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At long last, there was a passenger train on the old Motion (now Louisville & Nashville Railroad) Thursday morning at the Greencastle depot. The Amtrack Chicago to Miami Train No. 51, was routed out of Chicago to Greencastle and Louisville due to tornado damage in the northern part of the state. Ordinarily, the train would have gone through Indianapolis. The train stopped here at 6:25 a.m. and 12 passengers got off to take a bus to Indianapolis.

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corner of Jackson and Walnut Streets, I always found him to be honest, a hard worker and loyal to his customers. You could leave your car with Lee and know that it would be taken care of just the same as if you were there. My sympathy is extended to his wife, Mae, who during those years at the station was Lee’s helpmate. I, for one, and many others will miss Lee. 000 Well, as the old saying goes, “April showers bring May flowers” The rain is also bringing something else. I mean mushrooms. Yep, they’re finding them. John Klebusch found over two hundred the other day. Cliff Monnett could be right. He said sometime back that this should be a good year for mushrooms. 000 Russ Payne and Mrs. Payne have returned to their home in Limedale after spending the winter months in Venice, Florida. Russ tells me that during their stay there they had only .89 if an inch of rain. Otherwise the weather was fine. He said that obtaining gasoline for his car was a big problem and it was especially hectic during the month of February. 000 I was glad to see Lois Clark in town yesterday morning conversing with friends in the courthouse lobby. 000 DID YOU KNOW: Skiing was introduced to America in 1856 by “Snowshoe” Thompson of Norway. 000 The privy or outhouse of Colonial Virginia was aptly called “the necessary.” 000 “Hoist your sail when the wind is fair.” In Memoriam In memory of Ralph Saylor who passed a way April 5,1971. The world may change from year to year, And friends from day to day. But never will the one we loved from memory pass away. Mrs. Irene Saylor & Family Card of Thanks I wish to thank Dr. Schauwecker and Dr. Johnson for helping me during my stay in the hospital. I also wish to thank the many people that sent me cards and the lovely flowers. I loved everyone of them. Thank You. Dorothy Miller

Come learn how prayer can help you. Come to this free public lecture of Christian Science scientific prayer by Harold Rogers, C.S.B., a member of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship. 7:30, Tuesday evening, April 9 in First Church of Christ, Scientist, Albin Pond Road, Greencastle, Indiana Nursery Available.

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Friday, April 5,1974

Frank Baker Appointed Guard Commander

Capt. Frank Baker of the 181st Tactical Fighter Group, Indiana Air National Guard, is the first nonphysician nationally to be appointed commander of a National Guard medical unit. Capt. Baker was promoted to commander of the 181st Tactical Dispensary recently, according to Lt. Col. Frank L. Hettlinger, base commander. Past medical unit commander requirements called for only a physician to be considered. A Greencastle resident, Capt. Baker is the administrator of the Putnam County Hospital. He is a 1960 business graduate of Oklahoma University and was graduated from Syracuse University with a master’s in Business Administration in 1964.

Capt. Baker has been a member of the 181st Tactical Fighter Group since June of 1970 and has completed 21 years of military service, in-

cluding active and reserve duty. His 12 years of active duty included two overseas tours of duty; Okinawa 195354and Morocco 1962-63.

Capt. Baker was administrator of the 181st Dispensary before being upgraded to commander. He and his wife, Gail, have two children.

Obituary Carl Andrew Huffman

Police Investigate Minor Accident

Greencastle police investigated a minor accident at 9:55 a.m. Thursday between two vehicles heading north on Jackson St. The vehicles involved were a 1970 Ford driven by Rita Poynter, 24. Bainbridge. and a 1966 Pontiac driven by Ronnie E. Van Bibber, 27, Route 1, Greencastle. Police said Poynter attempted to make a left hand turn, but Van Bibber mistook her intentions and began to

pass striking the left front and side door of the Poynter vehicle. Damage to the Poynter automobile was estimated at

$150. No damage was sustained by the Van Bibber auto. There were no injuries to either part and neither received a citation.

Carl Andrew Huffman, 85, Reelsville, Route 1, died at his home Thursday afternoon. A farmer, he was the son of John Andrew and Lucy Smith Huffman. Mr. Huffman was born, raised and farmed on the same farm in Washington Township in Putnam County. A member of the Croy’s Creek Congregational Christian Church, he was married in Greencastle on January 28, 1914, to

Caroline Davis, originally from Cloverdale. In addition to his wife, he is survived by a brother-in-law and several cousins. Services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Miller & Sons Funeral Home in Brazil in charge of Rev. Herschel McCullough and Rev. Mike Wilson. Interment will be in Forest Hill Cemetery in Greencastle. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. Saturday.

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Joint Services For Russellville Churches

Joint services will again be held during Holy Week by the Russellville Christian Church and the Russellville United Church of Christ. Services will be held nightly beginning Palm Sunday at 7:30 p.m. each evening. On Sunday, Monday and Tuesday the services will be held in the United Church of Christ. On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday the services will be held in the Christian Church. A special Maundy Thursday Communion service is planned for Thursday. The guest song leader for these services is Mrs. Starlit Powers. Special music will also be provided each evening by groups from the surrounding area. The Rev. Leo Thompson, minister of both of the Russellville churches, will be speaking each evening except Thursday. His sermons are a series based on some of the questions asked

of Jesus by Pilote.

The Christian Youth Fellowship, composed of high school youth of both church-

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es, will also present an Easter Sunrise service at 6:30 a.m. Easter morning in the United Church. This service will be

The conclave will allow delegates to exchange views and discuss problems facing the general fraternity as a whole, DePauw sophomore Jerry Hallett, who will cochair the event with senior Tim Paschal, said. Through workshops and discussion groups meeting Saturday morning and afternoon, delegates will attempt to learn how to better run their individual chapters. Representation of Midwest views at the General Assembly of the National Fraternity, meeting at Knoxville, fenn. in August, is another purpose of the conclave.

Four North Putnam Future Farmers Honored

Four North Putnam Future Farmers of America members were honored Wednesday night at the FFA Parent and Son Banquet. Award winners were Dean Williamson, Gill Chain Award; Ernie O’Hair, Star Greenhand: Jim McGaughey, Dekalb Award and Jim Robertson. Star Chapter Farmer. Harold Doremire was named Honorary Chapter Farmer. FFA teams an(l contest participants receiving recognition were Jesse Ader, Crop Production; Ron Smith, Dairy Production; Alan Huffman. Livestock Production; Max Blackmore, Poultry Production; Mike Blackmore. Ag Sales Service;

David Wallace. Creed Speaking; Max Blackmore, Impromptu Speaking; Alan Huffman, Essay Contest; Doug Simms, Ag Sales Demonstration; Tony Wheeler, Ag Production Demonstration; 1974-1975 Officers, Chapter Meeting Contest and Dean Williamson and Mike Blackmore. FFA Quiz Bowl. 1974-1975 officers installed were Max Blackmore, president; Alan Huffman, vice president; Tony Wheeler, secretary; Mike Blackmore. treasury; Doug Simms, reporter; Bob Keck, sentinel; Jesse Ader. parlimentarian; Steve Norton, chaplin and David Lane, photographer. Speaker for the evening was Jerry Vaughn, State FFA Treasurer.

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They were given the program for the year, golf course regulations and the details of beginner and refresher courses to be provided. According to Mrs. Howard Harmless, chairman of the tournament committee, .Ken Card of Thanks We wish to express our appreciation and thankfulness to the fire denartments of Greencastle, Madison Twp. and Fillmore for their response for help in our recent loss of our home and contents, as well as all our friends and neighbors or anyone else that helped the day of the fire or since. It is impossible to name each individual as well as imposdble to find words enough to express our sincere appreciation. Charles & W ilma Libka Dr. Paul V Chivington Jr., Duff Farm Management

White who is presently pro at the Crawfordsville links, will be in Greencastle at the local course on April 15,22 and 29. Lessons may be arranged through Mrs. Harmless. Following White's instructions. the tournament committee plans to conduct several sessions with emphasis on golfing etiquette, course rules and scoring. The next social event planned for this group is a Grain Report Grain prices at the Greencastle elevators today are: Corn-52.45-$2.50 Oats $1.75 Beans-$5.40 New Corn-$2.10 New Beans-$4.83 New Wheat - $3.55

luncheon at the club house on April 16. All members of W'indy Hill Country Club will be invited to this affair. Mrs. Harold Mason chairmans the social committee for the season. Mrs. Fred Walters is chairman of the Ladies' Golf Association. Livestock Report Hog prices at the Greencastle Livestock Center today are $.50 lower with: 180-190- $31.25-$31.50 190-220-$31.50-$31.75 220-250-$30.25-$31.50 250-300-$27.75-$30.25 Sows - $.50-SI.00 lower under 450 pounds - $25.50 over 450 pounds - $26.50 - $27.50. Boars - $22.50

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“Conclave provides an portunity in which we draft legislation and submit it to the General Assembly for their consideration." Hallett

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“But it’s not all work, he added; “a party with a live band is planned for Saturday night.” For Sunday morning, A Celebration of Life religious meeting is planned. All of the estimated sixtyfive delegates attending the conclave will eat and sleep in the DePauw Lambda Chi Alpha house. Looking at the conclave as a whole, Hallett concluded, “It’s a total experience that encompasses the social, spiritual and political life of thefraternitv."

W6RE To Air Debate

WGRE-FM will broadcast live today’s debate between Congresswoman Martha Griffiths and Indiana State Senator Joan Gubbins. The debate on the Equal Rights Amendment will originate at 1 p.m. from Gobin Church on the DePauw University campus. Congresswoman Griffiths of Michigan will speak in support on the constitutional amendment. Senator Gubbins, representing the STOPERA national movement, will oppose passage of the amendment. Seats for the public event

will be available on a first come, first served basis. WGRE-FM (91.5) on the dial) is presenting the debate as a public service broadcast. Hospital Notes Dismissed Thursday: Edith Arend Earl Nicholson Roberta Phipps Hershal Hinkle Olas Hinkle James Sage Loretta Stark Virginia Morrison BIRTHS: Mr. and Mrs. Larry Phipps, Greencastle, Route 1, a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Western. Box 62. Stilesville, a girl

Board Raises Driver Ed. Fees

The Greencastle Optimists Club has announced wanted items for the annual Optimist Club “Friend of Youth” Radio Auction. They are useful, transportable items that are resalable. Donations of all items of clothing, furniture, dishes, art objects, tools and games, can ben made to this fund-raising project by calling Wayne Hopkins at 6536262, Claude Shuee at 653-9702 or Jack Cross at 653-3143. All proceeds from the Radio Auction will be used by the Optimist Club to help the youth of the community. Items to be auctioned are to be displayed in the lobby of the Central National Bank The auction will be conducted by Radio WXTA on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. April 9 and 10, from 6 until 11 p.m.

Fees for the summer driver’s education program at Cloverdale High School were raised to $10 when the School Board met this week, in their regular session. Mr. Rod Reese from the school’s industrial arts department was present to request permission to purchase additional equipment for the Nazarene— Continuedfrom page one area. It was the unaminous decision to continue using this name, because it best describes the way they feel about their ministry-after the old Circuit Riding Preacher who went anywhere and everywhere he was called to bring the Gospel to those who would listen often right from the back of his horse using is guitar as a pulpit. “The Circuit Riders extend a warm welcome to you. to hear what they feel is a sincere ministry, through music and testimony about the Saviour they serve and want to share with you.” the Church said. Good Friday Services At Groveland There will be Good Friday services at Groveland Church on Friday, April 12, at 8 p.m. The services will include communion and candle lighting. On Easter morning at the Groveland Church, there will be a breakfast at 9 a.m. for all attending, with Easter services afterwards. Notice The dance at the Moose Lodge Saturday night will not be a guest night. This is a change from a previous notice to the opposite effect.

industrial arts shops. The Board had earlier given approval for some equipment and also gave approval for this additional request. In other business the Board discussed the possibility of purchasing older buses for the next year, but no decision was reached. Superintendent Art JohnBanking— Continued from page one banks and reservations should be in by April 8th.” local members said. Reservations can be made by contacting Jean Brown at the Central National Bank, 653-4161 or Doreen Braden, First-Citizens Bank and Trust Company at 653-4181. Card of Thanks I wish to thank Dr. GlocK anu Dr. Hannon, the nurses and nursesaides for attention given me in the hospital. I also wish to thank everyone for the flowers and nice cards I received. Wally Estes

son announced that the library at the elementary school will be dedicated May 5 in honor of Virgil Tegelmeyer. retiring principal. Notice Pack 93 in Cloverdale will sponsor a paper drive with pick up day on Saturday, April 20. People should bring their newspapers in bundles or sacks to the Cloverdale School between 9 a.m. and noon. Rain day will be April 21. For further information call Bob Tyler, 795-6629 or Chat lie Hutcheson, 795-3301.

DR. J. F. CONRAD OPTOMETRIST 301 E. Washington St.

JAYCEE’S ANNUAL RABIES CLINIC

APRIL 6-7 D.V.M. Scamahorn APRIL 6 — Northeast Elementary School at 10 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.; Jones Elementary School 10:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. D.V.M. B.B. Knuppel Ridpath Elementary School at 10 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.; Miller Elementary School at 10:30a.m. to 11 a.m. Reelsville School 12:30 p.m. to 1 p.m. South Putnam School 1 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Belle Union School 1:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. Fillmore School 2 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. North Putnam School 12:30 p.m. to 1 p.m. Morton Sale Barn 1 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Van Bibber Lake 1:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. APRIL 7 - Parking lot north of Post Office in Greencastle from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. PRICES WILL BE *2.50 per animal over the age five months.

Gene L. DeWeese for Sheriff of Putnam County on the Democrat ticket The son of Mr. & Mrs. Wilford DeWeese of Fillmore. A life long resident of Putnam County. Graduate from the Fillmore Khools. My wife, June and I reside at 302 Shadowlawn, Green-

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Served four (4) years with the U.S. Air Force. A member of the Masonic Temple Lodge #47 and Scottish Rite. Ten (10) years with Safety Patrol at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. At present employed at the local IBM plant for nineteen (19) years. The last six (6) years assisted at evenings at the Putnam County jail. Through these years I have gained knowledge and experience of the LAW and PROCEDURES of the JAIL. If elected I will strive to keep up to date on law so that I may serve al! individuals equal and hold the Sheriff's Office with the highest resoect Your support will be greatly appreciated.

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