The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 January 1965 — Page 2

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Friday, January 15, 1965

Editorial-Wise As To Juvenile Delinquent In our opinion juvenile delinquency which has been more or less rampant in the past, has definately decreased in Greencastle and Putnam County. Over the years, as a reporter, we have "covered” numerous cases of juvenile delinquency for The Daily Banner. This has never been a pleasant assignment as we like boys and girls and hate to see them get into trouble. In many instances, the dilemma in which they found themselves was not always all their fault by any means. Broken homes, automobiles, and too much idle time on their hands, we believe are the three major factors that cause youngsters to slip by the wayside. Juvenile delinquency during the past two years has been handled most adroitly by Francis N. Hamilton, Judge of the Putnam Circuit Court; Mrs. Mildred Hervey, County Probation Officer; James Houck, County Prosecutor, and of course, all law enforcement officials. This youth delinquency has been a problem, especially for Judge Hamilton and Mrs. Hervey. We wish to commend them for the excellent work they have done in this category of court activities. Just one young person put on the right track is something to be proud of and gives you a good feeling. We know that Judge Hamilton and Mrs. Hervey have experienced this feeling on a number of occasions the last two years. Signals Still Not Right We called the local State Highway Department Office the other day to notify them that the "wait" and “walk” signals were not working properly on some of the downtown traffic lights. We were informed that this information would have to be relayed to the Crawfordsville State Highway Department in order to get the matter corrected. We are sure that this has been done by the local office but as yet, the signals are still not reacting as they should to the automatic electric device which controls them. This situation has been confusing to many pedestrians, especially older people. We noticed an elderly lady a day or two ago who actually didn't know just what to do. Perhaps, this incorrect operation will be cleared up before Spring and before someone gets hurt. A Little Bit Premature We understand that a well known Indiana political writer has made a prediction as to who will be the next governor of the state. To us. this seems a little premature as Governor Roger Branigin has just assumed the office of Hoosierland's Chief Executive. We believe that he should be given the chance to prove his qualities in the very important position of governor. At least, he was elected to serve a four year term. Perhaps in 1968 there will be time enough or better yet the appropriate time to begin thinking about just who may become governor in January of 1969.

Better Homes Club

Met With Wanda Wall The Better Homes Club met at the home of Wanda Wall with Joan Koenig serving as co-hostess. Kathy Pitts, past president, preformed the installation of officers for the new year. Betty Williams, president; Charity Vanlandingham. vice president; Nancy Brown, secretary; Dolores Grassick, treasurer. Nancy Livesay received her president's pin as the out-going president of 1964. Roll call "A word I have trouble spelling” was answered by fourteen members. The treasurer's report was read and Carolyn Carson gave a garden report on flower bulbs and care of Xmas flowers. The business

meeting followed.

"Home Economics” was the lesson presented by Wanda

Wall She pointed out moneysaving products and their uses in the home. Then Wanda branched out on topics concerning fibers and the contents of cloth when used in clothing. Swatches of material were distributed among the members advising them of their uses. Miss Donna Wall assisted her mother with the lesson. The advertising contest was won by Rita Johnson and the door prize was awarded by Nancy McBride.

EUCHRE Saturday, Jan. 16 REELSVILLE Community Bldg. Eat 6:30 p.m. Euchre 8:00 p.m.

WORE News

WGRE presents a special Interview with members of Delta Kappa Gamma national teachers fraternity tonight at 7:30. Judy Wise will be talking to Dr. Carolyn Guss, international president of Delta Kappa Gamma, and Anna Valdez, a graduate student at Indiana

I University from Chile.

Marriage License Ralph Owen Anderson, Machinist, Crawfordsville, and Susan Borgas, bookkeeper. Bainbridge.

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ing.

County Hospital i Dismissed Thursday: Rose Overshiner, Greencastle Martha McMains, Greencastle 1 Mrs. Charles Nicholson and daughter, Greencastle

Jack Swope, Cloverdale Mrs. Richard Crissinger and son, Reelsville Martin Dunn, Quincy

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CELEBRATE 25TH ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fellows will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary Sunday, January 17th. Mr. and Mrs. Fellows are well known residents of the Manhattan community and will hold open house Sunday afternoon at their home on R. R. 2, Reelsville. All their friends are cordially invited.

Anthony Simmons, 36, Oklahoma City, Okla., was lodged in the Putnam County jail on a drunken driving charge Thursday night by State Trooper

Jack Hanlon.

Jerry V. Steward, 22, an inmate at the Indiana State Farm, escaped from the Putnamville institution shortly after noon Thursday, state police reported

this morning.

—Lawyers' Wives ley, the Clowes family home, Golden Hill, Indianapolis, will be open to the wives of Lawyers attending the Mid-Winter Conference on Thursday, January 21, at 3:00 p. m. The Clowes Fund Art collection, considered one of the most outstanding in the midwest, includes canvases and panels by such renowned artists as Bellini, Bosch, Brueghel, Carvaggio, Clouet, Constable, Cranach, Duccio, Durer, El Greco, Goya, Frans Hals, Holbein, Rembrandt and Ru-

bens.

A famous self-portrait, unknown for nearly three centuries, recently has been added to the collection. It is an oil on canvas by Sir Anthony Van Dyck (1599-1641). Showing the

O.E.S. Notice Groveland O. E. S. 330 Moth' er and Daughter Supper, pitchin, 6:30 p. m. Eva Day W. M.

Asks Fund Hike For Disarmament WASHINGTON UPI— President Johnson asked Congress today for increased funds to step up U. S. efforts in the dis-

armament field.

Administration officials said Johnson would continue to press the Soviet Union for agreements to curb spread of nuclear weapons to more nations, limit certain military production and broaden the nu-

clear test ban.

In a special message to Congress the President asked for a four-year authorization of $55 million to run the U. S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency (ACDA). Congress gave the agency

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Norris of 601 Apple Street, wish to announce the engagement and I approaching marriage of their daughter, Tonia, to Frederick B Ford, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Brooks of Bloomington Miss Norris is a recent graduate of Greencastle High School and is presently employed with R. R. Donnelly and Sons in Crawfordsville. Her fiance is a 1962 graduate of Bloomington High and is employed with the RCA. The wedding will take place on February 20, at 2:30, in the Bethel A.M.E. Church on Crown and Apple.

In Memory

NOTICE F. K. WUERTZ Sc-$1.00 ON THE SQUARE Will be open for BUSINESS MONDAY, JAN. 18th

painter in three-quarter pro- ; $9 million for the current year,

file, the portrait is 24 inches high and 20 inches wide. Van Dyck was a famous student of

Rubens.

Other self portraits in the collection include Rembrandt (1606-1669) at the age of 23, Frans Hals (1580-16661; Hans Holbein, the younger (1497-

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although the administration had requested $15 million. The new funds would be for fiscal year 1966, which begins next July 1, through fiscal 1969.

I In memory of wife and mother, Mabel Williamson, who passed away one year ago today, January 15th, 1964. No morning dawns, no night returns, I But what we think of you : Those left behind are very dear, j But none replaces you: and Since you’re gone it’s not the same. The world is black and bare. We miss you everywhere we look And you just aren't there. We like to think when life is done Wherever heaven may be That you are standing at the door Up there to welcome us. Sadly missed by Clarel Williamson and family.

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HAMMOND, Ind. UPI —Ivan Janelle, 53. Gary, won a $28,000 damage award in Federal Court here Thursday from a jury in connection with his $150,000 suit against the Elgin,

duced and assigned to commit- Joliet & Eastern Railway. Jatees. The repeal of the 1957 ne ]] e contended he slipped on “right to work" law was one of sanc| on the catvvalk of a loco _

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ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Patricia McMains, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra McMains, 15 years old today.

Sept. IS when they flew in Pearson's Jet Star over the

Columbia River Basin, from such as elimination of prescrip-

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Relations Improve WASHINGTON UPI— Sen. J. William Fulbright, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, believes that this country’s relations with Russia have been improving slowly but steadily since the Cuban missile crisis of 1962. Fulbright made the observation Thursday after his committee was briefed by Llewellyn Thompson, former ambassador to the Soviet Union and an expert on Soviet affairs.

News Of Boys DAYTON, Ohio—Michael A. Oricko, whose wife. Mary, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Albin of 514 So. Jackson, Greencastle, Ind., was a member of the first class to complete the new defense weapons system management course recently initiated at the Air Force Institute of Technology at Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio. Oricko, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale Oricko of 16 Oaklawn, Medway, Ohio was one of a specially selected group of key government employees and senior officers from the military services to receive the 12 weeks of intensive training.

tion drugs from the state’s 2 per cent sales tax is the subject of several bills. Another proposal to eliminate the personal property tax on household goods is being pushed by Republicans and Democrats but a behind the scenes debate is underway among attorneys as to the best way of achieving the goal.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. UP — Former St. Joseph County Prosecutor Harry Taylor, 71. died Wednesday in a hospital here. He served two terms in the elective office in the 1920’s.

Reelsville School News ACTIVITIES CALENDAR Jan. 15-23 January 15 — End of third grading period and first semester. B.B., Russellville vs Reels- i ville Here at 6:45. January 18 — B.B., 7 & 8 vs Bainbridge There at 6:30. January 20-23 — County Tourney.

BRIGHT’S REGAL MARKET BELLE UNION SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY January 15th and January 16th Toilet Paper, 4 rolls for 25c Paper Towel-Twin Pak ........ 31c Crushed Pineapple 303 can 4 for .... $1.00 Tomato Juice, 46 oz. 4 for $1.00 Hunts Peaches, 2 1 /2 can, 3 for 85c Little Sport, cake mixes, 3 for 85c Little Sport Milk, 3 half gals, for .... $1.00

Card Of Thanks

Airliner Makes Forced Landing

NEW YORK UPI — A Rus-

The family of Mr. Frank sian airliner en route from MosWuertz would like to thank cow to Cuba ran low on fuel Reverend Robert Gingery, the over the Atlantic today and Whitaker Funeral Home, and made an emergency landing at all the friends and neighbors Kennedy International airport.

for the many floral contributions and memorials. Also we would like to thank them for their many acts of kindness.

The jet-powered TU114 of the Soviet Aeroflot airline landed at 8:45 a. m. EST and was directed to a taxiway on an iso-

and fullfillments at this time of lated section of the field for retheir bereavement. 15-lt fueling.

Trailer Firm Burns CONVERSE, bid. UPI —Fire destroyed the finishing building of the Landola Trailer Manufacturing Co. here Thursday. The loss was estimated at about $50,000. including two nearly completed house trailers.

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