The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 December 1963 — Page 2
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7 oc/iiysBible Thought
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Suth- ^ ^ erlin wish to announce the ap- Greater love hath no man than proaehing marriage of their this that a man lay down hig Jife daughter, Janice, to John C. An- for his friends.—John 15:13.
derson of Bainbridge. The wed-
ding will take place December Friendship is best understood 28th at 7:30 in the Chapel of the when demonstrated. Being First Christian Church. The friendly is showing by word and couple will reside at Hess Trailer action that we really are.
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Judge Loses Wallet ALBUQUERQUE, N M. UPI - A pickpocket got brave or desperate or both Friday and picked the pocket of a federal judge. U. S. District Judge H. Vearle Payne said he missed his wallet ,'.nd could not find it. A custodian in a downtown building found the judge's wallet minus $25 - in a restroom the judge had not entered.
Personal
And Local News Briefs
The Beehive Rebekah Lodge 10G will meet tonight at 8:00
p.m.
A daughter was born Sunday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Frye of Bowling Green.
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Fireman Killed
MOORESVTLLE, Ind. UPI
Leonard Shover, about 42, a vol- Lac, Wise, due to the unteer fireman from Mooresville, death of his father,
was killed early Saturday while fighting a house fire in subzero cold on the Murray Key farm
southwest of here.
Officials said a chimney apparently exploded while Brown Twp. volunteer fire units poured water on it. The blast showered Shover and two other volunteer
firemen with bricks.
Leland Arnold, about 37. and
Carl Senkbeil, 206 N. Locust Street was called to Fond Du
sudden
A son was born Saturday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ancel Keller of
Coatesville Route 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robinson, of Fillmore, became the parents of a son on Sunday at the Put-
nam County Hospital.
Troop 98 from Russellville held a Court of Honor for their Boys Scouts Thursday evening, December 12, with Ray Sieo.ase receiving his Eagle Award. This was the first Eagle award to be presented a Scout from Troop 93 since Scouting began in 1959 in Russellville. The picture shows Ray Siebrase receiving his Lifesaving and Swimming Merit Badges from Kenneth Ramsay, Troop Committeeman. The Russellville School Band plaved a f"”' se!ec f ion S followed by the Cub Scouts presenting the Colors. John Wilson. Scoutmaster of Roachdale, gave a very impressive Tenderfoot ceremony to Ronnie Rose, Rickey Snu.i, xvenreth Carrington, Teddy McGaughey and Mitchell Proctor. Troop Committeeman Rudolph Fordice presented Second Class pins to Darrel Jack-on, Kim Bush >rg, Terrv .T'.hns >n. Larry Everman. Gene Allgood, Dale McGaughey, Ronnie Higgins and Ronnie Rose. Troop Commit!eerian Lyle Clodfelter presented First Class pins to Keith Carrington, David Carrmgton, Tim Siebrase, Richard Fruits and Terry Johnson. The Star Scout pin was presented to Keith Carrington by Scoutmaster Paul Carrington. Several merit badges were presented to the Scouts by Troop Chairman Wilbur Siebrase and Troop Committeeman Kenneth Ramsay. Loyal McMillin, Scout Executive of the Wabash Valley Council: Ed Menke. Scout Executive Kenabegwinn District: Glen Flint, District Chairman and Max Lantz. District Commissioner attended the Court of Honor and e^cu look pari In the Eagle ceremonies. Refreshments were served by mothers of the Scouts.
Dismissed Saturday: Bonnie Burch, Martha Siliery, Charles Coppinger, Bess Burnaby, Noel Bettis, John Mishler, Mrs. Clarence Higgins and son. Grcencastie; Dolas Stidd, Quincy; Lawrence Earl, Flint, Mich.; Com Rowings, Brazil; Edith Daggy, Reelsville; Mrs. Harold Roe and son, Bainbridge. ANNIVERSARIES Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Gale Baugh and ."v. and Mrs. C o n a rd Clearwaters, 40 years Sunday December 22nd. This was a double wedding and the men married sisters.
Miss Jane Ellen Hughes is home for the holidays with h«T parents Mr. and Mrs. James G. Hughes. Miss Hughes is a teacher in Birmingham, Michigan.
McNamara Pcfurns WASHINGTON UPI — Defen e Secretary Robert S. Me Namara returned from South Viet Nam Saturday and said the new government in Saigon has detailed plans for "bringing the war to the Communists in 1964 and prosecuting it successfully.” In pre-dawn planeside talk with newsmen. McNamara said he was “optimistic that the plans, when carried out, would blunt the Communist drive of subversion against the people of Viet Narr
“HIGH ENTHUSIASM” themselves moderate Republi-
Gerald Keith Rumley, 20. WASHINGTON UPI The Na- cans believes that the GOP is
Pobert Hamm, both of Moores- Greencastle Route 1, was arrest- tional Draft Goldwater Com- “totally unprepared" to face next Ville, were seriously injured. Ar- cd b > r Cit y Officer Russell Rogers mittee says there is “high en- year's presidential election, noiu with two broken legs and on South College Avenue at 10:40 thusiasm all across the coun- The magazine. Advance, said head injuries, and Hamm with a Sunday night. Rumley was try” for for Sen. Barry Gold- Sunday night that a "progresbroken leg. Both were hospital- charged with violation of the water to be the Republican presi- S i Ve Republican” could beat Pres-
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