The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 March 1966 — Page 2

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TORPEDO THAT HEARS—A torpedo that Marches out its prey by sending out sound signals and “hearing” the echoes is being made by the Clevite Corp. in Cleveland for the U.S. Navy. Technician Leonard Rieck tests the guidance system circuitry here. It is expected to be the most powerful antisubmarine weapon ever devised. Called the Mark 48. It will be used by nuclear subs. In black section of the nose are the “vocal chords” as well as the "ear” that "listens” to echoes.

ROYAL WEDDING MARCH 10—Holland’s Crown Princess Beatrix, 28, and fiance Claus Von Amsberg, 39, former German diplomat, posed for this photo after registering for their March 10 wedding. In World War n he was a Hitler panzer officer, a fact which meets with local resentment.

Confusion As To Boys Clobs NEW YORK UPI—The Boys Chib of America reported with anguish today that it was being confused with the W. E. B. Dubois Clubs of America because of the similarity in the pronundatian of the two groups’ names—and receiving threats as a result The confusion arose because of radio and television news accounts involving the Dubois dubs. Last week the Justice Department acted in Washington to require the Dubois dubs to register as a Communist brant group and on Sunday an explosion damaged the national headquarters In San lYanciaeo of the youth group. "People have been calling us and saying, “don’t expect me to give you another dime’ or ‘maybe I ought to throw a brick through your window',” said Edward J. Stapleton, public information director of the Boys dubs. ‘This can very badly hurt us financially if the lid isn’t put on It" Farmer Vice President Richard K. Nixon, who succeeded the lata former President Herbert Hoover as national board chairman of the Boys dub, authorized a statement about the confusion. In it, he said: "Because ... of the unfortune similarity in the pronunciation of the 1X11)018 Clubs’ and the *Boys dub of America’, some people have been misled into confusing one organization with the other. "This is an almost classic example of Communist deception and duplicity,” Nixon said.

Bandits Ransack Widow's Home INDIANAPOLIS UPI—Three bandits tied up a maid with tape Monday and ransacked the home of the widow of an industrial executive who was killed in a plane crash. The men entered the home of Mrs. Harriet Cain by posing as florist’s deliverymen. They tied Mrs. Clara Hester, 61, to a kitchen chair and casually ransacked the house, apparently' looking fruitlessly for a wall safe with valuables. They took a mink coat, a mink stole, a Persian Lamb coat and a quantity of Jewelry. Mrs. Cain was not at home. She Is the widow of JpMph E. Cain, who was co-chairman of the board of the P. R. Mallory Co. here. Cain was killed in a Florida airliner crash in 1963.

State Receives Federel Greats WASHINGTON UPI — A flurry of federal grants were announced Monday for Indiana, including approval of more than 92 million for an urban renewal project at South Bend. The South Bend grant amounted to 92,224,613 for the 200-acre “Lasalle Park No. 1” urban renewal project. Utree Indiana countlek-^L*tw-renee. Orange and Washington —received a U. S. grant of 981,947 for work among senior citizens. The Economic Development Corp., will get 950,308 for development activities and 931,639 will bo used for administration Lawrence E. Anderson is project director. A 912,792 grant was awarded by the government to the Allen County Economic Opportunity Counsel, Lie., for a development program. William G. Williams as executive director of the Community Action Agency. A 926,390 grant was awarded by the Office of Economic opportunity to Family Counselling Service, Inc. The announcement of the grants was made jointly by Indiana Democratic Sena. Birch Bayh and Vance Hartke. Moo Is Found Shot To Death KNOX UPI — A man was found shot to death in his home at nearby Oak Grove today and authorities said it was "definitely” a case of homicide. The victim was tentatively identified as Barney Mora. State police said their preliminary report said he was shot by his son, who is being questioned by Starke County authorities and other officers. Circumstances surrounding the shooting were not known. Oak Grove is a small community about eight miles east of here. Nation's Traffic Dead Increase CHICAGO UPI—The nation’s traffic death toll rose 4 per cent for the month of January to a high of 3,660, the National Safety Council has estimated. The increase was 180 persons killed on streets and highways than in January of 1965. In other figures released Monday, the council said 250,000 persons sustained disabling injuries from traffic accidents in January and another 250,000 sustained lesser injuries.

Bible Thought Love suffereth long, and Is kind; love envieth not; love vnuntoth not Itself, is not puffed up, doth not behave Itself unseemly. I Corinthians 13:4-5. What would happen If Christians generally gave a convincing demonstration of love in church life, home life, relationships with other nations and races, and attitudes toward and concern for the multitudes of desperately needy persons everywhere ? Personal And Local News Women of The Moose will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. There will be initiation. Chapter I, P.E.O. will meet Wednesday, March 9 th at 7:30 p.m. with Dr. Anne Nichols. Mrs. Roy Dickson is a patient in the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. Her room number is 231. Mrs. Florence L. Pratt spent Saturday with friends in Greencastle. Her home is at Robinson, Illinois. Century Club will meet with Mrs. Charles Erdman, Friday, March 11th at 2 p.m. Mrs. Mary Wilson will have the program. The Rain or Shine Home Demonstration club will meet Wednesday, March 9th at 1.00 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Roy Albright. W. A. Patterson, Township Assessor, announced today that he had mailed out all tax forms as there will be no assessors this year. Friends may pay their respects to Rev. Wm. (Pat) Buckner at the Rector Funeral Home this evening from 7:30 until 10 o’clock. Mrs. Robert J. Lee of East Lansing visited her mother, Mrs. Truman K. Yuncker last week. She is well known here as Betty Yuncker Lee. Chapter I of the PEO Sisterhood will meet with Mrs. Laurel Turk, 204 Hillsdale Avenue, at 7:30 Wednesday. Please note change of meeting place. PTO of Reelsville High School will meet tonight in the cafeteria at 7:30. The music department under the direction of Mr. Stockwell will furnish a delightful program. Mr. and Mrs. James Goodin spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Nick Larkin at Plainfield and they attended the Flower and Patio Show in Indianapolis. James R. Beaman, 18, city, was fined 910 and costs Monday by Judge Francis N. Hamilton on a public intoxication charge. Beaman had entered a plea of guilty last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Neal and and Mr. and Mrs. Foster Jones had dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Boatright of near Fillmore, who observed their 34th wedding anniversary. Hubert J. Smalts, 616 Anderson Street, has received word of the death of his father, Roy G. Smaltz, on Sunday in Carrington, North Dakota. Time of the funeral was uncertain due to weather conditions in that state. Louis McNutt of Robinson, Illinois, was here the past week-end, a visitor at the Delta Upsilon fraternity and he attended the annual initiation. He is an alumni officer of the DePauw chapter, and there were several officers of the fraternity in Michigan, Ohio and Illinois here also. The CWF of Sherwood Christian Church will hold its March meeting at the home of Mrs. Robert Fletcher, on Wednesday, March 9 at 7:30 p. m. The program will consist of two films on cancer. They are: "Time and Two Women” and “Breast Self Examination.” Mrs. John Richards will be in charge of the worship and Mbs. Gerald Edwards will be co-hostess. The WSCS of the Cioverdale Methodist Church will have their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs, Maude Farmer Thursday, March 10 at 11:30 AM. This will be a pitchin dinner. Hostesses are Mrs. Farmer and Mrs. Stella Vickroy. The program "Do Something” will be given by Mrs. Dean Zigler and the Worship Leader will be Mrs. Bert Gross.

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A reception honoring Ruby Everman Grand Representative to Quebec Grand Chapter was held Saturday evening, March 5, at the Roachdale School Gymnasium. Mildred Fitzsimmons entertained with a piano prelude. Sister Ruby was escorted by her husband to the place of honor through an We formed by the Roachdale officers holding flags of the United States and Canada. She was met by the Worthy Matron and given a hearty welcome. Invocation was given by Rev. Ray Britton of Roachdale. Sister Mary HoUand, Worthy Matron, welcomed all present in behalf of the Chapter. Bro. John Burdette, Worthy Patron introduced Bro. Aaron Elliott P.G.P. and Bro. Harold Koenig Grand Marshal. Other Grand Representatives and other ofofficers were asked to introduce themselves. “This Is Your Life, Ruby Everman” Was given by Mary Holland depicting the life of the honored guest. The very impressive story of Ruth was given by Bro. Britton. The program continued with several special numbers given by the Montgomery County church which was greatly enjoyed by all present. Sister Ruby gave a very interesting and inspiring address introduced many of her grand family who were present. Also their husbands .and wives. District Deputy No. 9. And each member of her family. Ruby thanked the Chapter for the lovely reception. She also expressed her appreciation to every one who had come to share the evening with her. In closing Bob Jones sang “The Lord’s Prayer.” The guests were invited to the beautifully decorated refreshment table. Punch and cake was served by members of the chapter. The decorations of the room and table were in yellow and green in keeping with Ruby’s colors when she was Worthy Matron. Her motto was Loving Service. Flower, the yellow rose. About 160 guests were present from Mulberry, Darlington, Lafayette, Lawrenceburg, Aurora, Groveland, Catlin, Brigeton, Clinton, Ladoga, Crawfordsville, Waveland, Waynetown. New Market, Linden, Rockville, Greencastle, Russellville, Goshen, Plymouth, Fillmore, Brazil, Terre Haute and Roachdale. Ruby invited the officers and guests to her home after leaving the auditorium. She was recipient of many lovely gifts.

Mm. Olive Harcourt Is Hostess To Club On the 3rd. day of March the Thursday Club was entertained at the home of Mrs. Olive Harcourt with fourteen members and one guest to enjoy Hie good dinner. Afternoon the meeting was called to order by our President Mrs. Kathleen Walton with the group singing the Club song “America”. Mrs. Elma Lewis offered Prayer. Roll call was "What I would have named myself.” Secretary’s report was read and approved. Treasurer’s report read by Mrs. Stella Vickroy. We received our new books for the Year. We want to thank Charlotte Patterson for typing them for us. Mrs. Mamie Bockus thanked the club for her flower she received while ill. No reports from committee’s. Mrs. Elma Lewis received the door prize. The hostess received her gift from Clova Patterson. Our guest was Christine Lustenberger. Contest was given by the hostess each receiving a prize. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Belle McQueen April 7th. Each bring an April Fool gift

County Hospital Dismissed Monday: James Wood, Roachdale. Grover Hart, Spencer. Jesse Cassida, Cioverdale. Mrs. Richard Nelson and son, Gosport Mrs. Robert Stultz and daughter, Crawfordsville, Route 3. James A. Throop, Greencastle. Births: Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hull, Cioverdale, Route 1, a boy, today.

News Of Boys U. 8. ARMY, EUROPE (AHTNC) — Army Specialist Four James A. Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cooper, 1019 8. Indiana 8t, Greencastle, Lid., was awarded the Driver’s Badge Feb. 3, while serving with the 7th Evacuation Hospital in Germany. Specialist Cooper entered the Army in January 1964. He completed baric training at Fort Gordon, Ga., was last stationed at Fort Sam Houston, Tex., and arrived oveseas in July 1964. He is assigned as a medical specialist at the hospital. The 25-year-old soldier is a 1961 graduate of Greencastle High School and was employed by the Heath Funeral Chapel, Lakeland, Fla., before entering the Army.

In Memory In memory of Robert (Bob) Burks who passed away one year ago today, March 8, 1965. You live with us in memories, That fill our hearts and minds today, Our loved ones never really die. We know that you are just away. Where flowers bloom the whole year long. And skies are ever blue and fair, While faith before us lights the way. To the day of our reunion there. Sadly missed by his Wife and Children and Grandchildren. Mrs. Nadene Burks Barbara A Patty A Robbie Mr. and Mrs. Bill Perry and daughters Mr. and Mrs. James Clark

Cord of Thanks We wish to express our sincere appreciation to our friends, neighbors and relatives for expressions of sympathy, kind deeds and floral offerings extended in the passing of our beloved husband and father, Ross Bullerdick. A special thanks to the Hop-kins-Walton Funeral Home for kind services rendered. Wife and children

CARD OF THANKS A sincere thank you to all the nurses, who helped care for my husband while at the Putnam County Hospital through his sickness and passing. Also to Dr. Stevens for his efficient masterful assistance. My appreciation comes from my heart. Dellora Stafford

In Memory In loving memory of my husband, Dallas Ruark, deceased March 8th, 1964. I may not know why death should come To take the dear one from my home. But, tho’ mine eyes with tears be dim The Lord knows I’ll trust In Him, So, tho’ I may not understand The leadings of my Father’s hand I know to all He has the key. He understands each mystery. Ola Ruark Anti-Reds Seize Foreign Office SINGAPORE UPI— Rioting anti-Communist students seized the foreign ministry in Jakarta today while leftist-leaning Foreign minister Subandrio was condemning American "aggression” in Viet Nam at a mass women’s rally, radio reports said. The clandestine voice of F'ree Indonesia which oppose the Jakarta government said 8,000 students denouncing Subandrio’s pro-Communist views bulled their way into the building and sacked the office. They carried such banners as "Hang Subandrio,” "Dissolve the Gestapo cabinet,” the report said. Troops and police stood by without interfering. Subandrio, meanwhile, appeared before a mass rally commemorating international Women’s Day and said the government accepted a number of anti-American resolutions. One, reported reworded by President Sukarno, attacked American aggression” in both South and North Viet Nam.

Children Hurt PAMPLONA, Spain UPI A hand grenade from tho 193639 civil war exploded in a field in the small village of Oroz de Tela injuring six children, it was reported Monday.

Johnson Rejects DeGaulle Note WASHINGTON UPI—President Johnson has bluntly informed French President Charles de Gaulle that the United States will not bargain away the foundations of the North Atlantic Treaty Alliance (NATO) behind the backs of its other allies. In a swift note to the French president, Johnson rejected a French proposal for immediate Washington - Paris discussions aimed at eventual liquidation of U.S. bases and supply lines in France. De Gaulle, who is fearful that too close ties with the United States might drag France into a war it doesn’t favor elsewhere in the world, wants to get rid of NATO headquarters within the next two years.

Hospital Will Stop Publicity VALPARAISO UPI — Trustees of Porter Memorial Hospital have decided to stop publishing the names of persons admitted to the hospital in an effort to cut down on the volume of visitors. Administrator Arthur Malasto recommended the action after reporting to the board that people read about their friends being hospitalized, then hop into their cars and rush there to call on them. Complaints included that some persons get a visitor card at the reception desk and “hop from room to room” to bring about confusion during visiting

hours.

Board members said they supported the proposal with some reluctance because publishing lists of admissions is a public service.

Heart Machine JOHANNESBURG, South Africa UPI—An electronic engineer said he has invented a method of making electrocardiograph recordings accurate enough to warn doctors in advance of heart attacks. Dr. Carl Posel said his improvements would enable heart disease to be pinpointed in its early stages. He said he hoped mobile heart clinics could be established using the new method.

War Contributions BERLIN UPI — East Germans have contributed more than 9250,000 to a Viet Nam “solidarity fund” since Jan. 1, the East . German news service ADN reported Monday.

Search Forest RAMSTE1N, Germany UPI— American, West German and Canadian troops and planes searched Germany’s Black Forest Monday for a Royal Canadian Air Force F104 Starfighter missing since Friday when it disappeared on a training mission.

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MILLER School News Construction proceeds on schedule according to the sidewalk superintendents. Maple syrup time and Mr. Avery plans to tap a couple of hard maples for the sugar water. Sometimes he boils it in the school kitchen so the pupils can watch the full process. One of the 4th grade boys realizing that the teachers have been restless, fatigued, or sick, brought a sure cure—sassafras roots—and distributed them. Dispositions were better next

day.

Much enthusiasm toward the 4-H program was expressed as 40 girls at Miller signed up for projects. Mrs. Larry Dickey and Mrs. Jerry Williams will be leading the girls. Recently three elementary principals from Vigo County visited in the morning and through lunch. The rest of the day they visited the other elementary schools. They were especially interested in the Teacher Aides. We felt quite honored that Messrs. Asbury, Heimer and Jackson selected the Greencastle schools for a

visit

Many new library books are arriving. Mrs. Lloyd Cooper has assumed responsibility for the library and has explained library procedure to all the rooms. Circulation has increased greatly.

City School News The Greencastle Community School Corporation is trying to equalize the educational opportunities in the four Elementary Schools. The present building programs at Miller and Ridpath are part of these efforts. They want to - assure the parents that no matter which school their child attends they will have almost equal facilities and opportunities to learn. Somewhere in the plans for Ridpath showers and lockers for the boys and girls to use with the expanded phyrical education program and adequate storage facilities have been overlooked. The present storage rcom will be expanded into an eating area for the cafeteria and the one shower that is now there removed. The present multipurpose room will become a gym. Plans for Miller include shower facilities.

Drug Crackdown BIRMINGHAM, England UPI—A pamphlet on how to spot drug addicts has been distributed to teachers at 250 schools here by the city department of education because of a “potentially dangerous” situation. The department said an investigation had shown pep pills and marijuana were widely available to teen-agers in Birmingham and there had been two cases of children taking heroin, although there was no evidence of widespread addiction.

Mm Killed In Timber Accident Robert E. Schroer, 26, Cloverdale R. 1, was accidently killed Monday while cutting timber in Owen County. He was born in Owen County, January 27, 1940, the son pf Kenneth and Mildred Casebeer Schroer. Survivors are: his wife, Irene Fay Cummings Schroer; one daughter, Lisa and one son, Robert at home; his parents, Kenneth and Mildred Schroer, Poland, R. 1; five sisters; Miss Leanna Schroer, Indianapolis; Mrs. Sandra Cox, Brownsburg; Mrs. Donna Keith, Freedom; Karen and Kathy at home; Ms paternal grandmother, Flora Schroer, Poland. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2:00 p.m. at the Whitaker Funeral Home to Cloverdale|. Brother Clarence Clarence Barr will officiate, with interment in Olive Hill Cemetery. Calling hours at the funeral home in Cioverdale after 1:00 p.m. Wednesday.

To Visit Israel BONN UPI — Former West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer will visit Israel the begining of May at the invitation of the Israeli government, it was announced Monday. Adenauer, 90, leaves for Paris Tuesday for a previously announced visit with French President Charles de Gaulles.

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