The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 November 1964 — Page 12

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Wednesday, November 4, 1964

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PUTNAM COUNTY IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT SEPTEMBER TERM, 1964 GREENCASTLE SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION vs DONALD E. BARNARD, et al. CauseNo.20,680 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ON DECREE IN FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE

By virtue of a Decree of Foreclosure to me directed by the Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court in a certain cause bearing No. 20.680 upon the docket of said Court, wherein GREENCASTLE SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION IS Plaintiff and DONALD E. i BARNARD and PATRICIA L. BARN- ! ARD, husband and wife, JAMES T. JEFFRIES and VIRGINIA L. JEFFRIES, husband and wife, and ROBERT A. PERRIN, Referee in Bankruptcy, ; are defendants, requiring me to make the sum of SIX THOUSAND, FOUR

YOU'RE TELLING ME!

-By WILLIAM RITT-

Central Press "Writer

THE RETURN from Daylight Saving to Standard Time didn't do us much good. We slept right through the hour we gained.

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Firemen in Wichita, Kan., freed a stray feline which somehow got stuck in an air conditioner. That was one cool cat!

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A British woman mayor says the world's in bad shape because us men are too quarrelsome. Gosh!—it's SHE whose making a fuss about it!

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A Texas department store is announcing an usual type of (Christmas gift—his and her passenger balloons. Sounds like ideal gifts for a constantlyquarreling couple who are al-

ways telling each other to get

lost. '

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The town of Folkestone, England, reports it has been invaded by huge swarms of spiders. Things like that would bug any

community.

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Despite dieting, the average American's physique has become wider, a furniture industry spokesman reports. Broadly speaking, that is?

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Two Hungarian Olympic athletes flee to the West. Oddly, they were a marksman and a canoeist and not, as you may assume, expert at the running broad jump.

HUNDRED EIGHTY-ETGHT and 7# one hundredths ($6,488.79) DOLLARS, with Interest on said Decree at the rate of six per cent. (6%) per annum, from i the the date of Decree, and costs, and ordering the sale of the real estate | hereinafter described, to make assets j for the payment of said Decree, I will I expose for sale at Public Auction to j the highest bidder on December 5, I 1964, between the hours of ten o’clock A M. and eleven o’clock A. M. on ; said day. at the south door of the ; Courthouse, Greencastle, in Putnam ; County. Indiana, the following de- [ scribed real estate In Putnam County, | Indiana, to-wit:— Part of Lots 10, 11 and 12 in Block Number 2 In the Original Plat of the Town of Roachdale in Putnam County, Indiana, described as follows: — Commencing fifty (50) feet West of the southeast corner of said lot: thence North one hundred fifty (150) feet: thence West fifty (50) feet; thence South one hundred fifty (150) feet Thence East fifty (50) feet to the place of beginning. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation and appraisement laws: and subject to taxes for the year 1964, due and pay-

able in 1965.

HEADING FOR MARS—Here la the relative position of the planets and a model of the 570-pound Mariner, two of which the U. S. la shooting toward Mars from Cape Kennedy during the Nov. 4-Dec. 1 period when Mara la closest to Earth. The mean distance is 141,000,000 miles, and it cozies up even closer in November. The Mariners will be set for TV photos. The flights will take eight to nine months. The Soviet is expected to pull a similar aMiht.

5^4 YOUR HEALTH.

By LESTER L. COLEMAN, BID.

Some Facts About Arthritis

Q: IS ARTHRITIS the same as rheumatism? A: No. Rheumatoid arthritis Is one type of arthritis, but it is not the same as rheumatism. Rheumatoid arthritis, sometimes called “atrophic arthritis” or “chronic infectious arthritis,” f ; | is a disease that || affects the - joints and related structures. Rheumatism § is a confused term which refers mostly to symptoms like pain and stiffDr. Coleman ness. Q: What are some of the common types of arthritis ? A: Besides rheumatoid arthritis, there is arthritis caused by injury, allergy, infection and gout. There is also a form known as “osteoarthritis”; it affects the bones and the joints, especially in the elderly. Q: Can rheumatoid arthritis occur in the young? A: It can occur in infancy and early childhood, in the adolescent, in the adult and in the elderly. In the United States, rheumatoid arthritis is prevalent chiefly in persons over 40. It seems to occur most frequently among women, except in the elderly, where the ratio tends to become equal. Q: Does rheumatoid arthritis occur more frequently in any special type of climate? A: The prevalence of arthritis is know'll to be higher in cold, damp climates. Q: Is “focus of infection” still considered a cause of arthritis? A: There are fewer adherents today to the idea that infected teeth, tonsils and sinuses are the real cause of arthritis. Of course, such infections

TERMS OP SALE WU1 be CASH. The Sheriff will issue to the purchaser a Sheriff’s Deed. Dated at Greencastle. Indiana, this 2nd day of November. 1964. KENNETH KNAUER, Sheriff of Putnam County, Indiana PAUL M. MASON, Deputy Sheriff LYON & BOYD, Attorneys for Plaintiff 4-U-18-3t

In men’s slacks and walking shorts the key words for spring are permanent press, textured blends, more belt loops, and self belts, the National Association of Men’s Sportswear Buyers reports. The no-iron permanent press fabrics are in polyester- ; cotton blends as well as cotton- ) nylon cloths. Many self belts I have brass buckles. Some mak-

ers offer ribbon •portswear belts in regimental colors and stripes.

Synthetic rubber gloves for cleaning are not affected by acid solutions and cleaning fluids.

spring by lapping the veer saccarus — the sugar maple tree — for sap. which they boiled into syrup to sweeten their food.

Little theater suits of crisp firmly woven cotton ottorman ' ride high on fashion’s “most wanted” list. Jackets lean to I blazer lines. Favorite colors: black or white.

Indians of the northeastern United States were the first | maple syrup manufacturers. I They observed the arrival of

Goldwater Will Issue Statement PHOENIX, Ariz. UPI —Sen. Barry M. Goldwater, his presidential hopes buried in the landslide which threatened conservative control of the Republican party, promised to give his analysis of his defeat today The Republican nominee scheduled a meeting with news-

men «t his press headquarters. Ho was expected to make the concession statement which he withheld Tuesday night pending an analysis of the election returns. The meeting was scheduled for noon EST. He was, however, also expected to chart a course for the Republican party in the months ahead. Press Secretary Paul F. Wagner explained that Goldwater delayed his statement to analyze the election results with his top advisers.

Use glass jars for freezing most fruits and vegetables, except those packed in water.

BEING SPRUNG? — A legal move is underway to free Puerto Rican nationalist leader Pedro Albizu, shown in 1950 when his followers attempted to assassinate President Truman.

should be treated, whether or not any causal relationship exists. Q: How can the diagnosis be established of any particular kind of arthritis? A: The exact history of the disease, followed by physical examination, and X-ray study, can in most instances determine the kind and character of the arthritis. Studies of the blood, metabolism and hormones reveal important information on which treatment is subsequently based. Q: How is arthritis treated? A: Physicians devote their attention to the relief af pain, and to the preventiot of incapacitating deformities. The consensus of medical opinion is that the earlier the treatment is begun, the better is the eventual result. Excessive fatigue must be avoided. A well-balanced diet— supplemented with minerals and vitamins—is essential. In special cases, modified exercise, diathermy, hot packs and infrared heat are given. Ultrasonic vibrations and whirlpool baths can bring comforting relief to arthritics. Salicylates (aspirin) are used extensively for relief of pain . . . sometimes around the clock, under medical supervision. The discovery of ACTH and cortisone has brought new horizons of hope for sufferers of arthritis. There is probably no group of patients who are so subjected to exploitation by quackery and fraud as is the arthritic. Your own doctor is the only reliable clearing house for any type of treatment. While Dr. Coleman cannot undertake to answer individual letters, he will use readers! questions in his column whenever possible and when they are of general interest. Address your letters to Dr. Coleman in care of this newspaper.

FRESH FRYER PARTS .

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Breasts or Thighs

lb 59

Drumsticks

LB 49

Whole Legs

ib 55‘

ALLGOOD

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Bacon

''SUPER-RIGHT" CENTER CUTS CANADIAN STYLE LB. GRADE “A” — A&P

99‘

Freestone Peaches

SLICED OR HALVES

1-LB. 13-OZ. CANS

Sliced Bacon

Pure Pork Sausage

NO SLICES REMOVED, 4ft TO *$-LB. AVG.

Fresh Ham Roast >*. 59‘

Wieners

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Sirloin Chops "SUPER-RIGHT" BONE IN

Leg Roast 59 c

99‘ 79‘

A&P, RED SOUR PITTED Cherries 4 s 69

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HALF GALLON

Milk

MEADOW GOLD HOMOGENIZED

3 to. $1.00

BANANAS

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SALTINE ARISTOCRAT Crackers COLD STREAM — PINK

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JANE PARKER — SANDWICH CREME Cookies 3 ,l p b k^ 1.00 JANE PARKER — TWIN PACK Banana Nut Loaf 2 L o£es79c

Coffee Cake Potato Chips

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Cheese Spread

DAIR-COUNTRY IMITATION . . .

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Large Eggs

SUNNY BROOK DOZ. GRADE "A* CTN.

49 c Longhorn Cheese

CHEDDAR . . LB.

65*

Cashmere Baggies

FOR DISHES PINT pp 12c OFF LABEL . • • . 6-OZ. DDC UTILITY BAGS . . 25 COUNT 43C

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Fig Newtons nabisco

Spiced Peaches 3“^79c Pillsbuiy Biscuits 4 can, 39c

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