Banner Graphic, Volume 5, Number 314, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 March 1975 — Page 6
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THE PUTNAM COUNTY BANNER-GRAPHIC. MARCH 10/11 /1975,
Former city school head guides Bible college
Former Greencastle Superintendent of Schools, Joseph Rammel has been named president of Pillsbury Baptist College in Owatonna, Minn. Rammel served as superintendent here for four years from 1966 to 1970. Following his resignation
Kennedy
Kennedy has starred in two television series, “The Doctors” and “The Californians” and appeared in 300 other television shows including Playhouse 90 and Gunsmoke. He has published four books including “The Killing Season” and “Barlow’s Kingdom” whose screen rights have been purchased by Joseph E. Levine and Paramount respectively. His latest book, “Maggie D., A Sexual History,” has received critical acclaim. Kennedy co-authored with Jay Allen the screen play of “Maberly’s Kill” which will star Robert Redford. He also has recently completed the screenplay, “Here There Be Dragons” which Gregory Peck produced. A native of near Lafayette (Ind.), Kennedy is a graduate of DePauw and received an honorary Doctor of Literature from the University last year. He attended the University on Presidential and Pulliam scholarships and graduated cum laude. His lectures here in creative writing are being supported by DePauw’s Amy Braddock Fellowship Series.
United Way
Putnam County United Way in 1973 and as president in 1974. In accepting this responsibility Zeiner emphasized his desire to see that the United Way organization meets the community needs in this ever-changing society. The admission and allocations committee screens organizations who are to participate in the United Way, as well as reviews budgets and programs of present United Way agencies. A GRADUATE OF Purdue University, Zeiner received a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from Indiana University in 1968. He has also attended the Wisconsin School of Banking. Zeiner is a member of the Fillmore Christian Church and a member of the board of the Church-he is also a Rotarian. Mr. and Mrs. Zenier reside on Route 5, Greencastle-Round Barn Road. Mrs. Zeiner is the former Rea Sutherlin. The are the parents of four children, the oldest of whom is a student at Indiana State University.
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is being given to the most critical structures first. An independent firm has established new posting weights on all bridges and as a result, a number are considered unsafe for school bus travel. Questioned concerning disposal of the hospital cumulative building fund which will be no longer needed when the Humana Hospital is in operation, Carson said the amount would be returned to the county general fund. His recommendation for use of the money would be to invest it and apply the interest to the county budget.
Dr. L. J. Goldberg Registered Podiatrist Will be in his office for Treatment of Foot Ailments March 12th After 8:30 A.M. at the COMMERCIAL HOTEL Phone‘6s3-5617 for appointments
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from the Greencastle post July 31, 1970, Rammel accepted the position as executive vicepresident of the Baptist Bible College. Rammel succeeds Dr. Richard V. Clear waters, Pastor of Fourth Baptist Church and President of Central Baptist Theological Seminary, Minneapolis, in the post.
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State Police Jerry Williams, 33, Chicago, was lodged in the Putnam County jail Sunday night by Trooper Lanny Fields of the Putnamville State Police Post. Williams was booked for public intoxication. State Police A 9-year-old boy was injured in a car-pedestrian accident in Russellville at 3:15 p.m. Friday. State police reported that Katherine Kelly, 61, Box 166 Russellville, was the driver of the automobile and that John C. McGaughey, 9, Box 63 Russellville, was the pedestrian. Police said the accident occurred at County Road 750 West and Marion Street. The Kelly car was enroute south on 750 West when the youngster ran out in front of the auto. The car skidded 54 feet before striking the boy who suffered a fractured left leg and abrasions. He was taken to the Culver Hospital in Crawfordsville by his parents.
Obituaries Maryrose Roarty
Mrs. Maryrose Kaiser Roarty, 55, died Saturday night in Greencastle at her home. She was born in Paoli but lived in Greencastle through her childhood. Preceeding her in death was her husband Charles A. Roarty in 1970 and her father and mother, Harold and Pansy Kaiser. Mrs. Roarty is survived by her brother Harold L. Kaiser Greencastle and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Quinn Cunningham of Indianapolis. Nieces and
Gregory Francis
Grave services were conducted Monday for Gregory Allen Francis, infant son of Robert and Linda Lytle Francis. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Lytle, Greencastle,
Weather Continued from page 1 saying whether schools would reopen tomorrow. At North Putnam, schools will be open today with children attending class except in the special education classes, which will be closed, the school corporation said. A spokesman at the school corporation office noted roads are “not quite as bad up here.” Realtors Continued from page 1 Title Ins. Corp. and Pioneer National Title gave a program on the benefits of title insurance in the place of abstract of title. GTE - Continued from page 1 Telephone & Electronics (GTE) is and what opportunities are available within GTE and General Telephone Company of Indiana (GTCI) when they request this program. These programs are offered to students throughout the GTCI exchange area to promote proper telephone usage and to establish a knowledge and understanding of the complex telephone industry.
Trooper Lanny Fields of the Putnamville State Police Post was the investigating officer. Real Estate Transfers Larry D. McCullough, Loretta J. Young, Ruth A. McCullough to David R. Raab etux and John M; Raab etux, warranty deed, 40 acres in Washington Township. Robert C. Houston to Northwest Homes, Inc., warranty deed, 30.425 acres in Warren Township. New Providence Cemetery to Forrest Shumaker, Connie Alward and William Sullivan, cemetery deeds. Lillie Stultz unm to Lewis R. Flint etux, warranty deed, acreage in Clinton Township. Judith Elaine Hacker to Marcia Broadstreet Gould, executrix deed, acreage in Cloverdale Township. James M. Plunkett to Rex Goodnight, warranty deed, lot 2 in Roachdale Mary J. Cronk’s Addition. Robert F. Bellew etux to Jerry A. Lewis etux, warranty deed, lot 30 in Fillmore Parkview First Addition.
nephews also survive. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church in Greencastle and a WAC in WWII. She recently retired as an employee of Indiana Bell Telephone Co. of Indianapolis. Services are set for Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Rector Funeral Home with the Rev. Tom Heinlein officiating. Burial will be at Washington Park Cemetery East in Indianapolis. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Monday.
and the-paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Boswell. Also surviving are two brothers, Robert, Jr. and Daniel. Arrangements were in charge of Hopkins Funeral Home, Greencastle.,
Cloverdale OEA to Terre Haute CLOVERDALE-Six members of the Cloverdale Office Education Association participated in the regional contest on Feb. 15 at Terre Haute North. Diane Yount who placed first in Accounting I and Karen Jones who placed third in Shorthand II are eligible to attend the State OEA contest on April 4, 5 and 6, at the J. Everett Light Vocational Center. Other members who placed were Elaine Fletcher, fourth in Office Duplication, Donna Weist, Jr., fourth in accounting I, Jennifer Rich and Glenda Hervey placed sixth in general clerical 11.
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Life - Continued from page 1 Operation Life Board member Doug Crichlow, who prepared the proposal, pointed out that many communities in Indiana including some heavily populated areas, use volunteers because many times volunteers are as capable as paid people and all funds can be spent on better equipment and supplies..and still show a reduction in operating costs. Operation Life hopes to be able to locate existing organizations, specifically volunteer fire departments, to participate in the program. Hill pointed out that reaction from the fire departments at both ends of the county has been initially favorable. Some fire departments may wish to recruit some new members who are just interested in being Emergency Medical Technicians to augment their forces to operate ambulances. The Board of Directors of Operation Life is asking for public reaction to the proposal. County residents should contact one of the Operation Life board members or call the office at 653-3600 for details about the proposal. The Operation Life proposal for emergency ambulance service comes after a year long study of county needs and alternatives. The study of county emergency demands, response patterns, available providers, physical barrier effects and other considerations resulted in the plan submitted to county government. Operation Life also has toured some 60 emergency ambulance organizations all over the nation in preparation of this proposal, they said.
White - Continued from page 1 degrees from the University of Rochester. White has a distinguished reputation nationally as a composer with seventeen published compositions. His works have been performed by municipal orchestras from coast to coast, by collegiate bands and ensembles and for network radio. In 1958 one of White’s compositions was voted the outstanding work for band that year by the College Band Directors National Association. Other of White’s works have been commissioned by distinguished musicians or musical groups, including performers at the Eastman School of Music and the Indiana University School of Music. For 10 consecutive years Dr. White has been a national winner in the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers’ (ASCAP) awards program. He has been cited for “the excellence of his compositions, the widespread acceptance of his works among performing groups, and musical kudos which have been presented to him during the year.”
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