The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 September 1966 — Page 5
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NOTTINGHAM, England UPI—Edward Pell called police when he and his wife spotted
WHAT NEW TV SHOWS tw0 “f'; 01 ''’ ,n “ car
near their home. A squad from headquarters quickly arrived and apprehended the men. who turned out to be plainclothes detectives staking out a
The BANNER
ARE YOU LOOKING FORWARD TO VIEWING?
Into his car to steal It, but they were able to cart off the battery, spare tire and engine.
The Dally Banner, Greeneastle, Indiana Thursday, September 8, 1964
ANT HILLS AT ML MERIDIAN
This is one of many ant hills located on a farm approximately one-half mile north ti Mt. Meridian. More than 500,000 ants live In a system of galleries underneath this mound of earth. Ants of the small red variety were noticed on this particular mound. For some unknown reason this reporter didn’t investigate for other species. Banner Photo—Don Whitehead j IN ‘MILLIONAIRE’ HOLLYWOOD UPI — Oldtimer Gladys Cooper has joined the cast of Disney’s “The Happiest Millionaire” which stars Fred MacMurray.
Wilma Stanton, C o a tesville. “We don’t watch much. I Just can’t think of any. I know there are new shows c o ming, however,
we are not enough to watch TV w# are not home enough to watch TV and keep abreast of the new shows.”
Mrs. Richa r d Bingham, 10 4 Bloomington. “Well, right off hand, I can’t think of any. My
are forthe
Green Hornet. The new Phyllis Diller show sounds as if it might be interesting.” Tom Beechler, Route 4, Greeneastle. “We watch about all evening shows now. I can’t think of any new ones that sound better. I don’t think we are going to get a color set just yet.”
suspect. In the confusion, the suspect disappeared.
Parts Stolen
SAN JUAN UPI — Leoncio Crespo told police Wednesday thieves were unable to break
Johnson Hosts Burma Official WASHINGTON UPI — Burmas’ chief of state, Gen Ne Win, meets with President Johnson today as part of his ; state visit to the United States for a bit of fence-mending with
the West.
The 55-year-old chairman of j the ruling revolutionary council
is to spend 11 days in this country. He arrived Wednesday 1 with his wife, spending the night in Williamsburg, Va. The general and his party were to fly by helicopter from I Williamsburg to the White House, arriving later this mom-' i ing. Ne Win’s trip here and to Japan was seen by U. S. officials as little more than an effort j to improve the image of Burma as a neutralist country. A useful exchange of views! between Johnson and Ne Win i
on the Viet Nam was expected, the officials said, but there are no “bilateral problems” which require presidential discussion.
Leaps To Death TOKYO UPI—Yuko Sato, Jl, became terrified and jumped 650 feet to her death Wednesday when the single-engine sightseeing plane in which she was a passenger burst into flames over northern Hokkaido. The pilot landed safely with his other passenger moments later.
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Mrs. Mary Logan attended her class meeting of Croys Creek Church at Ruth Johnson’s Friday afternoon. Mrs. Maude Farmer visited her son Fay Dean Farmer and ■family ef Indianapolis last week and attended Band Day at the State Fair, her grandson Rod Was Drum Major In the Ben Davis Band. Harris Gaston who formerly Hved here is in the University Heights Hospital in Indianapolis. He would be glad to hear from his friends. Mr. and Mrs. George Gentry Who have bought the Star-Lite Restaurant, have bought the home of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Vaughn in the north part ©f town and have moved here. Otto Ray Albertson, husband ©f Rozella Nixon who formerly hved here passed away September 2 at his home in Indianapolis. The funeral was Monday. Rozella !s confined to her bed. Miss Joan Tabor of Indianapolis spent Labor Day week end with her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arendl and Nancy. Don Kelley from Detroit, Michigan visited over Labor Day weekend with his aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Ben Clevenger. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arnold visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown of Loveland, Ohio. Mrs. Isa Teeters east of town has entered the Putnam County Hospital and had surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Miller and •on visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Smiley last Sunday. Mrs. Eva Craggs has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thornburg of Anderson over Labor Day. Mr. and Mrs. James Sipple entertained Ben Sipple for dinner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Lockhart of Brownsburg were Sunday evening callers with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne White visited her brother Mr. and Mrs. Salvin Church at Coatesville, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams of Advance visited with his parents over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Williams. Callers Sunday with Mrs. Lou Eggers were Mrs, Ruth Whitaker of Mooresville, Mr. and Mrs. Estel Hedge and daughter of Indianapolis, Mrs. Rosa Hypes of Camby, her sister-in law visited over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Underwood and family of Coatesville visited her mother Mrs. LeRue Gray Sunday they called on Harvey Gray and family, in Greeneastle in the evening. Mrs. Mary Hurst visited with her son George Hurst and family of Indianapolis the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wolring of Greeneastle spent Sunday with Mrs. Esther Fry. Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Herbert have been attending the State Fair. Monday was the fifth District Amateur show. Mrs. Herbert is sponsor for Fifth District. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie May are visiting his twin sister in Fort Wayne over Labor Day. Mrs. Retta Patrick visited relatives in Indianapolis over Labor Day. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence O'Connor and Mrs. Esther Fry attended Eastern Star meeting at Groveland last Wednesday night. Mrs. Minnie Sprinkle. James and Mermon entertained over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sprinkle and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Goffinel and family and Beverly Branneman.
CRAWFORDSVILLE SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE Broker and Salesman's Courses Next Class Begins September 26th To Enroll Call JAMES R. ELLEDGE Crawfordsville, Ind. 362-3728 Collect Classes wil be held at 1114 Ardmore Ave. Crawfordsville
A newly-introduced collapsible American bicycle is so compact it can be stored in tl frigerator, weighs less t
15 pounds.
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