Banner Graphic, Volume 12, Number 46, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 October 1981 — Page 8

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City Police Louis D. Rachel, 19, Commercial Hotel, was arrested by Sgt. Larry Huffman at 2:14 a.m. Thursday for being a minor in consumption on Indiana Street. Putnam Circuit Court Debbie Pingleton vs. John Pingleton, dissolution of marriage. Esther A. Healy and Donald J. Zeier as co-executors of estate of Thomas B Healy vs. Edgar Hurst Jr. F. Tincher vs. Kevin Et Tincher, dissolution of njarriage. Putnam County Welfare vs. Carla Collins Beck, reciprocal. Putnam County Court Small claims filed: Monday, Oct. 26-Midwest Novelty Co., Jack D. Wallens, owner vs. Elks Club; E. Hazel Huffman by guardian E.M. Sibbitt vs. Robert K. Huber Jr. Tuesday, Oct. 27-Josephine Vania ndingham vs. Eva Chadd. Wednesday, Oct. 28--Visa/Bank Americard vs. James L. and Paula Gray, plenary cause. Criminal cases filed: Friday, Oct. 23-David L. Reed, driving while suspended. Monday, Oct. 26-Dennis D. Runkle, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated; Rita Joanne Osborn, Count I, battery ami Count II battery; Carman C. Huffins, Count I-battery and Count 11-battery. Tuesday, Oct. 27-Michael A/ Owens, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated; William E. Rogers, chasing raccoon without valid license. Marriage Licenses Dennis Gene Higgins, Roachdale, and Patricia Pauline Crosby, Ladoga. 'Gary Ray Hatfield, Denver, COlo., and Margo Lynn Rechnitz, Denver, Colo. Real Estate Transfers Marv E. Kirkham to Edward W. Kirkham, et ux, quit claim deed, Franklin. Judith Lou Eilar to Robert A. Emrick, et ux, warranty deed, Greencastle Allen’s Southern Enlargement. James E. Baugh, sheriff of Putnam County, to Greencastle

Guest conductor at DPU Sunday

Kenneth Kiesler, assistant conductor of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, will be guest conductor for a concert by the DePauw University symphony orchestra Sunday, Nov. The 3 p.m. concert in Kresge Auditorium of the DePauw Perfdrming Arts Center will include Rossini’s Overture to Semiramide, Beethoven’s Sympfiony No. 8, and an overture, Fantasia, from Romeo and Juliet by Tchaikowsky. TN HIS SECOND year as assistant of the Indianapolis orchestra, Kiesler is the second gfiest conductor to work with tse DePauw orchestra this semester during the sabbatical of* its regular conductor, OrSmith. studied at the University of New Hampshire then serfour years as music director of the Rockingham Choral Society and Orchestra in Exeter, N.H. Doing advanced work at the Peabody Conservatory of Music, Kiesler held conducting afcsistantships with the orchestra, opera and choral departments and was awarded the Claire Wasserman Memorial Prize upon

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Federal Savings and Loan Association, sheriff’s deed on foreclosure, Jefferson Valley. Irma Mae Harger to The Nature Conservancy, quit claim deed, 15.47 acres in Jackson Twp. Pamela L. Judy to Wesley L. Williams, easement, Greencastle original plat. Helen R. Gossnell, et al, to Wesley L. Williams, easement, Greencastle original plat. Charlotte I. Fuller to Michael A. Smith, et ux, warranty deed, Greencastle. Toulfel Barnett, et ux, to Margaret R. Parker, et al, warranty deed, Warren Twp. Van Bibber Lake Inc. to Luther Zorman, et ux, corporation warranty deed, plat A, Van Bibbed Lake Inc. Subdivision. Stardust Hills Inc. to Donald G. Frances, et ux, corporation warranty deed, plot 2, Ole Rocking Chair Country. John E. Rains, et ux, to Transcontinent Oil Co., re-recorded lease, 25.25, 4.75 acres in Washington Twp. Colleen B. Parker to Transcontinent Oil Co., lease, 130.68 acres in Cloverdale Twp. Frank Lancaster, et ux, to Transcontinent Oil Co., lease, 67.50 acres in Madison Twp. Geraldine A. Masten, et ux, to Transcontinent Oil Co., lease, 11 acres in Clinton Twp. Herschell Page, et ux, to Transcontinent Oil Co., lease, 10, 44.56, 26.56, 45.5, .42 acres in Jackson Twp. Her»chell Page, et ux, to Transcontinent Oil Co., lease, ratification and rental division order. 10, 44.56, 26.56, 45.5, .42 acres in Jackson Twp. Lennie H. Burger, et ux, to Transcontinent Oil Co., leaseratification rental division order, in Washington Twp. Putnam County Hospital Dismissed Wednesday: Sandra Shuee, Doris Long, Annie Travelsted, Shelly Hanlon and daughter, Joseph Weist, Betty Chandler, John Davis, Shohreh Kermani, Grace Oliver, Donnie Smith, George Barker and Lille Foxworthy.

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graduation. PRIOR TO HIS ISO appointment he was music director of the Prince Georges Philharmonic in suburban Washington, D.C. He also has directed at John Hopkins University and was a fellow in orchestral conducting at the Aspen Music Festival. Kiesler has appeared as guest conductor with organizations in New York, Vermont and Maine, and has more than 20 musical theatre and film productions to his credit. Sunday’s concert is free and open to the public.

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Obituaries Ida O. Wood

Ida 0. Wood, 94, a resident of the Indiana Masonic Home at Franklin for the past 13 years, passed away Wednesday at the Masonic Hospital in that city. Born in Madison Township of Putnam County on Jan. 13, 1887, she was an elementary school teacher for more than 20 years. A graduate of Terre Haute Normal, she was a member of the First Christian Church of Greencastle and a 50year member of the Greencastle Order of Eastern Star. Survivors include a brother, Fay Thomas, Greencastle; a sister, Ona Sigler, Roachdale; two nieces, Virginia Perkins, Roachdale, and Mrs. Joe (Ida May) Baird, Russellville; six nephews,

Martha Stewart

Services were Thursday in California for Martha Stewart, 80, formerly of Cloverdale. Mrs. Stewart died Sunday in a Perres, Calif., hospital. Services were held at Evans-

Homecoming set for Nov. 6th by Temple Lodge 47 The annual homecoming celebration for members of Temple Lodge No. 47 F & AM is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 6. THE EVENING’S EVENTS will begin with dinner served by Chapter 255 OES, followed by introduction and presentation of awards to members celebrating their 25th and 50th Masonic anniversaries. Special guest speaker for the evening will be Grand Master William L. Hufford, Grand Lodge F & AM of Indiana, who will have remarks of interest to all Masons. The homecoming is an annual event open to all members, with special invitation to those who have not been active during the previous year. An excellent time to visit with old and make new friends. WHILE THERE IS no charge for the program or meal, members are requested to call Leo Wilson, 653-3280, for reservations.

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central division; and Jerry Beer, Putnam County Hospital; point out the effort continues so that Putnam County may reach its $86,450 goal. (Photo by John Stuckey).

William T. Wright, Robert H. Thomas and John Thomas, all of Route 6, Greencastle, Duane Burk, Bainbridge, Malcolm Burk, Greencastle, and John W. Burk, Crossville, Tenn.; and two cousins, Lucille Hutcheson, Greencastle, and Seba Collings, Hollandsburg. Mrs. Wood was preceded in death by two sisters, May Wright and Serena Burk. Services will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Sunday from the Hopkins-Rector Funeral Home, Greencastle, with the Rev. C. Thomas Steiner officiating. Burial will be in Little Walnut Cemetery. Friends may call 2-9 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home, where Eastern Star memorial services will be held at 7:30 that evening.

Brown Funeral Home in Perres. An Indiana native, she lived most of her life in Indianapolis. Survivors include two sons, Robert and William Stewart.

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Greencastle honor roll

SENIORS High honor roll-Dan Beams, Melanie Henderson, Beth Leer, Julie Rainbolt, Laurie Robertson, Becky Steele, Missy Wainman, Susan Whaley, Paul Williamson. Honor roll-Rhett Daniel, Krista Evans, Sandy Fox, Jennifer Gibson, Mary Gunn, Rex Harbison, Jamie Harris, Jon Lamar, Robin Lewis, SuAnn Lowe, Melanie Martin, Julie Mayer, Ann Morrill, Sherri Porter, David Riley, Randy Rolls, Chris Sanders, Debbie Schimpf, Catherine Sedlack, Greg Seketa, Brad Sellers, Marcia Spencer, Margie Stewart, Steve Tesmer, Grace Walters, John Wilson, Becky York. JUNIORS High honor roll--Cindy Allee, Juli Bryan, Tammy Carrel, Jill Huter, Todd Inman, Jane Kelly, Mike Lee, Michele Lewis, Cindy Moore, Laurie Nicholson, Sandy Scaggs, Eric Schoenfeld, Jon Skinner. Honor roll-Polly Bergen, Reita Campbell, Susan Decker, Lynda Durham, Lisa Fajt, Andrea Feld, Marka Gustavsson, Deborah Henderson, Scott Hess, Annette Hobson, Pam Hunter, Brad Jellison, Greg Lykken, Beth Maines, Mark Marley, Marcia Poynter, Cole Remsburg, Bill Shuee, Anita Snider, Brian Williams. SOPHOMORES High honor roll--Hettie Allee, Kim Best, Laura Black, Teresa Clodfelter, Tracy Dunn, Brad Glock, Marta Kaemmer, Greg King, Jim Kenyon, Lori MacPhail, Robert Mayer, Chris Milner, Martin Oliver, Beth Rice, Todd Sellers, Cheri Smith, Linda Smith, Tom Steele, Janell Stouder, Devon Sutherlin, Steve Terry, Melody Wehrheim, Roy Williamson, Heather Wilson. Honor roll--Tim Applegate, Stacia Clearwaters, Carol Estes, Cindy Gaston, Tim Gould, Jeff Henderson, Mike Henderson, Tim Lancaster, Mike Keadle, Betsy Lewis, Jeff Mangus, Heather Morris, Mandy Murray, Pat Sanders, Kathy Skidmore, Mark Taylor, Darren Vogt, Gary Wilson. FRESHMEN High honor roll-Tammy Allee, Mike Catanese, Kay Cheslik, Mairi Cooper, Cathy Cox, Dale Gossard, Stephanie Kennedy, Renee Leslie, Robert Lezotte, Lisa McCabe, Leah Schoenfeld, Mary Wells. Honor roll-Rob Alex, Kim Bode, Kim Hammond, Amy Fredrick, Ann Fredrick, Pam George, Cathy Hovasse, Carla Jenkins, Dean Robertson, Susan Rossok, Tonya Sage, Robert Sedlack, Kim Stevens, David Taylor, Kirk Terry, Angie Weddell, Cathy York.

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State historical meeting set Nov. 7

The Indiana Historical Society will hold its annual meeting Nov. 7 at the Airport Hilton. The Family History Section has scheduled Bill R. Linder and Rabbi Malcolm H. Stern as speakers for their program. Linder is director of the Central Reference Division of the National Archives and general chairman of the Second Conference in the States planned by 'Jie National Genealogical Society and the Family History Section of the Indiana Historical Society. He is author of “How to Trace Your Family Tree” (New York: 1978). RABBI STERN, DIRECTOR (retired), Rabbinic Placement for Reform Judaism, is a fellow and past president of the American Society of Genealogists, program chairman for the Second Conference in the States, author of “First American Jewish Families: 600 Genealogies, 1654-1977” (Cincinnati: 1978) and widely known as a lecturer. Registration will be at 9 a.m. and lectures start at 9:30 with Searching for Family History in the National Archives by Linder followed by Stern Jewish Migration into and in the United States. In the afternoon Stern will speak again Ethics and Genealogy and the program conclude with Linder talking on various aspects of Family Organizations. Registration is $2 which can be paid at the door. THE LUNCHEON ADDRESS WILL be given by Dr. Robert Warner, archivist of the United States. His topic: History is Prologue. Luncheon reservations are SB, which includes registration, and must be made with Indiana Historical Society, 315 West Ohio, Indianapolis 46202 by Nov. 4. *** QUERIES Q-187-Need parents, and descendants of Elisabeth FOXWORTHY died Putnam County, Sept. 1854. Milly Ann FOXWORTHY died April 6, 1854, Elisabeth (FOXWORTHY) WOODS and Zebdee WOOD m. Sept. 8, 1831; Nancy Caroline FOXWORTHY m. 22 Jan. 1838 to George W.B. SHERRILL; Thomas FOX-

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16th annual speaking contest set Gene Clodfelter, chairman of the Putnam County Soil and Water Conservation District, has announced that the subject of the 16th annual Indiana Conservation Public Speaking Contest is “Indiana’s Water Resource -- Where Do We Go From Here?” HIGH SCHOOL sophomores, juniors and seniors who live in Putnam County are eligible to compete in the district contest. District winners compete in area contests in February 1982. First-place area winners will compete in the state finals April 2 in the Indianapolis area. A list of subject-related references, speech contest brochures, and other information about the contest is available from the district office at Greencastle, or call 6535414. Indiana Farm Bureau will provide awards for the state contest as follows: First place, SSOO scholarship and trophy; second place, S2OO scholarship and trophy; and third place, a SIOO scholarship and trophy. THE ANNUAL Conservation Public Speaking Contest is sponsored by the Indiana Farm Bureau Inc., Hoosier Chapter, Soil Conservation Society of America and the Indiana Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts. DPU f rosh wins SI,OOO at grocery Mike Solmos, a DePauw University freshman, is SI,OOO richer today thanks to the Beef Round-Up game at the Greencastle IGA Foodliner. Solmos and a few of his friends saved the ticket stubs for the SI,OOO prize. After mailing their game folder to the organizers of the contest for verification, IGA manager John Ripani presented Solmos a SI,OOO check. Prizes ranging from $1 to SI,OOO are possible in the game, which continues at the IGA.

WORTHY to SarahTARWIN 26 Oct. 1837; Jane Catherine FOXWORTHY to Alfred L. BURTON m. 22 Dec. 1834 she died 1865; Enoch FOXWORTHY who married Rebecca DOW Oct. 1848 in Morgan County. Mrs. William Foxworthy, 404 S. 24th, Terre Haute, Ind. 47803. Q-188-My husband’s grandmother was Sarah Alice PHILLIPS. She married Charles Ephriam MERCER in Aug. 1912 her parents were Solomon PHILLIPS and Ellen PHILLIPS. Later Ellen married Lewis RAMSEY. The family lived in the Dabney community in Pulaski County, Somerset, Ky. Believe Sarah Alice had or has a brother living in Indiana. Any help will be appreciated. Mrs. Jim Griffin, Route 8, Box 131, Somerset, Ky. 42501. Q-189-Information on parents and ancestors of: Captain William LANE, b. 7 Oct. 1824, died 16 June 1870, m. 12 Sept. 1849 to Julia Marie WALLS. Sarah (Sallie) WAITE b. 26 Jan. 1805, died 11 Feb. 1875. Parent of Julia Marie WALLS. Charles Spillman GRAHAM his children are: Robert, Park Buford, Sarah Elizabeth, William Duke, Emma Delitha, and Charles S. GRAHAM. E.Q. Petrey, 810 Sharon Drive, Westlake, Ohio 44145. Q-190-Wish to contact any present-day TANQUARY or allied family descendant. Will be publishing our genealogy within the next year. Patrick G. Tanquary, P.O. Box 1063, Danville, 111. 61832. Q-191-Need information on family of John and Elizabeth (NORTH) TRUMP, had 10 children: Ann Elizabeth, Thomas William, Mary Virginia, Liza J., John W., Catherine E., Joseph W., Martha C. m. Jeramiah CLIFFORD in 1876-Putnam County; James F. and Lidda C. TRUMP. Mary Virginia m. Armstead Clay COX. Mrs. Jimmie G. Clifford, Route 1, Box 28, Bainbridge, Ind. 46105. RULES: Queries limited to 50 words plus sender’s name and address: One per sheet, typed or clearly printed. Enough dates and places should be given to identify individuals of Putnam surrounding counties. No list of surnames will be printed. Send to: Nancy A. Clifford, Route 1, Box 28, Bainbridge, Ind. 46105.

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