The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 September 1965 — Page 3

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Mr '«id Mrs. Leroy Randa!!,

missionary recruits to the newly independent nation of Zam- ,

bia, Africa, will be guests at the Ufkgi+iflB CgaSf Somerset Christian Church i ■Mil Sunday, September o. This Sun- | INDIANAPOLIS UPI — It day has been set aside as Mis- was Business and Industry Day sion Emphasis ,Day and a full . .. T c* ^ tr. • r * j at yjg 113th Indiana State Fair

today, with judging continuing in the Coliseum and swine barn along with a pie eating contest

at the women’s building! Today’s activities also in-

cluded dairy and beef cattle open class judging, open class swine and open class and gold

medal sheep judging.

On the lighter side, a pie eating contest is scheduled for members of the press, radio and television in the women's building, while harness racing was scheduled to arrive under

the lights tonight.

The grand champion open barI row was picked Thursday. It i was a Duroc owned by Laverne Weller and Sons of Dwight, HI., with the Shoup Brothers of I Michigantown taking the reserve prize with a Hampshire. The second round of the rooster crowing contest was scheduled for today, following the first victory in the contest by an out-of-state entry in the event’s five-year history. “Bugler,” a cross breed bantam owned by Gordon Davis of Mt. Zion, HI., crowed 49 times in the 30 minutes set aside for the contest to make it into the finals, which are scheduled for

Sunday.

Stew'art Brothers, R. R. 8, Grensburg, took both the champion Angus bull and Angus heifer honors in judging Thursday, while Paul Stewart of Cambridge City was reserve champion in the bull judging and John Wyrich, Sharpsville, took the same spot in heifer

j judging.

In other swine judging Thursday, Larry Stanley of Coatesville had the champion and reserve champion Berkshire barrow, while Parkison A Rodibaugh of Rensselaer, turned the same trick in the Chester White class.

schedule Is planned. Mr. Randall Will speak twice in the morning —at the Bible school hour and at the morning worship service. A fellowship dinner for all present is planned at noon, with a program of colored slides to follow at 2:00 P.M. At 7:00 P.M. Mr. Randall will be showing a sound, color film entitled “Light From The Dark Country” covering the missionary activity of the Christian churches in Central and South Africa. The public is cordially

invited to all services.

Mr. Randall is a second generation missionary having lived in South Africa with his parents for some eight years, his father being the superintendent of the South African Church of Christ Mission. He returned to the states in 1957 to begin his college education and has received both the Bachelor of Sacred Literature and the Batchelor of Theology degrees from Minnesota Bible College in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He has served churches in Austin and Fari-

bault, Minensota.

Mr. Randall is at present completing training for a private pilot’s license, expecting to use this to great advantage in Africa. Mrs. Randall attended Minnesota Bible College for 2 years and recently passed the Minnesota State Board examination in Practical Nursing. “ The Randalls plan to leave for the field in March of 1966 under the direction of the Central

African Mission.

Gary Hall ia minister to the Somerset congregation.

Santo Domingo Leaders Change SANTO DOMINGO UPI — Rebel Col. Francisco Caamano Deno, "constitutional president” of a square mile of downtown Santo Domingo, formally yields his authority today to Dominican provisional Presilent Rec-

tor Garcia Godoy.

Caamano summoned available members of the congress dissolved two years ago this month to a mass meeting in the rebel sector to announce that he is stepping down and to urge his followers to support Garcia. The rebel leader bases his claim to the presidency on his “election” by a similar mass meeting May 2, a week after the outbreak of a revolt which unseated the civilian junta heded by Donald Reid Cabral. The junta headed oy Brig. Gen. Antonio Imbert Barrera, which controls most of the Do-

minican Republic, formally resigned Monday night but actually will remain in control until Garcia is installed later today.

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Friday, September 3,1965

Indiana Traffic Toll Hits 939 By United Pr«»i International A death in a one-car accident in Carroll County early todayraised Indiana’s 1965 traffic fatality toll to at least 939 compared with 852 a year ago. Richard Lee Wilcox, 25, Monticello, was killed when his car went out of control on Indiana 18 east of Delphi and hit a bridge rail. Police said he apparently fell asleep at the wheel. Michael Hefferman, 55, Montgomery, was killed Thursday night south of Washington when his car went out of control on Indiana 57, swerved into a ditch and hit a concrete abut ment.

Steel Talks no good prospects, the steel companies once again wall begin the coirtly process of banking their great blast furnaces and coke ovens in mticipation of a strike. This action undoubtedly would put a damper on continued bargaining. There were reports that if the

stalemate continued the administration was prepared to offer its own version of a settlement as a posible compromise. Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz and Commerce Secretary John T. Connor, who have been sitting in on the negotiations since they were shifted to Washington. were said to have worked out the compromise.

| Leonard Cooper. El. Op. Emerson Unuderwood. Ex Help

Death Uncertain MARKLE, UPI—Authorities here said Thursday the cause of death of Dwight Purdy 64. Decatur, had not been determined. They said a fellow worker found Purdy’s body alongside his grading machine on the ! Wells County side of a Wabash Rover dam project near Markle.

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STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF PUTNAM IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUrr COURT APRIL TERM 1965. In toe Matter of toe Eeitate of Clarence F. Brown. Deceased. CAUSE NO.

10.348.

HELEN M. FENDER. Administratrix NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATRIX SALE Pursuant to order of the Putnam County Circuit Court toe undersigned administratrix will sell at private sale for cash, for not less than the full appraised value thereof, the following described real estate In PutnamCounty. Indiana; Lot No. 2 In Block No. 1 In Silver’s Survey of Lots 54. 35. and 56 of Railroad Enlargement of Greencastle. Said real estate, located at 36 Martinsville St.. Greencastle. Indiana, wilf be offered for sale on the 17th day of September at 9:30 a m. at the Law Office of William L. McClellan. Oreencastle, Indiana and from day to day thereafter until sold. The purchaser will be furnished with an abstract of totle to said real estate showing merchantlle title Any sale subject to approval of the

court.

HELEN M. FENDER ADMINISTR ATR1X william l. McClellan ATTORNEY FOR ESTATE Aug. 27-Sept. 3-10-3t

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COMMISSIONERS CLAIMS The Putnam County Board of Commissioners will meet In regular session Tuesday September 7, 1965 at 9:00 I legal time at the Court House In 1 Greencastle. Indiana to consider the I following claims: SALARIES Jack P Hinkle, Clerk *542.06 . Samuel M. Conner. Dep 30 ? s Virginia Rlgney 265.00 ! Anne Glrton Eston C. Cooper. Aud 541.66 D. F. Shewmaker. Dep 300 00 : Alice E. Mahoney 365 00 Ethel Mae Simpson 265.00 Leona M. Terry 365.00 Roland Lane, Treas 541.66 Margaret O'Hair. Dep 300.00 Eula Clyde Ames. Dep 265.00 Carrie Miller, Recorder 500.00 Lucille Albin. Dep 300.00 Kenneth Knauer. Sheriff 541.66 Paul M Mason, Dep 300.00 Percy M. Rice. Dep 265.00 Paul M. Mason. Ex. Duties .. 62.00 Percy M. Rice. Ex. Duties ... 62.00 Alan Stanley. Sur 350.00 Marie B. Dicks. Bd of Ed .. 300.00 L. W. Veach. M.D . Bd of Hlth. 225.00 Evelyn Spencer. Clerk 265.00 Theoline Bee. PHN 366.67 Jewel Blue, San 400.00 Frank Sutherlln, Co Assess. .. 500.00 Wilma Bryan 300.00 W. A. Patterson. Twp Assess . 208.33 Joan E Huber, Pros. Atty ... 150.00 i Sylvia Finchum, Mat. of Crt House 125.00 Earl Ross. Cust 300.00 ! Baird Vermillion. Cust 225.00

110.00 95.05

Helen Knauer. Mat of Jail ... 150.00 Clinton V. Cue 75.00 Jewel Blue, Bd. of Health ... 79.78 Evelyn Spencer 6 General Tele Co. Of Ind 19 50 Kenneth H. Sweet 2.00

Romilda Printing Co. Co.

Assess 21.00 James M. Houck, Pros Atty. 66.64 James M. Houck 30.00 James M. Houck 13.67 West Publishing Co 35.00 Dept of Water Works, C. H... 80 49 Public Service 255.22 Metzger Lumber Co 26.17 Robert Dean 10 00 Applegate Elevator Co 40 00 Earl Ross 1-43 The Monroe Co 13.30 A&S Junk Yard 70.00 Headley Hardware 85.40 Dept of Sewage 108.10 Ind Gas & Water. Jail 26.24 Public Service 39.68 Dept of Water Works 17.40 Russell A Foxx 65.13 Helen Knauer 13.04 Dept of Sewage 16.80 Wm. R. Tipton, Co Home .... 89.50 Walter Seeley 12.00 Woodburn Printing Co-Inc ... 6.00 Lawrence Dickerson Sr 6 85 Public Service 81.76 Metzger Lumber Co 54 28 A. A. Huber 58.50 Greencastle Drain Tile Corp .. 69.19 Handy's Milk & Ice Cream ... 57.88 IGA Food Store 207 »5 Putnam Co. Frozen Foods ... 162.29 Gage Food Products 68 92 Olen O. Dudley 21.00 Omar Bakeries 39 14 High Point Oil Co 82 09

Lawrence Dickerson. Supt of

Co. Home 200 00 Edith Dickerson, Mat 125.00 Edith Dickerson 75.00 Maralyn J. York Att 21.88 Wm. M. Hurst. Vet Off 300.00 Robert H. Newgent 50.00 Victor R. Hurst, Comm 225.00 Charles Branneman, Comm... 225.00 Claude Malayer, Comm 225 00 William Mullinlx, Co Council 25.00

Paul Murphy, Co. Council .. Paul Whitman Eddie Buis Kenneth Shannon. Co. Council Ivan Craggs. Co Engineer . Rexall Boyd Co Atty Irma Hardwick, Ex. Clerical Co Assess Woodburn Printing Co-lnc, ! Clerk ; Greencastle Office Equip., Auditor Woodburn Printing Co.-Inc . j Sutherlln T V & Appliances .. 1 Typewriter Rebullder i Adding Machine Service ... Romilda Printing Co., Co. Treas Co Treas ■ Woodburn Printing Co-Inc ... 1 Carrie Miller. Recorder i I B M Corp i Association of Ind. Co., Inc . | Woodburn Printing Co-Inc . Paul M. Mason. Sheriff Percy M. Rice Kenneth Knauer Texaco Inc Shell Oil Co : Clark Oil & Ref Romilda Printing Coan Drugs

25.00 25.00 25.00 25 00 500 00

100 00 80.00 45.00 21 00 2 4 95

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Jim’s Shoe Repair 3.00 Fechheimer Bros. Co 78.92 Indpls. Blueprint. Surveyer .. 143 High Point Oil Co 82 09 Ivor McMalns 14.99 Reeves Welding & Repair 9.75 Greencastle Automotive Supply Inc 2 26 md. State Industries 48 00 Sherman Hacker 897.00 Archie E. Jones 58.75 Orkln Exterminating Co 7.50 Headley Hardware 10.81 William M. Hurst 2.00 Duplicating Products Inc 53.95 Putnam Co Graphic 183.70 The Dally Banner 154.86 Cloverdale Cemetery 8 00 Thomas Funeral Home, Inc. 100.00 Perkins Funeral Home 100.00 Rector Funeral Home 100.00 Dr. D. Brattaln. D. V. M. ... 160.05 Logansport State Hospital ... 62.55 New Castle State Hospital .... 24.50 Madison State Hospital 19.20 Evansville State Hospital 121.30 Greencastle Community School 345.32 General Telephone Co 225.13 James Houck .. 1144 HIGHWAY Ralph Spencer 416.65 Barbara Smith 236.80 Florence Ensor 330.75 Joe Spencer 187 50 Floyd Allen 236.25 James Curtis Boiler 231.30 Robert Boiler 204 30 Dean L. Branham 232.00 Olyn Camplbell 224.40 Ralph Delp 106.20 Paul Hassler 231.88 Clarence Marshall 279.35 Jessie McGuire 193.80 Frank Nelson 168.00 Vernle Larkin 233.63 Arthur Prather 102.00 George Talbott 229.50 Eugene Miller 201.60 Don Mangus 225.25 Ronald Dove 214.20 Richard Gray 252.00 Clayton Sutton 229.50 Woodson Buttery 241.40 Glen Crawley 232.90 Kenneth Broadstreet 229 50 Thompson Allen 216.00 Noble Austin 201.60 Harold Goodman 208.00 William Griffin 57.60 Jesse Marcum 187.20 Buryi Guy 216.00 Harry Miller 216.00 Roy Weller 216.00 Virgil Walters 216.80 Kenneth Boiler 214.40 Jerry Hurst 179.20 DeWayne Costin 216.00 Everett Cornett 216.00 Floyd Richardson 202.50 Gerald Melthe 212.80 Robert Overpeck 30.00 John O. Shinn 218.40 Harris Stone Service 4.918.00 CUMULATIVE BRIDGE Putnam-Hendrlck Co. Bridge 4.288.92 WELFARE Curtis Higgins 425.00 Helen Werneke 315 00 Grace H. McKeehan 315.00 Virginia M Bowers 315.00 Elaine Vote 290.00 Carmen L. Phillips 250.00 Gen. Tel. Co. of Ind 18.39 Curtis C. Higgins. MUeage-Dir. 10.56 Helen Werneke. CaseworkerTravel 40.00 Virginia M. Bowers, CaseworkerTravel «o-°o Romilda Printing Co.. Inc. Stamped Envelopes 105.00 Woodburn Printing Co. Inc .. 28.45 todlana Carbon Co., Inc., Supplies 22.40 Eston C. Cooper, Auditor

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NOTICE TO BIDDINO CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given that seated proposals for the construction of certain Bridges will be received by the Indiana State Highway Commission at Its offlcas In the Indiana State Office Building, Room 1313, Bidianapolls. In125.001 dlana. until 10:00 A. M., Eastern Standard Time, on September 28, 1965. and all proposals will be publicly opened and read. Immediately thereafter, In the chambers of the Indiana House of Representatives, State Capitol

Building.

PUTNAM COUNTY — Bridge Contract No. 6813. Project. No. 1-70-2 f8)43. Structure No. 1-70-43-2364. carrying Interstate Highway 70 over Monon Railroad. 0.35 Mile west of State Road 43. 3 Spans, 1 at 61'-3”. 1 a 64’-3”. 1 at 51’-3”. 37° or Lt.. Cont, Steel Beam. 3»--6” Rdwy., Steel Enc. Cone. Pile End Bents Treated Timber Piling (Piers), Including 0.113 Ml. Approach Grading. TWIN STRUCTURES. Plans and proposals may be examined at the office of the Indiana State Highway Commission, in the State Office Building, Room 1313. Indianapolis Indiana. ' INDL4NA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION sept. 3-10-2t

490 00 109 00

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18 50 234.50 62.00 62.00 202.80

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BOESEN DAIRY 60tli Anniversary Sale Saturday, September 18 11:00 A.M. At the Boesen Farm, located miles south of Greencastle on the Cemetery Road; or 2 miles west of Junction State Road 231 and U.S. 40 to Walker Motel, then 1 mile north: or 1 mile east of Putnamville to Walker Motel, then 1 mile north. 60 HEAD OF HOLSTEIN 60 TO < ELEBRATE 60 years of continuous breeding of Holstein Cattle, we are offering for sale 60 head of top quality Holsteins; rich in KPOP, Ormsby and Shiawana bloodlines. Including 40 cows and bred heifers in production or close springers. Several with calves at side. Choice yearling heifers, top 4-H prospects; 5 bulls, 10 to 24 months. FEATURING 20 daughters and 3 sons of ARCHAMBAULT MONTY IC KING “Selected Pedigree Bull.” MANY FEMALES are carrying the service of IIARBARCREST SUNSHINE “EX,” and 4 of his daughters selling. Also offering 1 son of SHEFFIELD SUPREME MAX “EXGM” with several heifers due to his service. PRESENTING daughters of foundation cows with over 120,000 lbs. milk to date, and still going strong. * T. B. ACCREDITED since 1930 * BANGS CERTIFIED since 1939 * CALFHOOD VACCINATED since 1949 Eric Boesen, Owner and Sale Manager Jim Vaughn, Auctioneer C. M. Bottema, Jr., Pedigrees Credit available — Dairy Credit Company, DeKalb, Illinois

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