The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 August 1964 — Page 5

THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1964 PageS

Real Estate

SHETRONE REAL ESTATE 302 S. Ind. St. Ph. OL 3-9315

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Avenue C—A nice 5 rm. home, tub bath, storm windows, and nice size lot. Priced at $5,000 and immediate possession. A duplex within 2 talks, of the square, has 4 rooms and bath down and 3 rms. and bath up. j So if you’re looking for a j nice home and income that! will make the payments, then

call to see this one.

In Manhattan—A mod. 5 rm home, large lot, trees and

$6,000.

On College South—A large older home—has 5 rms and bath down and 3 rooms and bath up. A nice home for income or the large family— Price

18.000.

A large home that has rooms to spare—5 bedrooms, large i livingroom, cheerful kitchen, i bath and half, new gas fur-1 nace. Priced at $15,500: Hillcrest — 3 bedroom modern. Loan can be assumed, possession immediately. E. Seminary—Lovely big home, large living room, bedrooms and den, 2 full baths. Full basement and possession now. Call us — we have others. ~REAL ESTATE FORTsALE' In College District ONE of the better built older homes, 4 bed rms., 2-story, oak floors, full basement, large fenced in back yard, 2car garage. 16.13 Acres — $4000.00 NEAR Cateract Lake: 3-rm. frame house with basement, low taxes. South Bloomington St. 5-rm house, almost % acre lot, $7000.00. Looking For Shade? SEE this immac. 5-rm. bungalow, new built-ins, full basement, large lot. Naomi Boesen, Realtor 816 E. Hanna, Ph. OL 3-3363

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FOR SALE: Because of my recent promotion in a company of which I am associated, we will sell our restaurant, located Jet. 40 & 43. Phone OL-3-3503 or contact owners in apartment below the restaur-

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I FOR SALE: Purebred Hereford heifers. Ruby Clodfelter. Phone Pershing 9-2198 or Pershing 9-2197. 26-5p FOR SALE: Registered - Holstein bull, one year old. This bull w-as reserve grand champion at the Putnam County Fair. John W. Cash, Phone CH6-4587 28-2p FOR SALE: Hampshire and Columbia cross buck lamb. A nice one. Evelyn Dennis, Bainbridge. 28-2p FOR SALE: Spotted Poland male hog. Floyd O. Rains, Reelsville Route 1. Phone 672-3456. 27-3t FOR SALE: Purebred or registered Hampshire Boars. Cecil English. Phone 522-6880, Bainbridge. 28-2t Plan now for fall and winter breeding to Noba bulls. Call Keith Ferrand, OL 3-4544.

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FOR SALE: Registered Holstein bulls. Marion and Keith Ferrand. Phone OL 3-4544 or

OL 3-9636.

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Musical Instruments Will rent you a small spinet piano in excellent condition. Mrs. Robert Loring. OL 3-4888 local representative Riddick Piano Co 11-tf. FOR SALE: Used violin, excellent condition. Phone 5226286, Bainbridge. 28-2p

Pets

LOOKING FOR SECUR - E JOB? Train for U.S. Civil Service tests. See our ad under Instruction classification. Lincoln Service. Established 1948. Aug. 29-31-Sept. 1-8-14-15-21-22-28-29. 10-p FOR SALE: AKC Registered Dachshund puppies, 6 weeks old. Clean, odorless pets. Paul Dillsauer. Ph. 246-4664.

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Marine Items FOR SALE: 20 ft Mahogany inboard with Chrysler Marine eng. Nice. $975.00 Ph. CH 6-3558, Fillmore. 27-6t

FOR RENT: Unfurnished lower apartment All utilities paid. Adults. OL 3-4833. 28-tf FOR RENT: 3 room modern unfurnished downstairs apartment, private bath, private entrance. Phone OL 3-3866. 29-Sept.-l-2p

Wanted

WANTED: Homes for pups. Ray Skimmerhorn. Mt. Meridian. 29-3p WANTED: Carrier boy for

Cloverdale — Banner-News Notice

route. Phone OL 3-9070 after 1:30. 7-tf. WANTED TO RENT:“Garage space for car for coming school year. Write: William Taggert, 3525 A Vista Ave., St. Louis 4, Mo. 28-5t

WANTED

Austin Plumbing & Heating Co Sales, installation and service. Phone OL 3-3913 for prompt courteous service.

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ROOF PROBLEMS ? For a new roof or repair that we can both be proud of; Call 8452787 or write Jim Harman. Stilesville R. 1. Free estimate. All new work guaranteed. T-T-S-tf

By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D.

Vaccines Prevent Dread DPT

Automotive

Remember East Side Motor Sales for expert body work painting, wheel alignment and mechanical work. Over 30 years experience. Free estimates. 27-tf FOR SALE: 1955“Ford~409 Berry Street. 26-t4 FOR - SALE :~’59 _ Chevrolet % ton pickup Fleetside. Phone OL 3-6478. 27-3p

Home Items FOR SALE: Good used gas floor furnace. Phone OL 36071 28-2p FOR SALE: Good used Kelvinator refrigerator. Phone OL 3-5738 after 4:00 p. m. 28-3p

FOR SALE: Nice I960 Ford Fairlane 4 door sedan. V-8 automatic transmission. A-l throughout. Phone OL 3-5337. 28-2t

FOR SALE: Art-Appolo electric player baby grand piano, 85 antique piano rolls, 2 grandfather clocks, one floor model, both work. See John Edwards at Groveland. 27-3t

Farm Items FOR SALE! (2 - M - Ei corn picker. Ross Alice, 108 Taylor Place, Greencastle. Ph. OL 3-4072. 24-tf FOR SALE: Massey Harris self-propelled corn picker. Used only on small acreage Clayton Cash, East of Cloverdale on 42. 28-2p FOR SALE: 3—Hereford Steers. Harold Smith. Hendricks and Put. Co. Line road on U.S. 36. or call Amo— 845-2698 28-2p FOR SALE: Hampshire - boars; ! open gilts, also bred gilts. ! Earl Bridges, Roachdale. Route 1. Phone 596-7283.

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FOR SALE: 9 x 15 wool rug, or trade for baby high chair; also electric water heater. Phone 526-2228 28-2t SINGER SIX - MONTHS - OLD *41.08 FULL PRICE Lovely walnut cabinet model. Assume six payments of $6.83 monthly. The machine monograms, appliques, darns, sews forward and reverse, equipped zig-zag. Warranty included. Call OL-3-3987. 24-tf SINGER ZIG-ZAG *37.43 FULL PRICE Beautiful walnut cabinet. Assume six payment* of $6.24 monthly. N o attachments needed to zig-zag, monogram, make buttonholes, darn, applique, mend, sew on buttons, etc. Warranty included. Call OL-3-3987. 24-tf FOR SALE: Used spinet piano. Kersey Music Store North on 43. 29-2t

FOR SALE: 1956 Ford, 2 door, hardtop Victoria, good tires, in good running condition Priced to sell. Seeing is believing. Phone OL 3-9628. 28-2p TIRES— Gulf Tires are now made with new Gulfflex rubber. The super mileage rubber made from petroleum Get your fully guaranteed tires at K & K Gulf station at new low prices. 29-5-12-3t.

For Sale FOR - SALE: - At Earley’s on Fox Ridge. Sweet corn, green beans, tomatoes. Phone OL 35891. 24-6t. FOR SALE: Fryers. H.S. Alice. Phone 526-2372. 27-29-2p FOR SALE: Little blue damsel plums. Charles Lemmink. Ph. OL 3-3041. 29-2p. Mobile Homes

FOR SALE or RENT: No money down — 1 bedroom trailer on large lot. Howard Moore. Ph. OL 3-4061. 12-tf FOR SALE: Mobile Home. 55 x 10, 3 bedrooms. Like new. Very reasonable. Phone Roachdale 596-3883. 27-3p

For Rent FOR RENT: 114 So. Jackson. Upper unfurnished one bedroom apartment. Heat and water furnished. $65. Phone E. H. Collins A Co. OL 3-3255. 19-tf FOR RENT: ModenTfour - room upper furnished apartment, heat furnished, adults. Available Sept. 1. Phone OL 3-3961. 22-tf FOR RENT: 2 bedroom modern, gas heat, fenced yard. Available immediately. See James Green, 606 South Jackson. 24-tf FOR RENT: 3 bedroom stone house, new linoleum, new gas furnace, nice yard. 200 East Berry Street. Phone Mrs. William Ruddick, Bloomington, 336-6737. 26-4t FOR RENT: Apartment, furnished, utilitites furnished. 210 Bloomington Street. 27-3p FOR RENT: 5 room. 2 bedroom modern house. Gas heat, garage. full attic and basement. 614 E. Walnut St. Phone OL 3-6259. 28-4p. FOR RENT: 2 bedroom lower apartment. Newly decorated. Stove, refrigerator and heat furnished. $85.00 per month. Contact Bob Jackson. OL 36662. 28-4t

Ride to Indiana State, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Call OL 3-4488. 26-6p WANTED: Cesspool cleaning. Ernest Williams, 2 miles east on Airport Road. Phone OL 3-3274. 20-12p WANTED: Rug, carpet uphuistery and wall cleaning. The Nation Wide Service Master System available thru be^cr stores everywhere. For service in Putnam County call OL 3-3562. 17-tf. WANTED: Two piano students to fill openings of experienced teacher. Phone OL 3-9409.

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WANTED: Cement work of all kinds, chimney repairs. James Sims. Reelsville. Phone 672-3170. th-f-s-tf. WANTED: Baysitting in your home. days. Call OL 3-6202 after 4. 28-3p WANTED: Breeding ewes, feeder lambs. Phone OL 3-3918 after 6 p. m. 25-27-29-Sept. l-3-5-6t WANTED: Good brooder house or small building. Phone 5226772 29-2p WANTED: ironings and sewing in my home. Phone OL 3-3836. 29-5t I Wanted—Men WANTED: Men and women to help dress turkeys. See or call W. R. Haltom, 795-4592 or E. R. Snyder, 795-4346.

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WANTED: A bartender. Owl Cafe, Stilesville. 25-6p

No hunting, no fishing, no tres-

passing on the Hendrix farm

southeast of Putnamville. Vio-;

lators prosecuted whenever apprehended. 25-6t

In consideration of our school j

age employees, the CloverQueen Drive-In will close at

10:00 P.M. on School Nights |

beginning August 31st.

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NFO NEWS On the local livestock market scene the pressure of the NFO withholding action continues to make itself felt. Although prices are fully $1.00 higher, receipts continue to remain less than one-half the normal number according to NFO tallies. At 4:45 Friday afternoon approximately 700 had been bought at the local yards; of these, only about half were “local” hogs. Some were shipped in from other stock yards to meet shipping orders; all such animals are counted twice— that the original yard and again on the home front This practice tends to give a distorted view of the actual number sold across the country. However, there seems to be no immediate end to to the holding action as NFO members are tenaciously battling to force meat packers to meet their proposals.

Wanted—Women HELP WANTED: Office girl for local office, age 21 to 40. Light typing, light bookkeeping, telephone answering 5 days. Address Box 33, Daily Banner. 26-3t

VOTICE OF ADMIVISTRATIOV It: the Circuit Court of Putnam County. Jndlana. Notice Is hereby given that Melvin Smith was on the 2#th day of August. 1#««. gppolnted Executor of the Win of Rallie Hibbs. deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or i.ot now due. must file the same In said court within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or eatd claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle. Indiana this 21th day of August. l»64 Probate Cause No 10.433 Lyon k Boyd. Attorneys Jack P Hinkle Clerk of the Circuit Court for Putnam County. Indiai.a

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THE LETTERS DPT represent one of our greatest accomplishments in the safeguarding of the health of our children. D (diptheria), P (pertussis, or whooping cough), and T (tetanus) are now preventable diseases because of safe and successful vaccines. There is still only one factor that allows - these diseases to take an unnecessary yearly toll in illness and even in Dr. Coleman death. That is the carelessness, neglect and apathy that counteract the remarkable victories against DPT by the failure to be immunized. Many Children Unprotected It is pathetic and deplorable that there are still today about 15,000,000 pre-school children who are incompletely, inadequately immunized, or are completely deprived of the available protective immunizations. Six out of every ten children under the age of five are being needlessly exposed to the dangers of disease by "putting off” vaccination. Added to these statistics is the inexcusable failure to protect against polio. Even the painful memories of young polio victims in wheel chairs or with legs in braces apparently do not sufficiently affect some people, who still continue to disregard the importance of using these successful vaccines. Thousands of children have not yet been given the advantage of this protection, one of medicine’s all-time great contributions to mankind. Educational Campaign Public health officials are desperately waging an all-out educational campaign, against the unconcerned indifference of parents and guardians who deny their children the advantage* of these precious health safeguards. Th* United States Communi-

cable Disease Center in Atlanta, Georgia, is directing its efforts toward the lower economic group. The rate of immunization among children in this group is about 50 per cent less than among more privileged children. But health should not be, must not be, and is not a special privilege. Protection against these dread diseases is available free of charge to every single person in America. Takes Few Minutes The only cost is a few minutes of time — hardly an unreasonable price to pay for the gift of health. Can you afford not to protect your child against these crippling and killing diseases? Where can one get free immunization ? Vaccination is available to everyone who seeks it. No one, regardless of financial status, need be deprived of these vaccinations. Physicians and hospital clinics, In cooperation with local and federal public health agencies. will arrange for free preventive innoculations. In most instances the only cost is a telephone call or letter. Flexible Schedule How soon after birth should infants be immunized? The schedule of vaccination is fairly flexible. In general, diphtheria, whooping cough, tetanus and polio innoculations may be started any time after the infant is about one and a half months old. Smallpox vaccination should be performed before the child is one year old. The timing of reinforcing, or "booster” shots and the initial innoculation depends on the judgment of your physician. These columns are designed to relieve your fears about health through a better understanding of your mtnd and body. AH the hopeful new advances in medicine reported here are known to doctors everywhere. Your individual medical problems should be handled by your oton doctor. He knows you best.

ST in Safety! THE FRIENDLY -Citizens Bank & Trust (Member FDIC)

If you fail to receive your copy of The Daily Banner Call Ol 3-9070 before six o'clock.

superstition to wear No. 13 on their uniforms.

Upland Undefeated In Tourney Play LITTLE ROCK. Ark. UPI— Undefeated Upland, Calif., favored to win the American Legion Junior World Series championship, faces Charlotte, N.C., today. Upland gave Charlotte its only tournament loss earlier Detroit and Lewiston, Idaho, pair off with one loss each, in today’s only other game. Winners on the two games will meet Sunday afternoon in the series finals. In action Friday, Detroit bombed Waterloo, Iowa, 11-2; Charlotte beat New Orleans 6-5 and Upland downed Lewiston 5-0. The Iowa team contributed tc its own defeat with seven errors. Detroit pitcher Bob Sobbich went seven innings to lead the attack.

FOUNDING I NEW YORK UPI—The National Football League and the ! All- American conference, founded In 1946. merged on Dec. 9, 1949.

(Q 1964, King Features Syndicate, lac.)

WANTED: Waitress, 20-35 years old to cook short orders and work In dining room. $35.00 a week. Phone 6723358. 11-tf HELP WANTED: Curb waitress. Short hours-11-2 5 or 6 days a week. Contact Bob Jackson. Double Decker Driver-In. 26-3t

FOR RENT: 3 bedroom house in town. Call 3-5820. 28-3t FOR RENT: 2 large rooms for storage or business. Also 2 apartments with gas stove and refrigerator. Phone OL 3-3637, 29-3p

WANTED:: Waitress. Transportation furnished. Bon-Ton Restaurant. Bainbridge. 28-4t

Business Service

VICTOR HALL NEAL FURNACES AND AIRCONDITTONERS. FREE ESTIMATES. I INSTALL AND SERVICE. BOSWELL HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING CO. 115 E. Columbia. 29-tf NOW AVAILABLE: Mailing list of Putnam Co. names and addresses on gummed labels, by towns, or complete. Richard Coffman, 2 S. Madison. OL 3-4987. 28-2p Excellent, efficient and - economical, that’s Blue Lustre carpet and upholstery cleaner. Rent Electric shampooer $1.00 Headley Hardware. Sat-tf

State at Indian* Putnam County. SS: In The matter of the Petition of Mike Sullivan for Chance of Name by his Next Friend. Kathleen Smith No. 20»58 II The putnam Circuit Court, April Term (extended). 1»64 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME NoUce ts hereby given that the above named peUUoner by his next friend. Kathleen Smith, has filed his peUtion to chance his name to John Michael Smith, and that said petlUon will come up for examination and action at 10:00 o'clock A. M. on the 26th day of October. 1064. MIKE SULLIVAN Petitioner Frank G. Stoessel. Attorney for the Peutioner 2»-5-12-3t

Sports ★ ★ (Continued from Page 4) League Standings—

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NOT SUPERSTITIOUS LOS ANGELES (UP)— Don BALTIMORE, Md. (UPI) — Shu y- Los Angeles Rams’ 260Pitchers Steve Barber of the P°u nd rookie lineman from Baltimore Orioles and Bill Faul Clemson. has eaten a dozen egg* of the Detroit Tigers are the a P ound bacon at break* ■ only major leaguers who defy fast.

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McIntosh Apples, and Fresh Made Cider MOORE’S ORCHARD at Raccoon State Road 43 MASONRY CONTRACTORS to install atone in area. Must have your awn equipment. Apply at Stone Sales & Service, Inc. 4600 Bluff Road, Indianapolis. Call Collect ST 7-1334 between 4 and 6 p.m.

Blanche M. Patterson Chiropodist - Podiatrist WEDNESDAY, SEPT 2nd 208 Spring Ave. Phone OL 3-3964 for appointment

HOME APPLIANCES We carry a fuU line of Kelvinator Mashers, Dryers, Refrigerators and Ranges because — — 1. Better by reputation. 2. Better Guaranteed. 3. Longer life span. 4. Cheaper—because they build more into them. RUS-SELLS FURNITURE North Side of Square

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By Jimmv Hatlo

FOR RENT EMERY RENTALS CALL 522-9292 BAINBRIDGE 1-4 Room newly furnished and decorated apartment, $85.00 per month, heat and water furnished. (Greencastle) 1-4 Room newly decorated apartment furnished. $75.00 per month, heat and water furnished. (Greencastle) 1-4 Room unfurnished apartment, $65.00 per month, heat and water furnished. (Greencastle) 1 Nice custom Spartan Trailer, nice large lot, (Greencastle) $65.00 per month. 1-3 Room House in Clinton Falls — not modern, $12.00 per month.