The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 January 1957 — Page 3

A MEMORIAM To my Mother ai l Farh. r Mr. and Mi lace and my sister, Mrs. Elma - Schultz. M Faith sees beycnd the grave A home of rest; And whispers in the gloom, a God's will is beht. Mrs. Vern C. Parker, he

RAINBRTDT.E Mrs. Ruth Hyatt of Indianaporetumed home Sunday after veral days visit with Mr. and

my relathe past

Administrator s Sale

PERSONAL PROPERTY

By virtue of an order of the Putnam C'in uit ( ourt. tin* undersigned Administrator will offer at Publi Aueta a the following personal property of (lie late AtigU'i. •» (.. I at !h« farm located 2 miles North of , ilhaore, Indiana, < i I>i . ui' p road, on Friday, January 11 th, 1/57 BEGINNING AT 12:00 C. I). S. T.

(6 - CAULS ■ 16 4 HEREFORD < OW S—

ford cows, 5 years old with eil\e-> by side; t iyears old with calf i>\ side; i yca.iuig ilen . >rd

ing Hereford Hi ifers.

15 - S!CG3 - (5

2 Hampshire Sows an I 12 pigs; one bn i K FARM iUyj??r»Ef*7

1952 Bfaiwrry i ; •

XVC Allis < «r Umeis Tract

Corn Picker; |})*»(» New llo.'m: .er .) i’t') I sey Harris 8-14 Plow; 3 I. m /, ( ''iil! .s; .. !in 1

David Bradley Pull

tandem; KuldVer tired \\a ;oii .ii!i f ' i .V! on ment Tr:»il<»r; Rotary H e; 'i'.vo-\'.i: (i Water Tanks; and ruiscell.iii- »Us t iols and

erous to mention.

i s<»on; 2 Ilere•lersey cow, 3 leers; 2 Vearl-

irc Sow.

ultivators; lf)4.» ( lUtlmers 2-row i »\ Haler; Masi.■ i■ re 2-14 Plow; ihaiu disc ami r. a.ler; Implei'.og- I'eeders; iiuent too num-

til t O w Lm n ^ 1949 Frazer Mi mobile, 4 door Sedan; 12 Gauge Double J!ar Rifle; a few pieces ol Mis i

ICO) Pales Alfalfa If > TERMS—CASH. V Seller Not Re !>' :

1.249 Ka ser AutoI shot Gun; 22 Cal.

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CENTRAL NATEONA

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A. O. Hl'NTER, Auc tioneer. C LI FI M J. FRANK DFRIIAM, Attorney

sc '.tied for. INS, Clerk.

Mrs. Margaret Sapper of Noblesvile recently spent • ten days visiting with her sister, Mrs. Mary Mitchell. Sandra Jean Quinnette w*ho has been very sick and a patient in the Putnam county hospital, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller attended the funeral of Mrs. Ollie Gordon in Indianapolis Wednesday. Mrs. Gordon was formerly a resident of our vicinity and a relative of Mrs. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Hillis and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Dickson, were dinner guests of Mrs. Mary Mitchell Wednesday. A report of several small children confined to their home very ilL

IN MEMORY In loving remembrance of William F. Skinner who passed aw r ay one year ago, Jan. 7, 1956. Oh! Call it not death—It is life begun, For the waters are passed, the home is won. The ransomed spirit hath reached the shore, Where they weep, and suffer, and sin no more. He is safe in his Father’s house above, In the place prepared by his savior’s love; To depart from a world of sin and strife, And to be with Jesus—yes—this is life. Mrs. William Skinner and family. ch.

CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank Dr. J. B. Johnson and the Whitaker Funeral home, friends and neighbors for their kindness and assistance at the time of sorrow in the death of our infant daughter, Garlla Marie; also for the flora.

offerings. ~ | 104th birth anniversary at the Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hend- Methodist Sunset Home here torickson. pd day.

MARKS 104TH BIRTHDAY

QUINCY, 111. (UP) — Mrs. Mary Ann Stoll Arnold, a native of Milan, Ind., observed her

Science Shrinks Piles

New Way Without Surgery

Finds Healing Substance That Does Both - Relieves Pain—Shrinks Hemorrhoids

astonishing statements like “Pile* have ceased to be a problem!” The secret is a new healing substance (Bio-Dyne*) —discovery of a world-famous research institute. This substance is now available in suppository or ointment form under the name Preparation H.* At your druggist. Money back guarantee.

•Beg. C. 8. Pet. Off.

Hew York, N. Y. (Special) — For the first time science has found a new healing substance with the astonishing ability to shrink hemorrhoids and to relieve pain—without surgery. In case after case, while gently relieving pain, actual reduction

(shrinkage) took place.

Most amazing of all —results were ao thorough that sufferers made

YOU'RE TELLING ME!

—By V i’AIAM RITT— Cent ;.l Press Writer

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Cherry Transfer AND STORAGE, ING. “Greencastle’s ONLY Experienced Movers” x - Local long distance moving. x - Insured warehousing x - Local cartage. x - Packing and crating. PHONE 70

ONCE a week, a college !u a class in “creative thinki: j - ’ | Benton Harbor, Mich. F nothing develops from th we still think it’s a good

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Supposing one of tic'? elcc- \ ironic brains enrolls . ; ne Benton Harbor thought .*■ , liars and i shows up the rest of ike class?

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Brazil is about Jo elect a “Coffee Queen." "Let'.; hope," hopes F. E. F., “they'll tall her 'Your Highness' and not 'Old Eean!'"

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It’s our prediction there’ll be j quite a stir when the Brazilian I beauty is awarded her champion-

ship coffee cup. At that, we never heard of more grounds for a celebration. ; i ; A weed control conference Is staged in Chicago. They’re really ganging up on that little, old defenseless dandelion! ! ! ! The Modern Languages association convenes in Washington. That should stir up a lot of talk. ! ! ! The West German army is adopting the “Nazi-type” jackboots for its soldiers. Let’s hope the guy’s who’ll wear ’em re» member this is 1956—not 1936.

Tigers Defeat Evansville Aces

DePauw’s league leading Tigers made believers of 4500 Evanville fans Saturday night by ! turning back the defending champion Aces, 70-63, in Evansville new Roberts Municipal Stadium. Winning their fifth straight j Indiana Collegiate Conference tilt, the Bengals of Coach Cal Luther proved that their 85-64 decision over the same team here last month was no fluke. Guard John Bunnell scored 15 points during the first half as DePauw built up an 11 point margin, 40-29, and the Tigers expanded the bulge to 44-31 with 16.30 remaining. Although the Aces held their last lead at 12-11, they rallied late in the second half to come within three points of the winners at 58-55 with four minutes to play. Joe Lawlor and Morrie Goodnight hit consecutive baskets to put DePauw ahead by seven points, and Goodnight added a i pair of insurance baskets in the I final minutes. Bunell and Tom Johnson contributed 18 and 14 points, re- ! spectively, to the DePauw total, but scoring honors went to Ev-

ansville's all-conference forward, John Harrawood, with 21 points. Placing without the injured Bob Schrier and second string center Sam Ulmer, who has decided to forego the cage sport, the Bengals were crippled further with the loss of 6-7 Chuck Cleaver.

THfc DA»iY BANNER MON., JAN. 7. I9.VJ I’age S "XEENCASTLE. IND.

With less than remaining Cleaver game knee which ) five games in Nov be sidelined fd»r period of time.

hree minutes rcinjured the ■pt him out of tuber and will an indefinite

CASH YEAR END EXPENSES CONSOLIDATE SMALL OBLIGATION INTO ONE E. /•

PAYMENT PLAN.

$20.00 T3 $5fcO eo FAMILY FLYAATI

22 E. Washington St.

Phone 1478

SUMATRA UNDER ARMY RULE

ALL SUMATRA (black) is reported under army rule with latest

seizure of power in South Sumatra province. E matra had been seized, followed by seizure o Dissatisfaction with operation of the In ion portedly is reason for the bloodless coups. Capi Jakarta, at northwest tip of Java. South Sum

thor, Central SuNoith Sumatra, government retl of Indonesia is ta is rich in oil.

Out with the OH... fhe old-fashioned, back-breaking way to dry clothes

THE MIGHTY CHRYSLER Most glamorous car jn a generation }/

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And in with the New

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ELECTRIC DRYER!

# What better way to start the new year off right than with a modern electric dryer! Lifting and lugging heavy baskets of \\ et clothes . . . straining and stretching to hang 'em on the line . . . that's notJor you!Just toss the clothes in your electric dryer, and relax. Remember, when you dry your clothes electrically, there are no flames, no fumes, no worry. Getjo/zr electric dryer, now!

SEE YOUR Steciric APPLIANCE DEALER Public Service Co- 1 pony doet not sell electric appliances, preferring to cooperate with your local dealer rather than compete with him!

Its triggered by a new TorqueEile transmission Want to pass a car or a truck on the highway? You don't have to kick the throttle to the floor. Just touch lightly... and ZOOM! Want to get out in front when the tight goes green? Relax! Count five, then toe the throttle. You’ll still be out there atone.

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Mighty in power . « . hut mighty easy to control, too! That's the performance story of the new 1957 Chrysler. A superb new airplanetype \ -8 engine that develops up to 325 horsepower teams with a new TorqueFlite transmission, pushbutton operated. This powerful combination gives you a magnificent

new hi-velocity getaway from standing starts, great reserve power for passing when you need it, and velvety smoothness. Yes, this 1957 Chrysler is every hit the streak of a car it looks to he. Come in and test it for yourself i • . compare it with any of the other new cars for power, perform-

ance, comfort and looks. More people than ever before are switching to Chrysler, and that puts us in excellent trading position to gi\e you the best of deals on your old car. • • • Illustrated is the Chrysler New Yorker 4-Door Hardtop. I lie dual hcadlighl , now pemiis.-ihlc iu all states, are optional equipment.

Bob Myers Auto Sales, Inc.

PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC.

317 N. JACKSON ST.

PHONE 343