The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 September 1963 — Page 3

I oi B-8TATE l\\ VHION” na and Wisconsin march to the Exi h;ins;e Biolding at the Chicaijo St ot lvyartls t ■ demand action in obtaining higher livestock price*. They are members of the National Farmers Organization.

MATTRESS TICKING TRIMMED IN' NYLON VELVET makes an unusual, but distinctive cover for these contemporary chairs. The velvet ribbon treatment in the kick pleat skirt matches that of the vent

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New forward slanting windshield pillar provides roomier door openings for easier entry and exit in 1964 Chevrolet trucks with regular cabs. Other features include longer lived lamps and exhaust systems, lower transmission hump in most pickup models, more positive door latches, and improved

insulation for quieter, more weatherproof cabs. bees increased to 95 I be new 1961 t hevrolet truck line also incorporates all the major chassis, tnd body advances made under a five-year program which began with 1960 models.

PARKE COUNTY R.E.M.C PLAN to ATTEND the PARKE COUNTY R.E.M.C ANNUAL MEETING on THURS. Evening, SEPTEMBER 12th at the 4-H Fair Grounds, P.ockviiie ... Business Meeting and Reports ... Entertainment ... Free Crackerjack and Cckes ... Attendance Prizes

The Grand Attendance Prize — Westinghouse Console Model Television Set Door Prizes for Boys and Girls, tec Set Aside the Evening at Sep ember 12th PARKE COUNTY R.E.M.C.

“Squeals” On Pop LONDON UPI — Nine-month-old Steven Carroll “squealed” on his father, Albert Carroll, and Thursday it cost the 28-year-old professional boxer a year in jail for receiving a stolen driver’s license. Police called at Carroll’s apartment to investigate the theft of a truck and were asked to be quiet because the baby was asleep. Just then the child began to cry. Police found a stolen license and the license plates of

the stolen truck under his crib mattress.

NEWS OF BOVS W AH I AW A, Hawaii (FHTNC) —Navy Lieut, (junior grade) John M. Thorlton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rex W. Thorlton of 333 Greenwood A v e., Greencastle, Ind., was promoted to his present rank, Aug. 9. at the U. S. Naval Communication Station Honolulu, Wahiawa, Hawaii. Lt. <j.g.) Thorlton, who entered the service in September 1961, is a graduate of DePauw University in Greencastle.

RICHMOND UPt — Wayne County Treasurer J. Malcolm Parshall received a $5 bill in the mail Thursday with a letter postmarked Dayton, Ohio, which said the writer cooked some chickens

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SMART GUY—Harry Potak, 24, lies riddled with police bullets after a robbery attempt at the Bronx Zoo in New York. He and two other gunmen tried to grab $50,000 in receipts from a truck, but police had been tipped off. Now he’s dead.

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A LIFE AMBITION—Snow’ey Tobin, whose job Is sweeping London’s Westminster Bridge, fulfills a fond ambition by sweeping Times Square in New York. The London “street orderly” saved for 17 years to get money for this trip.

PUBLIC SALE I, the undersigned, on account of renting my farm, will sell at the farm located 8 miles west of Lebanon on State Road 32 to Dover and north on State Road 75 to 1st road going east and east ’2 mile, or 4 miles south of Thorntown on State Road 75 and >2 mile east, or 11 miles north of Jamestown on State Road 75 and east 1 2 mile, or 16 miles east of Crawfordsville, on Wednesday, Sept. 11,1963 Beginning at 10:30 A. M. 104—FEEDING CATTLE—104 15 Angus heifers weighing about 600 pounds; 20 Angus heifers weighing about 500 pounds; 18 White Face heifers weighing about 550 pounds; 50 White Face and Angus steers weighing about 550 pounds. These cattle have all been on the farm the past 60 days and all in good condition and ready for feed. 147—HOGS—147 9 second litter Hampshire sows with 88 pigs, 6 to 8 weeks old; 3 Hampshire second litter sows with 30 pigs, 4 weeks old; 16 Hampshire sows coming with second litters to farrow in November. bred to registered male hog; coming 2-year-old Hampshire male hog. All hogs have been tested for Brucellosis and vaccinated for Lepto and Cholera. FEED 500 bales clover and timothy hay; 500 bales wheat straw. TRUCK 1948 Dodge V^-ton truck with overload springs, snow' tires in A-l condition. IMPLEMENTS 1963 series 4000 Ford tractor, used 147 hours wnth selective speed, live power, power steering, large tires and 3-point hitch; new Freeman heavy duty loader; new' 4-row pull type Ford cultivator; new 3-bottom Ford 3-point hitch plow with throw away shares, plowed less than 10 acres; John Deere Model G tractor with oversize aluminum pistons, new rubber, in perfect condition; 3-bottom International breaking plow' W'ith throw away shares; John Deere 4-row corn planter with liquid fertilizer attachment; John Deere 10-foot wheel disc; John Deere 8-foot pull type heavy duty disc; 2-section John Deere harrow; John Deere wheat drill with fertilizer and grass seed attachment, on rubber; 6 : foot John Deere tractor mower; rotary weed mower or stock cutter; new 50-foot Mavrath elevator; New Holland field chopper with corn and hay head, blower and 45. feet pipe; Case votary hoe; weed mower with motor; power takeoff Letz feed grinder; New idea 90-bushel manure spreader; heavy duty John Deere wagon with combination bed and hoist; rubber tire wagon with metal bed and hoist; 6-foot Case combine; power takeoff grass seeder; Trojan sprayer; Case single row corn picker; 12-foot aluminum elevator with motor; air compressor; 500-gallon fertilizer tank; 2 float drags; Bolen riding tractor with mower; 50-foot endless belt; Clinton (bain saw; hog fountains; hog feeders; creep feeders; 9 cattle bunks; log chains; wrenches; shovels; many other articles too numerous to mention. Some household goods. TERMS: CASH Not responsible in case of accidents.

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