The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 July 1963 — Page 4
TH| DAILY BANNER WED., JIXT SI. 1968. Page 4 GREENCASTLE, INDIANA
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Putnam County Watershed Program For
An application for assistance? mine how the soil and water in the Big Raccoon Creek Water-?management problems might be shed was submitted in October,~ best solved. Some of the land1962, to the Department of Agri-^owners outlined the many probculture. The Soil and Water Dis-^iems that exist in this watershed trict Supervisors from Putnam.'- and the ones that should be solvMontgomery, Boone, and Parke ed by such a project. Counties sponsored this request. ■ Field surveys were b v This application requested tech- Soi , Conservation Service in April
nical and financial assistance in
and were completed in July. Pres-
solvlng the soil and water man- ently the scs Wat e rsh ed Plan-
agement problems in this area. n mg Party is compiling the pre-
Parts of Putnam. Montgomery. Hminary investigation report.
This report should be completed
An economic study woll also be made to determine if this work will be economically feasible when amortized for a 100-year year period. Cost of maintenance wUl also be considered in this
study.
Some of the landowners who
Boone, and Parke. Counties are
ir,eluded in this 132.000-acre re- within ‘ 90 days and wiH out i in e gion that drains into Mansfield the works of improvement that
will be required to solve the soil
Farm owners within the area and W ater management problems
formed a steering committee to that pxj5 . t
coordinate the interests of all four counties in this work. Charles Gilbert, Roachdale, Indiana. is Chairman, and Frank Fverman, Russellville. Indiana, is
also a member.
The Watershed application was processed and approved by the Indiana Flood Control and Water
Resources Commission and was own * an d along Big Raccoon then forwarded to the Soil Cor.- Creek south of Indiana Highway serration Service. In March. 1963. 236 have indicated a desire to Harry Moore, Assistant State develop a private Outdoor RerConservationist in charge of wat- reation Project. The Soil Conserrrsheds in Indiana, reviewed this vation Service arranged for Dr. watershed. Accompanying Mr. Garrett Eppley. Head of the DeMoore were representatives of partment of Recreation, Indiana Indiana Department of Conserva- University to look at this area, tion. Indiana Flood Control and Dr. Eppley and Professor CarlWater Resources Commission. U. 8011 inspected this area in April, S. Corps of Engineers, and the 1963. They indicated that the Soil - Conservation Service Plan- resources are available for such ning Party. After this review, a a project and made recommendapublic hearing was held at La- tions as to proceeding with this doga. Indiana, which was attend- project. ed by approximately 40 landown- The next article will discuss ers from this watershed. All land- the Little Walnut Creek Waterowners attending were in favor shed Project which also involves of a study being made to deter- Putnam County landowners.
Fincastle News
when their
Friday evening
^ .on Ricky treated his parents and
Mrs. Hazel Bales entertained at Jorothers to a movie at Meadow
the country chib Wednesday aft-SB r00 k.
ernoon. There were seventeen J G n Saturday evening Mr. Rosmembers, a number of children| ?oe Oliver Jr. took his family, and one guests, and Mrs. Florence|\fr. and Mrs. Jack Oliver and
After an after-
Morgan present. After an after-g 1au?hter and Mr. and Mrs. Ronnoon of figuring contests antl?1 nie Allgood and famUy to Crawplaying games. The hostess amig r ordsvil i e for dinner at Mary's Mrs. Pauline Bridges the Co.S^est and enjoyed the Blue grass Mrs. Pauline Bridges served love-p entertainers. Later in the evenly refreshments of brick ieej|.ng they attended a square dance cream, cake nuts and lemonade, a a the Shades. On Sunda y evenMr. and Mrs. Leslie Stewart g n g Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Allgood and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart andg ia (j a cook out to celebrate Mrs. baby son are visiting in Mich-^ Oliver's birthday. There were igan. g hirteen present. Later in the Mr. and Mr, Jack Oliver .ndl !Venln * lh «' a " '"Cycd a visit daughter enjoyed dinner Sundays^ P ho " e wlth and Lar ‘
WIUT Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Pennyf ^^
at their home Later in the afterj °" Sunda >' “ r " ,d Mr * Car ‘ ,, . T 2 Borden and Nancy entertained
noon they called on Mrs. IreneJ
e . . , 2*t dinner in honor of Mr. and Stanley and son. * .. ^ ^ ^.
.cMrs. Howard Hunt and Robin
Mrs. Mary V. Brothers was a gif Temple City, California, Mrs Sunday" dinner guest of Mrs. gj Hunt is a cousin of Mrs. Borden Bertha Clodfelter and her family.^ Those present were Mr. and Hr. and Mrs. Damon Law-j?.Mrs. Luther B. Steele, Mr. and rence and sons and a friend gMrs. A. A. Huber and Gary; Mr. Steven Hagbye were Sunday 53 ind Mrs. Robert Thompson of evening supper guests of Mrs.g ^rcencastle; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Maude Brothers and Mrs. MaryjjHuber shawn and Shaee; Mr. and y. Clodfelters. ^Mrs. Luther Steele. Rebecka Mr. and Mrs. Aid Jones and^Debby and David and a girl family and a friend from Clarks-^friend; Mrs. Violet Huber; Mr.
ville spent Sunday with Mr. and^and Mrs. Paul Lang. Mrs. Esther
Mrs. Joe Brothers and family^Lyon; Devon Frazier and Miss
and called on Mr. Lonzo Taylor^Sara Borden of Indianapolis; Mr.
who is a patient in the Putnam ^and Mrs. Hubert Miller of Roach-
County Hospital. 3jdale and the honored guests. Johnny Hinkle who was reared^ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Borden were
in this community passed away gin Uticia. New York last week in California last week. His ashes-?where they met Nancy when were brought to the Hartman^she returned to her home here.
cemetery for burial. J Douglas Baird spent a few days 2? If* with his grandmother Baird and'*' It AM n A el y f) AITin his uncles last week. On Sunday^ llVlIllvilJ IrvlllV Mrs. Olive Baird and sons spent^,|A/5„ — Cl—
Wins Election
Baird and family. Other guest**
were Mrs. Lucille Everman and* 1 BETHLEHEM. Pa. UPI—State Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lawter and S €n - Frank B. Rooney, a “Kengon. ^nedy” Democrat, defeated a po Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Oliver ■" litical newcomer Tuesday in a
and sons called on Mr. and Mrs.^special election to fill the seat of L. E. Penny and Mr. and Mrs.I the late Dep. Francis E. Walter,
Arthur Barker Sunday afternoon. * D- Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shillings * Rooney, 37, claimed in hfs sucand family and Mr. and Mrs. cessful campaign against Repub-
Paul Stewart and family attended a reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Shillings Sunday. Johnny Brothers spent Friday night and Saturday with his grandmother Brothers. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reed spent Sunday with his brother and family in Indianapolis. Mrs. Melvin Corley and children and Mrs. John W. Harless and daughter are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Myers while their husbands are on their two weeks training with the armed forces. Callers on Miss Eva Williams’ Sunday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Damon Lawrence and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hanley, Mrs. Laura Fosher and Mrs. Maude
Brothers.
Sunday the thirteenth being the birthday of Mrs. Roscoe
Mean Robert G. Bartlett. 31, a Sunday school teacher, that Walter was his “political godfather.” He promised to carry on the work of Walter, who died of leukemia two months ago at the age of 69. Walter, a Democrat, served in the House for 31 years and was chairman of the House Committee on Unamerican Activities.
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