The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 July 1964 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

County Farm Bureau Holds Annual Picnic

The Annual Putnam County Farm Bureau Picnic was held Sunday, July 19, at the- farm home of Mrs. Eli Aker, At 1:00 o’clock a bountiful basket dinner was spread on tables in the yard and enjoyed by sixty persons present. After the tables were cleared, a short business meeting was held during which delegates were elected to go to the State Convention. The State Conven_tion will be held November 8, 9. and 10, at Indianapolis. Mrs. Maurine Aker and Clifford Hillis were chosen as delegates and John E. Aker and Mrs. Tony Wilms as alternates. Mrs. Glendon Herbert, Dis-

trict Woman Leader, reminded the group of the Institute for the County officers to be held August 18, at Crawfordsville, Trinity Methodist Church. A District meeting will be held 1 September 10 at the new Community Building in Cloverdale. This will be a flower show. Pet and Hobby clinic conducted by Mrs. Chalmer Waddy. Mrs. Guy E. Gross, State Woman {Leader, will be speaking to us. Bring your flowers, a covered dish for the pitch-in-din-nei, and be prepared to enjoy yourself. Mrs. Howard Goff gave a very interesting discussion on flower arrangements while judging the

flowers brought for the fknver show. She also gave pointers on selection of flowers for horticulture exhibits. Mrs. Cyril Johnson and Mrs. Thelma Johns were in charge of the Hobby Show. John Eddie Aker conducted the Coke drink- | ing contest which was won | by Paul Aker, and the pie eating contest which was ] won by John Cantonwine. The I young folks enjoyed Volley Ball ; and Croquet.

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I DELINQUENT TAX SALE NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that the Treaaurer of Putnam County, Indiana, will sell at the south door of the Court House in the City of Greencastle. Indiana. the following tracts of real estate for the payment of delinquent taxes against the same, said safe will begin at 10:00 O’clock D.S.T. on Monday. August 10. 1964. The following property will sefl for full amount of delinquent taxes plus current taxes for the year 1963 payable

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Arthur P. & Mary C. Woodall — Duplicate No. 311 — New Maysville, Lots

22 & 27 — Amount $28.09.

Lulu M. & Alvora Weller — Duplicate No. 294 — Pt. E NE, Sec. 34. 14.50

styled for boavty acres : W NW, Sec. 35. 3.50 acres;

c , , , , j ii _ j Pt. E 14, NE, Sec. 34. 1 acre —Amount

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Amount $8.50.

RUSSELL TOWNSHIP Imogene M. Gorrell — Duplicate No. 2006 — Pt. NW. Sec. 5, 1 acre —Amount

$60.51

CLINTON TOWNSHIP John Spencer — Duplicate No. 2949 NW NE, Sec. 28. .40 acre; NE, Sec. 28, .25 acre — Amount $25.41 BAINBRIDGE TOWN MARION TOWNSHIP Ray Sklmmerhorn — Duplicate No. 5321 — W % SW. Sec. 33, 4 acres — Amount $43.22. MADISON TOWNSHIP Ralph M. Foley — Duplicate No. 12414 — Imp. on leased ground — Amount $313.50 Robert L. & Juaneta Loche — Duplli cate No. 12483 — NE W, Sec. 27, 3.5 j acres — Amount $12.05 Clarence I. & Lilliam L. Lee — Duplicate No. 12492 — Pt. SW NE. Sec. 16, 20 acres — Amount 223.59 I Hubert J. York — Duplicate No. I 12643 — Pt. NE. Sec. 34-18-5. 8.34 acres; Pt. E ec. 34-14-5, .47 acres — I Amount $307.73 WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP C. H Braden — Duplicate No. 13590— Pt W SW Sec. 6, 1 acre — Amount

$9 17

Harold E. & Emma M. Davis — Duplicate No. 13708 — Pt. W 14 SW, Sec. 5. 14 acres: Pt. W y, SW, Sec. 6. 11 acres; Pt. W SW. Sec. 6. 10 acres; Pt. W SW, Sec. 6, 60 acres — Amount $297.81 Chester & Lela Hunter — Duplicate No. 13817 — Pt. SW, Sec. 3. .25 acre \ Amount $38 13. GREENCASTLE CITY Elgin Austin — Duplicate No. 7737 — North, Out Lot 9 — Amount S288.24 James Cecil & Lois E. Spencer — Duplicate No. 9540 — Comm., Lots 13 & 14 Bl. 15 — Amount $90 89 David Arthur & Louise Fern Thomas | —Duplicate No. 9612 — Peck. Lot 5 — Amount $142.93 James F. & Christine Williams — ! Duplicate No. 9734 — Pt. W 14 SW. .25 acre — Amount $153.72 THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY WILL SELL FOR FULL AMOUNT OF DELINQUENT SEWAGE. CERTIFIED TO US BY THE CITY OF GREENCASTLE. Emma & Mary Moore — Duplicate No. 8890 — Plummer Lots 43 & 44 — | Amount $83.32 William & Lucy Sly — Duplicate No. ; 9408 — Peck Out Lot 2 - Block 6 — Amount $16.06 Elgin Austin — Duplicate No 8890— North, Out Lot 9 — Amount $5.67 Carl Arnold, Auditor Putnam County 15-22-29-31

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happened July 30, 1864, naturally were diametrically opposed. Thomas Robson Hay presents facts dispassionately in Dictionary of American History: Maj. Gen. David Hunter, defeated by Maj. Gen. Jubal Early at Lynchburg and forced ■to retreat up the Shenandoah Valley, burned crops and homes of Virginians along the way. Barly dispatched two cavalry- brigades under Brig. Gen. John A. McCausland (a Virginian) to Chambersburg, Pa., in adjacent Vnton territory, to demand a reparation of 9100,000 in gold or $500,000 in greenbacks. H# was ordered to bum the town if the indemnity was not maita. “McCausland went as dbected. No ransom of the amount de-

manded could be paid. The town was burned,” Hay winds up. Mark M. Boatner Ill’s Army history has these annotations: McCausland, who surprised the town at 5:30 a. m. to present the demand, waited until 9 for compliance, then had the 3,000 inhabitants evacuated. Col. Wm. E. Peters, of the 21st Virginia Cavalry, refused to comply with the order to fire the buildings, and was placed under arrest. Other officers and men objected, but the rest applied the torches. Two-thirds of Chambersburg was reduced to ruins. —CLARK KINNAIRD fll Contemporary engraving of ruins at Chambersburg. [From Harper’s Weekly, New York, 1864.]

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CARD OF THANKS WALLACE: We wish to thank our kind neighbors, friends and relatives for expressions of sympathy, lovely floral offerings and other courtesies extended at the passing of our father and brother, Irvin S. Wallace. We also wish to thank Rev. James Kelley, the Putnam County Hospital staff, Dr. Keith Ernst, the organist, the vocalist, the pallbearers and the Harvey Funeral Home for their services rendered. Children and Sister It

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