The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 November 1964 — Page 7

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Real Estate

NEARLY NEW SUBURBANS Fillmore Road Problem free living: with l 1 /* baths, large family kitchen - - - no closing costs. Manhattan Road Big garage, big kitchen, big living room, big bedrooms— $15,000. Or phone Austin Howard about a rural home with 6 acres; or if you enjoy a wooded acre and shiny bungalow Austin can supply the details. E. H. Collins & Co.

OL 3-3255

OL 3-3828 27-lt.

B'ORrSALETRepossessed house in Roachdale for $6,700 with $500 down and $65 mo. Greencastle Savings & Loan Assoc. 5-t.

FOR SALE By Owner 2 New Home* in Cloverdale, near school and downtown. Gas heat, city sewage, blade fop drives. One has attached garage, other has 2-car garage. Washer and Dryer. Large lots. These can bo seen anytime. Gladys E. Ray, Builder East Logan St. Phone 795-4861 Cloverdale, Indiana

FOR SALE: Spring Duroc boars. Howard Gough & Son, Roachdale. Phone 596-7693. Oct. 31-18t FOR SALE;" 14 white - faced calves weight 450. Harry Bond, Reelsville. 26-3p FOR SALE: Registered Quarter horses. Phil Jordan. Phone OL 3-3770. 6-13-20-27-4p. BOR SALE: Saddles, bridles, halters, blankets, leads, carts, harness and tack of all kinds for horse or pony. Morris Williams, \'2 mile west of Brick Chapel. Fri-tf

FOR RENT: House, S unfurnished rooms. Phone OL 3-4244. 16-tf.

FOR RENT: An efficiency, furnished or unfurnished. Inquire custodian. Cole Apartments. 31-tf.

WANTED: Used post cards 1904 to 1913. China dolls or doll heads. Locket chain with slide, other Antiques. Cecil Cunningham, Bellmore, Ind. Box 21. 13-20-27-4-ll-18-25-7p

FOR RENT: Upper apartment, 3 rooms, unfurnished, pleasant outlook, heat. Near campus. Adults. OL 3-5061. 11-tf

FOR SALE: Baby calves. Eric Boesen, Greencastle Route 2. Phone OL 3-5376. £7-2t. FOR SALE’ At Morton*]Sale Barn Mon., Nov. 30: 12 hog feeders; 1 square creep feeder; 1 tank heater. 27-lp.

Musical Instruments WURLITZER ORGANS] like new 2 in one organ —Dad plays it as a cord organ — Mom plays it as a complete spinet organ —only $695. See Jim Hampton, Wurlitzer Factory Retail Store representative. Phone OL 3-3755. 21-6t. Home Items

FOR RENT: 4 room double, unfurnished. $50.00. Close to town. Gas heat. Phone OL 33249. 5-tf FOR RENT: Apartment at 612 South College, ground floor, automatic gas heat. Phone OL 3-3291. 27-lt

For Sale

FOR SALE: Model airplanes, large variety, make good Xmas gifts, also extra engines. OL 3-3619 or see Jack Leonard. 27-2p. FOR SALE: Guitar and carrying case. In excellent condition. Phone 526-2174. 27-lp FOR SALE: Groceries, meats, hardware, long wearing Wolverine shoes, Ball-Brand rubber footwear and hundreds of other items at reasonable and sensible prices. Come to us for your needs. You will be glad you did. Open every week day. Closed Sundays until further notice. Boesen Stop-Shop Store. Putnamville. 20-27-4-ll-4p

SHETRONE REAL ESTATE 302 S. Ind. St. Ph. OL S-9315 FARMS FOR SALE In Warren Twp. 167 A., 100 tillable, rest good pasture with 2 good springs, some nice young timber of all kinds, good fence and large 7 room semi-modern home also modern home, has 3 large rooms and bath, enclosed back porch, oil furnace and lots of shade. In Monroe Twp., 110 A., 77 tillable, rest good bluegrass pasture, spring water, good fence, large modern home, good barn and tool shed, thi sfarm is well located and in good state of cultivation. 40 A., 18 A. of extra good tillable ground, rest timber and pasture, has nice 6 room semi-modern home, small barn, plenty of water and good fence. 160 A. located west has new all electric 3 bedroom home, small farrow ing house, 84 A. tillable some good pasture and nice young timber. 27-2t.

Farm Items FOR SALE: Monday, November 30th: Morton Sale Barn: 7 good Hereford cows; 6 good Angus cows; 21 Angus steers and heifers; 15 Hereford steers and heifers; 25 mixed steers and heifers; 80 feeder pigs; 35 heavy shoats; 3 sows and pigs; 1 Jersey milk cows; 1954 6 cylinder Ford truck; flat bed and stock rack; completely overhauled. Earl F. Stalker, mgr.; Stalker & Campbell, auuctioneers. It.

SINGER SIX MO. OLD $36.17 FULL PRICE Walnut cabinet included. Make six payments of $6.03 monthly. Sews backward and forward, over pins, darns and mends, sews on zippers, monograms, appliques, equipped to zig-zag, warranty included. Call OL 3-3987. Nov. 27-tf. FOR SALE: Super flame, two burner stove, used about 2 months. Large oil tank. Will sell separate. Also Coal circulator with jacket. Ph. OL 39228. 27-lp FOR SALE: Gas dryer; 59 inch glass door shower enclosure. Phone OL 3-4004. 25-27-2p SINGERZIG-ZAG $41.24 FULL PRICE A-l condition with warranty. Beautiful walnut cabinet. Assume seven payments of $5.89 monthly. Makes fancy fashion designs, buttonholes, sews on buttons, monograms, blind hems, and all other fancy work built into machine. Call OL 3-3987. Nov. 27-tf.

For Rent

FOR RENT: 6 room modern house. Tele. OL 3-3906. 27-lp. FOR RENT: 5 room modern house, newly decorated, gas furnace. Phone OL 3-4006 Sunday or after 6:00 p.m. week days. 27-2p. FOR RENT: Four room apartment, steam heat, water furnished, $65.00. Children welcome. 10 Olive. Phone OL 3-4059. 27-2p. FOR RENT: Two bedroom house, $85.00. gas heat, l 1 ^ baths, basement garage, large lot. 7 Wood Street. Phone OL 3-4059. 27-2p.

FOR RENT: New 3-bedroom home, 2 mile out. OL3-6929.

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FOR RENT: Modem 3 bedroom home, full basement, gas heat. In Cloverdale. Call 7954268 after 4:00 p. m. 25-6p FOR RENT: 3 room modern furnished apartment, automatic gas heat and other utilities furnished. 410 South Jackson Street. 27-lp.

FOR SALE: CB 5-channel, fiberglass whip with bumper mount, $85.00. Ph. CH 63558. 25-6t FOR SALE: House to be moved or torn down, 28x26; also Wheat straw. 4 miles south of Belle Union. Hansel Nichols. 795-6688. 26-3p FOR SALE: Social size envelopes, (63/4 size) 15 for 10c, 40 for 25c, 100 for 50c. Business size. (No. 10), 10 for 10c, 28 for 25c, 67 for 50c. Commercial Printing Department, The Daily Banner tf Automotive Remember East Side Motor Sales for expert body work painting, wheel alignment and mechanical work, fiver 311 y*.ars experience. Free estimates. 27-tf FOR SALETNice ’31“Model A. Runs good. Ph. CH 6-3558. 25-6t FOR SALE: ’57 Chevrolet 4 door sedan, radio, 6 cylinder, automatic transmission. Phone Amo 845-2359. 25-27-30-Dec. l-4p FOR _ SALE7’49 Chevrolet pickup, mechanically good. Slim’s Shell Service, 506 South Bloomington. 27-2p

WANTED: Riders to Indianapolis, 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Call OL 3-4488 after 6 p. m. 25-27- Dec. 2-4-9-ll-6t

WANTED: Rug, carpet upholstery and wall cleaning. The Nation Wide Service Master System available thru better stores everywhere, for service in Putnam Cor r >ty call OL 3-3562 M-W-F tf WANTED TO BUY: Small piano. Lewis J. Cassada, phone 795-4557. Route 1, Quincy. 27-2p.

Wanted—Women

PART TIME HELP: Tel. solicitors and delivery help. Apply Mr. Nix, Commercial Hotel 9 a.m.-6p.m. 27-2p.

We will have Christmas Trees at the Country Store Friday, December 4th at the Armory opening at 3 p. m. by Sherwood Christian Church. 27-lt Shop Early and use our Lay-A-Way Plan. Basement Toyland Now Open at ACE HARDWARE on the West Side of the Square, Greencastle. 13-16-18-20-23-25-27-7t.

Business Service

Bland Coal Co. Indiana & Eastern Coal. Now located at 113 N. Elizabeth St. Phone OL 3-4732 or OL 3-3847. 23-tf BROZENSKE SAW MILL. Feeders, hog houses & gates, all wood farm buildings made to order. 3 Vs miles south of Putnamville School. Ph. OL 3-5389. Nov. 23-llt. HEARING AID SUPPLIES Batteries and accesories for all makes and models. Mason Jewelers (Tick Tock Shop) 18 West Washington St. M-W-Ff-t Hearing aid batteries and supplies. All makes. Open 24 hours a day. Commercial Hotel. Courtesy Beltone Hearing Service. M-W-F-tf

SEWERS cleaned with electric root cutter. Plumbing repairs and replacements. James Green 606 So Jackson St M-W-K-tf WE COPY PICTURES~Grab your 95c picture from the dept, store and bring it to us for copying. For instance: 3 SxlO’s, $4.80—3 5x7’s, $3.75. Ralph Taylor Photography, next to the Gas Company. Fri.-Tf PICTURES COPIED—Hotel or traveling photographers pictures copied 6 - 5x7’s, $6.00 Ralph Taylor Photography OL 3-5221 Fri-tf

Notice

Wanted—Men

Large company can use 2 men with cars willing to work five days er week, 7 1 /a hours per day. $3.50 an hour plus $26 a week bonus. Call or contact Mr. Ayre, Hedge’s Motel, between 7 and 9 p.m. evenings. 25-6p

WANTED: Janitor, not over 60 years. Apply Voncastle Theater. 25-3t Wanted

WANTED: Used pianos. Write directions to Box 2081, Muncie, Ind. or call collect 2821108. Nov. 17-30t WANTED~TO~BUYTIStanding Timber. Top prices paid. Call Crawfordsville, Indiana, EM 2-5337. 21-6p WANTED: Feather beds $376b each; Wall telephones $5.00 """h; old clocks and other antiques. Cecil Cunningham, Box 21, Bellmore, Indiana. 30-6-13-20-27-4-ll-7p

CHRISTMAS Tree Lot will open Friday, November 27th. Christmas trees, wreaths and garlands. Corner of Broadway and Main. Monnett Groceries. 23-5t Attention Mobile Home owners: First ten applications accepted for mobile home living at VanBibber Lake Mobile Home Park, will receive six months free rent, become a charter member of the new beach club under construction. Call PE 9-2341, Route 1, Greencastle. 24-6t. CHRISTMAS - BAZAAR^ Catholic Ladies, Friday, December 4, 10:00 a. m. in the Chapel east of St. Paul’s. Gifts, homemade foods, candies and other articles. 23-25-27-30-Dec. 112-3-71 As the weather is getting cold, don’t forget the birds. We will have bird houses and feeders at the Sherwood Christian Church Country Store, Friday December 4th at the Armory. 27-lt EACH using renews your delight. Wipe Lustre rug cleaner does it right. Herriott’s Paint. 27-lt NOTICE: Eastern Star Rummage Sale, Saturday at the Court House. 27-lp

No Settlement Seen In Strike TERRE HAUTE UPI — A strike against the Tribune-Star Publishing Co., now in its fifth week, remained deadlocked today with no indication that a settlement was in sight. About 300 members of four unions have been on strike in a contract dispute against the city’s two newspapers, the morning Terre Haute Star and the afternoon Terre Haute Tribune, since Oct. 22. Several meetings have been held, with federal mediators sitting in, but no progress was reported. Earlier this week, a union spokesman said the strike may not be settled until next March. Company officials said no new meetings were scheduled. They declined further comment. A union spokesman said members of the striking unions were seeking a $5 weekly pay increase and fringe benefits.

400-550 lb. 11.75-12.50. Cattle 400; calves 15; steady; few choice steers 24.50; few high good and low choice 23.75, few high good and choice heifers 22.00-23.00; few cows steady cutter and utility 10.00-12.00; bulls and vealers scarce. Sheep 725; steady; choice and prime wooled lambs 19.50-21.00.

Th« Daily Bannar, Graaneastla, Indiana Friday, November 27, 1964

LOCAL LIVESTOCK CENTER Weight 190-210 15.00 - 15.50

TRUCK GRAIN Corn 1.08 Beans 2.74 Oats 65 Wheat 1.30

Bakery Robbed

COLUMBUS, Ind. UPI — Sap’h Doughnut Mill, an allnight bakery, was held up and robbed of $432 late Thursday ! night by two men. Dorothy Moore and Kathleen Blake, who went on duty as clerks, said one bandit stood in the door holding a gun while the other took the money from a cash register.

Ontario. When completed, the monorail would be the only one of this type and size in the nation. At present there is a one-mile monorail from downtown Seattle, Wash., to the site of the Seattle Exposition, another operates at Disneyland and there is one at the New York World's Fair. The proposed facility at Union Station would include passenger ticketing and processing, a heliport, automobile parking and the monorail. The point-to-point monorail between Union Station and the airport would be elevated 20 feet and would whisk passengers across the city in 12 to 15 minutes for $1.50 per passenger. Eventually Union Station would include facilities for vertical and short takeoff aircraft. According to Moore, the planes using these facilities probably would be making commercial flights up to 600 miles, | providing links between centers of large metropolitan areas. Moore said the monorail sys-

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Dies At Funeral INDIANAPOLIS UPI —Raymond E. Lewis, 77, Indianapolis, died of a heart attack Wednesday while attending the funeral of Dr. Willard B. Gates in a funeral home here.

Prisoner Dies PENDLETON, Ind. UPI — Charles M. Almon, 22, Indianapolis, who was sentenced to 12 years in the Indiana Reformatory a few weeks ago on armed robbery charges, died Wednesday night in the reformatory hospital. He had been hospitalized ever since his commitment. Almon was wounded by a policeman following a service station holdup in Indianapolis.

Cars Derailed

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mail cars on a 16-coach Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad train left the tracks at a crossing four miles south of here Thursday night. Nobody was hurt. The cars that derailed were immediately behind the three-unit diesel engine. The train was headed for At-

lanta from Chicago.

LONDON UPI — Liza Minelli, 18-year-old daughter of Judy Garland, left by plane today for New York, a day after the announcement of her engagemeent to Australian singer

Peter Allen.

Livestock Market Hogs 5,700; 25-50 higher; 1-2. 190-225 lb. 15.75-16.05; 1-3, 190230 lb 15.25-15.75: 230-250 lb 14.75-15.50; sows 25.50 higher; 1-3 300-400 lb. 12.50-13.25; 2-3,

Jap Earthquage TOKYO UPI — An earthquake hit the Tokyo area about 10.50 p.m. 8:30 a m. EST today. There was no immediate re-

port of damage.

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WOULD YOU LIKE TO BUILD THIS FALL? IBC Can Start Your New Home Immediately VISIT OUR DISPLAY CENTER AND FIND OUT HOW YOU CAN OWN AN IBC HOME We Arrange Financing For You IBC HOMES 5650 Wabash, Torro Haute, Ind. Display home located just east of Rose Polytechnic on Rt. 40. Open daily 9 to 5, Sun. 1 to 5. C-5778. CONTACT LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE lorry Boswell, 807 N. Madison OL 3-5016

MONUMENTS ROCK OF AGES liberty and Market St. Ol 3-9216

Plan Monorail Airport Service LOS ANGELES UPI—The airplane passenger of the future may find his trip to the airport a far cry from that taken by his present-day counterpart. Instead of having to fight frustrating traffic congestion, he may find going to the air- ! port as quick and as comfortable as his trip aboard the luxurious jetliner. The Los Angeles City Department of Airports has a plan on the drawing boards to provide monorail service to future air travelers. Clifton A. Moore, manager of the department’s Downtown Air Terminal project, said that, according to present plans, high speed trains will link the downtown area and four other metropolitan points with International Airport, possibly by mid1967. The Airports department plans to begin construction of a downtown terminal soon after July 1, 1965. It would provide service between Union Station near Civic Center, now a railroad depot, and the airport about 15 miles southwest of the city’s center. Key outlying areas being considered by the Airport Department for terminal locations are the San Fernando Valley, Century City, Orange County and

PUBLIC AUCTION I will soil at Public Auction 2’2 milts tost and 2'i milt* ntrth of Danvillt on Galt Road. NOVEMBER 30, 1964 AT 11:00 A.M. Farm Machinery and Equipment Ont 1954 Mossty Harris, 44 sptcial IP; ont 1953 Mossty Horris, 44 IP; on* 1954 Mossty Harris 37 4-bottom plow, on* 1953 Mossty Harris 37 3-bottom plow, ont 1955 Mossty Harris 4-row cultivator, ont Mossty Harris 7 foot mowtr, ont Mossty Horrit 4-row corn planttr, ont 1953 Mossty Harris No. 70 10 foot combint, on* Olivtr 10'2 foot disc, on* 16 holt Inttrnotionol Drill, ont Olivtr No. 4 mount•d corn picktr, on* Mossty Harris mounttd corn picktr, ont troiltr typ* wttd spray, 8-row; on* John Dttr* fitld chopptr, ont Ntw Idta manurt tprtadtr, ont 40 foot Ntw Idta tltvator, on* 6 x6 grain augtr, on* powtr unit to unload wagons ond canvas for two wagons, 2 form wagons, ont Easy Woy post holt diggtr, 4-row rotary ho*, on* set ftnc* strtfehtrs. ont suptr six loadtr, ont pump jack, on* grading bladt, 3 point bitch, ont carry all, 3 point hitch; two cattl* troughs, ont cottl* hoy rack, ont IP stock tonk htottr, two stock tonks, two hog fttdtrs, ont Co-Op gordtn tractor and ottoehmonts, ont Springfitld riding mowtr, ont rttl typ* mowtr, 235 bolts straw, 50 locust post, somt tnd posts, ont roll of wirt ftnet. TRUCKS Ont 1956 Chtvroltt Truck l ton dual whttls with grain btd. Household Furniture On* 17-quart prtssurt cantr, on* tltctric Dormtytr mixtr, somt odd chairs, and othtr misctllantous artidts. NOT RESPONSIBLE IN CASE OF ACCIDENT JIM VAUGHN, Auctionttr LLOYD and MARIAN COVEY, Owners Lunch will be served by Bartlett* Chapel, W.S.C.S.

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