The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 September 1967 — Page 4

The Daily Banner, Oreencastle, Indiana

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Wednesday, September 13, 1967

FATHER CONVICTED DARWEN, England UPI _ A Darwen man was given a year’s probation Monday for refusing' to allow his daughter to wear glasses. The 15-year-old girl,

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By Eugene J. Cadou in a quest for information conINDIANAP OLIS UPI— j cerning handling of street riots. There will be no official recog- However, many politicians susnition for Michigan Gov. George pect him of plans for analyzing Romney from the Indiana Re- his presidential chances during publican organization when he his tour.

Gov. Ronald Reagan probably Is the Indiana GOP favorite for president. He has promised to speak at an Indianapolis GOP fund-raising dinner during th« next few months.

Charles O. Hendricks. Repub-

Although Romney is head of j Two interesting Republican

lican state chairman, made that an adj0mingr state ’ hls P residen -, governors are scheduled to apstatement today. tial standin S' in gener- p ear j n Indianapolis. Colorado

- regarded as weak, and: Goy< John A Love vvm bft th .

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He s a i d :State organization this feebleness has increased

More than 1,000 villagers were policy is to frown on invasion since his forrner backer, the anc i ua speaker

evacuated from the Kinta! of the state by any possible Detroit News, attacked him for region, the world’s richest tin presidential candidates until his “b r a i n w a s h i n g” statemining district, because of after Nov. 7, the date of the ment on Vietnam and proposed floods touched off by torrential municipal election. Nelson Rockefeller for the rains, the Straits Times said! Indianapolis is one of 18 G0P Presidential nomination, today. ; cities to be visited by Romney Former Vice President Rich- — — ard M. Nixon undeniably now 11 | ■ j has the endorsement of most

ftoosier 1 Republican profession-

at the fall

meeting of the Indiana Republican Editorial Association Saturday night and Florida Gov. Claude Kirk will speak at a fund-raising dinner of the Marion County Republicans the

night of Oct. 30.

Fincastle News

By Mrs. Maude Brothers, Correspondent

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Reike of Columbus, Ohio and Mrs. Tom Lang of St. Louis. Mo., spent this week with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Borden, Mrs. Lang and Mrs. Reike’s parents. On Sunday they gave a surprise dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Borden on their 35th wedding anniversary. Guests for the dinner were, Mrs. Leslie Brothers. Mr. and Mrs. Janies Mandleco and family, Afrs. Luther Steele, Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lang, Mrs. Esther Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Borden and family, Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Catt and family of Kokomo, Mr. and Mrs. Arbon Borden, John Sleith. of Peoria, HI.. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Borden and family, Decatur. HI., Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dobbins and family, Springfield, HI., and Mrs. Gertrude Ellis, Lombard. Hlois. Following the dinner Mrs. Borden returned to St. Louis with her daughter for a few days while Mr. Lang is away on business. Mrs. Olive Baird and Mrs. Nona Routh visited Mrs. Mabel Pace in Greencastle Friday. Mrs. Pace is recovering from recent surgery. Mrs. Mary Virginia Clodfelter

One of the first powers I

als and his status has increased g ranted t° the towns of Massa- " for the White House bid by his | chusetts was the authority to ■ announcement that he will en- ^gtdate stray swine,

ter Indiana’s presidential primary on May 7. Other primaries in which he will battle are Wisconsin, Oregon, New Hamp-

shire and Nebraska.

attended the Carrington Reunion at Russellville Sunday. Mrs. Leland Cox spent Satur-:

day with her mother, Mrs. Nixon 18 ex P ecte d before

Verna Miller.

Ruby Stewart and chil-

many weeks have passed to name his Indiana manager. Indications are that former Gov.

dren spent the weekend with „ ., TT ... , , , , . , , , , , Harold W. Handley will be conher daughter and husband, Mr. ,. . . ., . , . . , „ suited in that choice,

and Mrs. Shaver in Logansport.!

Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Or-! Nixon has delivered more ville Fosher Sunday were Mrs. than a dozen speeches in many Ralph Fosher, Mrs. Beck of j parts of the state during the Bainbridge and Mrs. Olive past few years and is given Baird and Mrs. Nona Routh and some credit for helping defeat Mrs. Maude Brothers. the Democrats in the 1966 HooGarry Coffman spent the' sier election. He is likely to weekend with Mr. and Mrs. make another Indiana speech Paul Grider. On Saturday. Paul, before long, but to defer spiritGarry and Harold Dormire at- ed Hoosier primary campaign-

tended the races in Indianapolis. Mrs. Ivyl Jefferies called on Mrs. Olive Baird Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dormire and son and daughter of Monticello were dinner guests of their son, Harold Dormire arid family Sunday.

ing until March or April. Next to Nixon, California i

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SELF-LOCKED UP LEICESTER. England (UPI) — The red face at Leicester police headquarters belonged to the unidentified policeman who called for help. He accidentally' locked himself in a cell.

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