The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 March 1964 — Page 3
THE DAILY BANNER
GREENCASTLE, INDIANA
FRI., MARCH 13, 196-4. poqe 3
Awarded Coveted Grad Fellowship One of the nation’s most coveted fellowships for graduate research has been awarded to DePauw University senior, Gretchen Knecht, of Cleveland Heights, Ohio. Miss Knecht has been awarded an all-expense fellowship for graduate study in cell physiology at the Rockefeller Institute in New York City. She is the first DePauw student ever to win the award.
The grant win cover living expenses, tuition and expenses for possible foreign study while she earns her Ph.D. in the life sciences at the New York center. Among Miss Knecht's mentors will be at least nine Nobel Prize winning scientists who currently are teaching and doing research at the Institute, internationally famed for its work in medical and biological research. In addition to her present course load at DePauw, she is doing non-credit research in tissue culture and histochemistry. After graduation from the Ins-
titute, she plans to do research and limited teachin . Nominated for he fellowship by DePauw s zoology department head, Dr. Albert Reynolds, Gretchen has earned academic distinction in the Dean's List at DePauw and belongs to the undergraduate zoology club Beta Beta Beta, the •cieuee honorary Sigma Xi, and Delta Zeta social sorority. Her father is attorney Lawrence G. Knecht, 1099 Millstone Rd., Cleveland Heights. Gretohen is a 1960 graduate of Cleveland Heights High School.
"'.no and Chat ' T «ot' V. ’ ■'it Brea • ‘
Delicious ice cream sundaes,
sortmer.t of materials furnish- cookies nuts and coffee were ed by the hostess. Mrs. Eva served by lhe ho5t css.
I..; e memha b .' Dine Merl Kennedy led the p; ade TI >. b w jj] ni cot with Mrs. n Cr Club \ .ufully with her creation m.-utc with a y 1r ,. - . in A .. -j
e: . ined in m; :.■ .e of Mrs. p^.per plate brim, a high alum-
h e .ie P. o:iu tiv.u 1 he after- inum foil crown covered with jnx lixars CAST noon o? March 11th. roses made from pink tissue. *
r- , , , HOLLYWOOD (l PD — Jean i.:? meeting opened by re- Mrs. Maxine McCullough mod- A , ,
, . , . , , I! ;cn. who rose to stardom playpi m the Loro - Prayer m eled a pill box hat made from °
Minutes
ing Danny Thom; s’ wife seven years ago, has been cast for a principal role in “Dead Ringer" with Bette Davis an .1 Karl Mal-
den.
No fine print in Chryslers minwitij
Ife made the small print BIG PRINT. No magni r y:ng glass needed! He re just that proud of what Chrysler s 5-year/50,000-mile warranty covers. Nobody in the business beats it. Read it. Carefully. Then come see our ’64 Chrysler. It’s as great as the warranty! Be ieve us! Solid protection with Chrysler’s 5-year/50,000-mile warranty. Chrysler Corpori;'on i,v for 5 years or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first, against defects in materials and workman ;hip ,. ! | r , p| ?ce r repair at a Chrysler Motors Corporation Authorized Dealer's place of business, the r ' ', 1 ; 1 t d internal parts, intake manifold, water pump, transmission case and internal parts (excluding manual clutch), torque converter, drive shaft, universal joints, rear axle and differential, and rear wheel b t ings of its 1904 automobiles, provided the owner has the engine oil changed every 3 months or 4,000 miles, whichever comes first, the oil filter replaced every second oil change and the carburetor air filter cleaned every o r onths and replaced every 2 years, and every 6 months furnishes to such a dealer evidence of performance of the requir d service, and requests the dealer to certify (1) receipt of such evidence and (2) the car’s then current mileage.
unison. Minutes of the last a plastic bowl with veiling and UK ; wc:-'} rt u .d approv- a huge net bowl on top and eb. Money was colfec'cd for the Mrs. Merle Sinclair wore a hosU s gift am! the hostess beret made from a paper plate read a “Th ught f r the Day.” with red potato sack veiling. Mrs. Broads'.reel played sev- with paper features \nd a rose
er 1 .sth cl ns on the organ and on the crown. The others wore Washable leather g!o\es will Mr.-;. Violet P ice and Mrs. equally attractive creations. dry solier if rolled for a minute Bn i''.street sang two or three “Let’s make a deal” was in a moi ' st; lerr ^ towcl alter they
played with trick prizes being have been washed, says the
Each member modeled an won. Each member then receiv- - " of Launder-
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I en Pennyv/orth Says: Age of Plastics Hakes Life Hard For Apron-Clad Dra?t Dodgers Men who help their wives wash This idea of running the home dishes make life difficult for ‘he by departments ir a flexible nr Independent few who believe that rangement at our hou e. While I a man’s department is outside shy away from the pots and pans the kitchen in the kitchen, I notice that the Once upon a time, a drafted wife seldom gets within a stone's dishwasher could get himself or- throw of the lawn mower or the dcred out of the kitchen by drop- snow shovel. The kids are enping a china plate, preferably couraged to work in all departone which had been handed down ments, but sometimes thh cnfrom generation to generation on couragement takes more effort the wife's side of the house. The than the actual job itself, ensuing scene might not be hap- Whenever I drop in . t Centra! py, but at least the dish drop- National Bank. I notice that the per could throw in his apron and department idea has been highly quit. developed there, too. While each Nowadays this trick may not official has a general area for hi work for chances are the plate desk, phone and papers, the boy is made of plastic or other un- have a way of working both side breakable construction. If shat- and the corridor, too, when cu ;- tering should occur, your dish- tomers need service. It s a sort <*f washing partner may dismiss the a teamwork combination which incident with, “Oh, well, I got it contributes its part to Central out of a detergent box and there Full Service Banking, will be lots more where it came from.” Adv.
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FIX.)! WAT,: ; T H: IA I K \ ENTIKK TOWN Off;,ills of Aurora, Ind., fear the whole ..iwn . h <> t* be evacuated ;.s Ohio River floodwaters surge through the low-lying a < ; Thi aerial view is looking to th,' west from over the Ohio River.
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. . . THE CHICK OR THE EGG? It’s pretty obvious this chick did. She is 18-year-old Cheryl Jane Bechtelheimer, the 1963 “Arkansas Poultry Princess.” on hand to greet customers at the Arkansas “Eggstravanganza” in Little Rock.
REVIVAL Proclaiming the Death. Burial, and Resurrection of the Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, and His coming again. First Baptist Church of Cloverdale (Next door to the post office) MARCH !6 thru ?9th. 7;30 p.m. LEI.AND E. ROLLER. Speaker Everyone is encouraged to come.
AUTHORIZED DEALERS CHRYSLER
MOTORS CORPORATION
PUTNAM MOTOR SALES
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118 NORTH INDIANA ST.
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THE GXLV THING KCANNING AT RIVER DOWNS IS THE RIVER Floodwaters from l‘ie : q ig Ohio River just about cover River Down . Race Track near Cincinnati. Only the top of the tote board at the inbh line can be seen m this view. The
water is on f >nt from the first floor ceiling in the clubhouse.
LEANING TOWER PIZZA OPEN NifiHTS » TUESDAY THRU SUNDAY Phone 0L 3-3400 Free Delivery (Closed Monday)
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WHO’S NOT A CANDIDATE!—Henry Cabot Lodge was not a candidate ui the New Hampshire primary, but apparently his son George didn’t feel that way about it. Here he is holding a tally aloft in Concord in surroundings bespeaking active support for his father, who won.
Regular Putnam County DEMOCRAT MEETING
WILL BE HELD
Monday, March (6th at 7:33 P. M. PITNAM COFNTY FAIR GROUNDS
HOTiCE DP,. M. W. JESSUP 1$ Back In His Office Hours 9:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Phone OL 3-5814 for Appointment Closed Wednesdays and Sundays
A little paste wax on the screw top of a nail polish bottle will make the cap easy to recove.
HEALTH CAPSULES bv Michael A. Petti, M.D.
IF YOU HAVE ANEMIA, 1$ IT SAFE TO TRAVEL BY PLANE ?
ST. PATRICK'S DAY DANCE
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Saturday, March 14th AMERICAN LEGION POST 58
Dancing Every Saturday Night
Ours Alone
Inc. Apparel For Men
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DR. F. CCNRAO OPTOMETRIST 301 E. Washington St.
IN MOST CASES, VES. HOWEVER, IF VOUR SLOOP COUNT IS LESS THAN ?0% OF NORMAL, FLYING IS NOT RECOMMENPEP. TOMORROW; BREAST CANCER. Health Capsules gives helpful informatiosi. , It is not intended to be of a diagnostic nature
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19 E. Franklin St.
Phone OL 3-3913