The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 May 1964 — Page 2

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Page 2 SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1964

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

THE DAILY BANNER

IX MEMORY In loving memory of my darling husband. Reuben Duncan, who passed away four years ago today, May 23rd, 1960. There is someone who misses you badly And finds time long since you went; There is someone who is thinking of you daily, Dunk, And tries to be brave and content. ' Time does not heal an aching heart, This I know is true. For four long years have passed, dear Dunk, And my heart still aches for you. Sadly missed by wife, Dessie.

by thrusting his hand into a burlap sack containing the cobra to invite its fatal strike. No one saw Lee bitten. His fiance. Florence Guttierez. 32, said she found Lee in the middle of the night Wednesday, groaning on the floor of his cottage, the fang marks of the cofira on his left wrist — and the nearby sack with the snake inside — retied at the mouth. She said Lee had been despondent over money.

C ARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all our neighbors, friends and relatives for the beautiful flowers, cards and the kind words extended to us at the passing away of our father, Albert Earl Newton. Also to the Perkins Funeral Home, Rev. Ray Britton, Mrs. Carol Keck, Mrs. Nancy Buser and the pallbearers and all who helped in any way. The family of Albert Earl Newton.

Bite Of Cobra Fatal To Man MIAMI UPI — Snake collector Shubert Lee died from the strike of a deadly cobra after a two-day battle by doctors to save him. So staggering was the venom of the reptile that Lee. 28, never regained consciousness and was completely paralyzed. Police investigators said Lee may have committeed suicide

FBI Asked To Probe Drinking WASHINGTON UPI — The commission investigating the Kennedy assassination has asked the FBI to look into allegations by a suspended Secret Service agent of heavy drinking among the White House detail. Commission General Counsel J Lee Rankin said the contents of the FBI report will determine whether the seven-man group will hear testimony from Abraham Bolden. 29. Bolden, the first Negro to serve on the White House Secret Service detail, has been indicted on charges of trying to sell a government report to a man charged in Chicago with allegedly taking part in a halfmillion dollar counterfeiting ring. He made the drinking charges at a news conference. Rankin said he does not know exactly when the FBI will finish its inquiry but he assumes it w’ill be “promptly” carried out. A government prosecutor has called the Bolden story “fantastic.”

water “musty and earthy” in “taste and odor,” but adding that the condition has been fairly well eliminated. The report by PSC engineer Fred Witherspoon said the “taste and odor from algae pollution in public water suplies are more or less common at this time of year.”

To Celebrate 40th Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Romine will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary in the Fireside Room of the 7th Christian Church, 2916 West 30th Street, Indianapolis, Sunday, May 31st, 2-4:30 p.m. Friends are invited and it is requested there be no gifts.

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Water Supply Safe For Humans INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The Indiana Public Service Commission said today that Terre Haute's watersupply has been checked by the State Board of Health and found to be “entirely safe for human consumption.” Chairman Merton Stanley released a report calling the

No New Trial For Embezzler LA PORTE. Ind. UPI —LaPorte Circuit Judge Alban M. Smith has overruled the state's motion for a new trial of convicted embezzler Arnold Hobbs’ habeas corpus writ petition. Hobbs was freed from Indiana State Prison months ago by Smith on technical grounds in connection with his conviction in Allen Circuit Court in 1959 on charges growing out of a shortage of more than $2 million in the Noble Co"Uty Credit Union funds. But Hobbs was rearrested and returned behind bars as he left the courtroom in which he was freed. The state through Atty. Gen. Edwin K. Steers moved for a new trial, and Hobbs’ attorneys filed a motion to strike the attorney general's motion. Smith overruled the motion to strike, then overruled the motion for retrial. Smith said his action paved the way for the state to appeal to the Indiana Supreme Court.

Philomath Club In A Meeting Guest speaker for May 21st meeting of the Philomath Club of Roachdale was Mrs. Glenn W. Irwin, Jr., of Indianapolis. She told of a recent European trip. Mrs. Robert Crosby presided and Mrs. Fred Lockridge was program chairman for the meeting held in the home of Mrs. Glenn Irwin, Sr. Mrs. W. W. Ashby of Ladoga was a guest.

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Aid Is Readied For Viet Nam WASHINGTON UPI — The United States was prepared today to send more military ‘ equipment to turbulent Laos if | the situation there worsens, and ^ it warned of possible expansion of the war in neighboring Viet | Nam. Secretary of State Dean Rusk in one of the toughest U.S. warnings to date, said in a I speech Friday night that exj pansion of the war in Viet Nam “can be the result if the Communists persist in their course of aggression.”

—High School (Continued from Page 1) Richardson, Roger Alspaugh, Steve McMains, Barry Baker, Mike Brewster, Bob Butler, Neil Boswell, Tony Elmore, David Lee, Ron Dickey, Barry Grimes, Greg Frost. College Scholarships: DePauw University — Rector, David York; DePauw University _ Cumback Memorial Fund, Mildred Longden; Indiana State College—Almeda Boatright, Nancy Lehe, Sue Mishler; Earlham College — James Krider; Massachusetts Institute of Technology — Freshman Competitive Scholarship, Art Letzler; Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Loan Fund Grant, Art Letzler; Vanderbilt University, Margaret Henry. Following students received perfect attendance certificates: Barbara Abbott, Bertha Adamson. Neil Boswell, Pat Billingsley, Steve Brackney, Barbara I Bryant, Tom Bemis, Doug Bryan, Deanna Burks, Raymond Churchill, Sharon Coleman, Mary Cunningham, Richard Ean, Roger Dean, Linda Earl, Diane Flint, Jerry Gingery, Carol Hegwood, Barbara Hess, Sharon Higgins, Gary Huber, James Johnson, Steve Jones, Phil Kidwell, James Kircher, Catherine Krapp, Mary Krapp, Janet Lucas, Larry Mays, Judy McNeff, David Moore, Vicki Murphy, Alice Oney, Patty Sears, Larry Sims. Sheryl Spicer, William Shaw, Larry Truesdale, Ronnie Wells, Sandra Wicker, Charles Wicker, Connie Williams, Craig Wright. Diversified Cooperative Educational State Certificates, Debbie Grimes, LaConda Ellis, Mike Kerr, Gene Davis, Carol Cunningham, Carolyn Burks.

— Granted Leave • (Continued from Page 1) stitute participants. Nationally prominent persons in the fields of counseling, education, and the behavioral sciences will be added to the regular staff in presenting this series. Mrs. W’alters and her five children will move to Bloomington in September.

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ti, five months ago wrapped by six months in one of the big-

himself in a bedsheet to scare his mother-in-law, Maria Perillo, 57, and steal her savings. Mrs. Perillo fainted and Cocco took the money. She died a week later from shock. Cocco, charged with robbery and manslaughter, went into hiding. He was arrested Thursday when he made the mistake of applying for a license as a baggage porter.

Vietnamese Hit Red Guerrillas Central Viet Nam UPI—Vietnamese commanders said their forces had overrun the headquarters of a top Communist general and set his plans back

gest single campaigns ever waged by the Vietnamese army. The campaign, called “Operation Do Xa,” has been disappointing in terms of enemy casualties, but senior American advisers here said it has disrupted rebel suplies and communications to a degree which will take half a year to repair. The massive campaign involes about 5,000 Vietnamese regulars, who have been patrolling since April 27 through 500 square miles of jungle-clad mountain 320 miles northeast of Saigon. Senior American advisers believe the bigest gain has been time, won by upsetting the plans of Maj. Gen. Don, who commands the Communist guerrillas in Central Viet Nam.

IN MEMORY In loving memory of Walter W. Keller, who passed away May 24, 1961. Sadly missed by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Keller, and Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Keller and daughters.

The Office of Dr. W.R. Tipton Closed For Vacation June 1 st to June 15th

“Seniors, report to the cafeteria — they have arrived!” These few words explained the rush of one-hundred and fifteen seniors from their classes last Wednesday period six for the Minarets and Spring Supple-

ments. Once the students arrived they found they couldn't return to classes so just like kids when they get together (even though seniors say they aren’t kids anymore) a private signing party was the result.

Ken Templeman Ken Templeman is an active member in DCE, Hi-Y. Business Club and Thespians. He plans to attend Vincennes University after graduation. Ken lives with his parents Mr. and Mrs. William Templeman, 215 Shadowlawn, Greencastle.

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Gary Stone Active in Hi-Y, Pep Club, and track is Gary Stone, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gareld Stone, R.R. 3, Greencastle. After graduation, Gary plans to work.

ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Linda Bruner, 6 years old May 23rd, and Janice Bruner, 14 years old May 24th, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bruner, Mt. Meridian.

Active in Y-Teens, G.A.A., Pep Club, Business Club, and Student Council is Roseann Simmerman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Simmerman. 908 Crown Street Greencastle. She plans to work after grad-

uation.

Jane Ann Thompson

Jane Ann Thompson was Homecoming Queen for 1963-. She is a member of Y-teens, Business Club, Band, and choir. Janie has been a majorette for the past three years. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rayr mond Reeves, 830 Gardenside Drive, Greencastle. After graduation Jane Ann plans to beI come a dental assistant.

Hospital Notes Dismissed Friday: Dayton McCloud, Mrs. John Stiffer and son, Gareld Stone, Edna Howlett, Greencastle; Everett Evans, Coweta Grove, Cloverdale; Edna Spearback, Putnamville; Russell Mace, Stilesville; David Cyphers, Shelia Cyphers, Coatesville.

To Continue Review WASHINGTON UPI —Senate Republicans failed to complete their review of bipartisan civil rights amendments at a threehour conference Friday and arranged another session Monday to ready the package for introduction. GOP Leader Everett M. Dirksen, 111. told newsmen a number of further revisions, most of them technical, already had been cleared with Democratic and Justice Department civil rights experts.

Larry Taylor, President of the Senior Class, plans to major in business administration at Albion College, Albion, Mich. A member of the golf team, Larry has also served as drum major, manager of the band, and as Minaret photographer. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor, 632 East Washington, Greencastle.

Mike Sutherlin Planning to enter the Purdue University School of Engineering. Mike Sutherlin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Sutherlin, R.R. 2, Greencastle. Mike is a member of Hi-Y, F.F.A., and the Boys’ Pep Club.

Judy Tesmer A member of Y-teens, G.A.A., Spanish Club, DCE and Latin Club, Judy Tesmer plans to attend Le Tourneau College, Longview, Texas. Judy is the daughter of Mrs. Ruth Tesmer. 204 Spring Avenue, Greencastle.

Two Days Are One BLOOMINGTON UPI —Two Days become one today. Miss Charlene Day, 20, Bloomington, and Airman 3rd Class John Day, 21, Clarksville, Tex., will be married in a chapel at Indiana University. The Days will live in Cheyenne, Wyo.—on Dey St., by the way.

Ghost Disguise Fatal To Woman TURIN, Italy UPI—PoUce have arested 36-year old Ennio Cocco on charges of searing his mother-in-law to death by disguising himself as a ghost. Police said Cocco, a resident of the village of Mont alia Das-

Mary Jane Todd Mary Jane Todd, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Todd, 706 Terrace Lane, Greencastle, plans to attend Indiana State College next year. Mary Jane has been active in band, Spanish Club, Business Club. Y-teens, and G.A.A. She also served as head majorette this year.

Mary Jane Suit

Planning to attend Indiana University is Mary Jane Suit. She is active in Y-teens, Spanish Club, G.A.A..and Medical Club. She is Vice-president of the Senior Class. Mary Jane resides with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Suit, 1306 South Bloomj mgton Street, Greencastle.

Don Tharp Planning to attend Indiana State after graduation is Don Tharp. Don is active in Hi-Y, G-Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Pep Club and football. Don is the son of Mrs. Bessie E. Tharp, 5 Chestnut Street, Greencastle.