The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 November 1965 — Page 2
S Th« Daily Banner, Graancastlc, Indiana Tuesday, November 30, 1965 Editorial-Wise Slaughter On The Highways A total of 611 traffic accident deaths in the United States during the long Thanksgiving holiday weekend ia staggering and most appalling. The number of victims far exceeded the toll predicted by the National Safety Council and other traffic experts across the nation. What actually causes this high death rate and how can it be reduced? There is no doubt that speed, night driving and drinking are definite factors in these street and highway tragedies. Today's automobiles are powerful and many drivers apparently do not realize just how powerful until it is too late. Driving during the hours of darkness is also hazardous as many people find it hard to judge distances safely when passing and approaching other vehicles. Sociable drinks, in many cases result in one too many, and at night this is doubly dangerous. In other words, as it has been said, "If you drink don't drive” and "If you drive don’t drink.” State police in Indiana and the rest of the states have been instructed and are doing their best to enforce safe driving. Evidently there are just not enough of them to carry out this program. Of course, there are more motor vehicles and more people on the nation's streets and highways each year which also makes the situation most difficult. The Daily Banner is of the opinion that human slaughter on the highways is one of the top. if not the top problem confronting the people of these United States today.
THE DAILY BANNER AND HERALD CONSOLIDATED 24>28 S. Jackson St. Grcencastia. Ind. Business Phan* OL 3-51ST Elizabeth Rariden Estate. Publisher S. R. Rariden, Senior Editor Norma Hill. Gen. Mgr James B. Zeis, Managing Editor William D. Hooper. Adv. Mgr. Entered in the Past Office at Greencastle, Indiana, as Second Class Mail matter under Act of March 7, 1178. 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
MYs. Worth Lindsay of Pt. Huron, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Don Cranston of Wheaton, 111., spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Omer Beck of this
city.
Leroy Johnson, Milwaukee. Wisconsin, a former resident of Greencastle and a former star basketball player for Green-
House in Terre Haute this aft- f ga . V fi ernoon and evening to report f05l Or TO RUIt
and plan the establishment of
community facilities for the Aftflincf UflHppIr mentally ill and retarded. rUfUIllaf flllifCLfl
County officials and chapter
$5 Million Suit Against Ford Co.
LAFAYETTE UPI — The PHILADELPHIA UPI—Mrs.
Ratify Amendment TRENTON, N. J. UPI—New Jersey became the 12th state to ratify the presidential succession amendment to the U.S.
leaders from Putnam, Vermil- ^v. Ralph G. McFadden, pas- Janet F. Marshman, widow of Constitution Monday. Twenty-
lion, Parke, Vigo, Clay, Sullivan and Green Counties are attending. Representa-
castle, visited friends in this tives from Putnam County will city Thursday and Friday and f*®' ^®r s< Russell Pierce, Presi-
attended the Greencastle-Craw-fordsville game on Saturday
night.
dent Putnam M.H.A.; Mrs. Ashley W. Barnes, Chapter Executive; John W. Earnshaw,
The Women's Republican j Committee; Judge
Club of Green County will hear
Coach Tom Mont speak on “Extremism in Football Defenses” at their monthly meeting to be held on November 30th at the L & M school in Lyon, Indiana. A pitch in supper will precede
Mont’s talk. About 100 will be j moderator is S. T. Ginsberg M.-
D., Commissioner of Department of Mental Health in In-
Francis N. Hamilton, County seekin& to run against Halleck, Auditor Eston Cooper, Commis- who has served as a Republi . sioner Victor Hurst. | can in the House since 1935 and The meeting is in charge of formerly was House minority
E. Blair Warner, Indiana M.H.- leader.
A. Legislation and State Rela- McFadden said he tions Chairman. The panel 0,^^ ^ district .. 0ver
tor of the Lafayette Church of race driver Bobby Marshman the Brethren, Monday said he who died Dec. 3 of burns sufwould run in the Democratic fered in a crash, Monday filed party primary next May for a $5 million damage suit the 2nd District nomination to against Ford Motor Co., chargrun against the senior Hoosier ing the firm with negligence congressman, Charles Halleck. which caused the vehicle to
The Dalton, Ohio, native said j crash,
he knew of no other Democrats i Marshman was
28 years old
when he died Dec. 3. six days after his rear-engine racer slammed into a w^all during practice runs at the Phoenix, Ariz., International Raceway toured an d burst into flames. Witnesses said Marshman was travel-
A man is not justifed by the in attendance,
works of the law, but by the Joseph R. White, who has
faith of Jesus Christ. Galatians completed basic training at U.S. diana - The dinner meeting will
be addressed '
2:16.
and over again, he said, "I i n g about 115 miles per hour found people expressing concern : when the crash occurred, that this district must move They said the driver jumped ahead in such areas as inter- from thc burnnig machine with
Naval Training Center, Great' “ e ^uiessea by Joseph R state highway construction, de- h is clothing in flames. Officials rp . . tif . , , v onr Lakes. Illinois and a friend, | Director of velopment of w^ater resources. said Marshman was not wear\\e aie not justified b> ou Rona [ d Gogan, Catskille, N.Y. j th ® *l® n t a l Health Association recreational facilities, business
spent a few'days at home withh ! of Indiana, his subject * Citi- and industrial development,
Russell - zens Concern ”
six more states must approve the amendment before it becomes part of the Gonatitutkm. Under the measure, a vice president who assumed the presidency would appoint a new
vice president.
w r orks but by Christ’s death. Works are not opposed to faith; they spring from faith and are
the proof of faith.
Personal And Local News
News Of Boys NAHA, OKINAWA — Seaman Apprentice Terry M. Collins, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Collins of 904 S. Locust St., Greencastle, Ind., has
reported for duty at the U. S. Naval Air Facility in Naha, Okinawa. The air facility provides logistic support for the ships, aircraft and men of the U. S. Seventh Fleet.
parents. Mr. and Mrs.
White, R. 1, Bainbridge. Joe will be stationed on "Wasp” U. S. Aircraft carried out of Boston,
Mass, Navy Station.
The Greencastle Morning Musicale will meet on Wednesday at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Evan 'Crawley, 712 E. Seminary. The
The Fathers Auxiliary will program will be given by the meet at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, recorder ensemble: Mrs. White,
Try To Beat Train, 3 Killed By United Frets International Three persons were killed
: mental health centers and pro1 grams to deal with the problems of the young and the
aged.”
Actress Dead
ST. LOUIS, Mo. UPI—Charity Grace, 81. who started a
Broadway acting career after Marshman that the car and its
ing protective clothing usually
worn during races.
Mrs. Marshman filed the suit in federal court here, contending the car was owned by Ford and through the firm’s negligence the machine slammed into the wall at the one-mile oval.
The suit charged Ford sute 0f Indian*
"breached” a warranty to
Life Sentence FORT WAYNE UPI — Herbert W. King, Jr., 21, Fort Wayne, was sentenced to life imprisonment late Monday for the fatal shooting June 11 of Gene Faust, 34, in a neighbor-
hood fight.
King was convicted Nov. 5 in a jury trial on second degree murder charges. Special Judge Max E. Hobbs pronounced the sentence in Allen Circuit Court. The defense has indicated It plans an appeal to the Indiana Supreme Court. Hobbs previously denied a motion for a new
trial.
Gary early today when their retirin S as a speech and drama, component parts were safe. Mrs Hill Mrs. Carkeek, Mrs. speeding car tried to beat a teacher at the age of 73, died The Crescent Club will meet peterson Mrs Cox asssited b y freight train to a crossing. (Sunday of cancer.
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Wednesday at 12:00 noon at the ^ ^ violinsit and home of Mrs. Walter Ballard, 9 Clem Williamg> vocalist . Hammond Street. 1 . . .. - . . . n
I sistant hostess will be
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kruse Bergman and Mrs. Ross. and son, of Hillsboro, spent
Thanksgiving with Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Sutherlin.
■j^ rs ! Four others were badly in- a PP ear ed on and off roadjured when the car crashed into wa y m such productions as the side of the train’s engine in ‘"The Glass Menagerie.” “Mad Indiana’s first fatal traffic acci- Woman of Chaillot,” and “The
As-
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Wilson of Homer, 111., who have been vacationing in Florida visited Mrs. Minta Snider Sunday. The Hoosier Campers No. 1 of N.C.H.A. held their Novem-
dent since Saturday night. The deaths increased Indiana’s highway toll for the year to at least 1,347 compared with
1,261 a year ago.
The victims were identified as
Mrs. Aker Hostess To Delta Kappa Gamma
Mrs. Mace Aker was hostess
to Epsilon Chapter of the Delta Cardis Hall, 50, driver of the Kappa Gamma Society Satin- car) and j uan jt a Rogers and day evening, November 13, with Betty Daniels, both also of 29 members present. Gary and believed to be in their
Mrs. Edna McGuire Boyd 20s.
Biggest Thief in Town.”
Three Men Are Fined $50 Each INDIANAPOLIS UPI—Three men were fined $50 each and costs Monday on their guilty pleas to malicious trespass charges in connection with the bombing of a warehouse during
a strike.
her campout Thanksgiving spoke to the chapter on “The All three were in the front weekend at Richard Leiber ; Nature of Creativity.” The de- seat of the car, which was de- ;
State Park with four families fined creativity as a general and molished. attending: Larry Applegate, j human potentiality, or capabilFloyd Clodfelter, Red Luttrclls i ity. The characteristics of the and Asa Duncan. We had a de-| creative person are: Have faith j licious Thanksgiving dinner ( and trust in yourself, Self-con-1
with turkey, dressing and all fidence, Courage, Willingness to Dismissed Monday:
County Hospital
the trimmings. Saturday night we cooked chili in an iron kettle.
Miss Carrie Seale of Long Island, New York was a guest of Jacque Schafer and family over the Thanksgiving holidays. On Thanksgiving Day Mr. and Mrs.
George F. Schafer, Jacque and, .. ,_l. , , „ ? , ,, _ l dicaps creativity. The four steps Carrie. Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. t 0 ,.„. T„ lfiQtirtn
Schafer, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Woodall, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
try the new, Be open-minded, Hope for change, Take advan-
tage of opportunities.
Creativity, to be promoted needs the right atmosphere — the right environment. One must have freedom from distraction to create. A schedule that is tightly constructed, han-
to creativity are: 1. Initiation (Get an idea) 2. Incubation (De- | velop it) 3. Illumination (I’ve
Woodall and family of Browns-1 Qt it) and 4 verification
burg, were all guests of Mr. Testi
and Mrs. Terry Rowan of La- s ^ Creativity is essential, a prac-
Jack Swope, Cloverdale Terry Bixler, Spencer Bret Howard, Coatesville Mrs. Clark Bryan and daughter, Fillmore Mrs. David Thomas and daughter, Gosport Doris Hedge, Greencastle Lyle Call, Greencastle Patricia Jones, Greencastle Births: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beasley, j Greencastle, Route 4, a girl, to-
day.
Railroad Tank Car Explodes La PORTE UPI — A rail-
road tank car filled with a toxic the three were dismissed in gas exploded on a moving Marion Criminal Court,
freight train as it passed were shattered in the blast that caused several thousand dollars damage to a warehouse owned by the Harper J. Ransberg Co. The incident occurred during a strike more than a year ago by members of Teamsters Local
135.
Fined were Robert E. Baker,
of the
train as it
through LaPorte Monday. A fireman was injured fighting the flames, automobiles were seared and glass shattered by the heat, and an industrial plant was evacuated of all workers wdien it was threat-
ened by the fire.
The accident happened on the
New York Central Railroad 25 : Carl Dowling, 33, and Ron-
tracks at the Pulanski St. crossing near the American Rubber & Plastics Corp. plant.
County of Putnam In The Putnam Circuit Court September Term, 1965 Re: Guardianship of Is* J. Blue, an incompetent Notice of Sale of Real Estate
By Guardian
Central National Bank of Greencastle. Guardian
The undersigned guardian
estate of Isa J. Blue, an Incompetent hereby gives notice that by virtu# of an order of the Putnam Circuit Court it will at the hour of 10:00 A. M. on the 20th day of December, 1965. at the Central National Bank at Greencastla. Indiana, and from day to day thereafter until sold offer for sale at private sale all of the Interest of said ward In and to the following described real estate in Putnam County, Indiana,
to wit:
804 South College Avenue (Original
Residence'
Part of Lot Number 13 in Allen’s En-
More serious charges against largement to the Town, now City of
: Greencastle. described as follows, to wit: Beginning on tthe East line of said lot at a point 10 feet South of the North East corner thereof; Uience
Hundreds Of window panes South with said line 69 feet: thence
West parallel with the North line of said lot 90 feet and 6 Inches; thence North parallel with the East line of said lot to a point 10 feet South of the North line of said Lot Number 13: thence East 90 feet and ( inches to the
place of beginning.
Said sale will be made subject to approval of said Court for not less less than the full appraisal of said real estate and upon the following terms and conditions: Cash. The Central National Bank. Guardian of the person and estate of Isa J. Blue, an in-
competent
Lyon Sc Boyd. • Hughes Sc Hughes Attorneys Nov. 23-30-Dee 1-3t
nie Woodward, 20, all of Indian-
apolis.
fayette.
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Mrs. Compton, in keeping with the theme on creativity, shared some of her collection of woven tapestries which charac-
Friendly Watch Dog SELMA, Calif. UPI — Res-
taurant owner Ray Aspesi told two sons, Gary, 14, and Steven,
Couple Found Dead In Home SOUTH BEND UPI — Steven
Sokol, 47, and his wife, Irene. 40, were found dead in their home Monday afternoon and police said the deaths were an
apparent murder-suicide. Authorities said the couple’s
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a strong box.
Aspesi said his watchdog ap-
terized Roman ami Greek scenes j proached the robber _ and
stood by contentedly while the gunman petted him as the rob-
bery progressed.
and mythology. These are used to stimulate interest in Latin
classes.
Miss Mullendore concluded the program by providing each member with an opportunity to be creative by giving expression to reactions to a poem. The hostesses assisting Mrs. Aker were Mrs. Ruby Hood, Mrs. Minna Mae Rightsell, Mrs. Mary Sanders, Mrs. Edna Boyd, Mrs. Edna Farber, Miss Leah Curnutt and Miss Mabel Jo-
seph.
Jr., 6, returned from school Monday afternoon and found their parents’ bodies. They said it appeared Sokol had shot his wife with a shotgun and then turned the weapon on himself. Dr. Walter Filipek, the Sokol family physician, told police the man had been in ill health for some time.
Terre Haute Hosts , Mental Health Meeting The Mental Health Associa- | tion in Indiana is sponsoring a meeting at the Terre Haute
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