The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 December 1963 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

TUES., DEC. 24, 1963. Page?

ANM AL PARTY and their guests were entertained Employees of the Greeneastle at the company’s annual Christand Crawfordsville District of the mas party, Monday at the AmeriIndiana Gas & Water Co., Inc., can Legion Home in Crawfords-

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WALT DISNEY’S jv e j^The Incredible Journey

KIDDIES NEW YEAR'S EVE MATINEE PARTY TUESDAY AFTERNOON, DEC. 31 at 2:00 P. M. 10 CARTOONS _ A BIG I I N FEATI RE NOISE MAKERS — NOVELTIES — GIFTS JOIN THE FIN — A BIG S HOIK SHOW Children S5e Adults 50c

ville. Mrs. John Gray of Indianapolis: Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Miller of the employees of the company Greenwood and Mr. and Mrs. at Greeneastle and the following Harry Fogle of Lebanon, representatives from the home After the dinner, which was office at Indianapolis: Mr. and served by the American Legion

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Auxiliary, and the presentation ing at Hunt’s Restaurant which of service awards, games were was appropriately decorated for played and prizes presented. tne season There were twelve members and one guest present The Golden Circle Club Report f ° r a turke Y dinner - A short busi- ™ ..... „ ness session was held after dinThe members ot the Golden v . ner and then everyone enjoyed a Circle Club held its Xmas meet- J J

gift exchange. memoer, Mrs. Pearl Roberts, beThe year ended with only one ing a 100% member for the year.

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Women who have suffered the embarrassment of a damaged stocking while at work will worry no more, thanks to a new automatic vending machine that dispenses ladies’ nylon hosiery in the same way as cigarettes and candy are currently vended.

There were 35.6 million U.S. gas utility customers in 1963, compared with 26.7 million in 1953. The greatest percentage gain was scored in the industrial area, where consumers jumped 52 per cent.

THIS BIG CRACK at bottom of the Baldwin Hills Reservoir In Los Angeles is believed to have caused the big break (beyond) that emptied the reservoir onto scores of homes. A water department official thinks the crack opened up Just before the reservoir embankment went.

Old Climber DOUGLAS, Isle of Man UPI— Thomas Bridson, who was 103 Monday, plans to climb this island's 2,000-foot mountain, Snaefell. for the 11th time. He started mountain climbing when he was 93.

11 HOOSIER YOUTHS AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS FOR BEST 4-H CLUB PROJECTS IN NATION

Miss Jacksoa

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Sylvester

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Miss Stahlhut

Six Indiana 4-H Club members received $500 college scholarships at the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago as national winners in their club specialties. Five other Indiana 4-H Club members also were named national winners. All 11 were introduced at the annual 4 H awards banquet on Dec. 5, part of a group of some 200 scholarship and fellowship winners. The dinner wus attended by more than 2.000 delegates, 4-H Club leaders and guests. Top Farmer Merlyn Albright, 20. of Argos. Was awarded his scholarship by the International Harvester

Company, one of the six offered in the 4-H agricultural program. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glendyn AlbrighL Miss Sharon Jackson, 20. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Jackson, Greensburg, won in the foods-nutrition program. Her scholarship came from the General Foods Corporation. Electrical Expert Allan Abbott of Indianapolis, was one of six scholarship winners in the electric program sponsored by the Westinghouse Educational Foundation. The 19-year-old youth is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Abbott 5553 Rockville rd. Curtis Sylvester, 21, son of

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sylvester, of Bloomington, received his scholarship from the Firestone Tire & Rubber Company. He was a national winner in the automotive program. One of the national winners in the beef program was Richard Harper, 16, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harper, of Chandler. E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Company, Inc., presented his scholarship. Miss Doris Stahlhut, 18, of Fort Wayne, was awarded a scholarship by Heisdorf & Nelson Farms, Inc., as one of tho national winners in the poultry program. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stahlhut

Following in the Footsteps

of the Immortal Walter Camp...

2000 Coaches Across The Nation Select 74th Annual All-America Football Team Five players representing Midwest football are announced in TV Guide Magazine, seven seniors members of the 1963 first team All-America as and four juniors comprise the Coaches’ Allselected by the men who know best — the Ameri- America. These selections are based upon oncan Football Coaches Association. Two players th e _fi e id observations and analysis of slow-

each from the Southwest and W est Coast, and . mo vies

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plete the 74th edition of this original AllSponsored by Eastman Kodalc Company and

Here’s the 1963 lineup for the Original AllAmerica inaugurated by Yale’s Walter Camp in

1889:

Roger Staubach, QB Navy

Jay Wilkinson, HB Duke

Gale Sayers, HB Kansas

Tom Crutcher, FB Texas Christian

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