The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 September 1965 — Page 2
• 1 Th# Daily Bannar, Braancaatla, Indiana Saturday, Saptambar 4,1965 Editorial-Wise Education Is A MUST No doubt a great number of boys and girls are not too happy that another school year is starting. Some of them probably do not realise that schooling is a must if they expect to get ahead in this technical, scientific and space age. The young man or woman with only an elementary school education and even a high school diploma will find that it is a hard row to hoe today in securing any kind of employment in which the remuneration is in a higher bracket. Times have certainly changed since the horse and buggy days when a person with common school "learning" could secure a position of responsibility. In these days of automation, nuclear energy and contemplated trips to the moon and other planets, only the most highly trained person can look forward to a really good job. In other words, a college degree is what is needed if today's young folks expect to obtain positions that will enable them to live as well as they may be living in the homes of their parents. The higher the education, the brighter prospects are for the modern day youth. Education is indeed a MI ST!
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day sentenced four men to life in prison for their part in killing 700.000 inmates at the Nazi concentration camp in Treblin-
ka, Poland.
LONDON UPI — A 1225 L ess e r terms ranging from A. D. issue of the Magna Carta f our yea rs to seven years were — one of the three originals in ordered for five other defendexistence — was flown out of antg one man was acquitted. Britain for the first time to be displayed in Washington, D. C. The 11-month trial was secHeavy security measures and on< l only in length and grisly insurance coverage were ar- testimony to the Auschwitz wai ranged to protect the document crimes trial which ended in during its time in the United Frankfurt last month. States. Kurtx Franz, 51, the com“This document is irreplace- mandant at re _ able," John W. Warner, chair- ceived a ]if€ sentence on 300.000 man of the World Peace coun t a 0 f murder. He was the Through Law Exhibition being only defendant who had pleaded held in Washington during innocent, which it will be shown, said be-1 fore boarding today's flight. The judges also decreed life “It is being given maximum terms for three Nazis who security. The insurance policy; helped send camp inmates to has been very carefully worked the gas chambers — Willi out. I don’t think it is appropri- Mentz, 61, Wilhelm Minete, 56,
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ate to discuss the figure.” The 1225 issue of the Magna Carta represents the final revised form of the great charter which was signed at Runnymede in 1215. The issue flown to Washington today is the property of Queen Elizabeth. It is normally on display at the Public Records Office Museum here. Two other 1225 originals are in existence — one in the British Museum and the other in Durham, England.
and Artur Mattes, 63. Life is the maximum penalty for murder in West Germany.
Students See Man Kill Self
Lover Held For Woman's Murder DETROIT UPI — The lover of the blonde wife of a Chinese nuclear scientist was re-arrest-ed Friday and charged with murder in her strangulation. Homicide detectives Charles Schlachter said the suspect, Victor Fassere, 36, offered no resistance when officers picked him up early today at his parents’ horns in nearby Dear-
VACAVILLE. Calif. UPI
A convict involved in a cele- born, Mich,
bra ted kidnap case killed himself by plunging a knife into his heart before a horrified group of college students visiting a
prison library.
The suicide victim was Harold Jackson. 63, one of two men who kidnaped San Fran-,
cisco realtor Leonard Mosko- Thursday about the slayin 8 of vitz in 1954 and held him cap- Mrs ' Edna Le *’ 32 ’ a vivaciou » tive 64 hours while relatives beauty » tudyin S for * p h.D. in
“He was more or less expecting us," Schlachter said. Fassere, 36, a divorced tele-
phone company employe described by Schlachter as a ' plain Joe” with no police record, was questioned most of
English at a local university. He admitted being her lover but denied any knowledge of her death. Friends of Mrs. Lee
attempted to raise $300,000 ran-
som.
Jackson's death came just one day after the California
Adult Authority had refused his told P ° liC * FaS8er * tWiC * before request for parole from the tri * d t0 Stran S l€ her durin *
State Medical Facility at Vaca- l0VerS ’ <* uarreIs -
ville. ! His partner in the Moskovitz kidnaping. Joseph Lear. 54, is scheduled to be freed in December from the Mira Monte Conservation Camp in
Fresno County.
Four Men Get Life Sentences DUESSELDORF, Germany UPI — A war crimes court Fri- i
HOME GROWN GREEN BEANS SWEET CORN
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GOOD OLD DAYS Taken from the files of the Greencastla Herald, September,
2, 1926.
Miss Mildred Allen, city, has assumed her duties as public health nurse to relieve Mrs. Norma H. Hope, who has been granted a leave of absence by the Public Health Nursing As-
sociation.
Mr. and Mrs. William Delp of Rochester, Ind., announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Helen Louise to Elwood B. Dunlavy, of Indianapolis, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Dunlavy of this city.
Cloverdale township schools are being given a thorough cleaning this week in preparation for the opening of school
next Monday, Sept. 6.
The ninth session of the Teachers Institute began Friday morning with community singing with Professor Percibal, instructor of music in Greencastle High School leading,
guests from Cerro Gordo, Illi- by rushing in with the ace of Arthur gpencer ,of Greencastle
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South took the ace of spades, ruffed a spade, led a trump to the ten and ruffed another spade. Then he drew a second round of trumps and led out three rounds of damonds. This would have been wonderful if West had won the third
ing” but “doing for.” This is
Christian love.
Personal And Local News
The Veronica Club will meet with Mrs. Ted Glidewell, Wed-
nesday, September 8th at 2:00 diamond. As it happened. East p.m. won and led the jack of clubs.
, The defenders took three club The Alpha-Phi Alumni will meet Wednesday, September 8
at 8 p.m. with
White.
Mrs. Donald
tricks, and South quickly reached for the other deck and cut
for the next deal.
TOO QUICK
Mrs. Harold Brown and Mrs. i ft was very quick; too Esther Bowman entertained quick. South lost his contract
nois during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Layne, 724 East Seminary Street, have returned after an extended stay in Hollywood, Florida.
spades.
South should refuse the first
spade and take the second to get rid of his low diamond. Then he takes the top diamonds, leads a trump to dummy’s ten and
The Maple Heights Home ruffs a diamond with a high
Demonstration Club will meet frump.
Tuesday, Sept. 7, at 7:30 p. m., When the diamonds break, at the club house. South draws trumps with the
ace and king to make sure of
The Mt. Meridian Community j getting to dummy when the Club will meet Wednesday af-1 trumps are all out. Then he can ternoon with Mrs. Cordia Keyt, ]ead t he last diamond and get instead of with Anna B. Wal- rid of a club. lace - I If South had brought just a Due to the Labor Day Holi- bit more before playing to the day September 6 the Catholic first trick It wouldn’t have Ladies Guild will postpone their seemed so late when the hand
regular monthly meeting. The ended,
meeting will be rescheduled for DAILY QUESTION
gave a vocal solo" On the Road to Mandalay" and "Give a Man a Horse That He Can Ride." A 1925 model Ford coupe owned by Joe Ratcliff of Roachdale, was stolen from the fair grounds, where Its owner was attending a carnival Wednes-
COUNTY PLAYHOUSE PRODUCTION Putnam County’s Playhouse poduction “Inherit The Wind" will be presented tonight for the last time this year. The play has been an enormous success, thanks to all the contributions of the public and the actors. Pictured above are tw r o of the leading actors in the production, John Cook and Jerry Thomas. Photo by Frank Puckett, Jr.
less than 18 hours before Gar- ' cia's inauguration, a U. S. sol-
Reed Reunion
Foster Mother
LONDON UPI — Keepers at dier was killed by a hand gre-
The Reed Reunion was held London Zoo have found a fos- nade thrown into an Ameri-
day night about 8 o’clock, ac- | Sunday, August 29, at Robe- • ter mother for a four-day-old can command post. He was the
cording to a report made to po-
lice headquarters.
Ann Park. A delicious basket; rejected by its mother. 28th U. S. serviceman
dinner was served at 1:00 to the The cub is bein S nursed by a
Greencastle persons who were following: Mr. and Mrs. Paul mongrel dog '
up bright and early Friday morning were attracted by a phenomenon, which occurred at near 5 o’clock, when the sky assumed a vivid pinkish red color. The Post Office will be closed
Elkins of Spencer; Mr. and !
Mi's. Larry Black and children
of Danville; Mr. and Mrs. Mar- Triple Trouble
shall Nuckolls and children of
Lewis; Mir. and Mrs. Eugene BALTIMORE L PI Jones and children of Plain- J - Millard Tawes of Maryland.
killed
since American troops moved in four months ago to prevent a Cuba-style Communist takeover here.
Gov.
September 13.
A Honda rider, Ronnie L. k Q J 4 2 hearts 8 6 diamonds Baker, 17, was arrested at 9:05 9 g 4 clubs a Q 3. What do you Friday night by City Officer ggyf John Stevens and charged with ANSWER: Bid one spade, speeding in a posted zone on Y ou have 12 points in high East Washington Street. cards, and 1 point for the dou- ■ bleton, enough for an optional Cleaners For The Meticulous opening bid. You decide to bid Minority. Old Reliable White because you have a fine major
all day Monday, September 6. Rev . an d Mrs. Jewell Gov * Charles Terry of Delaware 1926, on account of Labor Day. j Reed and ^ c f Clayton; Mr. and Maryland Motor Vehicles
Commissioner John Jewell were
As dealer, you hold: spades Ther « w 111 be no cit y or rural and Mrs. Fred Reed and
Cleaners.
suit and Quick Tricks.
Canaan Friendship
THANKS
We want to thank the Belle club Haa Meetln g
Union Stilesville, Eminence,
Fillmore and Cloverdale Fire The Canaan Friendship Club Departments for their assis- rne ^ Thursday, Aug. 15th, at the tance at the fire in Belle Union home of Mrs. Dan Stone, hostlast Sunday evening, and to ess ' and Mrs ' Vern Lydick ’ c °-
deliveries. Mail will be received and dispatched as usual, however, Postmaster Bartley said
Saturday.
After a deluge of rain during
grandsons o, La fays..,: Mrs LI cl 111 U jadlCL^y ^JUoLcXgC olcliliJJs
Florence Laswell; Mr. and Mrs. Don Chaney and daughter of Brazil; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reed and daughter of Green-
the past two days which cas ti € ; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer reached a September record of Hockman of Switz City; Mr. two and one-half inches, the Edward Reed, Miss Nancy weatherman Monday promised R eed, Mr. and Mrs. Lester relief with a prediction of fair Re ed and children of Jasonville; and warmer. Pauline Walburn of Lafayette.
About everything is in readiness for the opening of DePauw
While the ceremony was in progress, Tawes’ limousine was double parked, Jewell's blocked a fire hydrant and Terry's was in a no parking zone.
Hot Kitty
any
hostess.
The president, Mrs. Vern Run-
"V . „ u ii d t ne Hs opened the meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Kimball R. Lar- , y „
the group repeating the
Prayer” in unison.
Mrs. Glen Duncan read the history of the song and Mrs. Dan Stone then led them in the
singing of the song.
The salute to the Christian
everyone who helped
way.
kin.
—DPU Banquet
and Howard Youse were intro- i
ulty members are
daily.
In Memory
returning
AUSTIN, Minn. UPI — The fur of a cat caught fire when it
Gifts W€re given t0 the young - strayed too close to a burning University, September 13. Fac- est ’ oldes L and t* 16 one coming g ar b a g e pile.
the longest distance. The
youngest was 6 months old. The frightened animal dashed Anne Reed, daughter of Mr. and into a barn. The fire spread. Mrs. Donald Reed; the oldest The final toll: The barn, a was Rev. Jewell Reed and Mr. neaiby shed, 800 bales of hay and Mrs. Elmer Hockman of ;ind stl 'aw, a wagon, 15 rabbits, Switz City traveled the far- a i amd and the cat.
thest
Mrs. Emma Marlow was unable to attend because of sick-
ness. Since this was her first SANTO DOMINGO UPI —
Silent is the voice we loved ! time to miss a reunion and she Hector Garcia Godoy was in-
Closed SATURDAYS Beginning Sept. 11 DR. BURNS, D.C. CHIROPRACTOR Tues. thru Sat. 9-12 1-5 Tues., Thurs., & Fri. Evenings 7-9 Phone Ol 3-5814 South Jackson & Sunset Drive
WHITAKER
In loving memory of Wilson
Lord b A. Quinnette who passed away
Sept. 5. 1952.
Gone is the face we loved so
dear.
Godoy Installed
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to hear,
being the oldest living Reed, ■ stalled as provisional president
AMERICAN LEGION SPECIAL DANCE September 4 Town Criers Combo Tickets Available At Club Room Or At Door
duced by Dr. Kerstetter as fac- and Am e r i C an flags were given
ulty members who have recent- also the creed in unison .
ly completed 25 years at De- ■pjjg ro ji ca j| was answered by Pauw University. Heads of the eleven members and one guest,
departments of English and Miss Elaine Stone,
botany-bacteriology, respective- j Mrs. Dan Stone gave the secly, the two men joined the fa-1 retary's report and Mrs. Iona culty in 1940. Goss the treasurer's report,
Approximately 50 other fac- which were approved,
ulty and staff members who Mrs. Edd Stone presented the were introduced at previous din- club with a book of stamps, ners as having served DePauw a Dues were paid by our new
quarter century were recognized member, Mrs. Rena Sechman.
To far away for sight or speech group sent her a gift. But not too far for thought Donald Reed was elected as to reach President; Ada Nuckills, ViceOur lips cannot tell how we President; Edward Reed. Sec.miss him ' Treas. The next Reed reunion Our hearts cannot tell what win be held at the Greencastle to say Park, August 28, 1966.
God alone knows how we miss
of the revolt-torn Dominican Republic late Friday while gunfire echoed through the streets outside. In the pre - dawn darkness
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by the President.
County Hospital
and
Dismissed Friday: David Vass. Greencastle Mrs. William Simmons daughter, Greencastle
Births:
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pettit
1058 Avenue D, twin boys, Fri- Woods and won by Mrs. Howard
The Lesson for the Sept, meeting will be Flower arrangements. There will also be a White Elephant Sale, The meeting was closed by repeating the Club Prayer in uni-
son.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostesses.
During the social hour contests were given by Mrs. Frank
In a home that is lonesome today. Sadly missed by Mrs. Ethel Quinnette Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Quinnette and Family
day night.
Work Underway
WASHINGTON UPI —Work-
men have begun clearing the v . 16 &t 2;00 pM ^ ground at the grave of Presi- .. „ „ „ .
Smith.
Mrs. Iona Goss received the
Door Prize.
Our next meeting will be held at the Civic Building in Coates-
Russ Expert Diet MOSCOW UPI — Mikhail N. Tikhomirov, a Soviet specialist on history of ancient Russian and the holder of two Red Banner of Labor awards, died Wednesday, it was announced today. He was 72.
CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank friends and neighbors for the cards, letters and flowers, sent to me while in the hospital, also Dr. Steele and the nurses for their kindness. Mrs. Cera Clones
COMICS SIGN HOLLYWOOD UPI — Comedians Marty Allen and Steve Rossi have signed with Paramount for a series of pictures with the studio hoping to turn them Into another Martin and Lewis celluloid
comedy team.
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Mrs. Vern Runnells, Hostess. Iona Goss, News Reporter
In Memory
dent John F. Kennedy for construction of a $1.4 million per-
j manent monument.
The clearing work got under way last month. Once it is com-
pleted, construction of a ter- In memory of my beloved minal wall, an elliptical over- husband, Harry L. Mullis, a look and a circular walkway long year Sept. 4. 210 feet in diameter will begin. Wonderful memories woven in
The grave in Arlington Na- gold,
tional Cemetery across the Pa- This is the picture
tomac from Washington has hold,
been visited by about 10 mil- Deep in our hearts your mem-
lion persons so far. Visitors will 1 ory is kept,
Home Rule Soon
WASHINGTON UPI—Home rule for the District of Columbia appeared a certainty today. The only question was whether it would come this year or next. House members, prodded by President Johnson, pulled the
long-stalled bill out of a com- HOLLYWOOD UPI
mittee Friday. The Senate has . D , ... _ . Barbara Rush will be seen next
PRESLEY DONATES
HOLLYWOOD UPI — Elvis Presley, a multi-millionaire, donated $50,000 to the Motion
Picture Relief Fund.
TV FOR BARBARA
already passed the bill, and House action could come on Sept. 27, if Congress is still in
I tenderly j session. If not by then, the
House could act next January. In a statement, the President called the House move “a deci-
season in a two-part segment of "The Fugitive" with David Jansen.
ELEVATED STATE CONCORD. N. H. UPI —
continue to be allowed at the To love, cherish and never for sive step toward full member- One third of New Hampshire site throughout the 14-month get. ship in the American union” ! is more than 2,000 feet above construction period. i Wife, Genevieve and family, for District residents. jeea level.
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