The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 November 1966 — Page 12

The Dally Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Wednesday, November 2, 1966

Bainbridge News By Mrs. Muriel Nelson, Correspondent

Recent all day guests of Mrs. Edgar Blaydes were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Fitzsimons of Twelve Mile, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McFarland and daughter of Crawfordsville, Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Blaydes and son, Jamestown, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blaydes and family, Danville, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Quinnett and family, Greencastle, Mrs. Ethel Quinnett of Cloverdale and Mrs. Kenneth Blaydes and son, Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Michael and family of Greencastle spent the day recently with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Michael, who have left for Florida to spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Collings have left for their home in Sebring, Fla., for the winter. They bought their house there last year before coming to Indiana. Mrs. Ruth Vice, husband and two relatives of Colorado, visited with relatives and friends here last Monday. Mrs. Vice will be remembered as Ruth Collins, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lee Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sands of Indianapolis were hosts to a birthday dinner out on Saturday evening for his father, H. R. Sands. On Sunday guests were his daughter, Mrs. Everett Sheets and husband and Mr. Kenneth Meek of Indianapolis. Afternoon callers were Mrs. Sands’ sister, Mrs. Lee Clark and Mr. Clark of Mt. Meridian. Mrs. Joe Hess entertained Saturday afternoon in honor of her son, Mark, on his tenth birthday. Jeretta, Joe, Janet and Joyce Baker, Judy Roth, Denise, Mark and Linda Hess were guests. Ice cream and cake were served and games enjoyed. Mrs. Gene Hess entertained with a birthday dinner Sunday honoring her husband, Gene, a son-in-law, Jim Harris, and grandson Mark Hess. The Harris family and Joe Hess family were all present for the occasion. Debbie Scobee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Scobee, was honored with a birthday dinner Sunday at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Hazel Scobee. Other members of Debbie’s family were also present. Mrs. D. O. Tate left this week for a two week visit with her daughters and son in Springfield, Danville and Chrisman, HI. Mrs. Orville Michael of Oregon is visiting relatives in Putnam Co. She has called on Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ragsdale and family and Mrs. Hazel Scobee. Mrs. Rovine Sturm of Indianapolis was the all day guest Saturday of her sister, Mrs. Claude Etcheson. „ Bonnie Sue Scobee of Indianapolis was home over the weekend. Mrs. Walter Steele and daughter, Mrs. Clint Judy, were guests Monday of Dr. and Mrs. Scherschel and sons of Bedford. Ernest Johnson enjoyed a vacation from Allison plant No. 8 last week. He and Mrs. Johnson visited St. Louis, South Bend, Indianapolis and Frankfort. Mrs. Myra Johnson of Frankfort accompanied them home on Saturday for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Solomon

attended the ice show Sunday at the Coliseum in Indianapolis, and were supper guests of Mrs. Virgie Solomon. Marsha Soloman spent the weekend with her grandmother. Mrs. Wentz Gilley is a patient in the Putnam Co. Hospital for observation. Mrs. Willard Scobee is a patient in St. Vincent Hospital for observation and treatment. Her room number is 131. Greg Solomon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Solomon, enlisted in the U.S. Army for three years and reported Monday, Oct. 24, at Ft. Knox for nine weeks of training. Jim Hanks, son of Mrs. Jessie Hanks, is absent from school due to an eye injury suffered in ball practice early in the season. Mrs. Eldon Proctor entertained Thursday evening, Oct. 27, with a Hallowe’en party for the third grade at school in which her daughter, Vickie, is a member. Quite a large number was present out of a class of 43 Prizes were given for the many different masquerades, and refreshments were served in keeping with Hallowe’en. Mrs. Proctor was assisted by Mrs. Judy O’Hair, Mrs. Charlene Clifford and Mrs. Nancy Clifford. Mrs. Nova Bass of West Lafayette was a Sunday guest of her son, Mr. and Mrs. Max Bass. Mr. and Mrs. Bass operate the Indiana Motel. Mrs. Chrystal Priest and Mrs, Blanche Cox accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pickett of Greencastle to Alamo on Friday night and to Rosedale Tuesday night to Eastern Star meetings. Mrs Pickett is District Deputy No. 9 to O.E.S. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Nelson of Crawfordsville spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller. Mrs. Blanche Cox, Mrs. Vesta Mitchell and Mrs. Chrystal Priest shopped in Terre Haute Mqnday. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Davies and son, Bobby, and Howard Mullis attended open house at the Eli Lilly plant in Indianapolis Wednesday evening, Oct. 19th. Mr. Davies has worked on construction at Eli Lily for the past four years.

Ghana Accuses Ousted Dictator ACCRA, Ghana UPI — The military government Tuesday accused ousted dictator Kwame Nkrumah of using Soviet patrol boats with Russian crews to supply arms to rebels in neighboring African countries. The charges said Nkrumah, overthrown last February by the army while visiting Communist China, planned to aid dissidents in coups against at least six governments and replace them “with regimes subservient to his own.” Ghana’s latest accusations against Nkrumah were contained in a 91-page booklet issued by the information department of the ruling council headed by Maj. Gen. Joseph Ankrah. The charges add to the turmoil with neighboring Guinea which has erupted into an international dispute. Ghana Saturday seized 19 Guineans, including Foreign Minister Lansana Beavogui, when their plane stopped at Accra airport en route to the Organization of African Unity OAU foreign ministers meeting in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Fifteen members of the group are students. Radio Conakry in a broadcast monitored in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, Monday night urged the United States to “do all it can” to get the 19 Guineans freed. It again charged “American imperialism” was behind the arrests and Washington was “entirely responsible” for the incident. The Ghanaian military government said the 19 would be freed when the government of left-leaning Guinean President Sekou Toure freed 100 Ghanaians allegedly being held as political prisoners in Guinea. Guinea Sunday placed the U.S. ambassador in Conakry under house arrest, then had to turn back a mob of 5,000 Monday which tried to storm the U.S. Embassy in the Guinean capital. After bitter Washington protests. Ambassador Robinson McUvaine was freed.

Hollywood News

By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD UPI—Get this quote from Walter Matthau: “There are very few leading men in the world. I mean men who are masculine, witty, authoritative, forceful, rugged, intelligent and experienced. “And I’m all for these things. Me and about eight other guys.” It was difficult to determine whether Matthau was serious. One usually thinks of a leading man in terms of Cary Grant, Rock Hudson or Paul Newman — dashing, handsome types. Matthau doesn’t qualify by those standards. He has a prominent nose, small eyes and, well, the appearance of a guy you wouldn’t ordinarily consider a romantic leading man. A plumber, maybe. But he is singularly blessed with enormous talent. And he is indeed a romantic leading man in his new movie, “A Guide for the Married Man.” ‘T’ve been hollering for 20 years to play leading men,” he said. “But the money is always scared and conservative. Now they’re going for the actor instead of the sticks of wood. The sticks are going back to the forest.” Matthau was another journeyman actor for those 20 years, working on Broadway,

television and a score of movies. Then he starred in the Broadway version of “A Shot in the Dark” in 1962 that propelled him starward. Last year he attained the top in “The Odd

Couple.”

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Switch Engines Cause Accident DOVER, N. J. UPI — Two unmanned, runaway switch engines sped over seven miles of track Tuesday before plowing head on into a five-car ErieLackawanna Railroad passenger train. One person was killed and at least six others w r ere injured. A railroad spokesman said two connected switch engines, which are used to couple freight cars, broke away from the Port Morris Railroad Yard here and rolled at a speed of 30 miles an hour eastward through an industrial section of Dover, 25 miles west of New York City. The engines passed through the Dover Railroad Station to the amazement of passengers and personnel moments before they slammed into the westbound train a mile beyond the station. The grinding collision tore up some 150 feet of track, derailed four passenger cars and hurled wheels, springs and other parts over the area. The front two passenger cars were twisted open like tin cans and flipped on their sides.

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“Fifteen or 20 years ago they

wouldn’t have used me as a leading man,” he said. “They wanted the psuedo-poetic, suave type. Even Sir Laurence Olivier was considered a homely man for leading romantic parts. | Most of the types they wanted :

were cigar store Indians. “Pretty I’m not. If I were 1

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Three Killed In Center Accident PORTSMOUTH, Va. UPI — A helicopter fell while taking off from the assault aircraft carrier Guadalcanal Tuesday and its 27-foot long rotor blades

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