The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 June 1967 — Page 5

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—Bainbridge News two brand new babies — a Palomino filly from their white mare. Fawn, and a buckskin liorse colt from their little Arab

mare, Queen.

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Rue McCollough has a graylike filly from their Appaloosa mare, Cha-Cha. She’s about two months old now and her mime is Mako Shark II. 3Iy Mare, Pal, has a new little Palomino filly. I think she’s kind of special. After all. Pal is the mare my Dad got for my *lster and me fourteen years ago. She has not had a foal for j

at least 15 years, and now, at the age of 22 or 23, she is a mama again. With one year in horses equal to three in a human, My Pal is accordingly almost 70 years old. Happy news was followed by a tragedy. The Perkins family lost their beautiful little palomino pony. Dawn, recently. Anita and some friends were riding at night and Dawn was hit by a car. Her leg was broken. Fortunately, none of the riders

were injured.

Our next meeting will be June 10 — clean-up, fix-up day at the grounds, followed by a sandwich supper before the business

meeting. Bill and Donna Gray have a movie, “Ride, Cowboy, Ride,” to show. Morris and Geneve are giving a door prize for that meeting. Everyone come out and bring sandwiches and pie for supper. Work all day, camp all night, and be ready for the show Sunday. Spread the word and let’s have a real turnout for the meeting and show. Bring a friend or two and don’t forget your chairs. We’ll see you there.

Janet Oliver

BELLE UNION COMMUNITY NEWS By Alma Hurst

A large crowd gathered at j the Whitaker Funeral Home in ; Cloverdale Saturday afternoon to attend last rites for Dennis Terry, who died suddenly Tuesday while working on his farm, east of Cloverdale. He was well known throughout the county. Sympathy Is extended to his

family. The condition of George McCammack, who was seriously injured three weeks ago and who is confined to the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis is reported improving. Glen Mark has returned to his home from the Methodist

Hospital in Indianapolis,

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Mrs. Jessie Appleby attended

much improved and able to be out again. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace of Danville were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Prich-

ard.

Mr. and Mrs. Estil Hodge and David attended the 500 mile race in Indianapolis Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Cain of Elizabethtown, Kentucky, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moon. Mrs. Moon is confined to her home by illness. Claude Dellen of Stilesville is a patient in the Putnam County HospitaL Mr. Dellen is well ( known here.

the funeral services of Dennis Terry Saturday afternoon and visited Mir. and Mrs. George Appleby. Mrs. Janie McCammack visited her mother, Mrs. Ida Blue at the Donna Nursing Home in Cloverdale Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Job and Ellen Beth of Greencastle were Sunday guests of Mrs. Blanche Vaughn. Rev. Bowser was visiting at the Putnam County Hospital Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Hazel McCammack en-

tertained the Willing W T orkers

Sunday School class at her home Friday evening. There were seven members present A very enjoyable evening was spent. Mrs. Janie McCammack visited her husband George at the Methodist Hospital Sunday. Edgar Clearwaters, aged 85, passed away Monday morning at the Eventide Rest Home where he had been for some time. He was the brother of Rev. Conard Clearwaters, Mrs. Edna Ogles and Pearl Cooper. He was well known here, having lived in Stilesville for a number of years. (Continued on page 11)

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