The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 October 1964 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1964 Page 3

“CASEY JONES” GOLDWATER is equipped with an engineer’s cap and whistle in his 17-car campaign train, and wife Peggy enjoys the getup. He’s on a 33-whistlestop tour through Ohio, Indiana and Illinois.

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STATE OF INDIANA! M COUNTY OF PUTNAM) IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT SEPTEMBER TERM. 1»64 NOTICE RICHARD R. LUNSFORD, Plaintiff CAUSE NO 20 889 -¥»- BETTY LOU LUNSFORD. Defendant All concerned are hereby notified that on the 29 day of September. 1964 ! the above-capUoned Civil Action, being a Complaint for Absolute Divorce, was filed In the Putnam Circuit Court, i and that Plaintiff, in his Affidavit, ! alleged that Defendant was a non-resi-dent of the State of Indiana and further alleged Uiat her exact address, upon diligent inquiry by Plaintiff, remained unknown, and requiring Defendant to appear to said action either In person or by an attorney on or be- , fore November 29th. 1964 or be defaulted. WITNESS my hand and seal this j 29th day of September, 1964 JACK P. HINKLE. CLERK PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT 2-9-16-31

NFO ON THE GO—Earl Nelson of Lake Preston, S.D., points to smashed windshield of his truck, broken during a National Farmers Organization demonstration at the stockyards in Sioux Falls, S. D., and a Sioux Falls policeman holds a dog as farmers line up at the stockyards. Some 800 NFO members were on hand, and rocks were thrown at livestock trucks and eggs were thrown at police.

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NOTICE The following described abandoned motor vehicles will be sold at public auction pursuant to Chapter 157 of the 1957 Acts of the Indiana General Assembly. on October 6. 1964, at 8 30 AM CDT. at Kendall's Garage. Manhattan. Indiana. Titles may be applied for. PUBLIC INVITED TERMS OF SALE: CASH; CERTIFIED CHECK OR MONEY ORDER. KENDALL'S GARAGE 16667 Plymouth 1955 2 Dr .7257 Plymouth 1953 2 Dr BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES ALLEN NUTTING, COMM 1-2-3-31

By LESTER L. COLEMAN, MJ>.

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Q: WHAT is “strawberry tongue” and “geographic tongue”? A: The tongue often serves as a mirror of disease that exists elsewhere in the body. In Scarlet Fever, the outer surface of the tongue peels away and develops a straw- • : berry-red color. “Geographic tongue” refers to a series of deep furrows oddly distributed all over the tongue, not unlike a bas-relief map. The conDr. Coleman dition is of no special medical importance. Vitamin deficiencies, allergies and many diseases are reflected in the condition of the tongue. Q: Do bulging eyes affect the acuteness of vision? A: Bulging, or protrusion of the eyeballs, may occur in cases of hyperthyrodism, or excess secretion of the thyroid hormone. There are other conditions, too, that are responsible for sudden, or slowly increasing, bulging of the eyes. In most instances, the acuteness of the vision is totally unrelated. The basic cause of bulging of the eyes should be determined in order to relieve this physical and cosmetic change. Q: What is the importance of a very slow or very rapid pulse? A: A slow pulse, or bradycardia, would be a count of less than 60 heartbeats per minute. There are numerous reasons for a slow heart beat, some serious

and some unimportant. Some diseases, like meningitis, can produce a alow pulse rate. Even pressure on the neck, by wearing a very tight collar, can actually cause the same thing. In most instances; a slow pulse does not produce any other symptoms. In fact, athletes under severe pressure, in competition, often have very slow pulses. A rapid pulse, or tachycardia, would be a count of more than 100 heartbeats per minute. Exercise, emotional stress, hemorrhage, infection and drugs are some of the causes of a very rapid heart rate. Both the slow and rapid heartbeats can often be controlled when the exact cause is determined. Q: Why are minerals considered so important for the body? A: A very delicate balance exists in the normal healthy body between minerals, water and the acid-alkaline relationship. Changes in this extremely precise mechanism occur with protracted vomiting, diarrhea, burns and loss of fluids after surgery. By accurate chemical determination, the electrolyte balance of minerals and water can be re-established. That is why minerals and fluids of definite composition are effectively used after operations. While Dr. Coleman cannot undertake to answer individual letters, he will use readera’ questions in his column whenever possible and when they arc of general interest. Address your letters to Dr. Coleman is core of this newspaper.

AGAIN and again and again and now again is the altared route of writer Elliot Arnold, 52, and actress Glyms Johns, 40, as they face the news camera in Santa Monica, Calif., before their Oct. 1 marriage. It’s the fourth • 'aitaration for each.

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ADMINISTRATORS SALE The property of the late Margaret Overshiner will be sold at public auction at 1057 Ave. D in east part of Greencastle on Saturday, October 10, 1964 ot 12 30 P. M. Good Frigidoire refrigertoor, apartment size Hardwick gos stove, Hamilton gas dryer, Maytag washer—good, two other washers that work, utility table that is wired, chrome breakfast set with six chairs, small metal cabinet, small wood cabinet, Delmonice electric organlike new. Airline portable TV—like new, two piece living room suite— Hideabed style, platform rocker. iron bed. springs, and mattress, dressers, iron bed, springs, and mattress, metal wardrobe, antique chest of drawers. Domestic sewing machine, small white metal cabinet, tables, lamps, oil lamp, throw rugs, some beding, linens, lots of fancy work, phonograph and records, metal clothes hamper, lawn cart, metal tubs, old metal cabinet, dishes, cooking utensils, laundry stove, lawn hose, two folding lawn chairs, step ladder, two old TVs, odd chairs, hand lawn mower, shovels, rakes, rugs, stand tables, and everything used in a good lifetime home. NOT RESPONSIBLE IN CASE OF ACCIDENTS CECIL CUNNINGHAM, Administrtaer Frank Stoessel, Attorney Terms: Cash Alton Hurst, Austioneer Ernest Roder, Clerk

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