The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 April 1966 — Page 8

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COATESVILLE NEWS

by Joe Davidson, Correspondent

Methodist members were surprised Sunday morning when they saw Reverend and Mrs. McBrayer come in for the morning service and later take part in a Sunday School discussion. The Reverend was Coatesville's minister forty-six years ago. Mrs. Martha Stewart and son, Mike, accompanied by a friend, Mrs. Prather, all of Richmond, ' Indiana, were Saturday evening and Sunday morning guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hathaway and Mrs. Doris Runnells and daughters. Mr. Marie Hadley, the town’s postmaster, was ill the latter part of the week and had Mr. Irvine Bennett help with the office work during his absence. Monday he was feeling better and was back to his office du ■ ties. The Coatesville Library Board met Monday evening in the library reading room. The business session was carried on by the following members: Mable Davidson, John Bombei, John Gam bold, Ruth Owens, and Geneva Herod, librarian. William Neibold, well known citizen and former banker and business man living east of town, has recently been dismissed from the Putnam County Hospital. One sees here and there on our streets the smiling faces of university students home for Easter vacation. Gregg 1 Hadley, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hadley, is visiting with them this week. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David Hadley of Birmingham, Michigan. Mrs. Edna Smith, Mrs. Helen Jones, Miss Stella Shields and Mrs. Callie Casady all had dinner together at Terr’s Restaurant, Sunday. Visitors in the home of Mrs. Edna Smith over the weekend were: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Byrd, Mrs- Ethyl Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Shoemaker, and Mrs. Gwendolyn Huffman of Fillmore; Mrs. William Alsop, Alice and Tom of Indianapolis, Mrs. Helen Jones of Greencastle, Mr. and Mrs. Ludlow and Margery Tumblin at Amo. Mrs. Everett Pyle was driving home from Clayton Monday afternoon and while passing the Olney Phillips home she saw what appeared to be a person lying in the yard. She turned her car and drove back to find that Mra. Phillips had suceumbed to a heart attack. Mrs. Vyle sought help and soon a son came from his tractor in a nearby field. Mrs. Phillips had been

MOOCK TO TaXPSYSSS •r ADDITIONAL. APPXOPBIATION8 Node* la hereby slven to the taxpayer* of Greencastle Communltf Schools. Putnam County. Indiana, the* the proper local officers of the said school eorporaUan. at their recular meetlns ptaeo. at 7:30 p. m.. EST. oe the Slth day of April. IN*, will eentider necessary to meet the extraordinary amercencles existing at this time. $13.IN from the Cumulative Buildtns Fund for the purchase and the expenditures in connection therewith of real estate adjacent to present high school. These monies ore nynUabls. Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have the right to bo heard thsreon. Tht additional appropriation as finally made win be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Board will hold s further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor’s Office of Putnam County, hidianm, or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing, taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may ho hoard, and interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held. BOARD OP SCHOOL TRUSTEES By: Dale L. Shoup. President Allen E. Feld, Secretary T-14-3t NOTICE OP BEARING ON CUMULATIVE BRIDGE TAX LEVY Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 2M. Acts of the General Assembly of Indiana. for tho year 1*51, as amended, the County Commissioners have provided for the establishment and conttnuatlan of a cumulative bridge fund for Putnam County, Indiana, and a proposal passed therefor. And. further, notice la given that the proposal therefor aad the levy of a tax of SO.M per hundred dollars assessed value ami that the same will bo heard and presented for approval following public hearing on tho proposal. That the hearing on the said proposal will bo on April 35. MCC. In the office of tho Commissioners of Putnam County. Indiana. at M:M a. m.. at which time taxpayers effected may appear and file remonstrances er petition thereto. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS of Putnam. County. Bidiana. By Claudo Malayer. President Attest: Eston C. Cooper. Auditor. Putnam County, Indiana. 7-14-Jl-3t

In declining health for a year or more, yet she did her daily tasks with no complaints. She leaves her husband, Olney, three daughters and four sons. She was known to all Coatesville people as Hazel. She was a friendly, good natured lady, known as a good neighbor and happy club member. Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church Thursday afternoon with Reverend John Deal officiating. Burial was in the local cemetery. The literary Club will meet Wednesday, April 20, at two o’clock at the home of Mrs. Christine Stanley. Mrs. Daisy Knight and Mrs. Flora Hodson will be hostesses. The response will be: “House cleaning, then and now.” Have you heard the roar of a lawn mower this spring? Well, you would, had you been near this man’s premises Thursday morning. A section of grass in the back yard was getting too high so the old mower was fired up and here we went Just as we did last October. The wind was too cold for a neighbor to stick his head out and comment on such early grass cutting. An automobile wreck on Road 75 south of town near the Collier pond happened about 7:30 Friday evening. The downpour of rain had made some of the blacktop quite slippery in this section of road and a car driven by one lady and accompanied by two friends went out of control, left the highway and turned over. The Weaver ambulance went to the scene and picked up Dea Hartman and Verla Sconce of Indianapolis and Betty Jordan of Carmel and took them to the Putnam County Hospital for examination and possible treatment.. The ambulance driver, Mr. Wingler, reported that none of the ladies seemed seriously injured. A few years ago I was ready to dismiss my school for Easter and shortly after noon my janitor came to me and said, “Mr. Davidson, I have bad news. A few minutes ago there was a mine cave-in down here in the country and the two Steele boys were killed with felling Slate.” One at these men had a daughter in tha 6th grade room. The other had a son in the seventh. Who was to tell this girl and boy what had happened. How waa the best way to tell it? Well, one of the mothers came to the building and told the children and took them away. Aa I drove home the sun shone warm and pleasant and every hillside was pink with redbud or white with dogwood and service berry. I never saw it more beautiful. . Since that time Easter has been to me a time to think of death and resurrection. My two friends and patrons were gone, yet all about me all nature was

coming to life in a glorious way. And so it was in the days of old, Christ, the great friend died but in his death were all things made new. There came a resurrection morn. A lot of us folks here in Coatesville knew and respected “Tiny” Shearer of New Winchester. We have seen him many times on our streets with a laugh and a', big cigar, and we figured that this “Com King,” husky as he was, would be growing com and winning ribbons and emblems and honors for the next twenty-five or thirty years but such was not to be. We are sorry to lose this jolly farmer for he was a good fellow, and besides, he brought a lot of honor to the state.

county and his township. ‘Tiny” set us a pattern for com fanning that will be hard to equal or surpass but we say “Thanks” for the pattern. Some sixty faithful members of the Christian and Methodist Churches braved the frosty air to attend the 6:30 Easter Service. Reverend John Deal of the Methodist Church will preach next Sunday but will be away on the 24th. On that Sunday a member of the Gideon organization will be the speaker. There will be special services on Mothers’ Day. Mrs. Bertha Nichols who suffered a crippling accident a few weeks agq is now a patient at the Ruark Nursing Home south of Fillmore.

Cloyerdale News By Mrs. Ralph Fry, Cloveidale Correspondent

Mrs. Ray Smith and daughter Sherry of Spencer, visited Wednesday evening with Mrs. Harold Sutherlin and family. Mrs. Betty Williams entered the West 10th St. Veterans Hospital in Indianapolis Wednesday. Mrs. Mary Furr, formerly of Cloverdale, passed away at St. Francis Hospital at Beech Grove April 5th. Services were held at the Whitaker Funeral Home in Cloverdale Friday at 10:30 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arnold, who have been visiting her sister and family at Largo, Florida, arrived home Wednesday evening. They were near the tornado that hit Florida. Lester Cunningham, formerly of the Cloverdale community, and now living at Clinton, was here to attend the funeral of Ross Steele. He spent one night with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence O’Conner. Six ladies from the World War One Barracks Auxiliary No. 1994, went to the West Tenth St. Veterans Hospital at Indianapolis Friday and helped roll bandages. Those going were Mrs. Gertie Stockwell, Nina Gaston, Ona O’Conner, Mary Hurst, Belle Lasley and Dorothy Rice. While there they visited Betty Williams who is in the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Ray entertained Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arnold and Johnny at dinner Thursday evening. Monday Mm. Velda Neese had dinner with the Ray's. The W.S.C.S. of the Cloverdale Methodist Church will meet April 14th at 1:30 P.M. with Mrs. Eva Zigler, assistant hostess Nellie McCurry, leaders Faith Smiley and Nellie O’Neal. Mrs. Chester Davis is home from the Putnam Co. Hospital after several days there. She is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Neese, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKamey, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fry and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Parrish of Lowell, Ind., attended the ninth district Eastern Star meeting at Roachdale Saturday evening. Allen and Jerry Bates of Rockford, HI. visited their

grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Neier and Erwin last week. Mrs. Neier and Erwin took them home and visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Bates over Blaster. Over the weekend Mrs. Mary Logan entertained her children, Mrs. Robert Hudson and children of South Bend, Mr. and Mrs. John Logan and family of Highland and Mrs. Robert Logan and children of Mt. Pleasant, Michigan. Mrs. Mary Boyd and Beryl Bullerdick of Brazil visited Mary Logan Saturday afternoon. The Cloverdale Home Demonstration Club will meet with Mrs. Belle Lasley Friday, April 15th, at 1:30 p.m. The lesson leader Is Mrs. Morgan and there will be a plant and seed exchange. Mrs. June Job is at home after spending several days with Myrtle Skelton at Martinsville. Mrs. Skelton has been ill but is now improving. The Fortnightly Club met with Mrs. Paul Groves Wednesday with 12 members present. Taletha Ray presided at the meeting as the president, Frances Arnold, was on vacation in Florida. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. David Shultz and son, David, of Kokomo, vis-

ited their parents, Mr. and and Mrs. Walter Shultz from Thursday until Sunday afternoon. Mike, LeeAnn nd Ginger Gray of Greencastle visited their grandmother, Mrs. Larue Gray, Friday. James Sprinkle and Eddie Johnson have gone on a 2-day fishing trip to Kentucky Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Parrish and their families called on friends in Cloverdale Sunday. Mr. Parrish taught school in Cloverdale several years ago. His mother now lives at Putnamville. Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Ray and Mr. and Mrs. Josh McCullough were in Logansport Sunday to visit Mr. McCullough’s father. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Shadwick and Tammy of Plainfield, and John Neese of Purdue, spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neese. Tammy is staying a few days with her grandparents. Don Kelly and Dorothy Spencer of Detroit, Michigan, spent the Easter holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Clevenger. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arnold visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne White Sunday. It was Mrs. White’s birthday. On Easter Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Williams entertained the following: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Parker from Coatesville, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Jean Parker of Wisconsin and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams of Advance. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Huber of Brownsburg visited Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Huber over Easter. Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold of Clay City visited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ray Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Shumaker of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Connie Alward and family of Greencastle, spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Shumaker, and attended Easter services at New Providence Church Sunday evening. Mrs. Ann Rainey and family.

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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sutherlin and family and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Sutherlin of Brazil visited Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sutherlin Easter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hazelrigg of Rushville, Alice Mae Graggs of Wilmington, 111., Mr. and Mrs. Mebber and children, Gene, Allen, and Susan, from LaGrange, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hacker and sons, Ned Haskins of Indianapolis and LaRue Gray spent Easter Sunday with Eva Graggs. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ferrell spent Easter Sunday with Mrs. Ferrell’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Voelkel of Camby. Mrs. Pascel Vick of Evans-

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ville, Ed Berry of California and Mr. and Mrs. Don Berry of Lafayette, spent Easter with Rev. and Mrs. John Berry. John Berry, Jr. entered the Robert Long Hospital Friday for a series of tests. He will be glad to hear from his friends. Club 63 met with Mrs. Eva Craggs Monday. The next meeting is with Gladys Ferrell. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fry, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Morrison and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. McCullough attended a Rural Letter Carriers’ meeting at the E A F Restaurant Monday evening.

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