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Banner-Graphic, Greencastle, Indiana

Wednesday, July 3, 1974

Fatality —

State police identified the victims as David L. Correll, 44, his wife, Irene, 40, and the couple’s 14-year-old son,

Robert.

Investigators said the truck, driven by Dwaine E. Volk, 28, rural Logansport, was traveling north on the Indiana 37 bypass when it failed to stop at a signal light where the Correll auto was

crossing.

Two other passenger cars were also hit by the large semi-trailer rig. The driver of one, Evelyn L. Riggle, 40, rural Bloomfield, was listed in critical condition at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. Four other persons received minor injuries in the

accident.

In Memoriam In loving memory of our mother. Pearl Chadd, who passed away July 4, 1967. We do not forget her. we loved her too dearly. For her memory to fade from our lives like a dream. Our lips need not speak when our hearts mourn sincerely. For grief often dwells w here it seldom is seen. Lee& Louise McKamey

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Killed early Wednesday when his car went out of control on an Elkhart County road three miles west of Ligonier was Donald Becker, 21, Ligonier. Police said Becker's auto was traveling at high rate of speed when it veered off the road into a fence and then

flipped.

Frank Reber, 76, a resiCofC

dent of the Allen County Health Center in Fort Wayne was killed Tuesday as he walked along Indiana 3 in Allen County. Donald R. Fidler, 22, Indianapolis. died Tuesday of injuries suffered Saturday when his motorcycle collided with a car in front of his home.

Mackey Injured [ In City Mishap

Obituaries

An accident in the 500 block of South Indiana Street was investigated at 9:45 p.m. Tuesday by Greencastle police. They reported that a 1961

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Nutrition programs are moving forward with about 30 meals per day being served in Greencastle and 25 per day in Cloverdale, Russell Elliott, the chamber's chairman on Aging and Youth, has announced. Chamber President James Cook appointed the followingNominating Committee to come up with a slate of officers for the year 1975: David Arnold. James Jones. Russell Elliott and Dan Smith. Present at Monday evening's meeting was Dick Weather — Continued from page one picture, giving Hoosiers mostly sunny skies and another day of hot, humid conditions. A broad trough of low pressure extending from the Cireat Lakes to Colorado will accompany the cold front eastward by Thursday, bringing rain to northwest Indiana early in the day and the rest of the state by afternoon. Cooler and less humid weather is expected following the cold front. For the second day in a row. the weather service issued a livestock heat warning for Indiana. L ows tonight should range in the low to mid 70s, with Thursday’s highs expected in the mid 80s in the north to the low 90s in the south. Marriage License Donald ' Bruce Wallace, student, Coatesville, Route 2, and Ronda L.ee McKamey. waitress, Greencastle. Route 1 Circuit Court Arvin Hopkins, doing business as Hopkins Construction Company vs. Stardust Hills, Inc., Indiana Mortgage Corporation and Tower Finance and Acceptance Corporation, complaint to foreclose mechanic's lien in the amount ol $213,810. Daniel L. Hanlon and Connie J. Hanlon, petition for dis solution of marriage

Shuck, the newly-appointed executive director for the Chamber of Commerce. Shuck announces that his office will now be open on Wednesday afternoons. President Cook and the board expressed their appreciation for an office desk which has been given to the chamber by IBM. Norman Knights. a member of the board, has been asked to consider plans for the Chamber of Commerce to sponsor a dinner for a Japanese delegation which will be coming to the county July 27. Larry Taylor, chairman of Greencastle Uplift ComCox — Continued from page one men and the officer from the state park rushed to the aid of the boy, lifting the tractor off the youngster who was later identified as Raymond Cox. Hudkins said that w hen he learned of the incident, he sent letters of commendation to the inmates involved, to the guard of the detail, an officer from the park, and to Howard Frederick, superintendent at the state park. The Cox boy was still listed in serious condition in intensive care ward at Methodist Hospital early this morning. Hospital Notes Dismissed Tuesday: Marie Wells James Pickett Eleanor Thomas Nancy Miller Steven Boyce Christopher Carey Kenna Wingler Helen Rogers Dorothy Orr Mrs. Connie Freeman and son BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. James Rambo, 1025 South College Avenue, a girl. Mr. and Mrs. William Staley. 23 Sunset Drive, a girl.

mittee, again called attention to the deplorable condition of sidewalks and curbs in the business district and cited the need for city cooperation to correct this situation. Rissler Elected

Board President Bob Rissler was elected president of the South Putnam School Board at its reorgani/ational meeting Monday night. Keith Jones, vicepresident, and Mortimer Thomas, secretary. Rissler replaces Gordon Whitman as president of the board. In other action taken, Roger Fleetwood, a former basketball standout at Brown County High School and Valdosta (Georgia! State College, was selected from three men interviewed to take over “B” basketball coaching reins at South Putnam High School. Fleetwood will also teach science courses at the school. Three teachers were also approved by the board; Henry Branscum from Hagerstown, who will teach Vocational Agriculture. Geoffrey Price, recently discharged from the U.S. Air Force, as choral music teacher, and Barbara Johnson was re-em-ployed at Belle Union Elementary after a leave of absence. A bid of 6% interest for a temporary loan from Central National Bank was accepted by the board for a loan to the school corporation not in excess of 5200,000 for operating expenses. In Memoriam In memory of Dewey Stultz who passed away July 3, 1964 Lillie Stultz and family

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

QUITTING BUSINESS SALE ENTIRE STOCK SACRIFICED

Citing this as the most exciting thing that ever happened to her, the hazel-eyed brownette is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Carter. Route 2. Coatesville and the only girl in a family of four boys. Although graduating from North Putnam School this past spring. Miss Carter previously lived in Mooresville moving to Coatesville between her sophomore and junior years of high school. She stated that she was happy to move because ‘*1 was excited to meet different people.” Birthdays Kathy Chew of Reelsville is celebrating her 20th birthday today. July 3. Happy birthday Kathy. Sarah A. Smith. Greencastle Nursing Home, is celebrating her 83rd birthday Thursday, July 4. Happy birthday Sarah.

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While in school. Rhonda was active in Future Homemaker of America. National Honor Society. French Club, the newspaper staff, Kadettes and Cougarettes. She was secretary for the Athletic Department at North Putnam and was named outstanding business student her senior year. A shapely 5’4”. Miss Carter is employed by Lyon and Boyd Attorneys of Greencastle. She enjoys the work since “Everyday 1 learn something entirely different...learning different legal terms.” Living on a farm is something that Rhonda enjoys now because it is “private, peaceful and quiet.” Joining their family on the farm are a dog. Paul, a cat. Morris, cows and pigs. A lover of chocolate ice cream, this fair queen contestant hopes to become a stewardess within the next few years and travel abroad, possibly living in New York City or “someplace farther south than Greencastle.” With two years of French behind her. Rhonda hopes that this will help her in gaining a flying hostess position. Card Of Thanks I sincerely wish to thank Dr. Macy, Dr. Schauwecker, the nurses, nurses aides, and the ones who sent me beautiful cards and flowers during my recent stay in the Putnam County Hospital. Also my thanks to the Red Cross for making it possible for my son to be home from the Armed Forces during my surgery. I especially want to thank my family for the love and much concern shown me and'the many hours spent at my side. God Bless You All Margaret Burton

Chevrolet station wagon being driven by Elvin R. Smiley, 59, 708 South Indiana Street, struck a parked 1970 Pontiac owned by Helen Werneke and Julia Deem. Greencastle firemen made a run to the scene and used 50 gallons of water to wash down gasoline spillage. They returned to the station at 10:05 p.m. after their 98th run of the year. Smiley was arrested and charged with driving while under the influence of intoxicants. James Mackey, a passenger in the Smiley car was injured in the accident and taken to the Putnam County Hospital for treatment. Damage was estimated at 5700 to each automobile. In other police news, Frederick Buttery, 22. Roachdale. was lodged in the Putnam County jail at 4:21 this morning by Sheriff Bob Albright and booked for public intoxication. Livestock Report Hog prices at the Greencastle Livestock Center today are $.50 lower with: 180-190-$37-$37.25 190-220-$37.25-$37.50 220-250 - $36.25 - $37.25 250-300 - $32.75 - $36.25 Sows - $.50 lower, all weights, $28 - $28.50 Boars - $20

Fillmore 4-Her Achievement Winner Gary Wood. 17. Route 1. Fillmore, was named a state achievement winner Tuesday at the 56th annual Roundup at Purdue University. Thirtysix Indiana 4-H club members who have compiled outstanding records received the honor. Wood is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Wood and completed his junior year at North Putnam Junior-Se-nior High School this spring. He has been a 4-H member eight years and a junior leader half of those years. Some 3.000 boys and girls, representing every county in the state, are attending the three-day 4-H event which opened Monday. The state achievement w inners were recognized af a general session in the Elliott Hall of Music. They will receive trips to the National 4H Congress Dec. 1-5 in Chicago or their records will be entered in national competition. In Memoriam in loving memory of Robert Harold Watkins who left us July 4th. 1946. The month of July comes with deep regret. It brings a day we’ll never forget You were taken away without good-bye. But our memory of you will never die. You were gone before we knew and only God knows why. Sadly missed by Mom-brother and family

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Elaine Vote

Fred Pease

Mrs. Elaine Vote. (4. 306 West Columbia Street, died Tuesday afternoon in the Putnam County Hospital after a brief illness. She was born in Hendricks County on June 10. 1910, the daughter of Forest and Pans\ Greenlee Kelly. Mrs. Vote retired after 22 years from the Putnam County Welfare Department. She was a member of the Sherwood Christian Church. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Ernest (Nancy) Early. Greencastle, Mrs. William (Karen) Harshbarger, Allentown, Pennsylvania; two sons. David, Kokomo, Marion. Hilton Head. South Carolina: a sister, Mrs. Katheryn Tuttle. Richmond; a brother, Hubert Kelly, Plainfield, and seven grandchildren. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at the Whitaker Funeral Home in Greencastle in charge of Rev. Elgin Smith and with burial in the Brick Chapel Cemetery’. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 thi> evening. Grain Report Grain prices at the Greencastle elevators today are: Corn - $2.80 - $2.97 Oats - $1.50 Beans-$5.45-$5.70 New ( orn - $2.49 New Beans - $5.51 New Wheat - $3.92 - $3.98

Fred A. Pease. 77, 521 Anderson St., died at the family residence after an extended illness. Pease was born in Terre Haute April J8. 1897, the son of Phillip and Minie Kasameyer Pease. He graduated from Glenn High School in 1912 and then attended business college. He was manager of the Indiana L.oan Company in Greencastle where he retired in 1950 after 35 years of service. He was a member of Lutheran Church and was a veteran of World War 1 He was a life member of the American Legion Post #58 and the World War Veterans Barracks#! 14. Pease was also a member of the Greencastle Masonic Lodge lemple #47 and the Scottish Rite Valley of Indianapolis. Survivors include his wife Stella; two daughters, Mrs. Wilmetta. Newgent, Illinois and Mrs. Arthur Roberts, Mi View, Calif.; and one sister Mrs. Elbert Whitehouse. ferre Haute. Four grandchildren also survive. Also surviving is one stepdaughter, Mrs. Donald Fond. Indianapolis. Funeral sen ices are set for Friday at 10 a.m. from the Hopkins Funeral Home, with the Rev. Ronald Unger officiating. Burial will he in the Highlawn Cemetery, Terre Haute. I he World War 1 Barracks will conduct their service Thursday evening at 7:30. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. 1 hursday

Colt

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“half-sister” to Nugget. Cherry was mother to both horses. While the filly is not overjoyed with having to share her mother, the three horses seem to he getting along together fairly well. “We were very grateful that Cherub took Nugget in because a baby horse requires much care and time in the,first few weeks after birth. When a foal is cared for by humans, it has to he hand-fed every two hours daily for weeks.” explained Mrs. Nichols.

The Nichols have 14 baby horses on their fann~10 tillies and lour colts. Eleven were foaled between May 1 and May 22. the unnamed lilly in* our short family history was the first to come and Nugget was foaled May 20. Although Nugget is still rather thin, the Nichols are letting him spend a few hours each day with Cherub while the filly is on her own eating grass. Soon Nugget will he brave enough to go out and try the green pasture himself. maA

Goldie Richardson Mrs. Goldie Marie Richardson, 80, of Cloverdale passed away Tuesday afternoon at the Donna Nursing Home in Cloverdale. Born in Cloverdale Township. Putnam County, on Sept. 15, 1893 she was the daughter of Addison Abrams and Zora Casida. On Sept. 5, 1942 she married Coil Richardson. He survives. Also surviving are a stepdaughter. Mrs. Lillian Hammons of Los Angeles: three stepgrandchildren; and two step-great-grandchildren. Mrs. Richardson was a member of the Millgrove Methodist Church. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Whitaker Funeral Home in Cloverdale in charge of the Rev. William J Evans. Burial will be at the Cloverdale Cemetery . Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 pm. today.

Ruth VanDeventer

Ruth Ann VanDeventer. 79. Spencer resident died Monday at Bloomington Hospital She was horn in Green County, Jan. 4. 1895. with parents Ransom Rodenbeck and mother Ella Shelburn. She was the widow of Gray VanDeventer. A son Francis in Dallas. Tex., sisters Mary Herbert. Spencer; Pauline Smith. Clinton and two granddaughters survive. Services are set for 1 hursday at II at West and Son in Spencer. Burial will he at the Cloverdale Cemetery

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