The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 May 1966 — Page 2

TIm Dally Bannar, Oraancaafla, Indiana Thursday, May 26, 1966

Miss Marilyn Tippin and Burdette Phillips have set June 12 as the date for their wedding in Somerset Christian Church at 3 o’clock in the afternoon. Miss Tippin is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Tippin R. R. 1, Greencastle. She received her Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees from Indiana State University and is an elementary teacher for the Metropolitan School District of Lawmece Township. She graduated from Bainbridge High School.

Mrs. Woods Hostess To Club Sixteen j The May meeting was held at the home of Mrs. James Woods. Mrs. Jerry Ozment opened the meeting with the members introducing their mothers as guests, Mesdames Harry Tharp, Earl Nichols, Marvin Jones, Carlton Cunningham, Horlis Duncan, Edwina Thompson, Mrs. Gilbert Cox, Mrs. Cali Phillips, Mrs. Willis Neese, Mrs. Kenneth Bullerdick and Marian Brattain. The reports of the secretary and treasurer were read and approved. Mrs. C. J. Huller gave an informative report on, “Tetanus, for the Health,” lesson. Mrs. Ozment introduced Mrs. Dottle Buechler, who gave a very instructive and useful program on Freezing of Foods. Mrs. Ray Nichols led the group in singing the song of the month, “He Has The Whole World In His Hands.” The club was happy to have another guest, Mrs. Cleo Arnold, a County officer. The door prize was won by Mrs. Marian Brattain. Game prizes were won by Mrs. Willis Neese and Mrs. Don Wager. The June meeting will be a cook-out at the home of Mrs. Dallas Nichols.

ANNIVERSARIES

The future bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Phillips of Plainfield. He was graduated from Indiana State University. He is the Band Director at Clay City High School.

Democrat Women Hold Anniversary Party The Indiana Women’s Democratic Club held its 40th anniversary party at McCormick’s Creek State Park. A picnic luncheon was served at The Red Bud Inn, at noon for 150 members and friends. Those attending from Putnam County were: Mrs. Helen Mason, Vice Chairman; Mrs. Regina Shannon, President of the Putnam County Democratic Club; Mrs. Elsie McGuffey, Vice President; Mrs. Laura Jean Wilson, Secretary and Treasurer; Mrs. Elizabeth Mason; Mrs. Ray Fisher; Mrs. Emma Albln and Mrs. Carrie Miller, who is Treasurer of the Indiana Women’s Democratic Club. H. K. Johnson, Chairman of Owen County, welcomed the ladies and invited them back for any future meeting. Eldon Tipton, who is running for the 7th District Congressional Representative, spoke also that morning. After the luncheon, a large birthday cake was cut by two of the past Presidents, Mrs. Mae L. Fraunberg and Miss Helen M. Reidy, of Indianapolis. Mrs. John Bottorff, Mrs. Jack New, Mrs. Mark France and Mrs. John J. Dillon were called on for short remarks. Mrs. Agnes Woolery, State Vice Chairman, was the main speaker in the afternoon. The party was adjourned at 4:00, everyone having had a very good time, to meet again in the Fall. The time and place to be announced later.

Putnam Court Notes Indiana National Bank of Indianapolis vs. Leon Buis et al, affidavit for proceeding supplementary. William McClellan is attorney for the plaintiff.

In Memory

Birthday Mrs. Catherine Leslie, 509 Elm Street, 77 years old today. May 26th. Kathy Mae Burton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Burton, 12 Sunset Drive, 11 years today. Mrs. Margaret Burton, 12 Sunset Drive, today, May 26th.

746 /More Yanks Killed In Viet SAIGON UPI — American troops In Viet Nam lost 146 killed and 820 wounded in action the week ending May 21, U.S. officials announced today. It was the costliest week since last November’s bloody battle in the la Drang Valley. A U.S. Amy spokesman said 1,235 Viet Cong soldiers were killed during the week for a kill ratio of 8.4 to 1. South Vietnamese and other allied losses were not announced but it was pointed out the Americans carried out three huge brigadesized operations during the week. Attorney Raps Police Methods MARION, UPI —A court-ap-pointed attorney today criticized methods used by police in obtaining a statement from Mrs. Edith Schmidt, 27, who faces first-degree murder charges in connection with the dismemberment slaying of her husband. Patrick N. Ryan, who was appointed by Grant County Circuit Judge Manuel Guerrero to defend Mrs. Schmidt, also «eid she was in Richmond State Hospital, a mental institution, for about a month last year on commitment by her husband. “The police investigation was conducted in total disregard for her constitutional rights,” Ryan said. “They had no right to treat her like they have, especially since she has been in a mental institution.”

In memory of Glen Clark who passed away May 27, 1965. Where he sat and talked with us There’s just an empty chair And silence now of evening Seems more than we can bear. Though we knew that some day There would be that empty chair Yet we could never picture Home without him there. We never fully realized How deeply one can care Until we stood alone one night Beside his empty chair. Sadly missed by Wife and family.

“They questioned the poor woman for two or three days without letting up,” he said. Local police officers were scheduled to arrive in Arkansas today to question the man Mrs. Schmidt accused of killing her husband. A county grand jury will get the case Friday.

If your cakes get a hump in the middle It may be that they were overmixed or that the oven was too hot during the first baking period.

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Personal And Local News Bro. Charles McGhee will preach at the Long Branch Church of Christ Sunday, May 29, 11 a.m. Mrs. Maude Snider is now living at the Sunset Manor Nursing Home and would be happy to have her friends visit her. Students may pick up their stock purchases from the recent Jaycee Stock Program on Saturday, May 28, at the Central National Bank from 9:00 a. m. to 11:00 a. m. City firemen were called to 712 South College Avenue at 4:20 Wednesday afternoon. They reported that an automobile owned by Harvey Spacheen backfired resulting in some damage. Missionary Jack Arthur and family are conducting services and showing pictures of their work at the New Maysville Baptist Church Wednesday, June 1, at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend. In the cutlines under the Fathers Auxiliary officers of the VFW appearing in Wednesday’s Banner, the name should have been Elmer Cox instead of W. O. Mathews. Mr. Mathews is a member of Post 1550. Dr. John P. Bowden, of Frederick, Maryland was a weekend guest of his parents, Rev. and Mrs. John Bowden, at the Greencastle Christian Home, with his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Baughman and son, John, of Greencastle being Sunday dinner guests. There will be a pitch-in dinner at the Reelsville Community Fire Station on Sunday, May 29, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jones, who are here visiting from Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada. All friends and relatives are invited to bring food and have dinner or come later and visit.

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—Burn Library (Continued from Page 1) lized in bombing attacks in Cholon, Saigon’s Chinatown, often working through Chinese agents. The terrorists may have been responsible for the dynamiting of the Victoria, Metropole and Brink hotels, which had been converted into quarters for U.S. officers.

Masonic Notice Called meeting Cloverdale Lodge No. 132, F.&A.M. Friday, May 27th, 7:30. Fellowcraft degree. Visitors welcome. Larry Hughes, W.M.

In Memory In loving memory of Clifford Baird, who passed to the Great Beyond, on May 27, 1958. Wonderful memories woven in gold. This is a picture we tenderly hold Deep in our hearts, your memory is kept. To love, cherish and never forget. The Family

Obituaries Olive Johnston Funeral Friday Funeral services for Mrs. Olive Johnston, 72, will be held Friday, 2:00 p. m. at the Whitaker Funeral Home in this city. Rev. Maxwell Webb will officiate. Interment will be in Forest Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Johnston passed away Tuesday evening in Evansville. She was bom November 16, 1893, in Harrodsburg, the daughter of Andrew Jackson and Martha Belle Skimmerhom. Stulti Rites At Cambridge City James R. Stultz, 89 years, died Wednesday at the Veterans Hospital in Dayton. He was born in Fincastle and was a Spanish-American War veteran. He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Blanche Darnell, Bainbridge. Funeral services will be in Cambridge City on Friday afternoon.

County Hospital Dismissed Wednesday: Gertrude White, Cloverdale Emma VanWinkle, Cloverdale Betty Farrow, Roachdale Edythe Mathey, Spencer Hattie Kindel, Spencer Robert Kelly, Greencastle Linda Roach, Greencastle Roscoe Skimmerhom, Greencastle Marga Voltmer, Greencastle Harlan Rissler, Greencastle Births: Mr. and Mrs. Larry Miller, Bainbridge, a girl, today. 5 State Troopers Get Promotions INDIANAPOLIS UPI—Promotions of five men in the Indiana State Police Department effective June 1 were announced today. Communications Tech. Raymond L. DeWitt, Indianapolis, will advance to communications engineer at general headquarters here. Trooper Vernis N. Purcell, Greenwood, will be advanced to sergeant and transferred from Seymour district to general headquarters. Trooper Herschel O. Harper, Syracuse, will be promoted to detective sergeant in the Ligonier district. Trooper Richard D. Wires, LeGrange, will be promoted to sergeant and transferred from Ligonier district to LaGrange post on the toll road. Trooper Bennie E. Kiburis, Rosedale, will be advanced to sergeant at the Terre Haute post.

Drs. R. L. & L. W. Veach ON VACATION May 29 thru July 10 Office Closed June 12 thru July 10

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A local Toenagor's View By Janet Staub It Is just another fact of life that human beings have to put up with and that is the situation of "everyday frustrations.” Everyday frustrations can be traced to when a person gets up in the morning. Can’t find the bathrobe or slippers, or even when the paperboy missed a little bit and the paper is on the roof. Well it’s the day of an important appointment — whoops, there goes the ole shoestring. Just as you are ready to leave (that is if you are a female) your slip begins to creep down or a runner develops in that brand new pair of hose. Ah ha, a seat on the bus—oh no, some small child is sitting there—oh well, standing up may get you to improve your posture. So now that the everyday frustrated person is at work he finds out that it is a holiday! After shopping and buying a rather large or small parcel and fighting with it all the way home you unpack it. Exam it. Now comes the real fight to get it back into the box in which it came. The most common of everyday frustrations perhaps is the lost small item. But one logical conclusion can be reached. The object is always found in the last place you look for it That is because after you have found it why bother to search for it any longer. By the way: Congratulations to all Seniors who are graduating this year.

NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE PUTNAM COUNTY BOARD OF REVIEW The Board of Review of Putnam County will meet in the Commissioners Room in Greencastle, Indiana, on Monday. June 6, IMS. at nine o’clock, for thirty days to consider assessments of personal property In Putnam County for 1960 payable In 1M7. Members of the Board wiU be Frank Sutherlln, County Assessor, Eston Cooper. County Auditor. Roland Lane, County Treasurer. Also Harry Wells and Estil Meeks, appointed by the Hon. Francis N. Hamilton, Judea of the Putnam County Circuit Court. Eston C. Cooper, Auditor May 26-lt

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Miss Brothers Hostess At Dinner Party Miss Opal Brothers was hostess to a dinner party Sunday noon at the Greencastle Christian Home in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Maxwell James Webb who will leave in June for two months service in northern Japan under the direction of Kyodan, the United Church of Japan. Guests also included Martha, Jeff and Lori Webb, Mr. and Mrs. John Whitaker, Mrs. Jane Hays, Mrs. May Hammond, Dr. and Mrs. Frank G. Helme. Mrs. Earl Neumann made a special cake for the occasion iced in white with green and pink decorations, inscribed “Best Wishes to the Webbs.”

Epsilon Sigma Alpha Members Attend State Convention Members of Greencastle Epsilon Psi Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha International Sorority attended the 24th Annual Indiana State Convention May 20, 21, and 22 at Muncie. They were among the threehundred ladies representing seventy-four E.S.A. Chapters in Indiana who attended this con-

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Mrs. Gene Compton of the Greencastle Chapter was elected State President at this meeting and will serve as leader of the Indiana State Council of E.S.A. for the coming year. Mrs. Bob Hamontre Was

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Other members attending this meeting besides those above mentioned were: Mary Anne Trail, Barbara Bridges, Janice Barnett, Lana Beck, Flo Ann Morrison, Catherine Long, Ruth Hartman, and Anne Hazlett. A musical production including songs and dances were presented Friday evening by all Greencastle members. An educational skit was also given by these girls during the workshop session Saturday afternoon on the

Importance and value of philanthropic projects. 1 The Greencastle Chapter Of E.S.A. will be hostess to the 1967 Indiana State Convention to be held in Indianapolis, and will be responsible for planning and carrying out all events. The members of E.S.A. have just completed their AnniBirthday Calendar drive for funds to send crippled children to Camp Riley, and wish to thank all who contributed to this worth-while project. MOOSE DANCE SATURDAY NKHT May 281k Music By “The Cut Outs” 10 P.M. to 1 A.M. Members and invited guests

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