Banner Graphic, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 April 1973 — Page 2

Page 2

Banner-Graphic, Greencastle, Indiana

Tue»day, April 3, 1973

i

A Little Of:

Myers

-Continuedfrom Page 1-

This And That

In the passing ot Roland Headley, my deepest sympathy is extended to his wife, Margaret, his son, Jim and his daughter Anne. 1 know that in their hour of bereavement they also have the sympathy of Roland's business associates, his many friends and customers. It has been my privilege to have known Roland ever since he came to Greencastle. He will indeed be missed by all who knew him. IKK) It is tragic and most appalling the way the Indiana highway traffic deaths continue to mount. Fourteen persons were killed on Hoosier roads during the weekend. This brings the toll so far this year to 367 or 46 more than were killed at the same time in 1972. Certainly grim statistics averaging better than 100 a month. 000 In the wake of high prices on beef and hogs law enforcement officers predict that rustling ol these animals may become prevalent. 1 am told that there have been isolated cases of this nature in this

area. It would be a good idea for farmers to keep a close watch on their cattle and hogs at least until meat prices come down. 000 Saw Roland (Biddie) Lane, former county treasurer, in the courthouse lobby and he told me he had his taxes paid. 000 Also in passing yesterday morning, ex-Fire Chief Bill Lawrence yelling at me from the Penney Store corner. 000 DID YOU KNOW: Shanghai was the first Chinese city to have telephones, installed in 1881. 000 Yugoslavia means “Land of the South Slaves.” It is a mountainous country in south central Europe. 000 The gaseous element helium was detected on the sun by early solar scientists before it was discovered on earth. 000 I read that “the difference between a luxury and a necessity is in how badlv vou want it.”

A Christian's Primary Purpose Is To Share The Gospel With Those Who Know It Not! CLINIC ON EVANGELISM

April 7-10, Starting at 7:00 P.M. on the 7th, Elm and Maple St. Sponsored by Greencastle Christian Church

said Americans don’t pay as much for food as other nations. Democrat Ray J. Madden, of Gary, described by his secretary as a “meat and potatoes man,” ordered a cheese sandwich and a diet drink. He said, however, he sympathizes with farmers and his no-meat lunch was simply a way of saving a dime to pay for other highpriced items in today’s market. Republican Roger H. Zion of Evansville had lunch en route to Washington from Boston, Mass. An airline stewardess served some Livestock Report Hog prices at Greencastle Livestock Center are $1 higher today: 180-200-$34-$35.75 200-220-$35.75-$36.25 220-250-$35-$35.75 250-300-$33.50-$35 Sows-All weights-$30.75-$32 Boars-$27 Grain Report High and low prices at local elevators today are: Corn - $1.41 - $1.45 Beans - $5.40 - $5.48 Oats - $1 Wheat-$1.88 New Corn - $1.24 - $1.28 New Beans - $3.83 New Oats - No price quoted New Wheat - No price quoted. Notice The Greencastle Elks Lodge #1077 will hold a memorial walkin service for Roland Headley today at 7:30 at Hopkins Funeral Home, it was announced yesterday.

For Rent or For Sale Convalescent Equipment

Folding Wheel Chairs All Types - Including: Push j Back Arm Rests, Elevat|ing Leg Rests, Serving Tables.

Toilet Hand Rail

Walkers, Adjustable or Folding.

Deluxe Hospital Beds Adjustable For Height, Foot & Head Adjustments, Mattress, Disposable Covers, Side Rails.

Elevated Toilet Seat Adjustable.

C

Canei of All Type*, Includ ing Adjustable 3 & 4 Point.

V

']

Geriatric Wheel Chair Folding Table Top.

"I

r

^N\

Toilet Commode Chairs Adjustable.

Aluminum Crutches All Types

With Pads Adjustable

The Above Equipment Is Located At Coon's Apothecary 600 N. Arlington St. - In The Greencastle Professional Complex You May Call Either Location For Prices, Reservations, Or Pick Up. Wooden Crutches For Loan, Free, With A *5.00 Deposit At DOWNTOWN LOCATION ONLY. Not Illustrated, For Sale Only - At Both Locations Bed Pans, All Types Invalid Rings Cervical Collars Irrigator Cans Latex Foam Cushions Cervical Traction Kits Urinals, All Types Colostomy Kits Sterile Catheters* Incontinent Pants Protective Mattress Covers T.E.D. Anti Embolism Stocking* * Requires a Prescription!

Registered Dealer

Emergency Oxygen Kits and Refills

AN^ HARM AC Y

'Dauuitocom ^icettccutCe

v\

9 ifftranmc

^HE^POTHECARY • 600 li. /tilington Aj '**1 , I M As: t ‘ t sSK O*.* 1 ’: ‘ X

snacks. “There were some turkey sandwiches and some corned beef sandwiches,” Zion said. “I ate what they gave me.” Republican Elwood H. Hillis of Kokomo had an easy excuse because of a dental appointment. “If he had anything at all for lunch, it was probably a bowl of soup,” said one of hisaides. Not included in the survey were Democrats John Brademas of South Bend and Lee Hamilton of Columbus. Science Judges — Continuedfrom Page 1 and Dennis A. Lewis, RoseHulman Institute. Also Richard D. Brown, ISU; V.J. Easterling, Wabash College; Leo L. Terrando, Medical Arts Lab of Terre Haute; Ernest Egloff, Greencastle High School; and Howard Youse, Phillip Brown, Kristen Phend and Larry Behle, DePauw University. Judges for the Behavioral Sciences Division are Lawrence McCarron and Sam Schnitzer, ISU; and Dan Linkenhoker of the Ralph Johnston Regional Youth Community. Special judges have been selected by area scientific and professional societies. They are Lynn Swanson and Francis Dolan, Wabash Valley Section of the American Chemical Society; E. Erickson, Roger Harned and Jack Munsee, Wabash Valley Audobon Society; J. Richard Becker, Richard Reynolds and Marge Godfrey, American Cancer Society. Also David Johnson, American Society of Microbiology; Lawrence McCarron, Indiana Psychological Association; and Wayne Jenkins, American Meteorological Society.

Myers To Present Flog At Firehouse

Following nearly seven months of construction, tl: Madison Township Volunteer Fire Department Building will open this Saturday with special ceremonies at the structure at 7:30 p.m. featuring U.S. Representative John Myers. Myers is to present a flag to the volunteer fire department. On hand for the event will be department officials Dale Evans, Roy Boling and Joe Ferguson along with fire Chief Alva Wood and many of the almost 40 firemen and Ladies Auxiliary members of the department. The open house at the new facility will run from 3 p.m. to A-37's - Continued from Page 1 In addition, practice bombs do not contain explosive ordinance nor are machine guns armed until the aircraft is over the practice range. The route extends southwest from Grissom to Frankfort, then to a point about 25 miles west of Crawfordsville where it turns southeast to Coatesville. From there it extends southwest to Cagles Mill Dam then turns east over Gosport to the Atterbury range. Play - Continuedfrom Page 1 the production. Reserved advance tickets will be on sale for S1.50 in the DePauw BookStore beginning April 9. Since it is a part of the regular season of speech department productions, persons holding season tickets may use them. According to Director Staley, the play is based on the book “The Circular Staircase” by Mary Roberts Rainhart.

9 p.m. with refreshments provided by the Ladies Auxiliary group. Entertainment is scheduled from 6:30 to 7:30. The new Madison Township Firehouse is located on West Walnut Street, just west of Call Corner. With the construction completed, the citizens of Madison Township will have available fire protection which was not provided in the past. “The fire department was formed to provide fire protection for the people of Madison Township, Joe Ferguson, treasurer of the Rustling Trio Pleads

Guilty

Danny Edwards, R. 1, Carbon, remains lodged in Putnam county jail pending a pre-sentencing investigation which was ordered after he pleaded guilty yesterday in Putnam County Circuit Court to theft by deception. Edwards had previously appeared to plead not guilty but the original plea was changed yesterday. In other Court Action: The trio of youths arrested yesterday for allegedly attempting to steal three hogs from the Jack Torr farm pleaded guilty yesterday morning in Putnam Circuit Court. A pre-sentencing investigation was ordered for Diane Covert, Greencastle, James Hood, Route 2, Greencastle and Terry Chew, Reelsville.

department, said yesterday. “Up to now, we would get service from Greencastle in a life and death situation. We did get calls answered from the Bainbridge department,” Ferguson said. Housed in the station will be two trucks. Total footage for the structure is set at about 2,300 sq. ft. by the treasurer who noted that the footage includes the fire house, kitchen, community room and two bathrooms plus a utility

room.

Discussing the cost of the structure, Ferguson said that “it would be impossible to quote an estimate of the money involved because we have had so many donations for “the project.” The department has emphasized that the structure is a community building for the use of everyone in the township, adding that the building is to made available for scout troop meetings. Any clubs or organizations of Madison Township are invited to use the building at no charge, the department Gardner — Continued from Page l “All we can think of to do is to perhaps let the public decide what should be done,” she

stated.

Suggestions were made that the funds be contributed to the Heart Fund or that they remain in the bank so that they would be available if another Putnam County youth should need such surgery. Later this week the Gardners will be meeting with Jerry Williams of the Central National Bank in order to decide upon what course of action should be taken.

said. The building is maintained by the fire department and anyone wishing to place a request for use of the building many contact any fire department officer. Church — Continued from Page 1 was a missionary to Malaya, serving as pastor of an interracial congregation in Singa-

pore.

Born in Boston, Jones was educated at Ohio Wesleyan University, Yale University and the University of California at Berkeley. During his lectureship appearance on the DePauw campus Dr. Jones will be guest at a luncheon hosted by the Greencastle District of the United Methodist Church. Other guests at the luncheon will be Methodist ministers in the District. Hospital Notes Dismissed Monday: John T. Leonard Walter Livingston Madaline Thompson Alexis Phillips Jack Morrison Marilyn Arnold Florence Kridler Charles Cline Wilma Lowry Mrs. Debora Tt >mer and daughter Mrs. Cathenne Triswell and daughter

County Jury List Drawn

Acting on a directive by Judge Francis N. Hamilton a new venire of jurors has been drawn for the April, May and June sessions of the Putnam County Circuit Court. The new jurors were drawn by Ennis Masten, Circuit Court Clerk, in the presence of Maurice Fordice of Russellville and Moss Connor of Cloverdale, Jury Commissioners. A total of 158 names were drawn, eight for Grand Jury service and 150 for Petit Jury service. The new venire follows: Jury List April, May, June Grand Jury Joanne C. Koenig, Greencastle; Phyllis J. Schilling, Jefferson; Douglas Cooper. Jackson; Donna S. Nicholson, Floyd; George E. Girton, Monroe; Noble R. Alexander, Marion; Wayne A. Barnes, Washington; Anthony D. Sutherlin, Warren. Petit Jury Annette L. Cloyd, Greencastle; John Raymann, Monroe; Charles Lee Marcum, Monroe; Ann K. Newton, Greencastle; Roy L. Whitlock, Floyd; Shirley Kay Chadd, Madison. James E. Knauer, Madison; Emma F. Chambers, Warren; William A. Smith, Greencastle; Richard E. Peeler, Washington; William Owens, Greencastle. Charles J. McAllister, Madison; Teletha M. Bennington, Monroe; Carl Riggle, Franklin; Keith A. Ferrand, Monroe; Medford R. McBride, Monroe; Helen Lawrence, Greencastle; Susan K. Steele, Monroe. Edna R. Walsh, Russell; Maureen Bronson, Marion, Gary D. Davis, Marion; James R. Nichols, Monroe; Martha O’Neal, Greencastle; Earl F. Cooksey, Greencastle; Ruby Branneman, Cloverdale; Virginia L. Walker, Cloverdale. Alice E. Covert, Greencastle; Stella E. Watt, Madison; Mary J. Black, Greencastle; Ronald R. Phillips, Greencastle; James B. Black, Greencastle; Maythel I. Allegree, Cloverdale; James R. Fenwick, Greencastle; Dora Robert Nees, Cloverdale; Jo Ann Tharp, Marion; Patrick Dunford, Washington; Keith

L. Copner, Franklin. Harry M. Tharp, Marion; Charlene Logan, Russell; Dennis D. McGlone, Greencastle; Joe Whitaker, Warren; Carl Ray Green, Franklin; Connie S. Albright, Greencastle; James E. Simpson, Franklin; Frank E. Sims, Greencastle; Kenneth Pitcock, Franklin; Marvin K. Jackson, Marion; Frances L. Lee, Greencastle; Barbara P. Bowen. Marion. Norma Chaplain, Russell; Robert E. Greene, Monroe; Adrian Coffey, Greencastle; Dorothy Clodfelter, Greencastle; Mary Reeves, Greencastle; Mary E. McKamey, Cloverdale; David Linville, Cloverdale; Joyce Bridgewater, Washington; Wm. R. Siebrase, Greencastle; Harold Chilcote, Clinton; Catherine B. Ryan, Greencastle; Donald Marsh. Jackson; Phillip Humphreys, Greencastle; Harold Lisby, Floyd; Conrad L. Shinn, Madison; Wm. Eugene Duncan, Greencastle; HerschelO. Scobee, Marion. James Hilburn, Monroe; Max J. O'Hair, Clinton; Marilyn Ann Call, Franklin; Carroll Huber, Cloverdale; Brenda Bemis, Greencastle; Edith Brewster, Madison; Arlene Huber, Cloverdale; Carl Dougherty, Jr., Greencastle; Carl M. Dunn, Marion; Joe W. Terry, Greencastle; Joann Orr, Cloverdale; Daisy Buttery, Jackson; David Keeling, Jackson; Alta Cooksey, Cloverdale; Robert Thomas, Greencastle; Carol

Keck, Franklin; Billy F. Talbott, Greencastle; Susan J. Goodman, Greencastle. Wendylene Trent, Monroe; Karen S. Curtice, Cloverdale; Claudeene Shelton, Cloverdale; William J. Moore, Greencastle; Regina Lucas, Greencastle; Kenneth Adams, Monroe; Clair Romerill, Jackson; Margaret Fletcher. Greencastle; Marie Gass, Cloverdale; David Branneman. Greencastle; Ronald Richardson, Russell; Emilee Southwood, Franklin; Norma Settle, Cloverdale; Victoria Robinson, Greencastle; Thresa Evens, Russell. Jerry W. Gossett, Greencastle; Betty Joane Hedge, Washington; Samuel E. Gray, Greencastle; David Jordan, Greencastle; Janet K. Woodruff. Clinton; Lonny W. Cox, Jr., Warren; Stephen L. White, Greencastle; William R. McPherson, Jefferson; Jean Weaver, Cloverdale; Clarance A. Cooper, Greencastle; Wilma M. Zimmerman, Jackson; Brandt N. Steele, Greencastle; James L. Myers, Franklin; Loyd A. Maggard, Franklin; Morris Shinn, Greencastle; Carol L. Shrader, Cloverdale; Alfred J. Thompson, Washington; James Martindale, Greencastle. James M. Holland, Franklin; Shirley P. Johnson, Greencastle; Audrey J. Shuck, Monroe; Betty Collier, Jefferson; Helen Sutherlin, Washington; Bern Price, Washington; Madeline Shra-

der, Greencastle; Leroy Blocker, Monroe; Eugene B. Hughes, Warren; Ruth A. Wieckert, Greencastle; Maxine Gough, Greencastle; John R. Bridges, Greencastle; Louis R. Williams, Clinton; Nancy I. Curran, Monroe; Harold M. Boesen, Warren; Robert A. York, Greencastle; Pamela Judy, Clinton; Patricia Lynn Hecko, Greencastle; Norman Wood, Greencastle; Ralph Fenwick, Greencastle; Dewey Garrett, Cloverdale; Delores Proctor, Russell; Glen Everman, Russell; Kile Staley, Cloverdale; Delores Simmons, Cloverdale; Howard C. Chase, Greencastle; Tommy Young, Marion; Charlie Michael, Marion; Albert Hammond, Marion; Marilyn Jean Frazier, Cloverdale; Joan Clifford, Jefferson; Marjorie Pearl Bowman, Cloverdale.

"It Waves For All" Banner-Graphic Consolidation of The Daily Banner Established 1850 The Herald The Daily Graphic Established 1883 Telephone 653-5151 Dr. Mary Tanian, Publisher Published every morning and evening except Sundays and Holidays by LuMar Newspapers Inc. al 20 North Jackson St., Greencastle, Indiana 46135 Entered in the Po»t Office at Greencastle. Ind., as 2nd class mail matter under Act of March 7, 1878 SUBSCRIPTION R T ES Per Week, by carrier 50* Per Month by motor route $2 15 Mail Subscription Rates R.R. in All Other Other Putnam Co. Indiana U S A. 1 Week 50* 50* 60* 3 Months $4 50 $5 00 $7 00 6 Months $7 00 $8 00 $10 00 1 Year $12 00 $14 00 $1800 Mail subscriptions payable in advance . . not accepted in towns and whore motor route service is available. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for republication of all the local news printed in this newspaper.

TERMITE CONTROL GENERAL PEST CONTROL RELIABLE EXTERMINATORS Serviag Greencastle Since 1946 Coan Pharmacy 653-3123

Notice To Members WINDY HILL COUNTRY CLUB Dining Room Re-Opens April 4 Make Your Own Sandwiches 6:00 till 8:30 Music By Hardwick-Hopkins 8:00 till 10:00 *1.00 Per Person Regular Dining Room Service Begins Thursday, April 5

CLOSING OUT SALE! Personal property of Earl O'Hair, deceased, will be sold ot auction at farm 6 miles north of Greencastle on St. Rd. 43 to Summerset Church, then Vi mile west, on

Thursday, April 5, 1973

ANTIQUES

at 11:00 o'clock sharp

Side board with 3 drawers and 2 doors, with mirror shelf fop and marble top; 5 walnut beds, all hand carved; large walnut library table; old violin and case; oak chest with 6 drawers; nice, old sword in case; pocket knives; nice chair with cane bottom; cast iron elephant bank; many books; school slate; music cabinet; old luggage; nice old mirror; night stand; nice quilts; picture frames; fans; beautiful 3-shelf walnut what-nof; hand carved coffee table with glass top; 6'x8' braided rug and small rug to match; large wall picture in frame; 2 amber fish bottles; several pieces brass; 2 cranberry vases and plate to match; 2 brass andirons; glass hen and 3 chickens; walnut dresser with marble top and mirror; double metal slipper match holder; oak dresser with mirror; 3 converted oil lamps; ironstone tureen; antique bread plate; 5 cups and saucers; 12 assorted salt tellers; 2 goofus glass plates; pressed glass; German and Bavarian pieces; wood rocker; square trunk; pie cupboard with drawer and 2 metal doors; jars; Ox yoke; adz; antique wood burning stove; lantern; few Indian flints; old spectacles; some 1847 Rogers silverware; double barrel shot gun; single barrel shot gun; marbles; metal book ends; old flour bin; razor strap; several small brass bells; 2 wood barrels; HOUSEHOLD AND TOOLS 2 metal dothes dosets; metal utility cabinet; 4 white kitchen chairs; hand made vanity dresser; table radio; chest of 4 drawers; electric fans; heaters; leather chair and ottoman; platform rocker with new upholstering; swivel rocker; magazine stand; davenport; metal end tables; baskets; ^xlS' rug and pad; drapes and curtains; angel wing begonia in pot; 2 matching book cases with glass doors; desk; whatnots; gold colored clock in glass dome; chest of 5 drawers; occasional chair; nice 16 size wood bed complete; small tables; bathroom scales; electric razor; blond oak drop leaf table and 4 chairs; Hot Point electric range; serving cart; 2 wall clocks; nice, large dictionary; table and floor lamps; porch swing; Maytag washer; Westinghouse dryer; drop -af table; castors; tubs; 2 push mowers; walking break plow; garden plow; No. 656 Wheel Horse riding mower; 4-wheel power mower; gas motor; motor and grinder; forks; shovels; chains; vise; large safe; diggers; hand tools; power push mower; scythes; tile scoop; wedges; hoes; and many other articles. Dinner will be served. Terms - Cash. Not responsible in case of accidents. First Citizens Bank & Trust Co., Alton Hurst, Auctioneer d |y| < Williams and Hurst, Clerks * Roy Sutherlin, Attorney