The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 April 1964 — Page 3

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GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

MON., APRIL 27,1964 Page 3

Breaks Engagement WASHINGTON UP! —Lynda Bird Johnson, older daughter of President Johnson, has broken her engagement to Navy Lt. Bernard Rosenbach. The White House confirmed the breakup Saturday. Rosenbach. 23, now on sea duty, would only say that the ending of their 11-month engagement was ’ mostly her idea.”

Dismissed Saturday: Chester ' Adelhelm, Rex Hathaway, Scott Cooper, Eva Foutz, Green- ; castle; Clarence O’Conner, Clyde Gray, Pauline Crawley, Cloverdale; Norma Edwards, Quincy.

Hospital Notes

Russellville News Mr. and Mrs. Mason Sanders of Elkhart were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy

Clark.

Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Ferjguson, Cathy and Steve visited with Bill at Fort Knox, Ken-

Dismissed Sunday: Kenneth

Brewster, Virgil Noggle, James tucky * Sunda y-

Hayes, Victor Gould, Katherine | Mr ' and Mrs ; Roland ChapThomas, Greencastle; Mrs. Gary lain and f amd y entertained Evens and daughter. Clover- ^ a b^hday dinner for dale: Keith Mercer, ReelsvUle; Charles Hofman - attend - Mvrtle Rushton, Quincy; Nor- were ^ r - and ^ rs - ^ em ma Sutherlin. Mrs. Paul Heavin Hannan and famUy - Mr and and daughter, Coatesville: Mrs.' Mrs ' William Elam, Mrs. Ches-

Willard Bixler and son, Spen- ter Pel1 and family ’

cer; Josephine Bivin, North Mr. and Mrs. Richard StoneSalem. | cipher of New Richmond are

ALL ROADS LEAD TO ROAMIN’ IN THE FAIR—Map shows location of tha World’s Fair in New York with relation t* « surrounding areas, and the photo locates some of the site^ , along with thoroughfares winding through the area.

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the parents of a son bom Tuesday at Culver HospitaL Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Taylor and Ronnie of Greenfield were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Biggs and son of Darlington visited Mr. and Mrs. Gene Biggs and Mike Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Dorothy Bushong returned to her work at the School Monday after being off a week sick. Mrs. Ward Batman of Roachdale is staying with her daughter, Mrs. Nevo Grimes after a few days in Culver Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson and family of Darlington were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Calvert and Freddie. Mr. Dale Anderson of St. Louis, Missouri, visited with his family from Wednesday until until Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Purcell of Crawfordsville are the parents of a girl born Sunday. There was a birthday dinner Sunday at the Legion Home in honor of Roy Clark, Sandy, Daltom, Louis, and Carson Bushong. Those attending were Mr. and Guy Bradley of Frankfort; Mr. and Mrs. Daltom Bushong o f Hoopeston, HI.; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bushong, Nancy and Jim of Hoopeston, HI.; Mrs. Merle Norman and Donna of Terre

Backache & Nerve Tension SECONDARY TO KIDNEY IRRITATION After 21, common Kidney or Bladder Irritations affect twice as many women as men and may make you tense and nervoua from too frequent, burning or Itching hninat ion both day and night. Secondarily, you may lose sleep and suffer from Headaches. Backache and feel old, tired, depressed. In such Irritation. CYSTEX usually brings fast, relaxing comfort by curbing Irritating germs In strong, acid urine and by analgesic pain relief. Get mXVXSJL M druggists. Feel beteer fast.

Haute; Mrs. Lynda Lawson of Judson; Mrs. Zadora Hall of Rockville; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hall and family of Waveland; Mr. and Mrs. Homer Crews of Thorntown; Mr. and Mrs. Orville Pitcock and sons of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Mason Sanders of Elkhart; Mr. and Mrs. Carson Bushong and family of Waveland; Mr. Stanley Bushong, Mrs. Marcenia McCutchan of Judson; Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bushong and sons; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Redifer and daughters; J^Ir. and Mrs. Max Jackson and sons; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Buford Palmore were afternoon callers. Last fall about twelve women from Russellville became interested in bowling. After three

weeks at flims and instruction, we, along with four women from Crawfordsville, divided against one another at the Crawfordsville Lanes. The league, which is knows as the “Splits’ and Misses League’’ ended its competition. While bowling, the league put money in which was distributed April 8th at the Country Kitchen where the league had its banquet. The money was divided into groups of prizes with the money going to the ones with the highest team series and high team game. Along with other prizes the teams ending up in first, second, third, and fourth place in standings won money according to their standing at the end of the

league. The officers for the next year were chosen with the ones keeping their jobs as had them last year. President, Mrs. Ethel Mae Simpson; Vice-President, Mrs. Marilyn Lashley; Sec. and Treasurer, Mrs. Shirley Jarvis; Sergeant of Arms, Mrs. Barbara Redifer. Those attending the bowling league were Mrs. Judy McGaughey, Mrs. Louise Gardner, Mrs. Ida Mae Baird, Mrs. Shirley Jarvis, Mrs. Delores Proctor, Mrs. Norma Chaplain, Mrs. Phyllis Clodfelter, Mrs. Barbara Redifer, Mrs. Ethel Mae Simpson, Mrs. Mary Lou Ades, Mrs. Marilyn Lashley of Russellville; Mrs. Virginia Eskew, Mrs. Esther Hay; Mrs. Roberta Alexander, and Mrs. Frances Spurgeon from Crawfordsville. Mrs. Barbara Oshry couldn't be with the group that day. Anyone interested in joining the group this fall may contact any officer.

will meet at 9:00 in the home of Mrs. John Ricketts, the Wednesday unit will meet at 9:00 in the home of Mrs. James Martindale, and the Wednesday unit will hold the meeting

in the home of Mrs. Floyd Peterson. A babysitter will be present Wednesday morning. Anyone interested in the topic of public assistance is invited to attend one of the units.

HIS WIFE IS SPEAKING—President Johnson seems to aprove heartily as his wife makes a short speech before nearly 6,000 persons attending a $100-a-plate, fund-rais-ing dinner for the Democratic Party, in Chicago. Later the President and First Lady visited “poverty” areas in Appalachian area.

League Units Meet This W eek The April units of the League of Women Voters will meet this week to discuss public assistance in Indiana. The topic has two main divisions: the department of public welfare and the “poor relief” administration by the township trustee. The committee will present information resulting from interviews with the local director of the department of public welfare, a department of public welfare board member, a caseworker, and a sampling of township trustees. Mrs. Ned MaePhail, State Item Chairman, and her committee have compiled the information. The Tuesday morning unit

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