The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 April 1965 — Page 2
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2 Th« D«ily Banntr, Graancastle, Indiana
Thursday, April 29, 1965
Letter To The Editor
Dear Editor: dragged in the road and buwt What are our county high- his oil pan costing him 539.62
way men paid for? to get it fixed.
While traveling on a country Now the county sure pays road in South Putnam County, them for their work. Now what I hit a big rock which was in is wrong? Are they Just too the middle of the road, and lazy or do they think all they broke the manifold on my car, have to do is to sit on a road which took $10.00 to get it fix- grader and never get off to ed. I learned later that same take the rocks out of the road evening that the county road which they drag in the road,
grader had been over that same This might cause a wreck and OutiWe of Putnam Co. $10.00 per year road the same day. kill someone. Outride e# Indiana $14.00 par year
Earlier in the year our son Talk about trash in the road,
hit a rock in the middle of the what is this ?
road that the road grader had ! An Observer
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Business Phene Ol 3*51S1 Samuel R. Rariden, Publisher Nerma Hill, Gen. Mgr. Elisabeth Rariden, Business Mgr. James B. Zeis, Managing Editor William 0. Hooper, Adv. Mgr. Entered in the Past Office at Green* castle. Indiana, as Second Class Mol matter under Act of March 1, 1B78.
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In Memory W. Reed, April
Bible
Thought
Hubert
1959.
29,
Ellen
I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly. John
10:10.
Christ in the heart means
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Sheinwold On Bridge Reliable Crystal Ball Not Needed For Bridge
By ALFRED SHEINWOLD The advantage of having a
| with the jack on the spade return, losing to the queen. Back
comes a spade to the king. South goes after the diamonds
and East gets in with the king,
l How does East know which newness of life, life overflowing suit. If East returns a club, with all that is good. Without South takes nine tricks; of East Him there is death and all that returns a heart, West runs the savors of death. With Him spades to defeat the contract, i there is life and all that makes
life strong and beautiful and
How does East know which good and eternal,
ace his partner holds ? In cham-
Personal And
$00 Attended Try Open House Sunday The open house for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fry on Sunday was enjoyed by 200 registered guests. The tea table was beautifully decorated with lighted candles and a floral center piece with letters attached to it. The cake was decorated like a letter. Mrs. Velda Nees, who has lived on R. R. No. 3 a number of years, presented Mr. Fry with a white carnation with a 5 cent postage stamp placed on it. Mrs. Voshel Frazier preesnted Mrs. Fry with a corsage of red roses. A thank you speech from Mr. Fry was enjoyed by all. A cash gift and cakes were given by the patrons of R. R. No. 3. The cakes that were left were sent to the Donna Nursing Home and the Eventide Nursing Home. Out of town guests came from Bainbridge, Martinsville, Greencastle, Belle Union and Eminence.
pionship play, East should know; there is no need for him
to guess.
EXPERT SIGNAL The play of the first two tricks makes it clear that South has only the king of spades left. West can lead any of the three spades and South will still
Local News Any lady in the vicinity of Cloverdale wishing to play volly ball just for fun contact Mrs. Donald F. Fidler or Mrs. Rita Garrett.
reliable crystal ball is that you have to play the king. Instead of The Emera Club wm have a can always tell when company i picking a spade at random, West dinner me eting at Torr’s on
is coming or whether the boss chooses a particular spade to trill »how up at eight o’clock In show where his side strength is. i jf
the morning. You don't need supernatural help to tell which
ace your partner holds.
West would return his lowest I spade, the deuce, if he had side
any member needs further information call OL 3-3082. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kohut
IBM Plans growth comparisons for the first quarter of 1965. Mr. Watson said that the rising demand for system/360 outside the United States underscores the growth of IBM's foreign operations and the significant role they now play in the company’a total business. Referring to the President's program to reduce the balance of payments deficit Mr. W T atson said “Because IBM began investing capital abroad so many years ago, we are in a good position the Globe Exploration Company a subsidiary of the Shell Oil Company in Mid-
rapid to date, only 30 per cent Of the crop was in by the weekend. The average is 75 per cent for this date. “Direct seeding of tomatoes and setting of tomato plants was under way in a few southern counties. About five per cent of the rye has reached the heading stage. Barley has just begun to head in southern counties.
Launch Satellrte
i VANDENBERG AFB, Calif. IUPI — An undisclosed satellite ! using an Atlas-Agena booster i combination was launched Wednesday toward polar orbit, th* Air Force announced, j It was the 34th launch from | this base this year. ■. .. '—■ • ■ 1
First Hand Visit AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands UPI — Crown Princess Beatrix wore a black wig, an old coat and glasses Wednesday night on a tour of Amsterdam's red light district. A court spokesman said the visit “was made In connection with the princess’ desire for first-hand knowledge of social welfare conditions.
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strength in the lowest suit of Denver, Colorado, have re- land ’ Texas (clubs). In this case, West has turned home after visiting Mr.
side strength in the hghest suit (hearts I, and therefore West returns his highest spade (the
eight at the third trick. When East takes the king of
diamonds, he knows that he
and Mrs. Walter Feld. Mrs. Kohut is a niece of Mrs. Feld. Girl Scout Neighborhood As-
This year's annual meeting was held on the grounds of the IBM plant in San Jose, Calif. The company established its first West coast manufacturing
3rd in Gobin Charter House at 7:30 p. m. Leaders are reminded
must lead a heart, and this lead that ^ Camp application8 arc defeats the contract. Now. if the due at this meeting _
this hand out correctly will work college students who worked as hard on Integral Calculus, maybe we ll win the space race.
sociation will meet Monday May facility in San Jose two years
ago.
The San Jose plant is shar-
City firemen were called to the Bill Alexander home, 804
SHOEMAKER-CORNET! VOWS EXCHANGED Miss Dianne Cornett became the bride of David Shoemaker in a double ring ceremony solemnized by Rev. Paul Robinson in the Hanna Street Baptist Church on Saturday, April 17. Miss Cornett wore a street length blue silk brocade dress with matching short veil and carried a white Bible with her bouquet of red and white roses and white streamers. She was given in marriage by her brother, Raymond Cornett of Cincinnati, Ohio. The matron of Honor was Mrs. Karen Berry and best man was Denny Berry. After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Shoemaker where the young couple received many lovely gifts and refreshments of cake and punch were served. Mrs. Shoemaker is the daughter of Mrs. Delila Cornett and Mr. Shoemaker the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sohemaker of Greencastle. At present the young couple are making their home at Cedar Crest.
ing in the construction program with 200,000 additional square feet of manufacturing and warehouse space currently
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DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with one heart, and the next player passes. You
Heart Club 8
South Jackson Street, at 9:35 l)ein ®' bui ' t
Wednesday night. They reported a mattress on fire and esti-
mated damage at $100.
When this hand was played j hold; gpad* Q g 5 4 2 in the annual Intercollegiate A 10 Diamond 3 2 Bridge Tournament a couple of 5 g 2. Whot do you say?
months ago, the problem was to
defeat the contract of three no- Answer: Bid one spade. Altrump. i ways show a five-card suit at West open* the Four of spades ! th * leVel ° f ° ne rather than to the ace. South tries a finesse * pond Wth on * notrum P-
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Funeral services for Mrs. Mina M. McCarty, 67, will be held Friday at 11 a. m. at the Gugel Funeral Home, 419 North Michigan Avenue, Saginaw, Michigan. Mrs. McCarty was the mother of Mrs. Lee Lewis, formerly of Greencastle, nowresiding In Kendallville. Indiana. Mrs. McCarty passed away Tuesday evening at her home
in Bridgeport, Mich.
Ernest Leroy Knauer, the son of the late Etta M. and Clement (Bud) Knauer and the brother of Charlie and Harold Knauer, Mrs. Alice Thomas, Mrs. Florence Lady and Mrs. Mabel Eason, was rushed to the Robert Long Hospital last Friday morning in serious condi-
County Hospital
Dismissed Wednesday: Maxine Gough, Greencastle Shirlty Collins, Greencastle Ethel Sharp, Greencastle Johnnie Raub, Reelsville James Mace, Reelsville Marcia Ann Hall, Coatesville Donald Hall, Coatesville David Stubblefield, Coatesville Edna Bopp, Fort Lauderdale. Florida • , Births: Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Bouyea, Hess Trailer Court, a girl, Wednesday.
Card Of Thanks
Farm Work Is 8 Days Behind
LAFAYETTE UPI —Progress of field work on Indiana farms was eight days behind normal by the end of last week, agricultural statistician Robert E. Straszheim of Purdue reported
today. * . *
Straszheim said topsoils dried enough last week for three days of field work, the best week of the season. However, activities were confined largely to well-
drained soils, he said.
“Topsoil moisture, rated
mostly surplus the previous year average of 45 per cent, week, declined to mostly ade- The planting of corn was limquate last week,” the weekly ’ ited to a few southern counties crop report said. “Subsoil mois- during the week, ture also declined and is now “While the progress of seedrated mostly adequate. |ing spring oats was the most
“Vegetative growth continues to be somew-hat behind usual, j Winter wheat reached an average height of six inches, about the same as a year earlier but : two inches behind usual. “Spring oats averaged only an inch compared to a usual three inches. This was also the
same as a year earlier.
“Pastures showed some Improvement but were still rated as mostly fair. About 30 per cent of the feed for cattle is
now from pastures.
“Spring plowing continues well behind usual. Only 30 per cent of the land intended for corn and soybeans has been plowed compared with a five-
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tion with a blood clot in his; Presbyterian Church and our right leg artery. He would en-; neighbors, the pall bearers, and / joy hearing from his friends others who assisted us during and relatives. His address Is t h# long illness and death of
our beloved wife and mother. Hazel B. Edington, we hereby express our sincerest thanks and deepest appreciation. We
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