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Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 12
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Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 12

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12 5 7 Wednesday Evening ebruary'26 1947 Quizzed in raud M14UC ft 'OUUWCi OUUiXOUICU UY 4vAXS Margaret McMurry of Lafayette ft of surprised him at READ THE CLASSIIED ADS READ THE (CLASSIIED ADS BARGAIN CENTER ipp 7 RESINOLS Indiana Lock Joint SEAT COLLAPSE 3RD ST PHONE 5061 2 74 AdJt'R i If You Haven9 1 Seen the New 4r an 6 os pkg ght af kil 59 BRING THEM IN nW Dependable Dreg Stem NOW OR A LIBERAL of ALLOWANCE ON ON DISPLAY THIS WEEK In the Showroom of RIVERSIDE TIRES CHARLES SNYDER CO Your Chrysler Plymouth Dealer 314 316 North ourth Street ANNUAL MEETING Mni Taxlxtra 9n 600 16 I COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE 4 4 NINTH AND EDEX 818 PHONE 8908 YOUR OLD TIRES areWORTH MONEY! READY MIXEDRA BAIT irestone "i i i Alabaster is a carbonate lime deposited as stalagmatic material on the floors and walls of lime stone caves and around springs A RESIDENT of Coral Gables la Maude Rita' Katzer (above) was taken into custody for questioning when the Mercantile National Bank of Miami reported to police that $740 in unindorsed travelers checks had disappeared The girl was em ployed by the bank(Intematienal) i 4 9 6 4 st Lester Smith of Her subject will be Side of International Herb Sims Jeweler WATCH REPAIR One Week Service Diamonds and Watches Trade tn Your Old Watch 20 THIRD ST Before you buy your furniture see the new beautiful line furniture at Chafed LSKIN BOSCO'S 731 Main St Bride Honored at Clarks Hill Shower CLARKS eb Hon oring Mrs Robert Ruska recent bride a shower snonsored bv Mrs Rensselaer Man Dies of Injuries Sophomore class 'of Little Jeff was entertained 1 at a' party jrt the home of the sponsor Mrs Ardash ier Game and contests were enjoyed and prizes were won by Norman Douglass and Nancy Davis The whole class attended except Irene Heavilon who was ill Ardashler made a business call in lndianapolis The Senior class of Little Jeff has begun practice on its play "Meet the which will be pre seated March 2L Culvert Pipe 1 Sewer LAAYETTE INDIANA BASH COAL CO PHONE 6866 To cleanse ten 'der parts ease red smarting filrin and ly promote com fort depend on' Save Every Day Shop al Nu Way NT WAY SUPER SAVE school attendance officer visited the school Sophomores have received their class sweaters Hpnorlng Delmar Whiteman who observed abirthday a num You are hereby notified that the annual meeting of members of the Carroll County Rural Electric Membership Corporation will be held in the ory' in the city of Delphi Indiana at 1:00 Tuesday March 4th 1947 You9 ve Missed Seeing One of Americans Most Beautiful Cars Safest Xat Killer Knowa COTTON Jj' I This meeting will be held for the express pur pose of: 7 1 Reading and explaining of financial reports for the fiscal year of 1946 2 Election of Directors 3 Discussion of Capital Credits by Claude Wickard Administrator of the REA 4 "Approving of notes and mortgages 5 Whatever other business might rightfully come before the meeting COTTON REMNANTS SHORT REMNANTS MATERIALS See irst Quality Work Clothes At Lowest Possible Prices Buy Victory Bonds Indiana Gas Water Co gradually giving way they joined hands and Mrs Nesbitt grabbed the balcony railing with her other hand She managed to hang on until rescued from her perilous position but Mr Nesbitt fell 20 feet to the floor He sustained an ankle injury Others from here who were in the fieldhouse at the time were Mr and Mrs Gerald Strole Mr and Mrs Barney Stu dor Mr and Mrs rank Kresler Jr William Grow and Sam Grant Mary Jo Hermanson daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Herman son and Byrom Phegley JrM son of ByromPhegley of this city and Mrs Anh Winebrenner of ort Wayne were married at the home of the bride Sunday after noon Rev Earl Moore of the Methodist church read the service Mrs Lawrence Schreeg sister of the bride was bridesmaid Elmer Phegley cousin of the bride groom was best man A three tiered wedding cake centered the serving table Serving were Mrs Lawrence Schreeg Mrs Dale Her manson Mrs red Hermanson Mrs Neal Warren Miss Dorothy Phegley and Miss Pat Henry Mr and Mrs Phegley are graduates of last class of Rensselaer high school They will reside In Rensselaer where Mr Phegley associated with his father in the Phegley service station and gar age riendship club'1 members and their families met at the home of Mr and Mrs Jordan Sunday evening to celebrate the wedding anniversaries' of three members Mr and Mrs Jordan were ob serving their 40th anniversary Mr' and Mrs red Wagner their 32nd anniversary and 'Mr and Mrs Nick Axen 43rd anniversary Twenty Rensselaer young men enrolled1 for the second semester at St college according to the Rev Kern PP registrar They are: Tobert Blanton James Bogan James Brown Dennis Cain James George John Goetz 'Donald Gwin Raymond Heitzman Robert Kline elters Vasca Luchi Paul Monas tyrski Vestal Nichlas Richard Scheiber Louis Schneider James Sheehan James Shelley Thom as Shook Ralph Smith Leo Ten ner and Donald Vogt Rensse laer students enrolled in the academy are Richard Worden John Worden Robert Tonner Ar thur Tonner Charles Reed Cletus Nagel and Duane Babcock Sgt Phil Robinson son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Robinson is now at home on temiinal leave after 20 military setrvice He was stationed at ort Lewis Wash most of the time He was graduated from the local high school in 1945 and plans to entercollege next fall Mrs Charles Sands arrived home Sunday from Hobbs where she visited several weeks with her son Charles Sands and family She also visited her sister in Riverside Calif She re turned to' Chicago by plane Mr' and Mrs William Middle kamp arrived home Sunday from several vacation in the i southwest They made the trip by automobile The Elizabeth Strecker class of the Methodist church will meet Thursday with Mrs Harley Bruce for a covered dish: luncheon at 12:30 Assistant hostesses will be Mrs Elam leming and 'Mrs Wortley Mr and Mrss Bert ilson of northern Jasper county have ar rived in Cherbourg rance ac cording to word received here Mr ilson is a native xt Cherbourg where they are visiting relatives A son was born at Jasper coun ty hospital to Mr and Mrs Thom as Hoyes Jr Sunday The' moth er is the former Shirley 'Jane Mc Cormick of Knox Miss Stella Platt has returned home from a Chicago hospital where she was a patient several weeks receiving treatment for in juries suffered in an automobile accident several weeks She is improving slovtdy Mrs Joe C' Borntrager has re turned to her home here following a stay in 'a Chicago hospital for treatment and operation She was accompanied to Chicago by her sister 'Mrs Edith Rhul of Hamil ton who has been visiting at the Borntrager home for the past six weeks Jasper county hospital "'notes: Medical patients admitted: Ray mond Risner Jr Van Bl Grant Rensselaer and red Hetrick Wheatfield Surgical patients ad mitted: Mrs Edna Slayers rancesville forest Hutsell Brook Miss Blanche McCurry Rensselaer Ralph Hensler Rem ington and Harry Shafer Lake Village Births: Son to Mr "and Mrs Marvin Clopp Rensselaer son to Mr and Mrs Harrison Hill Rens selaer son to Mr and'Mr Ches ter Antcliff Brook' daughter to Mr and Mrs Nelson Thompson Rensselaer daughter to Mr and Mrs Paul Cochran' Rensselaer son to Mr and Mrs Thomas House Jr Rensselaer son to Mr and Mrs Donald Parks rances ville Dismissals: Nancy Schroeder Mrs Robert Downs and daughter Mrs Minnie Zacher Clarence Smith Mrs Bobbette Wilcox Mrs Gerald Woodke and son Mrs Howard Jackson and daughter Mrs Norbet Brown and daughter Ralph Hensler Raymond Risner Jr Mrs Robert Stevenson and daughter Jean Bigger Mrs John HUlema and son Milton Roth Mrs Ray Corbett and sonr Charles Carter Mrs Dwights and son Cub Scouts will meet the Methodist church basement Wed nesday evening at 5:30 for a pot luck supper All parents are In vited JEERSON NEWS 'S Elliott has returned from the Clinton county hospital to cher home west of Jefferson Mrs Earl Culver who is at the Martinsville sanitarium is im proving was expected to re tuny Wednesday j' Margaret Ar dasmer of Gary visited her par ents4' Irene Heavilon daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Heavilon was absent from school a week because of illness Margaret Ardashier of Gary visited Thompson and family The Per Pound Dr A Kieniy Jr OptoatTiat Eyes Examined Glasses itted Contact Lenses 500 Main St Phone 2830 Anniveraary Dinner At New Richmond NEW RICHMOND eb Mr and Mrs Oscar Kidd celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary With the assistance of Mrs Kidd's cousin Mrs Eunice Blue dinner was served at noon guests in cluding rank Richards and fam ily and Miss Jean Richards West ville Til Ron Puzey and family Catlin Hl Mr andMrs Wil liam Henderson Miss Margaret Henderson Mrs Eunice Blue and Gordon Clingan and family Dan ville Hl Mrs Edna Clingan and sons and Mrs Carrie Heath Kingman and Maurice Holland and family and Glen Kidd and family Covington Mr and Mrs Kidd received many gifts Respectfully yours CARROLL COUNTY Dale Maxwell Secretary' ana' Mrs Ray rusk was neia at the' hnrne of Mrs Rusk with Miss Alene isher a i sister bride assisting" There were1 50 guests and this' bride received many gifts Guests included Mrs i Lola Buckles Lafayette and Mrs Russell Peffley Mishawaka Hilma Moore 'who visited a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Mooree has returned to Lafayette The new home of Mr and Mrs Guy Bowles is nearing completion They hope to move i in about March "1 Mrs Cassidjr of' Van couver Wash visited her niece Mrs Roy Robbins and family Guy Bowles and family attend ed a receptiori and dinner at the home of a daughter Miss Laura Louise Bowles 4 at Indianapolis The affair was in honor of her aunt uncle Mr and Mrs red Wright of lLos Angeles' Mrs Wright is the former Gensie Bowles Anderson Miss Phyllis Parvis was at In dianapolis where she was a guest of Miss Julia Bemsey and at tended the Butler Purdue basket ball gaforie' Mr and Mrs Malcolm Btingley and Mrs Catherine Peterson vis ited at Indianapolis SCHOOL NOTES Mrs Pedigo 'has returned to school after an absence because of the serious illness of her hus band Miss Louise Jeffers county is MIMEOGRAPH SERVICE Complete Letter Shop Service THE CREDIT BUREAU Automatic ly Casting Reels Bait Casting Reels The Kleinhans Store 16 2rd St Bet Ool end Soatb uel Karnowsky 60 of this citydied at the Jasper county hospitalMonday evening of injuries suf ered in an automobile accident about noon Monday when the car lhe was driving was struck by a passenger train at the Cullen street crossing His death "was due to a blow on the head uand internal injuries He in Lithuania and came to United States in 1905 He lo cated in Chicago and later' came "to Rensselaer where he rand hisfamily resided 33 years He was a dealer in scrap iron He was married in 1906 to Miss Ann Mey jers of Chicago who survives with children Mrs Af Swee Chi icago Isadore Karnowsky Rensse laer Mrs Meyer Swee Chicago Maurice Karnowsky Kokomo two brothers Jacob and Ab graham both of Benton Harbor Mich Mr Karnowsky was a member of a Chicago Jewishchurch He was one of the lead ting business men of the city The body was sent to Chicago Mrs James Parrwas reported in a critical condl the home of her daughter 'Mrs Rosa Ro wen of this cityShe is suffering from a head in jury and shock sustained in a falltwo weeks ago She will be 80 old in April Alfred Long streth a son and Mrs Myra a daughter of WoodstownN arrived here Sunday to beat her bedside' Literary club will meet riday at 2:30 in the library audi torium Guest speaker will be ipAirs HenryBloomington HURT IN Among those on the Purduefieldhouse bleachers which crashedMonday night were Mr and MrsKeith Nesbitt of Rensselaer Mrand Mrs Nesbitt were seated on third row from the top Re eallzing that the bleachers were i tlRE RECAPPING AT WARDS i Your smooth tires are RECAPPED with honest core Ct Wards That means months of extra wear from your present tires Let Wards re cap them now! I Yes your old tires are worth money! Bring them in today and let Wards Tire Man appraise them He'll give you a liberal trade in ft allowance on new Riverside Tires! Yes change ta Riversides the tires that won 441 of 569 recorded auto races last year auto race drivers who can choose any tires deliberately buy "stock" Riversides not spe cially built fires but the very same tires YOU buy right in Wards Stores want Riversides for more miles of greater safety Trade in your old tires on safer Riversides! Camden Giri to Be Hostess to Guild CAMDEN eb 26 Miss Lois Jean George will be hostess to the World Wide Guild of the Baptist' church Monday evening March 3 Miss Joan Allen will conduct the devotional exercises and Miss Thelma urnish will be program leader Mrs Marie Kleckner has moved from the farm into the property Leslie Kleckner and family have moved to the itleck ner farm' Mr and Richard' Curts are moving into the Repogle house vacated by the Kleckner family' Sullivan submitted to an appendectomy at Cass county hos pital Logansport Murray Tesh Carroll county Scout commissioner Mr and Mrs Harold? Wyatt and Rev LeMasters attended the annual Boy Scout banquet at the 'Legion Memorial home Logansport Mrs George Winston 'spent a week' with Mr and Mrs' Kenneth Bohannon rank Kessner and daughter Judy Mr orrest Sample famous magician will give one full hour entertainment of sleight of hand" tricks and other performances GRANIlf MAINSTLEVEE WILBER KEEN MGR ROCKO AGES CHRYSLER and COUNTRY" 1 LETTER SHOP DEPARTMENT 123 North ourth St Phone 6930 NOTICE Ask about Ward butyl tube that add thousands of miles to the life of your tiresl They costlui than most other tvbesl 10 Down and $600 a Month' 1" Buy our Tirotl IA Lms Trade In Allowance Mir and Mrs Josenh' Halsema of the ot Lafayette' were guests of Mr OUM XVAAO AVajfLUUUU OUttlUUlL Mrs Raymond Thomas is a surgical patient at Culver hospital Crawfordsville Mr and Mrs Walter Hobbs vis ited Mrs sister in Illinois Dora Youart who has been with his niece Mrs Joe 'Rinehart and family at Lizton is here' forf a visit with Mrs' Charles Youartt Miss Ree Wright who has been spending a few vacation at her home here has returned to her work at rankfort" Mrs Howard Wright and (twin sons were dismissed the HOme hospital and" are now at their home here Mrs mother Mrs Myrtle Williams of Colfax is here helping care for her new grandsons i Mr and Mrs Joe Baer enter at a family dinner tiMr and Mrs' Volley1 Downing and sons Pfc Richard Downing from Camp Knox Ky and' Robert Downing Ernest Riley and family of Darlington? Ji? Ray Wright and family of? Col fax visited relatives here riNBlOCK" i DIGESTIVE TRACT And Stop Doling Your Stomach With Soda and Alkali zers Don't expect to ct reel relief from heedeehe lour itomach xu ind bad breath by taking eoda and other alkalizera if the tnu cause of your trouble is constipation in uun case your real troume is BOC tna stomach at aU But in the intestinal tract where 80 of your food is digested And when the lower part eta blocked food may fail to digest properly What you want for real relief onsw thing to your lower intestine! tract Something to dean it out effectively help Nature back on her feet Get Carter's Pills right now Take as di rected They gently and effectively your digestive tract This pennits all of own digestive juices to mix better with your food You get genuine relief from indigestion so you ean feel rtaUf good again Buy Pills today your tateaonal tract for real relief from indigestion Concrete Pipe Co Drain Concrete Blocks PHONE 7852 LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND WARDS Riverside! as I 5 a I I 'r i S' i 1 i '1 Jn Jr Jr XT 2s 1 1 3 f' J' MA I i 0 8 1 A 't II i ii fli I HUBS 1 1MBH HUH I HR flM Ml a TIHM At Hull 7 uiiv fa Pric Price Six Tires Tubes f440450 21 $1225 $225 75500 19 1225 235 525550 1 8 1 340 265 25550 1465 265 16' 1480 295 625650 1 6 1795 355 700 1 5 1 990 345 700 16v 2035 350 Pfus ederof Tc irestone.

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