The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 December 1963 — Page 2

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GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

TUES., DEC 3, 1963 Page. 2

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| Ruling Is A Setback For Unions

WASHINGTON UPI — By unanimous decision, the Sureme Court ruled Monday that under the Taft - Hartley law state courts have the power to enforce state laws limiting or banning so-called "agency shop" agreements in labor union con-

tracts.

The decision came as a setback to union attorneys who had contended that the National Labor Relations Board NLRB h a d jurisdiction to set aside such state restrictions. An agency shop clause requires that workers covered by the agreement

must pay monthly

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The Goodwill truck w»!l be in Greencastle on Tuesday, Dec. 10. I'lenae call OL 3-6587 if you have

donations.

Word was received here of the passing away of Mrs. James Hegyi of Dayton, Ohio. Funeral .services will be held Wednesday morning Mrs. Hegyi was a sister of Mrs. Don Marketto. The St. Paul’s Mothers Club will have their annual Christmas dinner at the Old Trail Inn. December 11th at 6 30 p.m. Res-

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both Mr. and Mrs. Claud Newgent and Mr. and Mrs. K".ra Newgent drove to Kendallville, Ind., to spend Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berry and family, Donna, Connie and Douglas. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gibson and daughters, Charlene, Cheryl and Char-

spend the winter. Mr. Mann will divide his time bet-veen Florida and Cloverdale. Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Foster hsd as guests on Thanksgiving Day: Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Morrison and son Bill and Mrs. Morrison s mother. Mr. and Mrs. James B Routt

lotte all of Easton, 111. All en- and Mr. and Mrs. James V. Routt

joyed a Turkey and ham dinner with all the trimings. Afternoon we saw family movie pictures.

in lieu of dues if they do not join the union. The Supreme Court decided last June that the agency shop — now included in about 6 of every 100 contracts—is valid under federal law. But today's 8-0 vote upheld a Florida Supreme Court finding that state tribunals could void a contract with an agency shop provision it it violated state law. This went counter to the union claim that the NLRB had exclusive jurisdiction in this area.

their annual Christmas dinner at the Fairway Restaurant on December 10th. 1963 at 7:00 p m. For reservations call Mrs. Richard Wilson by noon on Friday,

Seek ye the Lord while he may December 6th.

Word has been received by Mrs. Catherine Leslie 509 Elm St. of this city, that her son, Specialist Fifth Class Russell Leslie i; due to depart from Orley Field in Paris, France on or about 11

December for the United States cas tl e . Indiana.

The bride-to-be

TWIN PROBLEMS

FREEPORT, 111. UPI — Elvin and Melvin Dameier met Margaret and Elizabeth Finch at the 1950 International Twins Conven-

tion in St. Louis.

The twin brothers were elected joint presidents of the association at the meeting. The sisters were picked as the most

be found, call upon him while he

is near.—Isaiah 55:6.

None of us has the assurance of another day. The time to seek service fees God is always now.

Personal

And Local News Itriefs

past two years, and upon completion of leave will be reassigned to other duties, unknown at this time. Specialist Lesslie is scheduled to arriveat Indie n-

A daughter was born Monday ap oiis Airport on 12 or 13th of

at the Putnam County Hospital LHjcember.

to Mr. and Mrs. James Malayer

of Roachdale.

Johnson Takes Up Civil Rights

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kirton of P l,rtiin ‘ serv 'C e - Quincy, arc the parents of a White Cleaners.

daughter born Monday at the

Putnam County Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson

Lake Street, River Forest, 111- identical twins in attendance, inois announce the engagement The two couples were married of their daughter. Miss Linda June 29, 1952 and they took up Beth Johnson, to W’illiam Me- residence in adjoining houses on Knight Riggs, son of Dr. and a farm at Lena, HI. Each sisMrs. Lawrence Riggs of Green- ter gave birth to a girl, and later

to a boy.

to spend the Christmas Holi- 1 m ‘ oriue-ro-oe is a graduate Last year, both sisters sued days with his Mother and other of 0ak Park-River Forest high for divorces on identical chargrelatives. Specialist Leslie has 3Cho01 an d is currently attending es of cruelty, each claiming they been stationed in France for the tke University of Kansas, Law- were struck by their husbands.

rence, Kansas. Circuit Court Judge Marvin F. Her fiance is a graduate of the Burt granted divorce decrees to College of Wooster, Wooster, both wives Friday, giving each Ohio, and is now a teaching as- custody of the children and each

sistant while doing graduate work at the University of Kansas toward a Ph. D degree in

Chemistry.

The wedding will take place in the First Presbyterian church of Oak Park, Illinois on December

29, 1963.

and daughters, Marcia and Annette, were holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Estell Brown of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Currie and daughter, Margaret, drove to Mishawaka, for Thanksgiving Day with daughter Marilyn and her husband Richard Flynn and their little granddaughter. Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Schulz made a hasty trip to Chicago on Monday night and Tuesday and returned to have as their guests on Wednesday night until Friday, their son David and his wile and son from Kokomo, and on Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. G. Fred Smith of Indianapolis.

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C ARD OF THANKS

The Thursday Reading club

We are deeply grateful and ap-

will meet December 5th with p re ciate the kindness, sympathy Mrs. Virginia Brann at 7:30 p.m. a n ^ m any beautiful floral trib-

I’resi- Margaret Davis will be the let d- l ,t es extended to us by our kind This little piece of rememberance,

IN MEMORY

In memory of our dear wife

and mother, Alice Alexander, who where Mrs passed away December 3, 1959.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arnold have returned from a three week vacation in St. Petersburg and

Tampa, Florida.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mann left for Ft. Lauderdale, Florida

Mann expects to

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WASHINGTON UPI

dent Johnson turned from budget problems to civil rights »o- t " s ‘

day, scheduling meetings with The Cloverdale and Clayton Negro leader Martin Luther High School basketball game to King and the executive commit- be played Wednesday December tee of the National Governors 4th will be played in the Danville, Conference. High School gym with the first The Chief Executive's work- game starting at 6:30 p.m. ing day was to begin even be- MLss Helen Cassida is a pafore he arrived at the White tient in Hospital, Terre

House. While traveling by car from his home in the capital s Spring Valley section, he was to confer with AFL-CIO President George Meany on plans for a meeting of the AFL-CIO executive council at the White House

Wednesday.

Johnson also was to hold his

Haute, where she underwent surgery hist Wednesday night. She is on the third floor of the hospital and her room number is 334.

friends, neighbors and relatives of the passing of our beloved husband and father, Oscar R.

Daniels.

We are most grateful to Rev. E. Stillings of St. Andrews church of his consoling message and Coatesville F. A. M. Lodge for their services. Dr. Eilett, those who acted as pallbearers; and Mr. H. Powel for services

rendered.

Mrs. Oscar R. Daniel ami Randy, Duane.

SHOT BY WOMAN

The December meeting of the

Putnani County Republican INDIANAPOLIS UPI —Justice Workshop will be held toniglrt. Gregory, 28, Clermont, who was December 3rd. at 8 p.m. at the arrested and jailed over the week- family,

first farn1a, breakfast meet- home of Mr. and Mrs. Reid Win- end as a disorderly person, was

sey, 101 N. Arlington St. Mrs. shot by a woman at her southside Anita Platt, past president of home today following an argu-

the Indiana Council of Republican ment.

Workshops, will be present. Mrs. Robert Gregory, Clermont, a Grafton Longdon Jr., will pre- companion of Gregory, said he sent a discussion on "The Basie heard an argument and then

Is just something to remind. That we had a dear wife and and Mother, Who had to leave us behind. A precious one from us has gone. Her voice is still and cold. She's gone to be with Jesus, To walk the streets of gold. We try to hold an upward head. But friends it is hard to do. And you'll realize When this trouble comes to you To know her was to love her, And she was loved by all. Now her just reward she's reap-

ing.

Where her rest will never end.

Sadly missed by

husband and pd

ing with Democratic congressional leaders. It was expected that civil rights would be a principal topic at the session.

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saw a woman grab a rifle and fire twice. Gregory fell to the floor with wounds in his right thigh, arm and hand. Hendricks County Sheriff. Merle Funk said the woman told him Gregory broke in and she shot in self-defense. Funk said no charges would be filed against her. Gregory was listed in good condition at General Hospital.

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Birthday

Rex McCuny, Dec. 3rd.

years.

Michael Brown, Dec. 3rd.

years.

Florida Visitors Kir. and Mrs. Claud Newgent of Sebring, Fla., have been visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Newgent R.R. Greencastle. On Wednesday, November 27,

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