The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 April 1966 — Page 2

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Goeata Arrive For Ballard Wedding Miss Sara Ballard of Chicago, piinnin and Mrs. Emmett Hunter and daughter, Shelley of Indianapolla are guesta of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ballard. Miss Ballard will wed Richard L. Niles Sunday, April 24 at 2:30 PM. in the Gobin Memorial Methodist Church. Mrs. Lee Ross, the former Susie Wilson and Mrs. Jacqueline Comay of New Orleans, La.; arrived Thursday to be guests of Mrs. Ross’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wilson. ▲Iso arriving today is Miss Adrianna Kryshatal of Chicago, 111., who will be a guest in the Ballard home. Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Ross and Mina Kryshatal will be attendants at the wedding. Friends of the family are invited tq the wedding and reception which will follow the ceremony in Charterhouse. Mrs. Mary Alice Niles, Winchester, Mass., mother of the groom, will be hostess at the rehearsal dinner Saturday evening.

Obituaries Rites For Cbild Here Saturday Tina DeLores Carroll, age S years, of Belleville, died Thursday morning at the Riley Hospital in Indianapolis. She was born March 14,1963, the daughter of Fred and Shirley Clin* CarroU. Survivors are: her parents, one brother, Toney, the maternal . grandparents, Mrs. DeLores Funk, Greencastle, and Gessell C. Cline, Belleville; the paternal grandparents, Bessie Taylor, California and Elliott Carroll, Indianapolis. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1:00 p.m. at the Whitaker Funeral Home in Greencastle. Rev. Kyle Miller will officiate, with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery. Friends may coll at the funeral home after 7 o’clock this evening.

DESIGNING GAL HOLLYWOOD UPI—Italian star Virna Lisi has designed her own swim suits for her rede tn “Not With My Wife, You Don’t.’*

Personal And Local News Home and Child Study Club will meet Mkmday night ait the home of Mrs. Ed Meyer, 1550 South Bloomington. Mrs. Garrett Boone will have the program on Indiana Architecture. Mrs. JesBle Appleby, Mrs. Lois Harrah and Marsha of CSoverdale were visiting In Coatesville and Clayton Saturday. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Appleby and Mrs. Doris Appleby. Seme 300 members and adult advioers attended Area 7-G Order of the Arrow Conclave at Sbakamak State Park last weekend. Among the speakers were DePauw football coach Tom Mont and Rev. Frank G. Holme of Greencastle. Bra. Richard Kamerman of Wichita, Kansas, will be the guest speaker at Antioch Baptist Church Saturday and Sunday, April 23 and 24. The Satur day night services will begin at 7:00, and Sunday services begin at 10:30 am. and 7:00 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend these services and hear the meS' sages by Bro. Kamerman.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Kisler of Homewood, Illinois announce the engagement of their daughter Betty Jean to Gerald B. Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Clark of Greencastle, Indiana. The bride-elect is an alumna of Thornton Township High School, Harvey, Illinois and Northern Illinois University In DeKalb where she received a B.S. in elementary education. She teaches second grade at Parkside School in Thornton. Gerald Clark graduated from Fillmore High School and Indiana State University in Terre Haute where ha earned a B.8. in mathematics. He is a member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity and la employed as a chemist for The Sherwin Williams Go. In Chicago. A June 25 wedding is planned.

Ceaaty Hospital Dismissed Thursday: Carolina Sue Warren, Bainbridge Kay Sutherlin, Greencastle Margaret Burton, Greencastle Halli* Mason, Greencastle Roland Headley, Greencastle Frank McKoehan, Greencastle

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Reddt-Kdowett Chft meets at the home of Min. Andrew Zeller, Monday, April 25, 7:30 p. m. Ralph FYy of doverdale underwent major surgery at the Putnam County Hospital Thursday morning. His room number is 221. Betty Dickerson, 37, was arrested on the northeast aid* of the square at 7:07 this morning by City Officers John Stevens and booked at the Putnam County jail for public intoxication. Members and friends of the Greencastle Chapter of the NAACP are reminded of the third annual Freedom Dinner Sunday evening at 5:30 in the High School cafeteria. Mrs. Osma Spurlock, Deputy Director of the Indiana Civil Rights Commission, will give the address. Misses Sharon Ligons and Mayre Williams, DePauw students, will entertain.

When you specify “cleaned” you can be assured this is what will take place at Old Reliable White Cleaners.

—Hospital Hours (Continued from Page 1) The Board of Trustees sincerely requests your assistance in following these regulations so that the hospital can effectively carry out its function of caring and treating patients so that they do not have to stay in the hospital any longer than is medically necessary.

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AUcd Ttenagtr'i View (By Janet Staab) Small fry play, teenagers continue their childhoods, middleaged persons let Chow their second childhood, and senior citixens dream — that’s what goes on in our city park. Playground aquipment is In use almost all the time as mothers taka young children for an outing, or a teenage boy pulls boyish antics to charm his girl. Even cider persons can be seen taking turns swinging or going up and down on the seesaws. During the warm days of the summer season all ages take part in the use of the swimming pool. Not only do the man-made recreational objects promote fun, but the naturalistic layout of the park does too. The hills are just right to ride a bike down or tq roll dowm. The trees are just right for climbing but it isn’t recommended, because it is too easy to get stuck — just ask the little boy who was imprisoned in one of the woody things last Saturday. The trees do make good shade over the usually filled picnic tables. This year, like several in the past, a group of ambitious DePauw students volunteered to have a “spring cleaning” of the park. They did a wonderful job getting rid of the winter’s collection of debris and loosening the chains of the swings. BY THE WAY: Isn’t it wonderful to live in such a neat

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PUTNAM COUNTY HOSPITAL NEW VISITING HOURS EFFECTIVE APRIL 25.1966

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL FLOORS 2:00-4:00 P.M. and 6:30-7:30 P.M. Only 2 visitors permitted per patient at one time. MATERNITY FLOOR 2:00-3:00 P.M. and 6:30-7:30 P.M. Only 2 visiters p.rmitt.d per pati.nt par visiting period.

ALL VISITORS IN PATIENT CARE AREAS MUST HAVE A VISITOR'S PASS FROM THE HOSPITAL GUILD INFORMATION DESK OR INFORMATION WINDOW. CRITICAL PATIENTS MAY HAVE MEMBERS OF FAMILY STAY AROUND THE CLOCK ONLY ON WRITTEN DOCTOR'S ORDERS, AND THEN ONLY TWO (2) IN THE BUILDING AT A TIME DURING NONVISITING HOURS AND ONLY ONE IN THE PATIENT'S ROOM AT A TIME. THESE REGULATIONS ARE NECESSARY IN ORDER THAT PATIENTS RECEIVE NECESSARY TIME FOR REST AND RECUPERATION TO SPEED THEIR MHMCAL RECOVERY.

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with Borne Interesting Items of news. Tha members repeated the collect. Following the business session Mrs. Longden introduced Mrs. L. W. VanCleave, who gave a very detailed history of Greencastle and the changes made in the state, In our 150 years of growth and development. At first we had just thirteen coun-

ties.

Our firit railroad was the Pennsylvania line, in 1852, the Monon second in 1854. A telegraph line was started in 1850. Our first bank was in 1856. Mail was carried overland by horses. In 1860 Greencastle had thirteen drygoods stores. About this time Charles Leuteke came to Greencastle and started a bakery which has continued over a very long period of time. In 183 Howard Barnaby came to Greencastle and started a lumber yard, handle factory and planing mill. Henry Hillis had a stone quarry and brick kiln which was of great use to the public. The Gardner Brothers became a very wonderful aid to the public and was started by their father, more in the way of a restaurant business. Many factories, places of business and old time land marks were mentioned. It was a very informative program and along the line of programming for our susquicentennial year. The Putnam County Federation was discussed at length as

the club was well represented. During the social hour the hostess served individual birthday cakes in honor of Mrs. Wm. Kocher’s birthday, along with salad and tea. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Russell Thomas.

Meeting HeM By Young Adult Chib Thirteen Putnam County Young Adult Club members attended a “kick-off” meeting for participation in the Indiana Sesquicentennial celeb ration. Jean Wolfe, District 5 Rural Youth Club president, was in charge of the meeting held April 20 at Greencastle. Wm. F. Marvel, Education Department of Indiana Farm Bureau presented a program on the history and present day attractions of Indiana. Slides and photographs of well known Hoosiers, historical sites, memorials and tourist attractions highlighted the presentation on 150 years in Indiana. A variety of new dances were

taught by Howard Crusael, Cooperative Extension Service Young Adult Specialist to conclude the evening’s program. Jack McCullough, Putnam County Young Adult President, announced that club members will be presenting programs for other organizations and that plans are being developed for the clubs participation in other Sesquicentennial activities during the coming months.

Rev. Hoskins Deed GARDEN CITY, N. Y. UPI— Rev. Dr. Fred Hoskins, former co-presidentof the United Church of Christ, died Wednesday of a heart attack at the age of 60.

DR. F. M. BURNS CHIROPRACTOR MON., TUES., THURS., FRL, 9-9 Closed Wednesday Saturday 9-5 By appointment Fhoa* Ot 3-5S14 South Jackaon S Sunset Orivo

Mrs. Grafton Longden Hosteon To Bonding dub The April meeting of the Federated Reading Club was held with Mrs. Grafton Longden Jr. Wednesday afternoon. Hi* president, Miss Connie E. Pierce opened the mooting

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