Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 12

12 LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER I Did you ever try HARD ROLLS for a They are' dif and fine with the women and children too They may be had plain or with seeds TRY THEM They are baked fresh every day by RUGER'S Quality Bakerk I Enamelized House Paint HENRY JKeSSENER LUMBER COMPANY lUth bl from Heath to Roberts HIO5E 3OG STINSON CLARK COAL ftoAMM coal dla none DuUl 1 Tor High Class Service at Popular Prices Come to the Economy Beauty Shop 221 Main St INSURANCE Tire Auto CasualtyAccident and Health Complete Insurance Service Neiburger Phone 42X9 1 1405 Catala Ave BER Distributed by Midwest Beverage Company a Thieme Thieme DIAL 6900 OR COMPLETE DRUG SERVICE Schaaf and Son DKLGlilsrS I Ulh anil llonell Sts Dial 6900 IKORTYi BIRD SHOP Canaries with written guaran tee We Aboard birds Canaries per week 50c Parrots per week $100 Bird cages' foofi and medicines PAUL SCHILLING BIRD SHOP 1414 Columbia St Phone 5395 HATS Cleaned and Blocked Bj actory Approved Methods CENTRAL Hat Cleaning and Shining Parlor 422 Main St Trust Bldg "I I WHY SUER WHH RHEUMATISM When Massage Can Help You? SEE GUNNAR WALTER SWEDISH MASSEL'K 78 Iaf Loan Phone 2738 URNITURE UPlELTERiNG PEINIHING CALL REE ESTIMATE Albeit Buitimidt 2llya6428 ive Youths Join River Road CCC ive Tippecanoe county youths were enrolled Thursday in the CCC and sent to the local camp on the north river road it is an nounced at the county welfare department office The group in cludes Melvin Bennett Stockwell John Cox Rural Route 10 John Norrod 921 South Twen ty first street Elmer Owens 713 Wabash avenue and Henry Walker 505 Jefferson street The county filled half of its quar terly quota of 10 High School Events During Coming Week Activities for the coming week at Jefferson high school will open with bowling league at 3:30 Mon day Bowimore alleys Tuesday girls of the tumbling team meet in the small gym at 3:1 0 Home Economics club at 3:15 in room 106 Jeff Hi club Tuesday at 7:15 room 328 Convocation featuring Jesse Robertson in musical program Wednesday at 9:20 and 10:20 Volley ball teams small gym at 3:15 advisory council 3:15 in room 212 Thursday Sunshine society in room 212 at 3:10 and social danc ing class in charge of Miss An derson small gym from 3:30 to 5 Bob orchestra After noon and evening benefit card SPECIAL! 45c Business Luncheon MONDAY Ila 2 Chicken giblets and dump lings on toast or old fash ioned beef stew with veg tables Hot biscuits with all lunches ZZ resh Perch Country ried zz Chicken Steaks rog Legs Lobster in lunches and din ZZC nets a la carte on order EE BA5QLET RESERVATIONS Biltz Conrad I BILTZ zillllillllilllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllln parties sponsored by the Band Mothers! club at Duncan hall Thursday riday basketball team at Leb anon Saturday Jeff debating teams in New Albany debate tournament Saturday night Jeff basketball tjam at Technical Indianapolis Scout Council to Meet for Dinner Scouts Scouters and Parents will have an opportunity of dis cussing different phases of Boy Scout work at the annual meeting of Harrison Trails council Thurs day evening Jan 23 at the Pur due Union building it is announc ed by Dan DenUyl who has charge of arrangements for after dinner conferences ollowing dinner at 6:30 council members and guests will to five conference rooms for of various aspects of Scouting Simon Heemstra will lead one discussion group: on organization and extension of scouting in Ben ton ountain Warren and Tip pecanoe counties and William loyd "principal of West Lafay ette high school will lead a dis cussion I i of volunteer leadership needs of scouting and cubbing and the training of leaders Proposed improvements in' the advancement program ol the council i will be the subject of the group under the: leadership of small and Scoutmasters Cub and assistants and com missioners will meet with Rev I Uncapher to plan a local and cotincil wide inter troop pro gram The fifth discussion group will be composed of parents of Scouts and others interested in the scout ing movement under the leader ship" of: Mr DenUyl Reservations for the dinner and meeting should be made through troop or cub pack committee chairmen or at the council office here No tickets will be sold at the door Mary Bath Estate Mrs Richard Bath was ap pointed Saturday as administra trix of the estate of the late Mary A Bath who died Jan 1 leaving a $6500 personal estate She gave $14000 bond Vaughan Vaughan attorneys i INCOME TAXES AND COAL Kill two birds with one stone Let us pay your taxes and help buy your coal No indorsers required Strictly confidential Repay in small weekly or monthly payments INDIANA LOAN COMPANY 214 Life Bldg Phone 6903 WE ARE NEVER SATISIED fact in some ways you could call us cranks because we ate always to find a better way to prepare andi serve delicious foods We were the first in Lafayette to offer sizzling steaks one of the most popular foods we have ex er Introduced xve have the only all elect! ic kitchen installed so that we could better prepare foods Yes we are never satisfied but alwavs looking for ways to improve' RESTAURANT East Main Street and 52 By Pass Dividends Paid to Investors Last Year Subscribe now tep shares in our Association only $125 per month per share You may subscribe for as many shares as you wish Star City Building and Loan Asin Office With Lafayette I can and Trust Co ourth and Main Sts 4 All Gleaning and Pressing Done in Our Own Modern Plant Plain Garments Carefully Cleaned and Pressed OL WS Cash and Carry PAYNE CLEANERS OICE AND PLANT 804 MAIN STREET PHONE 7220 i CONIDENCE A Bank's CONIDENCE is worth having Making SAE LOAN'S Is Our Business Lafayette Jational Bank Columbia at ourtlt In Chamber of Commerce i 'W 1 4W 'Id Raymond outs secretary treasurer of the Tippecanoe Coun ty National arm Loan associa tion was born on a farm near West Point After graduating from West Point high school he enrolled in Purdue getting a degree in agriculture in 1917 His first position was that of county agent in Putnam county which he held until 1921 when he returned to Lafayette to organize Tippecanoe County National arm Loan association During 1933 and 1934 he was associated with the ederal Land Bank of Louisville as field man At pres ent he is a director of four fi nancial institutions in Louisville: ederal Land Bank Intermediate Credit bank Bank for Co opera tives and Production Credit cor poration Mr outs is a member of Ki wanis West Lafayette school board and Boy Scout council Be sides being president of the In diana ederation of arm Loan associations he is serving on the speakers bureau of the Greater Lafayette Chamber Commerce iiiiiB1! Si lOik JI si Ray A Adams secretary treas urer of Alams Insurance agency with offices in the Lafayette Life building was born on a farm near Lafayette and attended We'il Lafayette sj public schools: Aft ir graduating from the school if science "oft Purdue university in 1912 he became associated wth the J4 Heinz Co as i agricul tural adviser which position lie held until 1920 when he join the Butleij Bros wholesale bu: i ness in Chicago as a member of the traffic department Two yerrs later he returned to Lafayete with the State Brokerage com pany reaji estate and insura ee brokers 1925 he and lis brother bqught the firm and in corporated it under the name of Adams Insurance Agency Mr Adams is a member of the Masonic Srder Elks Knights of Pythias and the Purdue Alunni association He has very active in the affairs of the Great er Lafayette Chamber of Com merce bring the past (year he has been I serving on the home safety committee and was recent ly elected to the board of direc tors i DELPHI JUNTO CLUB OBSERVES BIRTHDAY AT DINNER PROGRAM Allen Bailey Re Elected As( President Club Will Initiate Damage Suit iled for $15000 DELPHI Jan The Junto club of Delphi celebrated its twenty second anniversary Thurs day evening with a dinner at the Presbyterian church and a pro gram ilater at the home of Mr and Mrs Will Smock The table at the! church had for a center piece an appropriately decorated cake and other decorations were smilax and1 pink tapers in crys tal holders avors of tiny can delabra with small pink candles in them were at the places for the ladies and ash trays for the men Birthday songs were sung for the club anniversary and for Mrs Smock and Dr Hubert Gros whose birthdays come this month and for Benjamin ranklin who organized the first Junto club At the Smock home Mrs Allen Bailey reviewed the life of Joseph Pulitzer and told some interesting things about the first Junto club organized in 1726 Officers were re elected: Allen Bailey president Mrs Hubert Gros vice president Mrs Wilbur secretary Will Smock treas urer The Delphi Business and Pro fessional Woman's club will meet Monday evening at the library at 8 for the annual initiation of new members Later members will go to the home of Mrs Mar ion Robey for a social time As sisting Mrs Robey will be Miss Adah Smith Miss Avis Ritchey Mrs Downey and Mrs Rob ert Davidson Semester examinations in the Delphi high school and junior high school were given Thursday and riday mornings The pupils were dismissed each afternoon SOCIETY MEETS The Aid society of the Delphi church met at the home of Mrs Jack Bloyd in South Delphi Miss Ida Nelson presided Mrs11 A Wingard had devotion and Mrs A Beard was in charge of the social hour when games were played Mrs Yantis Wells was in charge of refreshments Miss Edith Baum was hostess to the I Deal Bridge club at her home Thursday evening High honors were won by Mrs Robert Millioji and Mrs Asa Cohee Mrs Bowen and daugh ter Miss Hilda Bowen expect to leave soon for an extended motor trip to lorida Mrs Bowen has been confined tot her home with a severe cold Mrs Tom Malia has returned home from a two visit with her son Tom Malia at Indian apolis NOW HAS PNEUMONIA Gerald Quinn Delphi junior high school student who was ab sent from school so long last fall because of an operation now has pneumonia Nancy Bowen who has been ill with asthma since before Christ mas is slowly recovering but is still unable to return to school John Berryman who' had been employed at the Crosby hotel has accepted a position at the alumi num plant in Lafayette Mr and Mrs Amick will entertain a group of friends at dinner Sunday at their home Among the guests will be Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hoshaw and sons of Rensselaer and Mr' and Mrs Rus sell Bryan and daughter of Mul berry John Coulter of Indianapolis spoke riday night at the Del phi library on the subject of de fense The meeting was spon sored by the Indiana committee for National Defense ASKS DAMAGES Wayne Hess of Burlington has filed suit against the Public Serv ice Corporation of Indiana asking $15000i: Mr Hess alleges that on April 5 1940 he was working with a WPA fence gang on a bridge building project in Monroe township 'nd that workmen for the service corporation had dug up a large tree from under their wires and were trying to lift it with a cable onto a truck The plaintiff 'alleges he was (directed to saw off some large limbs and stood on sthe trunk of the tree when the (tension of the cable was released the tree sprang i upright tossing him to' the ground He suffered two fractured wrists and a fractured skull causing perma nent injuries Attorneys are Mc Cool andlslinch Marshall Hillis and Coffqllj rall for the plaintiff iyfj our Drivers ined On Various Charges Ehii Dixon 60 Crawfords ville arrefeted Jan 12 for driving an automobile while intoxicated pleaded guilty in city court Satur day and (was fined $10 by Judge Emmert erguson who also suspendecVthis license for 15 days Hiram erdinand 34 Reyn olds $6 and his license suspendedfefor seven days jfor reck less drivingi on Union street He was arrested for passing five cars at high speed on a slippery pave ment I red Larson 22 Sylvia street West Lafayette was fined $6 for speeding on East Main street and Joseph' Bollock 42 of 703 North ifth street was fined 1 $1 for 'a stop sign at Sixth and North i streets Diyorce Cases Inez Lawson has brought suit in superior court for a' divorce from Clarence Lawson and cus tody of their three minor children They wepe married in 1913 and separated i in 1936 rancis Murphy Attorney Bernice Iisher has been granted a divorce idrom Harry isher and restoration of her maiden name Collins by Judge Lynn Park inson in circuit court i Play A play' a Man in the will be presented at Plains Grange hall Tuesday at 7:30 The army air corps is adding 150 auto trailer dark rooms to its equipment' BARGAIN CENTER 11 North Third St LOST OUR LEASE! Take Advantage of Our Closing Out Sale VVe Will Close Saturday Evenings fat 9 HOGAN DRUG CO 115 Nortli 4th St Phone 5003 4 "11 Toth lorist Complete lora J' Service 35 MAIN ST! Luna Theater Bld a Dial 80ftO 705A Thiss and Thise i Creators and Builder of 'I ine Homes i i I Offices and Yards 17tb and Union Sts Ph 321S WABASH VALLEY NURSERIES I1 1 Northwestera Indiana's LAKGEST M1KSKV STOCK PHONE 4204 Little Theater to Give Second Plat A Cohan Comedy Little "Theater will present its second play of the season Monday and Tuesday evenings January 20 21 at Thomas Duncan A hall Curtain time is 8:15 The offering this time is George two act comedy Tavern" which has its setting in a country inn in the 1850's A number of strangers seek shelter there and one of them is an eccentric vaga bond who views life as a gigantic play in which ('all should properly play their parts Alpha Graj' heads the cast as the vagabond Others having roles are Emmett erguson Lura McCombs Helen Hunt George Kenzler Elizabeth Gray rank Olson the Rev Reese Thornton Marion Lewis Catherine Cromer Scott Hinners DickPit itenger and Richard Crowder 1 In charge of production commit tees are Kauffman master carpenter Elizabeth Rush vart Mrs George Cummins costumes Mrs William Hiestand properties Eleanor Wolsieffer make up Lloyd Neuman sound effects Al Reynolds lights Bernice Baugh music Arthur Bell: house Robert Moblman program and Sonya Williams rehearsal assistant The production is under the direction of Gilbert Dunbar Wjlliams Members unable to attend either of the regular performances may witness the dress rehearsal Sun day evening at 8:15 Death Car Driver Remanded to Jail George Mode 45 Monticello Rural 6 indicted for in voluntary manslaughter and reck less homicide in connection with a fatal automobile crash pleaded not guilty to both counts in cir cuit court Saturday and Judge Lynn Parkinson set the case for trial by jury March 10 Mode free on $1000 bond was remand ed to the sheriff's custody when his bondsman Goris asked the court to relieve him from liability Mode was indicted by the grand in connection with the death of John Martin 54 of Mont morenci who was hurt fatally in a cra sh at the county farm road and the 52 by pass the eve ning of last July 16 election held TALBOT Jan The rancis Grain company has elected three new directors: Campbell Carter Dalton and Harry Haynes Mr Campbell was elected presi dent and Joe ix secretary EAGLE HOME INSULATION INSELBRIC SIDING BOR 511 EKKV STREET PHONE 06 REMEMBER! 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But for how long?" That depends upon you you all of us who believe in and freedom singular in this world We Americans believe in an the ideal of individual initiative ual accumulation individual choice of worship speech and writing We en joy an individual independence because we have created the conditions that make it possible Possible? Certainly But what of the future? The same ideal will remain The same incentive will endure or the peo ple of the United States have built around their symbol ot liberty and inde pendence a demand for home owner ship the pleasures of an automobile a a uav rST'livinn nov havo no I I tai I I I II tai TV II reason to sacrifice Yes and a for the education of their children trav NATIONAL JANUARY JANUARY All of this is possible because we Americans are provident or example in savings building and loan associations co operative banks and homestead as sociations these past 110 years billions upon billions of dollars have been saved These savings have in turn been ad vanced to tens of millions of families for home ownership In fact no single group of financial institutions in these 110 years has ever approached the volume of funds so advanced to determined home owning Americans Today over 50 of institutional home financing is cleared through these thoroughly dem ocratic institutions Yes Americans from your savings you many happinesses' More over you can clutch your ideals more firmly than ever if you continue to stake your future in this Nation and lav away a oart of every dollar vou earn for the demand f1'ns 'n l'fe ma'e mer'ca SO sansTying 9 A iIINM I i TlRIlII Bill el and retirement in later years under conditions that add rich cream to the dessert of a full life resplendent with happy memories What better time to review your own savings program than this week as we celebrate the birthday of Beniamin ranklin the patron saint of thrift? 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