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Tuesday, January 30,
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT
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SHETRONE REAL ESTATE S02 S. Ind St. Ph: OI> 3-9313 - Offers - MT. OLIVE RD.—Pretty 3 bed mi. home with partial stone front. Hardwood, carpet & tile floors, has a front porch and back patio, oil fired furnace, garage. 1201 S. INDIAN A—Pretty 3 bedrm. Bedford stone home- Carpet in living mi. A dining area, fireplace, basement. Gas heat, lots of shrubs. FILLMORE — PARKVIEW ADDITION — 4 bedrm. frame home. Carpet & tile floors, part basement, newhot water furnace, garage. ALBIN POND RD.—Beautiful 3 bedrm. split-level. Large kitchen & dining area, 2 fireplaces, carpeted liv. rm.. full basement with family rm., 3 full baths. Garage. Want to Sell ? List your property with us. After office hours call— C. J. Knauer — OL 3-3037 Bill Talbott — OL 3-6328
Call Collins Is Price The Reason You'v* Put Off Buying? Don't Wait. Call Us Today. Sift RITTER—4 B.R., 11/i baths, good location NE School dist. 884 G ARDEN SIDE—3 B.R.. spotless & ready to move into — Near Senior High School — park and pool — Better take a look. 105 N. CENTRAL—4 B.R.. full bath—New aluminum siding—storm windows A doors, large lot—2 car garage. plenty of ontside storage. 208-210 E. LIBERTY — t houses — one has 4 B.R M carpeted floors—Nice kitchen. 80 ACRES CLINTON TUP. —Good well—Spring and barn. 30 acres tillable.
Bob Clark 386-7359
The Allees OL 3-4072
[llCKMA REALTY CO
OL-3-9228 SAFE FOR CHILDREN 809 Crescent Dr. located on dead end street. Provincial design. 3 bedroom home with large living room with dining L. nice kitchen. utility area. Attached garage. REDBI D LANE Attractive ranch home located on well landscaped lot. 3 bedrooms, large living room with dining L, large hath, natural birch cabinets, utility room. Attached garage. Gas furnace. SHERW OOD Rustle stone ranch, foyer, kitchen-family room with fireplace, carpeted living room and dining area. 4 bedrooms, 2' 2 baths, 2 oar garage. Hot water heat. Immediate possession. WEST WALNUT ST. ROAD Located on 1 acre, very neat colonial styled white aluminum ranch, carpeted living room with fireplace. 3 bedrooms. I'i baths, utility area, large living-kit-chen. 2 car garage. Fenced In back yard. Reasonably priced to sell. NEED DOWNTOWN LOCATION American Legion Bldg. Plenty of space to develop retail business or office space. Early Fall possession. Reasonably priced to sell. SOUTH MAIN ST. Need storage or workshop. Large brick building used for many years as a retail business. Storage area in rear. Very reasonable. We welcome new listings. —Thinking of selling, rail us. For Appointment—Phone Vern Abbott OL 3-6387 Hal Hickman OL 3-9225
Employment, Men
T1 18 Auction 18 Tax law changes
FOR SALE: In Fillmore, two bedroom bungalow, mod. except furnace. Call 246-6-190.
FIVE GOOD REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD LET YOUR REAL ESTATE DEALS BE HANDLED BY THE P. G. EVANS CO. 1. We do not high pressure anyone. 2. We treat every client as we would like to be treated. 3. We do not slight small deals. 4. We work hard, and get excellent results. 5. Our entire staff consists of honest people. Ask anyone. 113 South Jackson St. Phone OL 3-6509
HELP WANTED: 8 men for Spring Clean Up washing, polishing automobiles. Modem convienences to work with. Permanent employment for the right man. Contact Bruce Reeves-Service Manager. Jim Harris Chev-Buick
FOR SALE at auction- Wed. INDIANAPOLIS — Changes Jan. 31st. 12:30 p.m. Three in the handling of medical ex9x12 rugs, large piece of car- P er >ses are about the only difpet, projector screen, base ca- ^rence taxpayers Will notice binets, sectional sofa, lounge in th e «hng requirements for
chairs. See other ad.
Clapps Auction Service. Ma-
ple & Ohio.
EARN
OFF and RUNNING By Tony D. Manuel General Manager
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12 Employment, Men, Women
SINGER ZIG-ZAG
WALNUT CABINET MODEL
$34.41 FULL PRICE
HELP ANTED: Cashier • ^-1 cond. Beaut, walnut cabinet.
Apply in person at IGA.
HELP WANTED: Cashier. Apply at Voncastle.
13 Employment, 13 Women
Makes buttonholes and fancy designs, sews on buttons, needs no attachments. Available to resp. party for $6.83 per month. Full price $34.41. Call OL 3-3987. Livestock
3 Mobile Homes 3
WANTED: Part time sales clerk
for retail store Phone OL 3- ELEVEN white faced feeder
JANUARY SPECIALS 12x60 3 br $5195.00 12x53 Rembrandt 53995.00 12x60 2 br. front kitchen 1968 Mobile Home Show Model $4895.00 New Color TV Given with every double wide mobile home sold in January VAN BIBBER MOBILE HOMES Rout# 1 PE 9-2341
6713 for appointment.
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calves. Wayne McCullough. Phone 672-3206.
1967 federal income tax returns. James E. Daly, District Director of Internal Revenue, said there are two major changes in the medical expense
area.
First, the medical expenses of those 65 and over now subject to the same limitations that apply to taxpayers under 65. All taxpayers must now reduce medical expenses by 3 percent of their gross income. Such medical expenses include the cost of drugs and medicine which exceeds 1 percent of income. The excess over this amount is deductible. Second, one half the premium paid for medical insurance up to a maximum of $150 may now be deducted as a medical expense without regard to the S
Interest On Certificates Of Deposit AT FIRST-CITIZENS BANK & TRUST CO. Greencastle, Indiana Mombor FDIC
FOR SALE: 1 young Chester Percent limitation. The balance
FOR SALE: 1966 Chevy II 2 door Call OL 3-3983 after
5:00 p.m.
White boar. Raymond Allee, Route 5.
of the premium cost for medical insurance should be added to other medical costs subject to the limitation. Life Insurance
FOR SALE: Angus and Hol-
stein cross baby calves, some an( j accident and health inmonth old. Also 4 spring surance covering the loss of
. . , . . , — • ii hefers - Phone PE 9-2524 earnings are not medical ex-
bed and stock rack. Twin cyl. | .
hoist. 25.000 actual miles. FOR SALE: Registered polled Penses and the premiums paid
Hereford bulls. Clyde Hedge, are not * leduotlbl «-
Reelsville Phone 672-3590. These changes are explained
| in the 1040 instructions as well as the IRS Publication No. 17,
2 ' NotiCC 21 “Your Federal Income
FOR SALE: 1964 2 ton. No. 60 Chevrolet truck. Moores ville
526-2511. Larry Salsman.
FOR SALE: 1966 Chevelle Malibu 2 door hardtop, V8, standard transmission. Phone OL
3-3365.
FALSE ALARM SAN FRANCISCO UPI -Ten police units surrounded a jewelry store Wednesday when a passerby reported he saw a masked man inside. Citizens were cleared for a shootout. The masked man turned out to be a janitor with a bad cold. He had tied a hankerchief j around his mouth and nose to avoid the dust when he swept out.
4 For Rent, Apts. 4 P.,member" East Sid, Mow, NOTICE: I will not l« r. S pon-
Salea for .Xpert body works, ,or * nv debU bllt ,n - v
FOR RENT: New 1 bedroom furnished apartments and 2 bedroom unfurnished apartments. Rohan Apartments, 327 Bloomington St Phone OL 3-4072.
painting, wheel alignment and mechanical work. Free estimates.
For Sale
COLE Apartments. Bedroom apartment suitable for one or | two adults. See Custodian on premises. FOR RENT: Modem apartment^ upstairs 4 rooms unfurnished, adults. Water, gas included, cheap. Lloyd Vaughn, OL 3-
5689.
5 For Rent, Rooms 5
FOR RENT. Three furnished rooms. See at 627 East Walnut Street on Wednesday.
FOR SALE: “No Hunting—No Trespassing” signs. The Daily-
Banner
FOR SALE: One wheel trailer. Phone OL 3-6797. FOR SALE: Special 2 for 1 sale—Now until Febmary 15. Buy one Foliage Plant and get another free. Rejuvenate your planters now and save at Terrace View Gardens, on Indianapolis Road Phone OL
3-6932.
own. Roland L. Witty.
NOTICE: Soup supper, oyster, chili and veg. Wed. Jan. 31. Serving at 5:30 p.m. Fincastle Comm House. Sponsored by
Fincastle Comm. Church.
You don’t HAVE to getTout, we’ll deliver after 5 p.m. Satellite Drive-In. Phone OL
8-3341
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Tax”,
Great Britain it finding, as the U.S. is sure to discover one of these days, that the doctrine of the pure welfare state is unworkable for one very good reason. No government can tap its people for enough tax revenue to pay the bill. As George Melloan writes of the British dilemma in The Wall Street Journal, "The government is beginning to doubt whether Britain can afford luxuries such as universally free medical care and family allowances." It is also beginning to doubt that universal benefits accomplish one of the primary objectives of welfare theory— freedom for all citizens from poverty and want. Th* Labor government is now looking for ways to provide such things as social insurance, medical car* and educational benefits on a selective basis, something that has been urged in the United States to no avail for years. Evidence of growing public disenchantment with pure welfarism in England may be seen in a public opinion survey revealing that 65 per cent of those questioned would be willing to pay higher taxes if the money were used only for the needy. Only 35 per cent were willing to pay mor* taxes for further universal benefits. Great Britain has pursued the welfare philosophy to the end of the road. The U.S. is proceeding down the same road at a speed that a lot of people feel is catastrophic. * * * "Congressman Chester Mize has drafted a bill which would permit tax returns, including the quarterly estimated tax payments, to be mailed to the Internal Revenue offices without stamps. He thinks even a small savings like the price of a postage stamp will mean a great deal to the harried taxpayer . . . too . . . the Congressman has an idea and perhaps one of these days they can pass a law which would pay business firms for making out all the reports required and for the collection of the government's tax money.
Mr. Daly said.
WANTED TO BUY: 3 Moseovie Drakes, 2 White Pekin Drakes, Toulouse Geese, Ph. 526-2377 after 5:00.
Pets
Wanted
6 For Rent, Houses 6
FOR RENT: A large 3 bedroom house with family room, three miles east of Greencastle in Fillmore school area. Interior newly decorated. Call OL 34176 or OL 3-5343.
WANTED: Donations of small engine “lawn mowers” that
] £ AKC registered Dachshund and Scottie puppies. OL 3-932;* after 4 p. m. Monday through
Friday.
—Heloise by walking around and around the table. Take less than five minutes and looks perfect! Beth Carr
A visit in Nairobi durning an eight day safari
Dear Heloise:
NAIROBI, Kenya UPI — The road up from Arusha across the border in Tanzania winds through thick rain forests with giant bamboo stands and jungles heavy with spiney thornbush. flat topped acacia and huge baobab trees. Exotic flowers. such as hisbiscus, jacaranda
Here's what to do when mak- an< l bougainvillea, bloom in wild
can be used for practice work FOR SALE: Extra nice Collie in a Junior High small en- Pups. 3 months old. $5.00. gine course. Phone OL 3-4231 522-3340. Willis Aden
ing a cake such as angel food or sponge and you want to have a large cake without the hole in the middle. Almost fill an empty fruit juice can (that is as tall as the pan's tube) with batter and bake. This batter rises up high and bakes in a few minutes. Then use this small cake as the plug for the hole in the big one. Saves all of that frosting from running into the hole and makes a larger cake as welL Mrs. Elmer Varga
tied first as a railroad construe- j Our itinerary included toura tion camp around the turn of of wild life sanctuaries at Lake the century. In 1902, a visitor Manyara and Ngorongoro Crawrote in his diary: “The only ter deep in the interior highlands shop is a small tin hut which of Tanzania. Among beasts and sells everything . . . the only birds sighted were lions, elehotel is a wood and tin shanty, phants, rhinos, hippos, cape bufIt stands in the only ‘street.’ ” falos. giraffes, zebras, wildeHe wouldn’t recognize the beestes, gazelles, antelopes, osplace today. True, there still are triehes. flamingos, crested
profusion. Lions, leopards and small tin huts in the native ba- cranes, pelicans, maribou storks,
other killer beasts roam the countryside freely. Along the road, mostly dirt and gravel although metaled (paved i as we neared Nairobi, drivers are warned by yellowsigns inscribed with black silhouettes of rhino and elephant
zaars which sell most everything monkeys, babooons, hyenas, and narrow streets where two is jackets and vultures, a crowd. They rove outside the preBut Nairobi now is a bustling serves ' to °- A le, ’P anl ran across metropolis of about 275,000. a J” n ^ led road onl -V a few yards mostly Africans but with a aho;,d of our Land Rover on « sprinkling of Europeans and In- ni ^ ht ' out,ined momentarily by dians. multi-storied hotels and the headlights before vanishing
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crossings. There are few villages offjf . e buildings, fine shops in thp darkness and heavy and occasionally, clusters of (many accept American credit 8T° wth - And jt became almost thatched-roof huts In clearings. cards) fi ,i ed with imports from tomm,,n P lac « to ** giraffes, surrounded by high fences of around Wor i d an( i native (>le PhanLs. and plains animals sharpened stakes or barbed handicra f ts . an d u-ide boulevards - razin 8 in the open countryside.
wire.
thick with traffic and thin on
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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. CHORD Organ Owners. Seehear Conn Showcord full sized spinet organ that you can play easier than your chord organ. Kersey Music.
FOR SALE: Massey-Ferg-uson new and used Farm Equipment, parts and service. Anderson Tractor Sales, Inc., Danville, Ind. State Road 39.
USED Hammond Chord organ. New Conn trade in. Kersey Music.
NEW Spinet piano, walnut finish. $495. complete. Kersey Music.
SALE SALE: Magnavox color TV and Stereo. Kersey Music.
Home Items
FOR SALE: Radios. TV glass door safes, Chest of Drawers, Gas & electric ranges, Odd beds, end tables, violins, guitars. Occasional chairs, clocks dinette sets, odd chairs. Ark Furniture Exchange 18 W. National Ave. Brazil. William J. Stewart, MGR Phone 4425916
Employment, Men
TRUCK DRIVERS. No experience necessary. Local men you can earn over $3.60 per hour after short training. For interview and application, write AU-States Semi Division. 1255 Corwin Ave., i Hamilton. Ohio 45015. Phone 513-895-8727. I
The Daily Banner EASY-TO-FIND CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY 1— Real Estato 2— Business Opportunity 3— Mobile Homes 4— For Rent—Apts. 5— For Rent—Rooms 6— For Rent—Houses 7— Marine Items 8— Musical Item* 9— Home Items 10—lost & Found 11 —Employment—Men 12— Employment—Men—Women 13— Employment—Women 14— Automotive 15— For Sale 16— Wanted 17— Form Equipment 18— Auction 19— Business Service 20— Livestock—For Sale 21— Notice 22— Motorcycles 23— Wanted To Buy 24— For Sale—Pets 25— Want To Rent 26— Work Wanted—Women 27— Work Wonted-Men To Place Your CLASSIFIED AD Phone OL 3-5151 And Ask For . * . SUSIE 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.
-ICC showdown McGurk (11.6). Evansville’s Tom Niemeier (11.0) and New-
som (10.7).
Ball State retained its lead In shooting, a .497 to .487 edge on
WANTED TO RENT small un- Butler. Valpo replaced Indiana furnished first floor apart- state in team free throw shoot-
WANTED: 3 or 4 bedroom home. Write 431 W. Washington St., Sullivan, Indiana
478S2.
ment or small house. OL 8-
4632
26 Work Wanted 26 -- Women -- WANTED: Part time housework. References. OL 3-6751.
LIVESTOCK CENTER HOGS $18.?5-$19.25 LOCAL LIVESTOCK Hogs 4.000; barrows and gilts mostly steady; 1 and 2, 190-240 lb 19.25-20.25; 240-250 lb 19.0019.50; 1 to 3. 220-240 lb 19.0019.75; 2 and 3, 22-250 lb 18.7519.25; 250-290 lb 18 00-18.75; 290-330 lb 17.50-18.00; sows mostly steady: 1 to 3, 320-350 lb 16.50- 17.00: 350-500 lb 15.5016.50: 2 and 3. 450-600 lb 15.0015.75; boars mostly steady, instances 1.00 higher at 13.7515.50. I Cattle 1,150; calves 20; steers and heifers: bulls and vealers steady; choice steers 26.2527.50: load high choice 27.50 part load high choice 27.00; good and choice 25.25-25.25; good 23.50-25.25: standard and low good 21.50-23.50; choice heifers 25.25-26.00; good and choice 23.25-25.25; good 22.5023.50; standard and low good 20.50- 22.50: utility and commercial cows 15.00-17.00.
ing at .772 as the Sycamores dropped to .766. Evansville and DePauw remained 1-2 in rebounding at 54.2 to 49.8 and Ball State replaced Butler as least foul inclined, committing 18.4 per game.
NOTICE FOR BIDS
Notice 1* hereby given that on Monday February 19. 1938 at 7.00 p.m
It comes somewhat of a shock, parking space
then, to top a rise in the Athi J ^ ^ ^ to ^ Russellville School OCWS
Plains and suddenly catch your . , . _ „ .
first glimpse of Kenya's eapital ^ du ™* “ e « tht - d * y “ f T' Rus5 - 11 '' 111 ' «««»• roll for of Nairobi with its modern white thtough Tanzanla and Kenya In lh . , hlrd g,. a d,ng period and high-rise building, gleaming in '"«> Trans World semester Is mi follows:
THIRD GRADING PERIOD
Airlines inauguration of direct jet plane service from New York
from its port of Mombassa on the Indian Ocean, Nairobi is a relatively new city. It was set-
the equatorial sun.
Located 5.500 feet high In the r'i'T.T.' " ' "T ‘ AI1 A '» 1» - Lind. cool interior, about 300 miles ° E " St Atr ' Ca Vm Europe ' Fel ' Keeney and Donna Fordice.
low guests included other travel Grade 9 . steve Goff. Grade 7 .
writers, congressmen, federal Char , es Simpson,
and local government author!- „ TT
ties and TWA officials. , B Rl ’" “ ^'
Larry Keeney. Grade 11 - Cathv
We began our safari (Swahili | Ni)es Grade 10 - Mit. hell Prorfor journey) in Dar es Salaam. f ori Dale MoGaughey, Martha capital of Tanzania, on the In- Boiler. Grade 9 - Kenneth Cardian Ocean coast and trekked rington. Grade 8 - Gall Walsh, northward into the high country Pamela Redifer, Pat McBride, the easy way—by small plane. Bill Lawter. Cynthia Goff, minibus and Land Rover. Mitzi Brides. Grade 7 - Steve Our “porter-guide” was a Clodfelter. Doug Baird.
8T4TE OF INDIANA
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COUNTY OF PUTNAM IN THE PUTNAM
Circuit Court
IN THE MATTER OF ESTATE OK
FRANK L. P. WOLIUNG. DECEASED Estate No. EST «7-48 NOTICE TO AL1. PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF FRANK L P. WOLIUNG In the matter of the Estate of Frank
L. P Woiung deceased. No. est 67-46. nantiv uniformed smilina Enir-
U h.r.hr viven that Mahel UIUlUl II1CU, winning
SEMESTER HONOR ROLL Grade 12 - Larry Keeney,
Taylor Woliung as Executrix of the ! lish-speaking Kukuyu tribesman
above named estate, ha* presented and ’ , ,, , , „ . filed her final account in final settle- named Ajeeb, who also was our Brenda Jackson. Melvin Grimes,
at the Office of the Mayor in the City m * nt “a™! driver. And instead of roughing Gene Allgood. Grade 11 - Cathv
Building of Greencastle. Indiana the will come up for the examination ano
City Board of works and safety win action of said circuit court on the jt in tent camps deep in the Niles. Grade 10 - Donna Fornew*car *for ! th^QreencasUe^Clty Police a^ b tm.e sted*ald*e5bush, we overnighted in luxury- dice all A’s; Mitchell Proctor, fornTs 1 " 1 approved * b™ U the^indiana^^fta'te Zfcaus*?. ^ be. Thy s“d type hotels and lodges where we Dale MoGaughey. Linda Keeney, Board of Accounts and the forms as account should not be approved. Anri d ined in high style (would you Martha Boiler. Grade 9 - Sieve "mobile may * be' obtained mTTt^d^ar^^srTuuT ^''apn;:: believe New York cut steaks?) Goff all A’s: Keneth Carring- : of the Clerk-Treasurer of the City of and make proof of their heirship or and were en t.ertained bv Masai ton. Grade 8 - Anita Walters,
Greencastle in the City Building in claim to any part of said estate. -
Greencastle. Indiana The City Board Mabel Taylor Woliung. Persona, jump dancers, Wamakonde stilt Bill Lawter, Cynthia Goff, Mitzi U> rrfu*e any aDdTll’hids'submiued* ht *EnniTE^MastM*. Clerk of the Put- dancers and Wasukuma snake Bridges. Grade 7 - Charles Sim-
Greencastle Board of Works nam Clrcult Court -
and Safety
Jan. 30 Feb. 6-21
STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY OF PUTNAM
IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT
JANUARY TERM. 196*
IN THE MATTER OF ESTATE OF LOUIS H DIRKS,
DECEASED Estate No. 87-50 NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE
OF LOUIS H. DIRKS
In the matter of the Estate of Louis H. Dirks, deceased. No. EST 67-50. Notice is hereby given that Hildegarde H. Dirks as Executrix of the above named estate, has presented and filed her final account in final settlement of said estate and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Putnam Circuit Court, on the 23rd of February. 1968. at which time all persons Interested in said
Attorney
Roy C. Sutherlln
, dancers. pson, Mark Proctor, Kevin CarJan. 36-Peb. t-2t j A droll Hollywoodish touch Hngton, Doug Baird,
added to the primitive
dance by a heavily- ZURICH, Switzerland UPI —
wearing a At least 31 persons died during
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION WRS In the Putnam Circuit Court. Estate { u No EST 68-8 snane
Notice is hereby given that Clifton j muscled drummer. K. Priest was oc the 18th day of * January. 1968 appointed Administrator: loin cloth, ear nngs, bracelets the weekend in a senes or avaceased eSUle ° f PaUl r ’ Prle8t ' and anklets — and a huge pair lanches triggered by an unusual ah persons having claim against 0 f white-rimmed sun glasses. midwinter thaw and heavy must file the same in said court within While many of the hardships snows, authorities said today. pifbiiTation'of'this ^otictT'or said'ciaims °f safari have been eliminated The slides swept through towns
will be forever barred.
Dated at Greencastie. Indiana, this J
18th day of January, :968
Ennis E. Masten. Clerk of the Put-
nam Circuit Court.
Attorneys
Lyon & Boyd
Jan. 23-30-Feb. »-3i
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the Putnam Circuit Court. Estate
No. EST 68-9
by the march of progress, the and villages in Switzerland, spirit of adventure remains. Sa- West Germany and Austria,
fari leaders and guides constantly warned us not to get out of the zebra-striped minibuses or Land Rovers in the wild game preserves under any circum-
Notice is hereby given that v*rt“ce stances. The animals, they said,
Larkin was or, the 22nd day of - - • estate are required to appear in said January. 1968 appointee Administrator are familiar With the sight and
court and show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved And the heirs oi said decedent and all others interested are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said estate. Hildegarde H. Dirks, Personal Repre-
sentative
Ennis E. Masten. Clerk of the Put- '
ram Circuit Court.
Attorney
Roy C. SuiaerU*
ceased * ,ta 8 0i M ' L * rkm- de smell of the vehicles but there
<»“ id •* d «"s< ! '' ° f « 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 22nd day of January. 1968. Ennis E. Masten C.erk of the Put-
nam Circuit Court. Attorneys Jan JO-Feb 8-31 Hughes k Hugh*#
they caught the strange scent of humans. W T e were perfectly content to “shoot” the animals with our camera from the open roofs of Land Rovers or win-
jac J3-30-r#9. 8-3t dow8 th« buses.
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