The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 November 1955 — Page 4

Cash To Pay Up Current Bills f'.n«ih to ‘.tnrt oarly Xma* Whopping. < :i»h for “( old WVath'T*’ (lotliinp. ( a«.h to rP'-finanor pr^^nt rrifinthly payments. Cash on hand for th<- “Heavy K\p‘-nse" months. LOANS TO FIT YOUR NEEDS PAYMENTS TO FIT YOUR BUDGET. LOANS S25 TO S500. SHDSAHA LOAN COMPANY

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State of Indiana, County of Putnam. .-s: In the Putnam Circuit Court. September Term. 1 !*•'••'>■ Tt> the matter .>f estate of KUith A. Handy, deceased, restate NOTH K TO \M- I’KR^ONN IXTERESTKD IN l*HE ESTATE Of Edith A. Handy. In the matter of the Estate of Edith A. Handy, deceased. Xo. !<4S2. Notice is hereby given that. Central National Rank and Garold T Handy as Co-Executors of ’he

ILLINOIS DEALS MICHIGAN FIRST LOSS

i ■ (N 28) rips off 7 yard gain and first down before 59,968 at Champaign, i:!. 1 lin ; dealt Miehig n its first loss of the yeai 25-to-6 and dr pp;d Michigan from the Big Ten 1 a 1. mmumm helps ^aryund w.h l-o

Maryland halfliack. He. iy (No. 2,°. i is sh :wn just about to intercept an L. .3. U. pass as L. S. U. center Graham m v. ■ in. Maryland went on to win iS-to-C befoie 37,000 at College Park, Maryland ami remain'un icfeate.l.

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above named estate, has presented and filed their final account in fi nal settlement of said estate, and th:it tl>e same will come up for the examination and action of said Court, on the 3rd of December HC..'., at which time all persons interested in said estate are required to appear in said court and show cause, if any there be. winsaid account should not be approved. And the heirs of said decedent and all others interested are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to ant part of said estate. J\ enof-tb F West and Garold T. Handy P< rsonal Representatives .Tnbn H. AHee .1 mitre of Putnam Circuit Pour' '11ninev for Kstate Prank G. Stoess-1

Sthctltile Announced For Study T'nits The study units of the League of Women Voters will hold their meetings this week according to the following schedule: Tuesday, Nov. 8. with Mrs. George Manhart, 325 Highfall. Wednesday, November 9, with Mrs. John Boyd. 219 Hillsdale. Thursday, November 10. with Mrs. R. R. Neal, 2 Seminary Court. Monday, November 14. with Mrs. Edward Galligan, 14 Observatory Hill. The topic to be discussed this month is the structure of country government with emphasi? on that of Putnam county. Visitors or observers are welcome at any of these meetings and fofurther information, call Mrs John Ricketts, 3 Observatory Kill.

S*sS(! Defeats Old Sold, Statistics meant nothing in Terre Haute’s Memorial Stadiun Saturday when DePauw dropped its last ICC game of the season to Indiana State, 14-S. The Bengals compiled an edge in rushing yardage, first downs total yar lage, and number of plays. But State held the visitors scoreless in the last three periods while rallying for two third-quarter touchodnws. By losing DePauw cost itself a tie with Butler for fourth place in the ICC and finshied fifth at two wins and four losses. Against all competition the Tigers have split even in eight contests. The victory was State’s first in seven games and first in the conference. With Ball State succumbing to Evansville, the Sycamores deadlocked the Cardinals for sixth on identical 1-5 record.-; DePauw opened the scoring midway in the first quarter after guard Bob Fink intercepted a toss by State s Wayne Gruber and returned to the State 37- j yard line. In six plays the Bengals were down to the six. but a holding penalty set them back to the 23 before quai terback Morrie Goodnight hit halfback Art Bryant with a TD pass.

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Public Sale As I am quitting the dairy business I will sell my entire dairy herd at my farm located m mile north and I'j miles east

of Amo, m mile north and 3 miles west of Clayton on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH

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the following property:

19 HEAD DAIRY CATTLE One 6-year-old registered Holstein giving 7 gallons milk per day, been frpsh 60 days;, one 8-year-old Holstein, giving 8 gallons per day, been fresh 60 days: one 7-year-old Holstein, giving 8 gallons per day, been fresh 60 days; one 9-year-old, giving 8 gallons per day, .been fresh 60 days; one 7-year-old half Holstein, ha’f Guernsey, giving 6 gallons per day; one 2-year-old Holstein, calf by side, a real prospect; one 2-year-old Holstein, giving better than 4 gallons a day, fresh 60 days; one 8-year-old Holstein springer, will produce 80 pounds when fresh; one 3-year-old Guernsey springer, giving 5 gallons, with first calf; one 5-v ar-o! 1 Holstein, giving 7 gall ms when fresh;, one 6-year-old Hortein, giving 4 gallons, \v 11 freshen first of February: two 5 and 6-year-od Guernseys, giving 3 gallons per day. will freshen F. ruary 1; one 3-yeir-old Holstein, leb.-ed; 4 Holstrin heifers to freshen in January and February, real prospects; one 18-months-old Holstein bull, big and real bu 1 fir dairyman. All c.Avs Til and Bangs tested. MILKING EQUIPMENT Wilson 6 can side opener Cooler. 2 years old. like new; one Surge 2-unit milker. 2 years old, good as new; one automatic water hea er; 2 rinse t inks, tec 10-gallon m ik cans. TERMS CASH. Not responsible for accidents. CHAS. GOSS, Owner JIM VAUGHN. Auctioneer. WATSON, Clerk Sale will be held inside in case of rain.

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E L E C T RAYMOND S. FISHER “RAY FISHER” MAYOR OF GREENCASTLE Democrat Ticket • FOR ECONOMY • FOR EFFICIENCY • FOR EFFECTIVE GOVERNMENT. Your Support Will Be Appreciated.

Mr. and Mrs. James Hartsaw and Mrs. Grace P. Hurst were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy McKamey, of Bloomington.

Pvt. and Mrs. A. T. Anderson have left for San Francisco, Ca-1. after visiting in the parental home of J. R. Anderson, 106 Hill St.

ONLY TWO CHOICES

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 7 — (UP i — British philosopher Arnold Toynbee told a crowd of thousands Sunday night that mankind has only two choices— “mass suicide' 'or “living together as a single family.” He predicted that man would save himself through a worldwide “social fusion of all the tribes, nations, civilizations and religions of man.” The only alternative to living in such a united world. Toynbee said, is “self-destruction of toe human race.” A crowd of estimated at 6.000 jammed the University of Minnesota's Northrop Auditorium t<* to hear Toynbee. The university found space for 1 800 others in four other halls, but had to turn 3,00 away.

CLOSING OUT SALE - Havng sold our farm, we will sell our personal property at auction at farm, 2 miles northwest of Greeneastle on blaektap roa l known as the old Rockville road, on Saturday, November 12th, 1955 AT 12:00 O’CLOCK 12 « STOCK CATTLE - 12 6 Shorthorn and Hereford cows, (J years old, one with large caif; S Shorthorn and Hereford rows, 3 years old, two with large calves; 1 Ayrshire and Shorthorn cow with large heifer ealf; I Jersey cow, 5 years old. VII cows Bangs testi J. HOGS One Hampshire sow and 5 pigs. CHICKENS 18 Hampshire Red Hens, one year old. FARM IMPLEMENTS One Hog house, 2 rabbit hutches, like new; steel posts, 100 build ng tile, Model fi Farmall tractor, in good shape, cultivators, 6’ disc aavl tandem, good as new, one 16” pull type break plow, spike tooth harrow, folding type, like new ; 2 wheel frailer, 6’ power mower with rubber fir's forks, shovels, se\eral fog chains, lot of good I rmber, 2 \ 4’s, etc., and other arti. !es. FEED 1001 bah** more or h-ss Alfalfa hay; 100 bushels oats, more or less; 100 bushels old com. HGUSEKGID A£D MISCELLANEOUS One feather bed, davenport anl .-hairs, table, .-hairs, ero -ks, jars and other articles, bedstead and sTrrirgs, 1937 < hevrolet coupe, runs good. YIRGIl AND ICOHASS THARP Not responsible in case of acct-lents. ALTON HI RST, Auctioneer. ( LIFE McMAIN'S, Clerk

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