The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 June 1966 — Page 2

S The DaHy Baniwr, OrMntastl*, Indiana Friday, Juna 17, 1966 THE DAILY BANNER and Herald Consolidated "It Wavas For All" Businoss Phonos: OL 3-5151 — OL 3-5152 Elizaboth Raridon Estato, Publishor PwMithad •vary •v«nin« axcayt Sunrfay •nS h»M«ym. Entar*^ in Mw Past Office at GraanemtU, Indiana, m aacand daai mad matter under Act af March 7, 1070. United Prew Intematianal lease wire service; Memhsr Inland Dady Pram Assadatian; Heasier State Pram Assawatian. Ad ansalidtad artidae, manascriyts, letters and pidaree sent la The Daily t are sent at earner's risk, and Ihe Daily Banner rspadiatss any liehdity ar responsibility far their safe castady ar return. Sabscriptien Prices af The Daily Banner effective March 14, 19M: In Putnam Caunty—I year $10.00—4 mentfis $5.50—3 rnanthe $3.00; Indiana ether than Putnam Ceunty-1 year $12.00-4 rnanthe $7.00-3 manths $4.00; Oustda Indiana—I year $14.00—4 manths $0.00—3 manths $4.00. By Carrier 40c par weak, single cepy 10c. Ad Mad subscriptians payable in advance.

OBITUARIES Ohio Rites For Barbara Creamer Services for Barbara Cleo Creamer, 58, Orient, Ohio, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the Snyder Funeral Home in Mt Sterling, Ohio, with burial In Pleasant Cemetery near Mt. Sterling. The deceased was born In Greencastle and was the daughter of the late Frank and Emma Jana Cook. She is survived by a son, Kenneth, Marysville, O.; a sister, Irene Reed, Reelsville, Route 1; a half-brother, Guy Tilley, Greencastle; four grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the funeral home this evening. Roachdale Man Dies Suddenly John Linley Hanna, 48, died suddenly at 1:16 p. m. Thursday while at work at Wilson Bros. Greenhouse In Raoooon. Mr. Hanna was bora July SO, 1*17 In Roachdale, a atm of Charles and Hina Xinley Hanna. Ho never was married. A member ct the Roachdale Presbyterian Church, he was a Veteran of World War II and a member of the Roachdale VFW. Surviving are his mother; two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Edwards of Indianapolis and Mrs. Betty Wilson of Roachdale; two brothers, Franklin of Naples, Fla. and James of Dearborn, M3dL, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2:00 p. m. at the Perkins Funeral Home. Interment will be in Brick Chapel Cemetery. Friends may call after 4:00 p.m. Saturday.

Strange Sightings ELWOOD CITY, Pa. UPI — Police were swamped with telephone calls Thursday night about mysterious flashes of light in the sky. The worried callers were put at ease when police investigated and found that several teenagers had floated 15 balloons into the sky filled with natural gas and attached to lighted railroad flares. The flares ignited the gas causing the balloons to burst in white flashes. Police said the explosions were sighted about twe miles away.

Good Loser-Almost SACRAMENTO, Calif. UPI— State Sen. John Begovich believes in letting bygones be bygones, almost Begovich last week lost a fierce Democratic primary battle to Sen. Stephen Teale in the newly reapportioned district covering most of northern California’s mountain country. Begovich offered congratulations on the floor Thursday on Teale’s 50th birthday, then broke up! the upper House when he added: “I’m sorry that he lived so long.”

STAG MOOSE LODGE Friday June 17 Members & Guests Women Upstairs FREE EATS Benefit 4th of July Picnic for Moose Children

Day Comp Held At fern Cliff The Girt Scouts of Putnam County ended a week of Day Camping with each unit entertaining at a Campfire program last Friday evening. Two hundred and forty-two girls enjoyed a week of hiking, nature study, camp craft, dancing, singing and cooking. The girls made name tags, named their unit, decorated a flag to be posted by their camp site and helped plan menus, gathered wood and cleaned up. Each unit had a color and the girls wore head bands, bows, scarfs or badges made by the adults. Several senior Scouts worked as program aides. There were two or three adult counselors with the fifteen units and a nursery for the younger children was cared for by a Cadette troop. Mrs. James Shepherd and Mrs. Leo Proctor were directors. Mrs. Wm. Cook, grocery shopper, Mrs. Robert Weiss, craft director and Mrs. Robert Jackson, registrar. Day Camp was a success this year and the thanks goes to the adult counselors who gave a week of their time helping these girls enjoy the out-of-doors. Sees Deem la Drug Busiaass SAN FRANCISCO UPI—The Nation’s most outspoken defender of the virtues of LSD has called on Che government to get ready for a boom in the use of the hallucinatory drug. Dr. Timothy Leary, a former Harvard professor, said that two million doses will be introduced into California alone this month. He said millions of persons will soon be using LSD “on their own,” something of which Leary Is critical. Leary, who says he has gone on 311 LSD “trips” himself, told a conference on Psychedelic drugs that “the best students in the best universities” are the leading users of LSD. He said highest consumption per capita was at Harvard. The way to lessen the potential dangers of LSD, he suggested, is to evolve some governmental system of licensing persons who wish to take it in their homes.

In Memoiy In loving memory of my Dad, Kenneth E. Terry, on Father’s Day. Loves may come and loves may go. But no greater love will our hearts know. No greater loss will we ever have, Like the heartbreaking one when we lost our Dad. Daughter, Betty and family.

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Local News Brother Clyde Simpson will preach at the Long Branch Church of Christ, Sunday, June 19, 11 a.m. Bethel Baptist Church will present their daily Vacation Bible School closing program, Sunday, June 19, at 7:30 p. m. Parents and friends are invited to attend. James Riggs, son of Dean and Mrs. Lawrence Riggs, has joined the staff of WXTA-FM, local radio station, as an announcer. Riggs will be a senior at Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, Iowa, this fall. Daily Vacation Bible School will be held at the Fillmore Methodist Church, June 20 to 24th from 9:15 until 11:30 a.m. Please register as soon as possible with Mrs. Mort Thomas, Fillmore 246-6157. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Allen will be vacationing in northern Wisconsin the next two weeks. They will be accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Louden of Muncie. The Loudens were former Greencastle residents. Frank Edward Donner has been elected a vice-president and trust officer of the Merchants National Bank and Trust Company in Indianapolis. Mr. Donner is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur S. Donner of this city. . Antioch Missionary Baptist Church will hold a series of meetings June 20 to 26. Bro. Richard Kammerman of Wichita, Kansas will be guest speaker. Everyone is invited to attend these meetings each evening at 7:00. Sunday June 26 times are 10:00 a. m. and 7:00 p. m.

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Stevens and children, Jennifer, John Jr. and Jeffrey, attended the June 12th wedding of Randall Blye and Judith Runyon in New Market, where John Jr. served as ring-bearer for his cousin, Randall Blye. Also attending from Greencastle were Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Boatright, grandparents of the groom. Attending from Roachdale were Mrs. George Templeman and daughter, Shirley Templeman. Marine Sergeant Gerald Eugene Slavens, son of Mrs. Mae Slavens of Greencastle has gone back to Camp LeJuene, North Carolina after being home on emergency leave for the funeral of his grandfather, Robert J. Cook of Jordan Village. Sergeant Slavens joined the Marines in 1962. He served fourteen months overseas, ten of them in Viet Nam. He is a 1962 graduate of Reelsville High School.

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Putnam Court Notes Duffie Hughes vs. Kenneth Eitel, C. L. Grimes, Dwight Liston, and Warren Harlan, members of the Park Board of the City of Greencastle; the City of Greencastle, and Everett Moore, complaint for damages. James M. Houck is attorney for the plaintiff. Bryon Dow vs. Helen M. Dow, affidavit for restraining or-

der.

Gloria Harper Cram vs. James Edward Cram, complaint for support.

PUTNAM COUNTY PLAYHOUSE PEESENTS "The Wizard of Oz" Junt 16, 18 — 8:00 p.m. Junn 17 (Matin##) 2 p.m. 1 Sp«Dch Hall — DaPauw Admission: .75 and $1.25 Tickats availabla at GOAN'S PHARMACY and PREVO'S STORE

(Continued from Page 1) no of blazing oil and naphtha as crewmen from both vessels plunged overboard and tried—some vainly—to reach shore. Coast Guard, police Navy and private boats and helicopters raced to the disaster scene to take on survivors. Debris, yellow life jackets and bodies floated about the flaming crash scene. One eyewitness Bayonne Police Director Hugh Grennman, said, “it looked like D-Day.” Acrid black smoke belched from the Alva Cape as a dozen fireboats poured foam on the stricken ship. The tugboat Harriet Moran, one of the rescue vessels, darted into the center of the Inferno to successfully pull the Texaco Massachusetts from the blazing Alva Cape. The Texaco ship, bound for Port Arthur, Tex., after unloading * gasoline, was badly scorched but did not bum, a spokesman reported. “We took a chance . . . we were fortunate enough to succeed,” said the Harriet Moran’s skipper, Capt. John Cray.

Lengthy Problem DENVER UPI—One of the largest legal exhibits in Denver Courthouse history posed a problem—how to get it into the courtroom. The evidence is a 17-foot telephone pole which was snapped in half by a low-flying airplane. Attorney Stuart Gunckel said the jury probably would be taken out into the hall to view the evidence. “We could carry it into the courtroom, but we decided this would be easier,” he said.

BROADER BASE GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. UPI —Americans are getting broader. Stadium chairs used to be made at a standard width of 16 inches. Today the comfortable width has increased to 22 inches, reports the American Seating Co.

COMMISSIONERS’ CLAIMS Th« Putnam County Board of Commissioners will meet In regular session on Monday. June 20. 1866, at 9:30 a. m. legal time, la the Courthouse, Greencastle. Indiana, to consider the following claims:

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Rosemary Davis, Salary Floyd L. Allen James C. Boiler Robert Boiler Dean Branham Woodson Buttery Olyn Campbell DeWayne Costin Chester Davis .A Ralph Delp Clemen Douglas Paul Hassler Vernie Larkin Jesse McGuire Richard L. Malayer .... Don Mancus Julian Petro Frank Nelson Woodrow Poynter Clayton Sutton George Talbott Kenneth Broadstreet ... Thompson Allen Noble Austin Everett Cornett Elmer R. Cox William Griffin Jack L. Eyler PhlUip R. Eyler Harold Goodman Buryi Guy William C. Irwin Harry Miller Robert D. Newgent Clifford Poynter John Reynolds Roy Weller Von York James Lloyd Warren .. Clarence B. Bonifacius Joe Spencer

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157.25 148.00 133.20 13.320 158.40 159.60 127.65 153.00 144.00 158.40 145.80 122.40 136.00 150.45 136.00 136.00 107.10 128.00 136.00 137.70 136.00 108.80 136.00 136.00 117.60 156.40 136.00 102.40 28.80

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O.E J. Notice Stated meeting of Bafhbridge Chapter No. 440 O. E. S. Monday June 20th at 7:30 p. m. Members please bring cookies. Vera Dearinger, W. M.

Meeting Held By Baptist Group The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met Juno 14 at 7:30 at the church. The mooting opened with the introduction of two new ladies, Mrs. Wilma Shinn and Mrs. Betty Repp. Rev. Stanley Nicol presented the program. The Beginning of American Baptist Missions. Regular business meeting was conducted by the president, Mrs. Flossie Rowings. Devotions were given by Mrs. Mayme Leslie. Delegates from the church attending the Summer Conference of Indiana Baptist Women at Franklin College are Mmes. Hazel Scroggin, Mayme Leslie, Maybelle Rice, Flossie Rowings. The next meeting of the Church World Service sewing group will be Monday, June 20 at 1:00-3:00 at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church. Mrs. Louise Sallust led the Love Gift entitled "Our Daily Blessings.” Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess and cohostess, Mrs. Hazel Hill and Mrs. Mickie Nicol respectively. The next meeting will be a pitchin supper on July 12 at 6:30 with Mrs. Maybelle Rice and Mrs. Louise Pershing assisting.

Local Women Attend Club Convention The General Federation of Clubs held their meeting in the Conrad Hilton Hotel in Chicago June 7th to 10th. Those attending from Greencastle were Mrs. Truman Yuncker, Miss Carrie Pierce and Mrs. Grafton Longden Jr. Indiana won first place for Office Closed Permanently July 1st Pl#a$# mak# arrangaments for rtcords. Dr. James Stephens

having the most new clubs. The state also took second place honors in the Art contests which were sponsored by the Hallmark people, and the General Federation of Clubs members contest. There were over 2,500 ladies registered at the meeting.

News Of Boys CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. —Marine Private William Lee Danhour, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Danhour of Route 1, Reelsville, lnd., has completed individual combat training here.

Marine P.F.C. Walter L. Fisher arrived in San Diego April 25 aboard the USS Gordon, from a 13 months overseas duty, over 11 months of this time was served in and around Da Nang, South Viet Nam. His overseas training was at Okinawa, Japan and the Philippines, aboard the LPH-8 Valley Forge, where he instructed in the 106 mm Recoilless Rifle School. After his return to the States he was hospitalized for six weeks with hepatitis at the U.S. Naval Hospital, Camp Pendleton, Calif. He is a graduate of Stilesville High School and enlisted for four years in the Marine Corps in 1963. He is married to the former Anne Hunter, Fillmore, After a 30 day leave at his home in Fillmore they will make their home in North Carolina where he has been assigned to Camp LeJeune for his remaining year in service.

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Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Romalia, of Greencastle, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Joyce Ann, to Albert F. Coffman. Mr. Coffman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Coffman of Roachdale. The wedding will take place at 7:00 p.m. June 24th, at St. Paul’s Catholic Church. A reception will follow in the home of the bride’s parents. Friends and relatives are cordially invited.

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County Hosoital Dismissed Thursday: Bruce Evans, Spencer Robert Mugridge, Mt. Clemons, Michigan Mrs. Kenneth Snyder and daughter, Gosport * Mrs. Donald Beaman and son, Filmore Retta O’Neal, Cloverdale Ethel Hurt, Cloverdale Alvalene Shrader, Greencastle Elvin Wheeler, Greencastle Cecil Knauer, Greencastle Kenneth Shierry, Greencastle Twila Dorsett, Greencastle

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