The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 February 1958 — Page 2
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IttE DAflY 2 AM NEW County Jail by using a
1 . ^ their cell window. The two
Gary men still are loose. —FASTEST BOMBER
first used in the Civil War. “Gatling got pretty close with his gun.” Esenwein said. “We just improved the feeding mechanifnri and substituted a motor
for the hand crank.”
While one barrel of the Gatling gun on the B5S is firing, another is discharging a used casing and
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GK* ENEAS TEE. TVD. Blame In Jail
Break On Sheriff CROWN POINT (UP)—Lake County Prosecutor Metro Holovachka late Tuesday accused Sheriff Jajek West of being responsible for the escape ot an accused murderer and his cellmate from the ja * ->er!v Sundav.
Raymond A. Karr, 40. await- stm another is being loaded.
ing trial in the slaying of his uncle, and John Stilinovich. 45, a habitual criminal and member of
a notorious gang, escaped from len ^ h °* the ^* ar Pel.
I. r. GIVEN $10.0000 BLOOMINGTON (UP)—Rob- * ert M. Cavanaugh, research di- ; rector of E. I. duPont de Nemours and Co., Wilmington, Del., tdflay presented Indiana Uni- | versity with a gift of S10.000 for scholarships. The gift was made as a tribute to Cavanaugh’s father, Robert E., former director of the I. U. ; Extension Division.
the Daily banner j and HERALD CONSOLIDATEl Sintered in the postoffice a. GreeDcastlc, Indiana as second | *■*9 mail matter under aet of .«.rch 7, 1878. Sui>seriptioD jrice 25 cento per week, $5.00 per year by mall In Putnam County, $6.00 to $10.40 per year outside Putnam County.
William Lister. 8a. West Terre f and a number of other Demo-
PROSECUTOR named
The barrel rotates so fast that it takes "several” degree* of rotation for a shell to clear the
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Haute and s former resident of Clay county, died Monday night in a Terre Haute Hospital. He was a brother of Mrs. Alma Hos-
kins of Reelsville.
Regular meeting of Greencastle Barracks 114 Veterans of W. W. I will be held in the room of Public Service Co. on Friday, Feb. 7 at 7:30 p m. Election of
officers for 1958.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Gardner, W. Liberty street returned tc their home Tuesday evening after spending thiee weeks in Fort Walton Beach. Fla., visit-
ing their daughter, Mrs. John ! 1cm.
Fay and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carmichael ■ i eturned Sunday after spending j two weeks in Florida. While | there they visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shnokwiler in Tampa, ; Bertha Magill and Mr. and Mrs. | Merle Vaught and family of i Miami, Mr. and Mrs. Claude, Newgent, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Biattain, Mr. and Mrs. Russell I Scobee and other Putnam coun-1
ty folks in Sebring.
cratic leaders insist a law is all! that’s needed. Celler said he will call his House judiciary subcommittee into session next week to try again to reach an agreement, j The subcommittee has been working more than two years on the problem df how a disabled , piesident can be replaced temp-
oraiily.
Celler said a constitutional amendment, which President Eisenhower has recommended.) w r ould take so long that “nothing would be done’ ’to solve the prob-
Two Killed, Two Hurt In Crash
WOMAN IS AQUTTTFD FRANKLIN. Pa. UP — Mrs ! Lydia Dean. who voluntarily spent Tuesday night in jail although acquitted of slaying her Air Force husband said today) she will stay in this country "to I be near his grave.” “I want to stay near my hus- , band." she told the United Press. I “I'll never forget him. I’ll never , leave him.” Ending an eight-day trial, a jury of seven men and five women Tuesday found the tiny Filipino mother innocent of the Dec. 7 fatal shooting of T. Sgt. Ronald Dean. 29. ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Dollie Strong. Fillmore, today Feb. 5.
BUCKNER TO SPEAK Guest minister at the Greencastle Presbyterian Church Sunday will be the Rev. Pat Buckner, who is exchanging pulpits for the occasion with the Rev. Don Hartsock. Presbyterian pastor. Scheduled tc speak on the subject. “The Spirit of Christ,” the Reverend Buckner will appear at both the 9:15 and 10:45 a. m. services. After assisting at the fiist sendee here, the Reverend Hartsock will preach in the Reverend Buckner’s church, the Second Baptist of Brazil. The Reverend Buckner will be assisted at the second sendee in the local church by Dr. Paul A. Thomas, professor of sociology I at DePauw.
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Alcoholics Anonymous “Secretary,” P. O. Box 394. Meeting in Community Hall, 206 E. Washington St., Friday, S:30 V p. m. Deer Creek Coon Hunters will meet Thursday evening at the club house. All members urged to 1 attend. A daughter was born Tuesday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Woodall of Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Cooper, of Greencastle, are the parents of a son bom Tuesday at the Putnam County Hospital. Thad Jones who suffered, a heart attack Friday is reported improving satisfactorily at his home south of town. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shake, Greencastle, are the parents of a son born Tuesday at the Putnam County Hospital. Granville Thompson was admitted to the Putnam County Hospital Wednesday for observation and treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Call of Roachdale returned home yesterday from a two weeks vacation in Orlando, Florida. Christian Mens Fellowship regular meeting Thursday at 6:30 in Fellowship Hall for a fish supper. No reservations necessary. W. S. C. S. of Clinton Falls church will meet Thursday, Feb. 6, for all-day at the church. Bring covered dish, thimble and scissors. James W. Wright, well known Jackson Township resident and former Putnam county auditor, is a patient in St. Vincent’s Hospital at Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Elmore, Mr. and Mis. Gilbert Ogles, Mrs. Juliet Elmore, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Elmore and children. Joyce and Gary, spent Sunday at Indianapolis with Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie L. Krug and son.
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OVERCOME BY SMOKE CHICAGO UP — A porter was i overcome by smoke today in a I fire that caused heavy damage to George Diamond’s Steak | House, a Loop restaurant. Fire officials estimated dam- ; age in the early morning blaze j at $50,000 to $75,000. SOCIETY Mrs. Thelma Goslin Is Club Hostess The Jacksonettes Home Demonstration Club met with the Roachdale Club at the home of Mrs. Thelma Goslin, on Saturday, Feb. 1st, 1958. Mrs. Goslin opened the meeting by asking Mrs. Ada Young to give the history of the seng of the month, “Onward Christian Soldiers." Then we all sang this song together. Remaining standing we- repeated the pledge to flag and the club creed. Mrs. Mildred Cassady gave the lesson “Informal Entertaining”. There are many different kinds of informal entertaining from Buffet meals, club meetings to a casual cup of coffee at the kitchen table. Some of the rea*sons we give parties and enterI tain are because we enjoy other j peoples company, to keep from ; being lonely, special holidays, to | repay social obligations and because its your turn. The main things to remember are, have a well planned party, simple refreshments and be a well rested hostess. Don’t leave everything till the last minute. Try to be a good conversationalist, but if you cannot, be a good listener. Enjoy your own party. Refreshments were served and enjoyed very much. During yie (business meeting a box of cookies were auctioned off for the Roachdale Club. The I group sang Happy Birthday to j members who have February | birthdays, and the Safety lesson | was given by Mrs. Fred Gowin. The secretary's report was recd j and approved. The meeting was closed, with ; the Club Prayer in unison. Our next meeting will be Mar. TOth with Mrs. Guy Dean. GUST STEAKLEY DIES Gust Stearley, 60, Reelsville R. 2. passed Sway Monday evening | at his home. He had been in failing health for the last five years. Surviving are a daughter, Mi s. Norma GilLz of Center Point; two sons, Don of Route 5, Brazil and Norman of Route 2. Reelsville; four brothers, John, Herman and Ernest, all of Center Point, and William, of Van Nuvs. Calif.; two sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Dierdmff, of Canton, 111., and i Miss Barbara Stearley, of Brazil, and three grandchildren. The body was taken to the Rentsehler Funeral Home at Center Point. Disability Bill Urged By Celler WASHINGTON (UP) — Rep. Emanuel Celler. D-N. Y.. said today he will push for a presidential disability bill despite a veto threat from Attorney General William P. Rogers. “Democratic members of Congress don’t scare so easily,” Cel-
CHICAGO UP — Two men were killed and two seriously injured today in an automobile accident blamed on icy pavements. Dead were Maitn Michalak. 61, and Marvin Smith, 44. Ernest Rosenquist, 50, and Larry O. Newburg, 59, Lyons, were taken to Little Company of St.. Mary Hospital, where Rosenquist’s condition was said to be
critical.
4 Crewmen Hurt In Plane Wreck
CHICAGO UP — Four Air Force reservists suffered minor injuries Tuesday when a C-119 cargo plane nosed into a snowbank on takeoff from O'Hare International Airport. An Air Force spokesman said the twin-engine craft was starting on a routine training mission when it developed a torque drop j in the light engine. Bandit Killed At Blue Island, III.; CHICAGO UP — One man was killed and another wounded today when police surprised six bandits trying to steal a heavy ! safe from a refinery depot in suburban Blue Island. Authorities identified the victim through papers as Michael Rudes, 41, Riverdale. Taken to Cook County Hospital with a leg wound was Richard Zierlon, 38, a sign hanger. Two of the bandits were captured unharmed and the other two escaped in a hail of police bullets.
LAWYERS TO MEET INDIANAPOLIS UP — The ) mid-winter meeting of the Indiana State Bar Association is expected to attract 600 attorneys from Indiana’s 92 counties Feb. 20-22. Benton E. Gates, Columbia City, is the association president. GEN. DEBARD ILL INDIANAPOLIS UP — Maj. Gen. Carl O. DeBard, commander of the 38th Infantry Division of the Indiana National Guard, was in serious condition today in a hospital at Fort Benjamin Har- ; risen. DeBard suffered a relapse after five days confinement for pneumonia at Robert W. Long Hospital. Brig. Gen. Wendell C. Phillipi took over as division i commander. JUDGE IS CHOSEN INDIANAPOLIS UP — Brown County Circuit Judge Robert B. Lybrook w as selected Tuesday to try Frank J. Noll Jr., on embezzlement charges after three previous judges hid disqualified themselves. Noll, former administrator of intangible taxes in the State Revenue Department. is accused of depositing more than $35,000 of tax money in his bank account.
TWO ARE KILLED ANGOI^A, UP - Two Whitley County brothers were killed aariy today when their car rammed the rear of a bus on the icy blacktop of U. S. 27 three and .•m -half miles north of here. One of Me bus passengers were injured. The dead were Levi Longenecker, 65. and Noah Longenecker, 59. of near Ch'irubusco. Leri driver of the car, died at the scene from a crushed chest. VIOLATED MANN ACT CONXERSVILLE UP— Four
ler said. “Those threats of vetos Connersville men faced federal are about as useless as trying “white slave” charges today Ln j to giow r hair on my bald head.” connection with a wild ride Celler referred to Rogers' across the Indiana-Ohio border statement Tuesday that he would with a 15-year-old girl Sundav urge President Eisenhower to night, i veto any bill setting up mach- Held on the rape charge were I mery to turn over a disabled Dennis Hughes. 23, father of a president's duties temporarily to ?-year-old daughter and a. 5- ' the rice president. month-old son; Alonzo Lynch, 22, The administration contends a : and Paul Sargeajit. 21. They and constitutional amendment is re- Vernon Brown. 23, were charged quired to deal with the subject, in a federal warrant with riolaCaUar, gpaait«r Sam Rayburn tion of th# Mann act.
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