The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 July 1965 — Page 2

Th« Daily Bannar, Graaneaatia, Indiana Wadnasday, July 7,1965

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India nola Council 472 will meet Thursday. July 8 at 7:30 p.m. at the Odd Fellows Building.

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The expression "quarantine” comes from the Italian word quaranta, meaning 40, which

was the number of days set by j Mailed in Putnam Co.

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The 21 m annual Mark and Mae Woodworth reunion will be held at Robe Ann Park, Greencastle, Indiana, Sunday, July 11, 1965. There will be five generations of the family present.

Research For Finds In FavorOf Atomic Explosion Midwest Homes

Palestine News

Italian officials in 1374 to de- : Outside of Putnam Co. $10.00 par yoar tain travelers suspected Of hav- ! Outside of Indiana $14.00 per year

ing bubonic plague, according to the National Geographic.

Card Of Thanks We would like to thank all our friends, relatives, or anyone who helped in any way during the illness and death of Raymond Hart, Sr. Mrs. Mabel Hart & Sons

Mr. and Mrs. James Goodin, Greencastle, Rte. 5, Mr. and Mrs. Versal Larkin, Plainfield, and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wheatley of Flora, Illinois, were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Ogle of North Vernon during the 4th of July weekend. Other points of interest visited were Clifty Falls State Park and Lanier ■ State Memorial at Madison, ! Ind. and the Tyson Methodist ! Temple at Versailles, Ind.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., UPI — A five-man team of Atomic Energy Comission AEG experts Tuesday began probing the cause of hydrogen explosion and fire that ripped through a

WASHINGTON UPI — The National Labor Relations Board announced today it was found in favor of Midwest Homes, Inc., Carlisle, Ind., in a labor dispute with Local 157 of the

block long atomic research ! United Association of Journey-

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferguson of Scobey, Montana wish to announce the marriage of their daughter. Cynthia, to Robert Schuneman. Mrs. Ferguson is the former Cecil McCullough of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Schuneman were married at the First Presbyterian Church in Ft. Wayne on June 27th at 3:30 p.m. Ministers participating in the service were the Rev. Richard Frazier, the Rev. Herbert Lindemann and the Rev. Dr. John W. Meister. The organist was Jack R. Ruhl. The maid of honor was the bride's sister, Nancy Ferguson, who is on the staff at First Presbyterian Church. Other members of the wedding party were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. Weiser, W. Dean Bercott, Jack Harter and George Pacenza. Mrs. Schuneman graduated from the DePauw University School of Music in 1961 and received her master s degree from the School of Sacred Music of Union Theological Seminary in New York. She has been Director of Music Education at Trinity English Lutheran Church in Ft. Wayne. Mr. Schuneman is organist and choirmaster at Redeemer Lutheran Church and staff organist at Concordia College in Ft. Wayne. The couple will be at home on the Concordia College campus after a trip west.

Card Of Thanks I wish to express my thanks to all my friends and relatives for the cards, flowers and gifts, and other acts of kindness to me during my recent stay in the Putnam County hospital. Louise Haverly.

County Hospital

Dismissed Tuesday:

Bible

Thought

Seek ye out of the book of the Lord, and read. Isaiah 34:16. We often neglect reading the Bible, especially 'when it points out our shortcomings. The Bible is a guide to our way, nothing can take its place in our lives. Personal And

Local News

The city fire truck made a call to 302 West Liberty Street at 4:30 this morning. An electrical wire was reported down. Mrs. Patty Sutherlin is in Community Hospital for observation and tests. Her room num-

ber is 15-25 D.

Jim Smith, Bainbridge,

Open Door

complex injuring eight researchers and two firemen. The blast occurred Monday in an experimental bubble chamber of the $12 million Cambridge electronics accelerator, which is jointly operated by Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT in conjunction with the AEC. Damage was estimat-

ed at $1 million.

men and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipe Fitting Industry. Midwest filed a charge with the NLRB that the union violated the National Labor Relations Act by demanding jurisdiction over plumbing work the company perofrmed. Midwest contended it had a valid contract with Local 3010 of the Carpenters Union which

Mr. and Mrs. Rayburn Solomon called on Mrs. Dessie Solomon Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Jack Nickles and children returned Tuesday after vacationing in Florida visiting her brother and other relatives. Dale Gibson and family of Indianapolis and John Osborn and children of Terre Haute spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Osborn. Carolyn McClaster has moved her trailer to her father’s farm. Several from around here attended the 4th at Roachdaie. Mrs. Josephine Beck, Mrs. Fred Beck, Mrs. Helen Noll and Mrs. Henry Osborne attended a Stanley Party at the home of Mrs. LeLtha McCloud, Tuesday afternoon.

covered all employes, including I

Three of the researchers in- two plumbers. It said picketing J^AKES PROGRESS jured in the blast were report- by Local 157 delayed and in-' DUBLIN, Ireland UPI ed in critical condition today at creased costs of a construction ■ pj-ggident Eamon De Valera, 82, Massachusetts General Hospi- 1 project. continued to make satisfactory tal. Arthur C. Reid, 20, of Avon, ^ The NLRB awarded all progress in his recovery from

plumbing work on prefabricated

Cammack. Green- portd to the Putnam County whatever change they believe

Eleanor

castle

Salvatore Caruso, Greencastle Alma Evans and son, Green-

castle.

Gladith Lowe and daughter, Greencastle Laveren Brown, Gosport Judy Whitaker and daughter, Cloverdale.

People can evoke new attitudes and new conditions within their community if they hold a mutual conviction. Through re ' concerted effort they can elicit

In Memory In laving memory of Myrfal M. McBride who departed this life one year ago today, July 7. Sadly missed by husband, children and grandchildren.

No Newspapers DUBLIN UPI — A printers’ strike has left Dublin without newspapers since last Saturday. The labor Court will hold an investigation this week.

-Board Of Accounts the records and accounts of state and local governmental offices. ! Applicants should have a thorough knowledge of accounting.

is worthwhile.

The Community Activities Council believes that the people of Greencastle are ready to OPEN THE DOOR to a better recreation program for our chil-

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Myers dren ’ our y° uth ' our adults ' We

can have more creative activities for leisure time than are presently offered to our resi-

Sheriff's office that four wheel covers were stolen and the left side of his 1963 Plymouth was damaged while his car was parked at Roachdaie Monday

evening.

Frank Feinberg. 20, Providence. R. I., and John Schivell, 22, of Tvvinsburg. Ohio, remained on the danger list. Admitted to hospitals with less serious injuries were Donald Golaski, 27, of Somerville; Dr. Louis Hand. 31. of Cambridge: Dennis N. Ehn, 25, of Greeley, Colo.; Bent Huld, 25, of Monrovia, Calif.; Dr. Joseph Szymanski, 30, of Arlington, and the two firemen, Jay W. Milliken. 30, and Francis X. Bransfield, 36, both of Cam-

bridge.

The blast tore off one-third of the building’s specially constructed concrete slab roof and officials refused to let anyone enter the building, fearing that the roof was in danger of col-

lapsing.

a hernia operation last Satur-

building units manufactured by | < j a y ( a medical bulletin anthe company at its Carlisle' nounce( j Tuesday. The bulletin plant to employes there repre- Valera spent a "good

night.”

sented by Local 3010 and said Local 157 is "not entitled to force Midwest to assign any of 1 the work to empleyes repre-

sented by such union.”

In Memory

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In memory of Beulah Whitaker, who passed away 5 years ago, July 6, 1960. Today brings memories, Of our loved one gone to rest; She will nerer be forgotten By the ones who loved her best. Dad, Sister and Brother.

RECTOR FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE RHONE Ol 3-4310

are the parents of a daughter, Michele Rene. Mrs. Myers is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Turner. Mick Myers is a buyer for the Cain-Sloane Department store in Nashville. Term. He is the son of Mr. and

Mrs. Robert Myers.

Mr. and Mrs. William F.

dents, whatever their age or | whatever their social or economic status. First of all. financial plans must be formulated. This summer the City Council and School Board need to adopt a

Kocher and family of New York bud S et which wil1 be adequate

Governmental office experience f City spen t the July 4th weekend 1 enough

is helpful but is not required. Applications should be filed not later than July 15, 1965. Interested persons should write to State Board of Accounts. 912 State Office Building, Indian-

apolis. Indiana, 46204.

with his mother, Mrs. Kocher of this city.

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