The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 September 1964 — Page 8

Page8 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22,1964

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

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ton. All of the material can be Inspected dally, except Saturday and Sunday at Indiana State Farm. Putnamvllle, Indiana between the hours of 9:00 A. M. and 11:00 A. M. and 2:00 P. M. and 4:00 P. M. TIME: September 2*. 1964 10 A. M. <EST) TERMS: Cash or Certified Check. 21-lt

STATE OF INDIANA >88: PUTNAM COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF HAROLD HAMRICK STONER. Deceased. Simpson Stoner, Administrator with the Will Annexed III THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT APRIL TERM (Extended), 1964 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S PRIVATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE Notice la hereby given that the undersisncd Administrator win offer for sale At private sale at the banking bouse of First-Citizens Bank and Trust Company, in the City of Greencastle. Vacua: a. at the hour of 10:00 A. M. on in* 9th day of October, 1964. and from <l4p to day thereafter until sold, the :d||o\wrg described real estate In the cSy of Greencastle, Putnam County. Indiana, to-witf

Part of Lot 41 In the Original Plat of the town, now city, of Greencastle. Putnam County, Indiana, described as follows: Beginning at a point on the f'ast line of said lot. said point being 7S feet north of the southeast comer of said lot: thence west 56 feet to an iron stake; thence north 27-3a feet, more or less, to the north Uce of eaid lot. thence east to the northeast corner; thence south to the place of begin, rung, for cash. Abstract of Title continued to date will be furnished. Said .-ale will be made free and clear of all leins and encumberances, Including taxes for the year 1964. payable in 1965. SIMPSON STONER. Administrator with the Will Annexed of the Estate of Harold Hamrick Stoner, deceased. LYON 3 BOYD. Attorneys. 15-22-2»-3t

following Scrap Iron and Miscellaneous Junk located at: INDIANA STATE FARM ROUTE 40 PUTNAMVILLE. INDIANA Consisting of: Approximately 26 each Bed* with hoist 11 each Holsts 10 ton Grader Blades (cut) 50 lbs. Stainless Steel 1000 lbs. Hubs 200 lbs. Boosters 42 each Transmissions 7 ton Springs 1 ton Crankshafts 75 ton Light Scrap Steel 35 ton Heavy Scrap Steel 10 ton Scrap Signs 5 ton Scrap Shet Steel ifenders etc) 2 ton Galv. Scrap 1 only Hydraulic Wheel Scoop 600 each Batteries 49 each Rear Ends 40 e*ch Front Ends 6o each Junk Radiators 'cleaned) 1 lot Mower Tractor Tires 1 lot Truck Tires 5 ton Rags 1000 lbs. Copper *25 lbs. Brass The State reserves the right to reject any and all hies. All material shall be weighed at a scale designated by Supt. Indiana State Farm, and duplicate certulcates furnished. Charges to be paid by the successful bidder. All bids must be on the basis of two thousand (2000) lbs. net

FINCASTLE NEWS The Country Club's annual wiener roast was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shannon and daughters on Wednesday evening. There were seventeen members with their families and the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Clodfelter and children, Mrs. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hutchinson and Linda and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie PrzyblskL The farm sale at Mr. and Mrs. Vic Sawyer’s was very well attended Wednesday. William Boiler returned to his home from the Culver Hospital the last of the week. Mrs. Verna Miller entered the Danville Hospital Saturday for treatment. Mrs. Olive Baird and Mrs. ( Nona Eouth visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fry Sunday after-

noon.

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Przybylski of Chicago have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grider the past week. Lewis Bales is on the sick list. Mrs. Dennis Clodfelter and Mrs. Maude Brothers called on Mr. and Mrs. Lee Andrews Sunday afternoon during open house honoring them on their sixty-fourth wedding anniver-

sary.

David Baird in company with • Bob Chastain of Roachdale I spent their vacation in Florida j and other states. Bob Watson of Greenfield j called on Mr. and Mrs. Orville I Fosher Saturday. | Rachel and Sandra Webb NEWEST TREND

have been staying with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Borden while their parents are away. Saturday aft- | ernoon they visited Johnny. Billie, Ronnie, Jimmie and

Becky Joe Brothers.

Mrs. Olive Baird and David ! called on Mrs. Blanche Graham (who is confined to the Putnam

; County Hosptial.

Mrs. Audrey Hammond and daughter, Sharon, visited Mr.

; and Mrs. Joe Brothers Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Halton and son. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon j Demoret and children, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keck and family and Mrs. Frank Clark were Sunday guests of Mrs. Alice Keck and Mrs. Mae Priest. James Passwater tore up his car Friday night when it left the road and struck a tree.

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A NEW and exciting drug called DMSO is causing a sensation in the scientific and medical world. The letters DMSO are short for Dimethyl Sulfoxide. The drug was discovered, or actually rediscovered, by Dr. Stanley W. Jacob and Dr. Robert Herschler of the | University of Oregon Medical School. The original | discovery oc- , , , curred about , v 100 years ago, when it was found to be a Dr. Coleman by-product in the process of manufacturing paper. Only ten years ago did it come to scientific attention again when it was observed, and found useful as a chemical solvent and an anti-freezing agent. Medical Coincidence Its medical possibilities came to light, as frequently happens In science, by sheer coincidence. A chemist, working with DMSO, noticed that after washing his hands in this solvent, he was aware of a peculiar sensation in his mouth. There was a sudden, distinctive taste of oysters, and an odor of garlic on his breath. This happened each time he washed his hands. Had this simple observation been overlooked, DMSO might have been unrecognized and unnoticed for ita medical possibilities. Curiosity Paid Off At first, out of sheer curiosity, the Oregon scientists began to explore the drugs’ po tential, and thus started to uncover many of its bizarre and exciting medical properties. The enthusiastic claims are almost too good to be true. Bursitis, forms of arthritis, sprains, headaches, and sinusitis are said to be relieved and even cured by this strange, new and unverified “miracle drug.'’

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