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VOLUME SEVENTY-THREE
GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1965
UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL SERVICE NO. 296
RICHARD FLYNN IS PROMOTED BY IBM
State Librarian Will Address Local Group
Homecoming For Tiger Cub Fans
On Serious List
Tentative Site
HOLLY OOD UPI — Film and INDIANAPOLIS UPI —Miltelevision actress Dorothy waukee has been tentatively
Malone will remain on the se-
Oreencastle High School’s nous list at least one or two ^o 1011 Homecoming festivities will be- more days, according to docgin Friday evening at 5:45 with tors at Cedars of I^banon Hos-
a pre-game parade and will pital. come to a climax Saturday evening with a Homecoming Dance,
awarded the 1968 American
national convention,
scheduled to be held Aug. 23-
29.
The recommendation was
Civic Leader To Michigan Plant
made Wednesday by the con-
The 40 year old star under- vention committee to the Na-
sponsored by the G-Club. This went ~Va hours of surgery tional Executive Committee of dance will honor the queen, her Se Pt- 23 for removal of massive the Legion, which is meeting
court, and the newly elected blood clots from her lungs. here,
football captains.
Riding in convertibles in the pre-game parade will be the senior queen candidates and the jumor and sophomore princess candidates followed by uniquely designed class floats. The marching Tiger Cub Band will lead the homecoming parade. Also participating will be the Junior High School band.
Plane Crash Injures 3 Greencastle People
Directors Are Elected For County Playhouse
B S. Nicholas, IBM Plant Manager, announces the promotion of Richard V. Flynn to Production Manager of a new IBM Manufacturing facility at Fowlenille, Michigan
ST. LOUIS UPI—James Pit-
Meeting Is Held By Shrine Club
The 1965 Homecoming Queen
The regular meeting of the
power line along Illinois 185
tsenbarger, 25, Greencastle. Ind., about 7:15 p.m. The craft remained on the critical list caromed into an embankment at St. Luke's Hospital today along the highway and over-
will be crowned during the half- a fter being injured in the crash turned. Hillsboro firemen went Putnam County Shrine Club lime show of Fridays football Q f jjj s light plane, six miles to the scene but there was no was Monday evening Oct game with the West Vigo Vik- sou theast of Hillsboro, 111., fire. 5 - Future activities were
planned. A family night was
New Aircraft
ings.
Wednesday night.
Queen candidates nominated Pittsenbargeris wife. Karen
by the senior members of the 2 3, a nd his 4-year-old daughter. LOS ANGELES UPI—Lockfootball team are Kathy McFar- j^athy, also injured in the acci- heed - California Co. today an-
At the annual fall meeting of the membership of the Putnam County Playhouse, which was held in the Community Room of the Greencastle Savings and Loan building, the following directors were elected: Dr. James Elrod. John Franklin. Rev. Thomas Heinlein and Mrs. Albert E. Williams. Present directors who will
at the St. Louis hospital. The craft that will take off like a
Jumor and Sophomore mem- injured were brought to St. helicopter, stop its rotor blades bers of the Softball team nom- Luke s for emergency treat- and fold them, and fly on as a inated four girls from their re- ment. 500 mile per hour fixed wing
spective clase : es as princess _„ ; .i plane.
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Mr. Flynn was employed by IBM in 1930 at Endicott. New York. Promoted to management in 1944. he transferred to
ROBERT McCLARREN
Robert McClarren. Indiana State Librarian, will be the guest speaker at the annual meeting of The Friends of the Greencastle-Putnam County Library on Monday, October 11th. The meeting will be held at the Charterhouse in Greencastle at 7:30 p.m. Mr. McClarren wall speak on the aims and purposes of the Indiana State Library, and what It ha? to offer the general pub-
lic.
Mr. McClarren received his B. A. degree in Biology and Economics from Muskingum College, Ohio and his H. A. in English from Ohio State University. He served in the U.S. Army as registration officer to the Veteran’s Administration and again later as Communications officer in Korea. His library career began in Ihe New York Public Library in 1953 where he received the M. S. award in Library' Science. From this point he rapidly progressed to become Librarian at Crawfordsville Public Library and then Librarian of the Huntington (West Va.) Library. This latter position he held until he was appointed to the position of Indiana State Librarian in 1962. Mr. McClarren is a member of the American Library Association. The Indiana Library Association, Rotary Clubs in both Crawfordsville and Huntington, and several historical societies including the Indiana Historical Society. He places particular emphasis on the study of electric railways but is also interested in family genealogy and the Potawatami Indians of Ohio. One of his favorite entertainments is modem jazz. Mr. McClarren and his wife. Maret. have two sons. Mark. 13. and Todd. 10. All members of The Friends of the Library are urged to attend this annual meeting and to bring all interested friends. An election of officers will be held in addition to this program. The nominating committee Is: Mrs. Mabel Joseph, '•hairman. Mrs. Merle Huckleberry. and Miss Sylvia Taylor. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. Marion Mullendore and Mrs. Frank Durham. 20 Years Ago Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sweet and son. left for Denver. Colorado. to make their future home. City firemen were called to the Dr. J. F. Conrad home to extinguish a fire in a bedroom. Gen. Jesse M. Lee Foreign Wars veterans announced they would dedicate their new Post Home on Armistice Day, November 11. VFW members In Indianapolis Terre Haute, Brazil, Crawfordsville were invited.
Weber Store To Hold Open House Weber Bike and Toy Store was opened September 1945 nght after World Wax H by the late Floyd Weber and Mrs. Weber at 200 North Indiana St. In 1955. the Webers bought out the Sportsman Store located at the present location. 14 West Washington. 10 years ago they held Open House at the old location and in 1955 held Open House at the present location on October 9th. A large and complete line of toys and SCHWINN bicycles are stocked the year round and service is maintained on bicycles, service department is reached through the rear entrance of building. Children 12 and under accompanied by parents are asked to watch the store window on Saturday for Birthday Cards. They will receive free gifts if they can find their birth date on the cards. The Weber Bike and Toy Store cordially invites you to their 20th. Anniversary, Open House, Friday and Saturday. October 8 and 9th 1965. Pace To Direct Piano Workshop A piano workshop featuring the head of Columbia University's piano Instruction will be held at DePauw University Sat-
urday.
Dr. Robert Pace, composer, concert pianist and teacher, is scheduled to appear from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the recital hall of the university’s School of Music. The publir. non-admission program is under the joint sponsorship of National Piano Foundation and DePauw University. Pace is educational director of the NPF. Head of piano instruction since 1952 at Columbia’s Teachers College. Dr. Pace has directed films on music education. acts as music consultant to studios, schools and colleges, and conducts a laboratory training program for piano tea-
chers.
His experiences in this field of music has made him the subject of television and radio programs and stories in numerous high circulation newspapers and magazines. Marital Stress LONDON UPI— The following tale of martial stress appeared Wednesday In the personal column of the London Evening Standard: "Gin rummy or me. Mane."
scheduled for Oct. 29. This will continue another year are Mrs. be for Shriners, Masonic mem- Forst Fuller, Dr. Hugh Henry, bers their ladies and guests. Peter Hill. William Meehan.
land. Missy Lambert. Carol den^vvere Wed as satisfactory nounced plans to build an air- A committee was ^cted ® len ^ Nichols, and Patty Maddox. af tll(1 st T^nic hn«r,u.-,i The .-of, „hu t^Ue r.ff uue a consisting of Dale McFarland, ’ e t
Walter McBride and Bob Wil- The 0 ffi cers 0 f the Board of Greencastle in December 1953. der. They will plan a trap Directors for the coming year in May 1955 he was promoted shoot. The date has not yet are president, James Poor; Vice to Project Manager of Special
_ 1)6611 determined but will be President, Mrs. Forst Fuller: Production and in November
candidates. State Pohce said th ° plane ^Engineers of the ceremony, announced at a later date. Secretary, Mrs. Albert E. Wil- 1959. he was promoted to Plant apparently struck a power line ^ division of Lockheed Aircraft A party is also scheduled for hams; and Treasurer, Mrs. El- Production Manager, the posi-
tion he held until his recent
promotion.
Junior candidates are Debbie during a rainstorm and an ef- ^ speed of the shriners and their ladies on len Reed.
Terry. Darla Zeis, Jay Giuliani, fort uas made to bnn S the fold-back rotor aircraft would December 6. This will possibly and Sheryl Spicer. Nancy Flet- P lane dmvn in a cornfield. The ^ doubl€ of tbal of the f astest be the last activity of the year, cher, Ginger Ritchie, Laurie plane flipped over. conventional helicopter now in Installation of officers for 1966
Knights, and Janet Hardman are candidates from the sopho-
more class.
A ten-dollar prize is being given by the Pep Club for the best class float. Funeral Friday For Mrs. Weaver
Troopers said the plane hit use.
will be made at this time.
Funeral services for Mrs. Ruby Weaver, wife of Faye Weaver, will be held Friday
S. Putnam School Board Holds Important Session
The next meeting of the
Board of Directors will be held Mr. Flynn has been active in at the home of Dr. Hugh Hen- the Indiana Chapter of the ry at seven o’clock on the eve- American Cancer Society, is a ning of October 17th for the former Greencastle City Counpurpose of initiating plan? for ct] member and past President the 1966 Playhouse presenta- 0 f the Greencastle Chamber of
tions.
Children's Art. Classes Offered
Commerce. He is also a mem ber of the IBM Quarter Century Club and the IBM TwoGeneration Club.
schedule was es-
Mr. Flynn presently reside* at 701 Shadowlawn, Green-
Art classes for school-age castle, with his wife and fam-
children will begin this week- %. end at DePauw University’s Art
The South Putnam School were very pleased with the im- a tentative Board held its regular board provements being made in cur- tablished.
afternoon at 2 o’clock from m66tin S October 4, with many rtculum equipment, and the A - January 1, 1966 Site apthe Hopkins - Walton Funeral • s P 6rial items of business being over a jj organization of the proved. Land purchased. Home. Dr. Claude McClure will discussed. schools. They were in agree- B. January 1, 1966 — Archi-
Harold Boone, who is In ment with improvements al- teets hired,
charge of the State School ready completed and gave en- C. March 1. 1966 — Building the Center on College and SimpHouse Planning Commission, thusiastic support to antici- Plans drawn and ready to sub- son street?.
gave recommendation to the paled improvements in the fu- mil to State Agency. Enrollment in each skill level tian Church recreation room, school board concerning sites ture. , D - A P ril 1 1966- Final plans class xvill bp limited to 2 o stu- Cubmaster George Gough for the new high school. Mr. A proposed time schedule for approx ed and read\ to adxer- den ^ s . therefore, admission to opened the meeting by announc-
officiate. Burial will be m For-
est Hill Abbey.
Pallbearers will include Frank Nagley, Warren Lear, Mark Weaver, Roger Weaver, Richard Weaver, Randy Wea-
Center.
Registration for the 20-ses-sion program will be held from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday at
Meeting Held By
Cub Pack 99
Cub Scout Pack 99 met Monday, September 27. at the Chris-
tise for bids.
. v, w . ... .. Boone emphasized the impor- me construction of the tance of having an adequate high school was discusse d and E August 1, 1966 - Accept water supply and stated that bids for the new school, no site would be approved until ^gat Embezzlers S6 P tember L 1966 — Start one or two wells have been construction of new building.
Friends may call at the fu- drilled and p ump ed, and abso- MOSCOW UPI—Three per- c. November 1, 1967 — New
lute proof is available that the sons have been sentenced to 12 High School completed.
water supply meets all stand- years in prison each for embez- It is very possible that the Competent student leader. Edward Hammond
ards established by the State zling 1.500 tons of meat from building program can move m p m ^ m Roachdale Chapter No. 247, Agency and there is adequate the state, Pravda said Wednes- faster than anticipated on the O.E.S. will hold stated meeting water for the school s needs. day. The newspaper said the above time schedule. Monday night Oct. 11th at 8 The Superintendent reported gang operated in Siberia and Financial arrangements for o'clock. Also “Friends Night.” that two members of the State also engaged in orgies at which the construction of the new high All members welcome. General Education Commission large quantities of liquor were school was reviewed, with SuBetty Ford, Secy, visited all schools Friday and consumed. , (C ontinued on Page 2)
orary pallbearers will be Mary Ann, Kenni Faye. Scott and
Carrol Weaver.
neral home at anytime. O.E.S. NOTICE
the program necessarily will ing plans for the year. Thebe on a first come, first serv- theme is Household Safety. Soil ed basis. and Land Conservation. Forty Students in tiie seven month boys have registered for the course are scheduled to see a year. The Den Mothers are Mr?, movie each week end to re- Virginia Knauer. Mrs. Wagoner ceive instruction in several ^ lrs - Betty Eiteljorge, Webelo
art teachers under the direc- Lion badges were awarded to tion of members of the DePauw Bobb y Lear- Dean Secrest Craig
art faculty.
Get Well Message PARIS UPI — President de Gaulle Wednesday sent a “get well soon" message to President Johnson prior to the U.S. President's gall bladder opera-
tion.
Schied. Bear badge to Bobby
Knauer.
The next meeting will be October 25, 7:00 P.M. There will be a short movie shown on the
Theme of the Year.
Rites For Hero
Stated Assembly
Stated
SEOUL UPI—Funeral ser vices were held for an artny captain who leaped on a live grenade to protect his men
of the Authorities said Capt. Kang number Jae Ku threw' himself over the
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Stated Assembly Greencastle Council.
. ' 107, Friday. October 8 at 7:30 grenade after a soldier drop- . p m. All visitors welcome. ped it in the midst of 100 Ivan Huxford. I.M. men during training.
NATIONAL WEATHER OUTLOOK
OUTSTANDING CAMPER AWARDS
Sir Knight Herbert A. Newman, Grand Commandery of the Knights Templar of Indiana, presented Outstanding Camper Awards to Rich and Tim Lear, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Warren (Bo t Lear. The boys competed with 194 other boys at KT camp they attended last summer. The camp was held at North Webster. Looking on is Eminent Commander of Greencastle Commandery John Schmitt. Banner Photo—Frank Puckett, Jr.
INDIANA WEATHER: Cloudy today and tonight. Occasional light rain today. Friday partly cloudy. No important temperature changes. High today in upper 60s. Low tonight near 50. High Friday in upper 60s. Outlook for Saturday: Clearing and warmer. Minimum 6 A.M 46’ 7 A.M 45* 8 A.M 50° 9 A.M 52* 10 A.M 54° 11 A.M 55° 12 Noon 55° 1 P.M - oO”