The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 March 1966 — Page 2

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Obituaries Keyt Services Here Saturday Emmett C. Keyt, 60, well known Clinton township resident died early Thursday morning at the Putnam County Hospital Mr. Keyt was born, October 9, 1906, the son of Edwin snd Bertha McClains Keyt. He was employed at Allisons In Indianapolis for fifteen years os a pipe fitter and plumber. Later he was employed by the State Highway until his health failed. He was a member of tiie Clinton Falls Methodist Church, the Morton Masonic Lodge and the Morton Eastern Star. Survivors are: the wife, Clella; two daughters, Betty Wallace, Greencastle and Norma Russell, Or&wfordsviUe; two sons, William and Melvin Keyt, both of Greencastle, R .R.; two brothers, William, Greencastle and Raymond, Fillmore; nine grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1:00 p. m. at the Bopkim-Welton Funeral Home In Greencastle. IViends may can at the ftineral home after 7 o’clock this evening. McCloud Rites At Reacbdale Mrs. Retta Mae McCloud, 68, Roachdale, died Wednesday at the Putnam County Hospital She was born October 26,1897 In Indiana, the daughter of John and Mary Pinkerton. Mrs. McCloud was a life-long resident of Roachdale community, and a member ef the Barnard Baptist Church. Survivors era: two daughters, Mrs. Betty Ruth Abney, Ladoga and Mrs. Margaret E. Williams, Rpachdale; one aunt, Elisabeth Henry, Indianapolis; seven grandchildren; three step grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. She wss preceded In death by her husband, Edgar McCloud. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 6:00 p.m. at the Perkins Funeral Home in Roachdale, with burial in the Roachdale Cemetery. Friends may call at ths funeral home in Roachdale. Mrs. White Dies la Co. Hospital Mrs. Lillie White, 58, Avenue C, passed away at the Putnam County Hospital Thursday morning after an extended illness. She was the wife of William E. White. Funeral services will be announced later by Hopkins-Wal-ton Funeral Homa in Greencastle. Willard Gaaibold Rites Saturday. Services for Willard Gambold, 1825 West 51st Street, Indianapolis, win be held Saturday at 2 p. m. wt North Methodist Church in Indianapolis. Mr. Gambold, a former Coatesville resident and DePauw graduate, passed away Wednesday. He was the son of Mrs. Ella Gambold. Friends may call at the Flanner and Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary after 7 this evening.

High and Low

NEW YORK UPI—The highest temperature reported Wednesday to the U. S. Weather Bureau, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 100 degrees at Palm Spring, Calif. The lowest temperatures reported tins morning was 5 degrees at Marquette Country Airport, Mich.

—Jurors Drawn (Continued from Pago 1) Audrey B. Beatty, Greencastle John C. Canton wine, Clinton Harold Lieske, Russell Twp. Ray Hannon, Roachdale Raymond R. Tally, GreencastleMarvin Steels, Floyd Twp. Lester A. Hapney, Washington Twp. Wayne Alexander, Clinton George W. Ellis, Greencastle William F. McCullough, Cloverdale Glen R Casida, Cloverdale. mmer Bennett, Clinton Juanita McMurtry, Bainbridge Charles W. Gilman, Washington Twp. Margaret Huber, Cloverdale Woodson New, Clinton Ronald Nickerson, Cloverdale Lester D. Niles, Russell Twp. Eugene M. Yount, Cloverdale Barney W. Shaner, Marion Twp. Zella Hanks, Monroe Twp. Ralph E. Baker, Greencastle Helen B. McNary, Marion Twp. Fred Hall, Franklin Melvin Keyt, Clinton Floy E. Nichols, Marion TwpFrank J. Vermillion, Clinton Twp. Donald W. Barnett, Greencastle Chester Sturgen, Floyd Twp. Roy D. Hendrich, Monroe Twp. Warren Caywood, Clinton Vernio Zeiner, Floyd Dale Miller, Marion Jamas E. Hugh, Clinton Dale Fitzsimmons, Roachdale Dorothy A. Williams, Franklin Twp. Clarence Hodges, Jefferson Twp. Willard A. Miller, Clinton Mary Jo Johnson, Russell Twp. Robert T. Wilson, Cloverdale Twp. Frank L. Dear, Madison Twp. Jamas B. Fentress, Jefferson Twp. Marcus W. Carter, Greencastle, Twp. Hubert Bmslts, Greencastle Wayne Varvel, Greencastle George L. Templeman, Jackson Twp. Mary F. Starratt, Jackson Twp. Eugene Sawyer, Greencastle William K. Buchanan, Jackson Twp. Charles E. Wathington, Russellville Walter W. RMgway, Warren Twp, Helen J. Thompson, Franklin Twp. Earl E. Bundy, Madison Twp. Dennis Cummings, Cloverdale Vera Rtnmells, Floyd Muriel St John, Floyd Twp. Richard E. Smith, Clinton Twp. State ixpected To Rest Case FORT WAYNE UPI — The ■tote may rest its case today in the embezzlement trial of Joseph J. Kohr, former man■ger of Red Comet Oil Co. ■ervice stations in Fort Wayne •nd Warsaw, in connection w*th a shortage a witness said totaled about 891,000. Kohr went on trial earlier this week on a charge of embezxling 81,060. Another grand jury indictment charged an adOtional ambeaHemcnt of 81,387. But George Bumbaugh, who audited the Red Comet books in 1964, testified for the state he found shortage ef 885,000 and an additional shortage of 86,000 was discovered about a month later.

—'Urban Sprawl' (Continued from Pngs 1) waukee than there was around Atlanta, with the matw difference between the two cities the television markets represented by cities such as Jacksonville, Fla., Montgomery and Birmingham, Ala., Macon, Ga., and Chattanaogm, Tenn., in the Southeast.

Resigns Post

BERNE UPI — Henry M. Reusser, 90, has resigned as cooperative observer here for the U. S. Weather Bureau after ■erring 56 years hi that capac-

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Personal And Local News Mrs. J. W. Herod has returned from Terre Haute where she visited her eon, Graydon and his family. World War X Veterans and Auxiliary of Barracks No. 114 will meet Friday, April 1st, at the Legion Home. Pitch-in supper at 6:30 pan. City firemen were called to the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks, south of the Poor Mill, at 2:45 Wednesday afternoon to extinguish a trash fire. Mrs. Alice Bonewits, of West Lafayette, came to Greeneaetle Monday to visit with her cousins, Lotts and Bruner Thomas. She returned home Wednesday. Noble E. Matthews, 48, city, was arrested on South College Avenue at 9:07 Wednesday night by Officer Russell Rogers and jailed for public intoxication. Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae chapter will entertain the seniors of the active chapter at a breakfast at 9:30 Saturday morning at the home of Mrs. Gordon Sayers. Wayne Ball, 20, Indianapolis, was logded in the Putnam County Jail Wednesday afternoon by State Police Detective Kenneth Wolfe on a second degree burglary charge. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fisher returned to Greencastle Saturday after spending 10 days in Panama City, Florida. Their son, Stanley and his wife, who live at Fairborn, Ohio, accompanied them. A large crowd is expected at the ‘meet the candidates’ brunch 10 a.m. Saturday, April 2 at the DePauw Student Union Bldg. The public is invited to come and meet state and local Republican candidates. The Hoorier Campers Chapter of National Campers and Hikers Association will hold a camp-out this weekend, April 1-2-3, at Edge wood Lake. Ail members are urged to attend and bring a friend. Architect William A. Bibo of Peoria, HI., will lecture tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. in the auditorium of the DePauw University Art Center. The topic of Bibo’e public lecture is “Architecture and the Environment/’ Mrs. Wayne Buis has received word that her husband. Pvt. Demie W. Buis, has arrived aafely in France. His address is: Pvt. Dennis W. Buis, U. S. 55822275, Co. A. 97th Engr. Bn. APO, New York, N. Y. 09122. He would like to hear from his friends. Wayne is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Buis, Coatesville, Ind. R. R. 2.

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Marriaga Lic«ns« James Howard Alexander, U.S. Army, Bainbridge, and Joe Ellen Burnez, at home, Greencastle. Stanley Allen Anderson, mechanic, Clinton, and Ruby Lenore Clodfelter, at home, Greencastle, Route 4. Howard Emmett Wilson, IBM, and Joe Ann Dixon, IBM, both of Greencastle. Fred E. Hasten, carpenter, and Florence Edna Sears, at home, both of Greencastle.

County Hospital Dismissed Wednesday: Paul Smith, Bainbridge Jonathan Sinclair, Cloverdale Mrs. Leon Keller and daughter, Ladoga Zola Lush, Greencastle Geraldine Erpelding, Greencastle Bertha Skinner, Greencastle Births: Mr. and Mrs. DeVaughn Eilar, Fillmore, a boy, Wednesday.

The silvery pinfish, like those at the Miami, Fla., Seaquarium, is so clever it has been nicknamed the “bait stealer." EASIER CARDS at EITEL’S FLOWERS Fre« Parking

A Iscsl Tmisgw’t View By JANET STAUB April showers bring May flowers but some March showers brought out the colorful splotches ahead of time. April as the fourth month of the year probably takes its name from a Latin word meaning “to open.” It is a suitaUs name, since in this spring month leaf and flower buds are bursting open. April weather is so changeable In the Northern Hemisphere that the very word has come to stand for fickleness. April showers alternate with brilliant sunshine, and summer heat may be followed by Sharp cold. It used to be the second month on an early Roman calendar. It became the fourth month when Julius Caesar established the Julian calendar in 46 B.C. With the coming of April, thoughts turn to vacation time, isn’t it neat! BY THE WAY: Eight more weeks of school for Greencastle students.

Plot Discovered BEIRUT, Lebanon UPI — President Abdul-Salem Aref of Iraq has dismissed more than a dozen senior army officers who ware allegedly plotting against his regime, according to reliable reports from Baghdad.

Roachdale O.E.S. Holds Installation Roachdale Chapter held public installation March 26. Relatives and friends witnessed the impressive ceremony presented. The chapter room was decorated with yellow roses, the Worthy Matrons elects flowers. The motto in the west. “Let the Right Hand Lead Thee,” watch words, “Faith, Hope and Love,” colors, “Bronze, Yellow and White, Emblem, Crown, Scepter United on the Cross. The officers gave their opening drill, followed by the allegiance to the Flag, and singing of the National Anthem, and Pledge to the Christian Flag, and all repeating the “Lord’s Prayer.” The Worthy Matron, Sister Mary Holland extended greetings to all present and expressed her appreciation and thanfca on having opportunity to serve as Worthy Matron, and thanking all the officers for all the kindnesses extended to her for the past year. The Worthy Patron expressed his thanks. The Rev. Roger James offered Prayer and all officers retired to prepare for the installation, after Sister Eva Hicks was escorted to the East as installing Matron and assisted by Jo Ford, Chaplain, Paul Evans of Greencastle, Organist. Hazel Fitzsimmons installing Marshall. The officers were Invited into the chapter room and seated in

• saad-elfde back ef ths sltor. The roll of officers was called and the obligation was given. Worthy Matron-elect was escorted East by her husband and little son, through a line of Past Matrons and Past Patrons. She was presented roses from the Chapter. Barbara Wilson and Mary Hoiand sang “How Great Thou Art”. Bra. Walter Taylor wss escorted East by bis two little grandsons through a line of Past Matrons and Past Patrons. Sung in his honor was “In The Garden.” Other officers installed were. Helen Bennington—Associate Matron Franklin Ford—Associate Patron Betty Ford— Secretary Ruby Everman—Treasurer Betty Wendling—Conductress Jean Taylor—Associate Conductress Madonna Barker—Chaplain Betty Burdette—^Marshall Alda McCammon—Organist Helen Wilson—Adah Mildred Fitzsimmons—Ruth Shirley Clones—Esther Donna Grayer—Martha Leann Long—Electa Goldia Perkins—Warder John Burdette—Sentinel Eva Hicks—Prompter Mary Holland—Soloist The retiring W.M. and W. P. was escorted to the Altar where they signed the Chapter’s Bible and was presented gifts from the Chapter. Refreshments were served to about 65 guests in the dining room. Gifts were presented to the installing officers and to Sister Esther and Bro. Walter. All enjoyed the social hour.

Mrs. Herbert To Attend Workshop Mrs. Glendon Herbert, R. 8, Cloverdale, Ind., will attend Hoosier Recreation Workshop at West Lafayette from May 1-7. This will be the 4th year that Mrs. Herbert has attended this Workshop which is rated as one of the finest ix( the country for training leaders in all fields of recreation whether it be church, school, playgrounds and parks, 4-H Boy and Girl Scouts, senior citizens, home demonstration and county agents, or any other person connected with leisure time activities. According to Mrs. Herbert some of the instructors at this year’s workshop will include Paul Boehm, South Bend director of public recreation; Gordon F. Jones, recreation specialist, Purdue Extension Department; Janet R. MacLean, associate professor of Recreation at Indiana University; Joseph G. Wick, pastor for the Lafayette Christian Church; and many other recreation specialists. These instructors will train leaders in all phases of recreation including arts and crafts, music, outdoor education, games, square and round dancing, outdoor skills, day camping, how to develop recreation

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