The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 May 1964 — Page 2

Page 2 MONDAY, MAY 25,1964

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FORT RILEY, KAN. —Army Pvt. Thomas H. Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. George N. Young, Route 1, Reelsville, Ind., was assigned to the 1st Infantry Division at Fort Riley, Kan., May 15. Young is assigned as a medical aidman in Company B of the division’s 1st Medical Battalion at the fort.

GREAT LAKES HI. —Richard E. Pursel, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pursel of Route 3, Cloverdale, Ind., completed basic training this month at the Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, 111. The nine-week training includes naval orientation, history and organization, seaman-

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IN MEMORY In loving memory of our dear Mother and Grandmother, Della Terry, who passed away three years ago today, May 25th. Though her smile is gone forever. And her hand we cannot touch. We will never lose sweet memories, Of the one we loved so much. Sadly missed by children and grandchildren.

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IKE, LB-I HONOR .MARSHALL Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower has a whispered word for the ear of President Johnson during ceremonies dedicating the George C. Marshall Research Library at Virginia Military Institute in Lexington. Va. The President, dedicating the library, promised that the United States will pursue the aims of the foreign aid plan conceived by the late World War II chief of staff and seek to strengthen the capacity of every nation in Europe to choose and develop its own society.

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CARD OF THANKS

Words can not express our heartfelt thanks for all the wonderful ways our friends have shown their sympathy at the time we needed them most.

The beautiful flowers, the regular session food, the acts of kindness, and evening,

most of all your prayers have meant so much to us. We know that you loved John and will cherish the memories of him that God so graciously gave to us. But John still lives on and we have precious remembrances which he left with us. Our deepest thanks to Reverend and Mrs. Boyle, the pallbearers, Rector Funeral Home, our relatives,

Personal And Local News

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Dorcus Class Met With Mrs. Williams The Putnamville Dorcas Class meeting was held at the home of of Mrs. Bonnie Williams May 19th. Due to the absence of the president and vice president, the treasurer, Mrs. Mona Harlan called the meeting to order with the group singing “Sweet Hour of Prayer” followed by the pledge to the Christian flag. Devotions were read by Mrs| Rena Fisher. Roll call was answered by 10 members with “My favorite flower.” The program was given by Helen Elmore an article called “You Must Wait for the Promise.” The meeting was dismissed with prayer by Mayme McCullough. Mrs. Herberta Sutton gave three contests for entertainment and won by Rena Fisher, Ruby Stringer and Mayme McCullough. Lovely refreshments were served by the hostess to 10 members and one guest.

4 YOUR HEALTH

By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D.

A Vital Health Test

ANALYSIS of the urine still remains one of the most revealtag tests of the body, in health

and disease.

Performed simply and quickly, right hi the doctor’s office, urinalysis often provides valuable information about the chemical condition of the liver, the kidneys and

the blood.

The kidneys are the main components o f the complex urinary system, responsible for the disposal of waste products. They also regulate the healthy

composition of the it circulates through

Dr. Coleman

IN MEMORY

In memory of our Pop, Oscar Knight, who left us May 25,

1963.

By the radio, in the old arm-

chair,

I seem to see my father there. We were such pals, Pop and me, That precious one that cared

for me.

The Echo Club has been post- Tonight I miss that loving care,

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Frazier spent the weekend in Cincin-

nati, Ohio.

V. F. W. Ladies Auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 8:00 p.

m. at the Post Home.

poned until next Tuesday, June 2nd at the home of Mrs. Iva

and all of our wonderful friends, i Hanlon.

May God bless you as he has us. Mrs. Charles W. (John) Chestnut and family Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Chestnut and family.

IN MEMORY Knight: In memory of Oscar i L. Knight who passed away May 25, 1963. * So often I get to thinking When I’m setting all alone. The days we' spent together Were happy and well worth while. Now God has called my loved one, And I'm walking life alone, The days are long and the nights are dark with loneliness And my pillow is damp with tears. We know that this world is not our home, We are just passing through; My loved one has passed through And crossed pver Jordan, And I will meet him over there, And we will be united again As we were forty-one years ago. Sadly missed by wife, Edith.

TO REVIEW DECISION WASHINGTON UPI —The Supreme Court agreed today to review a decision striking down the Gary, Ind., airport zoning ordinance as an unconstitutional taking of property without just compensation. The decision was handed down Oct. 24, 1963, by the Indiana Supreme Court.

Women of The Moose will meet Wednesday at 8:00 p. m. at the Moose Home. There will be initiation. The West Madison Home Demonstration Club will meet with Mrs. Charles Rector, May 27th at 2:00 p. m. A daughter was born Sunday morning at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kennedy of Poland, Route 1. The Martha Washington Club will meet Wednesday at 7:00* p. m. with Mrs. Gertrude Dalby. Mrs. Garrett will have the program. Miller School PTA will honor the fifth grade and Patrol boys this evening at 7:30. The pupils will present the program. All members and friends are cordially invited to be present. City firemen were summoned to the Sherwin-Williams Paint Store, 14 North Jackson Street, at 6 p.m. Sunday. They reported peat moss in a flower box and become ignited probably from a cigarette. There was no damage. Dr. Robert W. Gingery delivered the Baccalaureate address | last night at Indiana State Col- | lege, Terre Haute. His subject was: “The Man with Six Fingers.” Tonight he will give the Commencement address for Greentown High SchooL

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Those toil-worn hands, that silver hair. That precious smile, that happy face, No one on earth can take his place. He was always gentle, so kind and true, He seldom complained, was never blue. Home’s not the same since he's not there, Forever there’ll be that vacant chair. His place at home no one can fill, We loved him then and always will. Mom is loving, kind and true— We’ll stand by her, her whole life through. Thru storm and rain she's stood the test And she has ever done her best. She’s braved the trials of life alone Since Pop was taken from the home. And though the path of sorrow has trod, She still has kept her faith in God. We wonder why Pop had to go When we dearly loved him so. Some day, when in a better land, Perhaps ’tis then we’ll understand. Yes, up in heaven, Lord, let me see My precious Pop who cared for me. Sadly missed by Margaret and Ralph Bruner.

Hospital Notes

Dismissed Sunday: Mrs. Marvin Campbell and son. Irene Wise, Mrs. Gerald O'Neal and son, Lillie White. Emily Owens, Mrs. Edward Hammond and son, Donald Hendrickson, Daniel Clodfelter, Greencastle; Cynthia Sibbitt, Fillmore; Ezra Michael, Cloverdale; Stephen Komgenick, Clara Reitzel, Stilesville. Dismissed Saturday: Julia Gaddis, Manson Buster, Doris M i s h 1 e r, Katherine Jones, Charles Sanders, Greencastle; Leo Clearvvaters, Ella Denny, Cloverdale; Wilma Walker, Clayton; Eulalia Brewer, Mary Giles, Stilesville; Lee Vickery, Gosport.

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What does the doctor look for in a routine examination of the urine? Indicated Possibilities Sugar. The presence of high sugar content may indicate diabetes. But it may also signify an overabundance of sugar in the diet. Albumin. In good health, the kidneys do not allow albumin to pass into the urine. Albumin is a kind of body protein which, when found in the urine, may indicate infection or impairment of the function of the kidneys. But it is only when albumin is consistently found in the- kidneys that it has special significance in diagnosis. A single specimen that contains albumin, or even sugar, does not necessarily indicate disease. Kidneys’ AbUity Specific gravity. This test indicates the kidneys’ ability to conserve or eliminate body

fluids.

Acidity. The acid and alkaline content of the urine sometimes indicates infections or disease in far removed parts of the body.

Diets and medications can also affect the acid or alkaline content of the urine. Bile salts. In certain diseases of the liver and the gall bladder, bile pigments filter into the urine and give valuable diagnostic information. Jaundice of the body quickly reflects itself by a characteristic color of the urine. Protein Accumulation Microscopic study of the urine may reveal blood, bacteria and pus cells. Protein accumulations called “casts” are occasionally found in the urine, indicating certain disfunctions of the kidneys. These tests are but a fragment of the many that can be performed to extract from the urine the telltale evidences of disease. The presence of hormones, traces of poisons such as arsenic and lead, and even narcotics, can be detected through laboratory examination of the urine. Urinalysis is a vital part of the complete medical examina-

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• « a Gratifying Report There are few more gratifying moments than when your doctor gives you the comforting assurance that your heart, lungs, blood pressure, weight andY general body condition are excellent for your age group. Health examinations at intervals decided by your physician are a wise investment in health and productivity. These columns are designed to relieve your fears about health through a better understanding of your mind and body, j AU the hopeful new advances in medicine reported here are known to doctors everywhere. 1 Your individual mescal problems should be handWd by your own doctor. He knows you best.

IN MEMORY In loving memory of my brother, Oscar L. Knight. One year ago dear brother We had to say Good bye Jesus called and took you to

Him

To that mansion in the sky. The days are gray and lonely Long nights just follows day Heartaches and tears are many, But sweet memories always

stay.

Sister Elva L. Snapp

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

CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the nurses, nurses aids, hospital staff, Dr. Tipton and Whitaker Funeral Home for their kindness. We also wish to thank Rev. Harlan, the pallbearers and everyone who sent flowers in the death of our mother and grandmother, Alma Gooch. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carmichael. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gooch Mr. and Mrs. Don Carmichael and family Mr. and Mrs. Harold Evans and family Mr. and Mrs. Cassell Balay and family 25-lp

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