The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 August 1963 — Page 2
PLASTIC MONEY—Inventor Stanley F. Reed shows in Washington the stiff plastic money he is trying to talk the government into adopting, comparing it with a conventional bilL The Reed ci.'. is about the size of a graham cracker. He claims nylon plastic bills would be 10 times more durable, could be washed, used in a vending machine, and would be ■ just about counterfeit-proof.
NOTICE The Oreeneastle Christian Home is a Home Town Service for men and women past 6-- As the building progresses more folks are becoming interested in taking an apartment. If you or your family will have need of this service please send the coupon to I2n E. Washington St.. Greeneastle. Ind. We do not want to disappoint our local friends. r— THE GKEENCASTLE CHRISTIAN HOME 125 East Washington St. Greeneastle, Indiana INAME t | ADDRESS — I TELEPHONE I ♦
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St ST BALL PLATED AT WlNin HI lit. Clearing skies on Tuesday momtng give sixteen members of The Windy Hill Women’s Golf Association a chance to play a Best Ball Tournment on the home
course.
1st prize, with a score of 42, was taken by the team consisting of Mrs. Roberta McCormick, Mrs. Ruthie Greve and Mrs. Glades Lyon. 2nd prize, with a score of 44. was taken by the team consisting of Mrs. Betty, Harmless. Mrs. Jean Moore and Mrs. Vickie Manson. A business meeting and lunch followed the -game. A report of the improvements being made in the women's locker room was given by Mrs. Jean Moore, chairman of the improvement com-
mittee.
The group will play a Gangsome Tournment at home on Tuesday, August 27th. Future plans call for a trip to Brazil Country Club on September 11th. Reservations should be made with Mrs. Betty Unsworth. Judge Enjoined By High Court INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The Indiana Supreme Court today blocked the Pike Circuit Court from proceeding with a full review of the battle between Rural Electiic Membership Coopera lives and private power utilities. The high court permanently enjoined Judge Lester Nixon from adding four Indiana power companies to^a suit by the Indianapolis Power & Light Co. to block Indiana Statewide Rural Electric Membership Corp. and a subsidiary called Hoosier Cooperative Energy, Inc., from building a $60 million generating plant on White
River.
The cooperatives countered by asking that the other four private utilities be made parties to the suit. Nixon ordered Public Service Company of Indiana, Northern Indiana Public Service Co., Indiana & Michigan Electric Co. and Southern Indiana Gjs & Electric Co. to appear as parties in the suit. But PSCI appealed, arguing an earlier suit in Marion Circuit Court has priority. It seeks to enjoin the cooperativee from constructing the plant and issuing notes for a huge federal loan.
VISITING PARENTS John R. Ray, s o n of Mr. and Mrs. John Ray, 506 S. Jackson., is spending a few weeks at home, after attending the Physics Institute at the University of Colorado at Boulder this summer. John will go to the University of Chicago, the later part of September to continue his studies for his Ph.D in physics.
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TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT I will bless the Lord at all times: his praise shall continually be in my mouth.—Psalm 34:1. At all times? Continually? No exceptions ? This has always been the life of groat saints, like the Psalmist, and like Paul.
Personal And Local News Briefs Mr. and Mrs. Granville Thompson have returned from a three W'eeks vacation in Colorado. Miss Geraldine Allee is visiting her aunt, Veda Stanton, and family at Coatesville this week. The annual O'Hair family reunion will be held at the Oscar O'Hair home Sunday, August
25th.
The annual Reelsville class picnic of 1941 and 1944 will be held Sunday, Aug. 25th. at Forest Park in Brazil. John A. Rightsell has brought into The Daily Banner Office, a morel mushroom that w r as found in his back yard. Mr. Rightsell only had to go a few steps to find the morsel. It was about 2 inches tall. Ladies Exhibition game Saturday, August 24th at 7:30 p.m. at Cloverdale Junior League diamond. Teams will be mothers of Junior League players. Wilma Holsapple team vs Betty Schowmeyer team. Putnam County Historical Society will meet Wednesday for a dinner meeting at 6:30 at Torr’s restaurant. Grace Hurst will show slides of Putnam County. Call reservations to Florence Boatright by Tuesday noon. SPECIAL NOTICE to members of Greeneastle O.E.S. No. 255. WORK DAY at the Temple, Tuesday, August 27, 1963 at 9 a.m. PLEASE, If you possibly can, come and HELP. Notify Dolores Hughes, OL 3-6285. Theo Bee W.M.
A CWF study-worship workshop will be held tonight at 7:30 in the Fellowship Hall of th»; First Christian Church. The annual Toney reunion will be held Sunday, August 25th at Robe Ann park, table No. 5. All relatives and friends invited. A son was born Wednesday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Simmons of Reelsville, Route 2. The annual Cox reunion will be held Sunday, August 25th, at Robe Ann Park at table 1. All friends and relatives welcome.
Wash 'N Wear: No Dryclean 'N Care. Old Reliable White Cleaners.
CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank the Hospital staff, Dr. Veach, nurses and nurse aids, also those who sent cards letters and flowers and all who helped make my recent stay in the Hospital comfortable. Mrs. Eliza Page. IN MEMORY In loving memory of our dear wife and mother Maxine (Sears) McGuire. A year has passed dear wife, And long it seems Us true. Sad have we been deep in our hearts Since the master called for
you.
Your life was full and busy The shock to us severe when you grew r ill We little thought the end was quite so near. Then day by day we sat and watched you slowly fade away, Yet in our hearts we hoped and prayed that God would let you stay. Oh! how we miss you dearest one, as you quietly lie at
rest.
But thinking now of God’s great plan we know that he knew best. Those dear tired hands are resting now; The voice we loved is still But the place you held within our hearts Can never more be filled. More and more our thoughts Do wander to that grave not far away, Where w’e laid our darling wife and mother Just one year ago today. Some sw’eet day we hope to meet you, In that heavenly home so fair Where with Jesus and our loved ones You’ll be waiting for us there. So sadly missed by husband and children: Arthur D., Romora Fern, Stephen David McGuire.
A NNI VERS ARIES Birthday Gregg E. Hill, 911 South Locust Street, 11 years old today, Aug. 22.
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FOOD FOR THREE TRAPPED MINERS is sent down a six-inch hole by Bob Gunnerman near Hazelton, Pa., as Herman Drasher watches. The three, Louis Bova, 42, David Fellin, 58, and Henry Throne, 28, are trapped 331 feet underground by a cave-in, and have been entombed since Aug. 13.
DELIVERYMAN—Patrolman Robert Kohler seems to get a big kick out of the 6-pound, 7-ounce baby girl he delivered in a store on New York’s Avenue of the Americas. The mother, Maria Vasquez, 22, Is shown sitting in an ambulance after the birth. She was walking along, suddenly realized the birth was imminent, and went Into a store for help. Police were summoned and Kohler went into nation.
IN BUSINESS—The home of Billie Sol Estes, the onetime boy big business wonder who wound up convicted of big fraud, is “in business” in Pecos, Tex. You get to look around for $5, and for a double sawbuck you can make photographs.
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