The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 September 1955 — Page 3

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On Saturday evening at the Christian Church here occurred the wedding of R&cquel Etcheson and William Hueber. They expect to make their home in Indianapolis. Among the many visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gooch were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dolin and amily of Dayton, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Murphy and daughter of Granite City, 111., friends "rom Elletsville and Mrs. Alma Gooch of Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peterson of DeKalb, Illinois arrived Wed-

nesday for a few days visit with friends and relatives here. Among the visitors at the home of Mrs. Bessie Darnall recently were Mrs. Nellie Roberts of Pennsylvania, Mr. and Mrs. John Hanks of Stilesville, Mrs Mary Turner of Crawfordsville. Mrs. Achsa Cassity and Mrs. Cecil English called on Mrs Maud Crodian Monday afternoon

FISH TALE SOUTH CHINA, Me.—(UP) —Alan B. Wigley of Newtor, Mass., caught a six-pound brown trout in China Lake using a pumpkin seed for bait.

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FII.LMOKE Mr. and Mrs. Cl irence Flag;rr spent Su'i(la\' in Cliarlcston, 111 with Miss Ed the Ragan and visited Miss Nellie I', gun, who is eonvalosing in the Oakwood Nursing Home. She will enjoy hearing from her friends. Her address is Oakwood Nursing Home Charleston, 111. Mrs. Bessie Watson’s Sunday visitors were Mr. ami Mrs. Clarence Ball of Bellmore, Mr. and Mrs. Envm ft Fulford of Greencastle and Mr. and Mrs. Budd Clark and family.

FAMILY MEETING IIOFSE

CUMBERLAND, R. I.(UP) — The 209-year old Elder Ballou Meeting House was used for onlv ‘wo weddings in the last 7a vears. The latest was the wedding of Joyce Avis Ballou of East Providence, R. I.—a direct descendant of Elder Abner Ballou for whom the place was named. The other wedding was her mother’s in 1929.

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POLICE CAPTURE CRAZED KILLER

CR \ZrD GUNMAN Michael Morabito, captured by Chicago police after a bl et- p a tered ihase. looks on while Lt. James McMahon display- ;h< gun Morabito used in k lling a Chicago Daily News mai for man, Henry George, in the press room of the paper.

Ge aid Clodf< Her is pictured above showing the Grand Champion Polled i>h'»rthoni .'mil at the Indiana State Fair. The banner is berg held by Allan C. Atlason. Secretary of the American Shorthorn Bi e l. s Ass x'ihtion. The bull. Broadway Hal mark, was Reserve Grand Champion of the Ohio State Fair and Reserve Senior t h.impion at the Illinois State Fair.

GETTING MOST OUT OF VACATION

THOROUGHLY ENJOYING his summer vacation in Denver, President Eisenhower calls to other members of his foursome to jo>n him on the tenth tee during a round of golf at the Green Gables Country club. (International SoundphotoJ

ARRESTED IN DEATH OF HEIRESS

Tigers Trounced By Aces, 39 - 7

After a scoreless first quarter Evansville broke through with a pair of touchdowns in each of the list three periods to overpower DePauw’s young Tigers, 39-7, in Saturday night’s opener at Evansville. The host Aces had too much experience for Coach Mike Snavely’s club and capitalized on DePauw mistakes by recovering four fumbles and intercepting three passes. Blessed with a horde of talented backs, Evansville outgained ‘he Bengals both on the ground, 353 yards to 165, and in the air, 120 yards to 53. The game was the first Indiana Collegiate Conference tilt of the season. Halfbaclc Ken Lutterba-ch paced the Aces with 113 yards in 13 carries for an 8.7 average. All-conference Bill Parrish added 71 yards, and brothers Corky and Richie Thompson chipped in 57 and 50 yards, respectively. Brightest spot in the DePauw offense was fullback Skip Mathieson, who carried 11 times for 83 yards and a 7.5 average. Halfback Art Bryant was close behind with 49 yards in seven tries. Evansville finished with 19 first downs to 12 for DePauw but also held a- considerable edge in the penalty department. The Aces were whistled down eight times for 100 yards, and DePauw offended only four times for 20. Lutterback opened the scoring with 4:30 remaining in the second quarter when he plunged over from the three to climax a 75-yard drive. Less than three minutes later he caught a 48yard pass from Dick Sinclair for the second tally. In t*«e third stanza Parrish

Pecks at GOP

ARRESTED in connection with the Philadelphia abortion death of food-chain heiress Doris Jean Silver Ostreicher, 22, Mr. (left) and Mrs. Milton Schwartz leave City hall with attorney Israel Finkelstein, who posted their $5,000 bond. Described as “family friends” of the parents of the dead woman, the Schwartzes were charged with conspiracy, perjury and being accessories before the fact in the woman’s death. (International Soundphoto)

HOLDING one of his 75 chickens he exhibited at the Marlboro fair. Upper Marlboro, Md., Senator Wayne Morse (D), Oregon, declares, “Fanners know their prosperity depends on getting Republicans out of office” next year. He was commenting on Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson’s statement that he (Benson) would have "something very specific” to offer Congress next year on the farm issue. (International J

ROYAL LATE SUMMER VACATION Likes U. S. Troops

THESE INTIMATE PHOTOS of Britain's Royal Family were taken during their iate summer vacation at Balmoral castle tn Scotland Top photo is a new study of Queen Elizabeth 11 and the Duke of Edinburgh. Lower the queen and Princess Anne watch the duke swinging Prince Charles. (Inter natiunau Sound photos/

THE SECRETARY GENERAL of the French Socialist party. Guy Mollett tells a National Press club luncheon In Washington, D C, that he hopes American troops will remain In France because he believes Russia never will make war as long as she is sure the United States would fight. He pointed out there were no U. S. forces in Europe when Germany struck In 1914 and 1939, (International J

made it 18-0 on anothei areeyarder, and quarterback Bud George hit Phil Wirilace with a 15-yard scoring toss later the same period. Jim Merkley added the Aces first extra point. Final Evansville touchdowns came during the fourth period on | a 73-yard ramble by Lutterbach and Bill Trainers 46-yard pass to A1 Williams. Merkley and Corkey Thompson kicked the conversions. DePauws only score resulted from a 30-yard pass by quarterback Dick McCracken to freshman end Jim Braden with seven minutes to go in the game. Fred Williams converted.

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MADISON, Wis.—(UP)—An official of the U. S. Office of Education says some educators are missing a bet by not usin., motion pictures to ease the shortage of teachers. Seerley Reid, chief of the federal agency's visual education branch, said flims could be used for certain routine teaching tasks and take the pressure of* the teachers now in the schoois He noted that some educators oppose use of films for such work and said: “It’s time you did a little soulsearching,” he said; “If the proper films are available, why not let the audio-visual media teach routine aspects of learning? “What we need is a willingness to experiment and erase blocked minds for the betterment of the pupils and the teaching profession.” Reid told some 250 educators at an audio-visual conference at the University of Wisconsin that many teachers quit their job because of the routine and paper work involved.

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