The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 June 1964 — Page 2

Page 2 THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1964

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Job's Daughters Job s Daughters of Bethel No. 78 are asked to meet at the Presbyterian Church Saturday, June 6th, at 10:00 a.m. to practice for Go To Church Sunday. The Job s Daughters will attend services at the church on Sunday, June 7, at 10:45 On Monday, June 8th, at the regular stated meeting, there will be practice for installation of new officers. All members are urged to attend. Trudy McCormick, Honored Queen.

Mrs. Lloyd Hamm wishes to announce the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter, Marianna. to Keith Allen Ketterman, son of Rev. and Mrs. Rudy Ketterman of Terre Haute. The wedding will take place on July 5th at the Southside Church of the Nazarene in Terre Haute.

C ARD OF THANKS We want to thank all of our friends for all their acts of kindness shown us in our hour of sorrow with the passing of our dear son, Eugene. The visits, cards, and flowers and the food sent were greatly appreciated. God Bless You All. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allan.

Turn To Right Doubted By GOP SAN FRANCISCO UPI — California Republicans doubted today that the narrow victory in Tuesday’s primary for Arizona conservative Barry Goldwater represented a sharp turn to the right for the GOP in the nation’s most populous state. Most agreed it virtually assured Goldwater the party’s presidential nomination at the Republican National Convention here in mid-July. But they felt his 51-49 per- j

centage win over New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller for the state’s 86 convention votes was far from a clear-cut victory. One source used these mathematics: About 70 per cent of the regristered Republicans voted in j the primary and 51 per cent of those voted for Goldwater while 49 per cent cast their ballots Goldwater’s win represented the votes of about 38 per cent of the 2.9 million registered Republicans in California. “It’s really a minority win," said the source. In past years, the party has been reluctant to support any but middle-of-the-roaders in the general election — and to win it must pull some Democrats, who hold a 3-2 registration edge.

Nikita To Tour MOSCOW UPI — Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev will sail from Leningrad June 15 and arrive in Copenhagen, Denmark,

Meeting Held By Golden Circle Club The Golden Circle Club met May 28, with Mrs. Charles Altman for an afternoon meeting. The president opened the meeting at 1:30 with the club song and Lord's Prayer in unison. Devotions—121 Psalm: Mrs. Walter Hutcheson. Roll Call: Wear something you wore ten years ago, was responded to by nine members. The articles worn consisted of dresses, hats, ear rings, which provided much laughter and comments. There were three guests present. Secretary and treasurer’s reports were read, flower fund collected. Convalesent cards were sent to Master Devin Fellows and Mrs. Vollie Raab wishing them a speedy recovery. Old and new business transacted. A birthday card was sent to a former resident, Mrs. Emma Smith on her 97th birthday with best wishes. Meeting closed with reading of creed. Contest: Professional article won by Geneva Bartley and Mrs. Anna Hall. Delicious refreshments were served and enjoyed. Meeting adjourned to meet June 25th in the afternoon with Mrs. Hubert Hinote. Roll call: A full purse. 4-H Club News The fifth meeting of the Progressive Farmers 4-H Club was held June 1, 8:30 p. m. at Clinton Center School. The meeting was called to order by the president Dale Cantonwine. The pledge to the flag was led by David Berry, and the 4-H pledge by Keith Williams. The business of the meeting was to install the officers and initiate the new members. Mr. Evens their leader urged every member to complete their projects, and “MAKE THE BEST BETTER.” The next meeting is scheduled for June 19th, at the same place and time. Having no further business the meeting was adjourned at 9:30.

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THE DAILY BANNER AND HERALD CONSOLIDATED 24-28 S. Jackson St. Grooncastlo, Ind. Business Ptiane Ol 3-SI SI Samuel R. Rariden, Publisher Elizabeth Rariden, Business Mgr. William D. Hooper, Adv. Mgr. Entered in the Post Office at Greencastle, Indiana, at Second Class Mail matter under Act of March 7, 1I7E. Subscription Prices Heme Delivery 35c per week Mailed in Putnam Ce. $7.00 per year Outside of Putnam Co. $8.00 pot yenr Outside of Indiana $12.00 par year Bible Thought Bear ye one another’s burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ.— Galatians 6:2 When we bear one another’s burdens, we become the instruments of Christ for comfort and strength and redemption. Personal And Local News A son was born Thursday morning at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James Schimpf of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Stanger, ot Indianapolis, are the parents of a son born Wednesday at the Putnam County Hospital. Marie Jarvis has entered the Putnam County Hospital for observation and possibly surgery. Her room number is 201. Mr. James E. Terry is a patient at the St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis. His room number is 258. He would enjoy hearing from his friends. Mrs. Gilbert Reeves of Kansas City, Mo., left this morning after an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Reeves. The June meeting of the Women of the Deer Creek Coon Hunters will meet Friday night, June 5 at 7:45 p.m. at the club house. Host is Sally Sutherlin. Miss Helen Cassida, daughter of Mrs. Inez Cassida, R.R. 2, Greencastle, Indiana, has successfully completed a two-year business course at Indiana State College and has accepted a position with Ell Lilly and Company in Indianapolis.

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in Indiana today for the first time in more than a week despite the fact it’s June now and, for all practical purposes, the season of summer swelters. The mercury climbed to highs in the 70s Wednesday, including 76 at Lafayette and 75 at Louisville. It was scheduled to range from the mid 70s north to near 80 south today. By Friday, the slow warming trend may hit its peak with readings near 80 to the lower 80s. «

Young Widow Traffic Victim By United Press International A young widow was killed In an Indiana traffic accident near Elwood today in the same area where her husband died in a collision of two motorcycles less than three months ago. Mrs. Vida Plake, 23, South Haven, Mich., was killed six miles north of Elwood on a Madison County road this morning. Her husband, Gerald, was killed March 15 on Indiana 13 in the same general area.

Goldwater Has Convention Edge WASHINGTON UPI —Several top Republican strategists said Sen. Barry Goldwater’s California primary victory means he is within reaching distance of the Republican presidential nomination. Others predicted there still would be a convention floor fight with the final outcome in doubt. But no one questioned that Goldwater had won a substantial victory in a crucial state. Republican Nation! Chairman William E. Miller said the Arizona conservative now is “very close” to having the delegate strength needed to win the nomination at next month’s San Francisco convention. Sen. Thomas B. Morton, RKy., Senate GOP campaign chairman who will be permanent convention chairman, said flatly that the California outcome put Goldwater “away out in front” of his competitors.

PUTNAMVILLE COMMUNITY PARK A glacier stone marker stands in silent tribute to the memory of the William S. Collins family, early pioneer of Putnam County, who now have descendants living in three extreme coastal points in the United States. They were proud to make a gift of their former home site in Putnamville to the Warren Township Lions, that they might develop it into a community park center for the benefit of residents and friends of the Warren Township community. * A building will soon be under construction, crafted by members of the Lions Club. Improvements will be added from revenue obtained from their annual fish fry gatherings and other contributions.

Rockefeller To Speak Tonight NEW YORK UPI — Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller stuck to the campaign trail today true to his promise of “staying to the end” in spite of Sen. Barry Goldwater’s critical victory in the California Republican primary. Rockefeller will speak tonight at a dinner of the Suffolk County Republican Committee on Long Island which will raise , $150,000 for the fall election i campaign. * The governor conceded the California presidential primary tc Goldwater at a press confetence Wednesday, 16 la hours after the polls closed. He had postponed meeting the press for hours because of the see-saw vote count which ended in an eyelash victory for the Arizona senator.

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Hospital Notes Dismissed Wednesday: Jincie Luther, Josie Smiley, Jane Libka, James Bennett, Mary Dickey, Eugene Watts, Jennifer Frazier, Nina Shank, Greencastle; Mrs. Donald Gilstrap and son, Roachdale; Janette Allen, Monrovia: Roger Travelsted, Amo; Mrs. Harold Gist and son, Douglas Church, Coatesville.

—Largest Class (Continued from Page 1) bars will be Hoosiers Kenneth Meredith, South Bend; Gerald McCoy, Jr., Indianapolis; Roger Shine, Anderson; and Carl K. Shafer, Jr., Gary. Alumni activities are scheduled to begin on the campus Friday and continue through Sunday.

Continue Filibuster WASHINGTON UP I— Senate leaders, undeterred by criticism on their temporary, fili-buster-in-reverse, pressed ahead today with the drive to muzzle debate on the civil rights bill. While behind-the-scenes maneuvering continued in preparation for Tuesday’s vote on cloture supporters of the bill prepared to supply the Senate oratory. It was the second day of what has been called an ’’anti-filibuster filibuster.”

State Revolving Fund Approved INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The Indiana Board of Finance approved creation of a J100.000 revolving fund which Deputy Treasurer William Owen said was necessitated because of a sharp increase in the number of bad checks the state received

from taxpayers.

Owen told Governor Welsh and State Auditor Dorothy Gardner that since the advent of the sales tax the increase In the number of checks written without sufficient funds has created a bookkeeping problem.

He explained that bad checks INDIANAPOLIS UPI — Sen. are returned to him “in stacks” ; B..rry M. Goldwater’s Indiana

and that much time is wasted in the treasurer’s office trying to determine from which state

Mystery Beast Killing Pigs

CENTERTON UPI — A stakeout in a barnlot failed to snare today a strange animal which has killed 19 pigs on Jack Naugle’s farm in the past two weeks but at least it may have

kept the beast from making an- heads “appreciates the enthusi-

other foray.

inee for presidency will be a man who understands that only through strength will the

peace be pr'served.”

Chairman Leslie Duvall made the comment in a statement issued after Goldwater’s victory in the California primary was

assured.

Duvall said the committee he

Morgan County Conservation Officer Carl Koons arranged the stakeout Tuesday morting, shortly after Nagle found three pigs dead and saw a “long dark animal with a long tail” vanish into a nearby woods. The Nagles’ remaining pigs got through Tuesday night without further incident, and the men in the stakeout heard or saw nothing unusual. The Tuesday killings were at least the fourth visit to the Naugle barnlot by a beast which screams, apparently jumps on top of the pigs and eats selected areas of flesh. The pigs killed weighed from 75 to 175

pounds.

Naugle has seen the animal at least twice. One day last week he shot at it as it entered

a heavy thicket.

A cow has been missing for more than a week from the neighboring farm of Ernest Hite but there was no indication it was a victim of the killer.

asm demonstrated by many Hoosiers in our own victorious primary and in their subsequent efforts to assist Goldwater in California by writing letters to friends who reside there.”

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State Sen. Ray Conrad, chairman of Gov. Nelson Rockefeller’s Indiana organization, showed no concern over the Goldwater victory. “Anyone who can get a million votes in California certainly cannot be counted out in the national convention, “Conrad said. “We are in better shape than we were before the Oregon primary.”

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Mrs. Donald Flint Is Hostess To Club

The Rain or Shine H. D. Club | held their May meeting at the i home of Mrs. Donald Flint. I Pledge to the flag and club : creed were given in unison. Roll call was answered by eight members on “How I’d like to ,

change my kitchen.”

Our lesson “How to make j Educational Exhibits” was given I by Mrs. Donald Flint. Mrs. Bee showed a very interesting film on “Breast Can- f cer-Self Examination,” A short business meeting was held. Secretary and Treasurer

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campaign chairman says reports were read and approved. “Americans can take new heart i .

Meeting was closed with all

All Records Broken DETROIT, UPI — Joseph N. McCann, administrator of the St. Lawrence Seaway Corp., said Wednesday that the seaway celebrated its fifth anniversary by smashing all tonnage records.

Unofficial Vote SAN FRANCISCO UPI — Final unofficial vote count in Tuesday’s California prjmary: Presidential — Republican: Goldwater 1,107,307 Rockefeller 1,043,272. Presidential-Democrat both slates pledged to President Johnson: Brown 1.686,144 Yorty 864,053.

Warm Weather For Hoosiers Temperatures may reach 80

government account they should be deducted. He said that the State Board of Accounts approved creation of the revolving fund so deducted from the fund then credited later when the Department of Revenue has time to figure out to which account the check belongs. All Indiana retail merchants, as well as some out-of-state merchants are required to send monthly payments covering the amount of sales tax they have collected under a law which went into effect last October. The board diverted $189,298 from money appropriated for salaries at the Fort Wayne State School to 10 other institutions to be used for salary increases. Mrs. Gardner explained that the Fort Wayne state school had a surplus in its personnel account this year because it was not able to hire the people it needed as soon as the school had hoped. She said that next fiscal year, beginning July 1, the Fort Wayne institution expects to need all its money and perhaps more but if the new year’s appropriation is not sufficient the money can come from i contingent fund. The board also transferred the balance of the state school support which was due in April from the general fund to the tuition fund. This means the remaining $15,126,229 of the April quarterly payment will reach local schools next week after many of them are closed for the summer. It approved a loan at 2 per cent interest of $21,000 to the town of Cumberland for planning a municipal sewage system.

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