The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 January 1957 — Page 3
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In varl-,;-* T^iroyv?«n ar«i A«iAtSc natuns. on Sunday, rVcemlvr r:0 "S leni Re- >^n:tlon Day." Students spoke fro-n many of the pulpits, and preachers spoke on ChnsUan educatior
of Foreign Missions trill senJ’j segregation, Bishop G. Bromley \ - - , n r'.d leiig.jrs .vcrkera to O.vnam. cf Washington, D. _C t
ser-ve primarily among groups of J overseas Japanese, including those in Okinawa and I^atin Am-
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In some churches th s recogn -i specialists whose services are
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<m wits coopt* h offering- : • 1 in countrir.s of Southenat
for relief of the p r-'ccute-i an. Asia. "The formation of the
needy refugees f i :n Hungary. The prayers were "for students of the whole world, for those who are persecuted and imprisoned for their faith, for those who live
b aid is another manifestation of the trend of the ‘younger churches’ to become rrssionarysonding as well as missionary, e< iving bodies,” says leading
,r constant fear, ml for those American church leaders. who are suffering hardship in | consequence of war.” Chaplains representing the ■ j three main religious groups in "When we ai really frigh - American life have been flying
ened. when a war is going on. we are willing to pray for salvation,” said Dr. Eugene Cartel Blake, of Califonva, president o: I he National Coun i of Churches, in a Christian sermon to sold:eis, sailors an * civiV.aii.s at K >•!- iak. Alaska. "But even now the echoes of those explosions of hydrogen bombs in the Pacific, south of here, have not ceased to reverberate in the hearts of men Wi have he inner knowledge
the Atlantic on U. S. Navy transports o counsel w i: i refugees ftom Hungary-some 2.100 of ‘heir, who are being admitted the United S‘a‘es for perman•r residence. They are the Rev. Stephen Alexander Feke, of Fair L . vn, N. J.. representing Chu-ch World Service (Protestant); the P.-v. Father John J. Nyeste, of Leerhfcurg, Pa., reoresenting the r- 'itholic Relief Services; and hbi Isaac Klein, of Buffalo, N.
that unless some miracle occurs ' representing the Hebrew Imwe are doomed pc'ip!- we and i in i& ran L Aid Society. All speak ail the world- doom »d to a migh- Hungarian. ty self-destruction caused by the | fair a.:d selfishru sn and conf The Rev. Dali Bin Chung, the
plain of Korea
solved by u: ai m . . . The good ("Chairman of the Chaplain’s mmittee, Republic of Korea may be saved.” Armed Forces”) is in the United State; foi a year’s furlough
said recently to white and Negro ministers and laymen in Baltimore, Md.: “A man is a brother, or he is not. If he is a brother, he is entitled to that status in religion, in education, in business and labor, in politics and society ... To segreate at the Lord’s Table is to profane God s ho!}’ altar. It is not enough to prohibit segregation by legislation and judicial decision. The spirit that breeds segregation must be driven from the heart; the church must undergo the cleansing of conversion . . . The race problem will not be solved by the coward who would avoid responsibility by a Pilate-iike washing of
hands.
last 1956 weekly report of the t castle. Contact Ross Emmert. R.
NOTICE OF 1*1 BMC SALE Ol PERSONAL PKOFEKTA
The U • i ol Christ of ; .v at Drew Theological Sem-
X17 North Jackson YOI R < IIRYSI.EK-
1T.YM )i Til DEALER
World Of Religion
In a large number of the Meth odist Church's -10.(‘00 parishes, prayers were offered on behelf of “persecuted and imprisoned
Japan, ot which most foi-me" American Prote.-.tent missions are part, has re-elected the Rev Dr. Takeshi Muto as moderator, and has established a Board of Foreign Missions. At its Genera! Assembly recently : n Tokyo’ the 417 delegates repie-serAing 160,000 Christians chose Dr. Mute lor a second two-year term on the first ballot. A graduate o r Aoyama College (former Metho dist school) in Tokyo, he holds an honorary doctorate from Northwestern University and was a fraternal delegate to the 1956 General Conference. The Rev. Gosaku Okada was re-elected vice-moderator. Ohe new Board
inary, Madison, N. J. Captain Chung supervises the work of ”50 Korean Christian chaplains ind they have the assignment of “developing a program of educa- ; : on for democracy among the mili ary of Korea.” He is the r. of a retired Korean minister who fled to South Korea at the time of the communist invasion from the north. Another sen. also a Methodist minister, was .'pturt'd jn Seoul about the same time and has not been heard from since.
Urging the practice of patience, but not acquiescense in the handling of problems of race and
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOSEPH \\ BOOH Eft. DECEASED.
RAYMOND R. PFRSELL, ADMR.
NO. 9650
Notice to hereby given that .the undersigned administrator of thestate of Joseph \V. Booher. dtcensed, will offVr for .sale at public auction at the late residence of said decedent in .Monroe Township. Putnam County, Indiana, being located approximately 7 nubs northeast of Greeaeastle on what is known as the Old Bainbridge Gravel Road, said personal proper-
ty consisting of:
r> black heifers wt. 300 to 40, lbs. each: 1 Roan cow to freshen March 4: 1 Guernsey cow to freshen April 5; "> Shorthorn and Guernsey cows to freshen in April: 14 good breeding ewes; 4 ewe lambs; 1 Cheviot buck: 2 Hampshire sows, open; 4 shoats wt. 60 lbs. each: 130 White Rock yearling hens: .7 Stands of Bees; i Farmall B tractor with cultivators in good condition; 1 10” pull type break plow; 1 7' Oise* and tandem; 1 rubber tired wagon with box bed; 1 iron wheel wagon with box bed: 1 cultipacker. ] rotary line corn planter; horse drawn mower; 1 hand corn shellcr; stock rack: 2 she> p troughs; 28’ ex'ension ladder: 1 one horse drill; 1 11 hole drill; 1 lot of small tools; feneo stretcher: forks. shovels; hammers: I set carpenter tools; chains, etc. Also double bog bouse: small brooder house; hog feeder: 1 portable crib G’xS xlS^’; 1 17.0 Chick brooder electric; small stock tank; lard kettle with heater :and many other useful articles; 300 to 400 bn. good yellow corn: 100 ,bu. or more or less good oats: 300 bales mor*. or less of good clover ha
10 tons more or less
clover hay.
on Saturday. January 12. 19.77. said sale to begin at 12:3n o'clock P. M (Daylight Savings Time).
Terms: Cash.
Indiana State Board of Health j 5, BraziL
today listed a yea.' s total of 399 cases of polio, mor- than 10 per cent below the comparative tot-
al for 1955.
The board’s morbidity report included six cases during the week which were not reported previously. The 299 total compared with 446 for the corresponding period in 1955 and 621 as a five-year median. While Polio totals were down, the cumulative totals for the year through the week ending Dec. 29 included some sharp increases over 1955 . Measles cases were up from 3,854 in 1955 to 14.914 in 1956. and German measles from 494 to 2,144. Both 1956 totals were well above the five-year median
figures.
3-6t.
Land! Yes! Wanted real estate of all kinds to sell. Dewey Fordyce. Realtor. Clovcrdale Phone 45F. 7-tf.
FOR RENT OR SALE: 4 room house on Ave. C. Reece Marlar, Brick Chapel. 3-4p.
FOR SALE: Lard render and lard pres? complete. Good shape. Harold Boesen, PutnamviUe. 4-2p
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FOR SALE: One pair black kid Air Tred air cushioned ladies pumps, worn twice. Size S’yB. | Phone 1097-M after 5 p. m. 4-2t.
FOR SALE; 209 bushels of apples, S1.00-S1.50 per bu. Buchheit Orchard, Airport road, open Saturday and Sunday. E. C. Paris. 4-2t.
FOR SALE: Sieglcr oil heater with blower, also 275 gal. tank. I James StultA Phone Morton 578. l-5p
MISCELLANEOUS
SEPTIC TANKS, cesspools and toilet vaults cleaned, modem equipment. Sewers and basement drains cleaned with electric cutting knives. Payless Sewer Cleaners. Phone 60 or 1154-R. 15 East Walnut St. 25-tf.
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BAINBRIDGE School opened Wednesday morning after a two weeks holiday vacation. Mrs. Maude Crodian left Sunday for an extended visit with Mr. and Airs. Paul Crodian and other relatives of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. George Green and family returned home Wednesday after a visit with their parents in West Virginia and New Jersey. W.S.C.S. of the Methodist church held their January meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Estal Minnick. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gibbs recently moved to Greencastle where they expect to make their future home. Mrs. Roy Thomas of Bellmore and Mrs. Frank Hayworth of Rockville, visited with Mrs. Cevilla Harmless and daughter, Monday. Christian Women's Fellowship of the Christian Church gathered Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Claude Etcheson for their January meeting.
Remember East Side Motor Sales for expert body work, painting, wheel alignment and mechanical work. Free estimates. Free pickup and delivery service 25-tf.
TRUCKING— Crushed stone, sand, gravel for fill, driveways or concrete, fill dirt, lime and fertilizer spreading, heavy machinery hauling. EXCAVATING Bulldozer and highlift work, land clearing, ponds, drainage, basements, truck loading with 2 ' yd. machine. William NewKirk, Fillmore, Phone 237. 16-tf
FOR SALE: 15 young ewes, Eugene Dorsett, Phone 70O5-W. 43-2p.
WANTED: To buy ear com. Herschel Asher. Phone 129R2, Roachdale. 2-10p.
WANTED: Plastering a-d painting. Phone 1809 Reelsville.
Thur-Fri-Sat-tf.
FOR SALE: Crib and innerspring mattress $20 twin size bed. box springs, mattress, Jenny Lind style, $18. Call Mrs. Lawrence Riggs. 256-M. 5-2t
WANTED: Housework, ironings, baby sitting on short notice, maid work. Lovie Johnston, phone 245-M. 4-2p.
WANTED: Waitress over 18. Apply in person at Fairway Restaurant after 4:30. 4-3t.
FOR SALE: Baled Clover hay, no rain. Carl Riggle, two miles north of Bainbridge. 2-12p
For Your snopping convenience—Your Quik-Chek Super Market. Hours are 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. ll-tf
FOR SALE: Hammond chord organ, perfect condition, bargain. Write P. O. Box 75. 7-tf
WANTED: Married man for general livestock and gram farming. Audrey Modlin, Roachdale, Indiana. 4-6p.
WANTED: Restaurant help. Baron’s Midway RestauranL Phone 7050-J. 4-2t.
WANTED: Full time cashier, age 18 to 35, high school graduate. Apply to George Anthony at Kroger Store. 4-3t.
WANTED: Full time male clerk, high school graduate, age 18 to 35. Apply to George Anthony at Kroger Store. 4-3t.
FOR SALE: small spinet piano, good condition. Write P. O. Box 75. Greencastle, Indiana.
10-tf i WANTED: General hauling;
com, all kinds of coal, crushed
For interrior decorating and cleaning, call Fred W. Carmichael 644-R. 4-2p.
PHONE 113, H & S TV Service, RFD 1, Greeners tie. AH makes repaired. Town and Countr-y calls. T-T-S-tf
Pfister—Crib Filler — Loyal Hilligoes—Seed Com at Bainbridge Elevator. Sat.-tf
Raymond R. Pnraell. Administrator Lyon Boyd Attys. for Admr. 5-lt
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Savings and Loan
USE OF
SAVERS
Perhaps you’ve never looked at it in quite this way before; but to the savers and borrowers who find it financially attractive to do business with us . . . this city represents in large measure the results of the flow of their savings dollars. These dollars, which they entrust to our care, are loaned to families right here in the community ... to build or buv a home of their own. In turn, the dollars these borrowers spend for their homes circulate throughout the city among the various businesses . . . and eventually, many of them find their way back here to start the cycle over again. Thus, this flow of savers’ dollars feeds the economy of our city and makes it prosper. And as the city is prospering, so too are our savers, who earn better-than-average returns on their savings twice each year. So take a second look in ’57 . . . then open your profit-earning savings account before January 10th. You'll receive two full dividends in the year to come.
assets
STATEMENT Or CONDITION
as of January 1,1957 liabilities
First Mortgage Loans ll une I’ur base Contracts O'her Loans ( Mk Bonds and Securities Office Bud.ling Office Kqui|»nient Other Assets
$1.968.823.52 161.504.76 57.382.97 180.794.94 538 500.60 117.500.00 11.288.13 254.29
"savings Accounts Loins in Process Other Liabilities Borrowed Money .. Reserves General Surplus
$2,772,992.00 20.167.79 9,128.22 50.000.00
167,760.60 16.000.00
T0TA\ ASSETS
S3,026 048 SJ
TOTAL LIABILITIES $3,036,048.61
Classified Ads • BEAL ESTATE « Miller School
WEDDING INVITATIONS and announcements. Reasonable in price, socially correct—engraved or printed. Progressive Printing Co., next to the bus station. Sat.-tf.
STARTED CHICKS Your Farm Bureau Co-op Hatchery has the amazing new Hi-Lay 1042 Cross available, and at day old prices, 1 and 2 weeks old. Putnam Co. Farm Bureau Co-op Hatchery. Phone 743 Greencastle. 2-6t. From the first peep to the la^t e gg your Co-op chicks will pay their way. Buy quality chicks, buy Co-op chicks. Order yours before Jan. 15, 1957 and receive an early order discount. Putnam Co. Farm Bureau Co-op Hatchery. Phone 743 Greencastle.
2-12t.
stone, ashes and trash. Phone 697-R. Russell Rogers, 404 West Liberty street. 26-28-31-3-5-51
WANTED: To care for preschool age children in my home while mother works. Phone 70.39-M. 5-3p.
WANTED: Curtains to wash and stretch, also laundry to do in my home. Effie Hash, Fox Ridge. , 5-2p.
WANTED: Used oil, gas or coal heating stove. Must be reasonable. Phone 666-R or 302 W. Franklin Street. 5-lt.
ill be close for your children, and you can have immediate possession of this home—3 bedrooms, 1 Vz baths, fire place, garage.
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Repairs, alterations, water proofing, dying. Davis Cleaners. Phone 906. Sat.-tf
CHERRY TRANSFER anc Storage, Inc., Greencastle s ONLY experienced movers. Local and long distance hauling, insured warehousing, packing aid crating, local cartage. Phone 70 Tue-Tbur-Sat-tf.
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FOR SALE: Duroc boar, double immuned, 21 mo. old, good breeder. Oral McCullough, 2 miles north and 1 mile west of Coatesville. 3-3p.
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FOR SALE: First and second cutting of good alfalfa hay. Howard Moore, phone 971, will deliver. 3-tf.
FOR SALE: 1941 Chevrolet 2 door, smooth running, radio, good battery, and tires. Will sell or trade for livestock. Call 7005-W. 3-2p.
FOR RENT: Modem .sleeping room to middle age employed lady. Phone 5518-M after 7:00 p. m. 7-2t
FOR RENT: Clean comfortable 2 room furnished apartment. 402 South Indiana St. Phone 1146-W. 5-tf
FOR RENT: 3 rooms and bath, downstairs, sound proof,, all utilities furnished. Phone 644-W. 4-2t
FOR SALE: Hampshire Boars, eligible to be registered. Phone 6996-M. Gene Frederick. l-tf
Hillcrest Addition
OPEN HOUSE Sunday 3 to 5 P. M. ALL CITY IMPROVEMENTS • Concrete Streets • Sidewalks o City Water • Sewers FHA - YA CONVENTIONAL LOANS ft Maximum FHA Loans ft Minimum FHA Down Payment ft 25 Year Loans, ft Low down payment's to Vet-'
erans.
VISIT HILLCREST SUNDAY KAL RICKMAN, Realtor
FOR SALE: Ben Hur freezers | from $199.00 up. Given free side j of choice home killed beef with 17 ft. freezer or larger. Putnam County Frozen Foods, 730 E. Washington. Phone 762. 4-6t.
FOR SALE: Beef by the fourth, the half or on foot. Also good hay. John Lyon, RFD 1 or phone 7027-R. 4-2p.
FOR SALE: Three Hampshire gilts, due to farrow in three weeks. Lee Clark, Mt. Meridian. 3-3p.
FOR SALE: Good used oil heater with blower. Phone 173-R or call at 606 S. Jackson St. 3-3t
FOR RENT: Two sleeping rooms near business district. 201 West Walnut St. 5-10-19-24-4p
LOST
FOR SALE: Female Rat ter rier, 1 year old, house broken. She is a pet. Call 7005-W. 3-3p.
LOST: Yellow gold bracelet, leaf design at Fillmore Christian Church at Mr. Arnold’s funeral. Phone Fillmore 27-R-3. 5-2t
FOR SALE: 1947 Ford two door sedan. Alva Cash, SE ol Cloverdale on 42. 5-2p
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For Sale or Lease: Holstein bulls, 2 miles east and ^ mile south of Brick Chapel. Ward Robertson of Marion Ferrand. 5-5p
Progressive Reai Estate PHONE 435-W
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>OTICE OF \DUIMVI K VTIOX In the Circuit Court of Putnam County, Indiana. -Notice is hereby given that Roachdale Bank and Tiost Company was on tiie -*> day of December. HCit;, appointed Executor of the \\ ill of Clara McKee, deceased. All persons .living- claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same in said court within six <«) months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle, Indiana, this 2»> day of December, inr.c.
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William It. I’adgett, Clerk of the Circuit Court for Putnam Comity. Indiana. Probate Cause No. .'ist!* Lyon iV Boyd, Attorneys.
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Old pictures copied— Negative, $1.00; Pictures, 8 x 10, $1.50; 5 x ,7, $1.00. Ralph Taylor Photography. Prevo Bldg. Sat.-tf
WANTED Custom Butchering Processing and Curing. Hogs $2.25 Per Hundred PKDNE ZARING PROCESSING PLANT Mt. Meridian, Ind.
FOR SALE Good baby beef by | side or quarter. Phone Mt. Meridian. Zaring Processing Plant. 5-3p
LIFE • FIRE HAROLD H.
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WANTED
Local and Long Distance Moving and Transter Rapdel Transfer
40 Years Experience PHONE 302 or 7S5-R. Delivering New Furniture for Montgomery Ward, pa#t 4
years.
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