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Friday, August 4, 1967
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Horry T. Mercer rites Saturday
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Word has been received here Saul > Saul, why persecuted of the death of Harry T. Mercer thou “e?_Acts 9:4. in Troy, Dlinoia on August 2. Th « voice from heaven •P eaka Mr. Mercer was orphaned at to man y men - Some of u, ‘ have the age of two and was reared to be knocked down before we
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hodge in the Putnamville community. \ He lived for many years in Indianapolis, later moving to a farm near Raccoon Lake east of Rockville. He worked as a carpenter and cabinet maker all his life. He is survived by a son, Hansel T. Mercer of New Castle; a granddaughter, a grandson and five great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the Barnes Funeral Home in Rockville Saturday at 2 p.m. with burial in the Putnamville Cemetery.
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GRAND CHAMPION PAIR BUYER—Patrick Feed of Cloverdale was the high bidder for the Grand Champion Pair of Barrows at the Putnam County 4-H Fat Livestock Auction held last night at-the Fairgrounds. Shown above are Gordon
Smith, owner of the pair, and buyer for Patrick Feed, Bob Wilson. The pair sold for $1.10 a pound and weighed 431 pounds.
20 Years Ago County Hospital
Mrs. Ozella Wren was on vacation from Prevo’s Store Bruce and Bobby West, Dor-: win Duncan and R.J. Westfall attended a baseball game In Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patton were vacationing in Manning, Iowa. Hobert J. Poellein, a Navy veteran of World War II, was appointed as the new Veterans Service Officer for Putnam County.
Dismissed Thursday! Jerry Williams, Coatesville Curtis McClure, Cloverdale George Edwards, Roachdale Lester Wilson, Cory Walter Livingston, Spencer Mrs. James Allen and daughter, Monrovia Paul Blue, Sr., Greencastle Marvin Overshiner, Greencastle
The state of Michigan has the greatest area of inland water for fisheries in the world.
GOSPEL SING
ERNEST CARTER AND THE HYMAN TRIO of Germantown, Ohio Also Featuring "SUNWAYS QUARTET" of Terre Haute Saturday Night, Aug. 5th - 7:30 p.m. FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 106 South Spring (No Admission Charge) Public Invited
Chinese admit internal strife HONG KONG UPI—Communist China today admitted for the first time that Red Army troops were wounded in clashes with the rebellious Wuhan military garrison in Central China. It said Wuhan still was challenging Mao Tse-tung’s authori-
ity.
A Peking radio broadcast exerting Chinese to “Love The Army” said Red Guards had visited wounded pro-Mao soldiers in a Wuhan hospital. Communist Chinese propaganda organs have carried numerous reports of “violent fighting” and civil disorder in the Wuhan area and said army troops loyal ton party chairman Mao were deeply involved. But today’s broadcast was the first o f fi e i a 1 admission Peking’s forces sustained casualties. Peking radio also broadcast an editorial in the Peking Peoples Daily which warned antiMao elements in Wuhan “are resorting to more lowdown and cunning tricks and attempting to sabortage the relationship between the armed forces and proletarian revolutionaries proMaoists.”
Local Women Attend National BPW Sessions Mrs. Mabel McClanahan, newly elected National President BPW shared the platform with guest speaker Honorable Norbert T. Tieman Governor of Nebraska at the National Con-
vention Banquet.
Lunar Orbiter 5 course changed PASADENA, Calif. UPI — Space scientists Wednesday night ordered a successful midcourse maneuver that put America’s Lunar Orbite” 5 on target to orbit the moon and photograph possible Apollo landing sites. The radio signal was flashed to the 860-pound vehicle at
Personal And Local News The annual Roberts Reunion will be held at the Manhattan Church on August 13, at 12:30. The Present Day Club will meet August 7 at 2:00 p. m. with Mrs. Simpson Stoner. The Ader reunion will be held August, 13th, at the home of Cletas and Harvey Stewart. Mrs. Ezra Arnold is in the Putnam County Hospital with a compound fractured back. Her room number is 224. Miss Lucile Gillespie of New York City is the guest of her cousin, Gordon Sayers and fam-
ily-
NFO monthly meeting will be held Monday, August 7 at the Greencastle Courthouse at 8 p. m. The Mt. Meridian Community Club will meet with Mrs. Oran Buis on Wednesday, August 9. Members please note change of meeting place. Sam McMullin, 47, Mount Vernon, Kentucky, was arrested at 10:05 Thursday night by
Dear Aunt Heloise: Have you heard of the latest fad sweeping the country? We wear unmated socks. Teen-agers have gone Gung Ho on exchanging socks—just one— with friends and even with pen pals. Girls and boys can exchange also. It’s really a fun way of dressing and letting others know just who your extra special friends are. Besides, Mother says it’s a great way to utilize our owm unmated ones. Teenster * • • • Dear Heloise: Does everyone already know this trick? To keep a paper bag open for convenience in filling it, open the bag and turn dowm the top edge an inch or so, all the way around. M. E. * • * • Dear Heloise: To save some packing when preparing for that camping trip, place the cereals your children especially like in those little margarine tubs. Then mark on the lid what kind of cereal it is. This eliminates taking cereal bowls and boxes of cereal with you. When you’re finished with the
I had left over from my dusters? Mrs. T. N. W. • * * * Dear Heloise: Here ig a hint for everyone. Save all those popsicle sticks and make little houses, fences, etc. If you soak them in water they turn all white. A Fen
NOTICE TO TAXFATEBS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice 1* hereby liven the Uxpeyere of Putnam County. Indiana, that tha proper leaal officers of said county at their regular meeting place at tan o'clock on August 16. 1967, will consider the following additional appropriations which officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this Umt. COUNTY REVENUE Treasurer 602 Equipment $ 1B9.60 Sheriff 200 Meals for Prisoner* 3,000.00 208 Garage and Motor 750.00 Total County Revenue <2.600.00 Taxpayers appearing it auch meating shall have a right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriations as finally mads will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Board will hold a further hearing within fifteen dayi at the County Auditor’s Office of said County. «t such bearing taxpayer* objecting to any of such additional appropriations may b« heard. Interested taxpayers may Inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held. Eston C. Cooper. Putnam County Auditor Aug. 4-11-3!
Mrs. McClanahan said that: 10:30 p.m. PDT 2:30 a.m. EDT officer Russe u Rogers and tubs, don’t throw them away
her son was 3 months old when she returned to work. She faced all the difficulties of being a working mother without a partner. Many people back in those days were certain that children of working mothers were sure to be Juvenile Delinquents. Her son is a commercial airline pilot. Mrs. McClenahan says that she thinks the child of a working mother could develop independence, that is admirable, they have more of an opportunity to grow in independence than one which is coddled. Mrs. McClanahan of Appleton, Wisconsin, started at the bottom of the ladder and through her performance has reached the executive suite of the Crane Engineering Sales, Inc., in Appleton. As secretary and business manager of the Crane Engineering Co., she is qualified to lead the more than 178.000 mem-1 bers of the National B P W, | members in their many con-
Thursday from the Langley Research Center in Virginia, through the Jet Propulsion Laboratory’s Golds tone Tracking Station on California’s
Mojave Desert.
The signal ignited a retrorocket aboard Lunar Orbiter that burned for 26 seconds and decreased the spacecraft’s speed by 67 miles per hour o
5,583 m.p.h.
Lunar Orbiter 5, the latest in its series, was about 132,000 miles from the moon when the correction was made. The twinlens craft was launched Tuesday night from Cape Kennedy on a 250,187-mile trip that will cylminate Saturday when it swings into an egg-shaped orbit around the moon.
cerns. One is that of the con-
The editorial claimed, “the cfirn o£ the status of the work .
ing woman in a “Man's World.” Mary Shaw and Wilma Handy were numbered with the 141 Delegates from the State of Indiana. This number placed In-
leading structure of Wuhan’s armed forces committed mistakes in orientation and line” but had “openly rectified their mistakes” and pledged support
to Mao.
In Hong Kong the Sing Tao Newspaper said Marshal Ho Lung, one of Communist China’s top military figures, had escaped detention in Peking and taken refuge in Szechuan. Sing Tao quoted travelers from Canton who cited wall posters as their source for the report that Ho, one of China’s 16 vice premiers before he was purged by Mao, had a million anti-Mao army troops at his disposal in Szechuan.
Photo's of Lyn are requested
WASHINGTON UPI — The White House is getting about a hundred letters a week asking for pinups of blond and blueeyed Patrick Lyndon Nugent,
diaiia in the 3rd highest States, President Johnson’s grandson.
for attendance. New York was first and Pennsylvania second. At the opening session Governor Rockfeller gave the welcoming address on Monday morning. The guest speaker for the banquet was Honorable Norbert T. Tieman. On Tuesday
Some of the mail is addressed
to baby Lyn’s parents, Lucy and Pat Nugent, but a few envelopes are simply addressed “Lyn” or “Patrick Lyndon Nu-
gent—the White House.” The requests for pictures are
being filled with photos of the
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installed. In addition to Mrs. McClanahan, President-E 1 e c t Mrs. Hope Roberts, Nevada, and Miss Myra Ruth Freed of In-
diana, First Vice Pres., Record-1 ing Sec., Mrs. Ruth Moss Ester- 1 The Hashemite Kingdom of ling, North Carolina, Miss Viola j Jordan, a desert state, was forWolfe, Mich., as Treasurer. merly known as Transjordan.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES In the matter of determining the tax rate* for certain purpoies by Marion Township, Putnam County. Indiana. Before the Township Advisory Board. Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Marlon Township. Putnam County, tadiano that the proper officers of said township, at their regular meeting place, on the 29th day of August. 1967. will consider the following budget: TOWNSHIP BUDGET CLASSIFICATION
Township Fund:
Pay of Trustee. Rent, Clerical & Travel Expenses 81.790.00 Boohs. Statlcnery, Printing & Advertising Care of Cemeteries 250.00 Fire Prolection Other Civil Township Expenses 660.00 Total Township Fund 86.050.00
TOWNSHIP POOR RELIEF FUND
B. Direct Relief
1. Medical. Hospital and Burial »1000.00 w y 1 jt» s t I. Other Direct Relief 200.00 > 3. Total Direct Relief (Total B1 and B3 1.200.00 j town Come Total Township Poor Relief Fund 81.200.00
ESTIMATE OF FUNDS TO BE EAISED
FUNDS REQUIRED FOR EXPENSES TO Township DECKMhER .list OF INCOMING YEAR Fund
1. Total Budget Estimate for Incoming year, Jan. 1 to Dec. 31,
1967 inclusive *8.050.00 3. Necessary Expenditures. July 1 to Dec. 31. present year, to ba , „ made from appropriations unexpended 3,830.00
3. Additional Appropriations necessary to b* mad* July 1 to Dec.
31 of present year JjJJ OJ 5. Total Funds Required (Add lines 1, 2. and 3) 89.930.00
FI NDS ON HAND AND TO BE RECEIVED FROM
SOURCES OTHER THAN PROPOSED TAX LEVY
6. Actual Balance. June 30th of present year 4,218.00 7. Taxes to be coUected. present year (December Battlement) 2.439.00 9 Total Funds (Add line 8 and 7) 6.667.00 10. Net Amount Required to be Raised for Expenses to Dec. 31st of Incoming Year (Deduct line 9 from Una 8) 3,273 00 11. Operating Balance (Not in excess of expenses from Jan. 1 to June 30. less miscellaneous revenue for same period! 2,015.00 12. An ount to be Raised by Tax Levy 'Add line 10 and 11) *5,288.00
PROPOSED LEVIES
Net Estimated Taxable Property 83.100.000 00
Levy Amount to
FUNDS Property Be Raised Township 17 *5.288.00 Total 17 85,288.00 Comparative Statement of Taxes Collect** an* T* B* Collected
To Be
Collected Collected Collected Collected FUNDS 1*84 1965 1966 1967 Township *4,9*0.00 85,484.00 *5,845.00 *5,288.00 Total *4.980.00 *5.484.00 *5.645.00 85.288.00 Taxpayers appearing shall have a right to ba beard thereon. After the tax levies have beer, determined and presented to the county auditor not later than two days prior to the second Monday in September, and the levy fixed by the county tax adjustment board, or on their failure so to do, by the county auditor. ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved by euch levies, may appeal to tho state board of tax commissioners for further and final hearing thereon by filing a petition with the county auditor on or before the fourth Monday of September or on or before the tenth day after publication by the county auditor of tax rates charged, whichever date is later, and tha state board of tax commissioners will fix a date for hearing in this county. Harold R. Pruitt, Trustee Marion Township Sated July 21, 1867
charged with public intoxication. Parasols will meet August 7 at 8:00 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Calvin Dyer on Bloomington Street. “Lucky Jim” by Kingsley Amis will be discuss-
ed.
The Limed ale Missionary Baptist Church is having a revival this week through Aug. 6 at 7:30 p. m. Sermons by the Rev. John Newton, Pastor. Song leader, Alton Hurst. Special singing. Everyone welcome. Miss Gertrude Cook of Detroit, Michigan has returned to her home, after having been here as the guest of her brother Forest, and sisters, Mrs. Marie Porter and Miss Nina Cook. Misses Patricia Kerns of Ashville, North Carolina and Emily Ann Coffey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Coffey of South Bend are the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Eiteljorge. George S. Pyke, minister of the Fillmore Christian Church, received the Master of Science Degree in Pastoral Preaching at commencement exercises at Butler University today. Mr. Pyke has an AB degree from Butler and a BH degree from Christian Theological Seminary. The Putnam County and Owen County Annual Democratic Picnic will be held this Monday evening, August 7, 1967 at Liebert State Park in the Shelter House at 6:30. Bring a well filled basket and your family. Please bring own table service Free games and entertainment will follow. Come out and meet your city candidates for this
fall.
Carl Howe of Riverside, Calif, came to Greencastle Tuesday night in his trailer. Mr. Howe, Mrs. Morris Hunter and Mrs. Ivan Leonard went to the airport at Indianapolis Thursday to meet Mrs. Howe who has been on im extensive tour of Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Howe will spend a few days here visiting relatives and friends before returning to their home in California.
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Dear Heloise: Each month I buy at least one gift for a bride, a baby or a graduate, and put it in my "gift drawer.” And when I finish something for my house that I like, I make an extra one and add to
these.
It’s a nice place, too, to put those socks and ties your husband got for Christmas that didn’t go with anything he had! Or that little “what-not” you bought that really didn’t look right when you got it home. It really gives me a thrill and a spirit of giving that I never had when rushing to the store five minutes before they closed to snatch up a gift for that shower I forgot. And now I wonder who will get those pretty aprons I made this morning from those scraps
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF INDIANA TERRE HAUTE DIVISION First Federal Savings and Loan. Association of St. Petersburg, Plaintiff. -VS- Arthur L. Masten and Alice A. Masten. husband and wife; Walter R. Pence, Jr. and Susie Pence, huaband and wife: P. R. Mallory & Co., Inc., a Delaware Corporation; and Morris E. Boles and Helen T. Boles, husband and wife, Defendants. Civil Action No. TH 67-C-36. ORDER FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION PURSUANT TO TITLE 88. U.S.C., SECTION 1865 Upon Motion of Plaintiff for an order directing Arthur L. Masten, Alice A. Masten. Walter R. Pence. Jr. and Susia Pence, Defendants herein, to appear, plead or answer in accordance with Section 1655 of Title 28 of United State* Code, it appearing to tha Court that this is an action to enforce a lien upon real property located within this district. described as follows: Lot number sixty-seven (87) la Hillcrest Subdivision (Second Section) and same including a part, of Block “A”, in Hillcrest Subdivision to the City at Greencastle. Indiana: that the said Defendants. Arthur L. Masten, Alice A. Masten, Walter R. Pence. Jr. and Susie Pence, cannot bo found within this state and that their present whereabouts ar* unknown; that personal service on sold Defendants it therefor* not practicable; it is ORDERED, that said Defendants, Arthur L. Masten. Alice A. Masten. Walter R. Pence Jr. and Susie Pence, are directed to appear, plead, answer or otherwise move with respect to the complaint herein on or before the 16 day of August, 1967, or In default thereof this Court will proceed to- the hearing and adjudication of this salt: and it is further ORDERED, that Uiis order be publlsued in the Greencastle Dally Banner once a week for six consecutive weeks, beginning. June 30, 1967. S. Hugh Dlllln. United States District Judge. Dated June 15. 1967. June 30-July 7-14-21-28-Aug 4-11-61
In Memory
In loving memory of our dear mother, Margaret Overshiner, who reparted from us, August 4, 1964. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if we could see Our Dear Mom as she used to be Wouldn’t it be wonderful to see her smile And have her back for a little while Could we be wrong for wanting her so When the angels want her too we know No we wouldn’t disturb her peaceful rest, For we know above all God knows best. So He called her to his home on high But we’ll miss our darling Mom until the day we die. Missed so much by her children and grandchildren.
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Rhodesia advises US SALISBURY, Rhodesia UPI
—Premier Ian Smith told the Parliament Wednesday that the United States could learn a lesson in race relations from Rhodesia. He said each race here has the chance to advance while keeping its own customs and
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