The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 July 1965 — Page 2
Th« Daily Bannar, Graancastla, Indiana Friday, Jaly 30, 1965
Editorial-Wise A Salute To The 4-H'ers Another year has rolled around and It’s Putnam County Fair time again. More and more boys and girls are participating in 4-H programs and projects and, accordingly the fair gets larger and better each succeeding year. These youngsters, the future farmers and homemakers of tomorrow look forward to the fair when they can display their various exhibits and compete for ribbons and other awards. As result of 4-H work, this county's livestock, poultry and other farm and home products rank with the best in other Indiana counties and the other states over the nation. Hats off to the 4-H Club members for their interest and to their leaders for their patience and knowledge. The 4-H'ers all over the country will soon be adult citizents and from an agricultural standpoint the United States will certainly be in good hands. Those Parking Tickets Those darn parking tickets! Are they just a nuisance or do they serve a purpose ? I know' that every time I go to my car I've got one of the little yellow tickets on my windshield. Although we raise the devil when we receive the parking tickets, they are like many other acts of the local authorities, meant for our benefit. Through the circulation of the tickets the motorist is reminded that he has overparked his vehicle and possibly deprived someone else of a parking place. The main function of the tickets is to keep traffic circulating so that everyone can be provided with equal parking opportunities. The tickets also provide for a source of revenue for our city. They benefit not only motorists, but local merchants and businessmen who depend on the out-of-town and in-town motorist for his business. Let's give ourselves a hand as well as the local authorities and city government officials by trying not to get so many traffic tickets and promptly paying our quarter fines when we receive the tickets.
PRESIDENT'S STATEMENT The Officers and Directors extend a cordial welcome to the visitors and exhibitors of the 1965 Putnam County Fair. Through the cooperation and hard work of the Fair Board and the Fair Committee, we feel that the 1965 Fair wrill be one which we will all be justly proud. The 4-H boys and girls of Putnam County are doing a fine job with their projects. The Fair is an opportunity for the visitors to view this fine work. The 4-H Horse and Pony project has continued to grow and we have a new barn to house them for the opening of the Fair. In addition, some of the best livestock in West Ceneral Indiana wrill be on display in the open competition. Other attractions will include a fine display of farm machinery and many other displays in the Industrial Exhibit. Again, may I welcome you to the 1965 Fair and may your visit be a pleasant one. TIM RUARK, President COME TO THE FAIR AND SEE THESE EVENING ATTRACTIONS SUNDAY— All denominational Church Service writh Harry Martin MONDAY— The ever popular Putnam County Queen Contest WEDNESDAY—The exciting 4-H Horse and Pony Show THURSDAY— The exciting 4-H Horse and Pony Show THURSDAY— The lively 4-H All Fat Animal Sale and hilarious Participation Contests FRIDAY— The tense and highly competitive Champion Showmanship Contest SATURDAY— The mighty midgets in the Pony Pulling Contest TIM RUARK, President PUTNAM COUNTY FAIR & 4-H CLUB ASSOCIATION
Sheinwold On Bridge High Cards Don’t Matter} Shrewder Side Will Win By ALFRED SHEINWOLD As a shrewd player you no-
tice high and low cards that your opponents play as signals, and you use the information youreelf. Just remember that
you’re not the only shrewd play- three clubs. An opening bid of
can deceive declarer, or whether !
he is clever enough to see through their maneuvers.
DAILY QUESTION
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say?
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Photographs in this edition of The Dally Banner Special Fair Issue were taken through the co-operation of Putnam County Agents Kenny Harris and Charles Felkner by Daily Banner Staff Photographer FRANK PUCKETT, JR.
Meeting Is Held
By Historical Society
The Putnam County Historical Society met at Old Trail Inn Wednesday evening for a dinner meeting. Mrs. Wm. Boatright, president, opened with “What God Hath Promised.” She announced the next meeting will be August 25 at Old Trail Inn with Mr. Cyril Johnson, a teach-
er, giving the program.
Miss Margaret Henry, daughter of Prof, and Mrs. Hugh Henry, who received the D.A.R. award in history in ’63 at the j Greencastle High School and has been enrolled at Vanderbilt University as a fourth genera-
er in the world.
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Card Of Thanks
1965 FAIR PROGRAM The 4-H Club Home Economics and Miscellaneous Exhibits will be put in place and judged according to this program and the building will be closed to the public until 8:00 a.m. Monday, August 2, at which time the Fair officially opens. Friday, July 30 8:00 a.m.-12:00—All Agricultural 4-H Exhibits to be put in place in 4-H Building. ‘12:00-10:00 p.m.—Home Demonstration Club Exhibits to be put
place.
■ 12:00 noon—Judging of Miscellaneous Exhibits.
Saturday, July 31
' 8:00 a.m.—Complete Judging of Miscellaneous Exhibits. 8:00 a.m.-12:00—All 4-H Home Economics Exhibits to be put in
place in the 4-H Building.
9:00 a.m.—Judging of Home Demonstration Club Exhibits. 1:00 p.m.—Selection of State Fair Home Economics Entries (ex-
cept clothing).
8:00 p.m.—King Brothers Rodeo. Sunday, August 1 2:30 p.m.—Homemakers Style Show—Arena. 3:00 p.m.—4-H Dress Revue—Arena. 4:00 p.m.—4-H Clothing to be put in place in Exhibit Building. 4:00 p.m.—King Brothers Rodeo. 5:30 p.m.—Selection of State Fair Clothing Exhibits. 7:30 p.m.—All Denominational Church Service—Arena Harry Martin—Old Fashioned Aires. 1:00-11:30 p.m.—Dragoo Shows Carnival open to public. Monday, August 2 8:00 a.m.—Deadline for all swdne exhibits to be in pens. 9:00 a.m.—4-H Swine Show—Arena. 9:00 a.m. (each day)—Home Economics A Miscellaneous Agricultural Exhibits (open to public). 12:00 Midnight—Deadline for all livestock exhibits to be in place. 8:00 p.m.—Crowning of Putnam County Fair Queen. 1:00-11:00 p.m.—Dragoo Shows Cranival in operation. Tuesday, August 3 8:00 a.m.—Open Swine Show—Arena. 8:00-10:00 a.m.—Open Flowers to be brought in (Industrial
Building >.
Bible
Thought
To him that knoweth to do good and doeth It not, to him
it is sin, James 4:17.
Kindnesa is the warmth that pervades the aoul. To help the weak, lift up the fallen, strengthen the weary, bind up the
wounded spirit has great re- tion of her mother’s family, preward. He who withholds kind- sented a very interesting and
informational “Background for Indiana Becoming a State.” Congress adopted a Land Ordinance on May 20, 1785, which laid the foundations of American land policy until the passage of the Homestead Act in 1862. Then on July 13, 1787 Congress enacted a definite plan of government for the North West Territory. President John Adams approved a bill on May 7, 1800 which divided this territory into two parts making the
ness is a miserable creature.
Personal And Local News
There will be no shooting of any nature at the city dump, it
was announced today.
Rev. Dallas Rissler will fill the pulpit at Union Valley Missionary Baptist Church at 11
o’clock Sunday morning. Ever>- i S jj- d 0wn with the former Chief one welcome. No ma j or effort for statehood Executive to discuss a number The Lordsman Quartet will was developed until 1811. Gov- of foreign and domestic mat-
sing at New Providence Church, ernor Thomas Posey approved ters.
south of Mt. Meridian, Sunday i the memorial for statehood on Democrats regard Truman as
evening. August 1 at 7:30. Come December 11, 1815. Since Uli-
hear this fine group sing.
signing to take place in the auditorium of the Truman Library
at Independence.
A White House spokesman said the President, who has talked with Truman frequently in recent weeks about the Viet
western part the Indiana Terri- Nam situation, wanted also to
wave was blamed today for th« death of 49 persons in one village. Much of Iran is in lire grips of high temperatures. 1
nois and Michigan were taken off the territory, Vincennes was
Services for Forrest Lee, 43, . not a cen t ra j location, so Corykilled by a train at Brazil Wed- I don in Harrison County was
nesday night, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Lawson Funeral Home in Brazil. Mr. Lee was a nephew of Mrs. Roy Albright of Limedale and Mrs. Basil Staley of Belle Union.
chosen as the place to hold the convention which was to draft
the pioneer, if not the father, of comprehensive federal health programs, which he proposed in a message to Congress on Dec. 9. 1945. One suggestion—prepayment for medical costs through Social Security taxes—
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MEMBER FDIC
Mrs. E. H. Billingsley, Mrs.
the first constitution of Indiana was no ^ embraced by Congress
beginning June 10, 1816. By the until this year.
Sorth
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Opening lead — 4 *
We#t opened a elub to the ace. and back came a club to
The family of Leo Bryan wiahei to acknowledge with deep appreciation the kindness, sym-
pathy, and beautiful floral tri-! 12:00 noon - Jud ^ of Flow ««-Exhib.ts. butes extended by our friends. 00 p m ’ *‘ H Demonstrations, relatives, and neighbor* in our ® : ^° P of 4-H Baking Exhibit*,
time of bereavement. We espe- 1 • 00 ' 11 00 P m —Dragoo Shows Cranival in operation.
daily wi*h to thank the people Wednesday, August 4 of the Stilesville Baptist Church 8:00 a.m.—4-H and Open Sheep—Arena.
who so kindly brought food and 8:00-10:00 a.m.—4-H Garden and Flower Exhibit* to be entered
those who acted as pallbearers. (Community Building). the Rev. Ed Roberts and Rector' 12: 00 noon—Judging of Garden Exhibits.
end of June, the constitution was drafted, and President James Madison approved the
John Reiling and Mrs. Dominic formal resolution of Congress Romalia were in Rockville Tues- officially admitting Indiana into day to attend the Terre Haute the Union on December 11, 1816. Deanery meeting of the Na-i Since Jonathan Jennings was tional Council of Catholic Wo- elected president of the convenmen. Members attended Mass at tion in June, he was chosen to
Truman’s other basic proposals have since become law — the Hill - Burton Hospital Construction Act, maternal and child health services, federal asistance for medical education, and research and disabil-
ity insurance.
10:00 A.M. in St. Joseph's church. The business meetings were held in the National Guard Armory.
Clothing Care Mean* Longer Wear. Old Reliable White Cleaners.
be the first governor of Indiana.
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Four Arrested In Klan Probe
the king. South drew two rounds Mortuary for their kind serv- 5 00-6:30
of trumps and pau*ed for
thought.
If West had the king of diamonds, South eould make the *lam by taking an ordinary finesse If East had the king of diamonds. South could lead a diamond to the ace and return the queen of diamonds for
ruffing finesse.
South decided to lead more trumps In the hope of discovering who had the king of diamonds. When South led the third trump West discarded the deuce of diamonds, and East discarded the nine of diamonds.
VERY WICKED
This false signal was very wicked of East, but that is the way of the world. Believing the signal. South led a diamond to the ace and returned the queen of diamonds for a ruffing finesse. That was the end of the
slam.
Shrewd readers will point out that the nine of diamonds is a dead giveaway that East does not have the king. If he really had the king he would just sit tight. But if East is shrewd enough to sit tight. South may be shrewd enough to read the situation and play East for the
king.
In short, it doesn't really matter where the high cards are in a hand of this kind. What matters is whether the defenders
ices rendered and all who assisted in any way. The Fishers. The Gobles The Bryans. The Pooles, and The Bridges.
* Court Upholds Hoffa Conviction
CINCINNATI, Ohio UPI — Teamsters union President James Hoffa's only hope of remaining out of prison appears today to lie with the U.S. Supreme Court. The U. S. 6th Circuit Court of i Appeals here Thursday upheld his conviction and eight-year prison sentence for jury tampering. He has 20 days in which to ask the court to reconsider. which it rarely does, : or to make an expected appeal to the nation's highest court. Should he take neither step, ' at the end of 80 days he will be taken into custody to begin serving his sentence in a federal prison. He als was fined $10,000. Hoffa and three other men were conivcted in Chattanooga, Tenn., March 12, 1964, of trying to influence a jury trying him on another charge in Nashville, Tenn., two years earlier, j
-4-H Horse and Pony Show (Halter Classes) (Outside
Arena).
7:30-10:00 p.m.—4-H Horse A Pony Show (Action Classes) (Outside Arena). 1:00-11:00 p.m.—Dragoo Shows Cranival in operation. Thursday, August 5 8:00 a.m.—4-H Beef Show—Arena. 1:00 p.m.—Open Beef Show—Arena. 5:00-6:30—4-H Horse and Pony Show (Halter Classes) (Outside
Arena).
7:30 p.m.—4-H Fat Livestock Auction—Arena. - 30-10:00 p.m.—4-H Horse A Pony Show (Action Classes)
(Outside Arena).
1:00-11:00 p.m.—Dragoo Shows Cranival in operation.
Friday, August 6
8:00 a.m.^—4-H Dairy Show—Arena. 1:00 p.m.—Open Dairy Show—Arena.
6:00 p.m.—Pet A Hobby Parade (Farm Bureau, inside arena). 7:30 p.m. 4-H Showmanship Finals—Arena.
10:30 p.m.—Release of Livestock.
1:00-11:00 p.m.—Dragoo Shows Cranival in operation.
Saturday, August 7
West Central Indiana Gold Medal Beef Calf Show
Arena.
3:00 p.m. Regional Sheep Shearing Contest—Arena. 7:00 p.m—Pony Pulling Contest—Outside Arena. 1:00-11:00 p.m—Dragoo Shows Cranival in operation.
9:00 a.m.-
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NOTICE
Tho office of Doctors R. L. and L. W. Vaach will bo closod August 8 through August 29.
DANCE Greencastle ELKS CLUB Saturday Night July 31st Music By DOUGHERTY COMBO Nr KVi «*d Their l*JiM
r Mrs. Wilma Handy Hostess To Club
Putnam Court Notes Marlene Grimes Wilson vs. Richard Allen Wilson, complaint for absolute divorce.
County Hospital
Anti-U.S. Mob
JAKARTA, Indonesia UPI — j A mob of more than 1.000 Ini donesians today tore down the gates and fence of the U.S. consulate In Medan, hurled rocks at the two-story building and
INDIANAPOLIS UPI The p a j n t e d anti-American slogans
state of Indiana, already inves- on the W alls
. tigating a possible rebirth of The demonstration was a pro1 t he Ku Klux Klan - was read y test against the new U. S. amto move today against the Na- ba?sador to Indoncsill , Marsha!!
tional States Rights Party _
j (NSRP). GrCen '
Hoosier Secretary of State John Bottorff told a news conference late Thursday night he would ask the state* attorney general to “bring action" against four alleged members
of the NSRP.
The four-including a minister from Ohio — were arrested Thursday on a charge of "racketeering in hatred." They de- ! nied any connection wtih the j KKK, but Bottorff said his inI vestigators have found a "defj inite connection.” i Bottorff said the four could j be further charged with acting I as agents for an organization ilthe NSRP) not licensed to do ; business in Indiana. This is
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Heat Wave
TEHRAN, Iran UPI — Heat
Dismissed Thursday: Arthur Evens. Cloverdal* Grover Hirt, Cloverdale Mrs. Ben Thompson and twin sons, Stilesville Vela Page. Roaehdala Edna Wilson, Roachdale Helen Hamilton, Greencastla Thelma Archer, Greencastle Kenneth Justus, Greencastle Mrs. Michael Lewis and daughter, Greencastle
Births:
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Brown, ! punishable by $100 for each ofCrawfordsville, a boy, Thurs- j fense. The secretary of state
said he did not know' if the distribution of each piece of literature by the group would be considered a separate offense. The four were arrested Thursday at Greenfield while 1 distributing copies of “The Thunderbolt," an organ of the
NSRP of Augusta. Ga.
day.
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Space Sweeper Shot Into Orbit
CAPE KENNEDY UPI — America's last Saturn - 1 rocket wound up a string of fantastic! successes today by orbiting a Pegasus space sweeper satellite equipped with trophies space walking astronaut* may some
day return to earth.
The powerful booster, the pi-
Members of the Business and Professional Women's club held i work-night Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Wilma Handy. The club will have a booth at the "Fair on the Square” in September. A variety of articles will be offered for sale at the booth. Members of the committee are: Mrs. Wilma Handy and Miss Marianna Theobald, CoCharimen, Mrs. Mary Heath, Miss Ruth Ann Brown, Mrs. Betty Giddings ,Mrs. Theoline Bee and Mrs. Jean Browm. The meeting ended with a birthday
celebration honoring Mrs. Mary zoomed into orbit.
Shaw, President of the club.
Johnson Signs Medicare Bill ASHINGTON UPI — President Johnson flies to Independ-
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oncer of the U. S. breed of su-1 ence, Mo., today to sign into per space launchers, closed out'law the $6.5 billion medicare
bill in the presence of the man who pioneered the concept of health care for the elderly— former President Harry S Tru-
man.
The Chief Executive and his
its four-year test program with a perfect 10 for 10 record — a mark unmatched by any other
American rocket.
Its final success was known 11 minutes after the on-time 9 a.m., EDT blastoff when a space agency spokesman reported that the Pegasus satel-lite had
party - members of Congress and others closely connected with the legislation - planned to fly to Kansas City with the
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Desperation
LUFKIN, Tex. UPI — A classified advertisement In the Lufkin Daily News: “Lost. Black and white half grown kitten, wearing an absurd pink rhinestone — studded collar. Apparently male. Answers to food odors and call of the wnld. Will pay $5 for return of cat and peace of household.”
Do you do the same jobs every day? See the same places every day? Then take a drive to the exquisite Lake of Edgewood and feel better feet! Grab the ole fishln’ pole and hitch up the camper. Spend the day or even a week. It's good for what ails yall
SPUSH PARTY CITY POOL Jeanne & Jags Friday, July 30, 8:30-11:00
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