The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 February 1968 — Page 2
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Tuesday, February 13, 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 Published every evening except Sunday and holidays at 34-26 South Jackson Street, Greencastle, Indiana, 46135 Entered in the Post Office at Groeneastlo Indiana, as second class mail matter under Act of March 7, 1878 United Press International lease wire service; Member Inland Daily Press Association; Hoesier State Press Association All unsolicited articles, manuscripts, letters and pictures sent to The Daily Banner are tent at owner's risk, and The Daily Banner repudiates any liability or responsibility for their safe custody or return. By carrier 50c per week, single copy 10c. Subscription prices of The Daily Banner effective July 31. 1967—in Putnam County—1 year, $12.00—6 months. S7.00—3 months, $4.50—Indiana other than Putnam County—1 year, $14.00—6 months, $8 00—3 months. $5 00 — Outside Indiana 1 year, $18.00—6 months, $10.00—3 months. $7 00 All Mail Subscriptions payable in advance. Motor Routes $2.15 per one month.
20 years ago
Mrs. Richard E. Sandy was hostess to guest day of the
Woman's Study Club.
Brazil defeated the Tiger Cubs in a basketball thriller, i 40 to 36. Art Roberts was high man for the Cubs with 12
points on six field goals.
Miss Leah Cumutt was in
Chicago attending a Music Ed-j Daniel Schoolcraft, 21. city,
was arrested at 11:05 Monday night by Officer Alva Hubble
for public intoxication.
To meet at chapel
St. Paul’s Mothers Club will meet at the Chapel at 7:30
p.m. Thursday. Arrested Monday
ucators Conference.
Meeting conducted by Maple Heights Club
Countv Hospital Dismissed Monday: Mrs. Arthur Scott and son, Cloverdale Mrs. Delmas Abbott and daughter, Bainbridge Mickie Pitcock. Indianapolis Donald Winter, Plainfield Daphne Forester, Greencastle Mrs. Donald Sutherlin and daughter, Greencastle Births: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simmerman, 507 East Ohio Street, a boy, today.
Bible Thought Fo r Today I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help Psalm 121:1. Above and beyond the majesty of nature is the strength of God, the source of all strength.
Meeting tonight
Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority will hold its social meeting tonight at 7:30 at the home of
Mrs. Ann DeVylder.
The Maple Heights Extension Homemakers Club held their February meeting last Tuesday evening at the club house with
Mrs. George Graves and Mrs. ; Club will meet
S. D. Earley as co-hostesses. Shrinking Violet Social Club The meeting opened with Mrs. will meet Wednesday at 7:30 Maynard Grubb, the president, j p m , with Bonnie Bryan. Represiding. The Salute to the member to b r i n g valentines.
American and Christian Flags |
and the Creed were repeated in Indianapolis Visitors unison. Mr. and Mrs. Fremont Power, The thought of the month of Indianapolis, visited Mrs. was read and Ethel Schachtel j Minta Snider prior to leaving
detail are subject to 30-minute
call.
Returns from Florida Mrs. H. G. Hockensmith has ! returned from Lake Park, Florida, where she visited her sister and family, Mrs. Marvin Freeman. Mrs. Freeman is well j known in this community as she 1 formerly lived in Putnamville. Meeting Thursday Clinton Homemakers Club will meet Thursday, Feb. 15, at i the home of Mrs. Olma Clodfelter on Highway 36 at 1:30 p.m. Hostess will be Mrs. Marilee Clodfelter. Mrs. Hazel Davis will have the program on “Fat and Oils In The Diet."
Youth injured Sunday evening A 16-year-old rural Roachdale boy was Injured Sunday evening when the car in which he was riding struck a utility pole about 2 1 a miles north of New Maysville on the New Maysville-Roachdale Road.
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WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Chester Day, Fillmore, 64 years today, Feb.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cain, Greencastle, Route 2, 31 years today,
February 13.
gave the song history of “Oh Susanna’’ by Stephen Foster. ; The group then joined in sing-
ing the song.
Mrs. Estella Sutherlin gave a report on the last council meet-
: ing.
Friday for Miami, Florida, for a vacation.
Initiation Wednesday
Women of the Moose will meet at the Moose Home Wednesday. There will be initiation.
Roll call was answered with Dress is formaL AU ambers
“An interesting article or book "’el come -
I’ve read lately. Heads funeral detail
In Georgia hospital
Mrs. Jervis Fulmer, formerly! of Greencastle, now living in Mt. Berry, Georgia, has been in the hospital at Rome, Georgia, because of a fractured pel- ! vis. She was injured when knocked down by a boxer dog.
According to Putnam County Sheriff’s Department, James Bell of Rt. 2, Roachdale received a lacerated chin and a possibly broken jaw as a result of the
mishap.
The accident happened, according to officers, when 16-year-old Charles M. McCarty, of Rt. 1, Bainbridge, lost control
of his 1962 Pontiac in loose gra- out!
vel and slid into the pole after
applying the brakes.
Dear Folks: I’m pushing 50 real hard and have been sewing many years. I finally figured out something that has bothered me all this
time.
You know all the dust and lint that accumulates around the bobbin in a sewing machine and clogs it up? Well, the best way I’ve found to remove it is when you change the color of thread on your bobbin, just BLOW, BLOW, BLOW . . . while it’s
So instead of letting this stuff collect and clog your ma-
Damage to the car was esti- chine, blow it out each time, mated at $700 and the REMC It’s sure much easier than pole was broken and power lost cleaning it out with tweezers for a short time. or brush and besides, you might save a repair bill.
Heloise
She has written Mrs. Howard gf tfldnks * * * *
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O.E.S. Notice Stated meeting of Morton Chapter 356 Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Election of officers and | carry-in refreshments. Dorsie Allgood, W.M.
Reports of the secretary and treasurer were read and ap-
proved.
There were two lessons for the month. The first on “Good Mental Health for Adults” was given by Mrs. Iva Hammond and Mrs. Estella Sutherlin. The second on “Fats and Oils in the
Sgt. Jimmie R. Reeves, a local serviceman recently returned from Vietnam, has been appointed as a non-commissioned officer in charge of military funeral details for Ohio, Indiana, West Virginia and Tennessee. Sgt. Reeves is now stationed at Fort Knox, Kentucky. He and
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Diet” was given by Mrs. Ran- seven other men in the funeral
dall Crawley and Mrs. George I Graves. 1
Health and safety was by memory
Mrs. Estella Sutherlin on Rabies
Control. In loving memory of Robert Mrs. Maynard Grubb received Bittles, who left us February the door prize by having the 13, 1966. lucky all day sucker out of a Today brings memories flower center piece that decor- O! our loved one gone to rest
Burkett that she is recovering.
Guest meeting Feb. 20
DePauw W’omen’s Club members will be guests of the DePauw Newcomers at their meeting on Tuesday, Febmary 20. The meeting will be held at 8:00 p.m. in the DePauw Art Center. Richard Hatcher of the Catalina Beauty Salon will give a program on “Hair Pieces and Wigs.” This meeting will replace the regular meeting of
the DePauw Women’s Club.
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FUNERAL NOTICES
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I wish to take this opportunity to thank each and everyone who sent me the many lovely cards, letters, the beautiful flowers and gifts and to those who visited me during my stay in the hospital. The nurses, nurse-aides, the volunteer workers, also Dr. Lett, Dr. Schauwecker and all who made my stay in the hospital after surgery as pleasant as possible. Also the ministers for their comforting words of prayer. May God Bless each an every-
one of you. Leona Dobson
ated the table. Reports were given by the Cheer, Social and Outlook Committees. It was voted to give to the Heart Fund. The news letter was read and the meeting was then dismiss-
ed.
He will never be forgotten By one who loved him best.
Aunt Edith
Masonic notice
Stated Assembly of Greencastle Council 107. Royal and
The hostesses conducted a Select Masters will be held valentine contest which was Wednesday evening February won by Mrs. E. C. McCullough 8:30 o’clock. Upcoming and Mrs. Estella Sutherlin. events of local York Rite bodies Refreshments were served In! will be discussed and arranged.
Mrs. Heinlein's father dies Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Heinlein and family are in Lancaster, Ohio, due to the death of Mrs. Heinlein’s father, George Van Buskirk, Friday, February 9. He had been hospitalized several weeks and his condition had been critical. Mrs. Heinlein has been in i Lancaster for a few weeks.
Card of thanks
keeping with Valentine’s Day ; and the month of February.
Marriage License James Robert Mehne, U.S. Air Force, Greencastle, and Sonna Marie Mercer, secretary, Reelsville, Route 1.
All Companions are urged to come and participate. We appreciate visitors. Ralph P. Crousore, HI. M.
Putnam Court Notes Carol A. Capps vs. Junior Ray Capps, suit for divorce.
O.E.S. Notice Called meeting of Greencastle Chapter 255, Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Initiation. Leona Tuttle, W.M.
We wish to thank our many kind relatives, friends, and neighbors for their sympathy expressed, the many tributes, and courtesies extended, at the passing of our beloved one, Kenneth D. Barr. We especially wish to thank Rev. Marvin Brydwell, Rev. Stanley Nichols, and the Whitaker Funeral Home for the kind understanding services
rendered.
Wife, daughter, and family.
We always knew you were worth more.
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Woman to Woman
By PATRICIA McCORMACK NEW YORK UPI — Boat shows always give me a sinking feeling.
It comes from remembering addition of another floatable, my fragile financial condition as we will become a two-boat fam-
my orbs feast on 35-foot yachts ily.
with wall-to-wall carpeting. “No," a nice man reasured piped-in music and comforts | me. “People won’t look at you
most homes don’t have.
All poor in pocketbook will understand the depression—similar to that of a child who presses proboscis against the five-cent candy counter glass, reaches into pocket and finds only gingersnap crumbs, a pa-
per clip and two cents.
For a while I felt bouyant; boat. Samples: Prams, dinks, when touring the 58th National canoes, sailboards, kayaks and
Boat Show here. During the car-toppers.
Letter of Thought Dear Heloise: We are raising our “second” family and I am learning more about motherhood now than when the older children were
home.
Several times a day our four-year-old will come in from play and announce, “It’s time for some lovin’. “Whatever I’m doing is set aside while we visit. He tells me what he’s been doing or sometimes we talk about “When I grow up, Mom. ...” It’s such a delightful time and since it’s at his suggestion, it is even MORE precious. Our small ones grow up and away from us so soon—especially after they start to school— and boys soon reach that stage where it’s “sissy” to be loved by adults. When the older children used to come to me for loving, I was usually too busy with my chores to stop. But as we grow older we realize that our children are more important that that waxed floor! Forgive my amateur attempt at child phychology.
“Tex”
• • • • Forgive you? Never! W’e all love you.
Heloise
• • • * Dear Heloise: As we especially like mashed potato salad and I was caught without anything but instant potatoes, I decided to give them a try. Just cook according to directions. The potatoes were done and cool by the time the eggs had finished cooking. Not even an expert could have told this instant potato salad, from “the kind mother used to
make.”
Mrs. J. Swaim
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Dear Heloise:
My husband discovered an easier way to wash the car. He uses an insecticide sprayer, the kind that attaches to an ordinary garden hose and has a little hole In the top of the attachment. When insecticide is wanted, you put a finger on the hole and it has a tube which siphons the insecticide up to the hose and mixes with the water and sprays it. If you don’t want
boating. A micro-boat is a mini-j insecticide, remove your finger
and it sprays just clear water. My husband put a mild detergent mixed with some water
him soapy water to wash with and clear water from the attached hose to rinse with. All right there in one hand. The sprayer will hold enough soapy mix to do an average size car. Just be sure to dilute the detergent a bit so it won’t be too thick for the siphon tube. Ann De Land a • • • For years I’ve washed windows and screens this way. And who but you would have ever thought to use it on a car? You're great. Much thanks. Heloisg • • • a Dear Heloise: My neighbor made a cute toy for her dog by tying an old tennis ball in one of the strong mesh bags the onions come in. Her dog has a “ball” with his bouncing bag. Sue C. • * * * Dear Folks: Now don’t laugh at this. You might be surprised how much your kids love it. You know those packages of powdered drink mixes you buy which come in grape, orange, strawberry, etc.? Well, instead of plain old cinnamon toast for breakfast, try using some of this. It’s absolutely the greatest. Heloisg
Card of thanks
I wish to express my slncer# thanks to Dr. Ellett and thg entire staff of the Putnam County Hospital for their services during my recent stay in the hospital. Also, friends and relatives of the Bainbridge and Coatesville communities for their flowers, cards and visits. A special thanks to the people of the New Winchester Baptist Church for their prayers. Raymond Hart, Coatesville, Ind.
Masonic Notice
Stated meeting of Applegate Lodge 155 this evening at 7:30.
Visitors welcome.
C. D. Hendricks, W. M.
S.S. Doughnut. Easier to carry around but comparable upkeep. While thinking of purchasing this, it occurred that with the
and say “there go those rich
McCormacks. Two boats. “They won’t because the two
boat family is becoming a
thing."
He didn't say what kind of thing, but it’s happening this way: There’s a boom in micro-
summer you might say we be-
came a one-boat family. Everything was ship shape
until a couple of salts asked for a picture of my craft, the S.S. Doughnut. More questions and I had to admit the boat cost $1.50 and resembled a used innertube, which it was until recommissioned as the flagship
of the McCormack fleet.
I really can’t understand why gailfish, and penguins draw althe people argued it wasn’t a most as much attention as races boat. My little boat goes places! f or stars or dragons—bigger
Dad has this big run-about or cruiser. See ? The kids want their own fun boat. Presto—two boats, a mini and a maxi. The move to miniature but sporty little boats started several years ago as sailboards, canoes and dinks increased in
popularity.
! Today, regattas for sunfish,
in the sprayer jar. This gave
In memory In memory of Scotty King, who passed away one year ago on February 11, 1967. Scotty had the bluest eyes His mile was bright and cheery God needed Scotty for His own And took him in a hurry. Sadly missed by Unclt, Aunt and Cousins.
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boats go. It con’t go fast or far as most, but there's no doubt— it floats. What’s more, you can’t beat the upkeep or running costs. An ice man at the side of a $76,850 boat—full living for six —suggested I key the viewing to my financial condition. He said it was silly to go around in an inntertube, getting all wet. He said if I looked around I could find something that fits my pocketbook and keeps me dry. I looked and found a fourfoot, two-inch inflatable kayak for $20. It was for a child. I was taken also with a motorized surfboard. But my heart went pitty-pat the most when I found a ball you toss into the water. When it gets wet, it turns into a life preserver. That’s gven better than the
boats. Boat makers of America say the newest family thing is two identical micro-yachts of the s sailing variety. Mom and Jane race Dad and Pete. You can do the same thing with innertubes until you get the maxi-money for the miniboats—about $500 apiece.
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