The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 February 1968 — Page 2
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Thursday, February 8, 1968
THE DAILY BANNER and Herald Consolidated "It Waves For All" Business Phones: OL 3-5151 — OL 3-5152 Elizabeth Rariden Estate, Publisher Norma L. Hill, Assistant Publisher
FUNERAL NOTICES
Rites Friday for Mrs. Lulu Green
Pvbliihtd every evening except Sunday and holidayt at Z4-26 South
Jackson Street. Greencastle, Indiana, 40135 intered in the Pest Office at Funeral services for Mrs. Greencastle. Indiana, as second class moil matter under Act of March 7, 1I7S. Lllhl Green, former south Jack-
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son street resident in this city, will be held Friday morning at 11:00 o'clock at the Rector Funeral Home. Rev. Jameson Jones will officiate. Interment will be in Forest Hill Cemetery.
Bible Thought For Today He said. I am the voice of one crying in the wilderness. Make straight the way of the Lord, as said the prophet Esaias— John 1:23. We need to be continually reminded that Jesus taught a way of life.
20 years ago Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower ended 36 years of brilliant army service when he turned over top military command to Gen. Omar N. Bradley, a West Point classmate. DePauw University had an emollment of 2,080 students for the spring semester. City firemen were called to the Granada Theater when a loaded stoker caught fire.
County Hospital Dismissed Wednesday: Albert Foxworthy, Reelsville Donna Cox, Fillmore Zella Terry, Cloverdale Eva Boswell, Greencastle William Burk, Greencastle Victor Hurst, Greencastle Leatha Crawley, Greencastle Margaret Feld, Greencastle Abb Alice. Greencastle Lloyd Baynard, Greencastle
Mrs. Green passed away Wednesday at the Masonic Home in
Franklin.
She was bom May 21, 1880 In Limedale, the daughter of William and Kathryn Koessler Steeg. She was a member of the Gobin Methodist Church. She is sunived by nieces, nephews and cousins. She was preceded in death by her husband, Emmett in 1946. Friends may call at the Rector Funeral Home after 3:00 p.m. today.
Services pending for Walter Moler Walter E. Moler, 85, father of Mrs. Wain Barker, Roachdale, Route 2, passed away! Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. follow-
ing surgery.
Surviving are three children, nine grandchildren, and nine teen great-grandchildren.
New parents
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moores of Oden are the parents of a son, Christopher Eden, bom February 7. Mr. Moores was band instructor at Bainbridge School last year.
Veterans to meet Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet at 8 tonight at the Gen. Jesse M. Lee Post 1550
Home.
Alumnae Meeting
Eta Alumnae Chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta will meet Miss Marian White has been Monday at 8 p m. at the home chosen Alumnus of the Year of Mrs. Albert E. Williams, 314 at Manual High School in Indi-
anapolis.
Miss White will be honored with a dinner and reception on
School will honor Miss Morion White
North Arlington Street. Attend dental seeslons
Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Trippett Friday evening, February 16th have returned home after at- and on Saturday Feb. 17th,
Funeral services are pending tending the Chicago dental ses- when the school celebrates Its
at the Watson Funeral Home
at Cayuga, Indiana.
Services Friday for Esther Lewis Mrs. Esther Lewis, 54, Eminence. passed away at the Putnam County Hospital Wednesday afternoon. She was bom February 26, ’913, the daughter of James and Emma Wright Arend.
sions Tuesday and Wednesday. Visits hospital patient Mrs. John J. Nelson went to Terre Haute today to call on Mrs. Harry Renner, of Reelsville, who is hospitalized at the Union Hospital. Mrs. Renner is in a critical condition. Arrested Wednesday Claude Hamblin, 39. Stilesville, was arrested at 5:5f. p.m. Wednesday on Sycamore Street bv Officer Russell Rogers and charged with having an improper muffler.
Marriage License George Warren Edwards. Jr., factors' machine operator, Marlon, and Bonnie Ruth Frazier, at home, Greencastle.
Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Junior Scaggs, 4 years today, Feb. 8. Mr. and Mrs. William Porter, 27 years today, February 8.
Welty funeral at Coatesville Mrs. Katherine Welty, 49. Hall, Indiana, died Tuesday at her residence. She was bom Febmary 28, 1919 in Davis County, the daughter of Clyde and Maude Pearl Roberts Sipes.
R i k TTTP MS She is survive ^ her mothWiirley Ann Albright, daugh-! Maud Laberten, Camby, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude ’ ** ve sons ’ William Welty,
Albright, 17 years old, today, Ba ’ nbridge:
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Robert, Eminence;
I-Arry, Indianapolis; Darrvl, Coatesville and Dennis, Monrovia; one daughter, Sandra Sims, Indianapolis: three sis-
ters and one brother.
Funeral services will be held Friday morning at 10:30 at the Weaver Funeral Home in Coatesville. Interment will be in Stilesville Cemetery.
Mrs. Lewis was a member of Radio interview
the Eminence Christian Church. She is survived by: her husband, Russell; one son, Ronald; one brother, Chrissie Arend, Martinsville R. 1; two grandsons. She was preceded in death by one son, Freddie in 1953. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2:00 p.m. at the Whitaker Funeral Home in Cloverdale. Rev. Stanley Hicks will officiate. Interment will be in the Mannan Cemetery.
Friday at 7:15 p.m. on DePauw radio station WORE, f he League of Women Voters will present a “Perspective: Clean Water” interview with James McQuigley of the Federal Water Control Administration. Mothers of Twins
73rd anniversary. Miss White has been active in Alumni affairs of the school since her graduation. Last year she served as chairman of the Alumni banquet, as well as other Alumni activities. Several of her Greencastle friends have received invitations to attend the dinner, social hour and entertainment honoring Miss White. Miss White is a niece of the late Elizabeth Ward of this city and has many f.iends here. She is employed at Eii Lilly Co. as Retiree Benefits
Assistant.
Miss White held the office of president of the Indianapolis Association of Personnel Women, and has held offices in other Civic organizations in T n
dianapolis.
Ip 1965. the Eli Lilly American Legion presented her a certificate of Merit Award to honor her as an employee of
, A " ^ i*. out. for the Mothers of Twins Club . '
will be held in the Public Service room on Tuesday, February 13, at 7:00 p.m. All interested mothers are invited to at-
Friends may call at the fu- j tend,
neral home In Cloverdale.
Friends may call at the neral home in Coatesville.
fu-
Brazil rites for Mary S. Wallace Mrs. Mary Scott Wallace, mother of Mrs. Alice Krider of Greencastle, passed away Wednesday at the Sunset Manor
Nursing Home.
Mrs. Wallace was born In Edinburgh, Scotland in 1880. She came to America at the age of 4 and lived In Brazil, later
moving to Indianapolis.
Besides Mrs. Krider, she Is
FB membership drive progressing
LIVESTOCK
CENTER
Reeuscltator run
City firemen made a resuscitator run to 922 North Madison Street at 1 o'clock this morning when Earl Cooksey had trouble breathing. Oxygen was administered and he was taken to the hospital in the
A progress report, given by Whitaker ambulance.
Gene Clodfelter, Farm Bureau membership chairman, to the board of directors at their,
February meeting stated that | ^ Scouts WiU obserVe Sc0Ut ninety percent of goal had been Feb ' 11 ' ^ ^tending reached. Workers will be giving 016 9:30 a rn - Worshl P Service of the Fillmore Christian j 19.75; 180-200 lb 18.0(M#.00;
Scout Sunday
The Fillmore Cub Scouts and
standing service to her fellow’ man, community, State and Na-
tion.
In 1962, Marian w^as one of five outstanding business women in Indianapolis who received an Achievement Award presented by the Indianapolis Chamber of
Commerce.
HOGS
18.50-19.00
LOCAL LIVESTOCK
Hogs 6,200; barrows and gilts strong to mostly 25 higher; 1-2, 200-240 lb 19.25-19.50; 20 head
their reports at a supper meeting |
Dear Folks: I get many letters from people who have had a nose bleed or perhaps cut their hand and can’t remove the stains from their clothing. Well, I'd like to tell you about something I did recently when It happened to me. I got a spot of blood on a white garment and did not notice it for about an hour. It was just about dry by that time! In fact, it piobably was. I picked up a small bottle of three per cent hydrogen 1 croxide solution (which costs less than 20 cents at my drug store) and put a terry cloth wash rag underneath the spot. Poured the peroxide on top of the spot and watched it foam away! When I saw the blood dissolving I took my fingernail and scratched the little bubbles, then poured more peroxide on the spot. Next I poured peroxide on a facial tissue and rubbed the top. When the blood startled to sink into the terry cloth lag, I used a clean rag. Continued this and within tw r o minutes, the spot was gone. Imagine that 7 Be careful what you use this method on because some materials are not colorfast. Just be sure you SPOT TEST a corner or a hidden facing first. I have since used this on pillow slips, etc., and it worked every time. Heloise a • • • Dear Heloise: As my kindergartner has trouble tying his shoes. I simply removed the laces inserted nariow elastic and sewed the ends. Now his shoes slip off and on easily. Sure solved a big problem for him. Peggy a • a a Letter of Thought Dear Heloise: If you stood by a canyon and
shouted I HATE YOIT, an echo would answer I HATE YOU, I HATE YOU, I HATE YOU. If you shouted I LOVE YOU, the echo would answer, I LOVE YOU, I LOVE YOU, I LOVE VQU. So you see, what you give in this life you will receive three-fold-sometimes more. Mrs. Ravmond Balogh * * * * How true . . . how true. . . a Heloise • • a a Dear Heloise: In a recent column you printed a helpful hint for inserting a left-out letter with a typewriter (or correcting an erroneous one). It stated that all you need to do is reinsert the paper, put the typewriter on stencil and line up the paper according to the impression left by the key. This is all good and true. But what about the typewriter without. a stencil setting? In that case the answer is an easy one also. Use a window envelope or tha cellophane from a cigarette package. Cut out a small piece of cellophane and place it over the intended letter. Then type the letter and you will be ab!e <o tell just exactly where It will appear on the final copy by the impression without It printing. Legal Secretary a • • a Dear Heloise: For those who love poached eggs, I wonder If they have ever tried poaching them in milk? Our whole family just loves them this way. And the milk need not be wasted. Just pour It In a jar and place in the refrigeratot This can be used for seasoning mashed potatoes, making cream sauces or cream gravy! W. B.
at the Country
February 8.
Side Inn on
Church. Several of the scouts
at the Murat Temple on Febru
ary 13-14.
will participate in the service. Scout leaders and officers will
Program was outlined and be recognized along with the plans were discussed for attend- two scout groups,
ing the FB women’s conference
Saddle Club to meet
The Bainbridge Saddle Club will meet on Saturday at 7:30
A report was read of the p m. In the Fairgrounds Com- j county extension policy devel- munity Building. Dr. R. C. | opment committee. Herschler, noted authority on The county contest for the diseases and lameness in horses, 2nd annual Indiana Conserva- will be guest speaker showing tion Public Speaking Contest slides and answering questions, was announced for Feb. 13, also Bring snack food for after the the district 4-H junior leader iveeting, coffee and iced tea training conference will be held will be served. Everyone inat Reelsville on Feb. 13. Farm terested In horses are invited
Bureau helps sponsor both t° attend.
events. Pause# examinationa Reports were given of other Mra D E Ruark r e Ce ived
survived by one son, Roy, and committee meetings and plans , vor( j that her great-grand-six grandchildren. Including for future commodity commit- daugh t e r, Marcee Wallace of John and James Krider. She w r as tees were discussed, also plans Charlevoix, Michigan, has pass-
preceded in death by her hus-
1-3, 220-250 lb 18.75-19.25; 250270 lb 18.50-19.00; 2-3, 220-280 lb 18.25-19.00; 280-310 lb 17.7518.25.
band and one son. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the Lawson Funeral Home in Brazil, wnth interment in Cottage Hill cemetery there.
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for a permanent milk stand pj examinations to become an at the county fair grounds. /j r Line stewardess. Marcee s Refreshments were served by mo ther was Juanna Donnohue
the Franklin Township direct-
Roachdale school news The Roachdale music Depart-
ment had six events entered in! nouncing the award of stew-
before her marriage to Robert Wallace. They are well known to many Greencastle people The following message was received: '‘American Air Lines takes great pleasure in an-
the District Solo and Ensemble Contest last Saturday and each event received a First Division rating. The contest was held at DePauw University and was sponsored by the Indiana School Music Association. A similar contest was held on Jan. 27 for brass, woodwind, and percussion events, however, last Saturday’s contest was for piano, voice, and string events.
ardess wings to Marcee Wallace on the occasion of her graduation from the American Air Lines, Stewardess College at
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Roachdale’s follows:
results were as
Group II Solos First Division: Beth Ludlow -piano, Beverly Hirt- voice Group III Solos First Division: Janet Crosby - piano Group IV Solos First Division: Carol Hostetter - piano Group II Ensembles First Division: Girls small ensemble - Beverly Hirt, Lynda Howard, Sara Britton, Belinda Hirt, Terri Stafford Group III Ensembles First Division: Mixed large ensemble - Sara Britton, Mary Hutchins, Penny Pond, Beverly Hirt, Belinda Hirt, Linda Copner, Terri Stafford, Becky Alexander, Nancj’ Perkins, Diane Witt, Susie Gilstrap, Jon Stafford, Ed Witt, Danny Surber, David Hostetter, Ron Snodgrass, Harold Risk, Steve Priest.
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