Banner Graphic, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 June 1974 — Page 2

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Banner-Graphic, Greencastle, Indiana

A Little Of: This And That

Could this be a first? 1 am told that the Joe Cain family are enjoying greenbeans and potatoes from their garden. They must have got the stuff in before the rains. 000 I am sorry to report that William C. Zaring, a former Greencastle resident now living in St. Petersburg, Florida, entered a hospital in that city last week. My information is that he is on the critical list. 000 And speaking of Florida. I enjoyed chatting with Keith Hall, another former local man yesterday. Keith is here from Fort Myers looking up old friends of 30 years ago. 000 Here’s heartiest congratulations to Floyd and Cora Eastham. 332 North Arlington. They celebrated their 47th wedding anniversary on Tuesday and I certainly hope they have many more happy anniversaries. 000 Fathers Auxiliary No. 1 of

Gen. Jesse M. Post 1550 Veterans of Foreign Wars was represented at the state convention in Terre Haute this past weekend by Past Commander Carl Myers and Quartermaster Joe Alice. New officers for the Indiana Fathers Auxiliary Department are: Commander, Louis Wyler of Michigan City. Senior Vice Commander, Graydon Woodhurst of South Bend. Junior Vice Commander, William Schlendicke of Valparaiso. Chaplain, Harold McBridge of New Albany. Quartermaster, Claude Lemon of Crawfordsville. Sgt.-at-Arms, Bill Nicodemus of Mishawaka. 000 DID YOU KNOW: “Genghis Khan” is not a name: it means “great king of kings.” The real name of the man we refer as Genghis Khan was Temuchin. 000 “The sins committed by many pass unpunished.”

Knouer Elected

State Commander

Of Indiana VFW Felix Knauer, a member |J.S. Marines,

of Gen. Jessei M. L.ee Post When returning to Put1550 in Greencastle. has been nam County he became acelected State Commander live in activities at Post 1550 of the Indiana Veterans of and in the district. He has Foreign Wars. Knauer was held several offices in the elected at the VFW’s annual VFW including; Post 1550 state convention this past Commander. 1966-1967; Disweekend in Terre Haute, trict Commander. 1969Lhis is the second time a 1970; Assistant Extension Post 1550 member has been Director. 1970-1971; Chief of elected to the office. Clyde Staff. 1971-1972; Junior Vice "Brick" Miller held the posi- Commander, 1972-1973; and lion in 1952. Senior V'ice Commander,

Knauer was nominated 1973-1974.

and installed by Richard Knauer will be visiting Roudebush. a former In- some of the 60.000 VFW diana Congressman who is members in the 195 post> in presently First Deputy of the Indiana as part of his yearVeteran’s Administration in long duties as State ComWashington. mander. He will also make Knauer joined rhe VFW in courtesy visits to VFW Posts

1946 while still in the serv ice, in other states.

He served 20 years with the Knauer and his wife

STORE-WIDE SALE NOW GOING ON AT THE BOOTERY SAVE UP TO 50%

Norma are the parents of four sons. James. Charles and Joseph Cecil (who are both currently serving with the U.S. Navy), and Chris. Knauer is the son of Mr and Mrs. Cecil Knauer of Route

3. Greencastle. Birthdays

Timothy Scott Duggan, son of Mr. and Mrs. David E. Duggan is celebrating his birthday today, June 26. Happy

Birthday. Timmy!

Mrs. Thelma Staub, 104 Spring Ave., secretary to Mr. Ross at the Greencastle Community Schools, is celebrating a birthday today.

In Hospital

Rick DeVylder was reported admitted to the Putnam County Hospital yesterday. He would like to hear from friends.

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DUI TO POPULAR DEMAND, WE ARE DOUBLING THE SIZE OF BETSY ROSS FABRICS. TO MAKE ROOM WE ARE SELLING OUT TO THE BARE WALLS, OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF TROYER’S LADIES APPAREL

JUST AT THE BEGINNING OF SUMMER!

QUITTING Q A I C

BUSINESS

ENURE STOCK SACRIFICED!

You will be offered 25% off the regular price on every tingle item in our entire stock. Your choice! Nothing held back! Our entire stock must be sold in the shortest possible time. So we gave the orders! Clear the shelves! Clear out everything! Strip the store to the bare walls! We want to give the people of this community real bargains! We know they'll respond to an honest, legitimate Quitting Business Sale!

MERCHANDISE IS MOVING FAST! SO JOIN THE CROWDS! BE HERE EARLY FOR BEST CHOICE!

ALL SALES FINAL!

TROVER’S

ALL SALES FINAL!

Felix Knauer of Post 1550 in Greencastle was elected State Commander of the Indiana Veterans of Foreign Wars recently at the VFW’s annual state convention in Terre Haute. As part of his duties as commander he will visit many of the 195 posts throughout Indiana. ( (Banner-Graphic Photo) Swihart Continued from page one

tie has written and published articles in state and national professional journals. studied and traveled in Europe and he has given public speeches, including sermons. commencement and banquet addresses in a fivestate area during the past few years. In addition to his recent listing in “Men of Achieve-ment-1974.’’ his biography Unique School — Continued from page one Indiana is one of the few states in the nation that operates a formal school for gaining a license to preach, F.ccles said. Generally this training is provided through correspondence work. This year’s DePauw school is the largest in its 10year history. When the inaugural session was held in 1965 there were 18 participants. This year's student body, in addition to being the largest, also has more women than any previous one. Mini- Theatre — Continued from page one house program on stage with the audience watching the actors and sound effects people. The serial will then continue in the fall as a regular feature program over WXTA in Greencastle. The mini-theatre productions were introduced by the Putnam County Playhouse, in addition to their Stage One Series of plays, to provide another outlet for local entertainment. The admission is only 50 cents per person and affords the patron something different to do on Saturday nights throughout the summer. Circuit Court Fines of SI50 and costs were handed down to each of four young Putnam County men who appeared before Judge Francis N. Hamilton Tuesday morning for sentencing on charges of disorderly conduct. The men are Michael L. Martin. 21. of Route 1. Russellville; Donald Dixie, Greencastle; Franklin Houck, 22, Route 2. Greencastle; and Rex Jackson. 20. of Route 1. Greencastle. Emily E. Smith and Max S. Smith, petition for dissolution of marriage. American Accounts, Inc. vs. Arthur Freeman Buis and Myrtle Buis, complaint on accounts-. Pamela Sue Kim and Soo Young Kim. petition for dissolution of marriage. InMemoriam In loving memory of Gary Milton Brackall, who passed away 12 years ago today. Sadly missed by sisters & families, Mr &. Mrs. Robert Lawson, Jr. Mr & Mrs. Robert Heckel & nieces. Jana, Bobbv Jean, Billie Jo.

has been listed in the national publication entitled “Leaders in Education.” A member of the Education department at DePauw University. Swihart teaches both undergraduate and graduate courses. He also works closely with the local public schools where he supervises secondary student teachers. Notice The Winsome Workers 4-H Club of Monroe Township will be washing w indshields in downtown Bainbridge tomorrow from 10 a m. to noon. The project is the club's community service project, it was reported. The members have prepared cards to leave on the w indshields that are washed, it was noted. Arrests — Continued from page one son Street at 9 p.m. Thomas D. Snell. Fountain City. Route 1. was ticketed for speeding on South Jackson Street at 9:15

p.m.

David G. Day. 17, Route !. Greencastle. was stopped on South Jackson Street at 9:40 p.m. for speeding and failure to have his vehicle inspected. Robert W. Lytle. 20. Route 3. Greencastle, was arrested on Ind. 240 at 10 p.m. for a muffler \ iolation. Livestock Report Hog prices at the Greencastle Livestock Center today are $2 higher with: 180-190-S34.75-S35 190-220-S35-S35.25 220-250 - S33.25 - S35 250-300 - S29.25 - S33.25 Sows • SI higher all weights, S24.50 - S25 Boars - S18 Grain Report Grain prices at the Greencastle elevators today are: Corn - S2.70 - $2.75 Oats-SI.50 Beans - S5.25 - S5.35 New Corn - S2.37 New Beans - S5.08 New Wheat - $3.90 - S4.00 ''It W4vm Fof All" Bannar-GraphR Consolidation of The Daily Bannor Eitablisbod 1850 The Herald The Daily Graphic Establiihed 1883 Telephone 653-5151 Dr. Mary Tarzian, Publisher PuWi»h«d uytry morning and ovoning oicopt Sunday* and Holiday* by luMar Nowtpopor*. Inc. at 20 North Jodiaon $»., Graoncastl*. Indiana 46135 Knforod in tho Po«t OWco at Grooncaftlo, Ind., a* 2nd da** moil mattor undar Act at March~

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Wednesday, June 26, 1974

Lions Club Plans : MAK July 4th Celebration

The 37th annual July 4th celebration, sponsored by the Roachdale Lions Club will get underway next Monday on the downtown streets of Roachdale. A full four day program has been announced, featuring entertainment for old and young, with a spectacular fireworks display on Thursday night. Also on Thursday night the club will honor Jim Shelton, radio announcer, who has conducted his “pick-a-pocket” program at all 37 July 4th celebrations of the club. Poor Jack’s Carnival is returning this year with rides. Several clubs will have stands for food. The Delta Theta Tau sorority will operate a country store where they will sell homemade items. The O.E.S. chapter will serve homemade ice cream, pie, cake, and drinks in the library basement. Operating under a new tent this year, the Lions Club will again be serving fish sandwiches. Obituary Lillian Lehr Mrs. Lillian l ehr. 67. Cloverdale. Route 2. died Tuesday afternoon at the Eventide Nursing Home in Greencastle. She was born on November 17, 1906, the daughter of Hugh and Lottie Mason Carson. * She was united in marriage to Albert Lehr on January 31. 1925 and he preceded her in death on March 14 of this year. Mrs. L.ehr attended the Jehovah Witness Church in Greencastle. Survivors include five sons. Alvie. Logansport. Kenneth. Star City, Laurel and Ronald, both of Cloverdale. Route 2. Calvin. Delphi; three daughters. Miss Violet Lehr. Mrs. Reva Parrish and Gloria Lehr, all of Cloverdale. Route 2; four brothers, Cecil Carson. Martinsville. George. Indianapolis. Millard and Theodore, both of Mooresville; three sisters, Katherine Carson, Mrs. Glendlyn Wesley and Mrs. Rebecca Neal. all of Martinsville, and 16 grandchildren. Services will he held at 3 p.m. Thursday at the Whitaker Funeral Home in Cloverdale with burial in the Cloverdale Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home. Fireworks — Continued from page one the proposed ban. Hawaii was twice rebuffed in its requests for an extension of the public comment period. The state attorney general, acting governor and chamber of commerce argued that firecrackers play an important role in Chinese-American religious and cultural celebrations.

On the afternoon on tEe fourth, hoys and girls wj]! compete in a greased pig contest. The entertainment for the four days is as follows: July 1-8 p.m. North Putnam High School Band 10 p.m. “Quothe” Rock Band July 2-8 and 10 p.m. Helen and Billy Scott (Formerly Midwestern TV Show) July 3-8 and 10 p.m. Charlie Haggard with Jack Boswell and Band July 4-7 p.m. Montgomery County Civic Band 8:30 p.m. James Family Singers 10 p.m. Jim Shelton's Pick-a-Pocket Hospital Notes Dismissed Tuesday: Avaril Huller Clara Lents Barry McCown Peachie Jones Grace Walters Julia Boiler Bruce l ane Margaret Sanford Mrs. Janice Staley and daughter. Marriage Licenses Perry Jay McClure, no occupation listed. Cloverdale. Route 1. and Sue Rightmeyer. at home. Poland. Andre Stephane Terzian. technician, Chicago, and Madonna Kay Moyer, Air Force. Scott Air Force Base, Illinois. Francisco L. Lope/, laborer. Danville, Illinois, and Carol Ann Grimes, kitchen help. Greencastle.

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