The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 May 1966 — Page 2

S Hm Daily Bamiar, Graaneastla, Indiana Thursday, May 5, 1966 THE DAILY BANNER and Herald Consolidated "It WavM Far All" Butlnau Phonas: OL 3*5151 — OL 3-5152 EHaabath Raridan Etfata, Publisher Publish ad mvmry avaning axoapt Sunday and carta in hoBdays. Entarad in tha Post Officn ft GraawcoiHa, Indiann. as sasond doss mail mattar undar Act of March 7. 1070. Unitod Proas Intamational loaso wiro caryicoj Mawbar Inland Daily Prose Association; Hoailor State Press Association. Al unsaBated articles. Manuscripts, letters and pictures sent to The Daily Banner are sent at owner's risk, and The Daily Banner repudiates any liability or responsibility far their solo custody or return. Subscription Prices of The Daily Banner effective March 14, 1966: In Putnam County—1 year $10.00-6 months $3JO—3 months $3.00; Indiana other them Putnam County—1 year $12.00—6 months S74IO—3 months $4.00; Outside Indana—1 year $16.00—6 months $9.00—3 months $6.00. By Carrier 40c per week, single copy 10c All Mail subscriptions payable in advance.

LETTER

EDITOR

Dear Editor: How about a Spring Clean up of our community ? Papers are blowing about from the drive-ins, both on the East side of the city limits and South side. The Drive-ins furnish containers but the purchasers do not help out We see junk autos parked about, some on the street. Doesn’t Lady Bird know about it? How about getting them fenced in and flowering shrubs planted. Tes, even some are put on city property, without the consent of the city. Trash trucks haul trash south on Jackson to the city (paid by city) dump, dropping trash here and there and the citizens who live there have to clean it up. The police catch a <ew and make them dean it up but several get by unnoticed. Please all that haul ahow respect for others, use a canvas, old blanket, etc., to cover trash and help to moke our town a cleaner and more beautiful place in which to Mve. You can put trash out and tha city truck will pick it up. Wa are lucky indeed to have Louis Williams supervising and picking up the trash. Thanks for a good job, Louis. Yours, A fellow citizen who likes a dean place.

Special Guests Of Local Group Mr. and Mrs. Addison L. Abernathy are special guests of the Greencastle congregation of Jehovah’s Witness this week for meetings and visitation. Mr. Abernathy, a native of Illinois, has been in the full time ministry of Jehovah’s witnesses since 1948. He served ministerial assignments in Illinois, Iowa, Pennsylvania, and Minnesota before accepting the position of circuit minister for 16 congregations in this area. - The week’s program began on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. with the ministry training school. At 8:00 p.m. Saturday a discussion program will be held at the local Kingdom Hall. The week’s visit will be cli maxed with Mr. Abernathy’s address Sunday at 3:00 p.m. His theme will be “How Practical is the Search for Wealth?” During the week Mr. and Mrs. Abernathy will accompany members of the local congregation in field missionary work as well as making calls on definite appointments.

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Two Hoosier Cities Warned WASHINGTON U« — Richmond, Ind., and Columbus, Ind were among 61 cities warned Wednesday by the Civil Aeronatics Board that they are failing to meet the government’s “use it or lose it” standard for local airlines service. Mayors of the cities were informed by letter that failure to board an average of five passengers daily over a one-year period could cost the federallysubsidized air service. The report covered the 12 months ending last Dec. 31. Columbus and Richmond are both on the Lake Central Airlines local service routines. Other Lake Central points receiving similar advisories were Jackson, Mich., Martinsburg, W. Va., Portsmouth, Ohio, and ZanesvUle-Cambridge, Ohio. Richmond’s daily passenger avenge was listed as 1.1, Co-

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Air Agreement t PARIS, UPI—A Communist Chinese delegation will arrive here May 8 to negotiate an air agreement with France that would allow Air France to servo the China mainland. There were no details on the potential air routes, but French sources said that air services might run to Shanghai and Canton as well as Peking.

County Hospital Dismissed Wednesday: Nora Dickerson, Ladoga Lucille Hunter, Coatesville William Mugg, Quincy Diana Mitchell, Reelsville Lumda Hurst, Fillmore Sylva Hurst, Fillmore Mrs. William Hart and daughter, Roachdale Rex Hathaway, Greencastle Nellye Riggs, Greencastle Goldie Judy, Greencastle Rose Marie Cannon, Greencastle Births: Mrs. John Titchener and daughter, Greencastle Mrs. Daniel Hutcheson and son, Greencastle Mrs. Williard Masten and daughter, Greencastle Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wing, Coatesville, a boy, Wednesday.

—Six Alumni ( Continued from Page 1) on the game’s outcome — whq secured for the fabled DePauwWabash football rivalry the equally fabled Monon Bell. The 46-year-old Stullken has played a primary role in the recovery operations of Project Mercury and the Gemini and Apollo programs. An aviation physiologist before his appointment in 1962 to head NASA’s recovery program, Stullken has not only served in this key administrative post, but also has developed critical technical procedures used In manned space flight missions. Stullken is a native of Sullivan, m. He graduated from DePauw in 1941. Dr. Van Riper was bom in LaPorte, Ind., but was educated in the Lebanon (Ind.) public schools. Graduating from DePauw in 1938 with high honors, he joined the Cornell University Graduate School of Business and Public Administration in 1952. He has written and lectured extensively on civilmilitary relations, personnel management, and executive development. Associated in an executive capacity with Scott Paper Company since 1947, March now is president of the corporation’s Northern Development Limited subsidiary. He graduated from DePauw in 1941 and later earned the Ph.D. at Lawrence College’s Institute of Paper Chemistry. Nominations for the citations were made by DePauw almuni across the country.

Personal And Local News Mrs. Jessie Appleby was weekend guest of her sister, Mrs. Gladys Hastom. Warren O’Conner and family of Plainfield called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Branneman Sunday. Ann Cashbaugh and Phyllis Shoemaker attended a two day Educational Forum and Merchandise Show over the weekend. W. R. Donelson, Indianapolis died this morning in Indianapolis. He was the brother of Norman L. Donelson, local pharmacist in this city. Mrs. Earle Boyd and Mrs. Kathleen James have returned home after a visit with Mrs. Boyd’s father, Charles L. McFaul, whose home is in Consecar, Ontario, Canada. Mr. and Mrs. James Ashworth and their four children of Lake Mills, Wisconsin, spent the past weekend with Mr. Ashworth’s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Ashworth. Mrs. Frank Thomas, a long time resident of Greencastle, who has recently been living in New Albany, has become a resident of the Greencastle Christian Home. She invites her friends to visit her there. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Friend and daughter, Lynn, of Ankara, Turkey, have arrived in Greencastle to visit Mr. and Mrs. George Friend of R. R. 2. Joe is a geologist with Mobil Expedition Mediter r a n e a n in Turkey. The Mary Martha Circle of Bethel Baptist Church met Thursday, April 28th at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Floy Heavin in Coatesville. Roll call was a verse from Bible with word service. All reports for past year were given also had election of officers. Hostess gifts were given to Floy. Refreshments were served during the Fellowship hour. Charles Zuehlke, 17, Santa Moncia, Calif., was lodged in the Putnam County jail by State Trooper John Danberry at 3:40 Wednesday afternoon. The youth was booked for public intoxication. Theta Chapter of Delta Theta Tau sorority held an additional pledging Tuesday evening for Mrs. Fred Huber. Mrs. Huber was out of town at the time of the regular pledging of the group. Theta Chapter is glad to add her name to the list. Also, the name of Mrs. John Moore was omitted from the original list of pledges in last week’s Banner.

A Motfesr and Daughter Banquet of the New Providence Baptist Church will be held Saturday, May 7th at 7 p.m. at the Cloverdale Community Building. Rev. and Mrs. Dewey Groover and daughter Gini Lea have returned from Johnson City, New York, where they were called due to the death Mrs. Groover’s father, Raymond Walizer.

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ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Joseph F. Brown, 110 ^ South Vine Street, today. May 5th. Cozetta Lear, today, May 5th.

Lynda 'Loved' By Hollywood WASHINGTON UPI—Singer Eddie Fisher has brought word to the White House that Hollywood “loves Lynda” and, he says he thinks the Johnson’s eldest daughter will marry actor George Hamilton. “They’re very much in love with each other,” Fisher told UPI. “I believe they will get married. They get along so well together. They hit it off.” Fisher, who sat at the same table with Lynda when she was a smash hit at the Academy Award presentations, was a guest at a White House diplomatic reception Wednesday night. The Johnsons greeted him warmly as he came through the receiving line where he told them of how highly regarded Lynda was in Hollywood. So far both Lynda and Hamilton have denied reports that they are engaged to be married but Lynda wears Hamilton’s ring on her wedding ring finger. Mrs. Johnson personified the White House feeling of happiness for Lynda, who has always taken a back seat to lively Luci, when she told Fisher, “she’s so gay and happy.”

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iMnagw's Vnw By Janet Staub The world may appear very dreary at times but to liven it up “humor” was spread. Most jokes after being told once usually spread like wildfire and the texts usually change with each telling, too. Way back as far as I can remember different fads in jokes have made their appearance. Morons ware favorites, for example: one moron was carrying a ladder, when asked what he was going to do with it he replied, “Well, I heard drinks were on the house.” Knock-knock jokes came and went. Then came limericks. Elephant jokes came and were around for quite a while. A favorite one was: Why do elephants paint their toenails red? So they can hide in cherry trees. Recently “batman” jokes have been going around. Maybe not just like a joke but more of^ a saying has come in now—^ would you believe. It is added to almost every conversation that teenagers hold. By the Way: Happy Mother’s

Day mothers.

Tractor Victim KNOX UPI — Earl Nerger, 65, was killed Wednesday night when his tractor overturned at his farm southwest of Knox. Authorities said Nerger was using the tractor to pull stumps from a field when the machine flipped over and crushed him beneath it.

Pot Plants

HANFORD, Calif. UPI—The new occupants of a house have learned why Marvin E. Scott periodically visited their yard to water and cultivate plants. Police said Scott, 22, started cultivating 65 marijuana plants in the yard while the house was vacant.

Loon Agreements KARACHI, Pakistan UPI — The United States and Pakistan Wednesday signed two loan agreements giving the Moslem nation $65 million, the U. S. embassy announced. One loan of $50 million will be used t o finance import commodities needed to boost Pakistan’s economy. The other $15 million will be used to build a U. S.-style 207-mile highway between the provincial capital of Lahore and the city of Multan south of Karachi.

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Cool Thieves NORWICH, England UPI — Police said some cool thieves broke into a shoe factory and stole $16.80 they found hidden in a refrigerator.

Fumes Are Fatal LAFAYETTE UPI—Authorities here ruled Wednesday Harvey A. Nantz, 52, Lafayette, died of carbon monoxide poisoning, after his body was discovered In his car at an electric company garage. State police said they believed the death was accidental. They said a fellow worker told them ha discovered the body Wednesday when he reported for work. The worker said the ignition key was turned on and the engine was dead. The garage is located on the U.S. 52 bypass at Lafayette. Nantz was pronounced dead on arrival at Home Hospital

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Phm A-Mast NEVADA TEST SITE UPI— The Atomic Energy Commission Wednesday announced plans to detonate underground Friday a large nuclear device equalling between 20,000 and 200,000 tons of TNT. An AEC spokesman said the announcement was made in advance so southern Nevada citizens would not he alarmed by the sound of the blast

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OES NOTICE Roachdale O.E.S. No. 247 will hold its Stated Meeting Monday at 8:00 p. m. Visiting members welcome.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the Circuit Court of Putnam County. Indiana. Notice Is hereby given that Malcolm K. York, was on the 15th day of April. 1066, appointed Administrator of the estate of C. Dooma Moore, deceased. All persons having claim against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same in said court within six (6) months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle. Indiana. thi» 15th day of April, 1966. Probate Cause No. Est. 86-31. Samuel M. Conner, Clerk of the Circuit Court for Putnam County, Indiana. Attorneys Lyon 6c Boyd April 10-36-May 3-3t

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LONDON UPI—Nine church bells, some weighing about 400 pounds, wore reported stolen from a storage depot.

MOOSE DANCE Saturday, May 7 10 p.m. - 1 a.m. MUSIC BY BILL GRIMES' TOP HATS Mambars and Invitad Guasts MOTHER'S DAY DANCE

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NEW YORK UPI—The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPC) indicated Wednesday contraceptive drugs can be used to control the pigeon population. An ASPCA spokesman said initial experiments carried out on two flocks of pigeons in Manhattan indicated a chemical contraceptive added to the feed of the birds cut the number of pigeon births by two-thirds. The drug used was not harmful to the adult pigeons.

Bond Sales Soar WASHINGTON UPI — Savings bond sales scored their best record in over a decade last month, the Treasury reported Wednesday. Sales of Series E and H bonds totaled $426 million — the highest for April since 1955. E bond sales were the highest for any April since 1946, the Treasury said. The public cashed in $386 million worth of savings bonds, and at the end of April $49.5 billion of savings bonds were outstanding.

—Red Purge ( Continued from Page 1) shorthand for people—Communist and otherwise—who advocate peaceful coexistence in general and a peaceful settlement in Viet Nam in particular because of the danger a nuclear war could arise from the conflict. The editorial said the new “ ‘anti - party, anti - Socialist’ group was waving ‘red flags’ to oppose the Red flag, and donning the cloak of MarxismLeninism and Mao Tsi-lung’s thinking to oppose MarxismLeninism and Mao Tse-tung’s thinking.” The fact the anti-party group used “Mao Tse-tung’s thinking to oppose . . . Mao Tse-tung’s thinking” seemed to give currency to rumors that the leader, who has not been seen in public since November might be dead or incapacitated. If Mao were to speak publicly, there would be no question of how to interpret his writing.

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SATURDAY IS LITTLE LEAGUE BOTTLE DRIVE The Greencastle Little League Parents Organization has announced their Annual Bottle Drive will be held Saturday, May 7. This money is used to help purchase baseball equipment and badly needed uniforms for these boys. Anyone wishing to donate bottles for this worthy cause, please have them ready and Little Leaguers will pick them up Saturday. If anyone should be missed, they may call OL 3-3281. Greencastle Little League appreciates your support.

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Obituaries ; Lelia A. Herman Rites Saturday : ) : Mrs. Lelia Alice Herman, ip, passed away last night at tha Ruark Nursing Home, in Fillmore, where she had been [a patient for the past two years. Prior to that time, ohe had resided in Fillmore and also Indianapolis. She was bom in Putnam County, Oct. 12, 1880, tha daughter of Charles and Lucretia Young Coshow. ^ On Aug. 27, 1899, she whs married to August M. Dale and five children were born to this union. In August, 1925, she was married to Jesse Lee Herman, who preceded her in death in 1946. The deceased was a member of the Fillmore Methodist Church and the Fillmora W.S.C.S. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Charles Smith of Fillmore; three sons, Anderson C. Dale of Oregon, Lawrence E. Dale of Oklahoma, Charles S. Dale of Arizona; 12 grandchildren; 25 great-grandchildren and other relatives. Services will be held at the Fillmore Methodist Church at 10 a. m. Saturday with burial in the Fillmore Cemetery. The body will lie in state one hour before the funeral. Friends may call at the Rector Funeral Home after 7 this evening.

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