The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 September 1968 — Page 9

Wednesday, September 11, 1968

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

Page 9

Morton news

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wilson and son Gene spent Labor Day weekend at the Midwest Old Settlers and Thresher’s Reunion at Mo millan Park, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. Miss Joyce Farrow was a guest of Mrs. Maude O’Haver for lunch last Thursday. The official board meeting of Union Chapel Church was held at the Church last Thursday evening. The Rev. Patterson urged members to attend a meeting

Sept. 25th concerning our new Church Union, at First Church Brazil at 7:30 p.m. Mike Anderson and Dale Barker returned to Purdue to enter the Fall Semester. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hurst and Mrs. Mae Tures of Mt. Meridian were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Goode. Dennis Anderson who has been a hospital patient in Guam is

back on duty. He celebrated his 23rd birthday last Friday. His address is Dennis W. Anderson A.B.H.# 2 Box 72-AewrenOne (VW-1) Fleet Post Office, San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Phil King and daughter Lisa were Sunday dinner eruests of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Call. The Kings and Mrs. Call attended the show Heide at the Voncastle Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen called

on Mr. and Mrs. Vern Sigler last Monday evening. The Siglers were Saturday evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shonkwiler. Mrs. Ralph Fry of Cloverdale, Mrs. Carl Clodfelter of Greencastle and Mrs. Dewey Stultz of Greencastle, R.R.# 1 were Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. Russell O’Haver and attended worship services at Union Chapel Church Sunday A.M. Miss Ida Wood, sister of Mrs. Ina Sigler, entered the Masonic Home last Saturday. She intends to make her future home there. She would like to hear - from her friends in the communities where she resided.

Mrs. Donna Butler of Lafayette and Mrs. Bertha Magill were Friday night guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Martin. They left Saturday for Ft. Wayne where Mrs. Magill will be living with her sister, Mrs. William Hessert. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stultz and sons were the Lee Martin family, David Clodfelters, A1 Grays, and Darley Jacks. The Hubert McGaughey family visited with Sunday evening. Mrs. D. P. Alexander, Floyd Yochum and Olma Clodfelter attended the Carrington reunion Sunday at the home of Mrs. Mary Virginia Clodfelter. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Martin and

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Riggen and daughter were Sunday evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Scobee. Gary Clodfelter is home for 14 days before leaving for a base in Virginia. Labor Day guests in the Noel Nicholson home were Mr. and Mrs. Don Dement and daughters of Kenny, m. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gillmore were Monday night visitors of the Nicholsons. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bennett have returned from a vacation at Cherokee, Arkansas. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Richey and Dale’s sister, Janie, of Kansas, HI., were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Noel Nichol-

son. Mrs. Clair Albin and Mrs. Mike O’Hair and sons visited Mrs. Albin’s mother, Mrs. Glen Clark, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Clark

is recovering from a prolonged illness. Chris and Troy Albin, children of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Albin, are shut in with measles.

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cram a second-grader back into his first grade clothing. Those clothes were a perfect fit, or maybe a little on the loose side, when school closed last June. How, then, does one account for the fact that they are now twice too small? Physical Impossiblity I checked with the children’s bureau of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare and I was told no boy that age could possibly have doubled in size in less than three months. It is my theory that we have a psychopath in our neighborhood. Harkening back to my police reporting days, i have dubbed him “The Phantom Shrinker." Last month qhile we were away on vacation the shrinker sneaked into my house and washed all of my kid’s school clothes in the wrong kind of detergent. I’m turning the case over to the FBI tomorrow. Meanwhile . . . Well, meanwhile, there is the business of trying to get my elder daughter ready to go off to college for the first time. Unless you have been through this yourself, you couldn’t believe all the stuff that freshmen girls take with them to college these days. Assemble Equipment My wife, the quartermaster, has drawn up a check list and the other evening we conducted an inventory to make certain all of the necessary equipment was at hand. “Riot helmet?” “Check.” “Tear gas mask?” “Check.” “Bail money?” “Check.” “Water, paint and cardboard for making protest signs?” “Check.” “A length of rope for tying up the dean?” “Check.” “Empty beer bottles to throw at the cops?” “Check.” “Okay, it looks like she's ready to begin her higher education. Let’s get it crated up. The moving van will be here next Saturday.” Valpo mayor dies at age of sixty VALPARAISO, Ind. (UPI)— Valparaiso Mayor Donald E. Will, 60, died suddenly Monday at the Lafayette home of his daughter. Valparaiso police chief Robert Miller announced the death here and said Will had been distraught over the illness of his wife, Hazel, who remained hospitalized in Lafayette. She was told of her husband’s death. Will was at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Mather, to be near his wife. The exact circumstances surrounding his death were not revealed Mon. day. However, a Lafayette news, paper ran a story Monday that Will had been arrested for drunk driving in Lafayette on Saturday. He was slated to appear in city court Monday, but was granted a continuance when it was learned he suffered a “breakdown” Sunday, the paper said. The Republican mayor, who was serving the first year of his third term at the helm of Valpar also city government, was president of the Indiana Municipal League in 1964-65. The organization is now known as the Indiana Association of Cities and Towns. The Valparaiso City Council met Monday night to discuss the selection of a new mayor. The law stipulates it has 15 days to make the choice. —Horses Barbara Ellis, second; and Sandy Grimes, third. Other winners were ReiningPhil Jordan, first; Don Winings, second; and Earlem- Woods, third; Flag Race- Clark Jones, first; Barry Grimes, - cond,and Don Winings, third. The final event of the all-day affair was the egg race. Clark Jones whizzed around the track, egg in spoon, lapping the rest of the field. The Bainbridge Saddle Club puts on an enjoyable show. As one member, Mrs. Janet Oliver, Roachdale, said, “We’re a family group and we have a lot of fun.” A lot of fun was had by all Sunday.