The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 September 1965 — Page 1
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VOLUME SEVENTY-THREE
GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1965
UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL SERVICE
NO. 281
MISS HUBER CROWNED 18161966 QUEEN
Funeral Tuesday Fair Pictures
For Allan Bain
Allan Bain. 78. Cloverdale, died suddenly Saturday at his residence. He had been in failing 1 health for several years. He was born May 26. 188 in Parke County, the son of
John and Cora Bain.
He was Cloverdale
Watch for The Daily Banner’s full pictorial coverage of the Greencastle “Fair On The Square” in Tuesday’s issue of
the Banner.
! Desegregation
County's Entrant For State Crown
The South desegregated most of its public schools this fail
a member of the with few incidents of violence. Church of Christ, according to the Souther Edu-
and the sexton of the Clover- cation Reporting Service
dale Cemetery for many years (SERSj.
and was also a monument A weekend report by SEFiS salesman released in Nashville, Tenn., Survivors are: the wife. Olan; sa ‘^ that more than 98 per cent one daughter. Helen Eikmann of ^* le re £i° n s public school Florida; two sons. Keith. South districts acted to comply with Dakota, and Ernest. Indian- 1964 Civil Rights Act. apolis: one brother, Rockford The onl . v “serious” trouble as Bain. Seattle. Wash.; two sis- a resu ^ was i- n Natchez, Mis:-., ters,, Dovie Hammond, Wash- H ae report said, where a bomb ington State and Katie Da.sch, b!ast injured an official of the Bringhton. Colo.; and ten National Association
Girl Scout Campaign Chairmen In Session
Greencastle area chairmen
Hutcheson Rites Set For Tuesday
As the grand climax to this year’s “Fair On The Square.’’ Miss Margaret Ann Huber of Cloverdale, was crowned Putnam County’s Sesquicentenmal Queen Saturday night. Miss Huber, a pert brunette, was crowned by Richard L. Roudebush, Sixth District Congressman, in appropriate coronation ceremonies on the pub-
lic square.
COUNTY'S SESQUICENTENNIAL QUEEN Miss Margaret Huber. Cloverdale. was crowned as Putnam County’s representative for the Indiana Sesquicentennial Queen contest Saturday night by Sixth District Congressman Richard Roudebush. Miss Huber was chosen from twelve beautiful young laides for the honor. She is shown above with Roudebush and two other political figures moments after the crowning. Photo by Frank Puckett. Jr.
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. at the Whitaker Funeral Home In Cloverdale. Brother Dowell Barr will officiate. Interment will be in Portland Mill Cemetery. Friends may call at the fu-
neral home any time.
Bainbridge Rites For Mrs. Hanks Mrs. Mary Elsie Hanks. 77,
for the
Advancement of Colored People.
Jones To Head Cancer Society
Drive met this morning at the
home of Mrs. Frank McKenna The Sesquicentennial Queen for instructions and supplies in is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs preparation for their work E. E. Huber of Cloverdale and
Services for Mrs Garner wilich is scheduled for the week was sponsored by the CloverHutcheson will be held at 2 of September 27. dale Lions Club. p.m. Tuesday at the Rector Fu- 'p] ie following mothers and She was the winner over neral Home with burial in For- c f Scouts will take eleven other contestants, all est Hill Abbey. part: Mesdames Tom Adams, lovely young ladies of Putnam
Mrs. Hutcheson, a well John ^rgen. Delmar Cooper, County,
known West Walnut Street Ll°yd Chadd. James Cook. ^ Huber ^ be ^ Jones, Road resident, died suddenly Walter Frye, Robert Fnend, tys can di dale for the Miss In-
Greencastle physician, will head and unexpectedly Saturday af- Ronme ^sher, Laurence Gick. dian& ^ jn Uie se the Putnam County Unit of the ternoon . Keith Gossard, Robert Gnmes. centennial celebration m 19rifi American Cancer Society for R. J. Greve. and Hal Hickman. g be hag recentl y been emplo yed the ensuing year. The first She was born Sept. 18, 189o, h r . m . meeting of his new term will at Putnamville. tlv* daughter Others Mesdames Kenneth by the Greencastle IBM Plant * of James and Nora Bridges Kersey, Freeman Lambert, but is now employed by Adlers
James Poor, Robert Shedd, Dress Shop on the east side of
Robert Reel. Vernon Walton, tbe square.
prominent Bainbridge resident. wor j c 0 f Cancer Society of Gobin Memorial Methodist ari< ^ G eor & e Williams, passed away in the Putnam are cor dially invited to attend. Church, the Penelope and Mon- By giving of their time, these
County Hospital at 5:45 this A coffee and dessert have been day Clubs.
Lawrence
be held Tuesday at 7:30 p. nu
in the DePauw Student Union. Hutcheson.
All people interested in the The deceased was a member
Franklin Twp. Farm Bureau Fetes 4-Hers
Traffic Toll 1,008
Approximately one hundred
people enjoyed the 4-H achieve- Held
ment supper held in the Roach-
dale School Cafeteria in honor Funeral services for Mrs. of the Peppy Peppers. the Georgia Morgan Dearing were Speedy Sparrows, and the Hust- held Thursday In Indianapolis, ling Hawks 4-H club members Mrs. Dearing died Tuesday in and leaders, sponsored by the the General HospitaL Frankhn Township Farm Bur- ghf , ^ survived by ^ hus _
band George and daughter.
By United Press Internationol
A total of 13 traffic fatalities gtar
were recorded in Indiana the Survivors are: the husband, pastjweekend. including three Boss: one 8on Cr0rdon Hanks, in one accident near Conners- Bainbridge, one half-brother, ville. This raised the 1965 tod p)o na ]d Lewis, Michigan; seven to at least 1008 compared with g-raudehildren and three great-
939 a year ago.
Other Fair activities Saturday evening included a band
women know that they are concert, a play in the court
morning. She was admitted to planne d. she is survived by her hus- helping the six hundred Scouts house lobb .V and a sock hop
the hospital on August 20. Other officers of the organl- ban d. Charles; a sister. Mrs. in Putnam County explore their ,or tb ® younger set. She was born July 22. 1S86 zation are; Secretaries, Mrs. A. Vemer Houck; two nieces and own talents, gain confidence in
in Fmcastle, the daughter of w Crandall and Mrs. Russell other relatives. their abilities, be
John and Alice Miller Lewis. Dozer; Treasurer, Mrs. Russell p a n bearers will be F'orest and learn to make a reai vuu- tertained a h.ip-p in She was married to Ross Hanks Vermillion; and Publicity Chair- Hutcheson. Lewis Hutcheson, tribution to their homes and downtowm district for one hour in 1905. She was alho . member wilI * j brte Porter . HutclKson , Joh „ PJchard . their commtmlty . downtown d,s«nct for on, hoar
of the Bainbridge Christian Two informative movies con- son John Poor and Janies
Church and Bainbridge Eastern cern jng cancer will be shown Wells
Saturday afternoon, a pa-
abilities, be resourceful rade of gome thlrty units en .
F'orest and learn to make a real eon-
and a half.
Mrs. Simpson Stoner, drive Stands of various organlza . chairman for the current year. tions as well as slo ,. e booth , has contracted various or- did a good business thl . oughout ganizatione throughout the tht df> ^ a gpjrit of gay fps ,
county. She has named Miss tivity prevailed
Elizabeth Ensign as treasurer of
at this meeting.
eau.
Music was furnished by students of the school consisting of a trumpet trio, vocal trio, and a pantomime. Students were introduced by their teacher, John Wilson. Township Farm Bureau President, Noble C. Fry, conducted the business meeting and introduced Charles Felkner. County 4-H agent. Mrs. Frances Asher. Mrs. Mildred Harvey. and Byron Gough, tow r nship 4-H Leaders. Mrs. Asher paid tribute to the Speedy Sparrows 4-H members and their accomplishments. Audrey Harvey gave a summary of the years work and awards won by the memebrs of the Peppy Peppers 4-H Club. Brvon Gough summarized the accomplishments of the Hustling Hawks Club members and made recognition of outstanding awards won at the county fair and state fair. Announcements were made concerning the County Achievement Program to be held October 1. The annual county Farm Bureau business meeting to be held October 21, and the next township Farm Bureau meeting to be held Nov. 18 with the officers in charge. A nominating committee for township officers was appointed as follows: Wayne Thompson. chairman; Leonard Hays, and Joseph Brothers. 20 Years Ago Luther Poynter and John Vermillion joined the staff of the Firestone Home and Auto Store, manager Claude Webb announced. Lt. Col. Wilbur Donner was the guest speaker at a meeting of the Cloverdale Lions Club. Lt. (jg) Charles H. Sheridan was home on a 15-day furlough after two years in the Pacific.
Local Officers Catch Escapee Two city policemen apprehended an escapee from the Indiana State Farm at 6:20 Sun-
grandchildren. She was preceded In death by one son. Roy.
Miss O'Brien In Cast Of Opera
Friends may call at the neral home at any time. Director Dillon
fu-
. „ 6 ’ dav morning on the Mahnattan
Hazel, of Irving, Texas, and D ^ . f , , evening.
p Road near Limedale.
sister, Mrs. Hazel Wood of Greencastle
Morgan She at-
WASHTNGTON UPI — C. the campaign and has asked
Douglas Dillon, who resigned as that all monies be sent to her
Those who remember Marcia secretary of the treasury last hi care of the First Citizens
Funeral services will be held O’Brien as a little girl will be April, has been elected a trus- Bank and Trust Company.
Wednesday at 2:00 p. m. at the interested in knowing that she tee of the Brookings Institution, Bainbridge Christian Church. is a member of the cast of the it was announced Sunday. The Interment will be in Brick Metropolitan Opera National instituation is a private, nonChapel Cemetery. Company, having its World Pre- profit research organization.
Friends may call at the Hop- m iere in Indianapolis tonight.
kins-Walton Funeral Home in ghe is the daughter of the late
Bainbridge after 7 o'clock this ^ b. O’Brien.
Marcia spent five happy years in Greencastle before
Now You Know By United Press International
Stilesville Boy's Rites Wednesday Kent David McClellan, 17, Stilesville, passed away Sun-
Parade prizes were aw aided as follows:
Floats
Jaycees, Epsilon Sigma Alpha. Castle Squares.
Bands
Van B u r e n , Staunton, Mooresville, Spencer. South Putnam. The Harlow Hickenlooper show presented in the Junior
James R. Johnson. Jr., 25,
High auditorium after the par-
The first automobile trip day in the Hendrick.- Coun.% gde was -j 0 j n tiy sponsored bv moving to Indianapolis with her across the United States, from Hospital at Danville after a The mother after the passing of Dr. San Francisco to New York, seven months illness.
but had lived in Indianapolis tody by Officers Bill Masten week of Oct. 10 has been desig- O'Brien. She endeared herself was made between May 23 and Hp thg gon of Howard the greater part of her life- and Larry Rogers and turned nated “National School Lunch to many during those five Aug. 1. 1903. according to the Charlotte Brown McClel- ^^ To Attend
time. over to farm authorities. Week” by President Johnson, years. World Almanac.
tended the Greencastle schools Kokomo, was taken into cus-
Lunch Week WASHINGTON UPI
the Optimist Club and Chamber of Commerce.
Ian and was bom in the Putnam County Hospital Oct. 7.
1947.
WASHINGTON UPI —President Johnson is said to be planning to attend a revival meet-
He was a graduate of Cas- ing conducted by the Rev. Dr. cade High School and attended Billy Graham in Houston, Tex., the Stilesville Christian Church, starting Oct. 15.
In addition to his parents. _ _ _ ,
100th Anniversary
he is survived by a half-broth-er. Doyle Webster of Stilesville,
KNIGHTSTOWN UPI—Mors than 1.000 persons attended a
Services will be held at the Uvo . day celebration here the
past weekend marking the
2 p. m. Wednesday. The body 300th anniversary of the Indi-
ana Solidiers and Sailors Chil-
dren's Home.
call at the Among those attending was
Weaver Funeral Home in retired Army General Paul Coatesville after 7 this eve- Mayo, a student at the mstitu-
ning. tion while a youngster. NATIONAL WEATHER OUTLOOK
and other relatives. Services will be 1
.Stilesville Chrisitan Church at 2 p. m. Wednesday. The body will lie in state one hour before
the funeral. Friends may
"FAIR ON THE SQUARE" DRAWS HUGE CROWD Greencastle's “Fair On The Square” drew an enormous crowd Saturday as shown above during the colorful parade. People crowded the town's streets all through the business section to view the parade that lasted over an hour. The band pictured marching above is the newly formed South Putnam Community School Band that captured fifth place in the parade. Photo by Frank Puckett, Jr.
INDIANA WEATHER: Partly cloudy with little temperature change through Tuesday. Some chance of thundershowers tonight and scattered thundershowers Tuesday. Tigh today upper 80s. Low tonight upper 60s. High Tuesday lower 80s. Outlook for Wednesday: Variable cloudiness and warm with scattered -bowers or thundershow ers. Minimum 65'* 6 A.M 65* 7 A.M 66’ 8 A.M 68 s 9 A.M 70’ 10 A.M 74* 11 A.M 78’ 12 Noon 80* 1 P.M - - 82*