The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 October 1965 — Page 2

Th# Daily Bannar, Graaneastle, Indiana Thursday, Octobar 7, 1965

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Heme Delivery 40c per week Mailed in Putnam Co. $8.00 per year Outtide of Putnam Co. $10.00 per year

Outtide of Indiana

bums Monday when gasoline exploded near his home. Pierce told doctors before he died that he thought the gasoline was kerosene when he threw the fuel on a coal stove in a shed behind his home.

Matthew Welsh Is Investigated

Bible

The Greencastle Church of the Nazarene will conduct

$14.00 per year their Annual Fall Revival Serv-

ices beginning this evening at 7:30 o'clock and will continue

through October 17.

Thought

Home Demonstration Clubs To Hold Achievement Day Program

If any man will do his will, he shall know. John 7:17.

God reserves His revelations for those who are ready to obey at the cost.

Miss Dorothy Emerson of the National 4-H Foundation in Washington, D. C., will be the guest speaker at the Putnam County Home Demonstration Clubs’ annual Achievement Day program to be held on Wednesday, October 13 in the Community Building on the 4-H fairgrounds. Miss Emerson formerly held positions whth j the Cooperative Extension Service in New Hampshire, Delaware, and Maryland before accepting her present position. Several Putnam Co. women heard her speak at the National Extension Homemakers Council held on the Purdue Campus in August. She calls herself a “platform conserva-

tionalist” instead of a public speaker because the audiences are always carrying on a con-! versation, too! She encourages women to “step up and speak up’’ and take their part in community activities. Mrs. Carl Arnold, chairman for the event has arranged other interesting features for the day's program.

Personal And Local News

The Better Homes Demonstration Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Rex McBride October 11 at 7:30. Members please note that the evening is guest night.

Registration will begin at 10:30 and the program will get underway at 11:00.

Any homemaker is welcome to attend this event but anyone desiring a ticket to the luncheon must get her reservation to Mrs. Arthur Eggers, Coatesville, by October 8.

City firemen were called to The Daily Banner Office shortly after 2 p.m. Wednesday, due to an overheated transformer, in the press room. Some damage resulted.

Rev. and Mrs. Leon Cook of Newport, Kentucky, evangelist singers and musicians will conduct the services. Mr. Cook is now devoting full time to the work of evangelism, after more than fourteen years as a successful pastor in Tennessee and Kentucky. Mr. Cook is a gifted tenor singer and sings solos as well as leads the congregational singing. Prior to his minister as pastor, Mr. Cook served five years as an itinerant evangelist in the Church of the Nazarene. Mrs. Marie Cook, wife of the evangelist, is also an alto singer. She assists her husband in duets, and also plays the piano and organ. The Cooks attended Trevecca Nazarene College, Nashville, Tennessee and for four years while in school Mr. Cook traveled with the College Quartet.

INDIANAPOLIS UPI —Former Indiana Gov. Matthew E. Welsh confirmed reports Wednesday that FBI agents have been conducting a background investigation of him. Sources said the Vincennes attorney is being considered as an appointee for a “high federal post.” Welsh, 53, said he did not know what post this could be, if any. The Democratic shieftian is now practicing law in Indianopolis. Some reports have said Welsh might be named by President Johnson as an undersecretary of state.

Little Walnut Cemetery Association to Eldon Wells, et ux, Gene Cash, et ux, to State of Indiana. Marion Tw'p. Herbert L. Sutherlin, et ux, to Herbert L. Sutherlin. Jr., et ux, Marion Twp. Eugene Akers, et ux. to Arthur Hansen, et ux, Greencastle Twp. Alan Stanley, et ux, to Arthur Hansen, et ux, Greencastle Twp. Charles Cox, et ux to James M. Ritter, et ux, Monroe Twp.

LEG SHAVING

NEW YORK (UPI) — To take the hazard out of leg shaving, follow these simple safety rules from beauty experts: use a sharp new blade; make sure the blade is securely in the razor; use baby soap with built-in hexachlorophene protection as a shaving soap; keep your eyes and mind on what you are doing and don't rush.

| leg* with baby lotion to help eliminate any problems from tiny nicks.

GODFREY PLAYS FATHER

HOLLYWOOD UPI — The j make-up department at MGM

After shaving, soften your

works overtime aging Arthur Godfrey every day to make the television star appear old enough for his role as Doris Day's father in “Glass Bottom

Boat.”

Real Estate Transfers

Lloyd L. Houck, et ux, to Roy C. Sutherlin as Trustee to reconvey, Washington Twp. Roy C. Sutherlin, as Trustee to reconvey to Lloyd L. Houck, et ux, Washington Twp. Herbert Flint, et ux, to DePauw University, Greencastle. Warren Knauer, et ux, to Henry Lee Nelson, et ux, Monreo Twp.

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Hallowe'en Party Enjoyed By Club

County Hospital

Now You Know

Dies of Burns

EVANSVILLE UPI — Walter Pierce, 64, Mount Vernon, died Wednesday in a hospital here, after suffering severe

Member* of the Maple Heights Home Demonstration enjoyed a Hallowe'en party at their regular meeting Tuesday, October 5th.

Dismissed Wednesday:

The Rock of Gibraltar has been in British possession since 1713, according to the World

Almanac.

Prizes were won by Mesdames Louise McKamey and Eunice Graves.

Mrs. Mari# Crawley presided at the business meeting. The club creed and flag salute were repeated in unison. Roll call was “A Hallow en prank I did.”

Lewis Gray, Zionsville Celestine Fisher, Stilesville

Carolyn Warren, Bainbridge

Bernice Sipple, Cloverdale High RflCOrd

Lulu Michael. Cloverdale ' Dorothy Shoptaugh, Green-

castle

Diane Shoemaker, Greencast-

Mabel Stephens, Greencastle Wilbert Hasten, Greencastle Dorothy Steele, Greencastle

Mrs. Graves presented the lesson on “How Banks Work For You.”

S. Putnam

A garden report was by Mrs. Irene Grubb.

given

The secretary’s and treasurers reports were given and approved.

Mrs. Mayme McCullough reported on the lessons, which whll be given next year.

A discussion was held on a ways & means project.

perintendent Hedrick and the School Board Attorney, Norman Brennan, to make plans so that money will be available for construction when necessary. Three Architects were interviewed with arrangements being made to visit schools that have been constructed by the different firms.

PETERBOROUGH, N. H. Nikki Of Rose Hill a Senior Five Y'ear Old, Registered Guernsey cow, owned by Vernie P. & Vernon Leroy Zeiner, Fillmore, Indiana, has completed an official HIR actual production record of 12,251 pounds of milk and 614 pounds of butterfat, in 305 days 2 times a day milking, according to The American Guernsey

Cattle Club.

Guernsey milk is world famous for it’s high protein, delicious flavor and golden yel-

low color.

The testing was supervised by Purdue University (Indi-

ana).

The club will go on a tour to Crawfordsville on October 15th. Refreshment were served by the hostesses. Mesdames Stella Sutherlin and Mary Ella Hurst. Mrs. David Barr was a guest of the club. The November meeting will be a pitch-in dinner.

Card Of Thanks

Card of Thanks

We are deeply grateful and appreciate the kindness, sympathy and many beautiful floral tributes extended by our relatives. friends and neighbors at the passing of our beloved husband and father IVAN CRAGGS To Dr. Stephens, Dr. Ernst, doctors and nurses of the 10th St. V.A. Hosp., members of the American Legion and Auxilliary, members of the I.O.R.M., Lions Club, Masonic Order, pall bearers. Rev. Creed Hampton and the Whitaker Funeral Home for the beautiful service, we are especially, grateful. Wife and daughters.

ANNIVERSARIES “I wish to express my thanks to all my friends and relatives for their cards and flowers during the recent illness and passing of my mother, Ida Appleby. ? I especially want to thank Dr. Haggard and Mrs. Fisher for their faithful care and Rev. Michael Rush and Weaver Funeral Home for their beautiful service.” Doris Appleby

An area nearly the size of Africa wmuld be added to man’s domain if he could work freely on continental shelves. The shelves hold known reserves of oil, tin ,and diamonds. To exploit these riches, divers would depth to conquer the ocean to a depth of 600 feet.

Birthdays

Mrs. Gertrude Ziegelman, Cloverdale, R. 2, Oet. 7th. Ann Wilson, of Lyons, 16 years old today.

Scores A Double

LONDON UPI — The coal barge “Lambeth” crashed into Vauxhall Bridge Tuesday for second time in 10 days.

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