The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 July 1965 — Page 2
Th« Daily Bannar, Oraancattla, Indiana Thursday, July 22, 1965
25TH ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Baxter. 1003 Indianapolis Road, celebrated their 25th Wedding Anniversary with a small party at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Baxter were married at Lebanon, Virginia July 20, 1940. They have two sons, Jimmy of Hampton, Virginia and Donald of Greencastle. They received many lovely gifts.
Strike Continues DECATUR UPI — The four-day-old strike at the Central Soya Co. of Decatur is continuing with no further talks set between the company and representatives of the United Mine Workers.
Club Meets With Anna B. Wallace The Tip Toppers Home Demonstration Club held its August meeting at the home of Anna B. Wallace. Mrs. George Walton, president, presided. The roll call was answered by ten members and three guests. Mrs. Jack Anderson conducted an auction. Mrs. George Walton gave a report on the council meeting. The secretary and treasurer's reports were given and approved as read. Plans were made to tour the American Cracker Co., at Seelyvilla for the annual tour in August. The meeting was closed with the club prayer.
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Thought (trek ye first the kingdom «f God. and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you. Matthew 6: S3. Seeking His righteous kingdom means “holiness,’' “justice” is very real and honest. His kingdom a place to rule over by influence. One in authority which is God. Personal And Local News City firemen were called to the C. H. Albro home. 509 Anderson Street, at 10:45 last night. They reported a defective
light socket.
The 40th annual Rollings reunion will be held on July 25th at Forest Park, Brazil. Basket dinner at noon. All friends and relatives invited. Bruce Helton of this city has been transferred from the Robert Long Hospital to the Veterans Hospital. He remains in a critical condition. The annual Republican Pitchin supper will be held at RobeAnn Park, Saturday evening, July 31st at 6:00 p. m. Bring your family and guests. Rep. Roudebush and his family will
ba guests.
The Historical Society will meet at Old Trail Inn Wednesday July 28th. Miss Margaret Henry will be the guest speaker, her subject will be ‘Journal of the Convention of the Indiana Territory 1816.’ Every Hoosier should hear this background for Indiana becoming a state. Cali Mrs. William Boatright for reservations before
noon Tuesday July 27th. Police feared they may have Mr. and Mrs. Harry I. Tree- t* 611 abducted,
ner have returned from an extended vacation tour which took
A JUNE BRIDE
Miss Diana Rose Vestal became the bride of Robert Vincent Lawson Monday, June 21, at the United Pentecostal Church at Clinton. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vestal, Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs. Robby Eugene Lawson,
Coatesville R. R. 2.
The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Stephen Barley. He was assisted by Rev. Fred Ash of Danville, uncle of the bridegroom. The couple is at home to their friends on R. R. 2,
Coatesville.
2 Coeds Missing In Austin, Texas AUSTIN, Tex. UPI — Police went over a 1964 model compact automobile inch-by-inch today for fingerprints, trying to find out what happened to two attractive co-eds who vanished on their way to the University
of Texas.
of a shower or thundershower in the northern counties of the central third of the state, too. But fair conditions will de- : velop by tonight throughout the state and continue through Saturday, the forecast indicated. Temperatures hit highs Wednesdy ranging from 79 at Lafayette to 86 at Evansville and Louisville. Overnight lows this morning were generally in the 80s to 95, lows tonight from 68 to 75, and highs Friday around 90 from Lake Michigan to the Ohio River.
A Local Toenagor'sView Janet Staub 'The good ole days” must have really been something. Bread 5c a loaf, most of the states’ population lived on farms and a '.imited supply of reading material. In a few years when the teenagers of today are grandparents, the talk will probably be "the good ole days.” Compared to the “good ole days” now, and <<1 “the good ole days” then most people will probably agree that the “new good ole days” are the best. Back then only cracker jack boxes carried trinkets in them, now every cereal, cracker jack, and soap powder box has a '“wonderful surprise” inside. Food was really cheaper back then but I wonder if it was— enriched, extra vitamins added, or some secret ingredient. Speaking along the food line— the recipes back then are still
good.
Schools may have been fun back then, with all ages in one room, and more days called off because of the weather. Reading. ’ritin, and 'rithmetic was just about all that was taught too! Just think of the poor guy that attended school about 150 years ago, coming into one of the schools of today, what with just the basic subjects being taught he would probably think he was on a different planet. Many things have also been ! done about health. Polio used to attack thousands of people each year, but just think so far only 91 cases have been reported this year. Not all diseases have cures for them now. but continuous research and development of medicine everyone has hope for
help.
“The good oV days” were something to behold, but in a few years we teenagers can start talking about our “good ole days.' DID YOU NOTICE: The Putnam County Fair, and the Greencastle-Fair-on-the- Square coming soon!
to the music of Peter HUl's orchestra. Strings of gay, colorful banners above the pation will give the illusion of the “Big Top ”. The committee for the party consists of the present and past commodores. The incumbent commodore is Robert Turner of Indianapolis.
High And Low NEW YORK UPI—The highest temperature reported Wednesday to the tT.S. Weather Bureau, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 108 at Blythe and Thermal, Calif. The lowest reported this morning was 35 at Redmond and Baker, Ore.
Susan Rigsby and Shirley
^ Ann Stark, both 21, left their
them over 6.000 miles and as homes in • Da]las Sundav to
far Northwest as Victoria. B.C. drive to Austin ^ Misjg m b
on Vancouver Island. First they could enroU flt the university |
A statewide alert was issued >
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jones in Lethbridge Alta., Canada and other relatives in Turin, Ft. McLeod and Calgary. From Calgary they took the Trans-Oanadian Highway No 1 through Banff, Yoho, Glacier and Revelstoke National Parks, also the famous Rogers Pass, i to Vancouver. They went by ferry over to Victoria, B. C. and other points of interest on the island, then returned to Port Angeles by ferry and toured the Olympic and Mt. Ranier National Parks in Washington, and the Craters Of The Moon, in Idaho. They travel d in eleven states and two provinces and really had a marvelous trip.
Anniversaries Birthdays
Yacht Club Plana Big Party July 31 The strident whistling of a steam calliope will announce the theme for this year’s big party at the Cataract Yacht Club on Saturday July 31st. While members and guests are invited to come early, the festivities will begin with a parare at 7:30 p.m. Attractions will be: side-shows, a fortune teller, a “dunk the Commodore” event, clowns, a dinner and dancing
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County Hospital Dismissed Wednesday: Florence Brown, North Salem Mrs. Phillip Everman and son, Roachdale Edna Hazlett, Russellville Maggie Lewia, Eminence Robert Bohannon, Indianapolis Tamara Duncan, Hanshan. South Carolina Tonya Sue Duncan, Hanshan, South Carolina Kathy Humphrey, Greencastle Debra Humphrey, Greencastle Ruth Harlan, Greencastle Jack Cuatis, Greencastle Births: Mr. and Mr*. Michael Lewfj, 1023 South College Avenue, a girl, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Franklin, Fillmore, a boy, Wednesday.
after a bundle was found on a rembte road in North Austin Wednesday. The bundle contained 25 dresses, 17 blouses, three pillows and a bag of laundry owned by the missing women. A few hours later, Carol McLellan, 20, a University of Texas student, telephoned police to report a car parked behind her apartment house. She said the car had been parked there since Tuesday. It waa the missing girls’ car. Police found “what appeared to be” bloodstains on the front seat and carpet on the right side of the car. “This looks serious to say the least,” said Lt. Joe Perry of the Austin police. “Two 21-year-old girls would not just go out and throw away their clothing.”
Cyndi Godfrey, day, July 22nd.
17 years to-
Ronald Joe Lyon, son of Mrs. John Haltom, 8 years old today.
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State Will Get Scattered Rain By United Press International Warmer weather with Increasingly high humidity sneaked up on Indiana today. Forecasts called for highs around 90 by Friday, and in the far south it may reach 95 this afternoon. Some scattered thundershowers were forecast this morning in the northern third of the state. There was a "chance”
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Hold London Talks LONDON UPI — Laotian Premier Prince Snuvanna Phouma arrived Wednesday to discuss the Viet Nam situation and its effects on Laos, with Prime Minister Harold Wilson. Souvanna Phouma will hold talks with both Wilson and foreign Secretary Michael Stewart before returning to Paris Thursday night.
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