The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 November 1956 — Page 7
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' apr^pm^nt -with certain of tho «nb- . !**-fjt*er!* within Hie art*, now !-*-r>-<-*1 l>y the said iiriilc Cn.i^ei exchange. it» purchase telephone snatirumentti now own«*a i>y them. Notice is hereby gr.-n that ;h Puoiic r>ei fie.- Commission of inotana wii Icondu t public hearing in this carjse in Tiie Rooms of ui«Commission. 401 State House. Indianapolis. ind.. 1 i 1 '0 i’. M . (*'STj. which is 2:00 P. M., <('f>aT>, o Wednesday. I>ecernb-r 12. iKdl. Public participation is re<iuested i . rti^K ' srlRVIt K COMMISSION t)K INDIAN-. By Paul M. Tangle secretary. Indianapolis. Indiana November 19. 19r,*i. 20-it
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GOO AlH Full value given for your present tires in trade
• 5500 Biting Edges • Up to 20% More Wear on Dry Surfaces • Up to 55% Better Traction in Snow, Mud, or on Ice Terms as low as $1.25 a week MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR
TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KIND
BOB MYEB* AUTO SALES, Inc. .■<17 North .lachson YOTTR CHRYSLER1‘LYMOUTIl DEALER
Mi l'It 10 OF AinilM.STH ATION In the Circuit Court of Putnam County. Indiana. Notit e is hereby gi\ . n thut Alia.K. Aiahoiiex was on the 1st dav of November, 1956, appointed Administratrix of the estate of Paul K. .Mahoney, de. ea-eit. All pet sons having: claims against said estate, whether or not Mow due, muse file the - s ole i., said eourt within six i» months from i lie date of the first puhliealion of iiiis notice or said claims will lie forever burred Dated at Creencastlc. Indiana. • 1 i- 1st das of November, 1956. William H Padgett, Clerk of th,. Cireiiit Court for Putnam County. Indiana. Probate Cause No !*h;o. Patrick .1 L is her. Attorney. 6-13-20-31. MU M F. OF A IMIIMSTKATIOA In the Circuit Court of Putnam County. Indi. na. Notice is hereby giA-en that !.'>r cue K. DeWeese and Mable M. Herbert was on the 30.h day of it ober. lic'rt. a point'd 'Oxen t n of the Will of Bora K Buis, de. eas ed All persons hav>n'» . f»c>i*v.. against said estate, whether or not now due. must Ms. ^ said court within six o 1 months from the date i>f tlie first publication of 'his noTie,* said 'da 'uwill be forever barr -d Dated at t »reenc;i-t le t ai.,,- , this 1st day of November. Ihiit;. William R. Padret*. i'ierk of the Circuit Court for Putnam County. Indiana. Probate Cause N ' SOs’O. Frank G Stoessel. Attornev. i:-13-20-'*».
REPORTS ON REFUGEES
IN' MEMORY In loving- memory of my son, Thomas Jesse Murphy, Phm. 2 c (J. S. N. who was killed at Tarava Nov. 20 1943. le has solved life’s wonderful problems, The deepest, the strangest, the last, Lnti into the school of the angels .VGh the answer forever has passed. Tow strange he should sleep so profoundly, 3o young, so unworn by the strife, Yhile beside him brimful of hope’s nectar JntoucheJ stood the goblet of life. lod knew all about it, how nob’e low gentle he was and how brave, low bright was his possible future, fet put him to sleep in his grave, lod knew all about those who love him, ow bitter the trial must be, nd right through it all God is loving, ’or he knows so much better than we. Missed by mom, Anna Vanandingham. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thank- > the nurses of the Putnam bounty Hospital, Dr. Steele, to ur friends, neighbors and reia'vss for the beautiful flowers ind other courtesies extenled to s at the passing of our husband uid father. We especially thank the Recor Funeral Home .staff for their kind services. Rev. Miller for his kind words, Mr. Kersey and Mrs Crawley for the music and the nail bearers for their service. Mrs. James Pace Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Samuels and Garry
500 REFUGEES DUE NEW YORK (UP) —Some 500 Hungarian refugees are scheduled to arrive in tnis country by emergency airlift this week, tne Inter - governmental Committee for European Migration (ICEM) announced today. The first plane of a projected two-a-day airlift was to leave Vienna teday and arrive at McGuire Air Force Base, N. J., late Tuesday. There are six other arrivals scheduled this week, bringing tlm vanguard of 5.000 Hungarians who are to be resettled in America in “Project Mercy.” The refugees fled to Austria during the revolt aaginst pro-Soviet Communist government.
Stop at Wards Service Depart- THOMAS REAL ESTATE ment for your parts for Sewing Phone 792 691 N. .Madison St. Machines, Pressure Cooker, i Would party that called last Electric Saws and Drills. Also 1 Thursday about 3 bedroom hofne
parts for English bicycles, Sweepers, and Washers. 8-13-20-29-41.
please call back.
19-2t.
Ever\ ? day low prices on good dry cleaning. Davis Cleaners N. S. of Square. Phone 9G6.
Tues-tf.
• FOR SALE *
FOR SALE: 395t Pontiac. | fHE DAILY BAMNCT dramatic, power brakes, two-tone r ti; S ., \ov. 20. 1956 Page 7 green. Howard Gust s, east^jnd i GREENCASTLE. INDIANA
of Tennessee street.
19-5p
PLASTA LAST—The ideal finish for Asphalt Tile, linoleum and wood floors. Eliminates waxing! Pla.<*ta Last is excellent fomany other uses, interior or "x-
FOR SALE: 194? Ford tudor. Marion Detro, Fox Ridge. l9-2p
FOR SALE: 26 Spotted Po-
land China sows, just coming up , _
with 2nd litter, bred to registered i ter '°t k DiStr ^“ t ! d b> ' Phi ' S™*' Hampshire boars. Gtibert Mona-1S™- P"°"* 328-J. 19-5t
J service and complete check tip on i i - on . Ladoga phone ' ,-tV. 20-U. j FOR SALE . 1940 <d ro ., ey sta .
j Ca-ll 151 for prompt effiriem
your radio and Television. Large stock of parts, Condensers, Resis-
tors and tubes.
Ward.
REAL ESTATE «
Fentress Motors Inc. CLDCrinBiLE nnd PONTIAC Dealer Phone 297
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y (UP)—Secretary General Deg Hammerskjold reported today that 34.000 free Hungarians havt fled into Austria and 2,000 refugees a day still are streami . r across the frontier.
i.Ft;\i. v»-•' i>i iij.ic IIGVRIMI r>.vt; 0 c '"ssion O Inidana Docket No. 2H94!*. ■ a i. t* .:.a..«-r of i • .ioint oeti tion of General Telephone Conipany of Imlian •. 1" • tain of the subscribers anti owners of tile t e,ei..iO..'- ... .. > I’roicrti 's •> t iM*eil iruler tlii ,f n-r-v ■ o .i .1 n' o i a ..i, 0 n.'. Company, at Brick Chape'. Ind.. < I ' tliana. will conduct public hearing • i"» s > ino ■ of a eer ifiea'e to Genera! Teb'rhoue Conv'onv of In tliana. Inc. authorizing it to render telephone service in th > te'-’-i ofpi a**";' now S' rt-A'l ' v t*1" s.» 1 1 exchange at B-iek Chioel. Tnd'ana 1 " 1 f,,*■ -I ii ‘ l -■ * . ♦ c ' T"i, - C r "”'' in - of T o>4i;|rto. jo extend and civ's'rwt te'e^'to”*’j.j.is ;■ » 1 * roof * i“S to SO* , .v SM !d •»— 1. f T'C"! ;» -»*t ;|s 1 ra-' p # its 'p,.t,»».ho".t i-t 1 ■ in}: • Gfee-i-o :stle. I.’di i" t .and i 34 r ft,.r to pH-ir*—'i so 1 * S'"-! O '*s 11'e territorial area now so'-ved bv the | said B”i'-k Ch-ooj evohn"ge. the same rates anolioali'" *o other subscribers of the said Gr. enea ttle exchange, and <4> to enter into
IN MEMORY In loving memory of cur mother, Mrs. Nora ALspaugh, who passed away seven years ago today, November 20, 2949. The Children. { Classified Ads. • FOR REK1 • FOR RENT: 3 room newly decorated apartment, stove ano ref. furnished if desired. Close in. Phone 728-R. 17-4t
FOR SALE: 22 inch Holland furnace, also Fire Tender stoker. Graver Welding Shop, 208 N. Jackson street. 19-6p.
FOR SALE: Ladies Chicago roller skates, size 6c,. Inquire
16-6p
Montgomery at 201 E. Franklin.
8-13-20-29-41
tion wagon. 1948 Crosley for parts. After 5:00. Phone 1057 J 19-ep.
See Greencaatle Home Supply for all your needs In heme appliances, roofing, sluing, aluminum storm doors and windows, Sherwin Williams paints, small appliances, radios, toasters, iron.-., mixers. Lot us build you a new Mid-West Home. Come in or call us. 20-U.
FOR SALE: Norge oil heater i FOR SALE Four foot mall
one year old, heats 4 $35.00. Glendon Irwin, Phone 7015-J.
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rooms, I chain saw in good running or-
RFD 4.
19-2t.
Like Volt Heme Big? For the spare that you like—3 bedrooms, SVz baths, study, economy size living room with fireplace, full dining room, breakfast room, compact kitchen — call 1446-J to see tins home after office hoars.
FOR SALE: Stoves: 100 lb. Warm Morning; 200 lb. Waim Morning, No. 55 Florence heater, also small stoves and electric heaters. Bargain Store, 715 S. Main street. 19-2t. FOR SALE: Good fireplace wood, $5.00 to $7.u0 per cord. Clarence Lee, RFD 4, Greeneastle, Indiana. 19-4p.
Cole Apts., 517 E. Wash. St. A beautiful and dignified place to live. For information on rentals phone Mr. Ross, 906. Tues-Thur-Sat-tf. FOR RENT: Modern 3 room apartment, furnished, hot water. Phone 628-M. 20-2p. j FOR RENT: A tew lockms. j You can eat better for less. Eat | what you raise or buy wholesale, j save the difference. Putnam ! County Frozen Foods, Inc., 730 E. Washington St. Phone 762. 20-22-2L. FOR RENT: Two, three or four room apartment, furnished, utilities furnished, adults. 501. W. Washington street. Phone 1087-R after 5 p. m. 20-2p.
der. Cheap. Darlington Saw Mill, Darlington, Ind. 16-6t
FOR SALE: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd cutting of good alfalfa hay. Howard Moore. Phone 971.. 8-tt FOR SALE: Mine run Blk. coal $7.00. Dumped, $7.50 put in. in 6 ton lots. Phone 21476 Brazil. 16-6p
TURKEY SUPPER and all the trimmings at the Moose Home Wednesday' evening. 75c a plate, serving starts at 5:30 p. m. 19«2t
FOR SALE: Apples and fresh cider at Moore’s Orchard, north on 43 at Raccoon, Ind. Tue-Fri-tf.
SHETRONE RE \L ESTATE 302 S. Ind. S. Ph. 1073 4 room modern home in good location. The owner is leaving town and has priced this house tc sell. Beautiful ranch type home located on Silesv'lle road. Lots cf nice cabinets, breezeway, ID- car garage. We have farms of all sizes. See us before you buy'. 19-2t.
FOR SALE: Hundreds of used Juke-box records, 45 RPM 25c each, 78 RPM 15c each call after 3:30 p. m. 20 East Berry Street, Virgil Deem. Tues.-Thurs.-tf
FOR RENT: Two room house. Call at 609 S. Jackson street. 20-3p. lllSGELLANiOUS Sandy’s Song Shop now located 15 East Walnut street, across from Post Office. 19-3t.
FOR SALE: 160 acre farm 3 miles southwest of Parkersburg, a wonderful buy for anyone, modern 5 room house, good barn, two large hen houses, lots of Locust posts, several acres of tillable land in bottom, also an upland field, rest in timber. Located on blacktop road. Priced right on contract. See Gilber t Morrison, Ladoga phone 11-W. 20-23-2t.
REBUILT MOTORS ... installation included. Guaranteed tor 4000 miles or 90 days. Wards sxpert crafstmen have remade these motors thoroughly to meet “new-car” standards. Cylinders rebored, camshaft and crankshaft reground, new pistons, piston pius and rings; new valves and bearings—112 new parts ir all,, not including screw caps or holts. For Ford V8 42-48, Chevrolet 42-50, Plymouth and Dodge 46-50. Buy on terms. Montgomery Ward, 16 So. Ind. St., Greencastle, Ind. Tues.-Thurs-tf
SEWING MACHINE, Vacuum cleaner repairs. 611 S. Jackson street." Phone 1363. 13-tf. SEPTIC TANKS, cesspools 1 and toilet vaults cleaned, modern equipment. Sewers and basement drains cleaned with electric cut- , ting knives. Payless Sewer ! Cleaners. Phone 60 or 1154-R. |
15 East Walnut St.
25-tf.
%Hfia fctm leaiC Prescription service for you always comes first. Fulfilling your prescription needs is onr primary objective. You will find our competent registered
rf ^ (2oan ^Pharmacy L r>] \1 ^: 1H: 11 ^ ■ [«]: fa > ] TT17
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If we were asked to name the greatest tragedy in property insurance our answer cc Id be stated in one word: “Under-insurance.” For some reason, many pionertv owners simply cannot visualize that the large losses '' OQ d about can happen to
them. Statistics show' 63 G cf all propel ties are still under insured. Yet. everyday' some property owners learn the Ral significance of too little insurance. Perhaps it is a bad fire. a
violent wands term, or a jarring explosion that drives the
point home.
F or example, a widow in Nebraska owned a small acreage. She w-as visiting friends
in another city when a fire was discovered. Her home burned down. It was worth S3.CC0. Her surance.—43500. She realized too late that inflation has more than doubled building costs the
Stoner
Hunter
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past 0 years, and that her insurance was far from enough Many cases could be cited right here in Greencastle. After each such happening, the person usually insists on uate insurance "from nowon.” Hew about YOU? Do you have to learn by experience, or can you profit from the los-S-S of others?
Sinpson Stoner INSURANCE Phone 6
j Last chance for Christmas Photographs, 8 x 10 coppertone i picture $5.00 value only $1.50. One day only, Wednesday, November 21. Phone Ralph Taylor, Photography 1326-W for ap-
TROtfR’S
WEDNESDAY OPEN ALL DAY
OPEN FRIDAYS ’TIE 8:00.
OPEN SATURDAYS ’TIL 8:00. UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
pointment.
15-5t.
Remember East Side Motor Sales for expert body w-ork, painting, w-heel alignment and mechanical work. Free estimates. Free pickup and delivery service 25-tf.
Choral groups or individuals who w-ould like to participate in massed choir Friday evening, Nov. 23, come to rehearsal Tuesday, Nov. 20, 7:30 p. m. First | Christian church. For additional information contact Carl Strain, director. 17-3t. | For Your snopplng convenience—Your Quik-Chek Super Market. Hours are 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. 11-tf
TRUCKING— Crushed stone, sand, gravel for fill, drivew-ays or concrete, fill dirt, lime and fertilizer spreading, heavy- machinery I ha-uling. EXCAVATING Bulldozer and highlift work, j land clearing, ponds, drainage. | basements, truck loading with 2 i yd. machine. William NewKirk, \ Fillmore, Phone 237. 16-tf
BUILDING NEEDS AT SAVE ON INSTALLED WARDS. Listed h-rre are just a few of a complete stock of top-quality values in home improvement and building materials—at Wards low prices. No money down—up to 3 years to pay on Wards own Home Improvement Plan. C-O-U-P-O-N Please give me more information about these items: ( ) ALUMINUM STORM DOOR.. All sizes. Reg. 39.95 34.88* ( ) ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS. Up to 44-80”. Reg. 20.45, 17.88* ( ) COMBINATION WINDOW. 2'4”x4 6" Opening 22.40* *Does not include installation. NAME ADDRESS phone MONTGOMERY WARD Greenca-ith*, Ind.
NOTICE Filling Station and Garage Men—Sun, old type, motor analyzer with AVR regulator unit; front alignment outfit complete; snap-on armature lathe with underscoring attachments; O.T.C. wheel and bearing puller complete; Slide hammer puller w-ith oval and bearing race attachments; milage tester; floor jack and jack stand; Ames universal cylini-j j er gauge, new-; Duel burner sup-1 j er flame oil heater suitable for j
shop; 255 gal. drum with valve ~fOrT saLF-
j and many other tools used in a shop. I do not need these tools | and will sell them cheap for cash j this w-eek and next. Eli Williams. 16 E. Berry Street. Phone 852-R.
14-36-20-3p
FOR SALE: Small spinet piano, good condition. Write P. O. Box 75. Greencastle, Indiana. 10-tf
Wormy pigs . . Do something about it . . Wayne Hog Worming Pellets proved over 950 effective. Will keep your pigs on feed and keep them gaining without setback. We guarantee pigs wTl eat these easy to feed pellets or your money back. Poor and Company. Greencastle and Cloverdale. 20-lt. FOR SALE: Stitchmatic si ting machine, originally $200 00 value, repossessed from dealer never used, $58.00 cash. Phone 7041-M. 20-5t. PIGS nutritionally fortified against disease are profit makers . . Try the new Tail Curler
FOR SALE: Hammond chord! Rockets ail ‘l Tail <\;rler for the
organ, perfect condition, bargain. Write P. O. Box 75. 7-tf
FOR SALE: Buick Con. Skylark, 1953 model, PB and PS, all electric, wire wheels. Cost $5,200 will sell for $1,495.00. Will finance. 701 N. Jackson St. 15-Gt Shred Your stalks. We will rent you the New Idea shredder. Putnam Implement Sales. 16-4p
lowest cost pig gain . Poor and Company, Greencastle and Cloverdale. 20-lt.
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WANTED: children to care for in my home, days. Phone 624-J. 16-6p. WANTED: KnV In- 2020 North Meridian, Indianapolis, 8:00 a. m.
FOR SALE: House trailer 21 i lo 4:30 p ’ m ‘ 5 da - vs - Phone 8:50 *
16-3p
ft,, stainless steel. Harold E. Pnger, Morton Phone 521. 16-6p
FOR SALE: Baled hay, also good milk cow. A P. Stoner, 4 miles north of Reelsville, Ind. 17-3p
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WANTED: To buy raw furs and beef hider?. Leo Cradiek, 2 miles north of Cloverdale on 43. 14-6p
FOR SALE: Alfalfa hay, wue tied. .Harry Mabb, Bel'.e Union 17-3p
FOR SALE: 25 head of Polled Hereford heifers weighing 700 lbs. also 1953 one row pull type New Idea corn picker, James E. Buis, 2V Z miles northeast of Stilesville. 17-7p
WANTED: Clean rags. Banner Office tf
WANTED: House cleaning and inside painting, and wall washing. Phone Coates vibe 5213 after ( 6 p. m. 19-6p.
BENDIX-MAYTAG Laundry Equipment and Service Howard Harmless v -
Phone 933 or 1075 Tues.-Thur.-Sat.-lf
New crop of Florida tree ripened oranges, large size. Three do/.. $1.00. Apples Golden Delicious, Rome Beauty, Grimes Golden and Stayman Winesaps .S‘J.25 hu. Please bring containers. Belleville Market on US 40 in Belleville. 16-17-20-21 -22-23-0t
One room oil
heater with fan, small bird cage, 14 ft. 4 in. stove pipe, folding papering table. Phone 864-R.
20-lp.
FOR SALE: An old violin, Antonius Straduiarius Cremonensis, Faciebat Anno 1736, made in
YES SIR. . Local Grains prop-
r erly grOUm ' a " d , mlXed , W “ h “ i Germany, So years ’okl 'pliOTLaying concentrate will equal J ^ ,, ()
the performance of COMMERCIAL EGG MASH. See us for Facts and Figures. Poor and Company, Greencastle and Cloverdale. 20-lt.
Opportunity for Inexperienced men in Industrial Electronic position. Must be ambitious, mechanically inclined and willing tc spend IV2 hours a day or evening training locally under supervision and guidance of our engineers cm practical electronic equipment with arrangements made so that it will not interfere with your present employment. $117 a week to start when qualified. For interview, write Electronics, Box 50 % Banner, giving age, phone and present working hours, etc. 13-12p.
MEN WANTED 18-45 Practical training in Drafting and Tool and Die designing. GI approved. Free employment service. Write foi .nformation to Box No. H. L., c/o Banner. 19-3t.
WANTED? Junk to buy. Clarence Lee, RFD 4, Greencastle. 19-4p.
FOR SALE: International H tractor and com picker. Phone 610-M. 20-lp
FOR SALE: 400 bushels ol corn at market price. C!v ie Layman, 2 miles northeast of Coatesville on Ind. 75. 20-4p
FOR SALE: 3 Beagle hounds, trained. Wesley Custis, Ave. C, Box 31. 20-2t.
HUD’S RESTAURANT South of Cloverdale at Junction 43 and 42. Will Be Open Thanksgiving Day, Serving Turkey with all the Trimmings.
Boswell TV Service Wi.'l Be Closed Wednesday - Thursday - Friday Of This Week Only.
WANTED TO B! Y: Electric console organ or go I use I piano. Must be reasonable. Phone 9259 and leave name and address. 19- 2t. WANTED: Paper cutter, 9 inches or larger. Phone 138-W. 20- lp. WANTED: House work or baby sitting 5 days a week. 107 Hill street. Can give references. 20-4 p.
RAY’S INSURANCE Agency Cloverdale, Ind. Phone 36 Aiitomobih - Fire and General Coverage. TALETIIA M. RAY, Agt.
BLGNDiE
Bv Chick Yount I’M GOiNG OUT AND J if ■* COME INJ AGAIM U ;
OREKKY 1 KANiSFEK anc. Storage. Inc., Greencastle's ONLY experienced movers. Loa! and long distance hauling. Insured warehousing, packing a'd raimg, local cartage. Phone 70 Tue-T>»*»r-Sat-tf '^LALilf 6HOE KEPALo.'NG quick service. We fix them while you wait. Bargain Store H5 Miin street. Tues-Fri-tl
JOHNNY HAZARD
Bv Frank Robbint
Bainbridge Methodist Church I annual Turkey Dinner and Bazaar Tuesday, Dec. 4. Bazaar starts at 2 p. m. The Turkey I Dinner with all the trimmings will .start at 5 p. m. Children’s portions served. l7-20-23-27-30-5t
NOW I'M REALL/ RJZZLE0, JOHNNY.' WE'VE BEEN TESTING THIS BOMBES PCH PAYS ANP WE'VE FLOWN ON ORDINARY JET FUEL.' THERE'S NO A-POWER PLANT ABOARD.'
Call 151 far efficient repair service on your washer, Sweeper. Water-pump, Home Freezer and j refrigerator. Montgomery Ward
Service Dept.
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^ CHECK.' BUT WITH THESE TONS OF LEAP BETWEEN THE COCKPIT AND THE REAR TWIN | JET TURBINES** ANP THE LACK ! OF A CRAWLWAY THROUGH THE FUSELAGE
CLEVER \ , DEDUCTION, MY DEAR I WATSON i
SCOTT/!
RELAX, KIDS! I WAS GOINS TO TELL YOU TODAY BUT LOOKS LIKE YOU BEAT A<E TO IT 2 YUR THIS IS THE BiG BABY..* THE PLANE THAT IS ABOUT to be cur first ATOMPOWERED aircraftl
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