The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 August 1963 — Page 2

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Tv ars&w S».iicoi ttSm. Doctors indicated they found no evidence of bruises or any other injuries and speculated that a weak blood vessel in the brain area may have ruptured during conditioning and running drills. Entertained (juests Mr. and Mrs. Warren Caywood entertained at a birthday dinner Sunday for Mrs. Fred Boatman and Mrs. Catherine Malayer. It was also the 35th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Caywood. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Porter and children. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Mclntire of Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hennon of Roachdale and Mr. and Mrs. Foresit Hennon of Bradenton, Florida.

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INTEGRATIONISTS PICKET SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT

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Protesting the Chicago school system, which, they claim, is continuing a policy of segregated schools, demonstrators march outside apartment of Superintendent Benjamin Willis and board member F. M. Whiston.

ONE-POUNDER GAINING WEIGHT

Dawn Rutkowski, whose weight dropped to one pound, five ounces after birth two months ago in Milwaukee, Wis., now weighs one pound, 16 ounces and is gaining steadily. Mrs. Renee Baxmann, head nurse at Mil waukee County Hospital, is looking into the incubator to see that everything is all right. The infant is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ruthkowski.

THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED 17 S. Jackson St. Greencastle, Ind. Entered in the Post Office at Greencastle, Indiana, as Second Class Mail matter under Act of March 7, 1878. Subscription Prices Home Delivery 85o per week .Mailed in Putnam County $7.00 per year Outside of Putnam County $8.00 per year Outside of Indiana $12.00 per Year

TODAY’S BIBEE THOUGHT Wait on the Lord; be of good courage, and he shall strenghten thine heart: wait, I say, on the Lord.—Psalm 27:14. The secrets of life are all tucked in the Psalms. Here is one more—on courage. If we will face the Lord, we can tace anyone and anything.

Personal And Local News Briefs

Mis* Jonas Brlile Of Donald Hyten

Miss Marian Henrietta Jcaas and Robert Donald Hyten were married Saturday in the Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Indian-

apolis.

Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Jonas, 1048 North Huber Street. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hyten of Bainbridge. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown. Her veil was held by a lace crown encrusted with pearls. She carried a bouquet of white

orchids.

Miss Marilyn F. Jonas, twin sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Misses Jean and Joan Jonas, sisters of the bride. The attendants wore peacock silk organza dresses and carried bouquets of yellow roses. Theresa Jo Love of Roachdale and Susan Wertz were flower

girls.

Best man was Arthur E. Jonas. brother of the bride. Hubert Hyten, brother of the bridegroom and Richard Hatcher, both of Greencastle, were ushers. After a wedding trip to Colorado, the couple will live at Greencastle.

A son was born Sunday morning at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. George Pyke of Fillmore. A daughter was born Sunday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Julian Libka of Bainbridge Route 1. The Wednesday night Women’s Bowling League will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m. in the Public Service room. Mr. and Mrs. Hanford Stinson Fillmore Route 1, became the parents of a daughter Saturday at the Putnam County Hospital. Mrs. John Dennis. Sr. received word of the death of her brother-in-law* Leonard Hutson who died in Chicago. Sunday, August 18th. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Torr, 412 East Seminary Street, are the parents of twin daughters, Marene Gave and Darlene Lynn, born Saturday at the Putnam County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Conard Gentry, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Whitlock, and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Whitlock and family enjoyed fishing at Mansfield Sunday. A meeting of the Monday Night Downtown Bowling League will be h c ld at 8:00 p.m. August 20 at Varsity Lanes. All interested bowlers are invited to attend. Called meeting of Fillmore Appelgate Lodge No. 155, F & A M., Monday. August 19th, at 7 p. m. for the Masonic Service for Brotheir Rudolph Volderauer Ray Wells, W. M. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Willis, 636 East Washington Street, are the parents of twin daughters, Marlene Gaye and Darlene Lynn, born Saturday at the Putnam County Hospital. Bro. Sharal Ford will speak at the Antioch Missionary Baptist Church three evenings.| Aug. 21-23rd. at 7 00 p.m. Bro. Ford has recently returned from Japan where he spent nine years as a missionary. Everyone is invited to attend these services. The four Greencastle Babe Ruth League baseball teams were supported by the Elks, Moose, Legion tnd V. F. W. instead of businessmen as stated last u*eek. Bill Rader was also coach of the championship tetm instead of Eddie Hammond. The banquet for the boys last Thurs* day night was given by the Moose Lodge.

IN MEMORY In loving memory of our son, Ronnie Lee Toney, who passed away, August 19th, 1954. A beautiful flower in God’s Garden Was sent to us from above. We cared for him tenderly, cherished and adored him And gave him all our love. He returned to His Garden Our grief is so hard to bear. We are sure he abides in His Kingdom, And has His tender care. Ronnie's not forgotten as this year has gone by. We’ll never forget nor will we try. We recall so much though he is gone. Precious thoughts and memories linger on. Missed so much by his Mother and Daddy, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Toney.

KINDERGARTEN MEETING A parents meeting of the Cloverdale Kindergarten College was held at the American Legion Home on August 14 1963. A vote was taken concerning a full or half term Kindergarten. The vote was 12 to 5 in favor of a half term. Kindergarten will start at the beginning of the second semester of school and all parents will receive an enrollment blank in November. Anyone in the Cloverdale, Quincy or Cunot School area interested in sending their child to kindergarten, who hasn't been contacted please contact one of the officials. All children must be 6 years of age by October 15, 1964.

IN MEMORY In loving memory of Ronnie Lee Toney who left us nine years ago > Aug. 19. The lovely days and lovely nights Have slowly made 9 years Each day is marked by lonllness Each night is marked by tears For we’re so lost without you And we still miss you so. Only God knows how our hearts Broke when he chose you to go You are not forgotten loved one nor will you ever be As long as life and memory last We will remember thee. Sadly missied by Dad Cooper Aunts, Uncle and cousins

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ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Mark David Mason, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mason, 2 years today, August 19th. Anna Allee, Elizabeth Street, 88 years today, August 19th.

CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all of our friends and neighbors for their thoughtfulness in the death of our husband and father. The Kendall Family

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POLITICS IN BRITTAIN LONDON UPI — Political observers said today the Conservative party’s poor showingin Thurdays special election in Stratford the prospects of a parliamentary election this year. Conservative candidate Angus Maude won the parliamentary seat at the election, but his majority was only 3.470 compared to former War Secretary John Profumo’s 14,129-vote margin of victory in 1959.

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OFFICE CLOSED FOR VACATION August 25th Through September 7th. Margaret F. Kendall BUSINESS SERVICES

e-el SHEEP DEPARTMENT Single Ewe Lamb—1st. Jackie Mill: 2nd. Rodie Ray Single Yearling Ewe—1st. Joe Morlan Champion Ewe—1st Jackie Mill, 2nd. Joe Morlan HAMPSHIRE Pen of 3 ewe Lambs—1st. Beverly Hurst Single Ewe Lamb—1st. Beverly Hurst Single Yearling Ewe— 1st. Marcia Brittain Ewe 2 years Old and Over—1st Marsha Brattain Champion Ewe—Beverly Hurst Res. Marsha Brattain OXFORD Single Ewe Lamb—1st. John Smith Pen of Yearling Ewds—1st. Jonathan Smith Single Yearling Ewe—1st. Jonathan Smith Ewe 2 years old and over—1st. Jonathan Smith Ram Lamb — 1st. Jonathan Smith Flock—1st. Jonathan Smith Champion Ewe — Jonathan Smith SOUTHDOWN Single Ewe Lamb—1st. Tommy Hendricks; 2nd. Art Perkins Ewe 2 years old and Over — 1st. Art Perkins. Ram Lamb—1st. Tom Hendricks Champion Ewe—Tommy Hendricks, Art Perkins SUFFOLK Pen of 3 Ewe Lambs — 1st. Carolyn Hurst; 2nd. Steve Sutherlin; 3rd. Dale Cantonwine; 4th Judy Fordice; 5th. Roger Sutherlin Single Ewe Lamb—1st. Carolyn Hurst; 2nd. Steve Sutherlin; 3rd. Judy Fordice; 4th. Roger Sutherlin; 5th. Dale Cantonwine; 6th. Gordon Sutherlin Single Yearling Ewe —1st. Carolyn Hurst Ewe 2 years Old and Over— 1st. Steve Sutherlin: 2nd. Carolyn Hurst; 3rd. Stanley Hurst, 4th Steve Hurst: 5th. Dale Cantonwine: 6th. Roger Sutherlin; 7th. Gordon Sutherlin Ram Lamb—- 1st. Carolyn Hurst; 2nd. Steve Sutherlin; 3rd. Dale Cantonwine; 4th. Roger Sutherlin Flock—1st. Carolyn Hurst; 2nd., Steve Sutherlin 3rd., Dale Cantonwine. 4th., Roger Sutherlin Champion Ewe—Carolyn Hurst Res.—Steve Sutherlin COLUMBIA Pen of 3 Ewe Lambs —1st. Emily Hendricks; 2nd. Keith Crosby Single Ewe Lamb—1st. Emily Hendricks; 2nd. David Bruner; 3rd. Harry Ludlow; 4th. Keith Crosby Pen of Yearling Ewes—1st. Emily Hendricks Single Yearling Ewe—1st. Emily Hendricks: 2nd. David Bruner: 3rd. Harry Ludlow Ewe 2 years Old and Over—1st Harry Ludlow; 2nd Emily Hendricks. Ram Lamb^—1st. Emily Hendricks; 2nd. Harry Ludlow; 3rd. Keith Crosby Flock—1st. Emily Hendricks; 2nd. Harry Ludlow; 3rd, Keith Crawley. Champion Ewe—Emily Hendricks Res. Emilv Hendricks 4-II SHEEP DEPARTMENT DORSET Single Ewe Lambs—1st. Floreen Danforth Single Yearling Ewe—1st. Floreen Danforth Champion Ewe— Floreen Danforth Res. Floreen Danforth SHROPSHIRE Pen of 3 ewe Lambs—1st. Richard Fordice; 2nd. Patty Jackson; 3rd. Donna Fordice; 4th. Richard Fruits. Single Ewe Lamb—1st Richard Fordice; 2nd. Patty Jackson: 3rd Donna Fordice; 4th Richard Fruits Pen of Yearling Ewes—1st. Richard Fordice; 2nd. Donna Fordice; Single Yearling Ewe—1st. Richard Fordice: 2nd. Donna Fordice: 3rd. Richard Fruits Ewe 2 years Old and Over— 1st. Richard Fordice; 2nd. Richard Fruits. Ram Lamb 1st. Richard Fordice; 2nd. Richard Fruits Flock-1st. Richard Fordice, 2nd. Richard Fruits Champion Ewe—Richard Fordice CHEVIOT Pen of 3 Ewe Lambs — 1st. Marshal Brattain Single Ewe Lamb—1st Marshal Brattain; 2nd. David Wood Pen of Yearling Ewes — 1st. David Wood Single Yearling Ewe—1st. Marshal Brattain: 2nd. David Wood; 3rd. Larry Bair Ewe 2 Years Old and Over — 1st. Marshal Brattain; 2nd. David Wood: 3rd. Larry Bair. Ram Lamb—1st. David Wood; 2nd. Larry Bair Flock—1st. Marshal Brattain MONTEDALE Ewe Lamb—1st. Follis Cox. and Gallon Vaughn; 3rd. Stephanie Vaughn; 4tr Pamela Vaughn

Yearling Zwe—1st. Stephanie Vaughn: 2nd Gallon Vaughn. Champion—Follis Cox Pres. Champ. — Stephanie Vaughn. Flock—Galord Vaughn CORRIEDALE Pen of 3 ewe Lambs—1st. Jim New; 2nd., Noble New Single Ewe lamb—1st. Jim New; 2nd. Noble New; 3rd Robert New; 4th. John New; 5th. Linda New Pen of Yearling Ewes— 1st. Jim New 2nd. Noble New Single Yearling Ewe— 1st. Noble New, 2nd. Robert New; 3rd. John New; 4th Jim New Ewe 2 years old and over—1st Jim New; 2nd. Noble New.

Ram Lamb—1st. Noble New; 2nd. Jim New!; 3rd. Robert New Flock— 1st. Jim New; 2nd. Noble New Champion Ewe—Noble New Res. Jim New

OFFICE CLOSED Aug. 17th thru Sept. 3rd Dr. D. W. Killinger

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