The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 August 1955 — Page 3

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obME rj IT'CAFACT Pride In Appearance Makes An Impression

YOT r R CIvOTHK-^r- YOTTR PERSON YOITi CAR. Our bo<ly and p:»nt shop is ono of the besl — Top mechanics and equipment — attractive prif «*! You’ll be proud of your “like new” car when we deliver it to you after the body work or paint job you order. BOR MV IKS AUTO SALES, Int. YOUR CHRYSIJEBPL.YMOUTB DEAL Ed 111 North Jaekaca PHONE 843

i **d nri* filed M« final ae- . peraon*! R»pre?*ntative

. • * jr ‘ r • r’ ■ iement of I John H

e'tfete. and that the *nnie will ! .Tudre of Putbam Circuit C urt

cotfie up for the exunrtinfition and Attorney for Estate - • d Putnam Circuit J. Frank Durham. 5-13-21. )

I Court, on the 5th of September. I i 1 at which time all persons in- 1 ! terfested in said estate are requir- | j ed to appear in said court and I siidw cause, if any there be. why I saiii account should not he apI prdvoil. And the heirs of said de- | ced'at and all others interested I ard also required to appear and make proof of their heirship or I claim to any part of said estate.

J. Frank Durham

State of Indian !, County of Putnam, ss: In tin- Putnam Circuit Court, Vacation Term, liC.r,. In the matter of estate of Andrew E. Durham, deeeased. Estate No. 94t0. NOTICE TO \l.l. l*EltSO\S INTEHENTEO IN THE ESTATE Of Andrew E. Durham. In the matter of the Hsiatc, of Andrew K. Durham, deceased. No. ii-410. Notice is her by «i\'cn that ,1. Frank Durhani as Administrator of the above named estate, has

OPEN FOR INSPECTION HOMES IN HILLCREST SUNDAY 1:30 - 5:00 P. M. VA & FI IA LOANS 2a Year Terms Now under construction. • CONCRETE STREETS • CURBS • SIDEWALKS. Your home w ill be on paved Streets anti Sidewalks when you move in. Hal Hickman, Realtor 2~>y 2 Fe Washington Street PHONE 1121-W

Classified Ads • REAL ESTATE •

FOR SALE

1. $1000 Cash will make doyn payment on new 2 bedroom bungalow, quick possession. 2. $7500 will purchase 3 bedroom home with carpets and modern kitchen in First Ward

district.

3. Quiet location fine for children and easy on your pocket-book. Ask to see 807 Lincoln Avenue - price at $6500. For Sunday Showing, Call jane at 7035-R

Lucas Collins Agency PHONY: 25fi

FOR SALE: 5 room home in | Commercial FI ace Water sm?T electricity. Practically new roof and aluminum siding. This is a rare bargain. Small down payment. Call 7050-R evenings and Sundays. 6-8-2p. HAL HICKMAN. REALTOR 24i/, E. Washington

Phone 1121-W. Price Reduced

2 bedroom modem home just outside city limits south on rouie 43. Large living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, basement, new automatic oil furnace, aluminum siding, ah^piinum storm windows and screens. Garage. Very nice lawn with large trees in front and back yard. Since owners are leaving the city the price has been reduced to $14,000 for a quick sale. Shown by appointment. Comfortable 2 bedroom home, 817 So. Locust St. Modern, 2 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, bath, utility room, hardwood floors, 1% car garage. Moderately priced. 5-2t.

• MiSOELUNEuUS « F0R SALE: • Vindow exhaU9t - 16 inches. 3 speeds, sides ex2 day service on dry cleaning | tend. $25.00. Phone 168-R. and shirt finishing. Davis Clean- I 4-3p.

PAGE THREE SATURDAY*. AUGUST 8. 1958. THE DAftY BANNER. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

ers, N. S. of Square.

Ph. 9142. j

Sat-tf. !

FOR SALE: 3 bedroom house, I located at 410 E. Washington street. Shown by appointment j j only. Phone 417-R. 4-3t.

SPINET PIANO. Mahogany case. $36.00 will deliver. Phone 1098 or write P. O. Box 75. 29-tf

WANTED: Homes for pups. Ray Skimmerhorn Vb niile north of Mt. Meridian. 6-3t

RAINES <& HALVES

Bulldbzing, Cran^, Dragline,

Backhoe, Dumptruck Service. Free estimates, all jobs fully in- I Ever y Tuesday and Saturday sured, 22 years experience. Phone j eights at Cloverdale Auction

1125. Foxridge, Greencastle.

28-tf.

S5.00 REWARD

....If we can not repair your old sewing machine. Greencastle Sewing Machine Service, 22 So. Jackson St. Phone 1363 27-tf

HIGGLE AND PICKED lieal Estate Roachdale Phone 224R-7 Bainhridge Phone (Mill 2 40 acre farm near Fincastle, house and barn, well located, can oe bought on contract, possession at once. Priced to sell. Crops can go with it. Also 13 room building in Fincastle. Can be used as dwelling and business. Can be bought on contract. 5-6-10-ll-4t.

VAUGHAN & SNYDER 113 S. Jackson St. Ph. I303-W On U. S. 40, near 43, 5 rm. and bath. Hardwood floors, large garage and plenty of shade. Can be purchased with 2 acres or 32 acres. On South Zinc Mill Road, 3 bedroom home on 2*4 acres. Several outbuildings. Small orchard. A good buy in a suburban home. 80 acres near Cloverdale, 50 A. tillable. New buildings 24’x80’, with living quarters in one ena. Suitable for summer home. Price reduced for quick sale. We carry complete listings Of all types of farms and homes. 6-2t.

TRAVEL INSURANCE—One day or one year for you or your baggage. Simpson Stoner—In-

surance. Phone 6. Tue-Thur-Sat-tf.

FOR SALE

FOR SALE: Home grown tomatoes, 10c lb. also mangoes 30c a dozen. Ira Boswell, Ave. B, Commercial Place. 6-lp.

FOR SALE: Second cutting of alfalfa, clover mixture. To be baled Tuesday or Wednesday, weather permitting. Phone 7072-M. Robert L. Sutherlin. 6-2p.

Barn, new and used merchandise, also truck load of n3\v merchandise. Lewis Bixler. Fri-Sat-tf.

FOR SALE: Young Holstein cows. Kenneth Burge, Groveland, Ind. 5-5n.

FOR SALE: 1950 2’^ ton ! Dodge C. O. E. truck with tandem, 5 speed transmission, 2 speed axle, 900-20x10 rubber, 2<i foot Mooresville steel bed with combination stock and grain be i and 20 ton hoist. James E. Buis, 2Ms miles northeast of Stilesville.

l-6p.

FOR SALE: About 50 rock faced concrete blocks. 8c each or exchange for hauling. R. T. Moore, Jackson St. Blvd. 5-2p. Blanche Patterson, foot doctor, will be in town Wednesday from 9 a. m. to 6:30 p. m. For appointments call 363-R. 5-2t.

FOR SALE: 8-pound electric clothes drier and garden tractor. Telephone 468-RX. 6-9-1 l-3t.

SHETRONE REAL ESTATE 302 S. Ind. St Modern Home—5 rooms and bath, 2 blocks from square. 6-2l.

They’ll Do It Every Time

U S. Patwit OWt*

By Jimmy Hatlo

• FOR RENT

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FOR RENT: Modern

4 room

unfurnished apartment.

Inquire

at Crawford Hotel.

30-tf.

FOR RENT: 2 bedroom lower duplex. Stove and refrigerator furnished. Phone 7090-J. 4-3p.

FOR RENT: 5 roovi house, lV-> miles north of Stilesville. James M. Buis, Phone Stilesville 27111. 5-2p.

Materials for sale cheap, lumber, doors, windows, toilets and fixtures, showers and stalls, pipe, soil pipe and boilers. Paul Miller and Associates, Demolition Contractors, 1600 S. Holt Road, phone Belmont 5524, Indianapolis, Indiana. 6-2t. FOR SALE: Antique solid walnut chest (recently refinished by Bruner Thomas); 2 small antique walnut straight chairs and one walnut occasional chair; Jenny Lind bed, mattress and springs (used six times). Mrs Willard Toussaint, phone 767. 5-2p.

FOR SALE: 80 Hereford heifers weighing 500 lbs., also 50 steers weighing 650 lbs. Ira Hutcheson, 3 miles west of Morton. 4-3p.

LQR RENT: Available August 1st. Efficency apartment, furnished or unfurnished. Adults, see custodian at Cole apartment. T-T-S-tf.

FOR RENT: 2 downstairs rooms. Lights and water furnished. 316 N. Indiana street. 5-2t

FOR RENT: Two room apartment at 409 E. Hanna St. Inquire at George Jackson, 3 miles south of Putnamville. 6-2p

FOR RENT: Small furnished apartment, 702 E. Seminary St. Phone 956-M. 6-lt.

Notice To Taxpayers of Tax Levies In tli'- m.-ttev ■ i' <1 t *rniining the T.ix Kates for School Purposes of the School Corporation of Greencastle Cons. Schools, Putnam County. Indiana inf"re th■ ■ Board of School Trustees Not . is !,. ! utiveti a '..i\ payers of Giveneastle City & Greencastle Township, Putnam County, Indiana, that the proper legal tion at their regular meeting place on the 25th day of August, 1955, will consider the following budget: IIIIM.I'.T < I.\SS|FI« ATHtX FOR M MOOI. < OHPOB \TIO\

S|M-cia! School Fund

A. Goni ral Admlnistr tion

1. Bd School Ti. A. St-c. Office * 4,900.01) 2. Office of Supt. iif Schools 10,000.00 T. Supplies Department 450.00 R. instruction 15.300.00 C. Coordinate Actlvitiis 21,000.00 D. Operation of School Plant 52.250.00 K. Maintenance 16.550.00 jj F. Fixed Charges 6.900.00 0. Anxiliaty Activities 7.7SO.OO 1. Capital Outlay— New 23,800.00 J. Capital Outlay—Alterations 7,450.00 Total Spi cial School Fund $166,380.00

Tuition Fuml

R Instruction • $341,863.00 I. F. Fixed Charges 300.00 G. Total Tuition Fund $241.363.00

F.S ITM \TK OF FI M>* TO BK It % ISF.1)

FFNDS RKQITRKD FOR K.XPKNSFS TO DECEMBER 31st OF

INCOMING 5 FAR

Vocational Fund

R. Instruction $ 9,500.00 D. Operation of School Plant 500.00 E. Maintenance 2,500.00 \ OC. equip 1.200.00 Total Vocational Fund $ 13,700.00

Itonil Fund

Tat $ 2,887.00 Debt Service S.000.00 Total Bond Fund $ 10,887.00 Cuniillative Bldg. Fund Capital Outlay—New $155,303.00 Total Cum. Bldg. Fund $155,303.00

Recreation Fund

Equip $ 1,900.00 Auxiliary Activities 5,500.00 TotalsRecreotion Fund $ 7,400.00

Cum.

ensuing year. Jan. 1 to Deo. 31.

Total Budget Estimate for

1956. inclusive 2. Necessary Expenditures, Aug. i to Dec. 31, present year .... 3. Additional Appropriations to be made Aug. 1 to Dec. 31 of pri sent > ear 5. Total Estimated F.xpenditr.res (Add lines 1. 2. 3 and 4) I \ • •< ON VXDS AND :• 'M SOURCES OTHER THAN PROPOSED TAX LEVY 6. Actual Balance July ;:i“t of present year 7 Taxes to he collt ted, present year (December Settlement) .. s' Misci 11 n. Otis Rev, nue to be received. Aitfr 1st of present school > ‘rtr to Dec. Usi of in\t school year tSchedule on file

in oft ice of School Board)

a. Special Tax- s So Schedule) b. All Other Rev nue i S- e Schedult > Total Funds i Add litv s 6. 7. vi and xb) NET %MOi NT REQ1 I RED TO BE RAISED FOR EXPENSES TO DEC ::is- OF KXSl'lNG YEAR (Deduct line 9 from line Operating balance , Not in excess of expenses from Jan. 1 to June ;:n. 1, ss mis cllancoits rev, nm- for the same period) ... AMOl'NT TO RE RAISED BY TAX LEVY (Add lines 10 and

Spec ini

fund

Tuit ion

Voc.

Rond

Rec.

Bldg.

Fund

$166,380

$341,363

$13,700

$10,887

$7,400

$120,556

73.948

143,876

6.092

5,413

2,140

34.747

10.000

250.328

485.239

19,792

16.300

9,540

155.303

24.968

89.998

5.992

1,194

3.635

82.305

67,344

39.456

4,560

6,480

1.296

22.656

4.n00

4.050

225

250

1.000

10.

11 12

31.992 129,104

121.224 11.222

132.446

21 5.935 349.429 135.810 11,590 1 17.400

6.0K4

10.777

7.914

4.931

112.045

9.015

8.386

4.609

42.258

1.705

994

751

3.642

10.720

9.380

3.360

46.900

l , KOI*OSF.I> I F) IFS

Net Taxable Prop, *-t\ C ■ *6 Tv p. $7.M>n Number of Taxable Poll- C. ' T. 287

FUNDS Special Tuition Vocation:, 1 Cum. Bids Reereat Ion Bond Total .

Levy on Levy on Polls Props rty

$1.00 $ .99 1.10 8 .35 4 < OWPARATIVF STATF.MF.XT TO T V\F * f»»l lit TFI> % \ D TO BF CIU.I.ECTFD

Collected Collected Collected 1953 1954 1955

$184 739.88 $103.242 00 $124.154 00 76.665 00 92.288.00 72.827.00 9,124 s.::57.oo 37.776.00 39.918.00 41.786.00 3.396 00 4.562.00 2.397.00 11.939.00 $235.369.00 $249,134.00 $261,450.00

$13,400,000 1126 To Be Amount to Re Raised $132,446.00 147.400.00 10.720.00 46.900.00 5.360.00 9.380.08 $352,206.00

Collected

1956

$132,446 Oft 1 47.400.Of

10.720.00 46.900.00 5.360.00 9.380.00

$352,206.00

FUNDS

Special Tuition x Vocational Cum. Bldg Reereat ion Bond

x K |i i ., right to be heard thereon. After the tax levtc- have been determined and presented to the county auditor not 1 it. r t‘ t tv.i d.ivs prior to the s. end Monday in September, and the levy fixed by the county tax adjustment board, or on their failure to do. b\ the « ounty auditor, ti n or more taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved bv such levies, may appeal to the state hoard ot tax ci.mmL-iim.-’ r r.tt t’ • •• d If -1 hearing th. reon by filing a petition with the county auditor on or before the fourth Monday of September ot on or In for., the tenth day after publication by the county auditor of tax rates charged, whichever date is later, and the state

board of tax cotnniissloners will fix a date for hearing in this county.

J W EARNSH.WV

ELEANOR M BALLARD C. CLIFFORD FRAZIER

BAYARD S. ALLEN EDWIN R. SNAVF.LT

Dated this 4 day of*Augaist, 1955 Foard of School Trustees

FOR SALE: 1938 Chevrolet pick up truck with 1948 motor. Price $90.00. Phone Morton 323. 5-2p. FOR SALE: Nice modern house close to square. 211 So. Jackson St. 5-3p

FLIES BOTHERING YOU? Then you’ll want Purina Fly Bait, the new dry fly killer that actually kills flies like magic. A handy shaker-top 2-lb. can costs only 90c. Try some today. Kircher Hatchery, 106 N. Jackson

St.

Call 262 for quality hardwoods and clear white pine. Kiln dried ash, oak, maple, birch, basswood and Philippine mahogany in stock. 25-tf.

Don’t trade in your comfortable davenport and chair—you can have it reupholstered foi half price of a new one. Art Furniture Shop. ? 25-tf.

FOR SALE—1952 V-8 Commander Hardtop. Good condition, one owner. 27,000 miles. Will sell reasonable. Call Dr. Charles Flnkbiner, phone 1319. l-6t.

FOR SALE: 29 acre farm. ' large rooms, bath with shower, hot and cold water, wash house large barn, garage, 20 acres beans. Also 18 bundles of Three and One shingles, new, will sacrifice for $2.00 a bundle. James

28-30-2-4-6-57. j A Johnson, 5 miles east of Bra-

zil. Shady Lane. 4-3p.

WANTED: All furnished apartment for University Staff member. Phone 1100 extentkm 218. 6-3t.

Attention Will anyone knowing of family or descendants of James M. and Nancy S. Miller, who were living in Russellville, Ind.. in 1880. contact me please! Mrs. Glen MIsenhimer, Trilla, 2111. 6-3p. WANTED: Y'oung lady between 18-35 for sportswear division in women’s fashions department. See Mr. Reeder, manager, Montgomery Ward. 6-2t.

WANTED: Washings and Ironings to do in my home. Phone 1057-M. 2-4 p.

Continuing Rummage Sale all week at Thrift Shop,, 623 Anderson. l-6t.

Bulldozer and highlift work, land clearing, grading and excavating. William Newkirk, Box 24, Fillmore phone 237. 25-tf.

FOR SALE: Honey. Walter Neese, 6 miles So. Cloverdale, on road 43. Fri-Sat-tf.

FOR SALE: 3 Hereford heifet calves, 1, 2 and 3 weeks old, $60.00 for the three. Ralph Minter, 3 miles N-E of Fillmore. 2-4-6-3p.

Remember East Side Motor Sales for expert body work, painting, wheel alignment and mechanical work. Free estimates. Free pickup and delivery service. 25-tf.

Ag. lime, crushed stone, sand and gravel. If it is a truck job we can do it. We have dump trucks, flat top and semi-trail-ers. William Newkirk, Box 24, Phone 237, Fillmore. 25-tf

Visit our Beautiful show rroom. Finest draping fabric direct from mills. Art Furniture Shop. 25-tf

FOR SALE CHEAP: Planet Jr. Garden Tractor with all attachments. Phone 17. 2-tf

TETRA-PET KUS Rye seed. Yielded 45 bu. to the acre. Now ready. Roachdale Elevator. Phone 75, Roachdale, Ind. 4-tf

FOR SALE: Two burner DuoTherm oil heater, like new. With a 260 gal. tank and fixtures. Also dining room outfit, 8 pieces. 852 N. Jackson St. 2-5p.

FOR SALE: Pit run gravel. $1.00 yard. 4 miles N. E. Fillmore. Thomas Parker farm. 3-4p.

FOR SALE: 12 shoats, Modist Haltom, Bloomington Street Road. 2-4-6-3p

FOR SALE: Tomatoes. Charles Shaner, Tennessee St. 6-lt.

Liquidating Tyndall Town housing project, 1600 S. Holt Road, Indianapolis, Indiana. 106 buildings, 100 feet by 20 feet for sale as is, with all fixtures. $50.00 and up. You wreck or move them.

WANTED: Painting, roofing, block laying, and cement work. Perry Lewis. Phone 1012-W. 18-tf.

WANTED TO RENT: Five or six room house in or near Greencastle. Address Box W. T., c/o Banner. 3-5p.

Housewives—Need Extra Income? Avon offers an opportunity in Greencastle. Sell three to four hours each day. Call Cleo Barbarick, Commercial Hotel—KLOO a. m.-4:00 p. m. Tuesday, Aug. 9. 5-2t.

WANTED: Retired man for night man at Crawford Hotel. Light work. Apply at Crawford Hotel. 5-2t.

WANTFD

WANTED: Home for small yellow kitten. Phone 642-M. 6-lt.

YOUTH DROWNS

PAINTERS PRIDE

Outside White, .84.50 Gal. JONES SPECIALTY SHOP

FOR SALE: 1952 Richardson all modern two bedroom house trailer, priced to sell. Ralph Ash, Ping’s Trailer Court. 2-6p.

FOR SALE: Painted table and four chairs, $5.00 512 So. Indiana St. 5-3p

FOR SALE: Westinghouse refrigerator, good running order, $35.00. Harry Price, RFD 2, Greencastle or l 1 /* miles south of Cedar Crest Motel. 2-5p*.

SINGER Sewing Machine SALES and SERVICE Repairs on all makes and models. Work guaranteed by Bonded Singer Representative. Phone 174-J

Cloverdale Sale Bam: Sale every Tuesday. Consignments received on sale day. For special advertising call L. E. Michael, phone 26L50, Cloverdale, Ind , not later than Friday noon before sale. Harold Asbury, operator and auctioneer. Wayne Branneman, auctioneer. Sat-tf

CHARLESTOWN. Ind. Aug. 6 —(UP)—Charles H. Noggle, 16. Louisville, Ky., drowned in an old stone quarry near here Friday night while swimming with several other Louisville boys. The boys said he suddennly shouted for help, then disappeared under water. The Coast Guard recovered his body about three hours later.

FOR HIRE: Tr L 'ck mounted crane and excavating service. Drag line for cleaning ponda, springs and drainage ditches. Trucks loaded with sand, gravel and dirt. Back Hoe attachment to dig basements and trenches. John R. Richards, Phone 179, Greencastle. Tucs.-Thurs.-Sat.-tf WELL DRILLING: Artie Scobee Well Drilling. Phone and residence, Brick Chapel. Greencastle R. 3. T-T-S-tf

WANTED: Lady for housework and child care. Hours 8:00 a. m. to 12 noon, Monday, through Thursday 3:00 p. m. to 10:00 on Friday. Phone 145. 6-3t

WANTED: Waitress, transportation furnished. Barton’s Sea Food, Junction 40 and 43. 6-41.

THERE'S A Difference at ACE Bainbridge, Indiana

HEAT VICTIM JASPER, Ind., Aug. 6 —(UP) —Linus Kluemper, 36, became a heat wave casualty when he lost the big toe of his right foot. Klumper had an electric fun trained on his bed, but he made the mistake of falling asleep with his foot dangling over the side. The vibration of the fan caused it to move slowly across the floor and clip off the toe.

11® ’ '• ' LIFE • FfRE • AUTO HAROLD H. SMITH Phone 978

LEWISOHN IS LIBRARIAN WALTHAM, Mass.—(UP) — Ludwig Lewisohn, novelist and literary critic, has been named to the newly created post of librarian at Brandeis University. Author of 31 books, Dr. Lewisohn takes charges of a library which in the past few years ha s grown from 1,000 to more than 100,000 books.

IIOPKINS-WALTON Funeral Home “Air-conditioned” PHONE 61 A mbit lance-oxygen

BEST BUY 2 GOOD USED FORD MOWERS GREENCASTLE TRACTOR SALES Yoor Ford Tractor Dealer

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By Chick Young

SMILE,DEAR SO THE NEIGHBORS WONT THINK ViERE QUARRELING - ‘ vLM:

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