The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 May 1966 — Page 2

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Hardwick Rites At Horth Salem Kverett W. Hardwick, of near Nortii Salem, died Tuesday morning in the Hendricks County Hospital, where he had been a patient since April 15th. Mr. Hardwick was born Dec. 25, 1877 in Hendricks County, the son of Warren and Nancy Graham Hardwick. He attended Hendricks County schools and Central Normal College. He was a lifetime fanner. He was never married. Survivors include one sister, Emma L. Hays of North Salem, two nieces and three nephews. Funeral services wil be held at the Porter Funeral Home in Nortii Salem Thursday at 2 p.m. The Rev. Bailey will officiate. Burial will be in the Fairview cemetery at North Salem.

Moon Men To Start Traiaiag SPACE CENTER, Houston UPI — The nation’s 17 newest moonflight astronauts will start a training program immediately aimed at getting them in a cos-, mic flight routine within 18 months. Of the 19-member group named April 4, increasing to 45 the number of spacemen believed available to go to the moon, two men were missing. One of the new pilots, Maj. Edward Givens Jr., a NASA employe, was at Cape Kennedy making plans for this month’s Gemini 9 flight featuring his working specialty — the test of a maneuvering gadget dining a spacewalk. Marine Corps Maj. Gerald P. Carr, 33, was on his way back to the U.8. from duty as a jet pilot. The group heard astronaut Dcke Slayton tell a news conference Monday that their schedule would include three days of classroom work and two days of field trips weekly. Then the group, averaging 82 years of age and including cme whq has already been In space, listed vital statistics and answered newsmen's questions. Two of the astronauts are single and two hold doctorates. There are four eivilisas, seven Air Force officers, six Navy officers and two Marine Corps officers. Capt. Joe Engle, 33, is the only space veteran, having flown the X15 rocket plane to 53.5 miles above the earth last June.

✓ Urges Curb Oa Overseas Money WASHINGTON UPI—Treasury Secretary Henry H. Fowler called on businessmen Tuesday to hold down overseas investments now even though it would mean smaller profits later on. Failure to stop the dollar outflow right away could touch off “a whole series of disastrous consequences” that would weaken U.S. positions all around the world, Fowler told the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Fowler said he was aware businessmen are unhappy with President Johnson’s “voluntary” curbs on their overseas lending and investing. He said the restraints "are not viewed as a permanent solution” to the balance of payments problem. But, he suggested in his prepared speech, businessmen might have to wait until the war in Viet Nam is over before they could again invest freely abroad.

Masonic Notico Stated meeting Morton Lodge No. 469, Friday, May 6th, 7:30 p.m. Visitors welcome. Marion Griffith, W.M.

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Rescue System Proves Success EDWARDS AFB, Calif. UPI —Every bit the inventor his great - great • grandfather was, the contemporary Robert Fulton has come up with a system for rescuing downed pilots using ouch diverse things as a four-engine airplane, a nylon string and a helium-filled balloon. Three anman ware “fished in” to a low-flying transport Tuesday in the first manned tests of the Robert Fulton Co. Recovery System, developed by the descendant of the steamboat inventor. It is scheduled to become operations! in June and the Air Rescue and Recovery Service could begin promptly employing it to recover pilots in Viet Nam. The downed fliers could be swooped up from hostile territory by a plane flying at 140 miles an hour. After dozens of simulated runs using dummiss, the Air Force conducted successful back-to-back tests Tuesday using live objects for the first time. The system’s developer, Robert E. Fulton, who was present for the tests, said rescues could be conducted at sea as well as from land and by night as well as by day.

County Hospital Dismissed Tuesday: Maude Bratt&ln, Greencastle Dorothy Sutherlin, Greencastle Julia Braden, Greencastle

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Card of Thanks We, the family of Wanda Jane Ash, wish to thank friends and neighbors for their acts of kindness shown us at the passing of our loved one. And also our thanks to Mr. Rector, Rev. Jack Cox, pallbearers, and the singing Taylors. Chsrlas Ash and family, also the Rumley family.

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Personal And Local News Epsilon Sigma Alpha will meet this evening with Mrs. Romilda Hunontre. Mrs. Grafton Longden, Sr., entertained the Alpha Omricon Pi seniors at a dinner in their honor recently. Mrs. Ralph Miller, 852 Indianapolis Road, has returned horn# from the Community Hospital in Indianapolis. The alumnae of Alpha Chi Omega entertained their seniors at a dessert Thursday at the home of Mrs. Roy Sutherlin. Mrs. Lilly Slllery celebrated her birthday Monday at the Royale, where the guests all received some of her birthday cake. The North Putnam Community School Board will hold a regular board meeting, Thursday,May 5, 1966 at the Supt’s. office in Bainbridge at 8:00 p.m. Citizens are asked not to forget the bottle drive for the Greencastle Little Leaguers Saturday, May 7, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Proceeds will go for uniforms and other equipment. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson of Cleveland, Ohio, visited with Mr. Johnson’s mother, Mrs. H. G. Johnson, who is now 104 years of age, and his two sisters, Mrs. Erb and Mrs. Washbon. The Goodwill truck will be in Greencastle Tuesday, May 10. If you have repairable items of clothing, furniture, etc. (no paper) please call OL 3-6494 befor 6 p.m. Monday. Note: the above phone number is special for this pick-up. Putnam County Realtors held their monthly meeting Monday evening at the Waffle House. Guests were Jim Adams of the Mortgage Loan Department of J. B. Pfister Company of Terre Haute and James Riffle of the Pease Wood Company of Terre Haute. The Delta Delta Delta Alumnae entertained the graduating seniors of the active chapter with dinner at the home of Mrs. Knox B. McKee Monday night. Hostesses were Mrs. Edna Coffman, Mrs. Charles Erdmann, Mrs. Raymond W. Pence, Mrs. Raymond Giuliana, Miss Mary Jane Carr and Mrs. McKee. First Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Society will hold their annual Mother & Daughter Banquet, May 10, at 6:30 in the Christian Church Fellowship Hall. All Ladies of the church are invited to attend. Please call Dean Lucas, Mayme Leslie, or Nina -Saunders before May 5 for reservations. Dr. Carroll D. W. Hildebrand, Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at DePauw University, is chairing the Personalist Section of the Western Division of American Philosophical Association meeting at Minneapolis this week. Following the American Philosophical Association meeting, he will deliver a series of lectures at Mankato State University, Mankato, Minnesota, before faculty, students, and the university community on “Philosophy and the Liberal Arts College.”

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City Schools To End June 3 Several events on the calendar of the Greencastle Community Schools were announced'by officials today. These include: the Junior Senior Prom, May 16; Little Olympics, May 18, Baccalaureate, May 29; Holiday, May 30; Commencement, June 2; and the last day of school, June 3. Summer School will commence on June 13 and continue for an eight weeks period ending August 5. Summer School courses at the High School include Typing, Driver Education, and Physical Education; at the Junior High School, Mathematics and Reading; each elementary school will conduct reading classes. Summer school activities also include a recreation program, music instruction, and schoolsponsored 4-H activities.

Card of Thanks We wish to thank our friends and neighbors, for their kindness and thoughtful attention, during the illness and death of our Mother, Nellie Jones. Also the nurses at the Putnam County Hospital and Dr. Johnson also Rector Funeral Home, and Rev. James E. Palmer. The Jones Family

Announcements

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rector, Jr., Greencastle, announce the engagement of their daughter, Carol Yvonne, to Rodney E. Licit. He is the soon of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Lich, Greencastle R. R. 5. Miss Rector and Mr. Lich attend Indiana University. She is a member of Pi Beta Phi Sorority. A small wedding will take place in Beck Chapel, Bloomington, August 13.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Flood of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., announce the engagement of their daughter, Marcia Lyn, to Harvey Hardaway Jackson HI, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hardaway Jackson II, of Grove Hill, Ala. Miss Flood, a graduate of Ft. Lauderdale High School, now attends Birmingham - Southern College, in Birmingham, Ala., where she is sweetheart of Alpha Tau Omega social fraternity and a member of Zeta Tau Alpha social sorority. She will graduate in June. Mr. Jackson graduated from Marion Military Institute and Birmingham-Southern College where he was a member of Alpha Tau Omega social fraternity. He now attends the Universtiy of Alabama, completing his graduate work. The wedding will take place in August in Birmingham. Miss Flood is the granddaughter of Harvey W. Owens and the late Melba Owens of Greencastle.

The engagement of Miss Nedra Jordan and James Allen Gerlach is announced. Mr. and Mrs. David Jordan, R. 1, Fillmore are the parents of Miss Jordan. Mr. Gerlach is the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Gerlach of 421 Westfield Blvd., Indianapolis. Miss Jordan attended Purdue University and Mr. Gerlach is a senior at Purdue and a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. The couple have not set a wedding date.

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Baxter of Cloverdale wish to announce the marriage of their daughter, Shelby Anne Baxter, to Larry Eugene Boswell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Boswell of Spencer. They will be married at the Cloverdale Church of the Nazarene on June 3 at 7:00. All friends and relatives are cordially invited to attend.

Mr. and Mrs. James L. Myers of Route One, Roachdale, announce the engagement of their daughter, Rita Jean, to Gerald E. Gau, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Gau of Pierz, Minnesota. Miss Myers is a 1965 graduate of DePauw University. Mr. Gau graduated from the University of Minnesota in June, 1965. Both are teaching in the city schools of Sheboygan, Wisconsin. A summer wedding is being planned.

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CATANIA, Sicily V UPI — Scientists said Tuesday that Mount Etna, in the fourth month of a spectacular but harmless eruption, has poured out 70 million cubic feet of lava since it came to life,again on Jan. 12. The volcano had been inactive for two years.

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Wade of Fillmore wish to announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Sue Kay, to Danny Dwight St. John, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale St. John of Martinsville. Miss Wade is a senior at Indiana University. Mr. St. John is employed at Merchants National Bank in Indianapolis and is attending the Indiana University Extension. The wedding will take place in the Fillmore Methodist church, June 19.

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^ to the EDITOR SP-4 James A. Cooper RA 14848907 7th Evac. Hospital APO New York 09175 May 1, 1966 Dear Sir: “Never too far from Home” On April 25, at 0700 hours I went to the mess hall, stopped and brought my paper as usual, folded it under my arm and proceeded through the chow line. Sat down at the table and opened up my paper. I noticed some girls riding tricycles and the thought flashed thru my mind, that’s just like the girls do at DePauw. So when I read under the picture it was much to my surprise that it was from home. So I guess you can never be too far from home to receive news about home, through newspaper. The newspaper is the Stars and Stripes, it is a small 24 page paper which serves the armed forces of Europe. I thought maybe you might be interested in this little story, I thank you very much for your time. Sincerely Yours, James A. Cooper

Oressa Bright Hostess To Club The Jefferson Belles met the home of Mirs. Oressa Bright for their May meeting. President Joyce McCammack opened the meeting with the flag salute followed by the club creed. All joined in on the song of the month after a brief background of the song’s origin by Mirs. Bright, and the “Mothers Four” sang “Waitin’ in the Shadows.” After roll call, the secretary’s and treasurer's reports were read and approved. Our safety leader, Jackie McCammack, surprised us with a drivers’ test, with high scorer being Alice Hacker. Old and new business was dis-

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cussed and the Ways and Means Committee offered some ideas for boosting our treasury. After singing our club prayer, the meeting adjourned for our lessen on Wash Cloth Pillows presented by a guest, Maune McCammack. Game prizes were won by Alice Hacker, Wilma Williams and Joyce McCammack. Our monthly raffle won by Shirley Cooper. We had four guests, five children and ten members present.

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Rules Ignored By Viet Cong GENEVA UPI — The Communist Vietnamese show no signs ot complying with interna tional rules regarding prisoners of war despite appeals made in secret talks between the American Red Cross and representa tives of the Viet Cong. Highly authoritative sources Tuesday revealed that a secret meeting took place recently in the Czech capital of Prague, but failed to produce any results. The State Department in Washington, meanwhile, announced that presidential envoy W. Averell Harriman was flying to Geneva Thursday to discuss the plight of P.S. prisoners in North Viet Nam with the in' ternational committee of the Red Gross. The Red Cross has repeatedly asked Hanoi and the Communist Viet Cong to supply lists of

Card of Thanks I wish to thank all my friends who remembered me with flowers and cards; also a special thank you to those who assisted us in any way during my recent stay in the Putnam County Hospital I also thank the surgeon, doctor and alj the nurses and nurse aids who wSre so kind to me. Mirs. Frank Woliung.

Card of Thanks *>’ We wish to thank our relatives, friends and neighbors fbr the sympathy and kindness expressed during our recent losa The Edgar Braden Family

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