The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 May 1966 — Page 2
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THE DAILY BANNER and Herald Consolidated "It Wavaa Far All" Businas* Phonas: OL 3-5151 — OL 3-5152 Elizabath Raridan Estata, Publishar SaUialMa ■vary awif Mcopt SwSay mmd baMaya. KatoraJ In tha Past Offiea at GraancosHa, Indiana, as Mcand doss mail mottat undar Act af March 7, 1S7S. Un'rtad Praas lirtaniaHaaal Imm wira wndca Member Inland Daily Praia Assodationj Haaiief State Praas Auadotian. Al wnsaldtad ortidea, manunripts, lattars and piduraa sent On Tha Daily San nor ora rant al ownar'a risk, and Tha Dolly loaner rapudintes any liability or raipansMiSty far their aafa giatedy as raturn. Subscription Prices of Tha Doily Sannar effective Marsh 14, !MA> In Put* nom County—1 year $10.00—6 months SSJO—8 months $3Mh Indiana other than Putnam County—1 year $1240—6 months $7.00-3 months $440; Outside Indana—1 year $1640—6 months $P40—3 months $640. Sy Carrier 40c par week, single copy 10a Ail Moil subscriptions poyonio in advaneo.
Obituaries Mrs. Thompson's Rites Thursday Mrs. Sarah F. Thompson, 80, a former resident of Parke County and well known in the Lena Community, died Tuesday at Mishawaka, where she had been making her home with a daughter, Mrs. Clarinda Martin. Survivors besides Mrs. Martin, are another daughter, Mrs. Iona Jones, also of Mishawaka; two sons, Willard X. Thompson of Brasil, R. 3, and John R. Thompson of Elkhart; thirteen grandchildren and several great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 11:00 a. m. at the Miliar 6c Sons Funeral Hone in Brazil. Burial will be in Rose Lawn Manorial Park at Terre Haute. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime. Mrs. Delia Gay Died Tuesday Mrs. Della Guy, $8, Martinavilla, passed away in the Putnam County Hospital Tuesday where As had been admitted Monday. According to hospital records, next of kin is a son. Gall Guy. The body was taken to the Cure A Hensley Funeral Home in Martinsville.
Putnam Court Notes Blue Water Yacht Salas vs. William Norris, complaint on account. James M. Houck is attorney for the plaintifff. Evelyn Kay Grimes vs Winifred Dl Grimes, suit for divorce. Rexell A. Boyd is attorney for the plaintiff.
FINNS ARE HOSTS NEW YORK UPI — Finland will play host to two international conventions this summer. Meeting in Helsinki in August will be the International Law Association. Lahti, a Finnish city in the center of the lake country is the site for a meeting of the International Federation of Translators.
Meetiag Held By Planning Board 'It’s like duck hunting — you must shoot ahead of the duck if you expect to hit him. After several years of sitting on the Planning Commission, I feel we must lead the way — make projections to build for ths future.” These remarks were made by John Boyd at the City Planning Commission meeting last night. A very rewarding meeting with 7 members, David Rogier of Schellie Associates, Holland Mross at 701 Program, and representatives of the League of Women Voters present was held. Norman Knights reviewed Ideas expressed at the last meeting with civic leaders. A letter from the League telling of the areas they wished emphasized was read. Those areas were transportation, annexation, imprqvemsnts in business district end community facilities including fire safety. The Scope of Services developed by Shellie Associates was then gene ova: carefully to determine If it covered the needs at this community. Students Riot At Terre Haute TERRE HAUTE UPI — Indiana State University students swarmed through downtown Terre Haute Tuesday night, causing minor damage to stores sad peliee cars. At least two police ears were damaged when students pelted officers with rocks and debris as they tried to halt the demon■tration. Some store windows were breksn. The demonstration, for no apparent reason, broke out shortly before midnight when several hundred men students marched to the business district from the downtown campus. During the demonstration, students turned in three false fire alarms, bringing firefighting equipment rushing into the business district. As police attempted to disperse the students they were greeted with rocks and debris and one university guard wo struck In the leg with a rock. He wo not hurt seriously.
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Personal And Local News The Needlecraft Club will meet Friday at 2 p.m. with Mrs. L. W. VanCleave. Coterie will meet with Mrs. Russell Thomas on Friday evening, May 20th at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Edward C. Hamilton returned May 17 from a visit with her children in New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Dorwin Duncan and two older sons went to St. Louis the past weekend where they attended two ball games. Father Auxiliary No. 1 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet this evening at the Gen. Jesse M. Lee Post 1550 Home. Sweaters expertly cleaned and carefully stored until next falL Pay only the cleaning charge Old Reliable White Cleaners. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Blue of Terre Haute are here today to attend Miss Pearl O’Hair’s sale and to visit his mother, Mrs. Octavia Blue. World War I Barracks No. 1994 Auxiliary Ladies rendered their services to the Veterans Hospital in Indianapolis Friday, May 13th. Those who volunteered for this month were Belle Lesley, Dorothy Rice, Ona O’Conner and Nelle Allen. Bainbridge Christian Church Vacation Bible School will be held June 6-10, in the mornings only. Call Mrs. Gerald Doolin, 522-3200 if you wish to preregister or if you know of someone who will need transportation. Billy Leonard of DesPlaines, DL, was a weekend guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Leonard of Fillmore. Other guests of the Leonards on Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. George Partner of New Ross and Mrs. Nellie Suits and children of near Fairland.
Mr. and Mrs. Damon Modlin spent Saturday at Hanover College for the Family Day activities and had dinner with their son, Steve, at the Beta House.
Entertains Guests From England Mrs. Ora Eggers, 502 West Walnut Street, has as her guests. Miss Angelia Hodder and Miss Doris Hodder, both of Dorset, England. Doris is a sister of Mrs. Eggers. They plan to return home Sunday after a two weeks visit here.
County Hospital Dismissed Tuesday: Vicki Broadstreet, Stilesville Katherine Ford, Cloverdale Janice Chaney, Greencastle George Stultz, Greencastle Steven Burk, Greencastle. Births: Mr. and Mrs. John Aker, Greencastle, a girl, Tuesday.
Mrs. Effie Hash, Speedway, Ind., wishes to announce the approaching marriage of her daughter, Wanda L. Hash, to Stanley R. Sutton. Mr. Sutton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Estel Sutton of 324 Greenwood Ave. The wedding date is May 28, at 2:30 at the Methodist Church in Putnamville. No invitations are being issued. Friends and relatives are welcome.
Gobin Church Guilds Will Meet Thursday The various Guilds of the Woman’s Society of Christian Service of Gobin will meet Thursday, May 19, of this week as follows: ALDERSGATE at 1:30 P.M. with Mrs. Claude McClure. CoHostess will be Mrs. W. A. Shelly; Devotions will be given by Mrs. Kenneth Wagoner; and Dr. McClure will present the program entitled ‘‘The Church Merger.” ASBURY at 8:00 P. M. with Mrs. Charles Walgamuth. CoHostess will be Mrs. Pat Aikman; Devotions will be given by Mrs. Dale Shoup; and Mrs. Walgamuth will have the program entitled “Summary.” BETHEL at 8:00 P.M. with Mrs. Gerald Nevins. Co- Hostess will be Mrs. Norman Jones, and Dr. Jones will give the program on “Understanding College Students.” EPWORTH at 2:30 P.M. with Mrs. Granville Thompson. It will be an afternoon of fellowship and a White Elephant Sale will be conducted. McKENDREE at 9:30 A.M. with Mrs. Robert Schisler. Devotions will be given by Mrs. George Messinger, and Mrs. Marcia Huckleberry will lead the discussion on “Summary.” OXFORD at 9:30 A.M. with Mrs. Glenn Lyon. Co-Hostess will be Mrs. Herald Ross; Mrs. Robert Williams will give the Devotions; Mrs. James Houck will present the program on “Friends of Children.”
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W1U Be Hoaorod R. B. Conrad, manager at the G. C. Murphy Company store on Washington Street announced that Mrs. Russel King has completed 15 years service and is now eligible for membership in the G. C. Murphy Company Veterans’ Club. Mrs. King will be inducted into tha dub at the 26th annual reunion of veteran employees of the Murphy Company Monday, May 28 at Pittsburgh’s Penn-Sheraton Ho-
tel.
Other local Murphy store employees with more than 15 years service who do not attend the reunion will receive a share of G. C. Murphy stock. They are: Mr. R. B. Conrad, Miss Sara Jane Chew, Mrs. Raymond Mil-
ler.
The G. C. Murphy Company Veterans Club, which was organized in 1940, now has 2,490 members representing 50,750 years service.
Local Women To New Albany Meeting State Council of the League of Women Voters of Indiana will meet May 18-19 at New Albany. Attending from the Greencastle League will be Mesdames Clifton Phillips, John Ricketts, and J. P. Allen. This year the Leagues of Indiana have begun a study of the Indiana Judicial System. Highlight of the Wednesday luncheon will be a talk by Glenn R. Winters, Executive Director of the American Judicature Society. Following a panel of experts will give their reactions to his comments In the light of their own experience with the Indiana judicial system and any proposals they have for
its revision.
ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Anne Irene Fisher, Fillmore, today. May 18th.
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| RCA Employees Attend Seminar Marilyn Shaughnessy, Nancy Hutchison, and Mary H. Heath from the Greencastle Production Credit Association office attended the Indiana Girts Seminar at the Holiday Inn South, Indianapolis, May 12 and 18. The seminar was held to acquaint tha more than 100
bookkeepers and field office
secretaries with the new legal, credit, public relations and operation procedure changes. The program was conducted
jointly by Production Credit employees and officers, and
employees of the Federal Inter-
mediate Credit Bank of Louisville. There are ten Production Credit Associations in the State
of Indiana and, in addition to these ten “central” offices, there are seventy branch or
field offices across the state.
The Louisville bank serves as
an intermediate source of credit between the money markets of
the country and some 100,000 farmer-members located in the four States Of Ohio, Indiana^ Kentucky and Tennessee. In 1965 more than $530 million dollars disbursed in the
four states. Of this total
amount more than $150 million went to Indiana fanners in short and intermediate term loans. Loans are made for terms of from one to seven years.
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Hasty Departure ROSYTH, Scotland UPI — Navy Lt. John Baker, in the excitement of being called out on his first job as a mine disposal expert, left in such haste he forgot to lock up classified documents in his cabin. He received an official reprimand upon pleading guilty to the security breach at a court martial Tuesday.
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