The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 February 1968 — Page 8
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Dally Banner, Graeneastle, Indiana
Tuesday, February 27, 1968
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT
1 Real Estate 1 1 Real Estate 1
Home Items
Wanted
flHGKC OL.-3-822S W. WALNUT ST. RD. 3 bedroom frame home, brick trim, kitchen family room. 2 car garage. Electric heat. Redecorated inside and out. Priced to sell at SI 5.800.00. S800 down, ®% loan available. SOUTHW EST OF GREEXCASTLE Nearly new, all brick 3 bedroom home, kitchenfamily room, 1 baths, full basement with garage in basement. 1 acre lot. Immediate possession. Priced reasonable at 817,000.00. CRESCENT DRIVE Attractive financing available for veteran. 3 bedroom, living room with dining L, very nice kitchen. Full basement. Attached garage. Fenced in back vard. Priced to sell at $15,900.00. 016 MEADOW DRIVE $500.00 down. 6% loan available. Repossessed 3 bedroom home, living room, kitchen, utility room, garage. VA sells its homes without discrimination. Selling price $13,300. REDBUD LANE Attractive ranch home located on well landscaped lot. 3 bedrooms, large living room with dining L, large bath, natural birch cabineta in kitchen, utility room. Attached garage. Gas furnace. Many extras. 714 VALE DRIVE Well located 8 bedroom, large living room, very attractive kitchen, utility room. Large lot. Veterans —this is a very nice home that can be purchased with a VA loan, 6% interest. No down payment, W. WALNUT ST. RD. Located on 1 acre, very neat 3 bedroom home. Large carpeted living room with fireplace, 1» 2 baths, large living kitchen with range and disposal. 2 car garage. Aluminum exterior. Priced to sell. 809 CRESCENT DR. Very attractive provincial exterior. Large living room with dining L. 3 bedroom. bath, nice kitchen, utility, attached garage. Immediate possession. We welcome new listings. Thinking of selling—Call us. For appointment to see any home phone: Vem Abbott OL 3-6387 Hal Hickman OL 3-9225
SHETRONE REAL ESTATE 302 S. Ind. St. Ph: OL 3-9315 - Offers - 18 S. BOOMIN'GTOX ST.— Older 3 bed mi. home, carpeted and tile floors, partial basement, hook shelf in liv. mi., gas heat, fenced back lawn. Carport. FILLMORE RD.—Lovely 3 bed mi. home, partial brick front, hardwood floors, oil fired furnace, garage. 625 CRESCENT DR. — 3 bed mi. home. Carpet in live. rai. A hall, snack bar, built-in stove and oven, gas fired furnace & at^ tached garage. FILLMORE — PARKVIEW ADDITION — 4 bedmi. frame home. Carpet & tile floors, part basement, new hot water furnaee, garage. In the Market for a Home? Then call us—we have them. After Office Hours Call— C. J. Knauer — OL 3-305“ Billy Talbott — OL 3-6328
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Near The Square This immaculate 3 bedroom, frame home, full basement. this house needs no repair, must see to appreciate. NAOMI L. BOESEN, REALTOR
316 Hanna
Ph. OL 3-3363
FOR SALE: 6 room house, full basement, 2 acres of land, double car garage, 2 good wells. 3 miles west of CoatesvUle. Phone 246-6393. APPROX. 10 acres. 2 bedroom house, with bath, near Fillmore. Price $9,000. Phone OL S-3035.
Call Collins
OL 3-3286 12 SUNSET DR.—2 acres— Very nice 3 bedroom home, new gas furnace, hardwood floors, 2 car garage. Take a look! 834 GARDENSEDE — Large lot, 3 bedrooms, large living and dining area, very efficient kitchen, spacious laundry room. This home is carpeted throughout, has central air conditioning and is as clean as a pin, inside and out. 46 ACRES—Near Mansfield Lake, plenty of water, 4 bedroom house. Buy any part or all in a package. 114 ACRES—All or any number of acres. West of Morton, near Mansfield Lake. E. H. Collins & Co. OL 3-3286 Bob Clark The Alices 386-3759 OL 3-4072
1967 SINGER CABINET $36.08 FULL BALANCE Asium* six poymsnfs *f $6.02 psr month. Nico walnut cobinst, goad condition. Monograms, mends, darns, appliques, sews forward and backward, equipped to zig-zag and so on. Total prica just $36.08. Call OL 3-3987.
FOR SALE: Upright 16 foot deep freezer, and electric dryer, Speed Queen. Phone OL 36782.
FOR SALE: 3 piece Maple bedroom suite and single rollaway bed. Phone 246-6453.
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THE P. G. EVANS CO. REAL ESTATE Acreage Close to Greencastle Southwest on black top road. 35*4 arres. Seven rni. home completely remodeled. Family room. Fireplace. Large kitchen. Barn. 12 acres cultivated. An excellent buy at $25,000. Owner transferred. Acreage North of Greencastle 72 acres. 39 acres tillable. No bldgs, except a barn. Manv building sites. Woods. $19,500. 113 S. Jackson OL 3-6509 After hours, call Madge Hockensmith Dorwin Duncan Cloyd Moss Charles Carmichael P. G. Evans
LOST: White gold ladies watch, near or in A & P. Krogers, or House of Donuts. Reward Phone OL 3-4186. Ann Deen.
WANTED: Income tax papers to prepare. Phone OL 3-5089 after 7:00 p.m.
RIDE to Indianapolis. Hours 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Phone OL 3-4058.
17 Farm Equipment 17 FOR SALE: Massey-Ferguson new and used Farm Equipment, parts and service. Anderson Tractor Sales, Inc., Danville, Ind. State Road 39. FOR SALE: Ford. 2 row mounted com planter. Phone OL 34907 or OL 3-4530.
19 Business Service 19
WANTED: Tree work, topping and take down. Free estimate, insurance. C Gorham, phone OL 3-9031 or OL 3-9125.
Employment, Men
WANTED: 4 full time truck mechanics. 3 men for station work, apply in person. Kenworthy Truck Stop, Clayton, Indiana.
WANTED: Someone for part time antenna work. Write Banner Box 224.
TRUCK DRIVERS No Experience Necessary Local men, you can earn over $3.60 per hour after short training. For interview and application, write All-States Semi Div. 1255 Corwin Ave Hamilton. Ohio 45015. Phone 513-895-8727.
Employment, Women
3 Mobile Homes 3
FOR SALE: 2 bedroom 1959 house trailer. Call E. H. Collins & Co. OL 3-3286. FOR SALE: House trailer. Midwestern Cottage, 10x50. Phone OL 3-5632 after 4:30 p.m.
4 For Rent, Apts. 4
COLE Apartments. Bedroom apartment suitable for one or two adults. See Custodian on premises.
FOR RENT: New 1 bedroom furnished apartments and 2 bedroom unfurnished apartments. Roban Apartments, 327 Bloomington St. Phone OL 3-4072.
3 room furnished apt., all utilities paid. Phone OL 3-9303.
WANTED: Receptionist for local physician. Write Banner Box 293.
WANTED: Waitress and cook at Bon-Ton Diner.
WANTED: 2 ladies for full or part time selling Avon Cosmetics in Madison township or Cataract Falls areas. For information call Brazil 4435001 collect or write Charlotte Kirchner, Box 194, Staunton, Indiana.
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FOR SALE: ’66 Olds Cutlass convertible, gray, black top, black interior. Must sell, $1850. Phone PE 9-2452 or PE 9-2341.
FOR SALE: 1964 Corvair Ramp Side pickup. Perfect condition, would consider trade-in. OL 3-9260 between 11:30 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. $725.00.
For Sale
FOR RENT: 2 bedroom upper furnished apt. Heat and water furnished. Phone OL 36387.
FOR RENT: 3 room dwelling and garden. 1 mile from square. Phone OL 3-5811.
NICELY furnished efficiency. 1 water and heat furnished, cen- ‘ tral air conditioning. Excellent location, 1 adult. $70.00. Ph. OL 3-6102 after 5:30 p.m. | NICE 2 bedroom apartment. Water and sewage furnished, j Franklin Street Apts. Call OL; 3-4090. 6 For Rent, Houses 6 FOR RENT: Two houses. Inquire John Dennis, 1046 Ave. D.
UNCLAIMED New Zig-Zag Sewing Machines With 5 y«ar guarantee. Nationally advertised brands to be sold for storage and freight. Total of $37.00 can be paid at $3.00 per month. Theso machines to go to first people who call. Can be deliivered to your heme far you to sew as to make sure you are satisfied. Call collect — Indianapolis — 244-8453, or write General Sewing Supply. 6529 West 12th St. 46224.
INTERIOR DECORATING: Painting, paperhanging, patch plastering, wall paper removed, free estimates. OL 3-5756, Glenn Shonkwiler. WANTED: Hauling, com, hay, etc. Wayne Moore, 1114 Ave. E.
Livestock
Two held for
tomowuuv narcotics theft
ii too- late!
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LAFAYETTE UPI _ Two armed men robbed Home Hospital here of an undetermined amount of narcotics and fled Monday night. Two suspects were arrested about an hour later at Lebanon by city police and Boone County authorities. Dick Prass, the pharmacist at the hospital's drug store, told authorities the two men entered the hospital, and specifically demanded its store of narcotics. The two men put the drugs in an attache case and
fled.
Indiana State police notified : ! authorities at Lebanon that two j suspects were approaching Leb- ■
200 enrollment, checking in with, anon in a getaway car and the
suspects were stopped on the i
-Want a winner? only other school of less than
in the 200-300 Le banon bypass on U.S 52.
Cloverdale, 232, j
COMING 2 year old registered Belgian mare, sorrel, light mane and tail. 8 year old sor rel brood mare, white mane and tail, to foal in June, broke. Roy E. Parker, Coatesville, Ind.
FOR SALE: 5 ewes and 3 lambs. Dennis Sutherlin. Phone OL 3-9329 after 4 p.m.
27 white Yorkers and Tamworth shoats. Maynard Hansel, Fillmore. Phone 246-6406.
GOOD York boar. Tom Denhart stock. M. B. Hunter, R. 1, Coatesville, Indiana. Phone 386-2389.
FOR SALE: Registered Angus bull. Phone 246-6453.
Notice
RUMMAGE SALE, Saturday, March 2 at 8:30 a.m.-noon at courthouse. Come one, come all. good buys.
OFFICE of L. R. Jones, M.D 108 S. Vine St. Open March 1, 1968.
CEMETERY Lettering. McGuffey’s Monuments. OL 3-9216. Comer of Market and Liberty.
THE Bainbridge Shoe Repair will be open daily beginning March 1. W. F. Huffman.
RENT Culligan Soft Water. Call your Culligan Man, OL 3-5910. We’ll be here tomorrow, to service what we sell today.
YES, we are still in the monument business. Mac and Elsie McGuffey. OL 3-9216, comer Liberty and Market.
RENT a low cost locker at Putnam County Frozen Foods, Inc. Rates to suit all budgets. Call today OL 3-3912.
ORDER your Seed Com now. Funk’s, Pioneer and Soy Seed Hybrids. Hartman Elevator, Bainbridge.
150.
Five range caotegory —
Frontier 258, unbeaten Oolitic 281, Akron 286. and Jac-Cen-Del
291.
Still, its slowly becoming a big-school tournament. Only 16 of the 64 survivors hail from, schools of under 500 enrollment;, another 18 range from 500 to
1,000.
Five schools with more than 3,000 pupils are left, topped by Michigan City’s 3,693. Kokomo grabbed runnerup honors in this class with 3,480, edging Colum-
bus. with 3,478.
The others are Richmond 3,234 and Southport. 3,101. It's been a big-city show ,
Old age grants repaid in 1967 INDIANAPOLIS UPI —
State welfare administrator Al- ; bert Kelly has announced that more than $1 million of old age assistance grants were repaid;
in 1967.
Under Indiana law. welfare t funds expended for old age; | assistanee'and for medical carej are considered liens against any' f or property the recipients have, i But liens cannot be collected In
a good many years now. but
even the small-fry won't forget lhe hf e G m e either the recipirrespressible Milan for a long ien * or S P 0USP - time. The Ripley County boys,' Kelley said the bulk of the coached by Marv Wood and $1,105,223 collected during the headed by the brilliant Bobby past year came from estates of Plump, struck a mighty note deceased recipients. Some re-1
for the small-town underdogs 14 years ago by upsetting mighty
Muncie Central, 32-30.
If there’s another “Milan” In the wings, it will have to show
its fangs soon.
GOOD hay. contact Kenneth Sutherlin, 246-6175 or Ollie Sutherlin, 246-6546, Fillmore. I LARGE, 1 small gas soace heater; 30 gal. used gas water heater; used furniture; new and used plumbing fixtures. James Green, 606 S. Jackson St., Greencastle
FOR RENT: 4 room house in Bainbridge. Lester O. Leonard. Phone 522-3356.
FOR SALE: "No Hunting—No Trespassing” signs. The Daily Banner
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Wanted
FOR SALE: 2 used upright pianos; 1 player piano. Kersey Mmusic.
WANTED: Seasoned locust line posts. Phone 526-2345.
PRIVATE instructions available for guitar and all band instruments, organ and piano. Kersey Music.
WANTED: Copy of the text book, ’’Practical Review Grammar,” by John Edwin Wells. Mrs. Frank C. Atkins, 4724 Cornelius Ave.. Indianapolis, Indiana 46208-
MEL’S Radiator and Repair Service: Brakes. Generators, Starters, shocks and Minor Tuneup. 903 N. Jackson St. 23 Wanted To Buy 23
WANTED To Buy: Jim Beam bottles and Silver Certificates. Blini House. Streator, Illinois 61364. Phone Area Code 815-672-1698.
WANTED To Buy: 20 tons or less good mixed or legume hay. Please quote price per ton. Phone 653-4289 before 8:00 a.m. or after 6:00 p.m.
Pets
Indiana traffic toll now 175 By United Press International Two traffic accidents Monday raised Indiana’s 1968 fatality toll to at least 175, compared with 159 a year ago. The num her of counties with fatalities thus far was increased to 61. Harold D. Thompson. 25. Rensselaer, was killed Monday night when he lost control of his car on U.S. 421 south of Medaryville and hit a tree. A passenger in the car, Russell Conley, 17, Rensselaer, was injured. It was Pulaski County’s first fatality of the year. Charles King, 42, Muncie, was killed Monday when his truck, loaded with steel rammed into a truck which had broken dowm partly on the roadway. The accident occurred on U.S. 31 in Hamilton County near Noblesvllle. The toll for the weekend reached 15 with the death Monday in Michigan City of Merle Green. 26, Michigan City. He was injured Saturday when a car hit a post. Harley Crane. 54, Bedford, died Sunday in Dunn Memorial Hospital of injuries suffered in a traffic accident, east of Bedford, Feb. 21. State police said he skidded off an ice-covered road and ran into a tree. It was the first traffic death in Lawrence County this year.
coveries were made in all 92 counties, with the highest $71. 726 in Marion County and the lowest $1 in Warren County. Kelly said that since the lien! law against property of old age | recipients was enacted In 1947, a total of $18.8 million has been repaid. He said that for the' past several years, the amount recovered has been averaging J more than $1 million annually; and in many cases total repay-! ment of all old age assistance paid out, was recovered thereby reducing the amount paid by t
taxpayers.
The repayment for the past year from Putnam County was
$7,111.
Founders Day dinner March
1
Double guard FORT WORTH UPI — When Mrs. Aline Evans bought Alex, a German Shepherd, as a watch dog. she did not know he had one problem. Alex was a very sound sleeper. But Mrs. Evans solved the problem. She bought a duck. Now, when anyone comes near the house, the duck quacks, waking up Alex, who in turn barks. The duck gets a share of Alex’s dog food.
Richard F. Gregory, Director j of Alumni Affairs of the Phi I Kappa Psi Fraternity, will be I the featured speaker at the j Greater Indianapolis Alumni; Association Phi Kappa Psi Founders Day, Friday evening, March 1, at Stauffer’s Inn in Indianapolis. The announce-1 ment was made by Dr. James Moran, president of the local group. Philip Nodine is Founders Day Chairman. Chapter members from DePauw 1 , Indiana. Purdue, Wabash and Valparaiso, together with alumni members from Central Indiana will attend. Phi Kappa was founded 116 years ago, February 19, 1852, at Jefferson College in Cannonsburg, Pa., and has social chapters in more than 65
universities.
Several other national officers will attend. These include
Philip M. Cornelius. Indianap- Florida . a biggest pursuits .
oils, national treasurer; Ralph D. Daniel, national secretary and Philip H. Davidson HI, assistant secretary, both from
Cleveland. Ohio.
The Central National Bank is observing its 85th year of banking this week. Rex Thorlton gathered up some information about the Greencastle area which I'm sure you'll find as interesting as I did. * * * On February 28, 1883, the Central National Bank was established in Greencastle and the early minutes record a room was rented for temporary occupancy on South Indiana Street in the first block, for a rental cost of $20.00 per month for six months. Plans for a permanent home (where the bank building now stands) were culminated in the purchase of Lot 101 on the southwest corner of the square from George S. Durham for $4,012.50. A search in the old original bank ledgers reveal many interesting historical facts about the early business conditions in Greencastle. The community was a thriving industrial and agricultural area such as it is today. Numbered among the many successful businesses was the Renick and Curtis Carriage Company located on the site now used as the Catholic Church; they made a popular "Jump Seat" Carriage, sort of a disappearing rumble seat. The Gillespie family operated a tannery west of town. The Harris Milling Company operated a flour mill where Poor & Co. are now located. Thomas Wilson operated an Iron Foundry just east of the site now used by the Poor Ele-
vator.
Lueteke's Bakery, operated by the father of Albert and Harry Lueteke, was just north and east of the Iron Works. The Hillis Stone Quarry was a short distance east of the present City Park. The Limedale brick kilns were about a mile west of the junction of the Monon and Pennsylvania Railroads. There were several woodworking plants in the north of the town of Greencastle, and Birch Brothers operated a woolen mil about where the Angwell Curtain Company now is located. Daggy's pork packing plant was just across Jackson Street. The Goulding and Ireland planing mill about where the Angwell Curtain Company now rative woodwork with "Curlicues" for verandas, stairs, doorways, etc. At the west edge of town the Brockway Brothers made shovel and fork handles from the fine local hardwoods. J. W. Cole built the first electric light plant in town south of the Pennsylvania tracks. Mr. Cole also built the ice plant which the Gardner Brothers later operated for several years. Greencastle also had a street car railway in those days, consisting of two horse-drawn cars which operated between the railroad stations in the north and south sides of the town. The first telephone company wa* organized by James B. Nelson in 1880. Land prices were booming in 1883. In the Manhattan neighborhood, Levi Friend sold his farm to John Rightsell for $7,000 or about $60 an acre. Lycurgus Stoner bought the old Mercer farm for about $38 an acre. Francis Lyon bought Henry Fellows farm of 55 acres for $50 an acre. The Central National Bank minute$ of the board meeting in 1893 reveal the leadership of the bank was under the care of prominent Putnam County citizens who were active and influential in community affairs. The Bank Board at that time was cotpposed of R. L. O'Hair, President; M. D. Bridges, Cashier; James L. Randel, a young man who had beeri assisting his father, and Harry M. Randel, the Putnam County Auditor, as Assistant Cashier. Other members of the board were: Frank A. Arnold, publisher of the weekly Star-Democrat; Silas A. Hays, one of the leading attorneys in Indiana; Ezra B. Evens, a widely known and successful physician; M. F. McHaffie, a prominent and respected livestock breeder and farmer, and Quenton Broadstreet, the leading insurance and real estate broker of Greencastle. P. O. Colliver, attorney and later county judge, and David Houck, prominent farmer, were also members of the board for a time. Currently the bank's affairs are under the direction and leadership of Fred L. O'Hair, Chairman of the Board; Dale K. Teaford, President; Robert H. O'Hair, Woodson A. Darnall, D. W. Killinger, Kenneth E. West and Harry D. Moore, also members of the Board of Directors. The public is invited to stop in and look over some of the old bank records, pictures, cancelled checks of the 1883 period and other bank historical records on display in the bank lobby.
The saluki is perhaps the oldest known breed of domesticated
dogs.
NOTICE or ADMINISTRA1ION In thp Putnam Circuit Court.
Kstate
FOR SALE; One male Dachshund puppy, AKC registered. Roachdale R. 1, 596-7976.
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DID last year's adverse farm season cause you some problems? If it did. and you need some financial help, start the wheels rolling this spring by financing with the Central Mrs.
National Bank.
Long distance help EXETER. England UPI — Seventy-seven - year - old widow Mrs. Lilian Scott couldn’t think who to telephone for help when flames started bursting from
her electric fire.
Finally she rang her nearest
relative, son-in-law Ernest Bowman. at his home 200 miles away in London. Bowman phoned the Exeter Fire Brigade which promptly sped round to
Scott's house —on* mile
Hockey exhibition NEW YORK UPI—The New York Rangers will oppose the U.S. Military Academy’s hockey team in an exhibition game on March 7 at West Point. N.Y. Emile Francis, coach and general manager of the Rangers. said the game, in which the National Hockey League club will “loan” some of its players to the opposition, will afford his team a perfect opportunity for a day of practice and a chance to see West Point and the Academy’s athletic facilities.
No. 68-18
Notice Is hereby given that Paul ! P. Evans and Philip O' Evans, were
on the 20th day of February. 1868. ap-
pointed Co-Executors of the will of
, ... ‘ Jesse A. Evens.-deceased. " 1 Industry and agriculture are aii persons having claims agamst
said estate, whether or not now due. must file the same In said-court withfn six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims
will be forever barred.
Dated at Greencastle. Indiana, this
21st day of February. 1868.
Ennis E. Masten, Clerk of the Put-
nam Circuit Court.
Attorney
Frank G. Stoessel Feb. 27-March 5-12-3t
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STATE OF INDIANA
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COUNTY OF PUTNAM
IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT
FEBRUARY 23. 1968
IN THE MATTER OF ESTATE OF
NOVA HODGE. Deceased
Estate Nn 10HJ
NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE
OF NOVA HODGE
In the matter of the Eslate of Nov* Hodge, deceased. No. 10163 Notice is hereby given that Agnes Rolllson as Administratrix of thenamed estate, has presented and Hied her final account in final aetilem'ent of said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Circuit Court, on the 22nd of March. 1968. at which time all per: on* interested in said estate are required to appear in said court and liow cause, if any there be. why-.. aid -ftf» count should not be approved And the heir* of said ■ decedent- and ait otiiefi Interested are also required to appearand make proof of their heirship at | claim to any part of said estate. Agnes Rollison, Personal Represent*-
tive.
Ennis E Masten. Cleric of the Pu* nam Circuit Court. . Attorney - = ' Roy C. Sutherlin Volt. ff-Marcb $-3t