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

Pag* 2 TUESDAY, AUGUST 25,1964

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

THE DAILY BANNER

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Cement Dust — It is a problem. After reading the letter it is only natural I suppose for the people of the cement plant to feel as they do but out of respect for their fellow citizens, one would think they would feel differently. All Greencastle people. including the cement plant employees know the problem exists so why fight it? Let's face facts and reality and work together to eliminate this one problem among others that exists. Through togetherness and cooperation many things can be accomplished but through division and no regard for others there is no advancement. It's a sad affair that more hasn't been done about it in the past few years. It will take time and money no doubt but it is a consolation to know that it is being thought about.

After reading all the letters concerning the cement dust in this community I feel sure that people have greatly misunderstood the situation. I'm certain that the Lone Star plant is a great asset to this community and no one would want it moved. The employment, etc., should never enter the picture. The problem is the dust which falls from the stacks. Evidently the Lone Star was aware of this condition since they did install one filter. If one filter did not hamper the employment, why would the rest of them? According to government today, air pollution is a major problem throughout this great land of ours. Its a situation that should be of interest to every individual that lives here. I'm certain no one here wants to see the

plant removed. Just the dust filters or whatever it takes to curb the rain of dust most of the time. Sure, there are other problems facing our city such as the dump, stone quarry, stockyards, etc., which have been mentioned. These are all problems which face our city. The officials, I'm sure, are aware of these problems and are working toward correcting them. We must live with the times and as our city grows, more and more problems will arise. Therefore. I feel it the duty of all citizens to be alert and work together for the betterment of our community and its people by working to correct the problems as soon as possible. No community nor city can expect any advancement, without a change. It would be very foolish to believe that ! Greencastle would be advanced any in 50 years from now if we stayed just like we are today. People should think of correcting this dust problem as a step forward not as a step to eliminate anyone from employment, etc. It seems the initial point of the problem is the dust and not all the many other things which have been brought out in all the letters. I'm sure that the person who collected the dust did so for the betterment of ' the community in mind, and I respect their forwardness in this adventure. The editor has asked for the people to write their viewpoints on this situation, so as a citizen with no disrespect for the Lone Star or its employees I felt it my responsibility to write this letter. A Citizen of Greencastle

Reunion Held The Sims - Fmchum Reunion was held at Robe-Ann Park Sunday, August 23rd. About two • hundred friends and relatives were present. The farthest away that attended was from Utah. All enjoyed the

day with a bountiful dinner served at the noon hour. The devotions were given by Mrs.

Abb Allee, the president.

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Bible

Thought

If a man love me, he will keep my words: and my Father will love him, and we will come unto him. and make our abode with him. John 14:23. The Father and Son abide with us in the person of the Holy Spirit. If we love the Saviour and love the Father, we will love the Spirit. Personal And Local News Monday. August 31st, is the last day to file claims with the

County Auditor.

Mr. and Mrs. D.M. Weldon of Kentland were visitors in

Greencastle Monday.

Word was received of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Allee in California.

A daughter was born Monday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. George Cum-

mings of Cloverdale.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robinson,

of Roachdale, are the parents of Plaines Illinois.

[ the Educational Foundation by unanimous vote in the Convention. The Society made a grant to the newly instituted Foundation of $100,000. This sum, together with other funds received as gifts, will enable the Foundation to begin at once its work of making grants available for graduate scholarships, fellowships, and other ^ aids to education. Dr. Carolyn Guss. a professor at Indiana University, Bloomington, was elected International President at this Convention. This is the second time that the honor of the presidency has come to Indiana. Mrs. ] Boyd held this same office 1954-1956.

Putnam Court Notes James S. Crabtree vs. Barbara J. Crabtree, suit for divorce. William McClellan is attorney for the plaintiff.

GOLF’S GREATEST SHOW FEATURING PAUL HAHN Trick shots and unique comedy show that lihe whole family will enjoy Admission: Adults—$1.00. Children —$.50 TICKETS ON SALE AT GOAN’S PHARMACY WINDY HILL C.C. MACS CLOTHING CANNON’S MENS WEAR HIRT’S SPORT SHOP PLACE: Windy Hill Country Club THURSDAY-August 27th TIME: 5:30 P.M. Public Invited

ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Susan Litchford — 7 years old. Melvin Ray Albright, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Albright. 5 years old today, August 25th.

Two Brothers Are August Bridegrooms

Glenn Erwin, former resident of this city and son of Raymond Erwin, was married to Miss Joyce Fay Ragland on August 21st in the South Side Baptist Church in Springfield, Missouri. They will reside in Greenville, South Carolina, where Glenn will continue his education at

Bob Jones University.

Lowell Erwin, former resident

For her daughter s wedding. | ^ city and son of Raymond

ville Academy Chapel. Des Mrs _ p r i e ster chose a lilac E ™ in ' was marned to Alss

Mr. and Mrs. James Edward Hughes

Miss Sheila Lois Priester and magenta carnations, cornflow-

James Edward Hughes were ers. and delphinium,

married August 15 in the Mary-

Hospital Notes Dismissed Monday: Rita Lawson. Betty Jones, Greencastle; Russell Duling. Spencer.

ALL DAY WEDNESDAY

a daughter born Monday at the

Putnam County Hospital.

of Gosport, became the parents of a daughter Monday at the Putnam County Hospital. Mrs. Will Glide well spent the

crepe floor-length gown and a

Rita Bridget Connors on Aug-

The bride is the daughter of matching hat of organza petals.

Mr. and Mrs. George J. Priest-

ust 8th in the Emmanuel Pres-

wj- byterian Churhch in L o n g

Mr. and Mrs. Ola Wagoner, er> Wheeling. Illinois. Mr. and | orchid^ an^ purple ste^haiiot^ BcaCh ’ CaUfornia ' Thcy wU1 re '

Mrs. James G. Hughes. Green- \f rs Hughes wore a long sky castle. Indiana, are the parents jj] UC sheath with lace overblouse of the bridegroom. : an( j matching hat of blue net. The marriage ceremony was Her corsage was of avacado

weekend m Indianapolis visiting performed by Monsignor orchids with blue cornflowers. S^anffaLlT ^ Ge ° rg * Ha,pin ’ The RcV " Cnd Donald J. Perozzi, Indian-

Durg and family. Francis Garrlty officiated at

The Varvel reunion will be xtJ«,«, apohs, Indiana, was best man

Ushers were Charles E. Pries-

the Nuptial Mass,

held Labor Day at Shelter The alta „ were decorated House No. 2 in Robe Ann park. with madonna liliea> wh ite Dinner at noon. All relatives chrvsan themums. and gladiola.

side in Long Beach where Low- | ell is employed by the Douglas

Aircraft Corporation.

City Council

Christian Home three feet of city property for the purpose of

enneuf . _WAY$ FIRST QUALITY *

REMNANTS 25 Complete Clean-up of Summer Goods. Seamstress Delight. So Much for so Littlel

ELKS CLUB STAG Tuesday, Aupsl 25th-6pm. FKEE SMORGASBORD

please come. The Modern Homemakers Demonstration Club will meet Wednesday, August 26th, at 6:30 p. m. at Robe-Ann Park. Please bring a covered dish. There will be a called meeting of men and women of the Deer Creek Coon Hunters on Thursday evening at 8 o’clock for the planning of their coon

hunt.

Danny Joe Gardner. Russellville and Richard Lee Miller, R. R 4. Greencastle recently received their BS agriculture degrees from Purdue University. William Edward Ash. R. R. 3. received a master's degree in

mathematics teaching.

Escorted by her father, the ; B Madole bride wore a full-length gown Indiana

of cameo peau de soie with a For her wedding trip peacock train. The scoop neck bri(1e chos<> a cream raw

ter. Des Plaines, Illinois, broth- installing a retaining wall and er of the bride, John K. Miles, steps. The property is on the Champaign. Illinois, and Tracy north side of Seminary Street

Jr., South Bend, between South Jackson and

and empire bodice were accented with re-embroidered Alencon lace. Her butterfly and full-length veil of imported

the silk and

suit accented with gold wore bone accessories.

Mrs. Hughes was graduated cum' laude from St. Mary’s

illusion w r as appliqued with College. Notre Dame.

Alencon lace and fell from a pillbox embroidered in pearls. She carried a cascade of Madonna lilies and stephanotis.

Indiana,

and received her master's degree from Northw'estern University. She will teach in the Winchester. Massachusetts.

Market Streets. The Christian Home has agreed to install the curbing for the resulting 32 foot street and storm sewers. A special council meeting will be held Monday evening., August 31st, for discussion of the city budget for the ensuing year.

Need back-to-school money? Fitting back-to-school expenses into your regular budget can be pretty difficult. That’s why we would like to help you with a Seaboard Back-to-School loan. It could pay for books, clothes —everything your youngsters need. So tell us how much cash you need (for any reason) and choose the repayment plan that * best for your budget. SMBOm FimCE COMPRNY 13 EAST WASHINGTON ST. Greencastle, Indiana 01 3 - 5154

Miss Sharon Priester. sister school sys t e m this fall, of the bride, was maid of honor. Hughes is an alumnus of i Bridesmaids were Miss Mary DePauw University and served

as a first lieutenant with the Air Force. He Is attending Harvard Law' School. He is a member of Sigma Chi. Phi Beta Kappa honorary, and Lincoln's

Inn Society.

After a wedding trip to San Francisco and Lake Louise, Mr. and Mrs. Hughes will live at 37

Cambridge, Mass-

Bridesmaids were Miss

Armbruster, Afton, Missouri; Miss Cathi Keilman, Chicago, Illinois, and Miss Jane Hughes. Greencastle. Indiana, sister of

The Hooster Campers Chapter j th , groom . The attendanls were

of National Campers and Hikers Association will hold a pitch in supper Thursday, August 27. at the city park. Bring your hot dogs or hamburgers and ideas for a camp fire program at

Broken Arrow this week-end. Mrs. Mary Roe and son Rob- Local Women Attended ert of Sheridan have been visit- DKG Convention

ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John B Boyd and Mrs. Artie Boswell, of Carpenters- Staten Owens have returned ville. On Thursday the Roes and from San Francisco where they

full-length empire gowns of hydrangea blue linen trimmed with magenta velvet ribbon belts. Matching linen pillboxes

secured their blue veils. They Hawthorn, carried cascade bouquets of ■ achusetts.

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Bosw’ells, Ruth Majors, Floy Ann Basham and Julia Prosley visited Mrs. Nellie Arnold and Mrs. Dorthie Irvin at Putnam County Farm. Mrs. Roe spent Friday night and Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Anne Basham,

of Bainbridge,

Several members of the Greencastle Business and Professional Women's club attended a reception at the Indiana State College Student Union Building at Terre Haute Sunday afternoon. The affair was to honor Miss Lela O'Heran, District Director of BPW. Those who attended were Miss Grace Browning, Miss Mabel Burton, Miss Margaret Kendall, Mrs. Carrie Miller. Mrs. Lillian Smigh, Mrs. Mary Shaw and Miss Elizabeth Ward.

attended the International Convention of the Delta Kappa

Gamma Society, an honorary for women in education. Mrs. Boyd served as chairman of the Society's committee on the Educational Foundation. Following the report of this committee the Society established

We’re going back to school with MMPm-JAOfS'

THANKS We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to those who made our Fish Fry in Belie Union a success; the businesses who furnished equipment and services, exhibitors, all committees, workers, and those who attended. JEFFERSON TWP. VOL. FIRE DEPT., INC

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Attends Conference Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Stamped and family have returned from a National Missions Conference in Green Lakes Wisconsin. New nations and Spanish speaking peoples were the subjects lectured.. Missionaries and laymen were among the 500 from all over the world in attendance. Green Lake Is a part of the American Baptist Convention, and the Stampers renewed many acquaintances Dr. and Mrs. Stamper took Sharon, Susan. Joseph. Robert Paul and Mrs. Jane Baker.

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