The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 August 1963 — Page 2
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nor^Fs vo straagers ~ TO JANET CROSBY f.» Nobody yells "get a horse" to J‘net Ciosby, R. R. 2. She's a pony lover and everyone knows it.
looking fonvenu lo El'/ Han unar. and }K>nies to the State Fair this cials present:
year.'*
Janet will be in the sixth grade at Roachdale Public School tins
fall.
ether IT.3. orf:"God has gi\en
you Adenauer and God has given us some foolish allies, too."
THE DAILY BANNER FIG.. Al t;, y. IMS. page 2 GIIEENT ASTLK, INDIAN^
This 11-year-old lass is just a V • r State Fair competit \ > he has already racked <’ r l Champion winnings vi”' 1- r Shetland Ponies at the 11FJ T. ; i.inu State Fair. She is 7 r.r.in, on achieving that plat a at this year's State T ;*• Autrist 21 through September 4. Tl ' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C Tor 1 Crosby. Janet has been ive member of her local 4-H c' b • three years. She decided t on) bit her poincs at the 1963 y 1 Ir after she won top b " at tlie Putitim County F ir. There, too. she won Grand Ch : ion. Pony under 46 inches. "hut showing ponies doesn't t uc up a 11 of Janet's time. She o completed projects in 1 andicraft, wildlife and foods. S' h s participated in judging : u<l v rious .demonstrations during th- prst two years. "Through 4 TI I have burned to cook, sew. and r. ike nji.ny varied and diff ’ent things in handicrafts." she s v. "I love animals and I am
Nikita Talks Of German Problem WASHINGTON TPI — Soviet Premier Khrushchev told America officials at the nuclear test ban treaty ceremonies that either a pro-West or pro-Commurist solution of tne uennan problem would be "foolish” because it would "lead to war." This was reported by Sen te Democratic Whir, Hubert H. Humphrey, who also said the Soviet leader cautioned against "exaggerating" the importance of the nuclear pact. Humphrey, who was in Moscow for the treaty signing, said Khruschev called it a "small beginning to bigger questions”— and not an indication of early cold war solutions. And as an indication of his "pre-occupation” with the problem of Red China, Humphrey said at one point Khrushchev toil Undersecretary of State Averell
IN MEMOKHM In loving memory or Dennis Clodfelter who passed away Aug. 9. 1962. Surrounded bj' friends, I am lonesome. In the midst of my joys I am
blue;
With a smile on my face, I’ve a heartache. Longing, dear husband, for you. Wife and family.
THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED 17 S. Jackson St. Greencastle, Ind.
ItROTHEK. SISTER III RT PLYMOUTH UPI — The Carothers children have had thenups and downs the past few days jih the equine branch of the animal family. Last Friday, Bill Carothers was participating in a horse show at Centennial Park when the animal fell on him. breaking one of his toes in two places. He was treated at a hospital and released. On Wednesday afternoon. Bill’s 11-year-old sister. Christine, was riding her pony at her home on R.R. 1 when the animal slipped and fell on her, fracturing her leg. She was hospitalized.
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March 7. 1878.
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\ SrCCF.SSFTL PROTECT ~ The milk stand at the Putnam. Co. Fair was quiet a popular place from early morning until
late at night.
The Putnam Co. Farm Bureau sponsors it for publicity and good will. Handy’s Dairy was very cooperative in furnishing the milk and making it possible for us to sell both white and chocolate milk for 5c a glass. Any profit from this project is donated to
the Fair association.
This project was started 7 or S years ago and is growing more popular each year with bothc young and old. Some drinking from 4 to 5 glasses at a time and
Willing Workers of Som- returning several times a day.
a wed- wilat °f it? Its the cheapest
Present Day Club will mee!
Monday at 2:00 p.m. with Mrs.
Reid Winsey, 101 Arlington St. 4-H Leaf Clover Club will
hold their Annual picnic Aug. 13th at 12:30 at Robe Ann Park.
The Third Wednesday Club will
have their annual picnic Sunday, August 11th at Robe Ann Park, dinner at 6:00 p.m. All membeis
and families please come.
The Annual Toney Reunion will be held at 12:00. o'clock, Aug. 25, at the Forest Park in Brazil.. Everyone is to bring a covered basket and all are welcomed to
attend.
The
Attention Legionnaires & Wives! A Free Rose To First 50 Ladies Starting At 3:30
TODAY'S BIBLE THOUGHT Let us not love in word, neither in tongue; but in deed and in tru:h. I. John 3:18. Much is s id about love which is only hypocrisy. Our spirit and our deeds are the test of true
love.
Personal And Local News Briefs
ding shower for Miss Joyce
$12.00 per Year Reeves and L1 °y de Gentry, Aug. 16th at 7:30 p.m. Friends and
relatives are invited.
Saturday, August 10th, there will be an exhibition game at the Cloverdale Junior-League diamond between the Cloverdale Junior league Red Legs and the Spencer All Stars. The mothers of the Junior league will have a bake sale on the grounds. Concession stand open during the game.
Paul Barton Trio
dancing
and
frcun Indianapolis will furnish ihe music for your listening pleasure this Saturday Kight, Aug. I Oth. Special Prices From 8:30 To 9:30
AIR CONDITIONING
American Legion Post No. 58
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Patterson, 401 West Liberty Street, are the parents of a son, born Thursday. Bro. Dewayne Laws will speak at the Long Branch Church of Christ, Sunday, Aug. 11th at li a. m. Visitors welcomed. The Cooper—Clearwaters family reunion will be held on August 18th at Robe Ann Park. Relatives and friends are invited. The Class of 1941 from Belle Union will hold a reunion Sunday, Aug. Uth at Robe Ann Park. Bring full basket, family and spend the day. The Wade . nd Virginian Reunion will be held in Robe Ann Park at ihe shelter house by the pool, on Sunday. Aug. 18th. Please note change of date. Everyone come and make it a day to remember.
Many Attend Annual Picnic Of VFW Units
The annual V.F.W. Picnic for Post 1550 and Auxiliaries was was held last Sunday at the Coon Hunters Club, which was well attended for a Pitch-in dinner,
games and contests.
thing on the ground and the most nourishing thing which satisfies both hunger and thirst. Each day of the fair a different Township Farm Bureau works at the milk stand which gives them a day at the fair to meet their friends and no one is over-worked and all has had a part in the project. The Putnam Co. Farm Bureau milk stand at the fair has been so popular that the Montgomery County last year started one at their fair and this year the Vermillion County Farm Bureau started one at their fair. All report a great success. Thursday had the largest sale of milk between 65 and 70 gallon or around 1100 cups. The otherdays were running close to 60 gallon a day. That’s a few more gallons a day from the modern frigidaire 4 despenser spicklcts
Prank York; Hazel Hanna and ard Harmless. Tee 8. Myrt York and Joe Kerr; Linda Cox and Laurel Corbin; Dama Crosby and Marry Moore. Tee 9, Linda Kerr and Ernie Collins; Vicky Manson and Walter Cox; Vickey Terry and Bob McCormick; Jane Hughes and Jim Anderson.
Ira Haymaker III
INDIANAPOLIS UPI — Ira L. Haymaker, 50, Franklin, former chairman of the Indiana Democratic State Committee and former member of the Indiana Public Service Commission, collapsed in a bank building office today and was hospitalized.
Authorities said he became un- Sunset Drive, Greencastle, Ind., ctnnscious from insulin shock. An being reassigned to Keesler etnergency squad gave Haymak- AFB MisS i for technical training er oxygen before he was taken to as a United States Air Force Methodist Hospital in fair condi- an< j radar maintenance
specialist.
LACKLAND AFB, Tex.— Airman Thomas R. Rolls, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Rolls of 2
than we used to get from the 4
W inners of games and contests spinets of old Bossy and a lot
were: Penny Jones, bubblegum less trouble.
1st Stan Brown, 2nd Debbie Thanks folks for helping us V. ickhart, 3rd. Steve Hardwick, W jth a good public relations pro-
Watermellon; Dick Hardwick, sack race: 1st Mick Jarvis, 2nd Stan Brown. Horse shoe Pitching: 1st. Tom Hardw-ick and Danny Harris. 2nd Everett Bales and Willard Miller. Pulling Contest: 1st. Mrs. Russell Thomas, 2nd Earl McLin and 3rd. Stan Brown. Contest was w-on between Post. Ladies and Fathers was won by Post Commander Howard Brown.
gram and come see us next year at the fair.
KINDERGARTEN NEWS The Cloverdale Kindergarten College held a meeting at the Legion Home on Wednesday, Aug. 7th. The officers for the coming year were elected as follows: President, Jane W r eist; vice-presi-dent, Barbara Haltom: secretary, Gay Minnick; treasurer, Sue McCullough. A discussion concerning either a full or half term kindergarten was carried on. It was decided to hold a special meeting on Wednesday, August 14 at 7:30 p.m. at (the Legion Home to vote on this issue. All mothers please try to attend.
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t l.OYERDALF OFFIC ERS Worthy Matron, Sylvia Query:
cop: Assoc. Patron, Glen Williams; Secretary. Esther Fry; Treasurer, Belle < luctress. Norma Ann Ray: Chaplain. LaRue Gray; Marshal, Lena Trussell:
Crawley; ftuth. Berneioe Davis; Dwigans; Sentinel. Harvey Ford.
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Worthy Patron, Charles Branam; Assoc. Matron. Jean Stall-
Lasley; Conductress, Maxine Graham; Assoc.
Organist, Hazel Williams; Adah, Pauline
Esther, Mabel Herbert; Martha, Peggy Ford; Electa, Evelyn McKamey; Warder, Thelma
Windy Hill Swim Team Wins Medals The swimmers from Windy Hill Swim Team attended the state Elks Invitational Swim meet at Terre Haute on August 3. The local swimmers won seven first place medals. John Gough received first place medals for freestyle and broke the record. Nancy Grimes also broke the record time for backstroke and received a first place medal. The girl’s relay team. Sue Hickman, Nancy Grimes, Linda EJlis, and Cindy Greves received first place medals. Second place ribbons were taken by Susie Grimes in freestyle and backstroke; and Nancy Fletcher in breast stroke. Frank Hirt in free style. Third ribbons were taken by Toney Harmless in freestyle and Cindy Greves in breast stroke. Toney Harmless received a fourth place ribbon in breast stroke and Linda Ellis placed fifth in breast stroke.
GOLF TOURNEY A mixed two ball golf tourney will be held at the Windy Hill Country Club Saturday evening starting at 5:15 p.m. with a Shot Gun Start. There will be three teams starting from each Tee except Tee 1 where there will be six teams. Starting from Tee one will be, Betty Unsworth and Dick Flynn; Roberta McCormick and Fleck Conrad; Betty Harmless and Jim Hughes; Ellen Huber and Fred Huber; Elaine Huber and Bob Thompson; Nancy Thompson and Pete Huberon. Tee 2 will be Janie Hughes and Bill Unsworth; Mary Hirt and Tom Umbreit: Chloe Bennett and Sid Plunyner. Tee 3. Peg Moore and Dr. Finkbiner; Sally. Sunkte. and Cab Calloway; Gen Anderson and John Stiffler; Tee 4, Chet Co.in and Mary Calloway; Selma Hunter and Joe Todd: Catherine Flynn and Ron Terry; Tee 5, Glady Wood and Ray Fisher; Sue Stiffler and Rus Vermillion; Nell Barnhart and Ned Wood. Tee 6, Marg ret Corbin and Jake Hirt; Jean Finkbiner and Ed Stevens; Frances Plummer and Dick Sunkel. Tee 7. Mabel Vermillion and
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