Banner Graphic, Volume 10, Number 35, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 October 1979 — Page 8

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The Putnam County Banner Graphic, October 13,1979

Dear Abby Sallies proved to be her salvation DEAR ABBY: I owe you heartfelt thanks for an article you wrote concerning missing persons some eight or nine months ago. I had cried and prayed so much for someone to show me how to get in touch with my son. whom I hadn't heard from in two and a half years. Then 1 read in your column that the Salvation Army helps to locate people, so 1 wrote to them immediately. In a matter of days t hey wrote hack. Those wonderful peo pie didn't leave a stone unturned in trying to locate my son. One night, less than two weeks later, my telephone rang. It was my son calling me! Abby. that had to be the happiest day of my life. We are now reunited. Please print that information that helped me find my hoy, since there are a lot of people who don't know where some of their loved ones are. or even if they are alive. God bless vou and the Salvation Armv! VIRGINIA B. DEAK VIRGINIA: Anyone wanting to locate a lost relative should write to: Salvation Army Missing Persons 30840 Hawthorne Klvd. Kaneho Palos Verdes, Calif. 00274 Please note the following: The Salvation Army will search for relatives ONLY, and even in a foreign country, but not for juvenile runaways or children kidnapped by the other parent. They are not set up for adoption or genealogy research. And please do not ask them to locate a relative to collect a debt. The Salvation Army is a non-profit organization, supported by donations, so if you request a search, please enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope and a few dollars for long-distance telephone calls. DEAR ABBY: What would cause a grown man to take guests in the house on a gaud tour, pointing out the fur nishings, objects of art, pieces that were found in various places around the world during his travels, etc., ad nauseam? The man is my husband, and I am so embarrassed when I see the looks on their faces. It sounds like so much bragging to me. I've even heard him mention how much various items cost. Lord, help me! We do have a lovely home, have traveled extensively and have collected some interesting things, but. Abby, if he would just wait until someone admired an object, or asked him where it came from, there might be some justification for all his talk. If he had been needy in his childhood I might be able to understand it, but that was not the case. Tell me, please, what I can do to help him. EMBARRASSED DEAR EMBARRASSED: Tell him privately and lovingly, in a non-critical way, what you have told me. Almost every reasonable person will accept suggestions graciously if they are presented properly. DEAR ABBY: My wife’s father is being transferred to a job near our home and has hinted that he would like to spend the working week living with us. (We have a guest room.) Dad is a kind and generous man and I get along very well with him, but 1 value my privacy and prefer to live alone with my wife. It would be possible for Dad to commute to his new job just as he is doing in his present one. I feel a bit guilty not insisting that he live with us, but I have to admit that if he were to stay here from Monday through Friday of every week I wouldn't have the privacy 1 presently enjoy. So what’s the answer? ANONYMOUS DEAR ANON: A couple should not open their home to ANYONE unless both parties are in complete agreement. If either one has reservations, the word from here is DON'T! Getting married? Whether you want a formal church wedding or a simple do-your-own-thing ceremony, get Abby’s new booklet, “How to Have a Lovely Wedding." Send $1 and a long, stamped 128 cents) self-addressed envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly HUls, Calif. Putnam ASCS election nominations are due

Putnam County ASCS Committee is mailing letters for nomination by petition for a slate of nominees for ASCS election for community committeemen. Nominations must be received in the county office by Oct. 29. THE RESPECTIVE communities consist of the following townships:

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A -- Russell, Franklin, Jackson, Monroe and Floyd. B - Clinton, Madison, Greencastle and Marion. C - Jefferson, Cloverdale, Warren and Washington. BALLOTS WILL be mailed to all eligible voters Nov. 23 and must be returned to the county ASCS office by Dec. 3. Ballots will be counted Dec. 6 in the local ASCS office.

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Ground-breaking ceremonies took place for the First National Bank of Coatesville Friday. The new bank will be located on the corner of Main Street and Ind. 75 and completion is anticipated in April of 1980. Present for the ceremony were (from left): Joe Hess, builder for Gene

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probably be removed from his mother’s custody. JOSEPH OWNS a lengthy list of charges, theft, abduction, armed robbery,

and escape among others - pending in a number of counties including Putnam, Owen, Sullivan, Vigo and Greene. He had been charged in the May 9 armed robbery of the Jones’ Liquor store in

Hearing on area aging plan set The West Central Indiana Economic Development District, which serves as the local Area Agency on Aging, will be holding a public hearing at 2 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 18 at the YWCA, 951 Dresser Drive, Terre Haute. Purpose of the hearing is to give the public an opportunity to review and comment on the annual plan for the Area 7 Programs on Aging. The pla* identifies major objectives to further coordination of services for the elderly and planning objectives for the local Area Agency on Aging. THE PLAN ALSO includes a budget section which identifies how Title 111 funds from the Older America’s Act will be allocated for fiscal year 1980. Some services which are presently being funded by Title 111 are the Nutrition Program for the Elderly, Senior citizens Area Transportation System, a Weatherization Program, and Senior Centers in Greencastle, Sullivan, Rosedale, Clinton, Glenn, Shelbum and Wabash Senior Center in Terre Haute. Everyone is welcome to make comments at the hearing.

Child artists asked to capture life on farm

Life on the farm through the eyes of children. The Greencastle Production Credit Association, in conjunction with the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Louisville, Ky., is sponsoring an exhibition of children’s art. Any child 12 or under is encouraged to submit his impressions of farming. Selected Board of Works meets Monday The Greencastle Board of Public Works and Safety will meet at 9 a.m. Monday at City Hall. Topics for discussion will include financing of the addition of handicapped ramps to the sidewalks in the downtown area. Hospital notes Putnam County Hospital Dismissed Friday: Robert Wright, John Haltom, Pamela Patterson, Norman Evens, Nina Haltom, Florence Patterson, Linda Phillips, Brenda Hinkle, Michael Spencer, Theresa Lientz, Donald Perdue, Glenda Poynter. Birth: Mr. and Mrs. David Wingler, Coatesville, a boy.

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Cloverdale, and was arraigned in Putnam Circuit Court less than 24 hours before his escape from jail at Spencer.

Police say that there are so many charges against the man it will be next to impossible to prosecute Joseph on each and every one of them. Under Indiana’s penal code, anyone convicted of three or

Obituary June O'Hair Bombillain

Mrs. June O’Hair Bombillain, 58, St. Louis, Mo., passed away Friday night in that city. Bom and raised in Brick Chapel, she was the daughter of Bascom and Stella O’Hair. Survivors besides her mother are two children, Cornelia Yeager and Robert Bombillain, both of St.

DPU fraternity has fund drive goal of SIO,OOO

DePauw University’s chapter of Sigma Chi fraternity has set a SIO,OOO goal for its fund drive in memory of Joe Arganbright, 22-year-old fraternity brother who died Oct . 8. Arganbright, voted outstanding senior member of the fraternity in May, died of leukemia less than five weeks after discovery of the disease. A NATIVE OF Decatur, 111., he was employed by Westinghouse Electric Co. in Indianapolis at the time of his death. The fraternity plans a tramp-a-thon Oct. 28-Nov. 3 and a run

works will be used in a traveling exhibit and the Louisville bank’s 1979 annual report. IN THIS International Year of the Child, Production Credit wants to honor the heritage of growing up on a farm. By giving both rural and city children an opportunity to participate in this exhibition, they are hoping

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The Steering Committee for the Mother's March for the March of Dimes includes (from left) Joanne Haymaker, Connie Macy, Roberta Lamar, Gwen Bottoms,

Hess Construction of Bainbridge; Robert Turner, architect; Doug Phillips, vice president; Bill Lydick (with the shovel), president; and Seth Lewis, Wendell Elrod, Lloyd Storm, Dr. John Ellett, and Lewis Hadley, all bank directors. (Banner-Graphic photo by Agnes King).

more felonies may face an “habitual criminal” charge, which carries a sentence of 30 years in prison.

“He’s just the kind you hope you can get back without anyone being hurt,” an FBI spokesman said Thursday, adding that Joseph is wanted on a bank robbery charge in Jonesboro, Ind.

Louis: two brothers, Gilbert O’Hair and Wayne O’Hair, Bainbridge; a sister, Edna Dickson, Greencastle, and seven grandchildren. Her father, a sister and a brother preceded her in death. Tenative arrangements are pending at the Whitaker Funeral Home in Greencastle.

of the DePauw-Butler football game ball Nov. 3-7 to raise funds for the American Cancer Society’s leukemia research. Members will begin soliciting sponsors next week. Arganbright was a member of DePauw’s Gold Key honorary for leadership-service and scholarship, treasurer of the Union Board, active in intramurals and a fraternity officer. Last spring he was named winner of Sigma Chi’s Frank M. Moore Award as the outstanding senior member of the DePauw chapter. He majored in economics.

to encourage broader understanding of farm life. Each entry is to be made on an B'4-by-11 inch piece of paper using any medium, such as crayons, paint, yarn, and so forth. Each work must be accompanied by an entry form filled out by the participant and signed by a member of the Production Credit Association i

Patti Harmless, Kathy Custis and assisting is Holly Custis. (Banner-Graphic photo by Agnes King).

County gets funds from Land Bureau Putnam County has become the recipient of Bureau of Land Management funds which are awarded to governmental units with certain tax-exempt federal lands within their boundaries. Amounts paid to all local governments during the fiscal year 1979 totalled $103.9 million nationally. According to deputy auditor Frances Harris, Putnam County received a check totalling $2,228. Last year, the county received $2,541. Mrs. Harris said the money would be placed in the county General Fund, under miscellaneous receipts. HOOSIERS SPLIT WASHINGTON (AP) - Indiana’s congressmen were divided evenly Friday as the House voted 191-188 to remove ail price and allocation controls from gasoline. Democrats Lee H. Hamilton and Andrew Jacobs Jr. joined Republicans H. Joel Deckard, Elwood H. Hillis and John T. Myers in voting for decontrol. Democrats Adam Benjamin, John Brademas, David W. Evans, Floyd J. Fithian and Philip R. Sharp followed their party’s line in voting against it. Republican Dan Quayle did not vote.

All entries must be submitted to the PCA office in Greencastle by Oct. 29. Each child who participates will receive a specially designed certificate. An exhibit of the artwork will be available locally in several months. FOR FURTHER information, persons may call or stop by the Production Credit Association on U S 231 North W3-3102V

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City Police Michael J. Hendrickson, 25, Route 3, Greencastle, was arrested at 5:43 a.m. Saturday by Officer Larry Huffman. Hendrickson was stopped on Bloomington Street and ticketed for speeding. Michael J. Wade, 19, Route 1, Quincy, was arrested by Officer Rodney Cline at 3:05 a.m. Saturday. Wade was ticketed for disregarding a stop sign at the intersection of Franklin and Locust streets. Bainbridge Police William Brad Ades, 22, West Lafayette, was arrested by Jerry Clinger, Bainbridge town marshal, at 1:48a.m. Saturday. Ades was booked at the Putndm County Jail for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicants. Putnam County Court Civil cases filed: Tuesday, Oct. 9 -- Putnam County Hospital by American Accounts Inc. vs. David E. and Nadine C. Collins, small claim. Wednesday, Oct. 10 -- P.A. Wainman, D.D.S. vs. William Bellmore, small claim; Edmund J. Hovasse vs. S & W Flooring Co. Inc., small claim; Robert E. Baker vs. Elmer Bridgewater, small claim. Thursday, Oct. 11 - Gerald Yater & Son Tire & Retread vs. John Rumley, small claim. Criminal cases filed: Tuesday, Oct. 9 - Woodrow Tracy, Wilson Cox 111, Steve Evans, Randall Lapierre, Virgil Mills, Sonia Marion, Elaine I. Humphrey, Kathy Showalter, Mildred France, Willie Taylor, Robert A. York, all for speeding; James D. Cunningham, no operator’s license, Alice K. Rowland, wrong way on divided highway. Wednesday, Oct. 10 - Daniel S. Hayes, driving while license suspended, operating motor vehicle while intoxicated. Thursday, Oct. 11 -- Rena to T. Rilloraza, John C. Malgieri, Alphonso Bertrand, all for speeding; Damon Tyson, operating motor vehicle while intoxicated; Philip C. King, motor vehicle inspection sticker expired; Robert R. Simmons, failure to have vehicle inspected. Putnam Circuit Court Alvia M. Slinker and Robert T. Slinker, petition for dissolution of marriage. Darla Dee Chandler and Robert Lee Chandler, petition for dissolution of marriage. Nancy Lou Long and Charles Long, petition for dissolution of marriage. Sandra Sue Crowell vs. William Lee Burnham Sr., petition for reciprocal support. In Putnam Circuit Court on Monday, Oct. 8 - Richard B. Joseph pleaded not guilty to armed robbery and requested a trial by jury. A trial was scheduled for Dec. 3 and bond was set at $25,000. Donald Roark withdrew his plea of not guilty and pleaded guilty to non-support of child. A presentence investigation was ordered and sentencing was scheduled for Oct. 18. He was released on his own recognizance. Cloverdale meeting set CLOVERDALE -- The Cloverdale Community School board will meet in special session at 7 p.m Monday, Oct. 15 in the Administration Building. An executive session will follow the meeting. Sunday recital called off Dr. Robert Thomas’ piano recital scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 14 has been canceled, according to an announcement by the DePauw School of Music.

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The cause against Phillip Britton, deception - issuance of a bad check, was dismissed. Emma Swiger pleaded guilty to deception - issuance of a bad check. A presentence investigation was ordered and Count I, theft, was dismissed. Sentencing was scheduled for Oct. 11 and she was released on her own recognizance. Mary Kelly, 21, pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana in an amount less than 30 grams. She was sentenced to the Indiana Women’s Prison for one year and fined SSO and costs. The sentence was suspended and she was placed on probation on conditions set by the court. The cause against Mark R Smith, charged with deception - - issuance of a bad check, was dismissed. Ernest W. Draper and Arthur Joe Dale pleaded not guilty tq two counts of theft. A trial was scheduled for 9 a.m. Dec. 26 and bond was set at $5,000. Marriage Licenses Daniel Ray Osterhoudt, gas attendent, Route 1, Russellville, and Korena Sue Wenick, unemployed, Route 1, Russellville. Phillip Glenn Hutcheson, construction, Route 5, Greencastle, and Becky Ann Gee, unemployed, Reelsville. Real Estate Transfers Lorena M. Evans to Wilma £ Wolfley et al, warranty deed, land in Franklin Township. Guthrie Lakes Development Corp. to Warren K. Oden et ux, warranty deed, lot 92, Gettysburg. Guthrie Lakes Development Corp. to Richard L. Johnson et al, warranty deed, lot 201 Gettysburg. Guthrie Lakes Development Corp. to Mark Taylor et ux, warranty deed, lot 440. Gettysburg. William C. Cash et al to Noble E. Sutherlin et ux, warranty deed, lot 31, Fillmore Parkview First Addition. Charles H. Callahan Jr. et ux to Noble E. Sutherlin et ux, warranty deed, 0.621 acres in Warren Township. Charles H. Callahan et ux to Noble E. Sutherlin et ux, warranty deed, 0.746 acres in Warren Township. Ralph Clodfelter to Irene Romine, cemetery deed, lot 46, Clinton Township South, two graves, Union Chapel Cemetery. Suzanne Porter to Triumvir Inc., contract, 713 Bar, 713 Main Street, Greencastle. Charles E. Kurtz et ux to Steve A. Handlon et ux, warranty deed, 1.73 acres in Jackson Township. Steve A. Handlon et ux to Bruce G. Adamson er ux, warranty deed, 1.73 acres in Jackson Township. Joseph W. Bartosch et ux to Arthur D. Husk et ux, warranty deed, part of lot 200, Ivanwald First Section, 0.56 acres. Noble R. Knauer et ux to Rev. Msgr. Francis R. Fuohy administrator, warranty deed, lot 158, Greencastle Original Plat. Kenneth L. Smith et ux to Laurel E. Corbin et ux, warranty deed, lot 17, Edgelea Subdivision.

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