The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 August 1965 — Page 3

Boy Drowns

| Dies Of Cancer

FORT WAYNE UPI Ellis James Henry, 13, drowned Monday at the cedar Creek Dam in Allen County.

Condolence Note WASHINGTON UPI— President Johnson has sent a telegram of condolence to Mrs. Phillip Daniels of Keene, N. H„ the mother of the Episcopal seminarian shot to death near Hayne, Ala., in a civil rights incident. The President expressed grief over the death of the theological student, Jonathan M. Daniels, 27, and said "we labor toward the day when the cause of brotherhood may prevail, and the violence that sometimes cars the face of America may be ended.”

WATERLOO, Iowa UPI — Funeral services will be held today for John W. Coverdale, 82, first executive secretary of the National Farm Bureau. He died of cancer Sunday.

Mrs. Pratt Dies GLEN COVE, N. Y. UPI— Mrs. Ruth Baker Pratt, the first woman ever to represent New York state in Congress, died Monday night in her Glen Cove L. I. home. She would have been 88 today.

Rites Wednesday SAN DIEGO, Calif. UPI — Funeral services were to be held Wednesday at Ft. Rosecrans National Cemetery for retired Army Col. Hugh Miller, an educator, engineer and civic leader.

ARROW TRACES probable Soviet rocket routes from near the Aral Sea to 1,500 miles southwest of Hawaii, where Moscow announced “new types” of space rockets will be lobbed 7,500 miles. The test series runs July 28-OcL 15. The rocket* are believed to be a type they will use in their next manned space spectacular. They expect to hit within a specified area with a radius of 40 miles.

A SHINING EXAMPLE of getting back to normalcy in Los Angeles is this place of business, Tony’s, at 48th and Broadway. As you can see, it’s a real hard hit area.

SECOND NOTICE To the tuptyera of South Putesfi Community School Corporation, Putnam County. State of Indiana. You are hereby notified that on the 16th day of August, 1965, the Board of School Trustees of South Putnam Community School CorporaUon, Putnam County. State of Indiana, pursuant to notice heretofore given, and under and by virtue of Chapter ST Acts of 1945. as amended, duly adopted a plan whereby a Cumulative Building Fund, was established to provide for the following: For all the purposes provided for by Chapter 57. Acts of 1945 as amended. Such fund to be provided for by a tax levy of sixty cents <90.601 on each one hundred dollars <9100.00) of taxable real and personal property within said taxing unit, said tax to be levied annually beginning in 1965. payable in 1966. and continuing for a total period of twelve (12) years, as authorised by said Act. That pursuant to said Act, ten (10) or more taxpayers tn said taxing unit, other than those who pay poll tax only, and who will be affected by said tax levy may file a petition with the County Auditor of Putnam County, not later than ten <10> days after the publication of this notice, setting forth their objections to the proposed levy. Upon filing of said petition, the County Auditor shall Immediately certify the same to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Board will subsequently fix a date and conduct a public hearing on said proposed levy before issuing Its approval or disapproval thereof. Mr. Frank Jarrell. President Mr. Truman McCammack, V. Pres. Mr. James Giddlngs. Secretary Mr Glenn Skelton. Treasurer Mr Lee Zeig, Member. Aug. 24-3l-2t

Th« Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Tuesday, August 24, 1965

VOTING RIGHTS BILL LEADERS CONGRATULATED—President Johnson was so pleased by the Senate’s 79 to 18 passage of the historic voting rights bill that he made a surprise visit to the Capitol to congratulate Senate majority leader Mike Mansfield (left) and minority leader Everett M. Dirksen. When the bill Is signed into law by the President, it wiH among other things, guarantee the voting rights of Negroea,

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A BEAUTY OF A BUBBLE la wh at Ellen Austad, 10, has here in Chicago. You take looped wire, a strong solution of soap, and presto! Bubbles almost as big as you are.

Spar-Of-The -Moment Party

Keep 'Em Ready For Teenage Guests

By Joan O’Sullivan When teenagers get together, what do you have? A spur-of-the-moment party that calls for refreshments. If the freezer Is stocked with sausage or cheese pizza pies— kids love ’em—you can whip up pizzas are completely prepared and chef-seasoned. All you need do is bake ’em and eat 'em. Variety Of Toppings For variety, you can top off the pizza with bacon and cheese, as suggested in one of a snack in jiffy time, for the today's recipes. You can also round up a selection of chopped green pepper, pickle relish, sliced pimiento olives, sliced pickles, onion rings, canned parsley. Let guests choose their favorite

combinations and spoon them over the pizza before or after baking. SWEET TREAT For a sweet finish. Popcorn Chocolate Layer Squares are delicious. These can be made on the spot, too. While the popcorn pops in its own foil fry-pan, the caramels and chocolate can be melted over hot water. Chill the sweet concoction while the gang snacks up on pizza. Put pizza and popcorn on the shopping list. Keep ’em in stock and you'll have something to serve on the spur of the moment when the gang gathers at your house. PARTY PIZZA 1 (13 oz.) frozen cheese pizza

4 slices bacon Separate into rings 1 small onion Arrange bacon pieces and Cut bacon into 1-in. pieces, onion rings on top of frozen Partially fry. Drain on paper P izz a. toweling. Bake pizza according to pkg. Peel onion; cut into slices, directions.

POPCORN CHOCOLATE layer squares arc delicious and can be readied in jiffy time. Corn pops in its own foil frypan.

POPCORN CHOCOLATE LAYERS 1 pkg. pops-in-a-pan popcorn 1 (14 oz.) pkg. caramels 3 tbsp. water 1 (6 oz.) pkg. semi-sweet chocolate pieces

WITH FROZEN PIZZA, refreshments are ready in a wink. Heat, serve with choice of Loppings—relish, onions, pickles.

Directions. Melt caramels over water. Melt chocolate over water. Put popped corn into

greased bowl. Pour over melted caramels and stir until popcorn is well coated. Spoon out onto greased 14 by 9 in. piece of aluminum foil. Press over foil to shape a rectangle. Press together firmly. Let stand 5 min. Cut in half.

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Spread one half with melted chocolate. Put other popcorn

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for about an hour. Cut into

large squares.

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