The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 June 1965 — Page 2
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The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Saturday, June 5, 1965
GOOD OLD
DAYS West Washington street was
the scene of much coasting Sunday when about fifty boys with sleds discovered that the street was a solid sheet of ice from the Allen Brothers corner to the old Lynch home at the
end of the street, giving the bleeding badly. He then looked
Letter To Editor...To The Editor: I was driving west on U. S. 40, between Plainfield and Belleville, when a speeding car passed me. At the same time I noticed a truck pulling out of a truck stop. The car was traveling at such a great speed it couldn't stop. It turned to miss the truck and lost control. When the car came to a stop it was in a big ditch and laying on
its top.
The car had just passed me, so naturally I w’as the first one | there. My buddy got tha flares out and we removed the people and laid them flat on the ground. By this time the State Police had arrived. One got out and come down to where we were. The other one stayed by the patrol car. The one by the patrol car asked if an ambu- ' lance was needed. The other • one just stood there and I finally told him that the lady was
1MI DAItY IANNIS AND HIRALD CONSOLIDATED 24-21 S. Jackson St. Gr—ncasH., Ind. Business Mionu OL 3-5151 Samu.l R. Rarid.n, Publish.r Nonna Hill. Gon. Mgr. Eliiabolli Rarid.n, Business Mgr. Janies B. Zeis. Managing Editor William D. Haaper. Adv. Mgr. Entered in the Pest Office at Greencastle, Indiana, as Secand Class Mail mattw under Act of March 1. 187B. Subscription Prices Heme Delivery 40c per week Mailed in Putnam Ca. $8.00 per year Outside of Putnam Ca. $10.00 per year Outside of Indiana $14.00 per year Bible Thought And when the day of Pentecost was fully come, they were all with one accord in one place. Acts 2:1.
boys a straight track of four blocks. In the afternoon the older people got excited over the sport and it was not an uncommon thing to see an old man with a long beard on a sled with a bunch of school
boys.
It was forty days srnce the
Lord arose from the sepulchre, 1 4 ^
and the followers were together praying and in one accord. They were following a command from
Sheinwold On Bridge Tou Can’t Win At Bridge By Playing Scared Cards By ALFRED SHEINWOLD A certain kind of bridge player is a sure loser because he plays “scared cards.” He ducks his responsibilities in the bidding and in the play, trying to avoid criticism. Sometimes he does both on the same hand.
East dealer North-South vulnerable NORTH A Q 9 6 2 V 75432 O AK. A Q4 WEST EAST A A7 A 54 S? Q96 K 8 0 10 953 0874 A 8652 A AKJ 1093 SOUTH A KJ 108} V A J 10 O Q J 62
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South West North 1 A 2 A 3 4 4 4 All Pass Opening lead — 42
Route 40 Rider* Held Horse Show The Route 40 Riders held a blue ribbon horse show on May 23rd at the Roy Hartman Arena in Putnamville. Over fifty horses were entered In various classes, showing to a large audience of spectators. The Reelsville band played several numbers which were enjoyed by the crowd. The horse committee judge and all members who helped to make the show a success are thanked by the Club. The next show will be July 18th at the Max Watts arena in Putnamville.
the Indiana Rural News-Indi-ana R.E.M.C. Local gills attending the convention are Ruthie Miller, Jane Scholl, Penny Phillips, Janice Lemmink, Diana Miller and Dee Ann Crawford.
CLUB CALENDAR Tuesday S.C.C.—6:30 p.m.—Mrs. C. T. Robbins.
Wednesday Chapter CB. PEO
8:00
p. m. — Mrs. Edwin Snavely.
East 1 4
When this hand was played, East should have bid five clubs instead of selling out to four
« me and Just chewed me out : Je5us , nd they „ ady tor 1 e Ct a 2 . * a<?tUa y aCl f d as whatever would happen. They
it he d.dht even care if the ^ t<) , he spades. This couldn't be expenpeople lived or not | , m „ the „ orld whal ' *
I just hope that if I m ever , ^ .
have we done in these last forty
in the condition of these people. ,
... T . ... . . , days to improve our Testimony that I don t have to depend on , J
this policeman to come to my rescue. I think that this patrol-
Reading, Penn.—Police officials have served notice on Mrs. Harry Jefferies, owner of a Mexican parrot, that the bird must stop swearing at passersby. The owner of the parrot denies it uses swear words and a controversy has resulted The woman hangs the parrot in the front yard of her home next to the Young Women s Christian Association, and, according to complaints, its conversation knows no limits. “How the hell are you?” the bird is alleged to ask folks passing. “Hot as hell, ain't it?” is another query credited to it.
man is a disgrace to our Indiana State Police Force. M. R. T.
for Christ?
They’re telling a good one on the sheriff of an adjoining county. “Somebody” called him up and told, confidentally—I don t want my name mentioned, of course—"that a truck was on its way from Montezuma with a load of “white mule.” Three roads were indicated as possibilities. The sheriff mobilized a half dozen deputies who endured the winter breezes until a late hour, when finally the truck heaved in sight. And sure enough, ft was loaded with white mule—a dead one—on its way to a fertilizer plant. The sheriff didn't tax any “in and out fees ’ on the case.
County Hospital Howard Davis, Greencastle Effie McAlinden, Greencastle Marjorie Wallace, Greencast-
le
Betty Mishler, Greencastle Margaret O'Hair, Greencastle Harriet Agnew, Greencastle Manon Brock, Greencastle Gertrude York, Greencastle Retta O'Neal, Cloverdale Sandra Cummings, Plainfield Mary Parker, Stilesville Mary Parker, Stilesville Alvin Isenberg, Coatesville Henry Woodall, Putnamvillg
Births: i _ The Brick Chapel Home EcMr. and Mrs. Dorwin Duncan, onomics Club will me et with
Greencastle, a boy, Friday.
sive, and East had little reason to expect that he could defeat
four spades.
At five clubs, East would lose a spade, a heart, and three diamonds. The penalty would be only 500 points, less 100 for honors. This is a small price to pay to stop a 700-point rubber. A bid of five clubs has something else to recommend it. South or North may push on to five spades, and then they may well be overboard.
MISPLAYED
After misbidding East misplayed. He won the first trick
Richard Lemmink, Abe Wal-' with the king of clubs and con-
Personal And Local News
Alta Chavis is a patient in the Putnam County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Robinson, Fillmore, a son, born Wednes.
day.
Route 40 Riders Held Meeting The Route 40 Riders club met May 13th at the Skeet Building with some fifty members and guests present. The final plans for the horse show were made with the various jobs being filled by volunteers and draftees. Color film and a First Aid Kit are to be purchased for use at all the shows and rides. Don McLean showed films of I roping and bull fighting in Mexico, that drew many questions and comments from the interested spectators. The L. E. Sanfords and Cecil Robertsons served tasty refreshments of ice cream, pie and cookies at the close of the meeting. New members are, June Rogers, Marvin Arnold and Sandy Sibbitt. The June meeting will be a wiener roast with Robertsons and Sanfords. Members are to bring wieners, buns, cups and sticks for roasting wieners.
ANNIVERSARIES David Joe Vermillion, Fort Sill, Okla., 20 years old today, June 5th.
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ton and Audrey Walton left Friday afternoon for a week's
fishing in Canada.
The Mt. Meridian Community Club will meet Wednesday, June 9th with Josephine Cox for a
covered dish dinner.
The Hospital Guild Sewing group will meet at 9:30, June 8 in the Nurses Home basement. Any Guild member is welcome.
Bring a sack lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Robinson, Fillmore, a boy, Wednesday.
Space Tourists no decrease in alertness,” flight surgeon Duane Catterson said. ! The flight plan was back on the schedule it had veered from during unsuccessful first-day efforts to rendezvous with its booster rocket and White’s space gun maneuvers outside the capsule.
97 Stranded By Unusual Mishap SAN FRANCISCO UPI — A large Pacific Ocean passenger liner tried to rescue 97 stranded tourists from an island near Australia Friday but was prevented by high seas, according
to a ship's agent here.
The spokesman for PAO Orient Lines said that a message
Mrs. Frank Sanders. Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock. Mrs. Buechler will give the lesson. The 4-Leaf Clover Club will meet Tuesday June 8th at 1:30 p. m. with Mary Lou Sharp. Iva Cooper will have the package lesson on “Travel Light.” 1 S.C.C. will meet with Mrs. C. T. Robbins for a pitch-in dinner at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. Mrs. Frank DeVaney and Mrs. Willis ! Wesner will be assisting host-
esses.
I Memorial Services will be
tinned with the ace. South ruffed and led a trump to force out the ace. Declarer eventually took two heart finesses, losing one trump, one heart, and one
club.
The bidding and the nature of the opening lead made it clear that West had four clubs, which left South with a singleton. Leading a second club turned control over to South. East must switch to the king of hearts at the second trick. This defeats the contract if West has the ace of hearts, since the defenders take two top hearts and then East ruffs a heart. As the cards lie, the switch is equally effective. South takes the ace of hearts and leads a trump, but West steps up with the ace of trumps to cash the queen of hearts and give East a heart ruff. If West has neither the ace nor the queen of hearts, East's switch will not work, but neither will anything else. DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with one club,
Local Girls Will Attend Convention Six delegates from the Greencastle Junior High Chapter of the Indiana Association of Future Homemakers of America will attend their organization's nineteenth annual state convention on June 8-9 at Ball State University, Muncie. They will be accompanied by Nedra Jordan and chapter mother, Mrs. Raymond Miller, Jr. The theme of this year's convention is “Building Blocks for the Future.” Featured speakers will be Mrs. Birch Bayh and Dr. John Furbay of Trans W'orld Airlines. A seventy-voice All-State Chorus will be featured at the Tuesday evening banquet session. Miss Ruthie Miller of the local chapter will sing with this group. At this session, also, presentations of F.H.A. will be made by the Indiana Retail Council, the Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc., the Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperatives, the Sears-Roebuck Foundation and
Johnson, Erhard Agree On Force WASHINGTON UPI — President Johnson and West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard agree that nuclear-backed U. S. forces should remain in Europe “so long as they were wanted and needed for the peace and security.” The two leaders issued a joint statement Friday following a discussion of mutual problems in an hour-long meeting and a working lunch at the White House. They pledged to maintain an “intimate and dynamic” alliance between their nations. Erhard met with Johnson during a one-day visit to Washington after receiving an honorary degree from Columbia; University in New York Thurs- I day. The West German chancellor ! left Friday night for Bonn, j where he meets at the end of next week with French President Charles de Gaulle, whose objection to the preponderant role of the United States in i NATO has caused strain within the defense alliance. Friday’s informal sessions between Johnson and Erhard were attended by Defense Secretary ! Robert S. McNamara and Sec- ] retary of State Dean Rusk. Erhard emphasized in the' statement West Germany's “vital interest in the continued ; progress of European unity.” ! The chancellor, who met with a few members of Congress before his departure, said that even though his visit was an informal one it was natural that his talks with U. S. leaders would ba “filled with substance.”
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NOTICE
Fillmore High School Summer recreation program will start Monday, June 7, according to the schedule of events. Darrell Hoyer, Director
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held at New Providence Baptist an( j nex t player passes. You 1 Church Sunday June 6th at hold; Spade A 7 Heart Q 9 6
was received from the 29.000- P - Jeffs will be Daimond 10 9 5 3 Club 8 6 5 2. ton liner Orsova saying it was! the s P eaker - Hurst-Collins Posti What do y 0 u say?
Answer: Bid two clubs. You would respond one diamond if your four cards were headed by
McDivitt slept through the 22nd, 23rd and 24th orbits Friday night. White reported he got four hours of ’sound sleep.” Neither man was eating on the prescribed schedule, although they assured Dr. Paul
Lachance, a space agency food was no indication that expert, that they were “chow- were in any danger, hounds.” I —
proceeding to Anckl.nO, New . Amencan Leg,™ of Cloverd.le Zealand, after falling to make.” 11 h,v ' ,h ' milltary SCrV,Ce ' the rescue at Lord Howe Inland.' | Th ' ba " d
436 miles northeast of Sydney,' Mr - and Mrs - Verlin Rader something respectable, but there Australia. received a telegram June 4, is very little point in showing a The ship said the tourists f rom their son. Pvt. William suit that you cannot stop for
Rader, that he had arrived, notrump purposes when some safely at Dugway, Utah. Bill , other bid fully describes your
went by plane. He informed hand.
were stranded on the inhabited island Tuesday when their New South Wales Airlines flying boat broke from its moorings and was damaged. There
they
White reported Friday night
that he ate some beef bites, potato salad, fruit cake and orange juice. He also took six swallows of water. heeding
constant blandishments earth. “Don’t forget to
water.”
Santo Domingo Reports Firing
Dr. Burns, D.C. CHIROPRACTOR
SANTO DOMINGO UPI —
from Rebel - held southeastern Santo drink Domingo was hit Friday night
by high - explosive fire in an unI explained renewal of heavy at-
! tack on the area.
Col. Francisco Boaventura Cavalcanti, a Brazilian U. N. dviser, said eight projectives were fired across the O z a m a
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his parents, that he will be working as a Draftsman at the base. Mrs. Clem C. Williams, Jr., 523 Anderson St., Greencastle, will be among the 1,000 alumnae returning to Wellesley College for the annual Wellesley Weekend June 10 to 13 on the campus in Wellesley, Mass. Reunions of 15 classes from 1895 to 1960 will be attended by alumnae from 38 of the United States and the District of Columbia, and from Switzerland, Pakistan, Bermuda, Puerto Rico, and Canada. The Putnam County Mental Health Association will hold a Board of Directors meeting Monday at the Fairway Res-
Putnom Court Notes Ralph J. Johnson vs Ruby Neoma Johnson, suit for absolute divorce.
Marriage Licenses Clifford Wilson Foynter. Bainbridge Grain Elevator, Bainbridge and Glenda Sue Strout, at home, Roachdale. Thomas Edward Lang, salesman, Indianapolis and Sara Ann Borden, secretary, Roachdale.
River into rebel territory. He taurant * 1 1: 45 a. m. Organisaid two persons - a women and zatl0naI Pl an s including the ap-
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a young girl were killed and at least six wounded by the attack. It was certain immediate- . ly exactly what sort of projectile were involved or by whom they were fired. First reports said they were bazooka rockets fired from the Ozama s U. S. — held left bank. Later information indicated, however, that they may have been motar or light artillery shells fired from positions beyond the American lines.
pomtment of a nominating committee for election of officers and new board members. A' progress report of the current J drive for funds to support the I Putnam County Mental Health program will alco be of great importance to the organization. All board members are urged
to attend.
NOTICE! The Office Of DICK J. STEELE M.D. will b« CLOSED SATURDAYS TIL SEPTEMBER
In Memory
In loving memory of our Father, Vern Twomey, who passed away five years ago June 5th. and our Mother, who passed away three years ago, July 2nd. The Children.
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