The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 July 1965 — Page 5
Bainbridg* Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa Gibson and daughtw Carla had aa their Sunday guest*, Mr. and Mr*. Wo of Indianapolis, MT. and Mrs. Eddie Knox and daughter Lilly of Brazil, Mrs. Sarah Smith and Jack Smith of Greencaatle, Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and son, Mir. and Mrs. Donavon Shoal. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gray and son Freddie of Greencastle were afternoon callers. Mrs. Hazel Miller, Mrs. Ethel Hoovermale and Mrs. Clara Young of Jamestown spent Friday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson attended the 50th wedding anniversary Sunday afternoon at Kempton, Ltd., for Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Luth and daughter of Newman, HI., to Indianapolis to attend the birthday dinner for Mrs.. Neva Avery on Sunday. The dinner was held at the home of Mrs. Avery's son, Robert Hammond and family. Mr .and Mrs. Frank Peterson of DeKalb. Ohio, are visiting the latter's sister, Mrs. Hazel Graham and family and also a brother, Clarence Steward. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Grady of Indianapolis and his sister-in-law of Madison and Mrs. Laverne Pruitt of Indianapolis visited with friends here last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lucky Hostetler of Wellesville, Kansas and their daughter Mrs. Stanley DeFries. Mr. De Fries and children of Sioux Falls. S. Dakota called on Mr .and Mrs. Howard Hostetler last Thursday. Mrs. Lucky Hostetler will be remembered by many as Mary Edwards who taught in Bainbridge schools at one time. Mikell Blue is spending a two weeks vacation in Georgia and Florida. Mrs. Dorothy Murphey and daughters of Terre Haute were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gens Gooch. Mrs. Murphy remained fpr a week’s visit. Cindy and Vickie O’Hair visited their grandmother, Mrs. Pearl Shamel in Greenwood from Thursday till Sunday. Mrs. Stanley Dickson of Cambridge, Ohio, has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Jessie Hanks, also guest of Mr and Mrs. Wilhs Dickson. Mrs. J. J. Rockwell and children of Beulah. Mich., has also been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Hanks. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Pruitt of Danville, Ind., spent Sunday : with Mrs. Alva Pruitt. They! all visited Mr. Pruitt in the afternoon at the Britton Nursing Home in Rockville.
Mir. and Mrs. Herman Me* Cammack and daughter of Chattanooga, Term., visited Friday with his son Lowell Me* Cammack and family. Miss Jackie Minnick was hostess to 33 members and families of Jobs Daughters at her home Wednesday evening, with a cook out supper. Miss Minnick is the retiring Honor Queen. She is leaving soon for a vacation and visit with the Kermit Bartley family and other relatives in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Frank O’Hair and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott and family attendeda supper and birthday party at the home of Mr. and' Mrs. Joe Clodfelter Saturday evening at Brownsburg. The occasion was the tod birthday of their little daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hostetler entertained in their home Thursday evening with a carryin dinner in honor of Mrs. Arthur Weller, who is moving soon to the home of her son Raymond in LaGrange. Guests present for the occasion were members at one time of Mrs. Weller’s Sunday School class, which she taught for a number of years at the Methodist church. Following her the late Mabel Tumey taught several years and presently Mr. Howard Hostetler is teacher. After the meal Mrs. Roscoe Hillis gave an interesting talk on their trip to the Holy Land and Mrs. Hillis showed slides which were much enjoyed. Those present were Mrs. Weller, Mrs. Ruby Crosby, Mrs Inez Hanks. Mrs. Maude Crodian, Mrs. Hazel Scobee, Mrs. Garnet Fonner, Mrs. Carrie Miller. Mrs. Nellie Reeves, Mrs. Myrta Tate. Mr. C. E. Steward, Mr. and Mrs. Dolby Collings, Mr .and Mrs. Glenn Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Hillis, Mrs. Blanche Cox, Rev. and Mrs. Wade and little son. Mrs. Margaret Dickson and Mrs. Murel
Nelson,
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert O'Hair. Mrs. Shamel and Vickie and Cindy O'Hair attended the Rule reunion in Lebanon Sunday.
NiA Urged To Pioneer Exam NEW YORK UPI—The National Education Association (NEA) waa urged Thursday to pioneer a re-examination of the conduct and philosophy of education—especially in the early elementary and pre -school years. Speaking before thousands of educators gathered in Madison Square Garden for the 103rd NEA annual convention, Dr. Jerome Bruner, a noted Harvard University educational psychologist, asked that elementary education receive a fresh and complete overhaul — including an overhaul of the approach to the training of teachers. Bruner, who delivered the keynote address of the convention, detailed the early processes of education in a child and asked that a much higher priority be given to educating the pre-school student.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott and family were supper guests Friday evening of Mr. and Mrs. John Clodfelter in Greencastle.
Accusss Mayor Of Trying To Dodge CHICAGO UPI—The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. said Thursday night that Chicago's mayor was trying to dodge the school integration issue by claiming that Communists were involved in local civil rights
protests.
King also advised Chicago protest leaders to ignore pleas from Mayor Richard J. Daley and other officials to stop their almost daily demonstrations and permit a cooling off period. “We’ve cooled off all too long and I'm afraid we’ll end up in a deep freeze,” King said in a speech to a church convention. “Now is the time to get rid of de facto segregation, whether in Atlanta, Ga„ or Chicago, HI.” Nineteen downtown marches have been held here in less than a month to protest alleged de facto school segregation. Police have made 645 arrests, most of them in traffic-block-ing street sprawls.
Sonic Boom Causes Damage in Nevada BELMONT, Nev. UPI —This near-deserted town, once a mining center at the turn of the century, has had noe boom too many. An Air Force jet strayed off course several weeks ago and broke the sound barrier. The result — 15 broken windows. More sonic booms came the next day. The damage — one wall removed from its foundation, two walls moved between one and six inches, one tin roof damaged, window sills blown out of a home, one damaged trailer and a leaky water pipe.
STATE or INDIANA, COUNTY OF PUTNAM, ss: IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT, APRIL TERM. 1»65. CAUSE NUMBER: 21067. MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO. Plaintiff Vs. HAROLD SHANNON, and HAROLD SHANNON and AUDREY SHANNON, Husband and Wife, as Partners, doing Business under the firm name of Shannon Packing Company, Defendants. NOTICE The Plaintiff In the above entitled cause having filed his Complaint herein. together with his affidavit that the Defendants are not residents of this State and that the object of the action herein is to enforce the satisfaction of a Judgment. Now therefore, the Defendants In the above entitled cause are hereby notified that unless they be and appear on the 26th day of August. 1965. at the Court House In the city of Greencastle, In said County and State, to answer or demur to said Complaint, the same will be heard and determined In their absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF 1 have hereunto set my hand and the seal of this Court this 23rd day of ’une, 1965. Jack P. Hinkle, Clerk Putnam Circuit Court Attorney for Plaintiff. James M. Houck June 25-July 2-9-3t
HUSBAND. WIFE COUNTER-PICKET OAKLAND. Calif. (UPI) — Dr. Julius Winterfield, 50. head of the United States Divorce Reform Inc., recently led a picket line in front of the Alameda County Courthouse to protest “unfair” divorce laws. His ex-wife led a counterdemonstration.
Daley, dedicating a playground Thursday despite a telephoned bomb threat, repeated his charge that Communists were participating in the protest movement against Chicago public school Supt. Benjamin C.
Willis.
“We know Communists infiltrate all these organizations,” Daley said.
SUPPORT YOUR 'Y MENTAL \j HEALTH ASSOCIATION
COMMISSIONERS CLAIMS The Putnam County Board of Commissioners will meet In regular session Tuesday July 6. 1965 at 9:00 legal time at the Court House in Greencastle. Indiana to consider the following
claims :
COUNTY REVENUE Jack P. Hinkle *54166 Samuel Conner, DEP 300.00 Virginia Rigney 265 00 Anne Ginon 250.00 Eston C. Cooper. Auditor 541.66 Dalsey F. Shewmaker. Dep ... 300.00 Alice Mahoney. Dep 265.00 Ethel Mae Simpson. Dep 265 00 Leona Terry 265.00 Roland Lane. Treas 541 66 j Margaret O'Hair. Dep 300 00 ! Eula Clyde Ames, Dep 265.00 I Carrie Miller, Recorder 500 00 i Lucille Albln. Dep 300 00 Adah Blanche Pruitt. Ex Help 24 00 i Kenneth Knauer. Sheriff 541.66 i Paul M. Mason. Dep 300 00 j Percy M. Rice. Dep 265.00 Paul M Mason. Ex Duties ... 60 00 j Percy M. Rice, Ex. Duties .... 60 00 . Alan Stanley. Surveyor 350.00 Marie B. Dicks. Bd of Ed .... 300.00 L. W. Veach, M.D. Health Officer 225 00 Evelyn Spencer. Clerk 265 00 TheoUne Bee. PHN 366.67 Jewell Blue. Sanitation 400.00 James P. Stephens. Co. Coroner 1.012 50 Frank Sutherlin. Co. Assessor 500 00 Wilma Bryan. Dep 300 00 W. A. Patterson. Twp. Assessor 208 33 Joan E. Huber. Pros. Atty. 150.00 Sylvia Flnchum. Mat of Court House 125.00 Earl Ross. Cust 300.00 Baird Vermillion. Cust .... .. 225 00 Leonard Cooper. El. Op. ...... 110.00 Helen Knauer. Jail Mat 150 00 j Clinton V. Cue 75.00 ! Lawrence Dickerson Sr. I : Supt. of Co. Home 200.00 < Edith Dickerson. Mat 125.00 I Edith Dickerson 75 00 [ Nellie Waddell, Att 100 00 Oscar Allen Grogan. Att. .... 125.00 ' | Wm. M. Hurst, Vet Off 200.00 II Robert H. Newgent 50 00 I. Victor R. Hurst. Comm 225.00 iCharles Branneman. Comm .. 225.00 I Claude Malayer 225.00 i Charles P Rady, Co. Council 25.00
Paul Whitman as.00 William Mullinlx 25.00 Eddie Buts 25.00 Kenneth Shannon 25.00 Paul Murphy 25.00 Norman Knights 25.00 Ivan Craggs, Co Engineer 500 00 Rexell Boyd, Co Atty 125.00 Mary M. Berry. Twp Assessor 275.00 Hazel Thompson. Twp Assr. 385.00 Estll Meek, Bd of Review ... 216.00 H. L. Wells. Bd of Review ... 216.00 Mildred Hervey. Clr Crt 29.50 Books Plus I9.n Sheriff’s Allowances Clr Crt 2.210.32 Wright Electric. Crt House ... Ill 80 Gen. Tel of Ind 201.79 Dept of Sewage Disposal 118.50 Dept of Water Works 25.50 A. A. Huber and sons 28.32 Applegate Elevator Co 40.00 Craver Welding 12.50 Laundry Ease 9 40 Cundlff Electric 37.52 National Bird Exterminating Inc 50 00 Lee School Supply Co Inc .... 93.00 Edward C. Thompson. Jail ... 4.00 James P. Stephen M.D 8 00 Kenneth Knauer 25.00 Herrlott’s Store 1.47 Put Co Farm Bureau 4.00 Helen Knauer 14.13 Donelson's Pharmacy 10.94 Public Service, Co. Home 91.45 Lawrence McGaughey 7.00 Farm Bureau Co-Op 9.10 Culligan Soft Water 7.50 Veatch and Perkenton 16.44 Handy’s Milk and Ice Cream Co 4«®9 Olen O. Dudley 10 50 Omar Bakeries 29.94 Putnam Co. Frozen Foods ... 26.35 I. G.A. Food’s Inc 114.22 Reeves Welding 5.50 Greencastle Automotive Sup. Co .75 John Van Cleave 20.00 High Point Oil Co 114.68 Horace Link and Co 62.85 Coan Pharmacy 3.25 Books Plus 40 89 Brackneys Feed Service 442.27 Woodbum Prtg. Co-Inc. Clerk . 148 50 Romilda Printing Co 26.25 Books Plus 9.00 Typewriter Rebuilder Sales Co. Aud 5.30 Woodbum Prtg. Co-Inc 498.75 Books Plus 34.40 Eston C. Cooper 5.00 Woodbum Prtg. Co-Inc 139.10 Roland Lane. Treas 15.00 Burroughs Corp 27.50 Woodbum Prtg. Co Uic 124 00 Typewriter Rebuilding Sales .. 3 50 Typewriter Rebuilder Sales ... 3.59 Books Plus 4 90 Books Plus. Recorder 9 86 Helen Knauer. Sheriff Off 7.50 Floyd Knauer 7.50 Paul M. Mason. Mileage .... 60.00 Percy M. Rice, Mileage 60.00 Kenneth Knauer 328 80 Pure Oil Company 1 50 Clark Oil and Refinery 50.83 Books Plus 3.05
Moore's Shoes James Sparks Alan Stanley, Surveyor Alan Stanley Evelyn Spencer. Bd of Health . Gen. Telephone Co. of Ind. ... Theoline Bee. PHN Jewel Blue. Sanitation Progressive Printing Theoline Bee Pylman Products Co. Inc Books Plus Books Plus. Co Assessor Books Plus. Twp Assessor James Houck, Pros. Atty International Bus. Mch. Corp. James Houck James Houck Lawrence Dickerson Sr Headley Hardware Wm. M. Hurst. Vet Off Books Plus Wm. M. Hurst The Daily Banner. Comm Whitaker Funeral Home Perkins Funeral Home ... Albert Soloman. Trustee Floyd Two Fred N. Thompson. Trustee Clinton Twp Ralph Posher, Trustee Monroe Twp C. W. Scribner Post The Graphic
FOX BOUNTY
Cecil Cummins Roy Lewis Terry Powell Terry Cline Ann Huffman Ronald and Gary Cox Larry Folck Ben Jarvis George F. Asbell Paul H. Boler A. L. Branson Mary Allen Fred Langdon Sr Alfred E. Stattner Spencer Riddle Oral Whitley Ben Jarvis A. L. Branson Ronald H. McCammack i Wm. H. Aker j Mrs. Eldon Brattaln i Richard Fordice | Ben F. Jarvis CATTLE TESTING ■ Dr. Woodrow W. Carr
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HIGHWAY Ralph Spencer. Salary ... Barbara Smith Florence Ensor Joe Spencer Floyd L. Allen James Curtis Boiler Robert Boiler Dean L. Branham Olyn Campbell Ralph Delp Paul Hassler 1 Clarence Marshall Jesse McGuire
416 65 278 40 209.71 187.50 157.50 177.30 162.00 192 00 165.05 162 90 152.25 165.58 166.60
j Frank Nelson j Vemie Larkin l Arthur Prather | George Talbott : Eugene Miller 1 Don Manaus Donald D. Dove Richard G. Gray Julian Petro Clayton Sutton I John Walsh ! Von E. York ; Woodson Buttery 1 Glen Crawley Kenneth Broadstreet Thompson Allen Noble Austin Harold Goodman William Griffin James Marcum Buryi Guy Earl Haltom Harry Miller Roy Weller Virgil Waltere Kenneth Boiler | Jerry Hurst DeWayne Costln ' Everett Cornett j Floyd Richardson General Tele. Cp of Ind ' Charles Branneman Public Service Company 1 Dept of Water Works Morrison’s Tire & Retreading Reeves Welding & Repair . Greenacastle Welding Shop .... : 3-D Tire Company ’ Allied Truck Eqpt. Corp ! Luther Tyler High Point Oil Company Leshner Corp Indiana Equipment Co.. Inc. .. Ivor McMalns M&R Auto Parts Greencastle Auto Supply Shaffer & Company Motor Fuel Tax Division .... Indiana Dept of Revenue Woodbum Prtg. Co., Inc Time Systems Co Books Plus j Hillman ti Company Harris Stone Service 1 Russellville Stone Co : Standard Materials Corp Ohio & Indiana Stone Corp i Clark & Sons Sand and i Gravel Skelton Skinner Ladoga Culvert Co.. Inc .... Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co. Associated Sign it Post Co. ... Black Lumber Company Sherwin Williams Company ... Industrial Supply Co Industrial Supply Co Putnam Co Farm Bureau Todd’s Ace Hardware Greencastle Tractor Sales ... Charles S. Atkins Skelton Skinner Lumber Co.
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STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF PUTNAM, ss: IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT. APIL TERM. 1965. CAUSE NUMBER
21068.
CLAUDE A WEBB and CATHERINE
B WEBB. Plaintiff Vs.
47.53 I CITY OF OEENCA8TLE. INDIANA,
66 85 I and HAROLD O’NEIL and
929.01 . LOITZ. whose true Christian name le 48.03 to Plaintiff unknown, doing business 7.01 as a partnership under the name and 54 80 Style of LOITZ-O NEIL BROTHERS,
102.92 Defendants.
74.71 NOTICE
122.30 The Plaintiff In the above entitled 84.36 cause having filed his Complaint here10.00 In, together with his affidavit that tha
9.00 ' Defendants. Harold O’Neil ami
28.00 Loltz. whose true Christian name Is to 15.22 Plaintiff unknown, are not residents 16.00 ' of the State of Indiana and that the 529.44 cause of action herein is connected 44.65 I with a contract In relation to Real
1.658 82 j Estate in this State. Now therefore, the Defendants in
the above entitled cause are hereby 1.872.48 notified that unless they be and appear 647.82 > °n the 16th day of August, 1965. at l,15j’52lthe Court House In the City of Green30930 castle. In said County and State, to 277 II iD **'* r or demur to .said Complaint. the same will be heard and determ-
ined In their absence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of this Court this 23rd day of June,
1965.
Jack P. Hinkle. Clerk, Putnam Circuit Court Attorney for Plaintiff. James M. Houck June 25-July 1-9-Jt
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Try your skill at NIGHT! The driving range is LIGHTED!
^ PAR 3 GOLF COURSE
ALLEN H
Greencastle
LOCATED: 2 miles North of Greencastle on U. S. 231 • State 43 THE 18 STALL DRIVING RANGE IS NOW LIGHTED FOR YOUR Cr .NIENCE Lessons by appointment only, LARRY BRANT, pre. Bayard S. Allen, Owner OL 3-3739
OFFICERS
Fred L. O’Hair President Robert H. O’Hair . Senior Vice-President Ward D. MayhaU Vice-President & Trust Officer
F. M. Aker . . Julian Jarvis . . Walter A. Letzlerjr. Rex W. Thorlton . Keith A. Monnett . Edith I. Browning H. Parvin Baughn , John R. Zeiner .
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Asst.
Vice-President
Asst.
Vice-President
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Vice-President
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Asst. Cashier
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DIRECTORS Ernest H. Collins Woodson A. DamalJ D. W. Killinger Fred L. O’Hair Robert H. O’Hair Kenneth E. West
Comparative Statement of Condition Central National Bank of Greencastle, Indiana June 30, IQ65
ASSETS
1965
1964
Cash and Due from Banks
$ 2,036,987.02
$ 1,709,287.92
U. S. Government Bonds
4,703,468.81
4,625,826.20
Municipal and Other Bonds
2,981,326.72
1,698,422.22
Loans and Discounts
3,566,868.27
3,578,560.73
Real Estate Mortgage Loans
2,993,999.69
3,005,531.86
Interest Accrued and Other Assets
163,566.58
130,773.45
Bank Premises and Equipment
91,883.29
81,295.10
Total Bank Assets
$16,538,100.38
$14,829,697.48
Trust Assets
1.524,521.75
1,384,780.14
Total Assets
$18,062,622.13
$16,214,477.62
LIABILITIES
1965
1964
Deposits i
U. S. Government
$ 134,049.72
$ 188,990.33
Commercial \
5,943,214.87
Savings
8,249,426.99
6,972,215.03
Total Deposits
$14,696,358.30
$13,104,420.23
Reserve for Interest and Taxes
367,048.02
352,259.84
Capital
500,000.00
Surplus.
700,000.00
Undivided Profits
174,694.06
173,017.41
Total Bank Liabilities
$16,538,100.38
$14,829,697.48
Trust Liabilities
1,524,521.75
1,384,780.14
Total liabilities $18,062,622.13 $16,214,477.62
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