The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 July 1966 — Page 2
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(Takra fraa tke FUm Ut Tht Daily Banner. Week ef Jnly 31. 1*U> As the weather is the main topic for us, people in the good old days suffered, too: “Not content with breaking the heat record for the summer Thursday with a temperature of 102 degrees, the weatherman posted a new mark again today by going still higher. At 2:30 o’clock today the government instrument at the home of J. P. Allen registered 101 degrees. At the same time yesterday the thermometer registered 100 degrees. The highest temperature for today was expected to be about 104 or 105 degrees.”
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‘‘According to Gardner Brothers, the Greencastle ice dealers, the demand for ice in Greencastle now is greater than it has ever been in the history of their business in Greencastle. Besides disposing of the total output of their ice plant, which is seven tons daily, they are receiving each day a carload of ice from Terre Haute. These cars contain from 20 to 25 tons of ice.”
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I wonder . . . “The secret of the dance craze has been unearthed. It’s the “dance bug” and has been discovered by W. B. Herms, professor of parisitology at the University of California. He calls it the spynose nymph. Such a curious little insect with such a peculiar little effect has never before been heard of in the scientific world. For several years farmers of California and other sub-tropical parts of the United States have been bothered by the strange and unaccountable antics of their cattle. Cows were often prone to tango up a hill or perform a spirited maxixe. Servants were unable to explain this mystifying phenomenon until recently when it was found that the spynose ear tick was responsible. The tick causes a rhythmic tapping in the ear and a sort of syncopation. It is covered with spines which are thin and wiry. The air circulating through these often results in vague melodic tones. The music, combined with the ragtime tappings, caused the wild eavortings of the cattle. The “dance bug” has thrived well in California and not only contaminates cattle, but poultry and chickens. Lastly, man has become the prey of this evil insect and several cases have been reported to Professor Herms.”
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The trials and tribulations of City Councilmen. “The improvement of Poplar street with sidewalks, curbings and gutters is ordered by the city council after petition is filed by residents of that street — to hear remonstrances against Walnut Street improvement August 22.”
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“A game of much interest to the baseball fans of Putnam County will be played at Putnamville Sunday afternoon. A team composed of players of Belle Union and Cloverdale will play the fast Putnamville team. Blue will pitch for the Belle Union team and Sutherlin will hurl for Putnamville. The two are rivals on the mound and are recognized as the best pitching talent in the country.”
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“The Thomas Buggy Co. today received a carload of Maxwell automobiles from the factory. The cars will be delivered to Dr. A. J. Throop, John F. Cooper, Ivan Ruark, H. White, Greeley Huffman and Vern
Kivett.”
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“Greencastle property owners will be forced to have the weeds cut on the vacant lots and sidewalk plots immediately. City health officer, J. R. King and Marshall John Moloney are notifying many people of the city that the weeds must be cut, and they will prosecute any persons who fail to heed the warning issued to them.”
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“The Greencastle Orchard Company, recently organized and incorporated under the laws of Indiana, plans the erection of an ice and cold storage plant on the site near the Vandalia station, near the apple packing plant recently builded by the old company.”
Daniel Boone leading families West, and was a strategic site
during the Civil War.
Bible Thought For Today Bear ye one another’s burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ—Galatians 6:2. When a person lives for others by helping to bear their burdens, the deeper meaning of life becomes clear. Personal And Local News Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hollis are vaeationing in Wisconsin. John Kridler, Jim Kridler and Mrs. Harold Barnett returned to Greencastle Friday after being called to Saltsburg, Pa., at the sudden death of Mr. Kridler’s step-father. Mrs. Kridler, who was spending her vacation in Pa. with both her parents, and Mr. Kridler’s parents, returned home with them.
Tunnel To Save Historic Gap
WASHINGTON UPI — Kentucky Highway Commissioner Henry Ward says he is confident that a tunnel will be built to save historic Cumberland Gap from the devastation of
a road-widening project.
Ward gave his view Friday after a conference with federal highway officials. He is seeking federal funds to help build the tunnel, rather than widen the highway which now passes
through the gap.
Cumberland gap is part of a 20,184-acre national historic park. It was the route taken by
fire Destroys Plant furnace GARY UPI—Fire destroyed an open hearth furnace at the Gary Sheet A Tin Mill of U.S. Steel Corp. here Friday. The blaze in the new oxygen open hearth broke out shortly after midnight and was brought under control several hours later by the Gary City Fire Department and fire-fighting units from the company. Nobody was injured. There was no estimate of the loss.
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Closed for a combined vacation and reinstallation of more modern methods and equipment. Coin-op laundry and do it yourself dry cleaning open as usual. White Cleaners.
Cloverdale Rites For George Owen Funeral services for George Owen, Poland, will be held Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at the Whitaker Funeral Home in Cloverdale. Brother Charles Jones will officiate. Interment will be in Cloverdale Cemetery. Mr. Owen passed away Thursday evening at the Putnam County Hospital after being admitted on Wednesday. He was born in Iowa, June 23,1904, the son of Manford and Lillie Duncan Owen. He had been employed with the Myers Construction Company, who built the dam at Cataract Lake and he was to have worked on the new road 1-70. He was a member of the Church of Christ of Salem. Survivors are his wife, Leona May Owen; one brother, Ora Owen, Omaha, Nebraska. Friends may call at the funeral home in Cloverdale.
Standard Oil Co. In Cleveland, Ohio. Funeral services will be held Monday at 10:00 A.M. in Woodfield, Ohio.
Floyd C. Reeder Services Monday Floyd C. Reeder, 79, South Indiana Street, passed away in the Sunset Nursing Home Friday night. He was born in Carroll Coun- ’ and was a member of the Gobin Church. Survivors include his wife,
Marriage License David Leon Brattain, student, Roachdale, and Susan Ruth Armbrust, student, Indianapolis.
County Hospital Dismissed Friday: Edna Walsh, Russellville. Austin Wheeler, Cloverdale. Ann Trump, Coatesville. Donna Riggin, Crawfordsville. Kemp Dickerson, Spencer. Shelby Abbott, Roachdale. LaVonne Strange, Greencastle. Births: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hubble, Greencastle, Route 1, a boy, Friday.
Business Highlights NEW YORK — Three U.S. aluminum companies announced a plan to build a $175 million aluminum complex near Port Kaiser, Jamaica, B.W.I. The companies are Kaiser Aluminum, Reynolds Metals and Anacanda.
Guy Harlan Dies, Funeral Sunday Guy Harlan, 81, former resident of Amo, died suddenly Friday morning at the Hendricks County Hospital. He had lived in Tampa, Florida, the past fourteen years. He was a retired employee of the B & O Railroad. Survivors are: the wife, Ella Underwood Harlan and one sister, Mrs. Sylvia Hurst, Belle Union. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2:00 p.m. at the Weaver Funeral Home in Coatesville, with burial in Stilesville Cemetery.
Brother Dies
BATON ROUGE—The Louisiana governor’s office disclosed that Gulf Oil Corp. will spend about $200 million on a fertilizer and chemical complex at Donaldsonville, La., and other new facilities at Venice, La.
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Stella; two sons, Meredith, Logansport, Tom, Long Beach, Calif.; a brother, John of Camden; one grandson and two great grandchildren. Friends may call at Rector’s Funeral Home after 7:30 this evening. The body will then be taken Sunday to the Sullivan Funeral Home in Camden for services Monday.
CRUSHED TO DEATH ANGOLA UPI—Andy Noragon, 58, Angola was crushed to death when his hand caught in a stone conveyor at a gravel company where he worked and his body was pulled through the conveyor roller.
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