The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 January 1964 — Page 4

THE DAiLY BANNER

GREtNCASTLE, uNDrArNM

THURS., JAN. 30, 1964. Paqe 4

For Sefs CHOICE Hunt KILLED BEEF fram ?he Ray Larssn Farm

At retail or by the quarter or side. Cut and wrapped in cellophane and locker paper (double wrapped) and sharp frozen the way you want it cut. You are welcome to be here when if is cut it you care to. Sib. All Meat Franks $1.00 Frozen Hamburger Paftys 42 pc. $3.3G Custom Slaughtering, Processing, Curing. A few lockers for rent.

Putnam County Frozen Foods, Inc.

703 E. WASHINGTON ST.

PHONE OL 3-3013

Fillmore News Week end callers on Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wells were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wells and children and Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Cunningham and Susie. Mrs. Daisy Youngerman and Mr. and Mrs. Venice F. Lewis of Indianapolis visited the Charles Smiths Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Crosby and grandsons, visited Sunday, January 19 with Huldah Wright, Miss Carol Kennedy of Noblesville. died suddenly on Friday, January 17th. She was the greatgranddaughter of Mrs. Edith McKamey, a great niece of Mrs. Helen Phillips. Her grandmother, formerly of Fillmore community was Effie McKamey Kennedy. Air. and Mrs. Max West and family were called to Otterbein Sunday by the death of Mrs. Ted Johnson. Mrs. Ethel Barker spent Friday with Mrs. Ida Day. Rev. and Mrs. Wilbur Day, Greencastle had a dinner for his mother, Ida Day on her 91st birthday. Other guests were Charley Day and Mr. and Mrs. Ora Day. Airs. Ida Day spent Wednesday with Airs. Huldah Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Smith have moved into the Richard Stewart place. SE of town. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pettie were Friday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pick-

The East Alarion Homemakers Club met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Icy Bridges. Members answered roll call with “What's New in Refreshments were served. Miss Darla Wade was honor guest at a bridal shower Friday night. The hostesses, Mrs. Vera Hutchison, Mrs. Mary Skinner and Miss Carol Parker carried out the colors of gold, pink and white. The bride-elect received many gifts. Refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowman and family moved recently into the Bitzer property, across from the telephone office. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stewart and daughter moved recently to Fort Myers, Florida. Their address is 1427 Davis Drive. The Stitch and Chatter Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Marjorie Oliver, with 16 members present. Mrs. Thelma Wright furnished the entertainment. Delicious refreshments were served. The Mothers Club will meet Tuesday, Feb. 4th with Mrs. Win. Oliver. The Beechwood Pleasant Circle will meet Wednesday, Feb. 5th with Mrs. Jessie Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tanksiey and family called Sunday afternoon on Mr. and Airs. Cleo Shuck. Mrs. Avaril Huller spent Thursday in Indianapolis with Mr. and Mrs. Arless Decker.

„ ™ ^ ~ . HAVE “QITT” Mrs. Clyde Tanksiey and chilSOUTH BEND, UPI Alayor dren spent YVednesda' with Air. , ^ - Lloyd M. Allen said today sewand Airs. Arless i>ecKer m Indian- a g e workers on strike against apolis. The Newkirk girls visited what they said was the political the Westenhofer children part of “spoils system" have "quit” theiv the day. jobs.

PWSISgEl SAVE

MILK HOLLAND Gallon Pak 65

BREADED

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ICECREAM

HOLLAND TULIP

Gallon

FRESH GRADE A

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FLOUR 5 * 49 OLEO 2 - 29

LITTLE SPORT

OUR OWN MAKE

Pure Pork SAUSAGE 3 ^ 5 1

$100

TENDER LEAN

RIB STEAKS Lb. e9 C

FRESH DAILY

GROUND BEEF 2 98 c

S & W PEEK-A-BOO

BACON u.. 49'

CHUCK ROAST ib 49 c

SEMI-BONELESS SMOKED -- WHOLE OR HALF Tenderized HAM

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25 ld. Bag

CALIFORNIA

Cauliflower

CELLO CARROTS 2 Pkgs. 29c

POTATOES 75c

ORANGES 69c Doz.

39c Head

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APPLES 4 Lb. Bag 55c

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Gould’s Regal Market

CAN AD A-TO-CI BA MARCHERS ARRESTED An Albany, Ga., policeman bends to pick up the stretcher he had to use to carry 17 “peace marchers” to a paddy wagon. The bi-raeial group, arrested for parading without a permit, say they are marching from Canada to Cuba.

— Closing Out Sale — As I have rented the farm and discontinuing farming I will sell at auction, at my farm located mi. south and 2 mi. west of Eminence, Ind., or 8 ml. northeast of Cloverdale, the following on: Thursday, February 13th, '64 Sale starts 12:30 O’clock E.S.T. 2 — CATTLE — 2 1—Guernsey Cow 7 yr. old with large calf by side, real good cow—Tested. FARM IMPLEMENTS & MISC. 1956 Allis-Chalmers \VD 4r> tractor, good condition, new tires all around, 3\14” A.C. Plow, A.C. 4 row mounted hoe for WD with hydraulic cyl. for transportation, 961 Ford tractor wide front real good. Ford Corn Planter 4 row, Ford 4 row Cultivator, 3x14” Ferguson Plow, Ford front end loader new. J. D. wheel disc 8 ft.. New Idea mowing machine, 1 Farm Wagon rubber tired with hoist, 1 Wagon with hand hoist, feed wagon, Oliver manure spreader, two wheel trailer, May rath wide elevator 32 ft. with motor. New Idea 1-row corn picker good, Hog feeder, 3 hog fountains. Creep feeders, 2 used tractor tires, 2 force pumps, 2 heat lamps, electric brooder good, and many other articles used on farm. FEED 2800 bu. good Corn, 200 hu. Oats. 15 bu. Rye. HOUSEHOLD Magic Chef apt. size gas stove 1 month old, antique table, 2 feather beds, radio, vtood-coal heating stove, electric cook stove 30” and other items too numerous to mention. Not Responsible For Accidents. ORME 0. TODD, Owner TERMS — (ASH Wayne Branneman. Auct. I’h. Cloverdale 795-4403

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BAMCE VFW POST 1550 Friday, January 31st Music by The Broaddas Trio Post Members and Auxiliary

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