Jackson County Banner from Brownstown, Indiana • Page 5

THE BROWNSTOWN BANNER. Wednesday, August 11.1976 S-A BUFFALO NORMAN Psalmists To Sing The Psalmists will present special programs of gospel music at 9:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 15, at the Spraytown Free Methodist Church.

The public is invited to attend. 11 11 hi" THIS addition to the Lutheran Central School at remains of extensive fire and smoke damage Brownstown is rapidly beginning to take shape. The sustained in apre-dawn fire last January. Blackened new section will include two additional classrooms. walls and ceilings have been cleaned and freshly Inside the original building, little evidence now painted, giving the school a new look throughout.

FFA Awards At I Fair Every one here were so happy to see Ethel Norman return to her home Sunday. Her son, Orval and his wife are with her. Mrs. Norman had been hospitalized since March 3, when she was injured in an automobile accident in which her husband was killed instantly. Malenda Harbough of Columbus spent the past week here with her grandmother, Helen Dewey and her aunt, Mrs.

Arthur Nelson. They attended the Jackson County Fair several nights. Mrs. Dora Fleetwood and her sister, Mrs. Dona Combs of near Indianapolis visited one afternoon with Bertha East on.

Mrs. Wayne Hedrick of New White-land and Mrs. Flora Fish of Freetown called Wednesday afternoon on Mrs. Ray Cummings. Mrs.

Dwight Harbough of Columbus, daughter of Helen Dewey, underwent foot surgery last week at the hospital there. She is getting along well. Miss Sherry Curry, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Davis, underwent a tonsilectomy at Bedford Medical Center and is home again.

Harry Davis of Indianapolis spent one day the past week with his brother. Earl and wife here. Mrs. Orlena Cook of Anderson spent Saturday night and Sunday with Bertha East on and daughter Ruth. Sorry to hear that Mrs.

Lloyd White became very ill the past week and was taken to Bedford Medical Center. All wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hedrick and son Terry and wife and two children of New Whiteland called on Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Cummin ps Sundav afternoon. Mrs. Edna Bailey and Madge Williams of Heltonville called Thursday evening ont Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Cummings. Greg and Larry Norman got on their 10-speed bikes Saturday morning and left Columbus at 6 a.m. They arrived in Norman at 10:45 a.m. and are spending this week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Horace George. Their grandparents report that they think they made the trip in very good time but arrived a little tired. Mr. and Mrs. Moris Norman and family have returned home after a vacation in Florida and are visiting her parents this week, Mr.

and Mrs. Horace George. Mrs. Horace George has returned home after a week's visit with her brother, Herman and wife in Clinton, N.C. Mr.

Flinn is not so well and all his six sisters were there visiting him. This was the first time they had all been together for ten years. Mrs. Horace George called at Bedford Dunn Hospital Monday morning to see her uncle, Olen Clark, who suffered a stroke Sunday. Mr.

Clark is in his 80s. Mrs. Cecil Cummings called on Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cummings one afternoon during the week.

Rusty Nelson of Tennessee spent the weekend with his parents', Mr. and Mrs. Arthur NfelsonT rvYi People here received their Banner cook book Saturday and thank The Banner staff and all who made it possible and are looking to trying new recipes. Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Cummings have received word that their daughter, Betty, and her husband, Maurice Horton and two children of Brookings, S.D., will arrive here Aug. 17 to spend a short vacation with the Cummings' and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. I.

Horton of Liberty. Malenda Combs of Columbus is visiting her great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace George, this week. Mrs.

Ray Cummings Meat Production Commercial red meat production in Indiana during June totaled 67.4 million pounds, report agricultural statisticians at Purdue University. This is 15 per 4 more than in June, 1975, and eight per cent larger than the May kill. NOW AVAILABLE AT 'V: -v WEDDLEVILLE Everyone remember the Old Settlers meeting at Weddleville Brick School-house on Aug. 15. Carry-in basket dinner at 12:30.

Please bring old photos and any memorabilia. See you there. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Darkis visited Mrs.

Mildred Blair Thursday afternoon. Clyde Shields who has been sick is about the same. We wish him a speedy recovery. At my last report Mrs. Neal (Helen) Reynolds was still at the Medical Center.

Virginia Darkis and Mildred Blair attended the Jackson County fair Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Luciene Hill visited Donald Blair Sunday afternoon. Mrs.

Donald Blair spent the weekend with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Guy Robison at Scott sburg. Congratulations to Sue and Randy Martin on their entries and ribbons at the county fair. Mrs.

Donald Blair Winners Announced In Automotive, Tractor Projects Results of judging of automotive, and tractor projects in the 4-H building at the Jackson County Fair have been reported, as follows: Division I Blue: Motny Densford, Brent Kilgas, Jane Miller, Christine Warmer, Phil Yeager. Red: Donald Gambrel, John Law son. Champion: Brent Kilgas. Reserve Champion: Jane Miller. Division II Blue: Wendy Warner, Jeff Younger.

Champion: Jeff Younger. Reserve Champion: Wendy Warner. Division Blue: Brian Thompson, Tommy Tor-moehlen. Champion: Brian Tompson. Reserve Champion: Tommy Tormoeh-len.

TRACTOR Division I Blue: Tim Hoene, Harold Kreinop, Brad Nierman, Brian Stuckwisch, Kevin Benter, Brian Wischmeierr Champion: Harold Kreinop, Jr. Reserve Champion: Tim Hoene. Division Blue: David Eggersman, Karen Fenne-berg, Bob Frey, Max Lambring, Randy Nierman, Gregg Stuckwisch, Priscilla Wischmeier. Division Blue: Kurt Fenneberg, Mark Miller, Greg Tormoehlen, Roger Tormoehlen. Champion: Greg Tormoehlen.

Reserve Champion: Roger Tormoehlen. Division IV Blue: Victor Schneider, Randy Tormoehlen, Doug Wischmeier Greg Wischmeier. Jt Division VI Blue: diaries Eggersman Eggersman? Donald Schnhker, Jeff Thompson, Brian Thompson. Division VII Blue: Tommy Tormoehlen, Scott Thompson. The community' would like to extend sympathy to the relatives and friends of Mrs.

Goerge (Thelma Garloch) Smith of Largo, Ha. Mrs. Smhb died Friday in Florida after an extended illness, being critical for the past two weeks. The funeral and burial was in Florida. Mrs.

Smith was born and spent her younger years in our community. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Carmichael and family of Indianapolis spent Thursday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Carmichael. Other callers the past week included Mr. and Mrs. Phil Soladine of Honeytown and Mr. Mrs.

Leno Thomas of Ogilville. i Mr. and Mrs. Russell Carmichael visited Mr. and Mrs.

Emil Winkler and family at Peru Saturday and attended the-wedding of Jim Winkler. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin. Garloch visited Mr.

and Mrs. John Murphy in a North Vernon Nursing home recently. Mr. and Mrs. William Weliever and family of Indianapolis spent Sunday with her parents Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Noe. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Carmichael spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Dene fttten at Columbus. Other guests includ ed Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Carmichael and Lisa and Darrell! Ray of Indianapolis' Mrs.

Claudia Allen of Freetown and Mrs. Lee Allen of Zephyr Village Attendance at Houston Christian Chur- ch Sunday was 44 Mr. and Mrs. Rick Gabbard and Aaron of Indianapolis spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Pearson. Mr. and Mrs.

Ronnie Pearson and children were Sunday guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pearson and Mr. and Mrs.

Larence Pearson all of Seymour visited Roy Pearson Sunday afternoon. Those who visited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Weekly the past week included Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Weekly and Don Sullivan of Indianapolis, Irvin Bowman of Arkansas, Elmer Bowman and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sullivan and family and Mrs. Elvina Phegley all of Freetown and Mrs. Evelyn Spurgeon of Columbus.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Carmichael. visited Mr. and Mrs.

Phil Soladine at Honeytown Thursday night. Attendance at Mt. Nebo United Methodist Church Sunday was 70. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Don Rollins included Mr.

and Mrs. Danny Rollins and family of Brown County, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Rollins and sons and Mr. and Mrs.

Pat Owens and Mary Lou all of Brownstown, Nat Lutrell of Columbus and Ellis Robertson. Mr.a nd Bill Cox and daughter Sandy of Peru visited relatives here over the weekend, Lisa Jaynes of Brown County visited Kathy Rollins Monday. Mr.a nd Mrs. Darrell Kaiser and family spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Kaiser at Eckerty. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McKinney Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Crider and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Carmichael attended the wedding of Jim Winkler at Peru i Saturday. Jim is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs.

Clinton Winkler of this community. Mrs. Edwin Garloch and Randy Garloch attended the wedding of Tim Litell at Cincinnati, Ohio, Saturday. Mrs. Irvin Pruitt and Mrs.

Darrell Kaiser and Curtis and Shelli visited Mrs. Lloyd Robertson and children at Bells-ville. Carol Ann Robertson came home with Mrs. Kaiser and children for a two day visii. Mr.

and Mrs. Dennis Carmichael and Benjamin of Bloomington spent Thursday and Friday, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Garloch. Randy Garloch of Columbus spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents.

Roy Tirtle of Columbus was a Sunday visitor also. Mrs. Marie Alcorn of Surprise spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Odean Pruitt and Kent, Kevin and Kimberly.

Mrs. Jackie Donaldson and children of Plainfield spent Sunday with Mrs. Helen Bergquist and Mrs. Shirley Hall. Mrs.

C. R. Carmichael MT. EDEN Roger Carr brought the evening message at Mt. Eden Sunday as Bro.

Jim Bowyer was preaching at Wonder Valley Christian Service Camp. Mrs. Rosemary Radcliffe and Mrs. Ileen Bozell spent Monday night in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Gary Robertson in Columbus. They called on Mr. and Mrs. Paul McKinney also. Several from here attended the fair at Brownstown last week.

Guests of Mrs. Ellen Holcomb during the past week were Mr. and Mrs. ShureU Fields and her son of Ohio. Mr.

and Mrs. Roger Carr and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Allen at Bedford Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Lainhart returned by plane) to their home after a horrorifying experience in the flood in Colorado. The ladies of the church entertained ladies of the Williams Rest Home in the church basement Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

John Wood and family of timer son, have been visiting her parents, Mr. land Mrs. Damon Carr. TAMPtCO Mrs. Robert Rosemeyer and Bobby spent Saturday and Sunday in Murphys-boro, 01., with her sister and family, Mr.

and Mrs. L. M. Tindell. Visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Guy Sturgeon during the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sturgeon and Savannah of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs.

Don Sturgeon and Mike of Louisville and a friend from Crothersville, Mrs. Craig McCauley and Donna of Little York, Mrs. Melvin Fultz and Melvin Dean of Salem and Mrs. Terri McCauley of Little York. Several attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick Parker. Mrs. Lawrence (Ida Russel) Doerr, Fargo, N.D., and daughter, Barbara of Fort Wayne, visited Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Robbins Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sturgeon spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Chester Col glazier at Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Polly of Sarasota, visited Mr. and Mrs.

Hugh Bryan Saturday afternoon and are visiting other relatives here this week. Mrs. Elsie Rosemeyer BEDFORD drive-in Friday Aug. 13 Thru Sunday Aug. IS DUCHES0F DIRT WATER FOX FRONTPAGE Bonus Friday Saturday PEEPER East-so Drive in Hwy 50 East-Bedford Friday Aug.

13 Thru Thursday Aug. 20 ODE TO BILLY JOE WILLIE DYNAMITE Bonus Friday Saturday 92 IN THE SHADE 4CMIMM tWWQM 11) Ml MOW ItMTI At Wed-Thur-Fri-Sat Aug. 11 -14th LOGANS RUN and ROLLER BALL Sun Mon-Tue Aug. 15 -17th FRONTIER FREMONT and BREAK HEART PASS Coming Walt Disneys GUS RICHART'S! YOKUM, latigo leather with crepe sole. 28.95 ALPHA, soft brown lace-to-toe training shoe.

26.95 MARATHON, antique brown in tough leather with a heel, 26.95 ft Jf Adding Up Corn, one stalk: Max Klosterman (S), first) Lynn Howard (C), second; Ray Redicker (B), third. Large woods and metal: Frank Stuck-wisch (B), first; Marc Lahrman (B), second; Randy Schuler (S), third. Large native wood: Jon Schuerman (S), first; Lester Teulker (B), second. Large Tom Hildebrand (S), first; Frank Stuckwisch (B), second; Steve Hackman (B), third. Large wood: Glen Guinn (S) first; Tony Rutherford (C), second; Kavin Russel (Q, thrid.

Small metal: Ray Redicker (B), first; Tracy Diggs (B), second; Byron Nieman (S), third. Senior exhibits: Brownstown Central, first; Crothersville, second. Small woods: Mike Whemiller (S), first; Russell Eggersman (S), second; Jerry Swank (B), third. Tool fitting: Mike Wehmiller (S), first; Jerry Swank (B), second; Jackie Hayes (B), third. Junior welding: Denver Wischmeier (S), first; Larry1 Wehmiller (S), second; Mike Anthony (Q, third.

Senior welding: Brian Hackman (S), first; Charles Eggersman (S), second; Floyd Barger (Cj, third. One-Car Accident Seymour police investigated a one-car accident at 5:15 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 7, on Sixth St. near Lasher Dr.

Officers said Steven Acton, 20, of Freetown, was driving west on Sixth St. when a tire blew! out, causing him to lose control of the vehicle. The car skidded off the road into a soybean field, causing an estimated $1,500 damage to the vehicle. Acton was charged with driving while intoxicated. I take this means of expressing my appreciation and thanks for all the kindness, congratulations and good wishes given me.

Thanks to the judges, the fair board and those furnishing transportation and a special thanks to the young men who so graciously served as escorts. i Mrs. Freda G. Leffler SPRAYTOWN Sunday School attendance 46; offering $26.73. The Psalmists Gospel Singers will be appearing at the Spraytown Free Methodist Church Sunday, Aug.

15, at 9:30 a.m. and at 2 p.m. A carry-in dinner will be served at noon. The public is invited to attend. Rev.

and Mrs. Henry- Neal and Mrs. Rosie Loman and Heather were dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. Callie Sexton. Mrs.

Russell Garland returned home Sunday from the hospital after having surgery. Mrs. Rowena Martin and her family and Penny Miller attended the fair Saturday afternoon. Marvin Myers; and Donald Day have got the new roof put on the church here. Mrs.

Leona Ault for Mrs. Ruth Lowe In Case You Master Vour The following placings have been reported for exhibits in the FFA building at the Jackson County Fair: The letters in parentheses refer to the school which the student attends, Brownstown (B), Seymour (S), or Crothersville (C). Wheat, one gallon: Tony Mellencamp (S), first; Jon Schuerman (S), second; Neal Schroer (S), third. Garden produce box; Tracy Diggs (S), first; Jeff Lubker (B), second; Ron Rieckers (B), third. Soybeans, 10 stalks: Tony Mellencamp (S), first; Jerry White (S), second; Brian Sweany (Q, third.

Hay, slice: Steve Hackman (B), first; Ron Rieckers (B), second; Jeff Hackman (B), HOUSTON Mrs. Bill Hertel and Estelle Pruitt of Columbus and Lillian Snod grass of Nashville visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pruitt last Wednesday. Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Spiker of Columbus and Charles Lytle and son of Indianapolis visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Deckard during the Mr. and Mrs.

Roger Deckard and daughter of Columbus visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Cora Deckard Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Cornett visited her sister Mr. and Mrs. Alva Ault at Portage Friday night and on Saturday were in Benton Harbor, and visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rowe and Mrs.

Faye Rowe. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Johnson of Vallonia spent the weekend with Mrs. Mary Emily and Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Cornett. Mrs. George Terkhorn and Mr. and Mrs.

David Manuel of Waymansville visited Mr. and Mrs. John Neal and family during the week. Mr. and Mrs.

William Weliever and children of Indianapolis spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Noe. Mr. and Mrs.

Winfred Cornett of Freetown called on Mr. and Mrs. Ray Deckard Sunday evening. Sunday school attendance 44. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Akin spent Sunday Bedford attending the Akin family reunion at the home of his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Akin. In the afternoon, Alice Akin visited her uncle, Alva Smith, who is in the Bedford Nursing home, and Mrs.

Smith at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Allen. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Clayton Mitchell were Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stockover and son and Mrs. Velma Jean Stockover of Waymansville; Judy Mitchell and Cindy and Carrie of Medora, Mr. and Mrs.

Loyd Robertson of Bellsville and Bill Mitchell. Nancy Robertson and Dave DeHart of Columbus visited the Mitchells on Saturday. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smallwood were Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Stevie Bohall and son all of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Fordice and sons of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Henson and daughter of Waveland and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Snyder and children of Columbus.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aynes and daughters of Liberty and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Kirts visited with Mr.

and Mrs. Don Haynes and family Saturday night. Mr: and Mrs. Tim Cummings visited Mr. and Mrs.

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