The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 November 1968 — Page 2
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The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana
Saturday, November 30, 1968
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Extension news By JERRY WILLIAMS County Youth Agent
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This week is a very big one for many Putnam County 4-H members. Five Putnam County 4. Her’s will be attending the National 4-H Congress held in Chicago. December 1st to 5th. They will leave Friday, November 29th to go to Chicago. Those who will be attending will be Cathy Niles, Russellville; Allan Sutherlin, Fillmore; Marie McKee, Carolyn Torr, and Suzanne Sendmeyer of Greencastle. This is quite an honor for Putnam County to have 5 of Indiana 45 delegates at national congress. We hope that we have a complete report from these people when they return. A congress trip is probably a highlight for which any 4-H member would like to shoot. They have been very active in their 4-H program and have been quite outstanding in their project work. One note of interest is that Marie, Cathy, and Carolyn are all presently seniors in high school. They have more work in 4-H ahead of them and we are expecting more things to come from them. They will be joining approximately 1,650 other outstanding 4-H members from throughout the United States. Also this week seven of the fifteen 4-H members who have completed 10 years in 4-H work will be going to Chicago on an achievement trip. This trip is awarded by the 4-H council. Those who will be attending are: Judy Nichols, Bainbridge; Carolyn Smith, Bainbridge; Floreen Danforth, Reelsville; and Vicki Aker Rollings of Greencastle; also joining them will be Jerry Sinclair of Cloverdale; Ed. Britton, Roachdale; and Gaylord Vaughn, of Belle Union. Driving will be my wife and I plus Roger Rollings. We will be staying at the Conrad Hilton hotel and plan to attend the Plaza Suits stage play, and attend various attractions in Chicago such as
the Merchandise Mart, the Museum of Science and Industry. This is a very good award for a job well done for these 4-H members. A committee of junior leaders met this week to plan their annual Christmas party which will be held at the fairgrounds December 27th. All 4-H junior leaders,both old and new are invited. They can bring a guest if they so desire. Sounds like a very interesting evening with games, records, taffy pull and the works. There will be more information concerning this at a later date. —Gym The Holding Corporation for the Jess McAnally Center is made up of Glenn Monnett, president; Tilghman Ruark, vice-president; John Whitaker, treasurer; Jack W. Hamm, secretary, and Fred Shively, member. Those on the School Board are: Jack W. Torr, president; Dale L. Shoup, vice-president; George F. Long, Jr., secretary; Allan E. Feld, and Mrs. Elaine Shedd, members. Mr. Charles Poe and Mrs. Beverly Wagoner were members of the School Board during the period of construction. Roy C. Sutherlin is the attorney for the school and the building corporation. Park Visitors Get an Assist FLAMINGO, Fla. < UPI > — Man gave nature and visitors in Everglades National Park an assist when the road from the Park’s entrance southwest of Miami to the Flamingo vacation complex on Florida Bay was constructed in 1957. Rock for the roadbed taken from the preserve itself, created "borrow pits,” shaped as natural ponds. These became water holes for the Park's abundant and unusual animal life, and perfect places for vis-
Youth to have Church Forum The youth of Peace Lutheran Church are having a forum entitled Get Involved: What Youth Can Do in Our Community. The six speakers, Mrs. Lillian Taylor, Mrs. Sherman Lowe, Miss Carol Vaughn, MissSuzanne Martz, Mr. Marvin Jones, and Mrs. Phil Clark will discuss the causes of and cures for poverty in Greencastle. A unique worship service, “Say Yes!”, will be presented by the Peace Lutheran Walther League. All the youth of the community are invited to come to the Student Center of Peace Lutheran Church, 218 Bloomington Street, at 7 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 1 to learn how they can join the war on poverty. Goldman speaker WASHINGTON (UPI) - The president of the World Jewish Congress says the old antisemitism propagated by reactionary forces is being replaced with new anti-Jewish sentiment stemming from leftist elements throughout the world. Dr. Nahum Goldmann told 2,000 delegates attending the 70th anni national biennial convention of the Union of Orthodox Jewish congregations that new anti-semitism was propping up “primarily in the form of anti-Israel positions and anti-Zionism.” —S. Putnam man, Route 5, LaPorte. Linda C 1 e 1 a n d, Route 4, Rochester; Sherry Cole, 5115 S. Rogers, Bloomington; Cynthia Comer, Route 7, Greensburg; J.W. Findling, Route 1, Daleville, Barbara Mann, Route 1, Lewisville; Cynthia Brechbill, Routes, Auburn; (Cathy Niles, Route 1, Russellville). Herd Crimmins, Route 1, Lucerne; Elaine Mattingly, 1020 N. 21st, Lafayette; Gary Emsweller, Route 2,Rushville;(Janet Spelbring, Route, 2, Poland); Freddie St. John, Route 1, Lapel; David Rodibaugh, Route 1, Rensselaer; Dennis Dunkel, Route 3 LaGrange. Timothy Strueh, Route 1,Evans, ville; Dennis Hardiman, Route 1, Princeton; Sandra Wilcox, Route 3, Mitchell; (SuzanneSendmeyer, 626 Anderson St., Greencastle); (Allan Sutherlin, Route 1, Fillmore); Martha Ikeda, Route 3, Knox.
Bainbridge news By Mrs. Nelson
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sterrett were Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Gibson of New Castle. Miss Louise Hubbard of Greencastle was the guest from Saturday through the holidays of her cousin, Mrs. Ruth Hyatt. Glenn Hubbard and son Robert were also guests on Sunday for a pre-Thanksgiving dinner. The Lions Club enjoyed a turkey dinner Thursday evening in their den and then held their meeting. The ladies of the Somerset Church served the meal. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sterrett spent last weekend with his daughter, Mrs. Joyce Albea. Mr. Albea and children at Greenfield. Mrs. Josephine Fosher entertained with a pre-Thanksgiving dinner Sunday evening for Geraldine Bullerdick of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. DonavonHendrich and familyof Fillmore, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Aenor, Roy and Cindy, Mrs. Bruce Lane and Mrs. Guenn Beck. Mrs. Richard Whitaker of Miami, Florida, visited friends here Friday and Saturday and then went to Thorntown where she visited with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Blue were guests of their son, Jeff Blue and family in Indianapolis, Friday night and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Minnick spent Sunday at Indiana State and attended the badminton tournament, in which their daughter, Patty Jo played. Mrs. Elizabeth Dagenhart returned to her home in Detroit on Wednesday after spending the past week with her brother,Jesse Tillotson and family. Mrs. Jane Sharp and Mrs. Patsy McCammack attended a hair styling show Sunday at the
State Teachers building in Indianapolis. Mrs. Zada Pruitt has gone to Mooresville to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Modlin over the holidays. Mrs. Ruby Crosby is a patient in Putnam County Hospital since Monday, November 18th. Mrs. Hazel Scobee was the guest last weekend of her son Herschel and family in Indianapolis and attended the Holiday on Ice Show. The Rev. Brian James pastor of the Methodist Church was the dinner guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hess and family. Mrs. Patsy McCammack and daughter, Janet were hostesses to a birthday party for her daughter Julie on Saturday afternoon, Nov. 16th. After Julie opened her gifts for her fifth anniversary, refreshments of cake and ice cream were served and games were Continued on Page 5
—Lydick Variety Show that year, donated his performer’s fee to a scholarship fund. The weekend began in 195land has grown from 5,000 spectators and 60 student workers the first year to more than 24,000 fans and 585 student workers this past year.
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iX^XWX-XrX-X^ Personal and Local Martha Circle The Mary Martha Circle of the First Baptist Church will meet December 3 at 7 p.m. with Mrs. Helen Samuels. There will be a gift exchange of something we have made. Our project will be money given for the gift for the shut-ins. Program will be given by Mrs. Mariam Durham. Guest “Rusty” Elliott is the guest of his parents Dr. and Mrs. Gerald C. Elliott during the Thanksgiving vacation. He is a student at Indiana University in Bloomington. Home For Thanksgiving Raymond Giuliani, Jr. returned to Greencastle from Wesleyan College, Bloomington, 111.,Tuesday night. His father, Raymond Giuliani, Sr. returned Wednesday night from Monmouth, 111. and brought his daughter, Jay, home for the Thanksgiving vacation. Visits Parents Misses Mar grate Marvel and Kathy Marvel are visiting their parents Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Marvel. They also have as their guest, Suellen Underwood of Bloomington. She is a classmate of Margrate and Bruce Lott of Speedway.
Guests For Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Moss lias as their Thanksgiving Day guests Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moss and their three children of Burlington and Mrs. Moss’s sister, Mrs. Goldie Welch of LaPort.
Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. P.G. Evans were the Thanksgiving guests of their son and family Mr. and Mrs. Richard Evans of Indianapolis. Other guess of the Evans family were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evans and family also of Indianapolis and Ruby Jones of Greenwood. Musical Meeting Morning Musical will meet Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. Dec. 3rd with Mrs. J.E. Porter Asbury Towers, 102 North Popular. County Chorus The County Chorus will meet Monday evening at 7:15 in the Music Room in the Jr. High School Building. Over the teacups Over the Teacups will meet with Mrs. Merle Troyer Dec. 3. Mrs. Jerome Hixon, Mrs. C.L. Hamilton and Mrs. W.M. McGaughey assisting hostesses. Mrs. Chester Coan will present the program. Boyer Back HOLLYWOOD < UPI' — Charles Boyer returned to Hollywood from Europe and his role in "The Madwoman of Chaillot” to report for work in "The April Fools" with Jack Lemmon and Catherine Deneuve.
FUNERAL NOTICES Harvey Owens rites set for Sunday Harvey W. Owens, 609 Seminary Street, 73 died Friday morning at the Putnam County Hospital. He was born Oct. 1, 1895 in Shelbyville County, Kentucky. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Owens. He was an elder in the First Christian Church of Greencastle. He was a veterans of World War I and a member of the W.W.I Barracks. He attended Central Normal College at Danville and taught school for three years prior to entering the service. He was a city letter carrier for the Unted States Post Office at Greencastle for over 36 years retiring in 1965. He was survived by the widow, Emily, daughters, Mrs. Bobby Lu Flood of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., Mrs. Mary Dale Potts of Mobile, Ala., five grandchildren, three great grandchildren, two brothers, Staten and L. B. Owens, and five sisters, Mrs. Lena McCoy, Mrs. Myrtle Van Dyke Mrs. Viola Greene, Miss Gladys Owens and Mrs. Corrine Miller, of Indianapolis. He was preceded in death by his first wife Melba in 1963. Services will be Sunday at 3 p.m. in the First Christian Church with the Rev. Maxwell Webb officiating. Burial will be in Fillmore Cemetery. Friends may call at the Rector Funeral home after noon Saturday. The body will lie in state one hour before the service.
Gives approval PARIS (UPI) — Parliament gave final approval to the austerity program President Charles de Gaulle ordered to save the iranc. The government immediately put it into effect by forbidding mailing money out of France. Although the National Assembly approved De Gaulle's program Thursday, the Senate could have delayed putting it into effect. Unlike the lower house, the Senate has often defied De Gaulle. De Gaulle astonished his own nation and the financial world Saturday by refusing to devalue the franc, weakened by weeks of speculation on European markets. Instead he asked for a tough austerity program to raise taxes, impose strict currency exchange controls and cut government spending including France’s expensive nuclear program. Dy $1 billion
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