The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 February 1966 — Page 2
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8 The Dally Bannar, Graancastla, Indiana Friday, Fabruary 11, 1966
VALENTINE SWEETHEARTS Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Powell, former residents of Coat* esville, will be celebratinf their 60th wedding anniversary Valentine’s Day, February 14. The couple were married in Whiteland, Indiana, in 1906, where they resided for a number of years while Mr. Powell served as Johnson County Recorder for four years 1911-1915). They then moved to Montana where he taught school for thirty-one years. In 1959, the couple took up residence in Coatesville where they lived until moving to Bventide Rest Home in Greencastle where they now reside. Mr. Powell is a young 88 years old, while his wife, Lola, will be 79 her next birthday. Banner Photo— Frank Puckett, Jr.
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iNsagor's Vkw By Janet SUub As the little girl tripped down the sidewalk in some of her mother’s old dresses, hats, and high heeled shoes she was doing tho very thing every small child does at one time or another; was to Imitate someone. In this ease the little lady was portraying her mother when she went out Many times a small brother and sister will play house as they see their parents doing it in reel life. Some of the remarks can be very cute, especially if the youngster gets mixed up on the right wording. Girls seem to stick to human beings to imitate, mostly, such as teachers, mothers, older sisters and sometimes even the baby sitter. Boys, when they can be persuaded, play “father” in a game of playing house. They also love to scare a person with a fierce animal-like cry and face. When several small girls and boys get together while their mothers have coffee while watching them give off little remarks which are maybe verbatim of what a parent once said and maybe a bit embarrassing. By the way: Happy Valentine’s Day.
Share In Catch DBS MOINES, Iowa UPI — The Iowa Conservation Commission credited two women Thursday for their share in the catch of f prise fish—a 58pound, 13-ounce lunker. Miss Grace Holtzmann actually hooked the fish. But Miss Ann Racobs earned a share of the catch by hauling in both the fish and Miss Holtzmann, who was yanked into the Missouri River when the fish grabbed her line.
Tribunal Rules Against Negro ATLANTA UPI — A federal appeals tribunal ruled Thursday that the Georgia Legislature had a legal right to reject Negro Rep-Elect Julian Bond because or his opposition to the draft and the war in Viet Nam. Bond criticized the threejudge panel for being “unwilling or unable to protect the Democratic process” and said he would appeal to the Supreme Court where he was confident of victory. The special court, in a 2 to 1 decision, dismissed as “without merit” Bond’s argument that the section-of the Georgia Constitution giving the legislature authority to judge the qualifications of its members was illegal. During oral arguments on the case earlier this month, the court eliminated race as a major factor in Bond’s rejection by the Georgia House by a 185-12 vote. The court noted that nine other Negroes had been seated by the legislature. Judges Griffin Bell of the U. S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals and Lewis R. Morgan of the U. S. District Court said the central issue of the controversy was whether Bond’s statements “were so repugnant to and inconsistent with his oath as to make it apparent he could not honestly take the oath” as a legislator. Kashmir Talb RAWALPINDI, Pakistan — UPI — Indian Army Chief of Staff Brig. Gen. K. Chaudhuri arrived here Wednesday for talks with Pakistan Gen. Musa Khan. They will discuss withdrawal of their armed forces in Kashmir.
Strange Look AUSTIN, Tex. UPI—The Secret Service said Thursday an identifiable feature of counterfeit 520 bills being passed in this area is a strange look in Andrew Jackson’s eyes.
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MRAID CONSOLIDATE "It Waves Per AH" 24-2S S. Jackson Si Greencastle, Ind. tusiness Phene 013-5131 Elisabeth Rariden Estate, PuMisher S. R. Rariden, Senior Editor Norara HHI, Gen. Mar. James B. Zeis, Manaf ins Editor Wiliam D. Hooper. Adv. Mgr. Entered in the Past Office at Greencastia, Indiana, at Second Class Mail matter aadar Ad of March 7, 1B7B. Gaa^^nmmleagamm WEP^ECeipaaVIE a E Home Delivery 40c per week MoEed in Putnam Ce. $ 8.00 per year Oatside of Patnam Co. $10.00 per year Oolside of Indiana $14.00 per year Bible Thought In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:6. The spirit of the present age is one of indulgence. People chafe under restraints. They covet abundance and ease. But the way that leads to real life is straight and narrow; it calls for self-discipline and self-de-
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Personal And Local News St. Paul’s Fatima Groups will meet at the church Sunday, February 13th, after 9 o’clock Mass. There will be a singing at Antioch Missionary Baptist Church Sunday at 2 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend. Mrs. Thomas Lee will leave Sunday for Madison State Hos-| pital, where she will complete the last three months of her nurses training. All members of the Rebekah Lodge pleass remember to attend the get-together of the I.O.O.F. Lodge Saturday evening at 6:30 p.m. The Business and Professional Women’s Club will have a dinner meeting Wednesday, February 16th at 6:30 p.m. with Miss Barbara Gerneth at the Royale Cafe. Mrs. Clyde Wildman served a luncheon honoring Miss Lucile Scheuer who is here from Scranton, Pennsylvania. She is now the dean of women at Temple University. Mrs. Franklin Wuertz was in Champaign, HI., recently visiting Mrs. Hugh Hanna, a friend of many years. Mrs. Wuertz had lived in Champaign for several years before coming to Greencastle. Limedale Missionary Baptist Church will have Rev. Leland Roller, formerly of Reelsville Baptist Church, as its guest speaker at Church Services Sunday morning, February 13, 10:30 a.m. Everyone is invited to hear Brother Roller. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miles are the parents of a daughter born February 9 at Kokomo, where they now live. Mrs. Miles will be remembered as Clorinda Sanders. She lived here until she was graduated from high school, and later she. served at the Union Building dining room. Mr. and Mrs. Ivor McMains left by plane Thursday evening for Melbourne, Florida, to visit Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Weesner for 10 days to 2 weeks. Steve will be staying with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. McMains, and Rebecca with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Girton while their parents are away. The Putnam County Art League’s Exhibit mil open to the public Sunday afternoon with a Tea from 1-5 in The DePauw Art Center. At 3:00 the results of the judging will be announced and awards presented. On display will be Art in various media and forms done by the children and adults of Putnam County within the last two years.
We’d like you to know that we appreciate the privilege of serving you and hope you are well pleased. Old Reliable White Cleaners. ELKS CLUB Valentine DANCE Saturday, Feb. 12 Music By THE TOWN CRIERS For Elks and Thoir Ladio$.
'V&fCRtoteflDoy CARDS by 0ilm Tell that special someone you care • Mother • Father • Sister • Brother • Family • Friends • Sweetheart • Wife • Husband • Daughter • Son • we have cards for them all! BIEL’S FLOWERS
Pizza Party — Fun Night Saturday, Feb. 12th V«y Carpantar at tha Organ Evary Friday VFW POST 1550
Tha Domestic Seienea Club will meet Tuesday at 2 p. m. with Miss Ruth Stewart. Mrs. J. A. Bamberger will have the program. The Jaycee Wives will meet at 8:00 at the home of Janice Barnes Monday evening. It will be an informal meeting and members are reminded to bring articles for auction which will follow the business meeting. Actor Bramwell Fletcher, who recently appeared with his dramatization of Bernard Shaw on Broadway, will present the same show tonight at 7:30 P.M. at DePauw University. The free public performance will be given in Meharry Hall. Seating will be on a first come, first served
basis.
IU To Expand Its Facilities INDIANAPOLIS UPI — Dr. Elvis Stahr, president of Indiana University, Thursday revealed plans for soma $16 million in medical and educational facilities in the Indianapolis region, pointing out a layout of the school’s Capitol City regional campus had been fin-
ished.
“Not until the 16th and 17th plans did we come close to what we wanted,” Stahr said, in reporting to the State Budget Committee here. Stahr said land-buying for the regional campus was scheduled for completion by 1970 and he hoped ground would be broken on the first building for the facility this
year.
TV's Batman Stopped By Flu HOLLYWOOD UPI — Batman, the invincible television crusader, has been zapped by the flu bug. Adam West, who portrays the comic strip character in the ABC-TV series, entered Bel Air Memorial Hospital Wednesday, suffering from flu and exhaustion. His condition was listed as good. “This just goes to prove I’m not Superman,” said the actor, who is expected to return to work by the first of next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Chastain, of Roachdale, announce the engagement of their daughter, Karen Sue, to William Duncan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Duncan of Roachdale R. R. A Feb. 25 wedding is being planned.
News Of Boys GWINN, Mich. — Steven D. Curtis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan J. Curtis of R. R. 3, Cloverdale, Ind., has been promoted to airman first class in the U. S. Air Force. Airman Curtis is a food service specialist at K. I. Sawyer AFB, Mich. He is a member of the Strategic Air Command, America’s long-range nuclear bomber and missile force. The airman is a 1962 graduate of Cloverdale High School. He is married to the former Carolyn S. Buis.
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CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. — Marine Private First Class Ronnie L. Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman W. Baker of Route 2, Greencastle, Ind., has completed individual combat training with the Second Infantry Training Regiment at the Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, Calif.
Gary Clothing Store Destroyed GARY UPI:—Fire destroyed the Lytton & Son clothing store in the heart of downtown Gary Thursday but 150 firemen successfully waged a battle to keep the flames from spreading. There was no estimate of the loss, but it was expected to range into the hundreds of thousands of dollars. The blazt broke out shortly after 4 p.m. CST in the newly remodeled building housing the fashionable store at Broadway and Fifth Sts. Firemen from 6 of the city’s 11 departments sped to the scene with equipment and fought the flames for hours until they were brought under control and the threat to nearby buildings was ended.
Heart Victim CAMBRIDGE CITY, UPI — Calvin W. Faucett, 60, R. R. 1, Cambridge City, collapsed and died of a heart attack Thursday while trying to free his car from a muddy driveway with a shovel.
Dismissed Thursday Osa Berry, Rockville Paula Mark, Greencastle Mary Byrns, Greencastle John Ray, Greencastle Births: Mr. and Mrs. Russell Chastain, 911 South Indiana Street, a girl, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cox, Greencastle, Route 4, a boy, today.
ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Teressa Ann Curtin, 4 yrs. February 11, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Welden Curtain, 203 Carson Street. Deanna Marie Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Allen, one year old today, Feb. 12th. Rebecca Ellen McMains, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivor McMains, 14 years old today, February 11.
Baughman Continued from Page I) N. Gulley Road, Dearborn, Mich. He and his wife, the former Elizabeth Bowden .of Elkhorn, Wis., have one son. They reside at 704 Highwood Ave. in Greencastle.
Card Of Thanks We would like to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to Dr. and Mrs. Tipton, the entire hospital staff, the Whitaker Funeral Home, to all friends and relatives who brought food, came in to help prepare food, baby sit, everyone who came to call at the funeral home or helped in any way at the passing of our beloved husband, brother, father, and grandfather. The Ray H. McClure family
Card Of Thanks We wish to express our sincere appreciation to our relatives, friends and neighbors for all the cards, kindness, sympathy and floral tributes extended to us at the passing of our wife and mother, Donna Houston. We especially wish to thank Bro. Clarence Barr, Bro. S. F. Hester, those that sang, Whitaker Funeral Home and the pallbearers for their kind service rendered. Also for the abundant amount of food. Russell Houston Mir. and Mrs. William Weist and daughters
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By LESTER L. COLEMAN, MJ>.
These Are Your Questions
WHEN a child la bom with a deformed head does it mean he has had brain damage? Mrs. w. B., California Dear Mrs. B: It most certainly does not mean brain
damage.
The skull of new bom infants is elastic because the bones do not yet contain much calcium. Pressure on their skulls during pregnancy and as they peas from the womb through the Tafiaal birth canal Dr.Coleman mold their skulls into odd shapes. Shortly aftsr birth the heeds return to normal shape and appearance. There should be no concern that brain damage accompanies such temporary distortions of the skull. If there is the slightest anxiety about this, it can readily be assuaged by diaetustng the problem with the nhvsician.
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After the a»nopaneo begins are the ovaries important to the woman? Mrs. T. N„ Washington Dear Mrs. N: When the ehange of life sets in the ovaries stop the formation of the ova or eggs for reproductton. Although this important function of the ovaries stops during the menopause, the overie* still play a very important role in the general health. They owitinue to produce and secrete the ovarian hormones that reduce some of the distressing symptoms that accompany the menopause. When the ovaries do not produce enough
of the hormones physicians can use additional amounts of specialized hormones to carry a woman comfortably through the early stages of the change of life. a a a What is the meaning of cardiac decompensation? Mr. T. P, Texas Dear Mr. P: Many medical terms have special meaning for physicians and confusing meanings for patients and their families. This term really means heart failure or the failure of the heart to carry on Its normal healthy activity. Suppose that an ordinary pump was pushing five gallons of water every minute into a small pipe. If the pump system went out of order, but atill worked, it would push rally two gallons of water instead of five every minute. The pump would be inadequate, or decompensated. Similarly, if the heart muscle becomes weakened or over* burdened by unusual strain, it. too, can became unable to pump the blood into the distant areas of the body. This is heart failure, or decompensation. There are now many excellent drugs that can support tho heart and keep it “compensated.” Restriction of emotional and physical strain can prevent overtaxing the heart and may avoid its failure. Dr. Coleman welcomes letters fr&m readers, and, while he can* not undertake to answer each one, he wiS use questions in Me column whenever possible end when they are of general interest. Address your letters to Dr. Coleman in cars o/ this newspaper.
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In Memory In loving memory of my dear husband Jesse K. Eggers who passed away 14 years ago Feb. 11, 1952. I never knew nights could be eo lonely and so blue. But I have learned so many things Because of losing you. To learn a house was not a home Without my loved one there Nor did I know my heart could ache With such a bitter pain Longing for your vanished face And hear your voice again. Lonely Wife Lou.
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Wedding vows were exchanged between Miss Jeanne Little and Russell Varvel January 29th at the First Christian Church in Greencastle. The bride wore a ballerina length gown of lace over satin. The gown had long lace sleeves with a scooped neckline. Her crown was seed pearls trimmed with crystal sequins and lace with a bouffant veil. She carried a cascading bouquet of white carnations with yellow sweetheart rose centers. The bridesmaid was Mrs. Carolyn Nichols, sister of the bridegroom. Her dress was of blue satin accompanied by a short blue veil. She carried a bouquet of champaign yellow carnations with white sweetheart rosa centers. The best man was Larry Coons, friend of both tha bride and bridegroom. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Maxwell Webb. Mrs. Crawley accompanied on the organ. A reception was held for the couple at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carrington after the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Varvel now reside at 109 West Liberty, Greencastle.
Nancy Lynn Liveoak Weds John Alcorn Mr. and Mrs. Frank Liveoak of Eminence announce the marriage of their daughter, Nancy Lynn, to John E. Alcorn of Washington, D.C. The ceremony on January 30 was performed in the Chapel on the campus of the University of Georgia where the bride is a senior. The groom is a graduate of Wayne State University and is Art Director of Creative Impressions in Washington, D.C. The couple will be at home in the Americana Apartments in Alexandria, Virginia, after March 15. Ridpath School News Ridpath Elementary School is experiencing “growing pains” as construction began this week on the addition of 4 classrooms and a cafeteria eating area. By next Fall the construction should be completed making 13 classrooms and the possibility of a child entering kindergarten being able to remain at Ridpath thru 6th grade. Cooperation of parents is asked to see that the children do not return to the school grounds after school due to the dangers involved at construction sites. Necessary adjustments to the recess programs will be made by the staff and pupils. The individual classes will observe Valentine’s Day with parties Monday afternoon.
Ridpath School office is proud of the new wide carriage typewriter purchased for them. The front showcase is dedicated to “Lincoln's Life in Pictures” this week.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors and members ol Putnam County Special Day School, Incorporated, have adopted resoluUons to dissolve said corporation. Said corporation is organized under the laws of the State of Indiana as a Not For Profit Corporation and this notice of given pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 157 of the 1035 acts of tha State of Indiana as amended. Feb. ll-lt
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that Hazel Irene Gasaway (Myers) has filed her petition in the Putnam Circuit Court to have the time and place of her birth determined. Said petition Is set for hearing on February 23. 1966 at 11:00 a. m. Dated this 9th day of February, 1966. Samuel M. Conner Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court Feb. ll-lt
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