The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 June 1963 — Page 2

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June 20. 21, 22. SponstMtd by independent of Canada of the court, Judge Norman the Fillmore Lions Club So pre- Arterburn, Frederick Landis, and pare for a big time. There will . Harold Achor. ruled against Morbe rides and concessions and a lot PrftvPrMtOr ' rr while the two Democrats, of food for all that are hungry. ^ IvjCvlllvl illlJt Walter Myers Jr. and Amos JackThe big drawing will be on Sa.- Ai son • isslIed s<> P ara te dissenting

unlay night. 11 J.lHQ UT LUUl I opinions.

Kntertamment each night to i Moritz, surprised by the ruling make your night a more enjoy- INDIANAPOLIS I IT J:vk- against him, said that he probabable one. Money fiom the Frolic fH>n t ' oUn, . v Prosecutor Christo- j v wo ,ii^ f or a rehearing and will go into community projects Ph*' 1 " D. Moritz said today that an p OSS ibly w’ould appeal the deto make this community a better lnrii:ina Supreme Court ruling de- c j S j on the l T .S. Supreme Court.

place to live. So come on out for a lot of fun. and help its make

this year a big one.

Police

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said today a band of 15

Was responsible for the threen.onth bombing campaign by a terrorist group in its futile quest

nying him the right to practice law was a ‘decision against every voter in the state of Indiana." The court, by a 3-2 decision ’ Monday, permanently enjoined the Democratic prosecutor from practicing law and, in effect, pro-

p» rsons him f r o m carrying out the

duties of the office to which he was elected last November.

Tornadoes Belt Indiana Areas Cool air—and even some snow

* THE DAILY BANNER ' TI ES., JI NE 11, 1903. Page 2 C,K EE NCASMLE. INDIANA THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED 17 S. Jackson St. Grceneastle, Ind. Entered in the Post Office at Gieeneastle, Indiana, as Second Class .Mall matter under Act of March 7, 1878. Subscription Prices Home Delivery 85c per week Mailed in Putnam County $7.00 per yeai Outside of Putnam County $8.00 per yeai

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stretched from North Dakota to No v England and pushed out the hot. humid ari of the past few days. A little snow fell at Iromvood, Mich. The harsh weather lashed an area from Texas to Ohio Monday night. A string of tornadoes! whipped Indiana, particularly in the Valparaiso area. In Indiana, the tornadoes moved through Valparaiso. Kouts, LakeEliza and Hebron in Porter County, southeast through Winamac in Pulaski County. and south to Camden in Carroll Coun-

ty.

Repair crews blocked off dozers of streets in Valparaiso in order to clear away debris and repair downed power lines. A girl and a young woman were missing after leaving a drive-in theater just before the storm hit. A twister touched do'vn in the heart of Valparaiso, ripped the roof off a factory and knocked down three walls of a supermarket. Near Lake Eliza, a huge oak tree demolished a trailer home, but the 70-year-old occupant was not injured. Near Burrows. Ind , a bolt of lightning knocked a farmer from his tractor, and he was hospitalized in fair condition. Lightning started a number of fires in Richmond, Ind. Civil defense volunteers w r ere called out in Richmond after the storm blew out windows in two banks, a soft prink plant and department . stores.

neednot that I write unto you: for ye yourselves are taught of God to love one another.—I. Thessalonians 4:9. The achievement of genuine good will among men is an accomplishment worthy of God, to be encouraged by all men.

Personal And Local News Uriels

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Grimes of Russellville, Indiana, announces the engagement of their daughter. Madonna Sue. to Willian E. Watson son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Watson, of near Roahdale. They are making plans for a September wedding. Miss Grimes is a graduate of Russellville High School. Mr. Watson is a graduate of Roachdale High School, and is employed at R R. Donnelley’s in Crawfordsville.

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John Hillis underwent surgery Monday morning at the Putnam County Hospital. Chapter CB of P.E.O. will meet Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. with Mrs. Marion Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. James Heavin of Fort Wayne are in Greeneastle this week visiting relatives. Miss Virginia Reuss, 601 E. Seminary St. left today for Boston, Mass., to spend the summer. Delta Theta Tau Alumnae picnic will be held this evening at 6:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Harold Stewart. St. Paul s Fatima group will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. D. Romalia, 818 Gardenside Drive at 8:00 p.m. V.F.W. Ladies Aux. will meet at the Post Home Wednesday night 8 p.m. Please bring articles for Rummage Sale. The Tip Toppers home demonstration club will meet at the home of Mrs. Ralph Cox on U.S. 40 June 18 at 1 pan. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Icenogle. Spencer are the parents of a daughter born Monday at the Putnam County hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Perry, 109 W. Liberty st. are the parents of a daughter born Monday at the Putnam County hospi-

tal.

Vacation Bible School will be held at the Church of Christ in Cloverdale June 17 through 2! classes for 3 years old on up also on adult class. Time 9 to 11:00. Group 7 of First Christian j Church last meeting of the year will be a picnic at the home of Mrs. Ralph Bee. Shadowla vn. Bring a covered dish and table service. Roll call. "Your favorite song.’’ On Friday evening June 14th the Somerset Christian Church will present the Martin Luther film. The showing will start promptly at 8:00 p.m. The public is cordialy invited. No admission or offering will be taken. City firemen were called to DePauw’s Bowman gymnasium, on East Hanna Street, at 8 p.m. Monday. The firemen reported that a large electric motor had caught fire and that the damage was confined to the motor Last rites for Dennis Lynch, 20. Amo. will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday from the Powell Funeral Home in Coatesville. Lynch died of injuries suffered when he fell from a tree outside the Indian a p o 1 i s Motor Speedway on Memorial Day. Mrs. Margaret Davis. Mrs. Ruth Hammond. Mrs. Ruth Martin and Mrs. Opt! Stilhvell were in Indianapolis last Thursday to attend the Indiana Federation of Womens Republicans Clubs and the Silver anniversary- Luncheon held at the Indiana Roof Ball-

The Veronica Club will meet with Mrs. Fred Pease Wednesday, 12:30 for their picnic. Mrs. Cecil Biown will have the pro-

gram.

Dr. and Mrs. Emerson Julian of Baltimore. Maryland attended commencement and class reunion on the DePauw campus and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam I Holbert.

WASHINGTON UPI -— The administration was ready for a showdown with Alabama Gov. George Wallace today if the tries to keep two Negroes out of the University of Alabama. President Kennedy, his afternoon free of appointments, watched to see whether Wallace! would heed his stern advice to j stay away from the Tuscaloosa j campus and "leave these matters | in the courts of law where they j belong." Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy i kept a direct telephone line open to Justice Department officials op the campus. Officials were hopeful that I Wallace would make good his i p.edge to "maintain law and or-

der.”

But Kennedy’s mood was ap-1 parent in a sharply worded tele- ; gram he sent the governor Mon-!

day.

He said he was gratified by Wallage’s ‘‘dedication to law and. order’’ and added, “The ouly an-1 nounced threat to orderly compliance with the law, however, is your plan to bar physically the adminission of Negro students in defiance of the order of the Alabama Federal District Court and in violation of accepted standards of public conduct.

4-H NEWS The Dally Madison 4-H Club held its 5th meeting May 25. 1963 in the home of Jo Ellen Earl, at

1:30.

The meeting was called to order by President Vicki Aker. The pledge to the flag was given by Linda Ellis. The 4-H pledge by Wanda Ellis.

j Songs were led by Patricia Bruner and Rhoner Shinn. » . . • -* . J *-•*-**♦ Roll Call and minutes were read by Becky Bruner. A demonstration was given by Linda and Wanda Kills. Health and Safety was given by Judy Rowlings. 19 members were present. The meeting was adjourned to i recreation by president Vicki Aker.

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June the 18th is the 55th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Brattain formerly of Clinton Falls. Indiana. Their address is now: Orange Blossom Tiailer Park S. Commerce St. Sebring. Fla. Since they live here in Sebring I feel sure they would enjoy cards and letters from relatives and friends. I would appreciate it if you could find room for this item in your newspaper. Max New gent Sachs Apologizes For His Remarks , INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. UPI Yt ice driver‘Eddie-Sachs of Detroit was back in the good graces of the United States Auto Club today after apologizing for his criticism of officiating at the Indianapolis 500-.nile ^uto race. Sachs could have been fined or suspended for his conduct, but the USAC executive committee at a closed meeting with him Monday let him off with one year's probation. USAC said its ruling meant Sachs could still race during the probation try period but could make no remarks w-hich might reflect on the intergrity of USAC officials.

Terrorists Attack, Burn Warehouse CARACAS. Venezuela UPI — Tommygun - armed pro - Castro terrorists attacked and burned the U.S.-owned Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. warehouse today. There were no causalties but damage was estimated at roughly one million dollars. Police said at least four men v.-ere involved in the attack and said some of them identified by a warehouse night watchman were members of the Venezuelan Com-

REAL ESTATE AUCTION Saturday, June 15, 1:30 CLINTON, IND. RESIDENCE 729 3rd Ave. across from Clinton Hospital 2 story frame, 4 rms. & bath up; kitch, with double sink and built-ins; f. basem. with gas turn, on corner lot. shade, shrubs. Sell on contract. $1000 down, bal. monthly. Talbert-Roessler Bldg. Inc., Owners Poland, Auct., Noblesville

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