Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 7

Saturday Evening August 13 I960 Boy 7 Marshals DEATHS IN CITY AREA Drowns ten MICHIGAN CANNING PEACHES $98 Bushel an illness of MARKET llth and UNION a ROBERT ARTHUR REYNOLDS HENRY SCHLIE VN BROWN STREET LEVEE WEST LAAYETTE DIAL Rl 3 2679 JEERSON SQUARE LAAYETTE DIAL SH 2 7984 OR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE Isn't it wonderful what man can do? LAAYETTE STORES WILL BE OPEN SUNDAY AMERICAN MARIETTA CO DONAHUE DRUGS THE ASHION GORIS TIRE CO ten San Bound Up Defendants Mo he re many years TELEPHONE SH 2 7302 AUBER CONSTRUCTION GEISLER'S Authorities at ulton were unable to identify her with any family there PALAIS ROYAL MARKET SQUARE ASSOCIATION MCDONALD'S DRIVE IN ROSE GLEN DAIRY SOLLER BAKtR UNERAL HOME SPIKER OIL CO Inc North Sixteenth Saturday in home at Clarks had been a pa months 14 Hoosier Boys In Soap Box Derby AKRON 0 (AP) The spot light and the pressure will be on 14 Indiana boys here Sunday at the 23rd All American Soap Box derby Hoosier Racers have won the classic three years and everyone will be watching to see if they can defy the odds by doing it again Sunday's Indiana entrants cude: Kokomo Dick Sherer 15 of Monticello and Crawfordsville Paul Jackson BRING YOUR OWN BASKET Bebels Say Laotian To Belgium June 30 NEUTRAL York Hammarskjold report reaffirming his and Indianapolis schools She was a 60 year member of the Baptist church There are no immediate sur vivors armer Meeting BROOKSTON Round Grove arm Bureau will meet in the school house at 8 Tuesday Devotions will be by Harry Ger man A flower show will be held and entertainment will be by Mr and Mrs Gordon De Boy Hosts will be Mr and Mrs Joe Dunbar Mr and Mrs Herbert Harmon and Mr and Mrs William Spoolestra A man and two children pa tronizing the zoo were hospi talized for examination and a zoo employe was almost over come by the gas A fox and a Siberian husky dog were killed by the fumes and some monkeys and two lions appeared to be affected But firemen hosed down the area and doused some of the animals with water to wash the ammonia away The truck was pumping 500 gallons of ammonia into water department tanks at the zoo when the hose broke New Red Embassy HAVANA (AP) A group of Soviet diplomats arrived in Ha vana riday to set up the first Soviet diplomatic mission to Cuba since 1952 Heading the group of 11 was Boris Kasantsev who will be in charge until the arrival of Soviet Ambassador Sergei Kudryatvsev INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) deputy marshals fanned across the state Saturday seeking de fendants named in 23 sealed in dictments which were returned riday by an Indianapolis district federal grand jury The major case involves an al leged fraud of more than $300000 The accused name will not be disclosed however until he has been taken into custody The grand jury which reviewed 54 cases during the first 12 days of August also returned four no bills One of the accused men whom the jurors refused to in dict was Waterman Brown Jr arrested April 12 at Indianapolis Weir Cook airport on false bomb report charges Brown an employe of Bendix Aviation corporation South Bend contended he only meant to make a joke when he remarked that he had a bomb in his luggage But he made the remark at a time when there was considerable ten sion because of two plane crashes thought to involve bombs and a Lake Central airliner was ground ed until a search could be made Mrs Sanders had difficulty speaking and couldnot re member the names of the young couple She was placed temporarily with her pet para keet in a private nu ing home WOMAN 90 ABANDONED IN SOUTH BEND SOUTH BEND (AP) An elderly woman abandoned here with strangers was sure of one thing maa enough to chew a penny The woman identified tatively as Mrs Virginia ders 90 ulton Mo was left at a house by a taxi driver He said she was put in his cab by a young couple with instructions to deliver her to the address but occupants of the house said they know her CHURCH OR ALL ALL OR THE CHURCH The Church the greatest factor on earth for die building of character and good citizenship is a storehouse of Spiritual values Without a strong Chinch neither democracy nor civilization can survive There arc four sound reasons why every person should attend services regularly and support the Church They are: fl) or his own sake (2) or his sake (3) or rfie sake of hs community and nation (4) or the sake of the Church Msclf which needs his moral and material support Plan to go to chMch regularly and read your Bible daily Congo Continued rom Page 1 Don 5 and AMMONIA UMES KILL 2 ANIMALS ENDANGER 100 MICHIGAN CITY (UPI) Ammonia gas fumes from a broken tank truck hose wafted through Washington Park zoo riday killing two animals and endangering more than 100 others Newest Republic PARIS (AP) The Central African Republic formerly the Ubangt Shari Territory of rench Equatorial Africa proclaimed its independence at midnight riday The new country somewhat big ger than rance itself has a pop ulation of 1170000 including about 6000 Europeans A fishing outing by three boys at an artificial lake on private I property near the construction site of the new Wabash river bridge turned to tragedy riday when a seven year old Lafayette youngster drowned in eight feet of water about 11:30 am He was Robert Arthur Reyn olds son of Mrs Virginia Reyn olds 1325 Underwood Dr Robert Williams Tippecanoe county coroner pronounced the boy dead after the mother had identi fied him at the scene Robert and two other boy's were fishing at the north of the bridge work site on the west side of the when the Reynolds youngster decided to go swim ming or wading in the lake One of his companions noticed him sink beneath the surface be came alarmed and summoned some of the bridge construction workers While one of the workers drove away to find a telephone an other one John Harmon of Mar I shall donned a skin out fit and dived into the water He found the body on the sticky mud bottom of the Lake and brought it to shore West Lafayette police were called at 11:48 am and sent Pa trolman Arthur Burroughs to the scene Burroughs found Har mon and other construction work ers giving Robert artificial res piration Burroughs used a combination resuscitator inhalator aspirator on the boy and otherwise tried to re vive him for about 45 minutes without success Lafayette police assisted with the identification and took the mother to the scene Born in Lafayette he was the son of Mrs Virginia Reynolds A member of St Lawrence Catho he church he would of been in the third grade at St Lawrence school this fall Surviving beside his mother is his father John Reynolds of Michigan one sister Elizabeth Gay at home two brothers Joe and Mike both at home one half sister Miss Jan Madary of Chicago and one half brother James McGuire at home Ella riends pm Sunday at home where serv pm Monday Rev private nieces Ship Continued rom Page 1 a crew of 75 She has a wooden hull a safety measure for mine sweepers to prevent their detonat ing magnetic mines The Exultant was launched in 1953 and com missioned at Charleston June 22 1954 Quit Office SAIGON Viet Nam Radio Vientiane reported Saturday the pro Western Laotian government of Premier Tiao Samsonith has agreed to resign so rebel forces can appoint another regime There was no confirmation from any other source of the report broadcast by the rebel held radio station Samsonith and his cabinet are not in Vientiane the administrative capital but in the royal city of Luang Prabang 140 miles northwest of Vientiane Another eb 1 communique broadcast from Vientiane denied reports that the revolutionary committee which seized control of Vientiane Tuesday planned to expell all US personnel from Laos and appeal to the Soviet Union for assistance There are 753 Americans in Laos 261 of them connected with the military aid program The situation tn Vientiane ap peared calm and Capt Kong Le commander of the rebel forces announced shortened curfew hours for the city The radio quoted Gen Sing Ratansamay chief of a rebel dele gation on the government resig nation It said the general had submitted rebel proposals to the government in Luang Prabang elsewhere solidifying its position in this troubled African state which all but fell' apart in the first days after gaining independ ence from In New released a pledge to keep forces neu tral in any dispute between the central Congo government and its provinces He said troops would not attempt to influence the Leopold ville Elisabethville quarrel and said if either side disagrees with his interpretation of his mandate he will go straight back to the Security council for its judgment Hammarskjold also announced in another report released at headquarters that he is planning a far reaching program to send civilian experts to help the inexperienced officials get organized DUTCH CURB IRE DEN HELDER The Nether lands (UPI) iremen won a six hour battle riday night against a ship fire that threatened to set off nine tons of high explosives The Argentine freighter Rio Di amante came into port with two of its holds afire They contained tires and other freight and were separated from the explosives cargo Two naval tugs brought fire men aboard the ship The decks above the burning holds glowed red hot but firemen poured water on the munitions hold lo keep the temperature down while others put out the blaze HENRY SCHLIE Henry Schlie 77 formerly of 1516 Underwood died at 8:15 riday in St Elizabeth hos pital where he had been a patient five days He made his home with his son Donald of Lafayette 5 for the past 12 years Born in Orbeck Germany he came to America in 1891 settling in ort Wayne He was a mem ber of the Holy Trinity English Lutheran church and had been active in the church council for over 22 years He was employed by the Monon railroad as a night roundhouse foreman until 1917 when he was employed as day foreman until his retirement in 1947 He was a member of the and AM lodge 123 Murat Shrine Scottish Rite Valley Indianapolis and che Modern Woodman lodge Lafayette He married Pauline Louise Le Gras in 1906 She preceded him in death in 1948 Surviving are three sons Bur ton of Jacksonville Ill aid of Lafayette Paul Henry of ort Wayne MRS MARY DRAVIS Mrs Mary Dravis 71 of 1312 erry died riday in Lo gansport state hospital after a four year illness She was married to James Lucas in 1905 and after his death she married William Dravis in 1918 He died in 1934 She was a member of St Mary Cathedral Surviving are two daughters Mrs Raymond arrell and Mrs Neal Smith both of Lafayette SAMUEL REED CHALMERS Samuel Reed 78 of Chalmers died at 5:50 a Saturday in St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette one day fol lowing surgery He had been a patient in the hospital five days Born at Bloomington Mr Reed was married to Martha Miller in 1907 at Lafayette He attended Purdue university and had lived in Canada 20 years before com ing to the Chalmers community where he farmed for 26 years He retired three years ago Mr Reed was a member of Chalmers com munity church Surviving with the widow is son Harold Reed of Chalmers MRS ELIZABETH LIPTRAP ATTICA Mrs Elizabeth (Davis) Liptrap 65 died at 5:15 am Saturday in her home at 703 East Jackson Attica after a five week illness Born in Warren county she was married in 1912 in Lake county to John Liptrap who died several years ago She lived on a Warren county farm until seven years ago when she moved to Attica She was a member of irst Methodist church and Pythian Sisters of At God is the source of every one of man's inventive and ingenious undertakings He gives us the natural resources and the intelligence to use them And He wants us to use them constructively THE UR A AND COURIER LA AYETTE IND Ike at Camp David THURMONT Md (UPI) Pres ident Eisenhower rested Saturday at his Camp David mountain re treat But when lookincr at man's worlr niton overlook the Hand of God Man harnessed the power in this great dam but God created it Long before man discovered the turbine or the electric motor God placed the power at man's disposal tica Boswell Order of Eastern Star Chapter 158 and during World war II was active in the War Mothers organization Surviving are two sons Hobart of Oxford and Ellwin Lip trap of Lafayette a brother Ho bart Davis of Oxford half broth er loyd Lemming of Otterbein a sister Mrs Walter Whistler of Boswell and a half sister Mrs Jasper Rhode of Lafayette RANK WISEMAN RENSSELAER rank Wiseman 75 of Rensselaer 3 died in Jasper county hospital at a am briday after twelve days Born in Brumley sided in Rensselaer He was a'50 year member of the irst Christian church Rensse laer Surviving are two brothers Henry of Rensseiaer and Ralph of Columbus two sisters Mrs Zella Scullery of Cincinnati and Mrs May Schaffer of Jeffer son City Mo RALPH PENCE RANKORT Word was re ceived here of the death of Ralph Pence of Vancouver Wash at 7 a riday Born in Clinton county near Kilmore he resided here until 1908 Surviving with his widow Ma bel are a son a daughter and one brother Orville Pence of New York MIPPENSTBU i BOTH Copyright Kntfrr Adv Sennrr Strtdnrg This Scries of Ads Is Being Published Each Week Under the Auspices of the Lafayette Ministerial Association and Is Being Sponsored by the following Individuals and Business Establishments: HIPPENSTEEL UNERAL NOME INC JEERSON SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER KIRBY RISK CO's LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER LAAYETTE LOAN AND TRUST CO Inc Our Christian faith teaches us of God's power and the vastness of its scope It teaches us the right use of these blessings so that life may be enriched by them Go to church and learn God plan of Jove for us and fellowman It will mean a better world for all of us COHEE Infant riends may call after noon Saturday at Hartman funeral home rankfort Services there 1 pm Sunday Rev Charles Ridlen officiating: interment Green Lawn Memorial Park Also surviving are the maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry Golden Sr of rank fort 5 and the paternal grand parents Mr and Mrs Harry Cnhee of rankfort COOMEY James riends may call at Zahn Schneider funeral home after ferre Sunday Rosary service in funeral home at 7:30 pm Sunday uneral in St Boniface Catholic church at 9 a Tuesday Rev Hum bert Moster officiating burial in St Boniface cemetery ive grandchildren survive ELLENGA Miss may call after 3 Bradshaw funeral 1 pm monaay Kev Tot Vam 7 Interment in family lot in Spring Vale cemetery Surviving are two nieces Hendricks of Lafayette and Mr ade Brewster of Honolulu and a nephew Noel Ellenga of Dallas Tex LIPTRAP Mrs Elizabeth riends may call after 7 pm Sunday at Roemer funeral home in Attica Serv ices will be at 2 Pm Tuesday in At tica irst Methodist church Rev Harry Campbell officiating: inter ment Pond Grove cemetery at Otterbein Seven grandchildren survive REED Samuel riends may rail at Thompson funeral home at Brooks ton from 7 to 9 Sunday and after 4 Monday Services at 2 Tuesday at Thompson funeral home Rev Gerald Stevens officiating interment in Meadow Lake cemeteryAb Wolcott One grandson survives REYNOLDS Robert Arthur riends may call after 3 pm Sundav at Hip pensteel funeral home Services at 9 am Monday at St Lawrence Catho lic church Rev Meinrad Issler OM officiating interment St Boniface cemetery Short services at 10 am Monday at Hippensteel Chapel Also surviving is the maternal grandmother Mrs 'Mattie Brown of Columbia SCHLIE Henry riends may call after 3 pm Sunday at Hippensteel funeral home Services in Hippensteel chapel at 1:30 pm Monday Rev Paul Stahl officiating: interment in Rest Haven Memorial park and AM Lodge 123 rites at Hippensteel chapel at pm Sunday ive gtandchil rtren survive MISS ELLA ELLENGA Miss Ella Ellenga 85 year nld retired school teacher for merly of 1105 died at 4:50 a Bowles nursing Hill where she tient about four Born in Lafayette Miss Ellenga never married She was gradu ated from Lafayette Jefferson high school and attended Purdue university Shb taight in ord and Highland elementary schools in Lafayette and also taught in West Lafayette Crawfordsville UNERAL NOTICES Day Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday riday Saturday LZ fekV W'V SsswSsBSsSssSStfS ySGSsSS A lK W'V '''I "Yv i lll'v 1 1 POMfff Jx Mr i T' Book Chapter Versea Genesis 1 27 28 Psalms 86 10 Psalms 19 1 2 Hebrews 1 10 12 Psalms 33 12 15 Ephesians 1 3 5 I Thessalonians 2 13.