The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 September 1965 — Page 11

10 The Dally Banner, Greeneastle, Indiana Wednesday, September 8, 1965

May Be Gold In Sunken Ships OAKLAND, Calif. UPI — ! Some say that when the transpacific liner Rio de Janerio sank in San Francisco Bay $2 million in silver bars went with j her. The possibility of finding the bullion, and $75,000 in gold that may have been on board, | has beckoned treasure divers ever since that day in 1901. The latest diver to attempt to find the possibly mythical millions is A. A. Mikalow, a J former Navy Commander and longtime deep sea diver. But before he can find the treasurer, Mikalow must first : find the Rio, which went down j somewhere near Fort Point. “All these things point di-, rectly in the Rio de Janeiro.” Milkalow declared confidently as he motioned to salty mementoes in his office. His displayed a huge steam gauge, several pieces of carved wood and some hard white substance that might be opium. A chart he had was marked with three crosses off the west-! em shore of Angel Island. Within a triangle of a mile, I have located the Rio, the river steamer H. J. Cochrane, which turned turtle in 1911 dropping j its engines and $96,000 in bullion, and a third unidentified wreck”, he said. Mikalow, well aware that the j Rio’s manifest never listed any ! treasure, bases much of his con- i fidence in the words of William I I. Madeira, former assistant | postmaster in Honolulu at the time of the Rio sinking. “Maderia told me that he had personally watched the loading; of $75,000 in gold for San Fran- , cisco,” Mikalow said. "He was explicit that while j checking his own shipment he saw, and actually touched, some of the $2 million in Chinese sil- ; ver bars that covered the floor' of the Dio’s strongroom.” Mikalow said he will start his search for the Rio after he j completes a salvage job off the ; coast of Mexico and a hunt for ; six treasure-laden galleons of Ecuador

bard Sr. have returned from a weeks vacation in the Smoky Mountains. The Help-One-Another Club met all day Friday with Mrs. Grace Arnold. A bountiful dinner was served at noon. Patricia West has recovered from the mumps. The Friendly Sewing Circle picnic was held Wednesday at Robe Aim Park, Greeneastle, with every member present except two. After a delicious dinner, the afternoon was spent in contests. Everyone present won a prize.

Mr. and Mrs. Clark

have moved into their newly constructed home at Kansas

City.

The Beechwood Pleasant Circlee met Wednesday afternoon at the Greeneastle Christian Home with Mrs. Mae Hammond hostess. Sixteen members answered roll call with “Shopping Preference.” Mrs. Ruth Ragan read the article on Rev. Wayne Stork’s work in Viet Nam with orphans, from a recent Sunday Indianapolis Star. The entertainment was furnished by Mrs. Anna Day. All went to the dining room where delicious re-

Handley freohmerrts were served by Mrs.

Hammond, assisted by Mrs. Jane Hays. After the meeting, they were shown thru the beautiful home. Next meeting will be October 6th with Mrs. Mary Hunter. On September 10 the Fillmore Garden Club will meet with Mrs. Grace Albright. The September Service Club meeting will be on the 15th with Mrs. Ethel Barker. The weight contest will be completed. Will all members who have not reported, please attend this meeting, or send their weight to the club president, Mrs. Ethel Bark-

Mm. Joyce Custls and child* ren and Mrs. Marie Chestnut and children had a picnic at Robe Anne Park on Monday. Afterward they had supper with the Custis family. The Stitch and Chatter Club met Wednesday afternoon with Miss Bertha Coffin. Ten members answered roll call with “Name the Schools you attended,” which was very interesting. Mrs. Louise Smith furnished two contests, both were won by Mrs. Mary Lou Hunter. Hostess served delicious refreshments. Next meeting Sept. 15th with Mrs. Anna Day. Sherri Chestnut was a guest.

The Malcolm Wad* family and the Robert Bowen family returned recently from a two week vacation in Wisconsin. Danny West left Saturday a.m. for San Francisco, Calif., after spending three weeks leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max West and family.

Injuries Fatal ‘ MUNCIE UPI — Eurania Jo Cole, 19-month-old daughter of Sgt and Mrs. Scott K. Cole, R. R. 3, Alexandria, died in Ball Memorial Hospital from injuries suffered when a work-

man’s truck ran over her Fri- r day in the driveway of her

home.

Reaches Algiers ALGIERS UPI — Chinese Communist Foreign Minister Chen Yi arrived Tuesday for talks with Algerian Premier Houari Boumedienne and Foreign Minister Abdedazis Bouteflika, reportedly on the IndianPakistan clash. They also reportedly will discuss the Afro-Asian summit meeting to be held here Nov. 5.

NOTICB OP

ADMINISTRATRIX SALK

STATE OP INDIANA COUNTY OP IN THE PUTNAM CmCUTT COURT APRIL TERM (Extended) IMS. IN THE MATTER OP THE ESTATE OP WILBUR E. chadd, deceased. WANDA J. PATTON, Administratrix NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATRIXPRIVATE SALE OP REAL ESTATE Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned Administratrix win offer for sale at private sale at the law offlcea of Lyon & Boyd. 22ft West Washington Street. Greeneastle, Indiana, at the hour of 11 o'clock a. m. on the 35th day of September, 1965. and from day to day thereafter until sold, the toU lowing described real estate la Put-

nam County. Indiana, to-wlt:

Lot No. 3 In O. M. Hensley's Addition to the City of GreencasUe, Indiana. for cash. Abstract showing mei* chantable title continued to date win be furnished. Said sale will be made free and clear of all Hens and encumbrances, Including taxes for IMS, pay-

able in 1966.

WANDA J. PATTON, Admlnlxt-atrix Lyon & Boyd. Attorneys

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Fillmore News By Mrs. Charles Smith Fillmore Correspondent Circle 1, W.S.C.S. will meet Thursday, Sept. 9. The regular business session will be in the afternoon. Quitters bring thimbles, and short, bigeyed needles will help, and come anytime morning or afternoon. Bring sack lunch if desired. Supper guests Wednesday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Shuck were Mrs. Mabel Brosman, Mr. and Mrs. Arless Decker, Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Shuck, Greeneastle; Mrs. Ruth Smith, Mrs. Daisy Youngerman and Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Skimmerhom of Greencastle, called in the evening, Mrs. Avaril Huller and Derald, were called to Indianapolis Wednesday evening because her grandson, Harry Tanksley suffered 2nd degree burns when he spilled a pot of scalding coffee on his left arm and shoulder. He was treated at Riley Hospital and released. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hubbard and family and Mrs. Hub-

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