The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 December 1955 — Page 3

cnMMI«^Mo\r.^'»• ri, %iwl Th# follow in. ► v, < coiibM^i ♦-•1 ••> l i . I ■ tli^lr r^-Kul.ir ai t >■ t'oiiri H<jiiIn <ir• • ?r - !• Ili i i 8.1 tui<1.iv. ]>• t tuii.-r ;i. l!*:.:., .i lo:99 A M. i ••■■••I > Mr* mile JOB*ph RolliflK^ 'h»T * I'SI.SO JOS^pli Rollinff- ~ 1 ini' . JoMitph RollinK- - ii. . I i i. Jitdopli Rol|jnK“ - i>. • lo.Oi Clmiil*' ft llann.i < omm ii.i 1- ■' Krlc Uoirw-n m.iiti.- JJ Rolilm Merrill *{•> . 1 . lMil> Ibinner li.iljv Bminer Dailv Itanner H» Dally liiimier Dallv Manner Dally Manner 2:i.*7 I**11 fi in ' ill 0*n. Con at Rublic • f’uMIe Her. <’o. Jail 2.'. 7‘ |ml. (Jai» A- Wafer jail .... t* '* s Dept, of Water - a 111 <■ .... !• .O De i of at it eh 41. .1* Dept, of SewaRe jail a.SO Ktate limtltulions eonim . 1091.711 |lex C B f > ai»il i ne Ci»nar<l Shinn pr ilni ....$ 02..'!7 Harold .1 W'ysonR el . lot oo Richard <V Haird lixsn Reft Wells 109.20 Oeorjfe Fenwick 11R.V0 tjale Manah 104.00 Harry Rohldns 3.7.7.1! Rtio McFolloni'h 127.00 Billy I.. Cjtiery 139.20 Roy Lewis 114.10

Arthur f. Witt 104.00 Lloyd (lose 11K.*0 /. 89. l f Huhert K Fenwick 114 4 Deiisil W Benasai 121.'. Norman Runnells 143.a • •mar .Martin Sr 16.V Leslie Sears 114.4« George Whitaker 114.4 Ralph Hammond 114.4 Howard O. Hodson 20.S Ralph Saylor 20.S Harold J. Wysong 10.4 I' At (i Welding 7.6’ Deeds K«|U| nient Co 9 0 Scott's Franklin St. Garage 37.0 Redwell Tire Co 10.4' Motor Fuel Tax Division . 21.9 Russellville Stone Co. ... 402.9 Manhattan Cruslud Stone Co o::. 2 Ohio A. Indiana Stone t'orp. 224"..3 Lyle Signs, Inc 32.0< Greeneattle Tractor Sales 174.2< Metjtger Lumber Co 2.F tlreencastle Hardware Co. 26.31 Greencastle Hardwire i'o. 9.7!' liOgansport Metal Culvert ' ’o 11932.9( l>-sti r Hapney X.'i.r.i Lester Hapney 23.4* 1 ■ ~ Shalley 23.44 • ‘hirle W. Franklin 10.4< John Kean 20.0* Wilbur Inman 15.00 Oscar Martin Sr 100.9(‘ 'rthur .1. Witt 10 40 Howard O. Hodson 49.00 Ralph Saylor 49.00 Walter II Ke k 36.00 Herbert W. Clones 36 00 Harry Kohliins 34.80 J’uhlie Service Co 12.11

END OF THE YEAR USED CAR CLEARANCE We must lower our inventory before January 1st. Check this sample listing of a few of the tremendous barga ns that can be had on our lot - Come in today, while the selection of c!ean, late model, high value Used Cars is complete.

WAS

NOW

1952 FORD V8 Ttdor

S 895.

S 795

Good tires, 'In tone iiaint, heater, other extras,

. Clean inside

and out.

WAS

NOW

1951 PLYMOUTH

650

550

Radio, Heater, Inin indieators. Runs good.

WAS

MAKE US

1941 FORD V8 Pick Up

195

AN OFFER

Runs Goi.d, Good Tires.

WAS

NOW

1953 PLYMOUTH

995

795

Tntone Green, Ra.iio, Heater, ('lean,

Rons -good.

WAS

MAKE US

1943 OLOSMGBILE

400

AN OFFER

Radio, Heater, Lte.

WAS

NOW

1953 CHEVROLET Tudor

1195

995

Tn-toiie <*reen, Radio, Heater, Twin Indieators, Clean.

WAS

NOW

1952 STUDEBAKER 4 Door

795

595

Heater, ete.. Runs good, low mileage.

WAS

MAKE US

1949 CHEVROLET

395

AN OFFER

1 Ton Rnnel

WAS

NOW

1951 FORD TUDOR

695

535

New Tires, Heater, other extras, elean. Runs good.

WAS

NOW

1954 FORD 6 Tudor

1295

IC95

Overdrive, Heater, ete. Clean ami runs like new. Many other makes and models on hand at real Money Saving 1‘riees. All Finance Plans Available. King Morrison Foster Co. Fords Since 1919 Phone 268

Put. Co. Assoc, of Insur. AgtB 1540.39 (Signed.! Alex C. Bryan. Auditor Mutuum County

FINCASTLE

PUBLIC SALE Havin'* sold the Hmnstead Restaurant on State Road 40 across from NTI 4 IvFVs I 1 2 miles cast of ML Meridian, I will sell tho fallen in;; I'crsnual pr. perty at public auction, on Saturday, December 31st, 1955 AT 10:00 O’CLOCK SHARP (C.S.T.) I Large si/e l>uo Therm Oil Stove with 275 gal. tank. I — (i hunter large oven Magic Chef Cook Range. I Large Drill, I large French Fryer with large and small baskets. \|| mi Rotf led Das; Latin try Stove. I Electric Potato and Vegetable Peeler; 1 large Hobart Electric 'liver with 5 gal howl—egg whip. |H>tato or batter whip and dixigh arms and m-at grinder. This Mixer complete cost $700.00; 1 Juicer, I Electric 80 cup Coffee Lrn, 1 large Walk-in Electric Refrigerator S’v I O’, large iron Skillets. Pots. Pars, and K ttles; 1. 7«|t. Pressure Cooker. Pie Tins. Plastic Biscuit Baskets; 13 Automobile hook-on Trays, large and small Aluminum Trays; DISHES, 75, 22-Karat Gold Dishes, dinner plates, sal a I plates, fruit ami meat platters, and vegetable dishes, '’I large hand painted plates, also 75 beautiful Parot dishes, plates, salads, and deserts, Turkey pla t >rs. imlivilual platters, aluminum platters, bud vases, flower vases, glass candle holders, one pair of Crystal candle holders with pi *.ns. 8 fire extinguishers, about 100 short glasses, 1 bo\ ice tea glasses, fruit jars. | box of 1 (Ml new dinner knives, other knives, forks and spiens. odd glassware. 1 hand crochet white bed spread new, 2 white < h nnillc (win bed spreads and {Kids, lace table cloths, ;IrajM*s. curtains, napkins, stem wine glasses. 15, 40” dining tables 75 .lining room chairs, 3 hall trees, one high chair, 5 small huh\ chairs, 2 single beds with springs, 1 vanity dresser and chest. I kidney shape dressing table and seat, I grandfather rocker, elev-trie lamps. ANTHJI'ES Hi-stem cake stand, !listem round howl, 3 chests of drawers, mirrors, lawn chairs, lawn tables, lot hand painted cookey jars, water pitchers, individual tea pots, tray racks, hand carved wiuhI trays, several hand woven Mexican Scrape, hook case, one sink, salt and i^eppcrs. sugar ami creamers, electric fans, combination record player and radio, fire place grat«*s, atomizer perfume bottles, pietures and frames. 9 dor. silve plat** oyster forks. 4 lobster cracks, glass Lazy Susan. Plastic latzy Nusan. intern mimmiration box with 5 millets and station hoxe* ami many other articles, one lot of home canned Jellies, pickles, preserves, etc. TOOLS l-irge Neon Sign and I.arge Electric Clock. 8 new cow stanchions with water cups; one Rotary Power lawn mower, scythes, cross-cut saws, several hand saws anti meat saws, rakes, hoes, pipe wrenches, torch, hedge clippers, 5 lanterns, coal bucket and a lot of other useful articles.

Mr. and Mrs. John Mink of Sharonville, Ohio are spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brothers and family. Mrs. Violina Ellis entertained the Country Club Wednesday afternoon with their annual Christmas party. There was an exchange of gifts and secret sisters were revealed. Nineteen members, one child and two guests, Mrs. Kate Watson and Mrs. Betty Ford were present to enjoy the hospitality of Mrs. Ellis and her co-hostess, Mrs. Ival Jeffries. Dainty refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Whitaker have bought the Omer Scott property and are moving to it. Mr.- and Mrs. Jack Torr and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Grimes spent Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Clodfelter in the Den-

nis Clodfelter home. Mr. and Mrs. James Mandleco and family enjoyed a Christmas dinner and exchange of gifts at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lawler on Christmas eve. Mrs. Mae Priest entertained her children and their families on Christmas eve. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Borden and daughter were Christmas guests of Mrs. Esther Lyon and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lang. Dallas Runyan, Jerry and Shery and Eddie Lee and Jimmy Beams attended the Christmas family party of the Bridgeport Brass in Indianapolis, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Fosher spent Christmas Eve with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kelley and son, Mr. and Mis. Leon Myers were guests also. Mr. and Mrs. John Williams entertained their children and their families on Christmas day, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Houston and family stayed for a few days visit.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McClure and daughters and Miss Bva Willaims had Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stone. Mrs. Maude Brothers had her children and their families home for Christmas dinner, they were very sorry one daughter, Mrs. Betty Lawrence and her family were unable to attend on account of illness of her children. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rowlins were guests also. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dickson and sons and Mrs. Clyde Eads called on relatives here Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Steele had Christmas dinner for their children and their families. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Lisby of Indianapolis and Don Dalton of Bedford called on Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stone Monday afternoon. Kenneth Shannon has been quite ill the past week. Mrs. Nellie Bales, who was a resident of this place for some time, passed away at the Culver Hospital in Crawfordsville on

Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Duncan entertained their family on Christmas day at their home in Raccoon. . .„s. Sarah Baird and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Baird attended the Bales funeral Monday afternoon. Sara and Janet Myers of Purdue and Patricia Henthom of Illinois spent their holidays with home folk. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Baird and family spent Christmas day with Mrs. Sarah Baird on Christmas night, Mr. and Mrs. Baird and sons and Mrs. Kate Everman entertained at dinnsr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Baird and son. Miss Bettie Rady, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Everman, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lawter and son and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Denney of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Myers, and daughters had the Parr family for their guests on

THfc DArtY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, PAGE THREE Till’USD AY, DEC EMB R !9. I95A

Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. James Goslin and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Henthorn arrived home Wednesday

from Michigan where tht v had accompanied the body of their aunt. Miss Stamp for funeral and burial.

1955 IS ALL OVER BI T THE F1N A1 WHIC H IS SATI RDAY

shop PENNEY S THIS SATURDAY MORNIKG

WE ARE DOING TO CLEAN IT ALL. L\ L\ HAVE TO GIVE IT AWAY. You’ll Save Plenty If You Shop PENNEY’S this WEEK END.

TERMS—CASH.

Not r*‘'»|>ons5ble in case of accident*.

ANNA B. WALLACE

ALTON IIFRST. Auctioneer. CLIFF MeMAlNS, Clerk Lunch by ML Meridian W. S. S Church l.'.du-s.

OPEN FRIDAY 8:30 to 9 P M. SATURDAY 8:30 A.M. TO 8 P. M. CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY, JAN 2.

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Boiled Ham

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JUSTRITE

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Marhoefer't Chunk Lb

6 Oz

12-Ox

PORK and BEANS

Von Camp's Improved

CHEESE SPREAD

Salad Dressing

Pretzels

Jackson Q t Special Jar

Sticks or

Rings

Bag

Olives Potatoes INDIANA PACK

NATCO 8-oz

Manzanilla Stuffed Jar eeeee eeeee

Red Dot Large Shoestring 2Va Can eeeee eee

39 19

CABBAGi

215

OQ [cooked SALAMI ] Your Choice I Pickle & Pimiento Loaf > «°z |j0< |J.arge Bologna J dfc ^

Hixson's or Americon COFFEE Reg. or Drip Grind

• Extra fancy t Solid New

Texas

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Apples

Oranges

US No 1

Stayman or

Roman Beauty

4-49

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Juicy Doz Flondas

RADISHES or PASCAL CELERY

GREEN ONIONS

California

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Choice

Fresh Fancy

2-9

Stalks

Stalk

BT 2 49

JUICE

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Pineapple Juice* French Dressing

Margarine Cake Mix Sponges

Milani’s 6-oz. 1890 Btl.

ALL SWEET 1-Lb

In Handy Qrt Print* Ctn.

Duncan Hines Lge Burnt Sugar Pkg

O-CELLO-Handy Household Helper*

2‘.“39^

33/ 29/ 39/ 33/

Bath Size 2 for

Small 3 for

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GtAftt 46-ox Can

29' 5 33 = 33 e

CUCUMBER CHIP

29'

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CANDIED 10-ox. SWEET iar

1-LB; CAN

K-P

Luncheon Meat 3 »»1

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7201 JAR

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12-0Z. TIH

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DULANY'S POTATO no. 2 SALAD

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Personal 4 for

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EVERBEST PICK^MS

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