The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 February 1966 — Page 7

Th« Dally Bannar, Graancastla, Indiana 7 Thursday, Fabruary 3, 1964

Real Estate For Sale

SHETRONE REAL ESTATE SM S. bdtauw St. OL S-9S15 OLS-S057 OL S-4401 OL S-489a - HOMES - Tear Valentine will love this ea lie wooded ns. * built-in with gariiace dl huge p—eled fain. im. (Fireplace) Fall beoement —Gas fixed Hot Water heat * S ear attached gar

CUatoa Twp. 4 acres •r leee xcc fitly eled l 1 /* story home S rms., bath & utility im. rms. up, Oil fired £ 1 car garage College St—Above average 2 story home 6 rms.— breakfast rm. £ bath down—2 rms. £ bath up— Hardwood floors — fan hesrunnat fiss FurnaceGarage la basement—Stop Worrying — See this Income Property Today!

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Twp.—S3 Vi It acres tillable, pole barn, chicken house £ dun crib —1% story mod. home. If yon want to bay or sell a home or any other Had of Property, Anywhere, Can Us.

THE P. G. EVANS CO. Real Estate Acreage For Solo 48 acres In CUatoa Township 88 west of Pntaamvllle Itt Warren Twp. S*y 4 N. on Rd. 48 44 N. on Rd. 43 ft Warren Twp. Itt S. of Rd. 4t east of the

81 MadteoaTwp. 348 Floyd Twp. 54 Jackson Twp. ft 1 mile E. of Quincy 144 la Marion Twp. Prices flMtt to f183,008.

For

Sckson! Phone OL 3-6809.

After hoars, contact Madge Hockensmlth

farther Information, or drop la at 113 S.

Dorwin Duncaa P.G. Evans

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SALE FOR THE ERNEST MYERS FARM Approx. 118 scree located about 5 Vi mL south of Greenes stie on State Rd. 43. Six room modern bouse with enclosed back porch and small basement. Plenty of skade trees la yard. About 14 tillable. Two good springs la pastures. Fencing is average. Beak Iona available to person.

FRANK BRIDGES Phone 522-6789 Baiabrldge, had.

For Rent-Hones E

FOR RENT: Semi-modern \ house, close in, can work part or all of rent on farm. Address Box .22 e/o Banner. 2.2t

FOR RENT: Three room furnished house. 803 South Indiana Street. Phone OL 3-4048 3-2p ■

FOR RENT: 3 room modern, 1 Bedford stone, furnished and all utilities paid. Cedar Crest Motel, OL 3-9650. S-4p

For Rent-Apartaents

FOR RENT: Newly decorated 4 room apartment and bath, heat and water furnished, 2 blocks from town. Adults only with reference. $70.00 a month. Phone OL 3-5977. 31-6t

FOR RENT: Attractive furnished apartment and 7 room house at 515 Anderson. Phone OL 3-5649, 2-3t

FOR RENT: Now leasing 2 bedroom apartments. Greencastles finest Parkwood Village Apartments. 215 Wood Street Call OL 8-6609 or OL 3-5015. Tue.-Thurs-Sat.-tf

FOR RENT: Nice dean sleeping room 2 blks. from town. Call OL 3-3057 after 4 p. m. 3-3p

FOR RENT: Spacious 5 room lower apartment near college. Phone OL 3-6387. 3-5-7-9-11-51

Office Space

FOR RENT: Business room, 202 South College Avenue, Phone OL 3-3540. 3-4L

Employment-Men

HELP WANTED: Truck driver. Good pay, good working conditions, insurance and retirement benefits, sind year round work. Davison’s Lumber Company, 108 Union J Street Southport, Indiana. ' Phone 817-787-3211. 2-3t "

WANTED: Experienced drill press operators, experienced machinery assemblers. Phone Amo 845-3337. 29-6t -

HELP WANTED: Experienced married man for year round farm work on livestock and grain farm. Modem house furnished and extras. Write Box 522. Care of Daily Banner. 15-tf a

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TRUCK DRIVERS 1

Semi or Straight

Ages 21-40 1

Some experience helpful but not necessary. Tou can earn over $3 per hour after short training. For application write Nation Wide Semi Division, 1255 Corwin Avenue, Hamilton, Ohio. Or caU 513-895-5640. ]

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Employment-Women i

WANTED WOMEN: Cleaning help. Apply hi person. College Castle MoteL (under new management) S-4-5-3t

WANTED: Waitresses, 18 years - and over. Apply in person at 1 Campus Double Decker, 600

South Locust Street. 25-27-29-Feb. l-3-5-6t

Lost

LOST: In Fillmore—brown and white friendly collie. Last seen with rope attached to collar. Call 246-6465. 3-2t

Employment - AAen-Women

ployment — boys and girls ages 14 and over — dishes, fountain, and delivery — part time work after school or weekends. Apply in person— Campus Decker, 600 So. Locust St 2-4-5-9-ll-12-6t

Business Opportunity

MAJOR OIL COMPANY has service station for lease Good Location. Training and Financing Available. Iff you art tirad off working ffor somebody also and want to bo your own boss. Writ# to Box 804 Daily Banner

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS Major Oil Co. Now intorviowlng for tho position of Tank Station Agont, ostablishod territory. Prasantly doing good gallonago, with an oxcallent potential. Send resume of background and experience to Box 369, care off Daily Bannar or ffor personal interview contact Mr. John Clifford at Greencastle Motel. Phono OL 3-5013 from 3 P.M. to 9 P.M. Thursday, Fob. 3rd, or Friday, 9 A.M. to 1 PM.

Wanted

ser with matching bench, or suite which Includes these. Phone OL 3-3653, l-3p

Ford 5376.

tractor. Phone

OL 8-3-2p.

WANTED: Babysitter In my home, 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Phone OL 3-6470. 3-2p

Livestock For Sale

OR SALE: 60 Poland China high performance, modemtype fall boars. 100 open gilts. Sherman Kessler, New Ross, Phone 793. Warner Kessler, Ladoga, Phone WH 2-2504. 31-6t

OR SALE: Chester White boars. Phone 829-2033. l-14p

OR SALE: Four purebred Tork Sows, bred to regia tered male. Can see or call after 4 p. m. Roy D. Smith, Bainbridge. Phone 522-6772.

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OR SALE - Saturday, Feb. 5: 5 Holstein springer heifers, calfhood vaccinated, 10 open Holstein heifers calfhood vaccinated, dairy cows, stock cows and calves, bulls, feeder cattle, veal calves, hay and straw; hog and sheep sale every Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m. at the Boone County Sale Barn, Lebanon. 3-lt

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Internal Revenue

For Sale

FOR SALE: Nice clean clover hay, wire tied hales, no rain. 60c bale. W. A. Cooper South Cement Plant Phone OL 3-5392. 4-6t.

USED BALDWIN SPINET ORGAN. Reasonable, terms If desired. Write or call collect —Mr, Mattson, Riddick Plano & Organ Company, 1440 North Meridian, Indianapolis, ME 5-4303. Thurs-tf

FOR SALE: Regulation size pool table. Call 795-4041. 3-6t

FOR SALE: Approximately 500 bales of dry clover hay—in the barn. One mile west of Somerset Church. Phone OL 3-6632. 3-3p

FOR SALE: Pony saddle. $60.00. Phone OL 3-6298. 3-3t

FOR SALE: 6 year crib and mattress, twin bed foam mattress, pole lamp, G.E. iron. Alva Cash. Phone 795-4988. 3-2p

FOR SALE: 550 bales first cutting Alfalfa and Timothy hay. 220 bales, 2nd. cutting, mostly Alfalfa. Frank Bridges, Bainbridge. Phone 522-6789. 3-3p.

Notice

NOTICE: Coatesville Auction, Saturday, February 5th, at 7 p.m. Bedroom suite, chest of drawers, wardrobe, 2 rugs, TV, living room suite, good; hide-a-bed, chairs, desk, dinette set, 2 china cabinets, electric and gas stoves, refrigerator, freezer, Maytag wringer washer, 1 lot of repossessed washers and dryers, many other items. Jewell Stringer. 3-lt.

Veterans of World War I, Barricks No. 144 and Ladies Auxiliary will meet Friday, Feb. 4th at 6:30 p.m. for a meeting and carry-in dinner. Please bring covered dish and table service. 3-lt

NOTICE: Anyone wishing to contact ABS—Gene Holliday, dial OL 3-3276 or OL 3-5294 or OL 3-5175. 2-3-4-7-8-5-p

UNCLAIMED FREIGHT 8 NECCHI SEWING MACHINES $42.35 full price for each of these brand new Necchis. $5.00 down payment, and $5.00 monthly. These machines sew forward and reverse, mend, darn, applique, and so on. Full size, guaranteed. Ph. OL 3-3987. Jan-29-tf

NOTICE: Soft Water, water softeners, iron filters, anything for water. Call Larry Linneman, 795-4091. My work is guaranteed. l-5p.

NOTICE: At 12 o’clock Sunday Feb. 6, Smorgasbord at the Fillmore Recreation Building by Methodist Women. Choice of meats, vegetables, salads, pies, and cakes. Free will offering. 3-lt

Cut dairy feed costs, increase milk production! Feed Co-op Dairy Supplement 55% or Coop Milkmaker, 34% with home-grown grains. Order from your Putnam County Farm Bureau Co-Op feedman.

3-lt.

SAVE 345. on a 3 ton lot of HOG PELLETS or MEAL. Special discount on 2 car load while they last. Call us collect for your order. Bainbridge Elevator. 3-5t.

BLONDIE

By Chick Young

JOHNNY HAZARD

By Frank Robbins

Business Service

Henry O’Neal’s Body £ General Repair Shop, 303 W. Jacob street — Specializing first in quality body repairs, wrecks, rebuilt doors, fenders, etc., glass installed, engine tuneup. When I can work it in I install plugs, points, condensers, brake linings, mufflers, tail pipes A shocks. I have a 3 stall building with lift, just bought several new pieces of equipment. I don’t mean to brag or boast but it has been said that I am better equipped to do an all around job of repair than some of the local franchised agencies. I do all my steam cleaning outside so the weather can’t be too severe during winter months. 3-3p

WE make keys. Jake Hirt’s Sport Shop — N. Side Square. Ifan.-tf

Home Items

For better cleaning, to keep color gleaming, use Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer 31.00. Headley Hardware. It

Prepare now for a long cold winter. Good used and new Heating Stoves in OIL* Gas or coaL Rus-sells Used Outlet Store. Mon.-Thurs.-tf

Automotive

Remember East Side Motors Sales for expert body work, painting, wheel alignment and mechanical work. Over 30 yean experlencei Free estimates. 27-tf

LOCAL LIVESTOCK CENTER Hogs 328.25—328.75

LIVESTOCK Hogs 5,500; barrows and gilts 50-1.00 lower; 1 and 2, 190-220 lb. 29.00-529.50; 1 to 3, 190-230 lb. 28.25-29.00; 230-260 lb. 27.75-28.50; 2 and 3, 230-260 lb. 27.50-28.25; 260-300 lb. 26.5027.50; sows mostly 50 lower; 1 to 3, 300-350 lb. 26.00-26.50; 350-625 lb. 25.00-26.00. Cattle 1,000; calves 25; steen steady, heifers steady to 25 higher; choice steers 26-50-27.50, good 24.00-26.00; good and choice heifers 24.75-25.15; cows 25-50 higher; cutter, utility and commercial 17.00-19.50; canner and cutter 16.00-17.50; bulls fully steady; utility and commercial 19.00-22.00; vealers fully steady; good and choice 29.00-35.00; individual choice 36.00,

Tips On Pensions And Annuities INDIANAPOLIS—Do you get a pension or an annuity? Pension and annuity payments received by residents of Indiana during 1965 fall Into one of these three classes for Federal income tax purposes: nontaxable, fully taxable, or partly taxable, the Internal Revenue Service said today. Pensions that are tax-free and need not be reported on federal returns, include Social Security payments, Railroad Retirement Act pensions, pensions to veterans, and family benefits and disability retirement pay of military personnel retired on disability resulting from active service. Payments received by a retired employee from a pension plan provided by his employer, without cost to the employee, are fully taxable. If you purchased an annuity, or if you retired under a plan financed jointly by you and your employer, part of the payments received by you will be taxed. The computation of the taxable portion Is based on a formula which permits the recovery of your cost tax-free. If you contributed a part of the cost of your pension or annuity, and will recover your entire cost within three years after retirement, you report nothing as income until you recover your cost. After that, all amounts received are fully taxable. Document No. 8018, which furnishes more detailed information on this subject, may be obtained by writing to the District Director, Internal Revenue Service.

News Of Boys CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. — Marine Private Stephen D. McGuire, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. McGuire of Route 2, Greencastle, Ind., has completed individual combat training with the 2nd Infantry Training Regiment at the Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, Calif.

Mother of Quods MOSCOW UPI—The 20-year-old wife of a Russian collective farmer has given birth to quadruplet girls, the news agency Tass announced. Tass said the babies were born at Voshkod, 125 miles southeast of Moscow. The mother is “doing well,” Tass said. It gave no report on the condition of the babies. Two of the girls weighed 3.52 pounds each and the other two 3.6 and 3.3 pounds, Tass said.

Edinburgh Paper Changes Hands EDINBURG UPI — M. L. Whittenberger, formerly manager of the Greenwood Star, has purchased the 91-year-old Edinburg Daily Courier. Whittenberger bought the paper from Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Otto, who have operated it the past 20 years. The new editor and publisher said he plans no significant changes in the newspaper which began as a weekly in 1875 and has been published as a six-times-a-week daily since 1910. He said he feels strongly that every city of at least 3,500 population should have its own daily newspaper. Edinburg has a population of about 4,700.

BEAL ESTATE FARMS & ACREAGE 867 acres with 320 acres tillable. SOLD. 117 acres, large barn, no home, 65 acres tillable oa blacktop road. $321.00 per acre. 50 acres, all tillable, no bldgs., '/j new fence, on Blk. Tp. Road $426.00 per Acre. SOLD 117 acres located South of Cement Plant approx. 80 acres tillable. $286.00 per acre. 5 acres, mod. house, good barn $14,000.00. 120 acres west of Cloverdale '/j tillable. Price $250.00 per acre. 22 Acres for development N of Cascade school. New Listing—114 acres, over 70 tillable, very nice modern older home, other buildings. COMMERCIAL: 7 to 8 acres and Business Bldg. Restaurant and Home in Fillmore. HOMES Five rm. Mod. on Rd. 40 in StilesvUle. Stone vnr. 3 bdrm. Mod. restricted addition. Six nice homes in Greencastle by Appt. Electric heat 3 bd rm. Mod. Mod. 6 rm. in Coatesville $5900.00. S Acres ft Semi-Mod. Coatesville $8000.00. AMO: Mod. 6 rm.—full basement $7000.00. PARKER REAL ESTATE

STILESVILLE, INDIANA

A HOME OF FOUR OWN A Good Investment

Also Insuranca And Farm Loans Phono Stilasvilla 845-2215

Ken Ton*, Salesman — Phone OL 3-5035

-FREEW* up and delivery—on Tractor engine overhaul* thru January

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All make* Trader* M. 4 W. Overhaul Kit* GREENCASTLE TRACTOR SALES North on Rd. 43 Acre** from Fairground*

GOOD OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEN The** pormanant position* present a real opportunity to energetic capable men interested in steady employment, high wages, the best working conditions, and a full employee benefit program. The employment office is open between 7:30 AM. and 4:00 P.M. Monday through Friday, Saturday from 0:00 AM. to 12:00 noon, and Monday and Thursday evenings from 7:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. R. R. DONNELLEY & SONS COMPANY ' 1009 Sloan Street Crawfordsville, Indiana

BANNER Ads Pay

Savings Accounts Checking Accounts Safe Deposit Boxes at the FRIENDLY FIRST-CITIZENS BANK and Trust Company Member FDIC

SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE BROKER-SALESMAN EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTOR (Our 4th Year) Classes for the MARCH Real I state Examination start FEB. 7th. Write or call for complete information. EDWARD A. HECHT'S SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE 10 South 9th St. NeblosvHle 773-3700

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PUBLIC SALE

Out to tha death of my husband, tha late Maynard Lydick, I will sell at public auction our complete lino of Farm Machinery and Equipment at my farm, located 4V2 miles duo north of Coatesville, 3 /a mile west off Now Winchester, and Vi milt south, on

Saturday, February 5th, 1966 at 11:00 a. hi., tha following property:

MACHINERY 1944 Allis Chelmars D 19 tractor, 500 hours; 1992 Allis Chalmers WD tractor; 1937 Allis Chalmers WC tractor with 7 ft. mounted mower; 1999 Allis Chalmers 4-row cultivator for WD; 1964 Allis Chalmers f-14 plows, semi-mounted trailable with snap coupler; 1994 John Dooro 4-raw corn planter 495-A; 1963 AC 4-row rotary hoe pick-up with snap coupler; 1962 John Dooro 10-ft. cultipackor; John Dooro 7-ft. mower, semi-mounted with AC hook-up; 2-14 pull typo plow; 1999 Allis Chalmers whssl disk, 10 ft. with snap coupler; 1950 Allis Chalmers 2-row mounted corn picker No. 33; 1955 Oiver Superior 13-hole wheat drill with grass sosd attachment; 1953 7-ft. Roderick lean tandem disk; Continental field spray model CT 4, used 2 stasens; New Idea tractor manure spreader; New Idea hay leader; Moline hay rake; New Idea 40-ft. elevator with Wisconsin motor; farm wagon with high pressure heist; Hammer mill, Moline; Implement carrier; tractor leader for WD; tractor lift far AC tractor; Garber grass seeder for tractor; 1944 Hemelite chain saw C-7, used very little; ft*' drive sockets; set of end wrenches; Black 3 Decker electric circle saw 4Vi inch; Hudson hand spray, compressed air; Cummins electric drill Vs inch; Mustang rotary gardon tractor, usod 2 soasont; gasolino motor, Briggs A Stratton; 1 tractor umbrella.

MISCELLANEOUS 100 chick electric brooder stove; Hay—1,000 bales mere or less; hog water tank; hog feeder; nearly new water tank far cattle; heat houser for WD; heat houser for D 19; two 1-way high prossura cylindors; ompty 5-gallon oil cans; two cattlo grain troughs; two starago food tanks; whaalbarraw, liko now, and many athor things tee numerous to mention. TERMS—Cash. No property to bo romovod until sottlod for. Not responsible in case of accidents, lunch served by ladies' Aid of New Winchester Christian Church

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Lydick Owner

Jim Vaughn, Auctioneer

Christine Vaughn, Clerk