The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 March 1964 — Page 2

Ihe Daily BANNtK Central Figure In Controversy INDIANAPOLIS UPI — Mrs. Geraldine Demaree is a government teacher who practices as well as prsacnes. The tali DiacK-na:rea government teacher of Walnut Grove High School in Hamilton County currently is in the thick of a big local government controversy over school reorganization. She and another school teacher Mrs. Virginia Kaiser, and two other Walnut Grove residents are mombers of a fact-finding team which conducted a study of their community and its future school needs. The plan the committee recommended turned out not to be the one which the Hamilton County School Reorganization Committee approved, so tonight’s hearing at Noblesville at which plans will be aired should be a lively one. The hearing was called by the Indiana School Reorganization

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Commission in order to hear the grassroots ideas on school consolidations. ‘ School reorganization is part of a bigger struggle for rural people to cling to a way of life they believe in, ’ Mrs. Demaree commented. “This is not a question of possibly losing a high school and a community spirit but the question of a survival of a way of life. ’ Ironically. Walnut Grove, from which Mrs. Demaree was graduated and where she now teaches. stands to be closed, no matter which of the two plans offered is adopted. The plan backed by the county committee isn’t big enough, Mrs. Demaree and her colleagues believe. They want a four-township plan, as compared to the two-township plan the county committee has suggested for White River Twp. and Walnut Grove.

How a meal looks is important too. Meals of one color are less appealing in appearance than those planned for variety.

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Mr. and Mrs. Claude Tracy of Ba inbridge wish to announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Sara to Ron Witty of Greencastle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Witty. Ron and Sara graduated from Bainbridge High School with the Class of ‘63. Ron is employed at R. R. Donnelly and Son's in Crawfordsville. Sara works as a dental assistant for J. L. Stamper, Greencastle. The wedding is to take place at the Groveland Presbyterian Church on April 4th at 7:30 p.m. All relatives and friends are invited, no invitations are being

sent.

There will be a reception in the Lodge Hall following the ceremony.

ANNIVERSARIES Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray Hunter, Coatesville, 20 years, March 11. Birthday Cathy Sue Cole, daughter of John and Mavis iMangus) Cole, 3 years old March 12th, New Castle.

OLDSTERS’ INCOME

WASHINGTON (UPI) — Incomes of persons 65 and over stand at less than half those of younger persons, Dr. Donald P. Kent, director of the U.S.

Office of Aging reports.

Half the four million older individuals had total money income of less than $1,106 in 1961 — about two-fifths the $2,589 median income of their younger counterparts. Forty-five per cent of the older persons had

incomes of less than §1,000.

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HERALD CONSOLIDATED 17 S. Jackson St. Greencastle. Ind. Entered In the Post Office at Greeneastle. Indiana, as Second Class Mall matter under Art of Marrh 7. 1878. Subscription Prices Home Delivery 35c per week Mailed In Putnam County $7.00 per year Outside of Putnam County $8.00 per year Outside of Indiana $12.00 per year PERSONAL & LOCAL NEWS The Clinton-Madison Friendly Club will meet Thursday afternoon with Olma Clodtelter. Somerset Ladies Aid will meet Thursday with an all day meeting with Mrs. Willa Green, S. Jackson St. James H. Poor has filed as a Republican candidate for precinct committeeman from North Greencastle. A son was born Wednesday morning at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McClure of Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Clark, of Indianapolis, are the parents of a son born Tuesday at the Putnam County Hospital. Club Sixteen will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. with Mildred Phillips. Remember to bring cakes for the Cake Walk. The Tip Toppers Home Demonstration Club will meet with Mrs. Victor Sutherlin, Cloverdale, on Tuesday, March 17th. Mrs. Katherine Benner, Home Demonstration Agent, will give the iesson on foreign trade. Miss Patty Anne Riley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Riley has been selected on the Academic Dean’s List at Indiana State College at Terre Haute. Patty is in her sophomore year. Richard Eugene Pursel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pursel, R.R. 3, Cloverdale, has enlisted for four years in the United States Navy and is taking his basic training at Great Lakes Naval Training Center.

The Woman's Study Club will meet Friday at 2:00 p.m. with Mrs. Clinton Gass. James Seller will entertain with Folk songs, accompanying himself on the guitar. The program will be giv-

en first.

Edward Lee Glidewell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Glidewell has enlisted in the Junior College Training Program of the United States Navy. He is a graduate of Greencastle High School and attended Tri-State College for three years.

Mrs. Garriott Is Hostess To Club

The Social Club met with Mrs. Daisy Garriott at her home in

the daughter of his mother’s bosom friend, have made all arrangements for their marriage. In order to extricate himself

Roachdale on March 5th. Nine from the situation, he decides to members and two guests, Mrs. “pretend that he has been a psyElsie Thompson and Mrs. Mary cho-neurotic patient and that he

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Roll call responses were “most important inventions," followed by Secretary's and Treasurer’s reports. Mrs. Marjorie Gilliland read an interesting paper on the

history of St. Patrick.

The hostess served refreshments during the social hour which followed. The April meet

GEOLOGIST VISITS DPF National Science Foundation and Geologic Institute lecturer, William J. Drescher, will spend three days on the DePauw University campus, beginning today. Associated with the Walter Resources Division of the United States Geological Survey, Drescher will participate in a number of undergraduate classes in geology and geography tomorrow and Friday. Tomorrow afternoon he will speak to department majors. Dreschler will be the guest of Dr. Charles Bieber tomorrow at the weekly Kiwanis meeting

and luncheon.

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CLOVERDALE SCHOOL NEWS The Junior Play, entitled “The

The former Miss Vonda Good,

IN MEMORY In memory of James Alva Alice, who passed away March 11,

1950.

We have only memory, dear one To remember our whole lives through. But the sweetness will linger forever. As we treasure the image of you. Sadly missed by Mrs. Robert Robinson and family; Mrs. Al Heger and family and Mrs. Addle

Alice.

has spells which occur without advance warning. The truth ol the matter is that Steve, during his absence, has fallen in love with Shirley Anderson, a nurse. To convince Clara and his mother of his serious condition, he “pretends” to have a relapse in their presence. . .and then on the pretense of needing specialized

ing will be with Mrs.^ Amanda ^ irsin S care ’ Steve suggests that Umbanhour. they f et u hls former nurse to

come to his home as she would

be the only one who understands

how to take care of him. . .said

nurse being Shirley Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Clara consents to this arrange- Good of Indianapolis became the

Groom said No," has been chang- me nt only on the condition that bridle °f Vincent Kiger, son of ed from March 6th to March the nurse be permitted to stay Mr and Mrs Wm Kiger of Fill . 13th. This, as vou might have J Uf! t long enough to teach Clara J . guessed, is one of those Fridays', how to take care of Sieve her- The d ° ub "' “ re! "° ny We Juniors aren't superstitious self - However, from the minute was read on February 16th at though. The entire cast has been that Shirley steps into the house, the Bethel Methodist Churt h in and will be using this extra time becomes a free-for-all between Indianapolis. The attendants to make things even better than the two girls as Clara in no un- were j uc iy Velhing fr^m Avon

what we hoped for. This cast cer tain words lets them know she

consists of is sus Picious of the whole thing. and James 15r - van fr '° m *‘ llniore ‘ Mr. Cameron As a result . well, why spoil it. See The couple is living in Dan-

Norman Hoffa and find out which one gets him! ville -

Mrs. Cameron Congratulations

Janet Sutherlin The Seniors have nothing on Patty Cameron us! The Juniors tied for 1st place Betty Jo Branneman in the picture-window contest. Virgie Cameron Congratulations to all of those

Phyliss Williams who took part.

Steve Cameron A big THANKS to our Junior Steve Holsapple cheerleaders, Phyliss Williams Clara Curtis and Marilyn Fenwick, for such a Sheila Casida wonderful position of leadership Willie Williams ’hey have shown. We feel that Paul Walker they’ve done their best. Good

Lt. Anderson luck in the future, girls.

Betty Frye See you next 6 weeks

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DONATIONS APPRECIATED Anyone wanting to donate to the Otto Barnett family, whose home burned Monday morning, March 9th, may do so Saturday, March 14th, at the Lions Club Building north of the school house, hours 9 to 5 p.m. The house and all contents were destroyed. Since they are living with relatives. bedding, linens or money will be appreciated. Sponsored by Reelsville Methodist Church.

Mrs. Sorenson Jean Ann Nickerson Ed Smith Steve Sendmeyer Mary Alice Rosemary Bratcher Between acts — Sandra Lewis at the piano. The Cameron family is all in a dither! Steve, their son, has just come home after two years. He has not returned, however, to the calm quiet atmosphere he had so often dreamed of. Instead, he finds himself at a loss to know how to handle his family who is too solicitous and domineering in trying to assist him in adjusting his life. Steve’s most perplexing and immediate problem is when he discovers that his mother and Clara, the girl he left behind and

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