Banner Graphic, Volume 17, Number 224, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 May 1987 — Page 8

THE BANNER GRAPHIC May 23,1987

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Mrs. Zora Parrish, 88, Route 1, Quincy (Eminence), died Friday morning at Morgan County Hospital, Martinsville. Born in Morgan County on Feb. 18, 1899, she was the daughter of Marion Donaldson and Mary Smith. She married Samuel Parrish. He preceded his wife in death on Aug. 30,1947. Mrs. Parrish was a member of the Eminence Baptist Church. Survivors include five daughters, Mrs. America Landrum, Route 1, Jamestown, Mrs. Rosalie Boulton and Mrs. Nina Scherer, both of Martinsville, Mrs. Marilyn Evans, New

*iorth Putnam names 1987-88 school staff

The North Putnam School Board took action recently , naming staff members for the 1987-88 school year. Included were administrative employees, leaching staff, secretaries, bus drivers, food services, maintenance/custodial personnel and those connected with the Old National Trail Special Services Cooperative. Employees, and their building assignments (when applicable), were approved as follows: BAINBRIDGE ELEMENTARY School - Judith Blaydes, Nancy Buser, Nana Canada, Margaret Dermond, Barbara Etcheson, Katie Lewandowski, Ellen Luken, Michelle Marshall, Jan Pennington, Jeanine Peterson, Darlene Reutman, George Smith, Phyllis Smith, Wanda Tilley, Emily Wadsworth. Roachdale Elementary School -- Jana Brothers, Barbara Cook, Donald Hymer, Joan Knapp, Carroll Malsh, Marilyn McCollough, Joanne Miller, Deborah Plunkett, Debra Priebe, Cathy Proctor, Judith Proctor, Rita Wood. Russellville Elementary School - Marsha Davidson, Cynthia Grimes, Patricia Hetrick, Linda Jones, Richard Lyons, Doris Talbott, Susan Trent. Special Services -- Margaret Andrews, elementary art; Cynthia McCormick, elementary music. ADMINISTRATORS - Thomas Rohr, superintendent; Douglas Rose, Bainbridge Elementary School; Warren Rush, Roachdale Elementary School; Darrell Wiatt, Russellville Elementary School; William Schad, North Putnam Jr-Sr High School; Donald Deßoer, North Putnam Jr-Sr High School; Phillip Myers, North Putnam Jr-Sr High School. North Putnam Junior-Senior High School -- William Bays, Lloyd Blubaum, James Brothers, William Brothers, Steven Bullerdick, Elaine Chase, Roger Cook, Kathryn Dory, Anne Elmore, Bruce Farley, Linda Gjesvold, Patricia Gottschalk, Kay Greeson, Betty Job, Beverly Kahle, Gaylene Layton, Lisa Leonard, Charlene Logan, Richard Malone, Jacquelyn McGaughey, John Moser, Linda Patrick, Ronald Price, Frances Reed, Thomas Roach, Donald Steward, Shirley Steward, Michael White, John T. Wilson. OLD NATIONAL TRAIL Special Services Cooperative - Susan Price, director; Melanie Duncan, psychologist I; Charity Pankratz, psychologist I; Robert Roberts, consultant; Sherri Hughes, multicategorical-Cloverdale Elementary School; Patricia Lien, multicategorical-Cloverdale Elementary School; Judith Hacker, MiMHGreencastle High School; Carolyn Houck, L.D.-Greencastle High School; Mary Moore, MiMHGreencastle High School; Anne Graham, L.D.-Greencastle Middle School; Ellen Kelly, elem. EHNortheast Elementary School; Barb Koenig Mo MH-Northeast Elementary School; Linda Raines, L.D.Northeast Elementary School; Pamela Fulk, L.D.-Jones Elementary School; Sharon McCammon, primary MiMH-Ridpath Elementary School; Deborah Barnes, intermediate MiMH-Ridpath Elementary School; Deborah Elliott, speech pathologist; James Lell, speech pathologist; Teresa Atkins, multiply hand.-East Elementary School; Pamela Johnson, MoMH-East Elementary School; Julia Schroeder, intermediate L.D.-East Elementary School; Melissa Gough, L.D.-Roachdale Elementary School; Mary Lee Rippy, MiMH-Roachdale Elementary School. Other staff—Joan Everman, secretary, Donna Gibson, treasurer; Beth Barker, Nurse; Janice Deßoer, Bainbridge Elementary School, secretary; Carolyn Goff, Russellville Elementary School,

Obituary Mrs. Zora Parrish

Market, and Mrs. Carolyn Rund, Route 2, Trafalgar; two sons, Albert Parrish, Route 1, Martinsville, and Charles Parrish, Route 1, Quincy; 20 grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren. She was preceded in death by two children, Ester Lou and Josephine. Services are scheduled 2 p.m. Sunday at the Eminence Baptist Church with Rev. Sonny Ooley officiating. Burial will follow at Crown Center Cemetery. Friends may call 2-9 p.m. Saturday at Whitaker Funeral Home, Cloverdale.

secretary; Linda Marstellar, North Putnam Jr-Sr High School, secretary; Paula Martin, North Putnam Jr-Sr High School, secretary; Barbara Jones, North Putnam Jr-Sr High School, treasurer; Mary Kinsel, Bainbridge Elementary School, aide; Alberta Sandusky, Roachdale Elementary School, aide. Maintenance I Custodial StaffMichael Harrigan, supervisor; Eugene McFarland, maintenance assistant; Thomas Miles, maintenance assistant; Nina Boiler, Bainbridge Elementary School; Richard Lathrop, Bainbridge Elementary School; Steve Trent, Roachdale Elementary School; John B. Wilson, Roachdale Elementary School; Oscar Martin Jr., Russellville Elementary School; Marvin Beck, North Putnam Jr-Sr High School; Suzanne Cox, North Putnam Jr-Sr High School; Ted Mason, North Putnam Jr-Sr High School; Robert Nelson, North Putnam Jr-Sr High School; Jean Poynter, North Putnam Jr-Sr High School ; Richard Inman, grounds. TRANSPORTATION-Jack Wrigh t, supervisor; James White, mechanic; Rosalynda Huber, secretary. Drivers-Gene Beck, Martha Boruff, Marcia Bunn, Robert Clark, Ernest Earley, James Greeson, Gypsy Hacker, Linda Hartman, Patricia Inman, Richard Inman, Barbara Lawhorn, Nancy Livesay, John Martin, Robert Nichols, Betty Rainbolt, Rhonda Richardson, Elgie Sanders, Judy Sanford, Lois Spencer, Onie Stecher, Betty Thornburg, Lisa Tippin, Betty Wright, Dick Reed. Substitute Drivers-Lori Clones, Marian Lawson, James Malayer. Food Service-Linda Nelson, supervisor; Sandra Wilcox, Hattie Folck, Pauline Mitchell, Leia Hedge, Sara Burdine, Diana Poole, Beulah Allgood, Sharon Woods, Madonna Elliott, Judith Stockton, Virginia Hughes, Cathy Boiler, JoAnn Culley, Vickie Griffith, Glenda Jackson, Donna Lasley, Mary Porter, Susan Riggen, Barbara Allen. Special Education -Betty Miethe, (4/5 time) secretary; Joyce Gossel, secretary; Janice Neumann, aideGreencastle Middle School; Rebecca Shotts, aide-Greencastle Middle School; Linda Sweet, aideGreencastle Middle School; Cheryl Grable, aide-Northeast Elementary School; Judy Grigsby, aideNortheast Elementary School; Rebecca Storey, aide-Northeast Elementary School; Patricia Hecko, aide-Ridpath Elementary School; Virginia Unger, aide-South Putnam Jr-Sr High School; Betty Siddons, aide-East Elementary School; Letitia Greenlee, aide-Fillmore Elementary School; Martha Mazur, aide-Roachdale Elementary School; Rebecca Wingler, aide-Cascade High School; Joyce Heeke, aideVocational School.

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Debbie Flint, a sixth-grader al Russellville Elementary School, is congratulated by teacher Marsha Davidson for having the highest grade point average of any of her 24 classmates. For the achievement, Debbie

Patter

The corporal punishment was quickly over, but the disgrace the boys had brought upon themselves lingered on. The father would have liked to have gotten in a few licks on his own as he had the sweaty job of getting his oats and those of the landlord back in their respective places. IN ADDITION TO THE pain and the unpopularity to which the boys had been subjected, the culprits

Hurst

estate went into a residency trust to provide each of his siblings with a monthly income for as long as they lived. The will provided that after all three had died, and the last of their children had reached adulthood, the rest of the trust would go to the Columbus, Ohio, as are his brother his brother, Thomas, the last surviving sibling, occurred on Dec. 11, 1986. A NOTED philanthropist, Hurst helped many young students through college and made numerous gifts to universities. Hurst’s parents, William and Maude, are buried in Greencastle. Robert Bryan Hurst and his wife, Alta, are buried at Union Cemetery, Unemployment claims decline INDIANAPOLIS (AP) The Indiana Employment Security Division said unemployment insurace claims dipped to 29,197 for the week ending May 16. That was a decrease of 102 from the previous week’s 39,299 and 15.8 percent lower than the total one year ago. The current downward trend in the claims rate was slowed by a significant increase in initial claims resulting form a number of small scattered layoffs across the state.

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received a plaque designating her as the 1987 Russellville Elementary Scholastic Award winner. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flint, rural Greencastle. (Banner-Graphic photo by Becky Igo).

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were “sentenced” to a soap and water bath in the middle of the day to relieve themselves of the itching caused by the nettle dust they had stirred up in the oats bin. If you want to know just how itchy this dust was and how red we were in the areas of direct punishment, check with my 78-year-old younger brother who was my partner in crime.

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Columbus Foundation. The death of and sisters. Carol Glass, Hurst’s niece and a resident of Columbus, Ohio, said she has the greatest respect for her uncle. “He was my childhood idol,” she said. “He was a very modest, kind and thoughtful man. He was a good businessman, very honest and highly respected. “Aside from the financial side,” she concluded, “he was always there for moral suport. He did do a lot for his family and other people. I couldn’t really tell you all the people he helped because he never talked about it, but I do know several that he put through college, including me.”

Roachdale sets alumni banquet The Roachdale Alumni Banquet and dance will be May 30 at the Roachdale Elementary School. The dinner will begin at 6:30 p.m. with the dance following from 9 p.m. to midnight. THE HONOR CLASSES will be students graduating in 1937, 1952 and 1962 Persons who have not received an invitation, or persons who wish to make reservations, should call 522-1173 or 522-1943.

property and construct more public restroom and parking facilities for the town. It was authorized under a bill Gov. Robert Orr signed into law April 16 and will be in effect until 2007.

Putnam scanner

Putnam County Court Criminal cases filed: Tuesday, May 19-William D. Perkins, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and illegal consumption by a minor; Betty J. Willis, disorderly conduct; Russell L. Kleiber, operating a motor vehicle without proof of financial responsibility; George E. Demonbruem, driving while license suspended; Phil Daugherty, conversion; Deanne Gaston, deception issuance of a bad check. Thursday, May 21-Clint W. Gibson 111, battery. Small claims filed: Tuesday, May 12-Floyd Freeman vs. Sam’s Plumbing; John W. and Pearl Anderson vs. Frank and Sheila Burdine; Kersey Music vs. Darrell and Deborah Linder; Kersey Music vs. Roslyn Mobley; Kersey Music vs. Penny Lewis; Headley Hardware vs. Lucy Sells. Thursday, May 14-Alan Stanley and Associates Inc. vs. Raymond Reed. Wednesday, May 15-Greencastle Federal Savings Bank vs. James Harris; Furniture Aware-House vs. Richard and Sandy Underwood;

Walton

Ed Pease (R-Brazil) were also notified. Both sent letters to the Putnam County commissioners lending support. In fact, Rep. Thomas spoke with Walton about the intersection firsthand, when both attended the Hardee’s grand opening this week. “John (Thomas) feels like there should be some changes made too,” Walton pointed out. Walton said, when talking with Wilcox earlier this week, the state highway department representative had other suggestions to correct the situation besides a traffic signal. “HE IS KIND OF concerned about putting a traffic signal here,” Walton said. “He is afraid it may only back up traffic even more. Plus, he also said with a traffic signal, you’re talking about something that will take a long time to do.” Wilcox agreed with Walton something needs to be done in the interim. “He didn’t talk very encouraging about a light,” Walton said. “What he thinks may help better is extending (U.S. 231) to four lanes from Beagle Club down to the Stardust Hills Road.” Walton noted Wilcox also suggested lowering the speed limit in the area to slow down traffic andpossibly adding some new striping. “He did agree we do have a problem down here because the businesses are located so close together,” Walton related. “I also worry about the school buses that go through here. I worry about the safety of the children riding those buses.” THE COMMISSIONER believes he can live without a traffic light at the intersection, but still feels the state should install a blinker light at the Beagle Club-U.S. 231 intersection. “We just need something here that will slow this traffic down,” Walton said. “I can kind of see where a stoplight may create more problems. “But we’re going to continue to have businesses locating here,” he added. “Even at the Stardust Hills road the bank (First National Bank of Cloverdale) has just bought ground to build a branch there. ” CLOVERDALE RESIDENTS and

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Cynthia Lynn Coons vs. William E. Hudson II d/b/a Greencastle Dairy Queen. Marriage Licenses Dennis Lee Bougher, Bainbridge, and Tina Marie Whitaker, Roachdale. Charles David Higgins 111, Cloverdale, and Stacey Lynn Miller, Cloverdale. Darryl Lynn Starr, Illinois, and and Kathy Lee Pingleton, Greencastle. Rodney R. Cline, Greencastle, and Mindy Ann Price, Greencastle. Steven Eugene Neese, Greencastle, and Debbie June Kelley, Greencastle. All Baker’s Remove-All trash collections for Memorial Day on Monday, May 25 will be collected beginning at 6 a.m. Residents served by the city’s contracted trash haulers should have their trash set out by the curb at the above time so that Baker’s employees can get an early start. Grass clippings should not be included in Monday’s run and will instead be picked up on Tuesday’s routes. <

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business people realize the intersection is dangerous and are use to taking extra precautions when traveling through. However, it is the travelers off 1-70, and those unfamiliar with the area, that add to the problem.

“When you have traffic coming off 1-70, and others going on, and then you have all the other traffic in the area, it makes it very difficult to turn east or west off of Beagle Club,” Walton explained. “Sometimes you can sit there for a very long time to make a turn,” he pointed out. “Also, other times when you need to make a turn, you can’t see clearly because a semi may be in front of you.” THAT LENDS ITSELF to the problem too, Walton said, talking of the various vehicles which pass through the area. “We have tandem trucks, semis, trucks coming from the quarry to the north, and trucks coming from the quarry to the south. “You have all of this truck traffic, plus the cars and other vehicles coming in and out of Cloverdale. It’s not too bad for the local people. They know to watch. But it is difficult for the travelers coming off of 1-70 who see it for the first time,” Walton said. It is the commissioner’s hope to have a meeting between Cloverdale residents and state highway officials. “That way, we can get all of our ideas together,” Walton commented. “I was encouraged by what he said,” Walton said of Wilcox. “Hopefully we’ve got their attention and can get something done in the very near future.” That will be a boon not only to the business and residents of Cloverdale, but to other Putnam County residents and travelers as well.

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