The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 September 1965 — Page 2
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Th« Dally Banrmr, Graaneattla, Indiana Saturday, Saptambar 11, 1965
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CLl B CALENDAR
Monday
Fortnightly Club—7:30 —Mrs. F. M. Thompson. St. Pauls Fatima Groups —
Church. Tuesday
League of Women Voters— 8:00 p.m.—Charter House.—Visitors welcome. The Four Leaf Clover Club— 1:30—Eula Wells. Hospital Guild—8:30 am. — Nurses' Home Wednesday The Third Wednesday Club — Sept. 2 — Eula Wells.
Friday
Needlecraft Club—2:00 p.m.— Mrs. Belle Heaney.
Card of Thanks
THE GOOD OLD DAYS
As taken from the files of The Greencastle Herald 1926
edition.
L. A. Downs, a native of
succeed* C. H. president of the
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MttALD CONSOLIDATED 24-2S S. Jackten St. GrcMicmtie, lad. Businasi Phone Ol 3-5151 Eiizoborit Roridon Estate, Publisher S. R. Rariden, Senior Editor Norma Hill. Gen. Mgr. James B. Zeis, Managing Editor William D. Hooper, Adv. Mgr. Entered in the Post Office at Greet* castle, Indiana, at Second Class Mai matter under Act of March 7, 1B7B. Subscription Prices Heme Delivery 40c per week Mailed in Putnam Co. $8.00 per yeai Outside of Putnam Co. $10.00 per year Outside of Indiana $14.00 per year Bible Thought Let him that thinketh he standeth take heed lest he fall. 1 Corinthians 10:12.
We wish to thank our friends, relatives and neighbors, the doctors, nurses, nurse aides.
Moose Lodge, Perkins Funeral Greencastle. Home and Rev. Schmidt for Markham as
their cards, flowers, services j niinois Central Railroad. He
and words of kindness during was also a graduate of DePauw 1 our salvation and strength are
the illness and passing of our University. in God. beloved one. Paul Stewart. The Opera House motion pic- j Thanks to all who helped in any ture show, closed for the past '
Self - sufficiency is a pitfall that leads to destruction. It applies to individuals and nations. Our peril is never so great as when we forget that
* Sheinwold On Bridge Take Precautions Against Bad Break By Alfred Sheinwold There is no need to feel that you are the innocent victim of outrageous fortune if one apponent turns up with all of the missing trumps. You should expect this kind of break about one time out of ten, and you should make provision for it j when you can. \ South dealer North-South vulnerable NORTH * QJ 83 V Q 9 6 O 109 72 * Q6 WEST EAST 4 A 10 9 5 A None 1? 85 KI742 0 KQJ8 0 653 ch 7 5 2 * 10 9843 SOUTH * K 7 6 41 A10 3 0 A 4 * AKJ South West North East 1 4^ Pass 2 A Pass 4 4 All Pass Opening lead — OK
way.
The Family
Card of Thanks
six weeks, will open with a show Saturday. Alonzo Cook, owner of the Opera House, closed his show several weeks ago in order to make some proposed
Personal And Local News
South won the first trick with the ace of diamonds and led a low trump. West played the five, and dummy won with the
Federated Reading Club will ; jack. When East discarded a
improvements. About this time meet with Mrs. Guy Collings low club South moaned like
wounded organgoutan. You can take the word of a man who has grown gray at the bridge table
disturbing
Mr. and Mrs. Otha Miller of negotiations for the sale of the , for 12:30 luncheon on Wednes-
Fillmore wish to express their property were started and the day.
heartfelt thanks to all who help- improvement program was „ . ed make their 50th wedding a n- P ost P oned - KT Th * ArneriCf <n Legion Post ; that this is a ve ry niversary such a happy one. God The P lac * of reunion of the ^°- » 8 and Auxiliary will meet s0und
bless each and every one of you. old Re « lsv ille School which was ^onday at 8:00 p.m. at the South eventually lost two
to have been held at Oak Park Post Home. | trumps, a heart and a diamond.
on September 12, has been
South Putnam Kindergarten Kindergarten In South Putnam Community Schools will start Monday. All Kindergarten students from Warren and Washington Townships will meet at the Putnamville School at 1:00 p. m. Monday. A short organization meeting will be held, and morning and afternoon grouping will be completed. Round trip transportation from Reelsville to Putnamville will be furnished by the School Corporation. Kindergarten studenta from Marion and Jefferson Townships will start Monday morning at the Fillmore Building. Jefferson Twp. students will be furnished round trip transportation from the Belle Union Building. It is very important that all eligible students be enrolled in Kindergarten. The student must be five by October 15, 1965 to be eligible to attend Kindergarten. Mrs. Madison will be in charge of the Kindergarten in Marion and Jefferson Townships and Mrs. Hickman will be ! the teacher in charge of Wari ren and Washington Townships. If there are any questions, I please contact Mr. Carver at Fillmore or Mr. Helms at ReeJsville.
—Hurricane
ing. Back in Washington, he threw the full weight of the federal government into rebuilding Louisiana and the state was declared a major disaster area. Federal troops from Ft. Polk moved into help. Residents of low-lying districts at Lake Pontchartrian in New Orleans remained trapped for the second day by high flood waters. The Coast Guard called out an extra 100 men to help save them. National Guardsmen In amphibious “ducks” rode to houses and chopped holes in roofs to bring out men, women and children, some of them so petrified with fright that they struggled against their rescuers. “We had to pass an elementary school whose second floor was full of humanity,” reported UPI corres pendent Edward Cocke after a ride through the flooded district near St. Claude Ave. “We had to pass them up. Other people farther on were in worse trouble.”
CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank everyone who was so thoughtful and who remembered me during my shutin. with cards flowers and prayers. Thanks to Mary Lou Nevada for their help. Sadie Dudley
: changed on account of the weather to the Reelsville School on the same date. Putnam County losses as a result of the deluge Wednesday
The Hospital Guild Sewing Down one. Group will meet on Tuesday j If this sort of thin & ha PP ens September 14 at 9:30 in the|t° one o{ y° ur * riends < tel1 111111 Nurses Home basement. he is lucky. After he has finish-
ed thanking you for this state-
The Dorcas Class will meet ; menti you ca n tell him why.
There would be no escape if
and
ANNIVERSARIES
Birthdays
night will exceed $100,000 ac-! with Mrs. Reggie Glover Tues-
| cording to a conservative esti-1 day , Sept. 14. at 7:30. One week East h€ld aU f0 ur trumps, but mate based on reports of road earlier than regular date. the hand should be made with and crop damage. . At a special meeting of the Wayne Snider, who has been ^ our t rum P s ln e
county commissioners, held visiting his mother, Mrs. Minta hand -
Saturday morning. Gather Me- Snider for the past ten days, Lead King Cullough of Washington town- returned to his home Friday in After faking the ace of dia-
ship was named to succeed Le- j Alexandria. Va.
monds. South should lead the
1 land Stewart, resigned, as su-1 ! spades. Any play works
Edgar Lee Huff, son of Mr. i perintendent of the County! 01 es ^ Hughes, Roachdale. if the trumps break normally, and Mrs. George Huff. 605 Cres-! Poor Farm. lodged in the Putnam but the lead of the king guards cent Drive 5 years old yester-j The No. 10 school house, in Count y Jail Friday afternoon on against four trumps in the West
day. Sept. 10th. j Madison township,
: known as the Dills School
-Viet Nam ties attacked today are strung along highway 20 in the same general area. There were indications Friday that the communists were moving strong forces into the Xuan Loc Sector. The pilot of an observation plane reported being fired on by heavy antiaircraft guns, which U. S. military authorities said the Reds would only employ in an area where they had six able forces.
Seek Aid Cut WASHINGTON UPI — The U. S. Chamber of Commerce is seeking a cut in foreign aid appropriations to finance the $3.36 billion program authorized by Congress for the current fiscal year. John O. Teeter, vice president of Pfizer International and a representative of the chamber, testified at Senate Appropriations Committee hearing Friday he felt $3 billion would be enough. He said the chamber advocates a “gradual reduction” of aid funds to an eventual phaseout.
In Memory
, house, burned this summer, will be rebuilt at once. Members of . the township advisory board
In memory of Favne Jones. met Saturda -V afternoon and re-
who passed away eleven years i"“ ved bids * or th ‘ erectlon of
ago. Sept. 12. 1954. j th * n#W bu,ldm **
When the doors of Greencas-
Those whom we love go out schools open Monday for the of sight '1926-27 school year some 1.200
better a pubIic intoxl c a tion charge by hand .
the Roachdale Town Marshal, i West takes the ace of spades, The Brick Chapel Home Dem- c® 811 ® 8 one high diamond and onstration Club will meet with leads c l ub - South wins and leads Mrs. Charles Baldwin. Tues- a s P ade through West, having day, Sept. 14th at 1:30 p.m. alread y discovered the bad
Lesson on “Care of Washable break.
Clothing” by Mrs. Glenn Flint. West P uts up the nine **
spades, and dummy wins with
The Women's Guild of St. j the jack. South gets to his hand Paul's Catholic Church will with a club to lead another
But never out of mind.
They are cherished in the hearts w i U r *tum
Of those they leave behind.
Like falling leaves, the years
slip by.
young people who have been start the 3965-1966 year with a spade, and now West's 10-5 are enjoying a summer vacation carry in dinner Monday, Sep- trapped by dummy's Q-8 of
But memories will never die. And tho’ we know she is at rest We miss her most who loved her best. Sadly missed by husband, Ernest A. Jones and family.
County Hospital
Dismiased Friday:
Pearl Jeffries. Bainbridge Linda Wright, Russellville Michael Stultz, Greencastle Barbara Vanness. Greencas-
trapped
tember 13th at 6:30 p. m. !Mem- j trumps. bers please bring covered dish There are several ways to and table service. play the rest of the hand, but
almost any play will work. The main problem is to avoid the
loss of two trump tricks. DAILY QUESTION
Hedrick and Betty
Miriam
Pehan are opening a preschool nursery for 3 and 4 year olds. Mrs. Hedrick has her Mater's
DR. F. M. BURNS CHIROPRACTOR Mon. thru Fri. 9-12 1-5 Mon., Tues., Thurs. Evenings 7-9 CLOSED SATURDAYS Phene OL 3-5814 South Jackson 8 Sunset Drive
Edward Staub, Greencastle Mrs. Jay Dee Johnson and daughter, Greencastle
Births:
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Trout,
913 North Madison, a girl, Fri- " ,ear -- *-^ d day. Cleaners. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Clark.
Greencastle, Route 3, a boy,
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Alspaugh, Greencastle, Route 2, a boy, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cox, Cloverdale. a boy, Friday.
ity. Mrs. Pehan is a children's nurse. "The Cradle,” of Evans-
ton, 111.
Degree in Elementary Educa-1 Partner opens with one spade, tion from Ball State Univ ^ rs . and the next player passes. You
hold: S-A 10 9 5 H-8 5 D-K-Q-J 8 C-7 5 2 What do you
say?
ANSWER: Bid two diamonds. You plan to raise spades next, showing a hand too good for a raise to two spades, but not good enough for a jump to three spades.
League To Meet Tuesday Evening The Greencastle League of Women Voters will hold it's first general meeting of the season on Tuesday, September 14 at 8 p. m. at Charterhouse. All members, guests and interested women are urged to attend. The meeting will describe the League's projected activities for the coming year. The format of the program will be a mock board meeting showing what keeps this active board working from eight ’till midnight. All women, 21 and over are eligible for membership. The program of the League of Women Voters is broad and varied with something of interest for everyone. Anyone needing transportation of further Information may call Mrs. Don Smith, OL 33574.
Shopper's Delight SAN BERNARDO. Calif. UPI — Sheriff’s deputies Melvin Cundiff and Robert Dodson found more than they expected while shopping together Friday j at a supermarket. They recognized and arrested another shopper, Elsman H. Lupo, 23, a suspect in a $1,220 robbery of the Bank of America last Aug. 31.
Clothing Care means Longer
Reliable White
NOTRE DAME
Wallet Mystery
NEW YORK (UPI) Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris has
opened a visitors room, says the bve near Chicago, suburban French Government Tourist Of- Homewood, in fact — 1929 1 fice. Light and spacious, with 183rd St. ; she does attend the a vaulted ceiling, the room is Presbyterian Church she is an located on the second floor of Alpha Chi; he'll indicate her the Cathedral's north tower. father is not a professional mu-
sician, he's just a very versatile
Cards and brochures can be chemist; and Miss Perdue, ac-
cording to sorority sisters, did
correspondence w-ritten at a long table. The room previously housed the bellows of the great organ, which have been moved to a sound-proof cham-
ber on the floor above.
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CLEAN SLATE FOR BACK TO SCHOOL CASH Too many bills >1 at once? Wipe them out with cash from Liberty. Look how easy it & Add them aN up. Pay them all off with Liberty Cash. Make only 1 low monthly repayment Usually lower than all your present payments amount to every month right now! Ca// today.
LIBERTY LOAN CORPORATION creencastue Open. Wed. 1 Sat. til Noon 15 EAST NASNM6TMI SHEET . . . OLmr 3-51K
GEESE WEED FIELDS
I
i DOS PALOS, Calif. UPI — Rancher Jerry Bunch has found a replacement for human laborers in weeding his cotton and sugar beet fields—
geese.
Bunch uses ditches of water at various edges of the field to lure a flock of geese back and forth across it. He said they eat about two-thirds of the weeds while scarcely touch-
lose her wallet while in France studying on a DePauw program in Europe a year ago. Finally, after doing some additional sleuthing on his own. Dean Farber will suggest that Dean Biella personally deliver the wallet to Miss Perdue. He’ll find her practically in his backyard. She is a teaching assistant in Romance Languages about 18 miles up the road at the University of California in Berkley!
Protest Attack WASHINGTON UPI — Secretary of State Dean Rusk has made “forceful represents-1 tions” to Indonesian Ambassad-1 for Lambertus N. Palar in protest of recent attacks on U. S. j consulates in Indonesia. Rusk called the ambassador in Friday to deliver the pro- i test. The latest incident oc- ! curred this week when 4,000 Indonesians occupied the grounds of the U. S. consulate at Surabaja during a demon- 1
stration.
Club Held Meeting
With Mrs. Keyt
The Clinton-Madison Friendly Club held their September meeting, Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bill Keyt. The meeting was opened by all standing and singing “Swanee River.” The flag salute and club Collect were repeated in unison. Roll call was answered by fifteen members, one guest and our hostess. Joanna. Minutes of our last two meetings were read and approved. The motion was made, seconded and approved to pay June Harbi- J son $3.50 for making our pro- ; grams. Hazel Williams gave a very interesting book review : on “The Pearl,” written by j John Steinbeck. Madona Clod-1 felter was a guest. The meeting was closed with
the Club prayer.
Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess and cohostess. Clella Keyt. The Club wishes to extend our thanks to Joanna for being such
a lovely hostess.
No News
CONCORD N. H. UPI—When newsmen asked why Gov. John W. King would not hold his regular news conference this month, an aide replied: “The governor does not have any news.”
TRIPLE-HEADER NEW YORK (UPI) — The Brooklyn Dodgers lost a tripleheader to the Pittsburgh Pirates on Sept. 1, 1890.
HIGHER EDUCATION GROWS HIGHER-Mrs. Richard Wiland compares the stack of textbooks and library books she used during her freshman year at Kent State University in Kent, O., with the higher stack her daughter Ann (right) will use. They live in Kent. Mr. and Mrs. Wiland were graduated from Kent State 15 years ago.
4 YOUR HEALTH.
By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D.
Dizziness Has Many Causes
I HAVE been embarrassed several times by a sudden feeling of dizziness and imbalance. When the attack comes on, I stagger as if I were drunk and grasp for the wall of a building or a telephone pole. I do not drink alcohol. I admit I am generally a nervous person. Can ; this be the X cause? Mrs. E. K., Pennsylvania Dear Mrs. K: The embarrassment is just an incidental reason for you to seek medical Pr. Coleman attention. Nervousness and emotional tension are rarely the underlying causes of dizziness. More often the nervousness tends to make the temporary “attack” worse. The causes for loss of equilibrium are many. Some are important, most others are not important. The ''exact reason must be found before any treatment can be started. Fortunately, the less serious reasons for loss of equilibrium are far greater than the serious ones. Low and high blood pressure can both be a reason. A high ( intake of salt and fluid can also cause it. Incidentally, people on a restricted salt diet often do not know that carbonated drinks contain large quantities of the sodium salt that they seek to eliminate. Menieres Hisease is a highly specialized reason for dizziness. This condition is far more rare than is commonly suspected. Attacks of mild or severe dizziness must not be attributed to this condition without complete neurological and hearing studies.
There are undoubtedly some very serious brain conditions that can produce dizziness. Not to mention their possibility is to neglect their existence. They do occur, %rut so rarely in comparison to the simple reasons for dizziness that fear of a nonexistent condition must not terrify people. A wholesome respect for any troublesome complaint should bring the patient to the doctor. Reactions to drugs such as sleeping pills, antihistamines, antibiotics and tranquilizers can cause a temporary feeling of imbalance. Eve conditions of a wide variety can also be responsible. An imbalance of the eye muscles, outmoded and inadequate eye glasses are common causes. Ear infections with chronio discharge from the middle ear are an important cause of dizziness. Arteriosclerosis, a spasm of the blood vessels or too rapid changes of positions can all cause imbalance and vertigo. And these are only a few of the possible causes. Now, are these conditions listed to induce terror and additional anxiety? Most certainly not. The purpose is to emphasize the need for people to find the real reason for any symptom. The social embarrassment you occasionally feel may be the blessing that will now Indue* you to seek the help and treatment for the underlying condition. While Dr. Coleman cannot undertake to answer individual letters, he will use readers? questions in his column when, ever possible and when they are of general interest. Address your letters to Dr. Coleman in care of this newspaper.
SWITCHES TITLE HOLLYWOOD UPI — Twentieth Century-Fox has switched the title of “Venus Rising” to "How To Steal A
ing the cotton and beet plants Million Dollars and Live Hap-
—at about one third the cost Ever After.’
of human laborers.
DR. THOMPSON’S OFFICE Will B* Closed For Vocation S*pt. 16th until October 4th
SPECIAL NOTICE Preschool Nursery for 3 and 4 year olds Meeting for Mothers Sept. 15th, 10 a.m. 700 E. Washington Street
Betty Behan Miriam Hedrick
OL 3-5345 Ol 3-3798
American Legion Las Vegas Night SATURDAY, 11th FREE BUFFET - 7:30 P.M. Saturday, Sept. 18th, Daugharty Combo
ATTENTION All Putnam County Master Masons The Scottish Rite Valley of Terre Haute cordially invites you to be their guest for dinner to be held in Greencastle, Indiana WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 22nd 6:30 p.in. PUTNAM COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS COMMUNITY BUILDING Family Style Barbecue and Entertainment A CHANCE TO MEET OLD FRIENDS AND TO MAKE NEW ONES NO OBLIGATIONS * Please send in your attendance card.