The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 January 1968 — Page 6
Hi* Daffy Bannar, Graaneastla, Indiana
Friday, January 5, 1968
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Real Estate 1 1 Real Estate 1 5 For Rent, Rooms 5
PUTNAM REALTY 1209 S. BLOOMINGTON ST. PHONE OL 3-5022 DID YOU SPEND THE HOLIDAYS IN A HOME OF YOUR OWN? For experienced leadership in buying your new home or selling your present home, give us a call. No deal too big or small. EVENINGS Joe and Nancy Fogle 442-0864 Dennv and Thelma Thomas OL 8-5022
THE P. G. EVANS CO. Real Estate Town and Country Properties For Sale S. INDIANA. Bedford stone home with full basement. 3 bdrms. Stone fireplace. *18.500. FILLMORE. R. R. NO. 1. Red brick ranch. 3 bdrms. W/W carpet in liv. rm. Carport. *17,000. CENTRAL ST. 89,000 for a 4 bdrm. home. 2 stories. A good home. Quiet neighborhood. TENNESSEE ST. Ranch home. 2 bdrms. Over an acre. 88,900. BAINBRIDGE. Two bdrm. frame ranch. Attached garage. 810,500. HANNA ST. l«/j story frame. Seven rooms. One large bdrm. np. Low t taxes. *10,500. FILLMORE. PARKVIEW ADDITION. Frame ranch with attached garage. Nylon carpet in liv. rm. Shade. 811.500. AMO. 8 bdrm. frame home. Immediate possession. 113 S. Jackson OL 3-6509 After hours, call OL 3-6416 OL 3-4079 OL 3-3406 OL 3-4343
PUTNAM REALTY CO. 1209 S. BLOOMINGTON ST. PHONE OL 8-5022 THOUGHT YOU'D NEVER FIND IT not just another 3 bdrm. home. This one is well built and in A-l Conditoin. Close in with 2 acres. Small barn. Immed. Pnss. Price reduced 817,500. Let us show. 80 ACRES Madison twp. 6 mi. modern home. Some outbuildings. Will sell 40 acres and home or 40 acres unimproved. Call for details. EVENINGS Joe and Nancy Fogle 442-0864 Denny ami Thelma Thomas OL 3-5022
SHETRONE REAL ESTATE 302 S. Ind. St. Ph. OL 3-9315 710 VALE ST 8 bedrm. frame home. In very good condition. Has gas fired hot air furnace, carport, and blacktop drive. CLOVERDALE — Older 8 bed nil. home & approx. 1 acre. Hardwood &' tile floors, full basement, oil furnace & garage. MT. OLIVE HD.—Pretty 3 bedrm. home with partial stone front. Hardwood, carpet & tile floors, has a front porch and back patio, oil fired furnace, and garage. We have others After office hours call — C. J. Knauer — OL 3-8057 Bill Talltott — OL 3-6328
Let Us Show You THIS: 4 B.R. on Central St. Immaculate throughout— large lot. 2 car garage plus storage. 209 N. MARKET. 2 story, 3 B.R. Neat & cozy. Enclosed porch—New garage. 5 EAST ST. Remodeled and redecorated. Neat as a pin. 3 B.R. New furnace & water heater. 320 REDBUD. Pretty Trilevel—3 B.R. Carpeted living room & dining area. iy 2 bath, finished den— Utility & work room on lower level. 605 ANDERSON ST. Redecorated 3 B.R., large living with fireplace—large dining room—New tile in kitchen, enclosed heated porch, large yard. 316 GREENWOOD. Very pretty 2 B.R. in exclusive neighborhood—Room for 2 B.R. upstairs. Large living room with fireplace, formal dining room—attractive kitchen, full basement. 2 car garage — Beautifully landscaped. 1106 SO. JACKSON. Approx. 2 acres—2 story 3 B.R., immediate possession. 610 CRESCENT. Nice 3 B.R. iy 2 bath, full basement, nice patio and large fenced In rear yard. 210 BLOOMINGTON. Z story, 6 B.R. home, remodeled & redecorated—New carpet down. 2 full baths. Upstairs rented to students. 5 OLIVE. Nice older homeremodeled & redecorated. New avocado green carpet in living & dining room, enclosed porch. New bath —attratclve kitchen. E. H. Collins & Co. The Alices — OL 3-4027 Bob Clark — 386-7359
SLEEPING room. Close to town. Call OL 3-3057. 6 For Rent, Houses 6 HOUSE for rent in Cloverdale. 2 bedrooms. Immediate possesion. 526-2692. For rent. 2 bedroom, modem country home. Coal furnace. Write Daily Banner, Box 480. 8 Musical Items 8
CHORD Organ Owners. Seehear Conn Showcord full sized spinet organ that you can play easier than your chord organ. Kersey Music.
USED Magnavox color combination. Beautiful Early American AM-FM, Stereo, color TV. Kersey Music.
SALE SALE: Magnavox color| TV and Stereo. Kersey Music. USED drum sets. One 3 piece used sky blue drum set, $79.50. One 4 piece red pearl set, $159.50. Kersey Music.
! INVESTIGATE our continuous rental on electric guitars and amplifiers. What you pay for that inexpensive student outfit applies on a better one later. Kersey Music. 9 Home Items 9 16.6 cu. ft. white Frigidaire refrigerator. 180 lb. bottom, freezer, frost free. 795-4231.
The Daily Banner EASY-TO-FIND CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY 1— R*al Estate 2— Businas* Opportunity 3— Mobilt Homos 4— For Pont—Apts. 5— For Ront—Rooms 6— For Rant—Houses 7— Morin# Items 8— Musical Item* 9— Homo Items 10—Lost & Found 11 —Employment—Mon 12— Employmont—Men—Women 13— Employment—Women 14— Auotmotivo 15— For Sale 16— Wanted 17— Farm Equipment 18— Auction 19— Business Service 20— Livesteck—For Sale 21— Notice 22— Morotcydes 23— Wanted To Buy 24— For Sale—Pats 25— Want To Rent 26— Work Wanted—Women 27— Work Wantod—Men To Place Your CLASSIFIED AD Phone OL 3-5151 And Ask For . . . SHARON She'll Take Your Order And Help You Write Your Ad Ads must be placed by 9 a.m. the first day they are to run, otherwise they will be in next issue.
3 Mobile Homes 3
JANUARY SPECIALS Did you know you can buy a two bedroom mobile home with payments as low as $43.02 10x55 Elcar S1995.00 12x53 Rembrandt $3995 00 12x60 Globemaster 3 br. $5195.00 New Color TV Given with every double wido mobile home sold in January VAN BIBBER MOBILE HOMES
Route 1
PE 9-2341
Electric heater, $7.50; end tables. $7.00 pr.; utility cabinet, $10.00; chest of drawers, $7.50; file cabinet on stand, $20; baby bed and mattress, $15; desk. $10; 3 sp. boy’s bike, $15; dinette set, $10; gas stove, $20; living room chairs. $5 and up; apt. size electric stove, $25; console, table, and portable TV’s. $25 and up; full size bed. complete, $20; sofa, $35; refrigerator, $30; bookcase. $12.50; radios, lamps, bed frames, dishes and so forth. 24 E. Berry (rear).
Wanted
WANTED: Rugs, carpet upholstery and wall cleaning The Nation Wide Service Master System available thru better stores everywhere For service in Putnam County, call OL 3-3562.
17 Farm Equipment 17
SOME feed mills just have more to offer—like Papec. $1875. Reasor Silo and Equipment
10 Lost & Found 10 Sales. OL 3-5938.
Lost: Willie Cat, white front and feet, multicolored, striped. Prof. Cook, phone OL 3-
1 4868.
FOUND: Ladies’ 1966 Shortridge class ring. Initialled, I stone setting. 513 Howard.
SPECIAL grader blades for three point hookup. Special $90., 30 days only. Reasor Silo and Equipment Sales. OL 3-5938. 19 Business Service 19
FOR RENT or For Sale. One WANTED: Lady to care for bedroom trailer. Howard elderly lady. Some light house-
Moore, phone OL 3-5789.
Lost. Large gray male cat with 1967 SINGER CABINET red collar and tags. Chil- $36.27 FULL PRICE dren’s pet. Reward. OL 3-6089. ASSUME six payments of $6.05
P er m° n th. Nice Walnut Console. good condition. This machine appliques, monograms, sews forward and reverse, mends and dams, equipped to zig-zag. pastel color. Full price just $36.27. Call OL 3-
3987.
13 Employment, 13
Women
keeping. Call after 6 p.m. anytime on Sunday. OL 3-5707.
4 For Rent, Apts. 4
ONE bedroom furnished apartment. Adults only. Call OL 3-3057. TWO bedroom apartment. William Eiteljorge. 410% E. Walnut. OL 3-5308 after 5.
WANTED: Young lady willing to train as dental assistant and secretary. This is a full time opening. Reply to The Daily Banner, Box 475.
To save fuel, insulation blowed In. 672-3372 or 672-3502.
14 Automotive
APARTMENT for rent: Large 4 rooms and bath. Utilities
’53 Chevrolet % ton pickup. $200. OL 3-3550.
Income Tax Service Federal and State Tax Forms Prepared Make Appointments Early John W. King 14% South Vine Street, Greencastle. Phone OL 3-3636
Notice MODERNE’ Swingers Square Dance Club. Saturday, January 6, 8-11 p.m. Fairgrounds. Ray Clark calling. Keep warm at home. Delivery sendee starts at 5 p.m. at Satellite Drive-in. Phone OL 33341. Euchre party, Deer Creek Coon Club, Saturday, Januery 6. Serving starts, 5:30 p.m. Euchre, 7:30 p.m. Public invited.
Is Alcohol giving you trouble? If you want help write Alcoholics Anonymous, Box 394, Greencastle, Indiana. 22 Motorcycles 22
FOR SALE: 1966 Honda motorcycle, CB 77-1006864. 1057 Avenue D.
Pets
FOR SALE: Hunting dogs, two German Short Hair Pointers,
6 mos. Call OL 3-6303.
FOR SALE: Border Collie Puppies. Phone Cloverdale 795-
4011 after 5:30 p.m.
Interest On Passbook Savings 5% Interest On Certificates Of Deposit FIRST-CITIZENS BANK & TRUST CO. Greencastle, Indiana Member FDIC
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OFF and RUNNING By Tony D. Manuel General Manager
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25 Want To Rent 25
WANT to rent 3 or 4 bedroom home in town. Please write 431 West Washington, Sulli-
van, Indiana 47882.
Woman to
Woman
Harry Moore says California is great to visit, but he sur* wouldn't want to live there. Harry joined the many Hoosiers who attended the Rose Bowl parade and game. He says traffic is terrible, prices are sky high, but all in all he had a wonderful trip. * * * Economic conditions in the United States have many economists worried sick. Which probably is a good sign. Economists are always at the peak of their form when the economy is booming. Prosperity gives them a wide area in which to point out trouble spots. Which is their main function. During a depression, of course, the trouble spots are apparent to everybody. So the economists are forced to point out bright spots. This makes their work a lot harder. As a rule of thumb, it can be stated that the trouble spots during prosperity outnumber the bright spots during a depression by roughly 27 to 1. Now, 1 don’t know that this is true since I'm not old enough to remember the last depression. But I have heard you older folks talk about it.
By PATRICIA McCORMACK
26 Work Wanted
You’ve heard the old expression “Don’t give me any doubletalk." Double-talk, you know, is the art of saying one thing while you're thinking the opposite. Double-talk is the cement that holds society together. It is the basis of polite conversation everywhere and, of course, in an election year we simply couldn’t
NEW YORK UPI—The For- do without it. Here are a few typical examples: tune Society has nothing to do “No. Gerald, I'm not the least bit sleepy." If this bore doesn’t with quick routes to the pot of go home soon, I’m going to yawn right in his big fat face, gold at rainbow’s end. “Some men say a woman doesn’t really become attractive Rather, it aims to help people until she’s 30.” But oh, how- I wish I was 29 again, who helped themselves to riches “We want to keep this campaign on a high level. There’ll the law-breaking w r ay. They’re be no mud-slinging on our part.” Besides, my opponent has more
called ex-cons. mud to throw than I do.
The society, formed two “But. officer, I know I couldn’t have been going 65 miles an
months ago, is a by-product of hour.” I was doing 70 at least.
an off-Broadw T ay play — "For- “This is one party platform that will be carried out.” Cor-
tune and Men’s Eyes.” The play, ried out and buried.
authored by an ex-convict, takes “Can't I cut you another slice of meat, old boy?” The way i place inside a men’s prison. this guy puts down the groceries, maybe it’d be simpler just The society started by sr.d to wrap up the roast and let him take it home, run by a group of ex-convicts, ‘‘You're just the kind of man we need in public life. Jim. I’ll includes many persons w-ho have be glad to lend you my support.” Just so you don't ask me to
never been behind bars. The lat- lend you any financial support.
ter are interested in the prob- “Oh. I didn't know you were trying to park in this space,
lems of ex-convicts and those too.” Beat you to it. didn't I, wise guy?
still in prison. “Now, remember, it’s a secret. Don't breathe a word of It to
The society sends teams of any living soul.” I’ll tell them first myself.
! speakers of ex-convicts to high ' “It is indeed a pleasure. Jones, to hand you this gold pin
ogs . , arrows an g sc hools, churches, colleges, in honor of your 25 years of loyal service to the firm. Keep up the
mostly steady to 25 lower; 1-2, 190-230 lb 19.25-19.75; 1-3, 220240 lb 18.75-19.25; 240-260 lb
WANTED: Ironing to do in my j home. OL 3-6327. BABY-Sitting: Would like to baby-sit writh a young child J Monday through Friday. OL
3-9362.
LIVESTOCK
CENTER
HOGS
18.00 - 18.50
LOCAL LIVESTOCK
17.50-18^50; 17.00-18.00
2-3, 240-280 lb 280-330 lb 16.00-
17.00: 350 lb 15.00: sows 25-50 higher; 1-3, 310-500 lb 14.5015.50; 2-3, 450-600 lb 13.5014.50; boars at 11.50-12.50. Cattle 150; calves 4; not
enough steers or heifers for ; v . , ^ i „ years), ex-con (8% years), market test; cows generally ^ ,
occasion, panelists
homes and civic organizations, good work.” Where's he been hiding? I though I told the person-
The orators describe problems nel manager to fire this dummy 20 years ago. of prisons and w r hat the ex-con —
confronts W’hen he returns to society. They also discuss what society faces when the ex-con
returns.
The president is Clarence Cooper, published novelist (“The Farm”), ex-drug addict (15
Removal of a symbol
From the beginning of de- j under-developed eastern region
Stalinization in 1955 it took the of the country.
Czechoslovakian party leader- Whether Novotny Is to hold ship five years to decide to pull his job or fall has importanc* down the 90-foot statue of the beyond the Czech border. The
> U " S cholce | joined 'by OJ correction 'official's. ^ orx ” er dictator from it, hilltop Csech, would like to establish steers 26.250 »UMy and ^ ^ wardcns pHaon portion dominating the ancient relations with West Germany a. mercial cows lo.50-17.00, few .... skyline of Prague. -i $—■ j— —-■
furnished. Adults only. OL 3- 1962 Impala red convertible. before >our ejes—on
6550.
FOR RENT: New 1 bedroom
Phone PE 9-2723 after 12 noon.
furnished apartments and 2 AUTOMOTIVE parts. Holly 4
bedroom unfurnished apartments. Rohan Apartments, 327 Bloomington St. Phone
OL 3-4072.
For Rent. 3 room furnished upper apartment. Phone OL 3-
6836.
UPSTAIRS apartment, 4 rooms and bath. Utilities furnished. North Grant Street, Cloverdale. Call Foster Realty, 795-
4514.
barrel, dual point distributor, 352 block, pistons, accessories, 4 barrel manifold. OL 3-3438. Remember East Side Motor Sales for expert body works, ptiinting, wheel alignment and mechanical work. Free estimates.
your carpet — remove them with Blue Lustre. Rent Electric shampooer, $1. Headley
Hardware.
Hearing aid batteries and supplies. All makes. Open 24 hours a day. Commercial Hotel. Courtesy Beltone Hearing Service.
high yielding utility 17.50; canners and cutters 13.00-16.00: utility and commercial bulls
20.00-21.00.
journalists.
Romania already had done and
A spokesman said the great- U turned ou t to be merely the Yugoslavia seems about to do. est interest is in reaching voung removal of a symbol. Largely. That they have not done so Is people and. as w-ould be expect- the 58,116 nien remained in of- due to the pleadings of Ulbricht ed, the greatest response has fice - Although they paid faithful who fears for his owm position, been from college students. ’’P service to the principles of a™ 1 intervention by Brezhnev. In recent weeks the societv eo-existence and economic re- For th e Russians, it is imporhas sent teams of speakers to form 85 Proclaimed in the Soviet tant that they hold the Warsaw St. John’s University. Queen’s Un ion by Nikita S. Khrushchev. P apt nations together, a condi-
College. Monmouth, N. J., Col- chan £ e came th e most slowly
Mr. and Mrs. George Frank of lege. Columbia University, the m Czechoslovakia. Clinton Falls on Tuesday even- Urban League’s Street Acad- Top man in Czechoslovakia Is in g emy. Antonin Novotny, who in NoMr. and Mrs. Frank were In future weeks, bookings will vember, 1957, combined the jobs guests of their daughter and include meetings at churches, of president of the republic and family. Mr .and Mrs. Bell Spen- high schools and additional col- first secretary of the party, cer of Russellville on Christmas leges. Non ex-cons in the group A s de-Stalinization made its
West Clinton News
By Mrs. R. Clodfelter
Mrs. Estella Hall of Indianapolis visited with her parents,
tion already endangered by the independence of Romanitu
FRIEND IN NEED
EL PASO. Tex. UPI — The couple in the line for a wedding license were more than usually
. . nervous. When the clerk di-
Eve and on Christmas Day they arrange speakmg trips, provide snail s pace progress In Czecho- rected them tQ ^ cashier thev were dinner guests of their transportation, compile back- Slovakia and in neighboring admltted that 8 ft e r they had
granddaughter and family of ground material. East Germany. Novotny, 63. and Russellville. Mrs. Estella Hall The reaction from inmates in East German leader Walter Ul-
paid for the blood test and all, it left them only $3.80, short
also was a guest. Mrs. Spencer area jails is summed up in a bricht became major candidates of the needed ‘ to buy the u .
and Mrs. Hall are sisters.
Livestock
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For Sale
—— | FOR SALE: “No Hunting—No ; FOR RENT: Cole Apartments. Trespassing” signs. The Daily
1 bedroom, utilities furnished. | Banner
WANT to buy young Hamp or Duroc male hog. Phone OL 33833. FOR SALE: Angus feeding heifers. Phone 522-6845.
HOUSE for sale or rent to reliable persons, prefer selling. 2 bedroom, basement, double garage, new oil furnace and other improvements. Contact Joe Anderson, phone 526-2350. East of Mt. Meridan. HELP KEEP OUR HOMES BEAUTIFUL. GET A HAIRCUT! The P. G. Evans Co., Real Estate. 113 South Jackson Street. Phone OL 3-6509.
See Custodian, 519 E. Wash-
ington.
APECO Auto-Stat high speed YOUNG purebred Hampshire
FOR LEASE: New two bedroom apartments, available soon. Parkwood Village Apartments. Call OL 3-5015,
days or OL 3-6609 or OL 3- j PARTS for all electric Shavers.
copy machine in excellent con-, dition. Greencastle Produc- j tion Credit Association, East
Washington Street.
4833 evenings.
FOR RENT: East Seminary Street. 1 bedroom upper apartment, stove and heat furnished. Call OL 3-3479 or OL 3-6822.
Mason’s Jeweler.
16 Wanted
Wanted. Place to ice skate in town.
boar, been used. Dennis Terry, Fillmore, Route 1. KESSLER Farms offer for sale 50 open June Poland China gilts; boars. 100 fall gilts; 30 boars. New Ross 793, La-
doga 942-2405.
DUROC boars; polled Hereford bulls. Howard and Byron Gough, Roachdale. Phone 596- <
7693 or 596-7694.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Calvert spent Christmas Day writh Mrs. Calvert’s mother and brother, Mrs. Hattie Unger and George. They spent Christmas Eve with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Harbison and children, and all talked to their son. Major Stanley Calvert, and family in Alexandria. Va. He will be stationed there for another year. The Ladies Aid of Portland Mills church was to meet with Mrs. Calvert but was called off on account of cold w r eather. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Richardson and children of Clayton were Thursday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Clodfelter. Other dinner guests of the Clodfelters were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ramsey and family on New Year's Eve. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Irwin and Mrs. Aileen Overstreet called on Mrs. Olma Clodfelter on Sunday evening. Mrs. Clofelter spent Sunday night with Mrs. Daisy Alexander and Floyd Yochum of Morton.
letter from one in the jail on in the speculation for early po-
New T York's Riker's Island. He litical demise,
wrote: That both are still in office
“You cannot imagine
cense.
The next man in line solved their problem. He pulled out
the may be said to be due to similar his wallet and gave them the
elated feeling I get just know- and interlocking circumstances. $1 . 2 o they needed and sent them
ing your organization exists. Both have been unswervingly “Now I know’ there are real loyal to Moscow’ and both have people out there, people who managed to follow the changing don’t look upon us as animals, lines of Moscow’ policy from but as the human beings we are, Josef Stalin, through Khrushpeople that know something of chev to the present.
our problems and care enough Novotny, never popular at : tl \ e J nd day ot , J » nua, 7. i®®*- appoint-
0 .. eci Executor of the will of Mary Barto w’ant to help. home, survived one serious at- wick wnght, deceased.
As the society expands, its tempt to dislodge him in 1963. sa f d li e P uu 0n 'l-hS g or Cl nT cow*dur leaders hope the future for ex- but now is said to be in trouble I " ust file the same in said court within r six months from the date of the first cons everywhere will be less again, saved only by the timely ! publication of this notice or said ciaime
* ! will be forever bared.
Indiana, this
on their way with their first
wedding present.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the Putnam Circuit Court. Estate
No. EST 68-1
NoUce is hereby given that Central National Bank of Greencastle was on
bleak.
Visit Of Soviet party secretary D . t ed at Greencastle, Leonid L Brezhnev earlier this ^ day of J*™* 1 '*- i®®*
REPLACE INJURED
PHILADELPHIA UPI —Center Jim Johnson, a 12-goal scorer with Quebec, and defenseman John Hanna W’ere
called up from the
month.
Novotney is under fire
three counts.
Czechoslovak writers are in open revolt against the govern
Ennis E. Masten, Clerk of the Put-
nam Circuit Court.
Attorneys
OH j Lyon Si Boyd Jan. 5-12-l#-3t
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the Putnam Circuit Court. Estato No. 67-94.
Aces »»'>»•« anti-Israel policy, against C ,S^
Wednesday by the Philadelphia censorship, and against oppres- ZZ,y"' .‘.“VS Elvers of the National Hockev s * on °f intellectuals which they Albert e. Williams, deceased. League. ‘ declare is worse now than under AU Per6ons havln ‘ cla,ms
They replace Ed Van Impe, ^ ie Hapsburgs.
out with a fractured cheekbone; 1 Within party ranks he is uncenter Gary Peters, sidelined der ^ re aa th® chief stumbling with an eye injury, and wringer block to economic reform. Bill Sutherland, suffering from He also is accused of discrima torn cartilage in hia chest. ination against Slovakia, the
against
said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same in said court within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims
will be forever barred
Dated at Greencastle. Indiana, this
20th day of December, 1967.
Ennis E. Masten, Clerk of the Put-
nam Circuit Court.
Attorney
Roy C. Sutherua D«c 23-29-Jao Mt