The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 August 1965 — Page 16

Page 16 The Daily Banner, Graancastla, Indiana Wednesday, August 4,1965

"SIXTEEN BLOCKS ON CAMINO REAL" BY TfNNKSSIE WILLIAMS

MEADOWBROOK DRIVE-IN THEATER Intereegtien 34 A 43

!>maatgd anty far Adult* AUGUST a-7 S SOR.M. Reeervad aeett new RHONE: 384.9000 Ticket*: Tue*. thru Tliur*.—$1.80 Fri. CHid Set.—$2.00 SHAWNEE SUMMER THEATRE Highway 54 E. ef Meamfield

TONIGHT $1.00 CARLOAD Mortholl Thompson, Betty Drake CLARENCE, THE CROSS-EYED LION (COLOR) Olenn Ford, Henry Fonda THE ROUNDERS (COLOR) THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY John Wayne, Rita Hayworth CIRCUS WORLD (COLOR) Edward G. Robinson

A BOY TEN FEET TALL (COLOR)

MAPLECR0FT AUTO THEATRE R. 1., Clayton, Indiana WED. THRU SAT. Ingrid Bergman—Rex Harriton "YELLOW ROUS ROYCE" and Eivie in "IT HAPPENED AT THE WORLD'S FAIR"

Mr. Padgett has built a basement house west of the old Payne school and moved his

family.

Mr. Jewel Paul is moving his family from the Goodhart farm to the farm known as the old Hand farm. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gibson

Morton News

Jay Clodfelter has returned home from Detroit, Mich., where he spent 10 days with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Clodfelter, also visiting with the Clodfelters were Jay’s cousins, Susie, Rosemary and Wesley Smith of Greencastle and Janet and Tim Clodfelted of

Donaldson. Tennessee.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Perkins | ville spent part

were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Carl Clodfelter and her sister, Mrs. Laurence Hobiseritinger. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Martin attended the Magill reunion Sunday at the home of Mr. and

Mrs. John Magil of Bloomdale. Mrs. O. M. Thomas and Mrs. L. L. Sparr called on Mrs. Tom Barnes of Rockville one afternoon last week. Mrs. Sparr attended the Banta-Barnes family reunion Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lucas of

Rockville.

Mrs. Joe Stultz and sons spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. James Frazier of North Salem. Mrs. W. S. Lawter of Russell-

of last week

were Sunday afternoon visitors j township. | ily gathering and dinner at the of Mrs. Yochum’s and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Sigler jtiome of Mr. and Mrs. James

Clyde Vannice and husband of called on Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Linden. Perkin and daughter, Nancy of

Mr. and Mrs. William Baldwin and daughter. Janet of Parkersburg were Sunday eve-

Roachdale, Sunday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saja of New Jersey were house guests part of last week of Mr. and

Mrs. Harold Barker.

Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson

Those attending from Morton community were Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Miller, Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Jeffries | Wayne Phipps and children and j visited relatives in oblesville last

and children were Sunday din- \ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chilcote | Thursday,

ning callers of Mrs. Noel Nich- I ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har- and family of Fillmore. , Tr , °*on. old Barker and family. | Mr. and Mrs. Gene Unger and' of wes“m Colorado" wert honDinner guests at noon Fri- Mr. and Mrs. George Stultz family and Mrs. Unger’s mother. ored guests at a dinner at the day of Mrs. Russell O’Haver were Sunday afternoon and Mrs. Shillings of Greencastle' home 0 f Mr. and Mrs. Phillip were Mrs. Grace Clodfelter near evening visitors of Mrs. Dewey : were Sunday visitors of relatives Goode on Sunday. Other pres-

ent for the occasion were Mrs.

Morton, Mrs. Irene Habisrieting- stultz. in Lebanon,

er of New Cleans, Louisiana, Mr. and Mrs. Lyal Clodfelter Mr. and Airs. Orval Hutche-

with her daughter, Mrs. Noel : Mrs. Jessie Perkins, Greencas- and family and Air. and Airs, son and sons of Farmington, Nicholson. ^ Mrs. Esther Fry Leland Allgood attended the Alichigan were Sunday guests

Mrs. Daisy Alexander visited Cloverdale. Clones reunion Sunday at the: of Mrs. Ira Hutcheson.

Airs. Effie White Sunday after-

noon.

Air. and Airs. Rex Call attended the supper Saturday even-

park at Lebanon. Air. and Airs. Hubert ClodfeltAlrs. Lee James celebrated her er and Airs. Russel O’Haver on

Air. and Airs. Floyd Yochum ing at No. 10 school. Aladison birthday on Sunday with a fam-! Saturday evening.

Mabel Buis. Air. and Airs. Adison Huber, Air. and Airs. Alaynard Hurst,. Airs. Alae Truex, Air. and Airs. Jack Hurst, Air. and Mrs. Tressman Goode, and children, and Mr. and Airs. Earley Jackson and family.

Every year the world population increases by a number equivalent to the present U.S. population.

Henry Osbom returned last j week from a trip through Ken- j tucky. Air. and Mrs. James White i entertained her brother and, family from Canada last week.

Palestine News

i Airs. Fred Beck. Helen Noll, Hertha Hand and Opal Osborn ) attended the all day meeting of

Air. and Airs. Lowell Oliver the Friendly Sewing Club at spent Sunday with her parents the home of Ethel Eggers last Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beck. ■ Wednesday.

V^YOIWHEAITH,

By LESTEB L- COLEMAN, BLD.

These Are Your Questions

CAN it be definitely established that a particular person li the father of a child? The question of paternity •annot always be definitely derided by the study of the major Hood groups. Every child Is born with a Mood group that is inherited from one of the parents. There ora four main blood groups, but there are many sab* groups that may be of some value to establishing patern-

ity.

Two famous Mood specialists, Dr. Karl Landon! Dr. Alexaador , discovered blood subgroups which they call M and IT. These sub-groups have been used in cases of questionable paternity. The child’s M and N sub-groups can sometimes show whether or not a wrtiiln person can be the real father. Not all the states have legally accepted blood grouping as a definite Indication of paternity. The Mood groups may suggest the possibility o? paternity without being absolutely posi-

tive.

• • • J How often is it safe to have an X-ray of the chest or the

teeth?

Yearly examination of the chest or the teeth by X-ray does not present any hazard of

overexposure.

Patients’ concern about X-ray exposure is highly exaggerated. Physicians and dentists use

very small doees of X-rays for undertake to answer individual their pictures i letters, he win use readers? TJie safety limits are so well ! questions in his column whenestablished for all machines ! ever possible and when they Jiai- those specially trained in are of general interest. Address aw!r use cannot overexpose ; your letters to Dr Coleman n* Ihefr patients care of this newspaper.

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What changes actually take place in blood vessels affected

by arteriosclerosis?

Arteries are lined by

strong but elastic tissues. This allows the normal healthy blood vessel to expand as the heart

pumps blood through it.

Deposits of calcium and firm, rigid bands of tissue replace the Mastic lining of the arteries when arteriosclerosis develops. When the blood vessel becomes rigid and narrow less blood ia brought to the heart, kidneys, brain and legs, the areas most affected by arterio-

sclerotic changes.

Some of the causes of arteriosclerosis are known, others are suspected. Still more are completely unknown. Diets with high cholesterol and fats, advancing years, tobacco and heredity are only a few of the causes of the changes in the blood vessels. It ia still completely unexplained why some blood vessels in the body develop arteriosclerosis while

others do not.

When blood vessels are narrowed by these changes, nature has a trick of its own to compensate for it. Smaller blood vessels normally surround the large ones that are affected by disease. These tiny vessels become enlarged and take over some of the job of transporting blood. This is called collateral, or additional, circulation. This collateral circulation accounts for the complete recovery of so many people who have suffered brain strokes or heart attacks, and again ara able to resume normal activity. 'While Dr. Coleman cannot

State of Indiana, Putnam County is: I House commencins at 10:00 A M on to The Putnam Circuit Court, April j A u*ust S. 1»65 and continuing from

day to day until all real property 1*

Term Extended. 1»65.

In The Matter of the Estate of Ralph Hammond, Deceased. Albert

Hammond. Administrator.

Cause No. 10.354

NONRESIDENT NOTICE IN THE MATTER OP APPRAISER S

REPORT

TO Arthur Frank Hammond You are hereby notified that pursuant to Section 10. Chapter 75. page 192 of the U31 acts of the Indiana General Assembly 'Burns 1*53 Replacement. Vol 3, Sec. 7-2410), the undersigned Judge of the Putnam Circuit Court shall on the 11th day of August 1*63 hear the report of Frank Sutherlln. appraiser in the matter of the estate of Ralph Hammond, deceased: that at the time so fixed the ■naerslgned shall proceed to determine the cash value of such estate and fix the amount of tax for which the same Is liable. Dated: At Greencastle, Indiana July 1*. 1965 Francis N Hamilton Judge of the Putnam Circuit Court

Attest

Jack P Hinkle Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court July 21-20-Aug. 4-3t

| aold.

Said sale shall be for an amount not less than the sum of: <•' delinquent special assessment* ! and taxes—whether or not dellnouaot for more than 15 months: 'b' taxes and special assessments due and payable in 1965 — whether or not delinquent: (c) penalties which may be due thereon, or due from the owner thereof with respect thereto: and fd) fire dollars <'$3.00) costs. Dated this 20th day of July. 1965. Eston C. Cooper Auditor Putnam County. Indiana July 21-26-Aug.-4-3t

NOTICE

BALE OF REAL PROPERTT

FRANELIN TOWNSHIP Dup. No. 764 Haulk,

Raymond A. and Martha H.

Carpentersvllle Lots

1. 2, 3, 4 t *5 44

ROACHDALE TOWN

No 1229: Bell. Hubert M At Ruby Couks 2nd Addn Lots 1. 2. Blk 2 6 34 *7 No. 1482 Riddle, James W.

and Minnie O Gran-

thams 4 tots 17 18 .... ... « 19 48

GREENCASTLE TWP No. 7300: Calidonia G and Wife Sinclair lots

7. 10 5. 6. 11. 12 OREENCA8TLE CITY No

10086

BCpore. Emma and Mary Plummer out lots 43. 44m

South out lot 30 $222.62

go. 11016 York, Von E.

Commercial Lot 13 blk 2$ t 6.10

go. 11016 York. Von & Laura

Commercial lot 14 blk 26 I163.4S Notice 1* hereby given that each parcel of real property In the foregoing list will be sold at public aue-

NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Board of Trustees of Putnam County Hospital will receive bids for electrical wiring and construction at the Hospital until 2:00 P. M. Tuesday, August 10, 1965. In the Administrator's Office Plans and specifications for this project may be obtained from the Administrator at the Hospital at any time during the day. Said bids to be In duplicate on Indiana State Board of Accounts Bid Form No 96 with signed Non-Collusion Affidavit attached. The Board of rustees reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Signed Putnam County Hospital Board of Trustees Robert S. Crosby Charles D. Whitaker Marlon J. Wilson Wilbur S Donner July 28-Aug. 4-2t

Ir. toe Circuit Court of Putnam

County. Indiana.

Notice is hereby given that GRACE

HEROD was on the 26th day of July. 1965. appointed Executrix of the Will • 79.06 of Gertrude Oakley, deceased.

All persons having claims against

said estate whether or not now due. must file the same In said court within six (61 months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said

claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle, Indiana, this

26th day of July, 1965. Probate Cause No. 10 534

Jack P Hinkle

Clerk of the Circuit Court for

Putnam County, Indiana,

qoo to the highest bidder, said sate to j Lyoe Jr Boyd, Attorneys to held at Putnam County Cmirt uiy 30.Aug. 4-ll-3t

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