The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 November 1964 — Page 6
The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Thursday, November 5, 1964
THREE TRAINS DERAILED PARIS UPI — Two passtn?er trains and a freight train jumped the tracks Wednesday n a rail yard pileup at Acheres 15 miles northwest of Paris. Four trainmen were killed md four railways workers and Lwo passengers were injured.
SiE.ND STRONG REPLY VIENTIANE UPI —The Laotian government has sent a strongly worded answer to the Communist North Vietnamese claim that United States troops are fighting in Laos, it was
learned Wednesday.
The note said that it was Communists who were interfering in Loation affairs, not the West, and that the chief outside influence was being exerted from North Viet Nam itself.
Editor Dies
MONTGOMERY, Ala. UPI— C. M. Stanley, editor emeritus of the Alabama Journal, died Wednesday night at a local hos-
pital. He was 86.
Ban On Construction LONDON UPI — A ban on construction of new office buildings went into effect today in an effort by the Labor government to relieve congestion in this capital city of eight million
persons.
COMMISSIONERS ALLOWANCES
COUNTY REVENUE
The Putnam County Board of Commissioners met In Regular Session Monday, November 2, 1964, at 9:00 A. M.. legal Ume at the Court House, Greencastle, Indiana and al-
lowed the following claims:
Jack P. Hinkle, Cl $ 541.68
Samuel Conner, dep
Virginia Rlgney. dep Carl Arnold, Aud Mary Susan Shuee. dep ..... Enid Hlllls, dep Florence Ensor, dep Ellen Alexander, dep Roland Lane Treas Margaret O’Hair, dep . .Euta Clyde Ames, dep .... Opal Stillwell, ex cl Carrie Miller, Rec Lucille Albln, dep Ada Blanch Pruitt, ex cl ... Kenneth Knauer, sher Paul M. Mason, dep Alan Stanley, surv Marie B. Dicks. Bd of Ed, cl L W. Veach, MD Bd of H Evelyn Spencer, cl Theollne Bee, PHN Aaron Arnold, San John Whitaker, cor
Frank Sutherlin, Assr.
300.00 265.00 541.66 265.00 265.00 265.00 265.00 541.66 300.00 265.00 180.00 500.00 300.00 72.00 541.66 362.00 350.00 300.00 225.00 265.00 337.50 337.50 104.16 500.00
Wilma Bryan, dep 300.00 Erma Hardwick, ex cl 170.00 W. A. Patterson.Twp Assr .. 208.33 Joan E. Huber, pros atty c! .. 108.33 Anne Girton, elect bd cl .... 250.00 Marlynn Kay Braden, cl 250.00 Percy Rice, CH, oust 300.00 Baird Vermillion, oust 180.00 K. Marie Batman, mat 100.00 Earl B. Ross, el op 125.00 Dorothy Irwin, CF supt 200.00 Nellie Arnold, mat 200.00 Dora Shalley. att 100.00 Roy Cook, att 125.00 Helen Elizabeth Lawson, att .. 75.00 Charles Branneman. comm .. 225.00 Victor Ray Hurst, comm .... 225.00 Claude Malayer. comm 225.00 Eddie Buis, counc 25.00 Norman Knights, counc 25.00 Paul Murphy, counc 25.00 Charles P. Rady, counc .... 25.00 Kenneth Shannon, counc .... 25.00 Paul Whitman, counc 25.00 Wm. M. Hurst, vet off 200.00 Robert H. Newgent. cl 50.00 Rexell A. Boyd, atty 125.00 Ivan Craggs, eng 500.00 Jack P. Hinkle. Clerk 9.60 Woodburn Printing Co 213.60 Typewriter Rebldr. Sales, Aud 2.96 Greencastle Cham, of Cmrce .. 30.00
Helen Knauer. Jail mat Clinton V. Cue, att Roland Lane Treas Friden, Inc Burrougb Corp Typewriter Rebldr. Sales .. Carrie Miller, rec Alan Stanley, surv Marbaugh Engineering Metzer Lumber Co Elizabeth Mason Alva S Hubble, sher Helen Knauer Paul M. Mason Kenneth Knauer Clark Oil & Refining Corp .. The Daily Banner Wood Wholesale Co Woodburn Printing, assr Panama-Beaver, Inc James M. Houck, pros Jack P. Hinkle, elect bd Woodburn Printing Progressive Printing Co J. C. Penney Co Metzger Lumber Co Burrough's Corporation G. C. Murphy Company Books Plus Headley Hardware Wm. H. Layne James M. Houck CH General Telephone Co Dept, of Water Works Earl Hutcheson Howard Moore National Bird Exterminating Herrlott's Paint & Wallpaper . A. A. Huber & Sons Loren Gastlneau Wm. H. Layne Applegate Elevator Co Indiana Gas & Water Co Laundry Ease U S. Sanitary Specialties .... Elizabeth Mason Lee School Supply Dept, of Sewage Wm. R. Tipton. M.D.. Jail ... Dept, of W’ater Works Public Service Co Indiana Gas & Water Co. .. Public Service Co Robert P. Howard Curries Tin ti Furnace Kenneth Knauer Putnam Co. Farm Bureau .... Lee School Supply Kenneth Knauer Helen Knauer Dept, of Sewage Wm. R. Tipton, MD.CF .... Walter Seeley Dorothy Irwin Public Service Co Colonial Baking Co Handy’s Milk St Ice Cream ... Olen O. Dudley Pursell’s Grocery Zarlng Processing Plant .... Donelson’s Pharmacy Moore’s Shoes Lee School Supply Farm Bureau Poor & Co Ace Hardware R. L. Veach. health bd Evelyn Spencer General Telephone Co Theollne Bee Aaron Arnold Books Plus, comm William M. Hurst The Daily Banner Paul Emery Nathan O. Lowe Cloverdale Cemetery Asso. .. Rector Funeral Home Indiana Reformatory Indiana State Sanatorium ... Jack P. Hinkle
FOX BOUNTY
Hancel Allen Harold Broadstreet Forrest Brown Helen Collins Larry Cox Ralph V. Cox Thomas R. Crafton Richard Duncan Randy Foster Terry Gose Sherman Hacker Hershal Hinkle John Higgins Ralph Hutcheson Frank Long Robert A. Miller Mrs. Paul Noll Charles Pingleton Fayma Skinner David E. WilUams CATTLE TESTING Dr. Donald B. Brattaln Dr. Woodrow W. Carr
WELFARE
Curtis C. Higgins, dir Helen Werneke, vis Grace H. McKeehan. vis ... Virginia M. Bowers, vis ... Letha C. Hurst, cl Elaine Vote, cl Coleen M. Clines, cl Curtis C. Higgins, ml Helen Werneke, ml Grace H. McKeehan. mi ... Virginia M. Bowers, ml General Telephone Co Curtis C. Higgins Woodburn Printing Co The Dally Banner
HIGHWAY
William J. Knauer. supt .... Barbara Smith, cl Susie Rushing, cl Ralph Spencer, mech Floyd Allen James Curtis Boiler Robert Boiler Dean Branham Olyn Campbell Ralph Delp Lawrence Dickerson, Sr. ... Ronald D. Dove Richard Gray
150.00 75.00
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2.50
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5.00 3.74
30.50 23.95
7.50 7.50 7.50
62.00 24. 80 33.68 14 28
6.24 9.50
18.56 68.65 56.40 1379.12 297.00 30.69 36.36
2.50 7.83
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43.72 53.28 39.68 140.00 10.00 1.00 4.00 9.95 3.00 11.01 14.00 51.50 10.00 .60 86 99 17.26 41.66 19.80 101.84 15.63 7.00 20.80 18.00 307.26 75.42 6.80 150.00 7.00 .8 98 56.96 74.80 1.68 11.04 203.38 5.00 15.53 8.00 100.00 258.75 1700 .7 6.72 3.00 3.00 3.00 3 00 6.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 21.00 157.05 400.00 300.00 300.00 300.00 300.00 275.00 316.67 34.28 42.40 42.30 42.30 16.16 15.00 5.50 45.00
Wilfred Malayer Eugene Miller Jesse McGuire Frank Nelson Clayton Sutton Vernie Larkin George Talbott John Walsh Clarence Marshall Von York Art Prather Melvin Mangus Thomas Allen, sing hand .... Noble Austin ..Harold Goodman William Griffin James Gose Buryi Guy Paul Hassler Don Mangus Harry Miller Roy Weller Earl Haltom General Telepohne Co of Ind
Charles Branneman
Public Service Co of Ind Morrison's Tire & Retreading Ivor McMains Huber and Walker Indiana Equipment Co. Inc .. M & R Auto Parts Greencastle Auto Supply .... Luther Tyler Girton Implement Co Sherm’s Implement Sales Municipal Equipment Co. Putnam Co Frm. Bureau ,Co-op Reeves Welding & Repair .... High Point Oil Co Todd’s Ace Hardware Daycoa, Inc Shaffer & Co Motor Fuel Tax Division Indpls. Blue Pr. & Lith Co Perry’s Off. & Spply. Co. Inc. . Standard Materials Corp .... Russellville Stone Co
136.00 123.25 116.45 98 00 136.85 136 80 122.40 127.75 148.00 132.00 136.00 144.00 128.00 102.40 128.00 128.00 128.00 128 00 1*5.20 128.00 120.13 128 00 96.00
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206.14 j 108 91 I
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47.11 17.00 •*,000.57 19.23 16.70 371.41 93.90 22.86 300.00 1,111.29 II. 85
Ohio and Indiana Stone Corp. 3,663.M Harris Stone Service 170.43 Cash Concrete Product* 116.96 Morton Salt Co 291.90 Collier Saw Mill 658.00 Logansport Metal Culvert Co. 304.92 Ladoga Culvert Co. Inc 275.10 Hall Sign & Post, Inc. 114.20 Cloverdale Hdwe & Lbr Co. 4.40 Smith Farm Machinery Co. 26.00 Greencastle Tractor Sales 7.50
CUMULATIVE BRIDGE
Indiana Wood Press Co 985.60
Carl Arnold, Auditor
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Legal Notice
Notice is hereby given that i GMAC will sell a 1964 Chevrolet, Serial 45569K109812 at Public Auction j on November 16, 1964 at 9:30 A.M. at i Jim Harris Chevrolet, 115 N. Jackson. Greencastle. Indiana. 5-lt
SPECIAL NITE SHOOT Nov. 6 at 6:00 p. m. Still Board Only Cloverdale Conservation Club 2 Mi. So. of U. S. 40 and Vi Mile Off Stale Road 231 on Jim St. Road
HAPPY TO WIN UNITED NATIONS UPI — Secretary General Thant said Wednesday he was “very happy” over the outcome of the U. S. election because of his personal friendship with President Johnson and Sen. Hubert
H. Humphrey.
Thant added that he hoped Johnson will attend the United
Nations General Assembly session scheduled to open Dec. 1.
POPF SENDS MESSAGE VATICAN CITY UPI—Pope Paul VI cabled his congratulations Wednesday to Lyndon B. Johnson and said he prayed God to give the President “strength and guidance in the weighty responsibilities entrusted to you.”
ASTRONAUT CRASH—U. S. Air Force and NASA officials examine the wreckage of a tw T in-jet P-38 Talon trainer which crashed shortly after take-off from Ellington Air Force Base near Houston, Texas, killing Astronaut Theodore C. Freeman, 34-year old Air Force Captain.
By LESTER L. COLEMAN,
M.D.
Running—Good, Simple Exercise
416 65 256.00 120.00 400 00 140.00 128.70 135.90 129 00 136 00 81.90 158 38 136.00 144 00
EXERCISE in moderation is no longer only suggested. It is actually prescribed for better
health.
Dr. Paul Dudley White, the Internationally known heart specialist, says, “Exercise is wonderful for the spirit The best antidote for nervous strain is fatigue from exercise. You 111 will not need || tranquilizers or 3 hypnotics if you | take a long walk in the evening, or run a mile or two if you are young Dr. Coleman enough.
“You will not
need sedatives; nature will supply you with pleasant sleeping.” Take Mild Workout Business people who live sedentary, inactive life are encouraged to take a mild workout or “jog” slowly around an indoor or outdoor track. These tracks exist in the high schools and colleges in the immediate neighborhood in almost every
community.
If such a track is not available, your ingenuity can suggest many areas where you can enjoy this workout. Dr. Sid Robinson of Indiana University states that “running is the simplest of all sports to perform. For the benefit you get out of it, running requires less time than any other ac-
tivity.”
Improves Circulation The circulation of the blood is improved by mild yet vigorous exercise of the muscles. Actually, good muscle tone of the abdominal wall and the legs aid the heart in maintaining healthy circulation. Of course, enthusiasm for exercise does not mean overactivity to the point of exhaus-
tion.
High In the mountains of Bavaria is a Cardiac Reconditioning Center which is devoted to the prevention of heart disease, and to the rehabilitation of heart patients by diet, exercise, hydrotherapy and psychic recon-
ditioning.
Inspired “Cardiac Spas’* It has won sufficient favor to inspire the creation of 3,000 “cardiac spas” all over Europe, all based on the principles of controlled exercise which is so much a part of the program of the Center in Bavaria. The idea has found proponents in America who suggest that running, swimming and pushups might even reduce high cholesterol levels in the
blood.
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Four Exercise Tips Before embarking on any exercise regime to which you are not accustomed, four important suggestions are made: 1) Check with your doctor before beginning a vigorous exercise program. Competitive or strenuous exercise should be performed only after a thorough medical study. 2) Begin with a walk, increase it to a rapid or brisk walk, and then graduate into a gentle jog. Never push yourself beyond a sensible limit. 3) Don’t expect to make world records. Don’t compete with youngsters. The value of exercise is negated by exhaustion. 4) Maintain a regular program of exercise for maximum benefit. These columns are designed to relieve your fears about health through a better understanding of your mind and body. All the hopeful mew advances in medicine reported here are known to doctors everywhere. Your individual medical prob~ Jems should bo handled by youi own doctor. Be knows you best.
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