Banner Graphic, Volume 18, Number 305, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 September 1988 — Page 10

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THE BANNERGRAPHfC September 2,1968

Putnam scanner

City Police A minor two-vehicle accident Thursday morning resulted in a traffic ticket for an 80-year-old rural Cloverdale man, City Police reported. THE ACCIDENT, Officer Don Rumley reported, occurred at 9:40 a.m. on Washington Street, 50 feet east of Jackson Street. Shirley Brown, 44, Route 2, Roachdalc, was backing her 1985 Cadillac from a parking spot and was almost out onto Washington Street, police said, when a 1974 Ford, driven by James Fuchs, Route 1, Cloverdale, struck the driver’s door on the Brown car and left the scene, police said. Rumley later stopped Fuchs on U.S. 231 and ticketed him for leaving the scene of an accident. Damage to the Brown car was estimated at S2OO-SI,OOO, while damage to the Fuchs vehicle was listed at less than S2OO. ONE ADDITIONAL traffic citation was written Thursday by City Police as CapL Paul Wilson stopped Jonathon Poyntcr, 20, Indianapolis, near the intersection of Franklin Street and Indianapolis Road. Poyntcr was ticketed for improper movement from lane to lane at 3:34 p.m. Putnam County Court Small claims filed: Monday, Aug. 22 Samuel Rose vs. Earl Rose; Grcencastle Federal Savings Bank vs. Robert Michael Christlicb; Grcencastle Federal Savings Bank vs. Jack and Lynda Corsello; Mutual Hospital vs. Leonard Cox; Mutual Hospital vs. John and Linda L. Spivey; Mutual Hospital vs. James J. and Cheryl B. Sutherlin; Mutual Hospital vs. Wayne and Debra Tharp; Mutual Hospital vs. Ricky and Denise Tincher; Mutual Hospital vs. June Walls; Mutual Hospital vs. William L. Wheeler; Mutual Hospital vs. Joe and Lisa M. Witt; Mutual Hospital vs. Donald F. Detro; Mutual Hospital vs. Thomas Raejean Franklin. Tuesday, Aug. 23 Town of Roachdale vs. Robert Leak; Putnam County Hospital vs. Robert and Sheila Brown; Mutual Hospital Services vs. Joseph C. Douders; Mutual Hospital vs. Pamela M. Sutherlin; Mutual Hospital vs. David F. and Charlotte Billings; Mutual Hospital vs. Helen

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Hartman; Mutual Hospital vs. Robert A. and Linder Litterell; Mutual Hospital vs. Myron J. McCullough; Mutual Hospital vs. Arthur Denger; Mutual Hospital vs. Lisa A. Gentry; Mutual Hospital vs. Geneva Burdine. Thursday, Aug. 25 Marvin L. Major vs. H. Gene Combs; Putnam County Hospital (PCH) vs. Jeffrey and Pamela Kanplain; PCH vs. Nancy and Cody Eads. Saturday, Aug. 26 Daniel Sims vs. Gene Hill; Prevo’s vs. Kelly Kind; Prevo’s vs. Imogene Carmichael; Keith Gossard/HBG Insurance vs. John and Donna Mahoney and/or Hunter John’s Pizza; Harris Stone Service Inc. vs. Van Bibber Lake Enterprises Inc.; Mutual Hospital vs. David Ray and Susan Wilson. Marriage Licenses Jonathon Douglas Chadd, Grcencastle, and Tina Sue Alex, Grcencastle. Vince William McFedron, Quincy, and Brenda Carol Newport, Poland. Lester L. Morgan, Scllcrsburg, and Lois Jean Jcnner, Grcencastle. Rev. Norman Pcrnell Jr., Greencastle, and Joyce Marie Payton, Indianapolis. Tommy Neal Croan, Coatesville, and Kellina Lucille Parent, Greencastle. Real Estate Transfers Edward L. Bruner, etux., to Edward L. Smith, etux., warranty deed, PtWl/2NEI/4 Sect of Greencastle Township. Mark and Sheryl Denasher to Cataract Lake Water Corp., right-of-way easement, PTEI/2NWI/4 and PTWI/2NEI/4. Mildred Waddell to John C. Waddell, warranty deed, Lot 6-7 in Commercial Place, Greencastle. John O. Danberry, etal., to John O. Danberry, etux., warranty deed, Lots 114-118, west side of Putnamville, PTSEI/4SEI/4 Sect 8 of Warren Township, also vacated and closed alleys, streets, etc. John O. Danberry, etal., to John O. Danberry, etux., warranty deed, Lots 5 and 6, Putnamville original survey. Putnam Plastics Inc. to Donald R. Allen, etux., corporate deed, PT3 in eastern division in Cloverdale. Rutha A. Harper to James Rowers, warranty deed, Lot 4, Block 4, plat 1 Wildwoods Lake subdivision.

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GRETCHEN GARNER: Photographer due at DPU

Garner exhibit, lecture scheduled at DePauw

Gretchen Gamer, guest curator for the photography exhibition “Reclaiming Paradise: American Women Photograph the Land,” which is presently on display at the Emison Art Center, DePauw University in Greencastle until Oct. 16, will be speaking in the Art Center Auditorium at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 7. HER SLIDE TALK, entitled “Discovering a New Landscape Tradition,” will examine the landscape tradition from a feminist perspective, questioning some of the values of mainstream landscape tradition and enlarge our vision of what a landscape might be. The exhibition brings together for the first time the landscape

League seeking membership, support

Everybody is tuned in to national politics, weighing the pros and cons of each candidate, and hoping to glean enough facts from the blizzard of informadon to vote in an intelligent way. BUT, DO THE citizens of Greencastle know the subjects of the three referenda on the Indiana ballot? Do our city’s newcomers know enough about local and state

Judge Gray via this newspaper, the BannerGraphic did receive a call about the judge’s alleged arrest in Clay County. THE BANNER-GRAPHIC contacted the Brazil Police, Clay County Sheriff’s Department and the Indiana State Police Post in Terre Haute, the latter whose district includes Clay County, and verified there has been no one by the name of ‘Sally Gray’ arrested for any offense. The judge in Hendricks County did propose, Judge Gray said, that since she does do a lot of special judge work involving drunk-driv-ing cases in surrounding counties, perhaps that information was picked up and incorrectly passed on. In any respect, when Judge Gray first heard the rumor, she chose to brush it off. But as time went on, and more elaborate rumors began circulating, she realized it was time to call a halt to the nonsense. “WITH SOME OF the lastest things being said, I have reason to believe the stories were deliberately set,” Judge Gray asserts. But, she still doesn’t know why. “There’s no way a judge can be arrested and for it to be kept secret,” she explains, adding the Judicial Disciplinary Committee would also become involved. “But in this case, absolutely none

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photographs of American women from the early 1900’s to the present. A 64-page catalogue featuring 26 color and duotone reproductions, and essays by Gretchen Garner and others, is available for $lO and accompanies the exhibition. A reception, also open to the public, will immediately follow Ms. Gamer’s talk. ORGANIZED BY the Tweed Museum of Art, University of Minnesota, Duluth, the exhibition was supported in part by grants from the Arrowhead Regional Arts Council, the JRJ Family Fund, the Alice Tweed Touhy Foundation and the Associates of the Tweed Museum of Art.

officials to vote knowledgeably? Are community members aware of the services and activities of the members of the local League of Women Voters which help Greencastle keep on top of the issues of the day? During the month of September, the Greencastle League of Women Voters will be sending their annual fundraising letter to those who have

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of (these rumors) carries the truth,” Judge Gray emphasized. JUDGE GRAY DID recall an incident in recent years where, following a person’s court appearance, they began spreading untruths about her. “I know of one case already,” she said, “but I just ignored it. But all I’ve been hearing lately are so many different rumors.” And for the judge, on a professional and personal level, that is a tough burden to bear. “I WAS JUST SICK about it,” Judge Gray said, recalling her feelings when she heard her name was being dragged through the mud. “I guess because you just don’t want to believe that anyone could believe that of you, and that people are willing to tell those kinds of stories.” Judge Gray said she holds her office in high esteem and would never do anything to mar her years on the bench, either in her personal or public life. “I have always believed that judges have to be accountable for their actions on or off the bench,” she emphasized. “And I also think that the public has a right to hold us up to higher standards. “BUT,” SHE CONCLUDES, speaking on a very personal level, “It really hurts when something like this happens.”

Obituaries Mary K. Jenkins

Mary K. Jenkins, 61, Greencastle, died Friday morning at Putnam County Hospital. Bom April 28, 1927 in Clay County, she was the daughter of Estel and Herberta (Leberer) Sutton. Mrs. Jenkins was graduated with honors from Clay City High School. On Oct. 30, 1954, she married Charlie M. Jenkins, and he survives. In addition to her husband, she is survived by a daughter, Debra S. Jenkins, Greencastle; her mother, Herberta Sutton; a sister, Mrs. Ruth Hanlon, Greencastle, and two brothers, Lowell E. Sutton, Rorida, and Stanley R. Sutton, Greencastle. She was preceded in death by her father.

William R. Miller

William R. Miller, 57, Bainbridge, died Friday at his residence.

Federal escapee caught

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) A high-speed car chase ended in capture of a convicted bank robber who had been at large eight months, police said. David Schieman, 32, an escapee from a federal prison in Chicago,

supported it in the past, and to new friends whom it hopes will add financial support to its efforts. The letter lists the League’s voter services, the current agenda for this year’s studies and action and includes a complimentary copy of the three referenda on the November ballot. ON SEPT. 10, IN conjunction with the National Voter Registration Day, League members will help register voters. It will hold a Candidates’ Forum on Oct. 19 and Oct. 26, co-spon-sored with DePauw radio station,

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Mrs. Jenkins was employed for 10 years as a payroll clerk for DePauw University. She was a member of Gobin Memorial United Methodist Church, Greencastle, and the United Methodist Women. Services are scheduled 2 p.m. Tuesday at Gobin Memorial United Methodist Church, Greencastle, with Rev. Jerry Hyde officiating. Entombment will follow at Forest Hill Cemetery, Greencastle. Friends may call 2-9 p.m. Monday at Hopkins-Rector Funeral Home, Greencastle, and noon until the time of services Tuesday at Gobin church. Persons who wish may make contributions to the Gobin United Memorial Fund or American Cancer Society.

Funeral arrangements are pending at Hopkins-Rector Funeral Home, Greencastle.

was arrested Thursday after his car veered off Interstate 465 near Southport, Indianapolis police Lt. Michael Popcheff said. The chase, which authorities said sometimes reached speeds of 95 mph, began in an Indianapolis alley.

WGRE. Shortly before election day our Candidates’ Questionnaire “Who’s Who in the November Election” will be published in the Banner-Graphic. The Greencastle League invites your financial support, your participation at our public meetings, and your aid in supporting League action for better government and voter advocacy. FOR FURTHER information about the League of Women Voters and their programs for 1988-89, persons may call membership chairman Angie Smock (653-9531).