The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 December 1964 — Page 3

SOUTH PUTNAM SCHOOL NEWS School Choir Sings at Revival At the Bethel Baptist Church Revival Meeting on November 19, The Fillmore Choir had the honor of singing. They were directed by Miss Black, choir instructor. A few of the songs that were sung were "Onward Ye People,” and Santa’s Kingdom Falling Down. Calendar for December December 22 — Cascade, here. December 29-30 — Holiday Tourney, Cascade (Cascade, Ellettsville, and Windfall.)

Most Likely to Succeed, Twelve Years of Togetherness, Class Lovers, and Most Ambitious.

Fire Destroys Bowling Alley GARY, UPI — A fire destroyed the Tri City Bowling Alley late Sunday and the loss was estimated at $600,000. A fire department spokesman said he believes the blaze started in the kitchen. Irvin Glickman, the owner, made the damage estimate. There were no injuries.

Senior Girls took the Betty Crocker Award Test Tuesday, December 1, 1964. The results will be given about the end of the year.

Tickets are now on sale for Holiday Tourney — December 29-30. Price for tickets are $2 for adults and $1.50 for students. Buy your ticket now.

Don't forget to order your yearbook from any Senior. Remember, time is running out. Pictures Taken On November 24, Mr. Taylor from Taylor Studio, Greencastle, spent the day shooting pictures for the annual. The pictures that were taken during the day were mostly of the Seniors and their Cords, and other Senior Activities. Such pictures were as follows: Class Clown, Shyest, Most Musical, Best Dressed, Putnam County Fair Queen Candidate, Senior Cords, Most Athletic,

HEALTH CAPSULES by Michael A. Petti, M.D.

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Parolee Found Dead In Bed TERRE HAUTE UPI—One of eight men sentenced to federal prison in connection with a multi-million dollar interstate football operation here several years ago was found dead in his home Saturday. Authorities said Edgar M. Wyatt, 66. was found dead in bed. They said Wyatt was paroled Aug. 21 from the Federal Penitentiary here. He was sentenced to five years in 1959 for conspiracy and attempting to evade federal gambling taxes.

"Sar.ta Maria," Columbus’ shirt, wrecked; 1642—Sir Isaac Newton born; 1745—Peace of Dresden concluded between Austria, Prussia, and Saxony; 1776 —Washington crossed the Delaware River; 1777—Christmas Island discovered by Captain Cook; 1780—Nashville, Tennessee, founded; 1786 Shay’s Rebellion broke out; 1821—Clara

Dec. 25 In History 1065 — Westminster Abbey ' consecrated; 1066—William the Conqueror crowned; 1492

$66,000 ••MISUSE”—J- Robert Loftis (above), who quit March 27 as the $20,000-a-year administrative aide of Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara, is under federal indictment in Alexanderia, Va., in the misappropriation of some $66,000 in defense funds. Indicted with Loftis, 52, are John A. Wylie, 57, retired $17,500-a-year defense budget chief, and William H. Godel, 43, who was removed Aug. 24 as a $20,-000-a-year deputy director of advanced research projects.

Barton born; 1837—Battle of Okeechobee with Seminole Indians; 1840—Birthday of Peter Ilyitch Tschaikovsky; 1842— Battle of Mier in Mexico; 1849 —San Francisco fire; 1875— First Penny newspaper printed in Chicago. ,

FISHY Some new ideas for an old snack favorite—herring. Serve herring in cream sauce in bitesize pastry tartlets baked from your favorite pie crust mix. Garnish each with chopped olives and pimento. Or thread skewers with pieces of herring in wine sauce (drained), small white onions, pimento squares and mushroom caps (raw or cooked, drained).

Wildcat Strike By Dock Workers NEW YORK UPI—Dissatisfied dockworkers in the New York and Baltimore areas today staged a wildcat strike in defiance of union leader who had pleaded they go back to i work. The New York strike, which j has been tied up half the port, began Sunday night when members of Local 791 International Longshoremen’s Asso c i at i o n stopped work at Pier 57 in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Staten Island and Newark, N.J., today. About 1,000 members of ILA Local 829 in Baltimore refused to work today, although they agreed to handle military cargo.

most two hours Saturday night and early Sunday while firemen battled a blaze which destroyed a two-story frame house near here. Fire officials said units from Lawrenceburg and Greendale fought the flames at the home of Bass Fitzpatrick, 48.

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Monday, December 21, 1964

River, N. Y., who married Spanish nobility shortly after World War II. She had been sent to Spain on a mission for the U. S. Office of Special Services (OSS).

HEADS A.T.&T.—H. I. Romnes (above) becomes president of the giant American Telephone A Telegraph Company Jan. 1, succeeding Eugene J. McNeely, president since 1961. Romnes, with offices in New York, was vice chairman of the board.

Man Is Injured By Plane Prop INDIANAPOLIS UPI — A man who was struck by the whirling propeller of his plane remained in serious condition today. Arthur Lundberg, 50, had just returned from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Saturday when he fell into the propeller at Weir Cook Airport. Lundberg received a badly cut arm and chest injuries.

Gun Victim LAWRENCEBURG, I n d | UPI — Traffic along U S 5.6 near here was halted for al-

Fashion Aided By Best-Dressed NEW YORK UPI—Those annual best-dressed lists serve one healthy purpose — they stimulate fashion. But they also skip a lot of the deserving, says one woman named so often to the lists she finally was elevated to a hall of fame and taken out of the running. Aline Griffith, the Countess Quintinilla of Madrid, so sums up the annual salute to style. “There are thousands of women who are very elegant and eligible for the list,” said the brunette beauty from Pearl

"They’re just f scene and so are said the countess.

from the ver seen,”

her "retired,” she smiled, because the clothing bill would be less. The countess said most of her clothes are designed by Pedro Rodriguez of Madrid. She does not cater to Paris labels.

“I find the list more of a symbol, to encourage women all over the world to fashion. The women cited have to live up to it, but I think this is a healthy thing—to keep them on their toes.” In 1962, the Countess was moved on up to hall of fame alongside such best-dressed perennials as the Duchess of Windsor, Mrs. William Paley, and Princess Grace of Monaco, to leave space for new faces. The news international list, compiled from ballots circulated largely through the fashion world, is due in early January. Her husband was glad to see

18 Cars Derailed MUNCIE UPI—Eighteen of about 80 cars of a Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad freight tfrain were derailed near Gaston early Sunday. No injuries were reported.

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Butler Wins

INDIANAPOLIS UPI —Hoat Butler retained Its debating tournament championship over the weekend. Wabash finished second. Indiana third, DePauw fourth and Purdue fifth.

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