The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 August 1965 — Page 2

The Daily Banner, Green castle, Indiana Saturday, August 14, 1965

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LITTLE GIRL REGAINING USE OF REPLANTED ARM—Ending a four-month stay, Mrs. Ida May Garcia takes her 3-year-old daughter, Oralia ,Tina), home from Colorado General Hospital in Denver, where the child s left arm was replaced after it had been cut off in a trainauto accident. Tina slowly is regaining use of the arm.

Franklin's Comments

Sure, those seats that the bank has out front are nice when you're tired, but I wish the guys that sit on them would chew their tobacco instead of •'spitting” it at me when I pass by. It's just like the good ole' days. They still can't keep their eyes off the pretty girls that pass by, but with the new skirts (hemline four inches above the knee — wow!) the way they are who can blame them ? The high school kids really turned out for their football physicals last Tuesday night. Coach Chance said it looked like a fine year with all the boys and the tremendous amount of enthusiasm and desire they had worked up. Too bad someone forget to tell the doctor to be there. Well, It's about time to get rid of that Honda motor scooter. College frosh can't pack them in their suitcases and high school seniors look too dignified to ride them in the snow\ There's only one problem. What can you do with them ? There's a new r way to keep tab on the city's local newspaper editor. Just follow’ the tracks of the ‘‘alligator.” 11 really think the proper name for the vehicle he drives is the Barracuda. but however you label the auto, it still comes out s-h-a-r-p.

Well. Sir Crispy and the ‘Critters'' are scheduled to appear in the city again this weekend. Hope the kids hold things down to a mild roar and leave a little of the armory standing for the National Guard. Putnam County can’t claim a

. single white cross on it's highI ways. Oh w r ell, don't feel bad. j The way those tigers roar up my engine and everyone else's we re sure to get a fatality someday. (But, let's try hard

not to, OK ?)

What’s wrong with these Greencastle women? I haven't seen a new dress creation (one with the four inches above the knee deal) since they came out. Oh well, the girls didn't ever catch on to the topless bathing

suits either.

One gentleman told me he had a rude awakening the other night. He said he heard a crash, boom and bang in his front yard. When he stepped outside he saw that someone had mis- < taken his front yard for a new addition to the public roads and 1 driven through. Mr. Bergen didn’t mind that they drove I through his yard, it w’as just that they awakened him when they hit a tree. Take your choice. Walk up town and choose your own. Winter, summer, fall, spring, you name it. At one store window you can purchase that beautiful winter coat, at another you can save on children's summer sandals, or if you like, you can purchase one of those marvelous air conditioners (just the thing to keep you cool in hot weather), or you can purchase a rake to clean up all those leaves that are going to fall. Oh well, i variety is the spice of life.

Bible Thought If a man he overtaken In a fault, ye which are spiritual restore such a one in the spirit of meekness. Galatians 6:1. To err is human, to forgive is- divnie. But the Spirit of the divine within us can make it possible to forgive and not re-

taliate.

Personal And Local News Billy Jones, 21, Spencer, was fined $10 and costs by City ! Judge Frank Durham Friday night on a reckless driving charge. The fine and costs j amounted to $22.25. Lewis (Tiny Hirt was here from Cincinnati, Ohio, Friday renewing old acquaintances and visiting relatives. Mr. Hirt was a former Greencastle and DePauw basketball and football star in the early 1920s.

Sheinwold On Bridge Simplt But Unusual Play Assumes Game By Alfred Sheinwold When you have four trumps in your own hand and only three in dummy, you must take care to keep control. You must usually set up your tricks before drawing trumps, and you must defend your trump suit in the meantime.

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Mrs. Sandra Home Economics.

Mrs. Irene Hanna — Library. Mrs. Carolyn Gough —

Guidance.

Mrs. Mary Sanders — Grade

Ear! McCullough — Grades 5 and 6. Mrs. Miriam Lash — Grade

Mrs. Jessie Russell — Grades 3 and 4. Mrs. Mabel Irwin — Grade 3. Mrs. Ruby Everman — Grade

Mrs. Juanita McMurtry —

Grades 1 and 2.

Mrs. Thelma Cooper — Grade

David Lash —

Music.

Bainbridge Faculty Glen M. Steele — Principal.

Mrs. Carolyn

Guidance.

Mrs. Irene Hanna — Library. George Patterson — Music

Director.

Mrs. Dorothy Myers — Eng-

lish.

The following poem was written by a Putnam County man who is now stationed in South Viet Nam:

You sit at home and watch T.V. You’re sipping a refreshing cold iced tea. The news comes on and then you hear. The All-Star game is drawing

near,

Then you see a far-off land, Where men are dying in the

sand,

A frow^i appears across your

face,

You're tired of hearing about

that place.

Who cares about Viet Nam

across the sea?

emen ary ^ ar awa y an( j doesn’t con _

cern me.

You'd rather hear the Beatles 1926

play,

THE

GOOD OLD DAYS Taken from the files of August

...JACOB

Special Plane For Gov. Brown ' JOHNSON CITY, Tex. UPI— President Johnson, in an effort to help the tense racial situation in Los Angeles, ordered Air Force transportation to rush Gov. Edmund G. (Pat) Brown of California from Greece back to his home state. As Acting Gov. Glenn Anderson ordered the National Guard into riot-ripped South Los Angeles, Johnson directed that a fast U. S. transport plane be placed at the disposal of Brown who has been vacationing in

Greece.

Meanwhile, the Justice Department kept Johnson posted on the recurrent riots in Los Angeles and new’ outbreaks of racial violence in Chicago. At present, there was noth-

SON OPEN ing Johnson could do on a fed-

South was sorry to be in four spades instead of five clubs,

but the bidding was far from and Spanish,

out-landish. He had to sw’allow Mrs. Eloise VanVactor — his sorrow and concentrate on Math and Social Studies, the play. William Henson — Science

South w’on the first trick with and Social Studies,

the ace of hearts, ruffed a heart James Sharp — HeaUh,

G<> u 6! h Than learn about the w’orld to-' ’ *

j . ,KAUBLE AND

_ t aV l . , . MEAT MARKET; Jacob Kauble eral level to cope with the danu s op an m or a mo ^ Theodore Kauble, on gerous violence, but he w’as fol-

ment or two, . ,

. . , -t.- Saturday, opened a new bust- lowing the situation closely

And ask yourself, “Does this , ^

ness enterprise in Greencastle, through reports from Atty. when they opened their new Gen. Nicholas Katzenbach and

for bis Justice Department staff.

"Sanitary Meat Market” business. Both are butchers of

Johnson, spending the week-

Science, Phys. Eld. and Coach. Mrs. Bernice Steward — Vocational Home Economics.

The Clinton Falls Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon with Betty Snodgrass. A date was set and plans made for our bazaar

thereupon led a fourth round of

hearts.

IN TROUBLE

South was in trouble. When South ruffed low, West overruffed and returned a diamond. East was sure to get a diamond trick, and West got another

Elless — Corn-

Agriculture. Mrs. June

merce.

Mrs. Donna Sims — Grade 6.

to be held Saturday evening trump Trick when^East Ted'his Mrs - Nol a Clifford _ Grade

Oct. 9th. The next meeting will ; last hear( . g.

he with Madonna Clodfelter on ' Ufe becamp very comp]icated | Mrs. Rae Dower - Grade 5.

| ® e P t ‘ J for South when he took the first

trick. The best play is simple,

concern you 7

„ _ ^ , _ It's great to be alive and free, j ,_ u 6 But how’ about that guy across

the sea.

He's giving up his life for me. So that I can live in liberty.

He's far away to fight a war. that is Good to Eat ” Instead of fighting it at my DEPUTY SHERIFF INfront door JURED BY ACCIDENTAL

™ “ lon £ summer” in areas of

This guy who lives in filth and SHOT. Virgil Gnmes. deputy : i 4

slime, sheriff, suffered a slight wound How can he do it all the time? 1 to his right forearm, at near

Noal Nicholson — Industrial He . s about my age so why midnight Thursday night, when. an d Chicago outbreaks, how- .. .— ^ he went t0 g€t into his auto- ever ’ were such that no amount

mobile, w’hich was parked on of recent ly enacted federal legthe west side of the square; his islation offered P ros P ect revolver was accidentally dis- nothing or solution. Thus the charged President for the more or less

1 immediate future had to leave

MARRIAGE OF LEWIS R. the violence a i mo «, t entirely in

v , , • . , , HIRT IS ANNOUNCED: An ‘ the hands of sttae and local au-

^ ou lucky guy, you just laugh nouncement of the wedding of thoriries

__ _ and sneer : Miss Alice Wheeler and Lewis

Norman Evens — Vocational Because you've never

in dummy and returned a low’ club from dummy. Blast cleverly played low, and South w r on

with the jack of clubs.

Declarer ruffed his other heart Arts, Phys. Eld., Jr. Hi. Ath. should he care in dummy, cashed the ace of Mrs. Lethia Myers — English About a war someone else clubs and the king of spades, and Phys. Ed. should share?

and then gave up a club. West Francis McClure — Math and

got rid of his last heart on the Science.

third round of clubs, and East 1 Mrs - June Irwin — English,

Latin, and Speech.

Pat Rady — Social Studies,

Phys. Ed. and Coach.

experience. They have adopted end at his ranch, had hoped as their business slogan "Meat giant steps in the racial field

such as the new’ Voting Rights Act would have taken some of the steam from the predicted

? hot sum

racial tension.

Patterns of the Los Angeles

You call him vile names and

make fun of his cause,

Yet he's the first to go win your

wars.

Mrs. Mae Ader

Grade 3.

really r. Hirt, have been received by i

known fear friends of these young people. But this brave man faces death BUCKET BRIGADE HALTS every day, FARM FIRE: Fire, w’hich Yet he's always got something probably started from a 8park funnv to say. from the chimney, damaged the No mail again: A twinge of sor- roof of the residence of the ro "’ Miss Jennie Black farm, just

west of town, to the amount of

Mrs. Vera Evens - Grade 4. .. 0hi what the hecki ^

Service is our Business—Not Just a Slogan. Old Reliable

White Cleaners.

ways tomorrow’.”

Will Remember Friday The 13th

but unusual: he must refuse the

first heart.

, East's best defense Is to return a heart, making dummy ' ruff . Declarer draws two rounds ! of trumps with the king and ' queen and then leads a low’ club

from dummy.

Whenever East takes the king of clubs he can return a heart.

Mr*. Phyllis Smith - Grsde! The morale ls low a „ d ^ Thursday noon.

SULLIVAN UPI — A part of Tuscaloose. Ala., youth may re-

member Friday the 13th a long South still has the ace of

time as a result of their arrest

here.

The two, Sam Sansford and Floria Jean Skelton, 16, were arrested after a high speed chase after it was learned they allegedly did not pay for a gas

hearts to win the trick. South draw’s the last two trumps and takes the rest of the tricks in dummy with the ace of dia-

monds and good clubs. DAILY QUESTION

Dealer bids one heart, your

sion is high.

Luckily all of the farm hands

Mrs. Mary Lininger - Grade: Some men even break down ^ were in for dinner at the time

1 and 2.

Mrs. June Scobee — Grade 1. Russellville Faculty Vernon Gardner — Principal. David Lash — Music. Mrs. Lois Frye — Commerce,

Phys. Eld.

Mrs. Flora Hazlett — Math and Physics.

cry.

the fire started, and a bucket brigade was organized that

He wants to go home and see his loved ones, But he won't until he gets the

job done.

He w’orks all dav and stands

guard duty all night, HELD ON THURSDAY: The He's tired and sick but he con- annual Stoner reunion was tinues to fight. held at the Eklward Watts

Quotes McNamara WASHINGTON UPI — A Wisconsin congressman today quoted Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara as saying reserve units and personnel called up during the Berlin and Cuban crises will not be called again if equally capable units and individuals are available. Rep. Robert W. Kastenmeier, D-Wis.. said McNamara had made the statement in response

managed to qunech the flames t° an inquiry about what policy before great damage had been would be followed if reserve done- forces are eventually called ns STONER REUNION IS part of 018 buildu P to me<?t in '

creased commitments in South

Viet Nam.

Mrs. Jacquelyn McGaughey | p be college crowd thinks he's a home, west of town. Tuesday.

purchase in Knox County and partner doubles, and the next

player passes. You hold: S-9 8 3 2 H-J 8 3 2 D -9 7 5 C-7 6.

What do you say ?

ANSWER: Bid one spade. The weaker your hand, the more es-

were driving a car stolen in

Alabama.

While being held in the Sullivan County jail pending notification of Alabama authorities,

Sansford could ponder Friday sential the takeouts. If your the 13th. He also was bom on partner is reliable you will not be

that day in February, 1948.

Train Derails, Wrecks Station

I in serious trouble with this rej sponse. j Annual Tour Enjoyed By Jefferson Club

The Jefferson Home Demon-

SULLIVAN UPI A freight strati on Club’s annual tour betrain derailed as it rolled K an at th e home of Indiana's through Sullivan shortly after only President of the United dawm today, and one of the States. The Harrison Home is

— Home Economics and Science. Mrs. Margaret Miller — English and Phys. Ed. James Sheese — Biology. Phys. EM. and Coach. Mrs. Sara Bennett — English and Social Studies. Norman Evens — Vocation Agriculture. Mrs. Irene Hanna — Librian. Mrs. Carolyn Gough — Guidance. Ralph Lawter — Grade 5 and 6. Elementary Principal. Mrs. Mary Cooper — Grade 4. Mrs. Cecil Clore — Grade 3. Mrs. Anna Gardner — Grade I 2. Mr«. Waneita Gibbs — Grade

Cooks

fool. But that's what makes him so hard and cruel. You don't appreciate the things he will do. Like giving up his life for you.

I Over one hundred members of the Stoner family were present. COUNTY BUDGET FOR 1927 CALLS FOR 27 cents RATE: The county council at its meeting Saturday, fixed a

He sacrifices much, yet asks no county tax rate of 27 cents on

each $100 taxables in making ita preliminary budget of 1927 expenditures. The rate is the same as in 3926. *Hope the present council gets wind of

Remember, the “Roaring Twenties " will once again return to Greencastle when the annual

fair on the Square comes Sep- cars smashed into the railroad located at 1230 North Delaware Beu ' a h R'ger, Mrs

tember 17 and 18.

return,

Just so you can stay in school

and learn.

He believes in freedom and the

American way of life.

He d rather die than live a com- this 1926 decision,

munist s life.

No parties or dances for this

brave man.

Until he comes back home

again.

The days are hot and the nights are too. What winders a cold can of beer can do.

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Bainbridge — Mrs. Jewel He dreams of a cold beer, and a Blue. Mrs. Charles Cope. Mrs.! thick, juicy steak.

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County Hospital Dismissed Friday: June Wright, Plainfield James Berry, Putnamville Julia Penrod, Clayton Travis Hanlon. Coatesville Ethel Jackson. Coatesville Mrs. David White and daugh-

| depot and destroyed it. St, in Indianapolis and was j The accident happened on built in 1871. The restoration of : the Chicago & Eastern Illinois this landmark is almost cornline shortly after 6:15 a m. pleted. The curator has been

, EST. there for 26 years. She knew her Mrs ' Lelia Mae Hedge.

Mitchell.

Roachdale — Mrs. Clones, Mgr., Mrs. Scott. Mrs. Bertha

Pauline Then someone shouts, "We've a

hill to take.”

Geneva Some will be heroes, because

Golden they are brave,

Hymer, And others will just get a

w’reath on their graves,

| Nine cars of the train left the job and has done it w’ell. We Russellville — Mrs. Lillie You'll recognize him u’hen he

! tracks, apparently because of a were very impressed with the Jackson ’ Mgr.. Mrs. Helen Hig- walks by, hot journal box. A car loaded cleanliness. It costs about $900. gms ’ Mrs ' Bonnie B^rry. There's a saddened look within with cheese said to have come per year for professional clean- Custodian* 1 b ' s from Wisconsin crashed i n g. besides the cost of the reg- Bainbridge — John Waren. He walks so proud, yet he looks through the railroad station ular cleaning by a maid. There Wayne Kelley. mean, and totally wrecked the ancient were man y beautiful and price- Roachdale — James Lawaon. He s ca Hed the world's greatest

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Clay Me-

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Mr. and Mrs. William Irwin, 307 Crown Street, a girl, today.

DR. BURNS, D.C. CHIROPRACTOR Tues. thru Sat. 9-12 1-5 Tues., Thurs., & Fri. Evenings 7-9 Phan* OL 3-5814 South Jackten A Sunset Drive

frame structure. less items on display, that had CI - vd « Perkins.

Cartons of cheese were been used ln the White House Russellville —

strewn about the scene, ming- and their home here Mrs Har _ Gaughey.

ling with the wreckage of the ^ ^ an artist There wcre Clinton Center - Oscar MarT h h Vi t iw x many paintings and decorated tm ’ Head Maintenance _

Nobody was hurt. Members * * t a ^ . , , John Raymann.

of the train crew escaped in-’ d,shea 1 a s e f „ SCHOOL NURSE: Mrs. jury, and there was nobody in eral dres * ea W °’' ri % ‘ r5 ' Theoline Bee. PHN

the depot at the time. rison and her dau S hter - Mar >’| j r -I x sirzaFO nn HicnlflV. ! ^ M O L) Lj

lards of rails were torn up

fighting machine:

No winder he’s proud,

United States Marine.

Writes S«a

man who has only one.

“Since peace cannot yet be

ATTENDANCE made in the hearts and minds

VFW POST 1550 PICNIC Sunday, August 15 COON HUNTERS CLUB

Meat end refreshments furnished. Bring covered dish.

From the Harrison Home, the group went to the Haw’thorne Room on North Meridian St.,

for lunch.

AMERICAN LEGION LAS VEGAS NIGHT August 14 Buffet Luncheon Served 7:30 p.m. Special Dance September 4 Tickets Available At Club Room

on the single track, and rail- j road spokesmen indicated it would be hours before the dam- ! age was repaired and traffic restored on the Chicago-to- i

Evansville line. I After lunch the seven memMost of the derailed cars bers, Mr*. Donna Frye, Mrs. were boxcars. One was a tank Jackie Chastain. Mrs. Geneva car believed to be filled with shepperd. Mrs. Helen Sinclair, used oil. M rs . Clova Salsman, Mrs.

Gladys Seller. Mrs. Irene Wise and one guest, Mrs. Mary Alice, attended cinerama at the Indiana Theatre which was presenting “The Greatest Story Ever

Told.”

Next meeting. Sept. P. at the home of Mrs. Linda Dorsett.

OFFICER: Mrs. Ruth Earley. of mankind, our nation must The North Putnam Commun- keep itself better armed and ity School Board will meet' better prepared than its world Tuesday, August 17, at 8:00 neighbors as a deterrent to w’ar. p. m. to open bids on insurance “You, and thousands like you, (package plani. | may find yourselves stagnating

School Hour*

Bainbridge — 8:35 to 3:25. Roachdale — 8:35 to 3:20. Russellville — 8:30 to 3:20. Clinton Center — 8:20 to 3:45.

His smiling way and pleasant

face

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Anniversaries

Birthdays

Donna Jean Berry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berry, 444 South Garden Street, Kendall-

i ville, 19 years Sunday. Aug. 15. Iren and grandchildren.

in a military base, involved in a round of training, marshing bivouacs, physical training, On the other hand, you may find yourself sent to a desolate and depressing part of the world to help keep a ‘hot war* from

spreading.

In Memorv “Whatever happens, you ' should not feel that your time In loving memorv’ of Clelland is completely wasted, even (Curly) Varvel, who passed though you do not receive away Aug. 15, 1064. enough recognition for your sacrifices from civilians like me.

Are a pleasure to recall,

He had a kindly w r ord for each

And died beloved by all.

“The mere fact that you are there, ready to do your duty— you and the other hundreds of thousands—may keep another worldwide conflict from being bom -may hurry the day when

Missed greatly by wife, child- peace can finally be accom-

l piished. M

FORAGE HARVESTER DEMONSTRATION Oscar Clodfelter Farm MONDAY, AUG. 16th 2 to 4 P.M. See the NEW “BIB” 6EHL CHOPPER in action.