The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 September 1963 — Page 2

Hrxr vorvo rrxKs EVANSVILLE VPI Police Sought five club-wielding youths today in the attack on former Evansville Bosse High School athletic star Gene Lockyear and a companion. Lockyear. a member of Bosse s 1962 state basketball champion and stite shotput titlist last spring, and Albert Holtz Jr. t were leaving a bowling alley late Monday night when they were accosted by the five youths. A fracas followed some nanu-

cailing. Lockyvar ioid police. Lockyear received a cut under the left eye and Holt* suffered head wounds that took stitches to close. Both boys were treated at a hospital and released. Lockye ir will be a freshman at Vanderbilt this fall. O.E.S. Meeting Fillmore Eastern Star No. 186 will meet Thursday at 7::i0 p.tn. Friends Night. Members of the order welcome.

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Personal And Local News Briefs

Eiberta Rice underwent surgery at the Community hospital Wednesday. Her room number is

401.

Ernest Harold Johnson, 48, died Tuesday at Clinton following an extended illness. He was born in Greencastle on June 2, 1905, the son of Samuel and Clyde Lake Johnson. Services will be held Thursday at 1:30 p.m. from the First Funeral Home in Clin-

ton.

Word has been received of the death of a former Greencastle resident, Mrs. Grace Brown McCulloch of Portland, Oregon. Mrs. McCulloch w i s the sister of Mrs. Lois Dorsett, of Warren, Mich., and Mrs. Clarel Williamson. Greencastle Route 2. Funeral services were held in PortlandThe sixth annual Gardenside picnic was held Sunday, Sept. 1, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Crask. First held in 1958 and repeated each year since, except 1961, this year’s affair was attended by seventy-seven Gardensiders. John Moore was elected chairman for 1964. Mr. Crask is the dean of Gardenside residents, having occupied his home at 814 since June 1955.

Cop’s Battery Swiped ST. LOUIS. Mo. UPI - While

patrolman William Franklin was absent from his police cruiser making a routine holiday weekend investigation, someone stole

the battery from the car.

Unity Pioneer Expires METZ, France UPI — Robert Schuman, one of the pioneers of European unification, died today

at the age of 77.

A spokesman for the family said Schuman died this morning at his heme in Scy-Chazelles near this eastern French city. He had been ill since he suffered a stroke in 1961. He almost died four weeks ago on suffering

a second stroke.

/ympathy and their prayers. Food brought in by neighbors, W.SC.S. of the Clinton Falls Methodist Church and Section Seven of the First Christian Church was greatly appreciated. We wish to thank the HopkinsWalton Funeral Home for their many acts of Kindness, and everyone who shared our sorrow

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CARD OF THANKS It is with deepest gratitude that we thank our many friends, neighbors, and relatives who helped in any w r ay during the illness and passing of our loved one. Lev. Claude M. McClure and Rev. Inland C. Schw'arz have our heartfelt thanks for their comforting words. Mrs. Williams for the music, the doctors, pallbearers, all who sent the beautiful floral offerings, the cards of

The annual Grubb reunion will be held at the home of Maynard and Irene Grubb, Airport road, Sunday, September 8th. A daughter was born Wednesday morning at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Tharp of Greencastle R. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Reikofski, of Bowling Green, are the parents of a daughter born Tuesday at the Putnam County Hospital. Clinton Falls Ltdies’ Aid will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church. All please come as plans for the bazaar to be held October 5th will be worked over. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Buis & Sons of Buis Feeds Inc entertuned the employees of the Belle Union and Clay City to a week-end at Lake Shafer over the Labor day w r eek-end. Castle Topper'* Home Demonstration club will meet Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. with Mr's. Willa Green, S. Jackson St. Members bring a yard of terry ckuh or a bath towel or two wash cloths. There will be a lesson. - ■ Charles E. Hathaway, 61, died Tuesday in the Clay County Hospital at Brazil. He was born in Putnam County on June 22, 1902, the son of the late Milton F. and Martha V. Skelton Hathaway. He had lived in Brazil since 1918. Rex VV. Thorlton. assistant vice president of the Central National Bank rnd agent for the Washington National Insurance Company is attending the insurance company’s General Agency Convention at the Broadmoor Hotel, Colorado. Last rites for Mrs. Eva Lawson, 50, will be held at the Mau Funeral Home in Rockville at 2 p m. Thursday. Mrs. Lawson, who passed away Monday at the Vermillion County Hospital in Clinton, was a sister of Oran Jackman of Greencastle.

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Birthday Wood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wood, 9 years old, Sept. 3rd. CARD OF THANKS To all my family and friends too, I choose this way to say “thank you”. Flowers, greetings mean so much when sickness keeps us out of touch. Visit our home when you can. Call. We

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