FOR SALE: 1951 Ford. Low mileage and fully equipped. Economical transportation. Guarantee. East Side Motors, Stilesville Road. 20-3L

FOR SALE: 1950 Oldsmobih 4 door “88”. Fully equipped. A ear you’ll be proud to own. Guar-' ante<«. East Side Motors, Stilesville Road. 20-3L FOR SALE: 1951 Buick Special. . DynaHow, radio, heater. This one OK. East Side Motors, Stilesville Road. 20-3c.

MONEY FOR ALL TAXES Is waiting for you now at FAMILY FINANCE 9 E. Walnut St. Ph. 1478

19- 41

FOR SALE: 1950 Dodge 4 door. Fully equipped. Very Clean. A good family car. East i Side Motors, Stilesville Road.

20- 3t.

Must sell or snip Baldwin spinet piano, mahogany finish, used as floor sample. Convenient low terms. Phone 1098. 12-120.

PARAKEETS FOR SALE: Would you l.k' a bird that will talk m a few weeks time. Then buy a baby parakeet. All birds split to rares. See the difference. Breeder’s ready to set up. All colors. Mrs. Le % Myers on Fin-caslle-Russe!lvH!e Rd. 21-2p.

FOR SALE: Late model modern house trailer. 5469.00 down, balance can be financed. Phone 1163-W or can be seen at Cedar Crest Motel on U. S. 40. 21-2|'.

Custom Made Draperies for the price of ready made. Art Furniture Shop. 20-tf. i ] INSULATE YOUR ATTIC j with Balsam-Wool sealed insul- | ation. Monthly payments. Phone 9R1. Bainbridge Lumber Co., Bainbridge, Ind. 20-3t. Used electric organ, perfect condition. Will sell at bargain price or rent to responsible people. Phone 1098. 12-12t.

FOR SALE: Baby C dves, Raymond Baldwin. Phono 6991-J. R. R. 3. Greeneastle. 21-2p.

FOR SALE: 1947 Plymouth. Radio, heater. Very clean. An excellent second car for the family. Guarantee. East Side Motors, Stilesville Road. 20-3t.

Our farrowing and loafing houses are not the cheapest hut you usually get just what you pay for. A few dollars saved now is not equal to the added years of service that built-in quality materials and construction insures. Inspect them yourself. Metzger Lhr. Co. I’hone 262. 14-15-17-19-21 -22-24-26-28,-91 FOR SALE.:. $5.50 coal. No clinkers. Low i White Ash mine run block codl. ’Mdple ’ Glove Mine, <8 miles southeast-JioekK. vide. 22-25-27-29-l-3-6p FOR ^ALE1: One double well 54 inch Voungstown kitchen cabinet; two 24 iQCjty steel base cabi-

HY-LINE 934. a white, egg layer, is bred especially to shine in tough spots. The Hy-Line 934 lays as well as the 100 series, lives even better under > extra tough conditions. Hy-Line 934 is making livability and layability news. Try them on your farm. Order Hy-Line 934 now from: Poor & Co. Greeneastle. 22-25-2t.

«» WA* tcQ « WANTED: Some one to care for child, apply at 210 X. Indiana street, upstairs apartment. 22-lp

FOR BULDOZER WORK phone Bainbridge 27R2. Free estimates. Maurice Fcwell, R. 3, Greencastle. 25-tf.

WANTED: Sal. s ladies for local ready-to-wear store. Write stating age and experience. Bo:: 24, c o Banner. 18-5L

WANTED: Waitress. Barton’s Sea Food Restaurant, south side of 40 at 43. 19-4p.

WANTED; Woman to take care of baby and keep house for 3 weeks, 5 days a week. Address Box - W, c o Baa.ier. 20-3p.

WANTED: Part time cashier, apply in person, Standard Crocojfj- ^Stdre. 21-2t

nets and ^wo 24 x iu nets all co^npleta.

Phone 375 or see J^rni^Grlilifs, Indiana Street Road, {

Remember B^aer. tide Motor Sales for expert body wnrV painting, wheel alignment and mechanical work. Free estimates Free pickup and delivery service. 23-tf.

FOR SALE: 5 room house, with hot and cold water, with 1 and 23 100 acres of land. John Danberry. Phone 1511 Coatesville. 18-5p.

HOPKINS - WALTOF Funeral Home Phone 61

FOR SALE: Four Spitz and Chow pups. Phone 7013-R. or W. E. Duncan, 1 mile east of 43 on U S 40. 21-2p

FOR SALE: Our chicks are bred to lay. Fed for vigor, handled for health. Order them now for more profit than eggs next fall when egg prices are highest. Kircher’s Hatchery. 24-26-28-31

Bull dozer tutu mghiirv won. land clearing, grading and exet mating. William Newkirk, Bo 24, Fillmore. Phone 237. 15-1'

BiXTEft VALUES USED GARS ARP TRUCKS £§47 PiymsMth 4 Door Complefely Overhauled

New Tires.

1948 Diamond T Cab over Ein^ine I'vtra ♦■lean

FOR SALE: 1948 Chev. 1' ■ ton truck, two speed axle, three new tires, other three are extra good, fourteen foot bed, motor i: good shape. Clyde Layma r Coatesville R. 1, 2 miles northeast Coatesville on State Roa ; 75. 19-4p.

Sil.ES and SERVICE

7-9 E. Franklin

Ph. 11

FOR SALE: 30 Hampshire shoats, 80 to 100 lbs each, also 2 Hampshire sows ready to farrow. Claude Coffin, Fillmore. 22-3p

i mm LIFE • FIRE

LIFE

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EES? 8!iY Used 8 Heio Grain OrilL Cheap,

GREEHCASTIE TRACTOR SALES Yonr Ford Tractor D ale?

BL0NDIE

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BLOND! E, IT'S THERESA5HE WANTS ■ TO KNOW VOURE GOING J TO WEAR TO V THE PARTy J TONIGHT r-' I

FOR RENT: Available February 1st. Large 5 room lower duplex, 415 East Walnut St. Call 1315 evenings for appointment. 17-6t.

FOR RENT: 4 rooms and bath. 3 large closets, newly decorated, utilities furnished. 410 So. Jackson St. Phone 173-M. 17-tf.

FOR RENT: Nice warm sleeping room. 402 S. Indana. Call 1146-W. 21-2p.

FOR RENT: 6 room house in country. Phone 1369. 607 S Locust St. 21-2t.

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ON THE ,

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Meanwhile, in the hotel suite.

IF I BELIEVED EVERY NCT PJSTUEB" 5 SN, THE SNAP H.NTBS PICTURE OUTPUT WOULD BE A E 3' ^ FAT ZERO/

BUT HOW, RUDY? WE CAN'T TRAVEL THRCJ3H NORMAL CHANNELS-rr'5 TOO CANCEROUS NOW' -Os- '-i >\ . j ■{ % r/ s