The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 December 1963 — Page 4

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THF DAHY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

WED., DEC. 1 1,1 963. Page 4

n»ted at Orcenrastle. Indiana, this them. 2Bth day of November. 1863. Probate

Cause No 10 342.

Jack P. Hinkle. Clerk of the Circuit Office.

Court for Putnam County. Indiana.

Frank G. Stoessel, Attorney

STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY OF PUTNAM IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT SEPTEMBER TERM. 1863 In the matter of Estate ot Ella O'Neal.

Deceased.

Estate No. 10.1^9. Notice to all persons Uitcrested in the Ertate of Ella O Neal. In the matter of the Estate of Ella O'Neal. deceased.

No 10.159.

Notice is hereby giver that Virginia M Herd as Administratrix of the above named estate, has presented and filed her [inal account in final settlement of estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Circuit Court, on the 2nd of January,

m ; at which time all i- on interest- in*;, is for most people, one of the lost because of poor packaging or

ed in aid estate are required to appear . , . . . . .

heaviest chores at Christmas

Blue-Gray Game MONTGOMERY. Ala. UPI

•MAIL NOW” Act. Postmaster

Local and out-of-town dressed to ‘Mineola’ and the state bands are available at the Post is left out or is illegible, we can

tell from the Zip Code, if used.

As an additional peaee-of-mind whether it goes to Mineola, Iowa, The Blue-Gray Association must 4-11-18-3’* safeguard about parcels, the Act. New York, Texas or Missouri, select five moie placets to round Postmaster urges you to insure each of which have a city by that out the Northern squad for the them. He noted that despite the name,” Mr. Albin said. 26th annual classic heie Dec. T Albn. Department’s efforts over many "Mailing early with Zip Code is The Rebel squad was o

Britain's Rule Ends In Kenya

28.

NAIROBI, Kenya UPI — Tribesmen and city dwellers today staged premature celebra-

had a Christmas present ready years to promote good packaging such a help to the mailer, as well pleted Tuesday with the selec- Uons of Kenya - S independence, today for his patrons and. to and addressing the postal ser- as our Post Office, that I really tion of two Texas A & M play- which becomes official at mid-

nobody's surprise, it was his vice ea{ , h year has bpcn una ble to can’t see why everyone doesn't ers end Ronnie Carpenter and

su ££ es tion: ‘ Mail Now. deliver or return about a half a do it, "he added. “Christmas shopping and mail- million parcels, including many

<LOYEKDALE LOCAL NEWS

in ■ oil court and show cause. If any there be. why said account should not be approved. And the heirs of said dei eiient and all others interested are

Nea 1 deceased.

a! o required to appear ana maxe proof of their heir hip or claim to any part

of said e tate.

Jack P. Hinkle, Clerk of the Putnam

Circuit Court.

Attorney for Estate. LYON & Boyd

4-ll-2t

Mr. Albin said." and if I can persuade* some pettple to get it done right now I think they will agree later, that I have given

them a ge>od present.”

fullback Jerry Rogers.

Fullback Dick Schoonover, 20r> pounds, of Syracuse, and end George Burman of Northwestern were picked for the North

team.

night tonight in a ceremony ending Britain’s 68 years of rule over this rich East African na-

tion.

NOTH I OK ADMINISTRATION In the Circuit Court of Putnam Coup-

ly. Indiana.

N e is hereby given that Minnio Nichrl was on the 29th day of Novem-

ber. 1963 appointed*

incorrect addressing.

The Post Office Department By Barbara Kyle emphasizes that Zip Code can al- The Cloverdale G. A. A. is so help insure against loss due planning its Christmas dance for to poor addressing for letters December 13, 1963. It will start and parcels. The five-digit Zip at 8:30 p.m. till 11:30 p.m. It

“Virtually all Christmas mail- Code identifies one specific area will be held in the high school ing can be disposed of now by No other area has that same Zip gym. Grades 7-12 are invited to observing the following three Code number. Therefore Mr. Al- attend. Also, graduates and

suggestions,” he explained: bin explained in view of the guests are invited. The admission ond baseman Nelson Nellie Fox 1. Check and correct mailing great number of opportunities for jg 3, r ,c stag and 50c drag. to the Houston Colts for an un-

FOX TO HOrSTON

CHICAGO UPI The Chicago White Sox sold veteran scc-

lists for cards and presents. error that arise from the fact 2. Package and mail Christmas that there are many streets and

Administratrix or me esia.e ot Valter Darce i s now . cities with similar names--The

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3. When mailing, separate your Zip Code is a real asset for

mail, as well as for

Heavy rainfall hampered the festivities, but Africans in the capital and countryside already were celebrating uhuru or freedom as the last day of British

dependence dawned.

Prince Philip, the husband of Queen Elizabeth, and many other foreign dignitaries including Assistant Secretary of State G.

Jeffersonville Scene Of Fire JEFFERSONVILLE UPI — Fire which was at first confined to upstairs offices of a two-story building in downtown Jeffersonville burst out of control into a department store below today and Louisville fire-fighters were called for assistance. After battling the stubborn fire for about two hours, it appeared to be controlled with damage confined mostly to the effects of smoke and water. But suddenly the flames burst forth again and firemen sent out a speedy call for help. The blaze broke out before dawn in the upstairs offices of Goodwill Industries and then

traveled through the roof as a brick wall collapsed into the Berlin Department Store on the main floor. Units from New Albany, Clarksville, Utica and several volunteer units were called to aid Jeffersonville units already on the scene. HURT IX JUMP OXFORD UPI — Shirley Hayes, 17, Oxford, was injured today when she leaped from the second floor of her burning home. Authorities said the girl and her mother were home alone in the early morning hours when the fire broke out. The mother escaped safely but the girl apparently was trapped upstairs ana jumped 15 to 20 feet to the ground.

Saturday, December 7, the disclosed amount of cash and two Mcnnen Wi i liams> United Auto

E Long, deceased

All persons having claims against said

; ' me ^r', r-fft Christmas cards into out-of-town Christmas n ■ from the dat< : the first publi- and local bundles. Mail them im- regular mailings. be :, fore l ver h bar n r°d Ce " ^ claims Win mediately with Zip Codes on “For example, if

iA ustinai- Conte* Jo SHONKWILER

Jewelers

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Stirs Up Trouble

sent the inmates to another prison and ordered the jail converted into an office building because the cook quit and no replacement could be found.

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with an

ALL-NEW collection of

G. A. A. girls will go to Bloom- farm club players

ington to take part in the Bowling Sports Day, The ten girls choosen to do so are: Kay Price,

Eva Jean Davis, Jackie Jean b ad HERSFELD, Germany a letter is ad- Cassady, Pam Price. Phyllis upi _ JudKe Hans Donng Furr. Shirley Curtis, Sheila Cas- ck)sed thc city jail Tucsduy ,

sida. Brenda Dunagun, Karen Alexander and Cathy McCul-

lough.

The Pep Club has chosen five members to keep them going strongly at the ball-games. These people are: Kay Price, Jackie Cassady, Norman Hoffa, Nancy Barker, and Jackie Cummings. The Thespians went to Greencastle. October 30. They saw the DePauw Speech Department. They also saw the play, “Taming of the Shrew.” They will put on two plays before the dismissal of school for Christmas vacation. One. “What No Santa Claus?” will be given to the elementary grades. This play features Terri Reid. Linda Walker, Vivian Whitaker, Gretchen Van Pelt, Diana Dunagun, Terry Kennedy, Fayette Staley. Elmer Whicker, Nancy Barker and Linda Kennedy. This play will be given Monday, December 16. The other play is to be given the morning of December 20.

Workers’ President Walter Reuther, and Negro author James Baldwin were here to witness the lowering of the Union Jack in the stadium ceremony. But the center of attraction was the tall, bearded premier of the new nation, Jomo Kenyatta, who spent much of the past 10 years in British jails convicted of leading the Mau Mau Terrorist organization.

43fh Anniversary Celebration TURKEY DINNER BANQUET LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE ].-,92

THUR.. DEC. 12th

Serving at 7:00 P. M. For all Moose, Affiliate Ladies A. W.O.T.M. and Invited Guests

Miss (medca — Youth ar.tl beauty captured in a fine 17 Jewel shockresistant watch. In yellow or white. Matching expansion bracelet. >35.75 let Clipper •'»" — Rugged as all outdoors — 17 jewels, self-winding, waterproof*, shockresistant >39.95

Dewdrop—Classic circlet with flexible baguette h bracelet. Shock - resist-* ant 17 jewel movement. In 10 Kt. yellow or white gold. >49.95

la Petite—The precision of a Bulova 23 jewel movement in a dainty case. Two flashing diamonds and an expansion bracelet >65 00

let Clipper ’X” — Masculine styling, 17 jewels, self-wind-ing, waterproof*, shock-resistant. Also with charcoal dial. >49.95

Regatta 23—Smart twotone dial with raised full numerals. Self-wind-ing, waterproof*. 23 jewels. 559.95

OPEN NIGHTS

Come in and see our complete selection of Bulova watches. s 24.75 fo$2^!) 00

SHONKWILER jewelers

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13 SOUTH INDIANA

Escape Taxes ASUNCION. Paraguay UPI Seventy-two former residents of Brownsville, Tex., who left thc United States to escape what they regard as “excessive taxes" are setting up housekeeping as settlers in Paraguay.

Human Torch

SEOUL. Korea UPI— A retired South Korean lieutenant colonel burned himself to death in flaming gasoline today near President - Elect Park Chung Hee’s official residence. Police sources said Kim Ki Han. 45, committed suicide because he was unable to emigrate to Brazil under a government program. He left a note to Park but its contents were not disclosed.

SANTA

SALE

ONLY

Wonderful toy for Christmas or all year. Smiling Santa made of durable vinyl plastic stands full 45" high. Inflatable. FREE With Purchace Tire, Automotive Dept.

/WoNTCOMERY WARD

CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY Values F. K. WUERTZ 5 C *o $ 1 00 STORE The New Dime Store on The East Side of The Square

OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS Free Candy for the Kiddies IN THE EXCITING BASEMENT T0YLAND

REG. 81 THOSE DEI.K IOI S •» LB. CAPITAL FRUIT CAKES Only 77c RFG. 4?»e LB. BROKEN PEPPERMINT STICKS Only 29c lb. RFG. 98c PAIR LADIES 51 GAI GE. 15 DENIER SELF SEAM NYLONS Only 2 Pairs SI Size 8' 2 -l I- Assorted colors. Visit Every Department for Beautiful Gifts and Complete Lines of Christmas Candies, Candy Canes, Gift Wrappings, Christmas Cards, Styrofoams, Accessories, Gifts and Tree Decorations, Aluminum Christmas Trees RUG 69c PIC. I YDII.S 100% ACETATE FANTILS, wht., asst, colors 3 pr. SI.00 3 pair in a bundle, size 5 to 10 REG. SI/' BJ.AI TIKI L 14” SATIN A. ( OKDl ROY THROW PILLOWS, foam filled Only 99c Asst, solid colors. RUG. SI :'X I MCGU ‘J4\ 10 100% VISCOSE CUT PILE FOAM BACK THROW RUGS SI.00 Mill., red, blue. aqua. pink, lilac, green, brown, grey, licige, yellow.

WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF THE FINEST TOYS IN T0YLAND Here are a few extra specials for you.

KEG. S3.95 OFFICIAL BASKETBALL SET and GOAL

Only $2.99

$3.99

REG. S5.98 LARGE < I DULY MUSICAL

BABY DOLL vvilh com P ,ete outf it Of clothes

REG. S12.95 BEAI Til I L AND ATTRACTIVE

TABLE and CHAIR SET Only $8.96

In- bides table and two chairs.

REG. 81.98 1»” PINKIE TODDLER DOLLS your choice Only 99c Wide selection of hair styles and dresses.

KEG. SI.98 MU KEY MOI SE HOLSTER SET

99c

<<iin holster, canteen, whistle, badge, and telescope — lor hours of fun.

KEG. si.98 LARGE ’I” PLUSH DCG assortment

$2.98

F. K. WUERTZ 5 C •<> s 1 00 STORE “The New Dime Store on the East Side of Square”

CHROMED MIRROR Large 3x5-in., adjustable head with non-glare glass for added safety. Fits all cars. Reg. 2.79 2,22

AUTO COMPASS Excellent travel aid. Dura* ble, non-magnefic. Adjust* able mounting bracket. Save now! Reg.' 2.98 2,33

100% NYLON AUTO SEAT BELT Bc ®* Q95 11.90 7 MefaMo-meta! bucfcle will not jar open—can be released instantly. Meets SAE state and federal requirements.

DURABLE, VINYL PROTECTOR MAT

Lew Of

Front

Outlasts rubber! Cover old rugs, protect new! Resists high-heel pit marks. Black, brown, red, blue, green, white.

NEW START POWER

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RIVERSIDE ECONOMY GUARANTEED 24 MONTHS

A45 6-volt with trade

24 >‘ w -/util*

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2 Riverside I;

Wards budget-priced battery is built to give good starting power for two winters. Plates coated with silver cobalt resist breakdown—the major cause of battery failure . . . retain original power longer. RIVERSIDE 30-MONTH STANDARD Better quality than most new- R iP&Q A car equipment. Large plates H # ^

retain sure start power longer ■ . . . assure long service life.

6*volt with fraefe

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BATTERY GUARANTEE Full service guarantee for the speci- | fled time, prora'ed on the months

Adjustments based on price trade-in when returned.

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WARDS 36-MONTH HEAVY DUTY

20% more capacity than new-

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car equipment for powerful starts in coldest weather.

Larger plates for longer life. 6-volt with Irarf*

NO MONEY DOWN

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