The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 March 1964 — Page 2

THE Daily BANNtK

GKttNLASTLE, INDIANA

THURS., MARCH 1 2, 1964. Page 2

GKTS FELLOWSHIP

REVIVAL Proclaiming the Death. Burial. :in«l Resurrection of the Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, nml His coining again. First Baptist Church of Cioverdaie (?Te\t door to the post office) MARSH 16 thru 29ih. 7:30 p.m. LfcLAXD F. ROLLER. Speaker Everyone is encouraged to come.

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Entered In the Post Office >t Greeneastle. Indians, as Second Class Mall matter under Act of March 7> 1878.

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PERSONAL & LOCAL NEWS

A Woodrow Wilson Fellowship for graduate study has been awarded to DePauw University senior David Miller of Carmel. The announcement of Miller's award and honorable mention recognition for two more DePauw students, Fred Gass, Greeneastle. and Bruce Campbell, Battle Creek, Mich., was made today by the Princeton, N.J., foundation, the nation's largest pilvate source for advanced

study in liberal arts.

Intended to develop future col-

lege teachers, the fellowships will meet at the church Friday at

were awarded to 1.507 students 12:15.

from 357 colleges. Honorable mention was earned by 1.216 more seniors out of an original list of

over 11,000 candidates.

Financially, the fellowships \ SO n was born Wednesday at underwrite full tuition and fees the Putnam County Hospital to for the winner’s first year at the Mr. and Mrs. Harlay Collins, graduate school of his choice, as 804 South Locust Street,

well as a stipend of $1,800 and

dependency allowances. < -' en ^ ur y To be considered for a Woodrow Fiiday at

C ARD OF THANKS J x ^

^ tors and Trustees and their wives

May I take this opportunity to ate dinner last Thursday evening thank Dr. Schauwecker, Dr. Tip- at the Fair Way near Greenton, the nurses and staff of the castle. Those who attended were: Putnam County Hospital for Rev. and Mrs. Sparger of Crawtheir kindness and services given fordsville, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew

. . . me while in the hospital. Also Hertel, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Crost ten.-t capital cit\, and wai ma y j thank my many friends for bv and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-

rmg Greek and Turkish Cypriots the cards and f]ov . ers j roceived

They were all sincerely appreciat-

ed.

Shirley Schafer.

Turkish Units Near Nicosia

NICOSIA, Cyprus UPI—Turkish army units moved up close to

ert Page, Mr. and Mrs. Wrh. M. Robbins and sons. Dennis nnd Paul: Mr. and Mrs. Norris Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rohk and daughter. Linda and Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Page. A lovely supper and good time was enjoyed by all.

dug in with heavy weapons. A major battle appeared imminent. The Turkish army units took up positions from their base closer to Nicosia than ever before since the first clashes flared last

„ December between the two comSt. Paul’s Fatima Day Group nnmities

Barnard News

St. Paul’s Evening Group will meet Friday at 8:00 p.m. with

Mrs. Leon Hyla. R. 3.

will meet with Mrs.

British rally in downtown Nicosia, briefly trapping the Brit-

Club

2:00 p.m.

Wilson Fellowship candidates ' Voodrow Most - Mrs - R° bert u lU ish high commissioner in his auto

must be nominated by their own r

faculty members and are screened by regional and national selection committees composed of college presidents, deans and

professors.

Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Cheney called on Mr. and Mrs. James

themselves Robbins at Raccoon Sunday.

The community was very

leading north from the city to- shocked to hear of the death of ward Kyrenia, manning sand- Chris Johnson, Wednesday bagged gun positions dug into Mr and Mrs Nf)rris Rogers the high earthen banks over- and family spent Sunday with looking the roadway. her sister and family in Danville Earlier, thousands of shouting. Mr and Mrs Larry Page and jeering Greek Cypriot students daughter, were supper guests of

staged an anti-American, anti- Mr.

Turkish Cypriots

lined both sides of the road

and Mrs. Harve Falin Sat-

urday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Frazier of near Greeneastle visited Mr.

The students trapped British and Mrs. Jewell Page last Tues-

High Commissioner Sir Arthur day even j n g

Glenn Crosby. Jewell Larry Jones and Robert

Page, Page

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INDIANS CLAIM ALCATRAZ ISLAND After staging an invasion and short-term occupation of the 22 1 i>-acre “Rock,' this determined b nd of Sioux Indians prepares to plant the U. S. flag on Alcatraz Island off San Francisco. They are attempting to assert rights given under an 1868 treaty allowing Indi ,ns to claim “unoccupied government land. ’ They left for the courts when U. S. marshals were called out.

FARM NEWS

LAFAYETTE — Liveweight of all livestock commercially slaughtered in Indiana during December totaled slightly more than 170 million pounds, about the same as in November, ac-

cording to state-federal agricult- club

Gerald “Pewee’ O’Hair entered

the West 10th Street Veterans' Clarke on his way to see Pres-

Hospital in Indianapolis Tuesday Went Archbishop Makarlos off ^ morning. His room number is to Kin S Paul s funeral in Ath- attended the Men's Brotherhood 641-A, Bed 1. ens—and rocked his car back mee ting at the First Baptist

and forth. Clarke escaped injury Church in Crawfordsville Tues-

day County Extension Agent- but several British soldiers were day evening

Agriculture R. D. McHargue an- cut by ctones thrown at them, nounced last night that he is go- —

The Pastor, Deacons, Modera-

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IN’ INDIANA UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM Bloomington One concert only MONDAY, APRIL 13, 8 p.m., C.D.T. (Not a Series attraction) Reserved seats: $4, $3.25, $2.50, $2, $1 Enclose scil-addressed, stamped envelope with remittance

ing to retire July 1, 1965.

from his post on

Feud Denied

There will be a luncheonbridge at Windy Hill Country at 12:30 p.m., Thursday,

EXECUTORS SALE Property of the late Vietta M. Stoner will lie sold at public auction at tan South Locust St. in Greeneastle on Wednesday, Mar. 18, '64 At 12:30 o’clock. D.S.T. 1 lawn mower, 3 rakes, hoe, forks, etc., small tools, 1 apartment size gas stove. 1 breakfast set, 1 G.E. refrigerator, 1 lot of eooFting utensils, dishes, pans, etc., 1 metal cabinet, 1 metal chair, 1 folding chair, tubs, etc., 1 old sidehoard, 1 dresser, 1 ironing hoard, oil lamp converted, cloth rack, 1 metal lied and bedding, 1 Electrolux sweeper, 3 pc. living room suite, I T.V. and stand, 1 china cabinet, 2 rockers, 1 stand table. 1 chair and stool, 2 9\12 rugs, 1 lot of throw rugs, 2 clocks, 1 end table, I metal lied and bedding, 1 sewing machine, 2 chairs, 1 vanity dresser, 2 electric lamps, 1 cardboard closet, 1 chest of drawers, 1 lot of pictures, 1 lot of curtains, 1 mirror and medicine cabinet, 1 lot of canned fruit, other misc. articles. Terms—t ash. Not responsible in case of accidents. HAROLD MITCHELL ELN0RA MATHAS, Co-Executors Alton Hurst, Auctioneer < LELLAXH HAMMER. Attorney This Real Estate is for sale at private sale. Please see anyone mentioned above.

ural statisticians at Purdue Uni- March 19. Members please make versity. reservations with Mrs. Norman

Liveweight of the 55,000 cat- Knights, tie slaughtered amounted to 56,-

595,000 pounds, two per cent Noble Hurst, former resident smaller than the November total, of Greeneastle, is a patient in Cattle slaughter in 1963 totaled Home Hospital in Lafayette, 694.500 head, five per cent below due a heart attack. His room the 1962 total. number is 211 and would like to The 8,400 calves slaughtered hear from his friends, weighed 1,957.000 pounds on the gteve Fischer 2 3, Anderhoof; this was eight per cent sorli was arr e St ed by Sheriff Kenless than the November figure. nelh Knauer Wednesday for driv -

Slaughter

WASHINGTON UPI — The White House has denied that there is a fued between President Johnson and Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy. This was followed by an attempt by a White House caller to throw cold water on any possibility of a vice presidential write-in movement for Kennedy in the Wisconsin Democratic primary.

for the entire 12

months of last year amounted to 117,700 head, five per cent fewer

than the 1962 total.

Liveweight of the 428,000 hogs

which went to market was 110,Gerald "Peewee” O’Hair entered above the November total. Hog slaughter last year totaled 4,580.00 head, seven per cent fewer

than the number in 1962.

The 10,400 sheep slaughtered weighed

pounds, four per cent more than the November liveweight total. The 135,000 sheep and lambs slaughtered during 1963 were five per cent below the 1962 total, per cent below the 1962 total.

ing the wrong way on a one-way street and failure to observe a stop sign. Fischer was fined $5 and costs by Justice of the

Peace Frank Pierce.

Andy Thomas, freshman at Oberlin College, is vice-chairman of the delegation which will represent Hawaii in the Oberlin College Mock Political Conven-

and lambs tion held on May 1st and 2nd. 1.1 million Oberlin College, founded in 1833,

is the first college ever to hold a mock political convention. This year a Republican Presidenticl candidate will be nominated. Under the leadership of chairman, John Dawson: vice-chair-

Plan Comeback Two of the biggest men in baseball currently are plotting to stage two of the biggest comeback stories of the 1964 season. That would be 6-foot-8 Gene Conley, the Boston Red Sox’ elongated right hander, and Walter Bond, the mammoth 6-foot-6 outfielder of the Houston Colts.

Negroes Parade

More than 200 Negroes seeking anti-discrimination o r d inances marched through Jacksonville, Fla., Wednesday and held a rally beside city hall. The demonstrators had a parade permit and police allowed them to use one-way streets to reach city hall where they

farm delegation has been working san 6 and heard speeches by Negro

the hard trying to get political con- l eader s-

far- tact with Hawaii.

Commercial slaughter includes man, Andy Thomas; sec- treas., that of packing plants and local Betty Ann Koike, the 8-member

butchers but excludes slaughter. Totals indicate marketings of livestock by

mers and the availability of red meat.

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3 Demos File Three Democrats filed with County Clerk Jack Hinkle Wednesday for the May primary. Those filing were: State Delegate Robert A. Hoffman, North Greeneastle, Foxridge and Limedale. Floyd A. Allen, North .and West Second Precinct Committeeman Noble A. Costin, North Warren.

CARD OF THANKS We want to thank all our friends and relatives for the floral tributes. The cards of sympathy. Rev. Maxwell Webb for his consoling words, the members of Group five, First Christian Church, Christian Women's Fellowship, the pall-bearers, the Rector Funeral Home, for courteous service, and all who helped in any way, we are thankful. The James F. Hartsaw family.

SERIES OF MEETINGS The B i g Walnut Baptist Church 2 M. miles south of Pleasant Garden, will begin a series of meetings Sunday evening March 15 at 7:30 o’clock. Rev. Creed Hampton, director of the construction of near-by Isaac McCoy Baptist Camp will bring the evangelistic message each evening and Rev. Raymond Rissler, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Brazil will lead the singing. The church pastor, Rev. Dallas Rissler, extends a cordial welcome to all to attend these services. The church choir, under the direction of Mrs. Coy Thomas, will present the cantata, “The Seven Last Words,” in the Palm Sunday service.

SATCHMO ILL NEW YORK UPI — Jazz musician Louis (Satchmo) Armstrong, undergoing treatment here for a heart ailment, was reported in satisfactory condition today at Beth-Israel Hospital.

THIS WEEK SPECIAL LIVING ROOM SUITES A Room Full $159 To $239 Includes -- Sofa and Chair — 2 Lamps Three Walnut Tables Ask about our 3 room lot deals

BA IN BRIDGE SCHOOL NEWS William Houser, Carl Ferrand, and Linda Coffman topped the group of fourteen students who took the National Mathematics contest. Their papers will be sent in as the Bainbridge team competes with other schools. This contest has been growing yearly until in 1962, 200,000 students from 6300 schools participated. In Indiana 3,000 students from 99 schools took part. Bainbridge’s junior high team played Fillmore Monday. March 2 in their first game of the junior high tourney this year. Bainbridge won 34 to 31. They met at Greeneastle to play Clinton Center on Tuesday, March 3. They defeated Clinton Center and earned the right to meet Cioverdaie in the semi-final game on Wednesday, March 4. They lost to Cloverdale, 46 to 49. Grade Cards were issued for the 1st six weeks of the second semester on Wednesday, March 4. All of the school would like to congradulate Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Grass on the arrival of their new baby daughter. Bainbridge sent several contestants to the speech contest on Friday, March 8, which was held at Crawfordsville.

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