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l.ktB fr»» tk* files cl The Banner—Friday, Jnl, U, 1»1S A friend is someone who likes the same people you do. „ * * “Proud fathers and mothers were given a chance of seeing their own babies gain publicity when their pictures were thrown on the screen at the Lyric Theatre at the Baby Picture Show—Greencastle.” * * * “Sunday, while driving to the Eel River in C. M. Dorsett’s touring car, Mrs. C. M. Dorsett was thrown against the top of the machine and had a bone in her nose broken. Mr. Dorsett was running the car at a modern speed when he ran upon a sharp hump in the road. Mrs. Dorsett accidentally hit a bow in the top when she was bounced out of her seat. * • • “A horse show was the feature on the Fourth of July when Cambridge had its celebration. It was the only county town to celebrate the day. A splendid lot of horses was on exhibition and a large crowd was in town to make the event a most successful one. Other attractions were a Jesse James show and lots of fireworks, with the Bainbridge band furnishing music for the events.” • * • “The first threshing machine of the season to be seen in Greencastle passed through the square this morning. Hie outfit, owned and operated by Leon Austin, who lives on the Bicknell farm south of town, was on its way to the Andrew Black farm, west of town, where threshing of wheat was begun.” • • • While glancing through the old files I saw a headline that read: “Mule Commits Suicide.” The story went on to say the animal ran into a motor machine (car) at a rapid speed and was killed. 8 * * “The ‘Drys* fired their first gun in the liquor campaign Wednesday evening when they pledged $400 in less than fifteen minutes at their meeting held in the city library for the purposes of organization. The aim of the organization being to raise $1,000 which they will use in fighting the re-entrance •f the saloon into Greencastle.”

The following is an advertisement which appeared the World _ my litUe girl had dysentery very bad. 1 thought she would die. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy cured her, and I can truthfully say that I think it is the best medicine in the world,' writes Mrs. William Orvis, Clare, Michigan.” 1 think we need more of the medicine today. * • * We think the weather is hot here (which it is) — read what happened in June, 1913. “With the close of June, one of the hottest months since records have been kept of monthly temperatures, came to an end. There being more days in last month in which the temperature reached 90 degrees or more, on the 29th the hottest June day in the history of the weather bureau was recorded.” • * * If anyone has a record of a more unusual fire, please inform us at the Banner. We would enjoy printing it. “The most unusual cause of fire that has yet been reported to the state fire marshall at Indianapolis came from a deputy at Ingalls, Indiana. The fire reported was that of a barn belonging to Davy Thomas and the cause was given as ‘Boy with matches trying to fry a frog.’ The barn and contents were destroyed and it it presumed, although the report is not specific on that point, that the frog was thoroughly cooked.”

Personal And ' Local News The Current Book Club will meet Monday at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Lynn Brown. Called meeting of Cloverdale Lodge No. 132 M. M. degree 7 JO p. m. Visitors welcome. There will not be a Driver’s Examiner at the local Auto License office on Tuesday, July 19th. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bitzer and family have returned to their home in Scopia, N. Y., after a two week’s visit with parents and friends in Greencastle. Harold Barnes, 41, Crawfordsville, was arrested by City Officer Bill Masten at 1:55 this morning at Indiana and Franklin Streets. Barnes was charged with disorderly conduct at the Putnam County jail. Word has been received that 1st Lt. and Mrs. David Gooch of Loring AFB, Maine, are the parents of a son, Steven Edward, born Wednesday. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gooch of this city. The annual Mark and Mae Woodworth family reunion was held at Robe Ann Park in Greencastle, Sunday, July 10th. There were seventy in attendance. A pitch-in dinner was served and a very pleasant day enjoyed by all regardless of the heat.

Closed for a combined vacation and reinstallation of more modem methods and equipment. Coin-op laundry and do it yourself dry cleaning open as usual. White Cleaners.

In Memory In memory of Elmer E. Stanger, who passed away, July 16th, 1951. Mrs. Emma Albin Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stauch and Douglas.

Two Sentenced STUTTGART, Germany UPI —Two former SS officers were sentenced to life imprisqnment today for the mass murder of Jews at Tamopol in eastern Galacia during World War IL Five other defendants received prison terms ranging from 2% to 10 years each for complicity in the murder of Jews. Three others were acquitted.

4-H CLUB NEWS The Greencastle Boys 4-H meeting was held July 12, 1966 at 1:00 P.M. in room 201 at the Senior High Building. The 4-H pledge to the Flag was given. Mr. Akers gave a talk about the Fair and gave information about staying overnight at the Fairgrounds. A film was shown on how to handle the unexpected when it happens. Meeting was dismissed after giving the pledge to the Flag. The next meeting is set for [ July 19, 1966 at 1:00 p.m.

Obituaries Woodie Baldwin Rites Pending Woodie Baldwin, 79, who died suddenly Friday in Indianapolis, was bom in Owen County in 1887, the son of Elisha and Emma Able Baldwin. Mr. Baldwin was a retired railroad employe and also a retired government employe. Survivors are: his wife, Maya; one daughter, Mrs. Melba Turner; one son, Dewey Baldwin, U. S. Navy, Jacksonville, Fla.; two sisters, Mrs. Ola Duncan and Mrs. Josephine Vanlandingham, Greencastle and one brother, Clone Baldwin, Greencastle. Services are pending at the Whitaker Funeral Home in Greencastle.

Rites For Infant Graveside services for Juli Ann Stringer, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stringer, Greencastle, were held at 3:30 p. m. today at the Cloverdale Cemetery. The baby was bom Thursday and died Friday morning. Survivors besides the parents are: one brother, Kevin Lee, the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bullerdick, Greencastle and the paternal grandmother, Mrs. Mary Frances Flint, Greencastle.

Services Sunday Funeral services for Steve Komgenick, Stilesville will be held Sunday at 2:00 p. m. at the Weaver Funeral Home in Coatesville, with burial in Stilesville Cemetery. Omitted in the survivors was one brother, Elim Zurich, Greencastle.

Services Held Graveside rites for Mrs. Kate Dunbar were held today at 2:00 p.m. at Forest Hill Cemetery. Rev. Jameson Jones officiated. Pallbearers were: Simpson Stoner, Howard Williams, Joe Ferguson, Ben Cannon, Cletus Suit and Kenneth Eitel. Omitted in the survivors was a great nephew, Charles Sweet Smith, Jr. Cocoa, Florida.

County Hospital Dismissed Friday: William Alexander, Fillmore John Long, Roachdale Mary Swanson, Battle Creek, Mich. Dorothy Trump, Putnamville Taulbee Barnett, Cloverdale LaVaughn Patten, Cloverdale Harry Mantel, Greencastle Rachel Nichols, Greencastle Marcia Carpenter, Greencastle Births: Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Zimmerman, 907 Crown Street, a girl, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Manion, Reelsville, Route 1, a girl, Friday.

Pips This WADDINGTON, England UPI—An unidentified royal air force officer set a new world record this week—playing the bagpipes in a Vulcan jet bomber flying 40,000 feet above ground. Anchors Aweigh I READING, England UPI— Mrs. Dorothy Darlow takes her first cruise up the River 1 Thames today in a boat she built herself after three years of night classes in carpentry.; Mrs. Darlow is 60 years old. DANCE LEGION HOME Saturday, July 16 Music by DAUGHERTY

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-- Church Truck (Continued from Page l) Church World Service. At the next meeting, Monday, July 18, from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church, the group will be finishing garments to be sent out with the August 3 collection. This group, sponsored by the County Council of Churches in cooperation with the Greencastle Council of Church Women, now can offer bandage makings and CWS clothing patterns to people willing to sew at home but unable to attend the monthly meetings. This is an extension of the group’s program, which was originally limited to work at the meetings. The materials for sewing are bought from donated money or are contributed by women’s groups and Individuals in the churches. Yard goods, bias tape, grippers, elastic, and used sheeting are the present needs. Announcement for July 16 The CWS Sewing Group will meet Monday, July 18, from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church.

—Farm Loan Act (Continued from Page 1) Mr. Wolfe said that 473 farmers currently hold Land Bank loans in three counties his association serves. Most of the loans have been used to buy farms or additional land, or to improve, modernize farm and equipment. The average size of the loan made by the association in 1965 was 521,500, compared with the average loan of 515,145 in 1964, and 57,770 in 1955. Loans in excess of 5100,000 are routine for the Louisville Bank.

Holy Apple Juice HAMBURG, Germany UPI— The pious villagers of nearby Wilhelmsdorf no longer receive wine with the bread when Holy Communion is celebrated in the local church. Ever since a hospital for alcoholics was opened in June, apple juice has been served at the sacraments to insure church going patients don’t endanger their cures.

GOP Candidates Host Picnic Dinner Thursday A large and enthusiastic crowd of precinct committeemen and their vice precinct committee women were entertained by the Republican County candidates Thursday evening at Robe Ann Park. The candidates and their wives served a fried chicken picnic dinner in honor of all the Republican Precinct Committeemen, and the food as well as the getting together to talk of the coming fall campaign was very much enjoyed by everyone. John Meyers, candidate for Congress from the Seventh District, and Joe Bill Harrison, candidate for Joint State Senator, were present and spoke informally to the group. Special recognition was given to Eston Cooper for his 35 years of service to the party as a precinct committeeman.

Putnam Court Notes Sherry Kay May vs. Charles F. May, Jr., suit for divorce. William L. McClellan is attor-

ney for the plaintiff. Connie Kay Jackson Charles E. Jackson, suit for divorce. Attorney for the plaintiff is Rexell A. Boyd. Linda Mills vs. Robert S. Lewis, complaint for damages. Rexell A. Boyd is attorney for the plaintiff.

News Of Boys CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. —Marine Private First Class L. R. Leonard, son of Mrs. Maxine Leonard of 86 South St., Greencastle, was promoted to his present rank while serving as a member of the 2nd Infantry Training Regiment, Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, California. His promotion was based on time in service and rank, military appearance, and his knowledge of selected military subjects. The regiment, which at present trains more than 3,000 infantrymen monthly, is staffed with seasoned Marine Corps Instructors who supervise training in the employment of the latest varieties of infantry weapons.

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