The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 October 1965 — Page 2
Th« Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Wednesday, October 27, 1965
Surprise Birthday Dinner Is Enjoyed
A surprise Birthday dinner was held at the home of Mrs. Maye Truex in Mt. Meridian. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Goode of Morton; Mr.and Mrs. Maynard Hurst and daughter, Carolyn of Fillmore; Paul Jaynes of Cunot; Renel Coffee and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miller of Lawrenceville. 111.; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hurst, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hurst of Greencastle: Mr. and Mrs. Tressman Goode and family, Darla and Daryl of Bainbridge, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Black. Mrs. Sally Patterson and Mrs.
County Hospital Dismissed Tuesday: Jessie Ritterskamp, Spencer Nellie Hart, Spencer James Wood, Roachdale Darlene May, Greencastle Sylvia Hinkle, Greencastle Peggy Runnells, Greencastle Mrs. Clifford King and son,
Greencastle
in the U.S.A. He never sought
Mattie Clark of Greencastle sent f ame( but presidents and prince
a beautiful cake as they weren’t able to attend because of illness.
facts taken from the club’s first secretary's book in 1895. The club is fortunate in having the minutes of all the meetings for the last seventy years. Mrs. Ross Runyan is the club’s historian. All the club programs except the one for 1898 are in
her possession.
Mrs. N. Dixon, program chair- j man, presented Mrs. W. A.
Shelly, who reviewed the book. Putnam Court Notes
“Beyond Fame and Fortune” by !
Lawrence Elliott. This is the ! 01ive Ethel Calvert VS ’ Her ' story of George Washington ! schel Calvert ’ suit for divorce Carver, a negro born into slav-! and r€storation of former name ij ^ of Olive Ethel Forney. Lvon & ery. He became one of the: ^ ^ '
, Boyd are attorneys for the
greatest scientists of our coun-
try, as famous abroad as he was ! P laintiff - , „ „
James Harold Graver vs. Sharon K. Craver, complaint for divorce and custody of two minor children. William McClellan is the plaintiff’s attorney.
THI OAHr BANNER AND HERALD CONSOLIDATED 24-21 S. Jackson St GrtoncetMa. Ind. Business Rhone 01 3-S15! Elizabeth Rariden Estate, Publisher S. R. Rariden, Senior Editor Neraio Hill. Gen. Mgr. Janies B. Zeis. Managing Editor William D. Hooper, Adv. Mgr. Entered in the Post Office at Groom castle, Indiana, as Second Class Mail matter under Act of March 7. 187B. Subscription Prices Homo 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
Tea Will Honor | Mrs. Ann Yancleave The Putnam County Federation of Clubs is having a tea in honor of Mrs. Ann Vancleave Friday, October 29th, from two untill four, at the Roachdale
Library.
The Woman's Study Club of Roachdale will be the hostesses. The club women of the county are invited to attend the tea. There will also be an Art exhibit in connection with the tea.
! Unlocked Desks
WASHINGTON UPI — The government can save $250,000 a year by buying desks without standard $2 locks, which most ' federal employes don’t use anyway. That's the advice from audi- | tors of the General Accounting Office, who said only 10 per cent of the 170,000 desks the government buys each year for $11 million really need locks for security reason.
Mrs. Owens Hostess To Boston Club
became his friends, and business men sought his advice. He could have become a wealthy man but he cared not for riches. At no time would he receive rewards for the gifts God had given him. He gave freely the
‘ . . . . •, , , Ginzberg of Columbus Univer-
products of his talents and lab- : ^ ^ o
The October meeting of Boston Club was held with Mrs. Staten Owens with Mrs. Curtis Hughes as assistant hostess. A
nice representation of the mem- Wor d ' /H 1 ® entire eve nmg prov- j government s
Poverty Budget
NEW’ YORK UPI — Dr. Eli
oratory to help make a better
bership was present. The Hallowe'en motif was enjoyed by all at the dining table during the social hour while partaking of
delicious refreshments.
ed to be a most enjoyable one.
ANNIVERSARIES
!
Birthdays
Peggi Sue Little, daughter
Following a short busines ses- of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Little, sion, the president, Mrs. O. D. j Greencastle, 6 years old, Oct.
McCullough, presented a few 27.
sity said Tuesday even with a
$1.5 billion the anti - poverty
| program “will not reach more ; than one out of every 10 poor
I persons in the country.”
Ginzberg, an economics professor, said the federal govern- ! ment cannot do the job alone, but needs the help of local j
! initiative and action.
Bible Thought He left all, rose up, and followed him. Luke 5:25. Matthew “left all”, was it sacrifice? Consider what he gained. Imperishable riches, but better still, the privilege to write a Gospel of the everlasting Saviour. Personal And Local News
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The Echo Club will meet OcI tober 27 at 7:30 with Mrs. Rosa
| Cox.
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Flood of I Fort Lauderdale, Fla., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Owens. Hubert Powell of Cloverdale bagged a doe deer the second day of the season. This makes i his fourth with the bow and j arrow. Gen. Jesse M. Lee Post 1550 ! Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet Thursday evening at 8 ! o'clock. Members are urged to be present. City firemen were called to i the Miller-Jones Shoe Store, on the south side of the Square, i They reported an overheated 1 light fixture but no fire.
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Clarence O’Connor has re- | turned to his home east of Cloverdale from the Veterans’ Hospital in Indianapolis, where he has been a patient for several weeks. Mk-s. Grace Routt, formerly of this city, is in the hospital at the Masonic Home, Franklin, Indiana after suffering a severe asthmatic attack Sunday evening. She was improved Monday. She is in room 240.
.v«b.. .'X ' — ~-—..x..• • > fj.’.- 4 s■.. Mr. and Mrs. Edw r ard E.
Bryant, 514 S. Indiana St. wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Deanna | Bryant to James Grimes 17%!
S. Vine St. Greencastle. Miss Bryant is a ’65 graduate
; of Greencastle High School and is attending Central Business I
; College in Indianapolis.
Mr. Grimes, son of Mrs. Mar-; guerite Grimes is employed by
the Police Department. No wedding date has been set.
Job Relocation WASHINGTON UPI—Douglas Aircraft Co. plans to remit and move 1,500 skilled workers cross-country to its Long Beach, Calif., plant, the Labor Department reported Tuesday. Douglas, faced with a shortage of trained aircraft workers in southern California, will get them on Long Island, N. Y., where several thousand such employes have been laid off.
Find Gold Bricks MOSCOW UPI — Workers remodeling an old building in i Leningrad found eight bricks of gold weighing 281 pounds under the wooden floor, the Soviet news agency Tass said Tuesday. The building had housed a jewelry shop before the 19171 revolution when Leningrad was named St. Petersburg.
Tuesday Wed
Marriage License James Ed Head, saw mill, ! Brazil, Route 1, and Carol Sue King ,at home, Greencastle, I Route 3.
NEW YORK UPI — Actress Tuesday Weld was married Saturday to Claude Harz, the secretary to actor Roddy McDovvall. McDowall was best
man.
The marriage was announced by Miss Weld's agent, Dick Clayton, in Hollywood.
No Skill SAN JOSE, Calif. UPI — Sign on a bulletin board in the Science Building at San Jose State College: “W’anted, student to work on nuclear fissionable isitope molecular reactive counters and three - phase cyclotronic uraniup photosynthesizers. No experience necessary.”
Mrs. Marguerite Grimes, 17% So. Vine St., Greencastle, wishes to announce the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter Deborah Ann and Percy A. Snyder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Snyder, 918 East Washington Street, Greencastle. Deborah is a graduate of Greencastle High School with the class of 1964. She Is an employee of Eitel's Flowers. Percy is a graduate of Indiana State University and is now teaching at Cascade High School.
A December wedding is ing planned.
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O.E.S. Notice Stated meeting of Groveland Chapter No. 330 on Tuesday Nov. 2 at 7:30 p. m. There will be initiation with a practice night Oct. 29. Refreshments, sandwiches and pie. Visitors from other chapters are welcome. Clara Everts, W.M.
Masonic Notice Called meeting of Cloverdale Lodge No. 132 Thursday, Oct. 28, 7:00 p.m. Work in E.A. Degree. Robert Blue, W.M.
CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Fred Wichman would like to extend a note of thanks to all their many friends for their beautiful cards and notes received in honor of their 50th wedding anniversary, which was October 13th, 1965.
Causes Accident MARYSVILLE, Calif. UPI — William Sahary of Sacramento was cited by the California Highway Patrol for causing an accident — while explaining to his wife how to prevent one. Patrolmen said Sahary warned his wife, Sandra, that she didn’t keep a firm grip on the steering wheel. To prove j his point, he reached over and gave it a jerk. The car went off U. S. 99 and rammed a tree.
Four Charges
VALPARAISO UPI —Wade Johnson, Portage, was jalied on four charges Tuesday, stemming from a violent argument he had with police officers in Valparaiso. Authorities said Johnson was charged specifically with resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, driving under the influence of alcohol and public intoxication. They said he also kicked out the rear window of a police auto after authorities told him he was in no condition to drive home and he became angry.
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