Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 12

12 Wednesday Evening May 18 1949 Births DEATHS IN CITY AND VICINITY to Palestine he mar at Three Strters KRABBE 1 Joe Dobbels also both COAL CO Bloom WH1TE CROSS 17th and Onion Phone 2077 all BASH CROWN LAUNDRY yooa DRIVE IN UNERAL NOTICES Own DRIVE IN Your amily Theurer 419 Main Street $400 State a STARTS TODAY fttHNI' MARS EHR Davis CitnnERS ennie today at his home county on Attica 3 had been ill for five MUMKu irst Mrs Main LAST 3 DAYS Mein St Levee Lafayette Ind Addreu its to ils OVER Twice Daily 2:30 and 8:30 Motinrn: 120 end 150 Evenfags: 120cndlM end torn seats at 180 (Mats) and 240 (Evas) COVER UP A KILLING! Clothing Store Corner Third and Columbia St YOUR DOORWAYS rancis moved member Catholic RUBY UGATE May 18 Miss Ruby of 105 West Logan at 6:20 a today i of Mrs Mary Conner had been living for Open Until 8:00 Every Thurs and ri Piggly Wiggly 720 Northwestern Ave Mrs Tenn AT YOUR KROGER and only at your Kroger can you get Tenders? Beef Kroger Cut to give you more value for your money LAAYETTE PAPER SPECIALTY CO Phone 6449 Also Chapter of Janies Boys" Royal Tires OGARTY THIRD AND SOUTH STS ARC LAST TIMES TODAY dxci if tin Style Shop Ladies' Ready to Wear West Side Square Year comfort all weather protection colorful beautyorAa life of your home! HA financing Convenient term Choice of colors! or fre itfrnaM and datailt viiit our showroom or phone 4863 Mail coupon REE color booklet! MAIL COUPON TQDAY Harris Agency t09 Painters and Decorators Bldg Lafayette Indiana Without Obllcntlon Send Information On inn rar uoenuni Also S100 Monthly Income "tame Address Cite COAL CO PHONE 636S PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY INDIANA Ina OR AND CLOTHES Come to TANK AY El Brendel Comedy Buy Victory Bonds INDIANA GAS AND WATER CO COOK ELECTRICALLY MIDELLE'S LADIES APPAREL Custom Alterations RESTYLING 210 Murdock Bldg Phone 8789 Hospital and Surgical Bills Paid! Individuals or amily Groups As Low As GRASS WYOMING met CUMMINS CMAlfS COWAN Hospitalization Life Dr Calls Wage Income 408 Earl Avenue Phone 85802 Lafayette Ind THEATER for Reservations LAST TIMES TODAY JENNIER JONES JOSEPH COTTEN cotot ir TECHNICOLOR two years ago because of health He married Jeanette Knwn in 1937 Besides his widow he is sur vived by a son rank Morrison and his father Edward Morrison both of Anderson and a brother Glen body was sent to Indianapolis Crown Cleaned Clothes Are Monite Mothproofed PHONE 4073 Morrison rankfort The Juvenile Golf Sets Beach Balls Garden Sets The Kleinhans Store LAAYETTE RADIO SUPPLY Inc New Location 408 NORTH STREET Paul Jones Named Director of Bank Paul Jones president of Ro stone corporation has been elected to the board of directors of the Lafayette National bank to serve out the unexpired term of the Ifite Perry Davis When the odds are against you when you're surrounded when the savage redmen are about to attack Be CHARGE I Are You Bothered With Kidney Disorders? Use CITREX ALKALIZER 8 oz bottle 93c Cut Rate Drugs 136 Third Street Invest in Your uture With II Savings Bonds Newmark's Drive In We Pamper Your LAUNDRY SEBVTCB LOW PRICKS 'We'ta Experts oa CORPORATION 424 Columbia Pli 7954 At Home hospital May 17: Mr and Mrs Marshall Allman 611 North Salisbury West Lafayette son and Mr and Mrs Elmer Howard Reynolds' daughter 'May 18: Mr and Mrs Maxwell Harrell 803 Highland daughter and Mr and Mrs Alex Gordeuk Court House 33 West State West Lafayette son At St Elizabeth May 17: Mr and Mrs Thomas errall 239 Green son Mr and Mrs Will Gilliam 517 South ifteenth son Mr and Mrs Calvin Page Rom ney son and Mr and Mrs Ed ward Robinson 615 South son May 18: Mr and Thomas Nightengale 638 daughter "TlkeADtft'S DIGEST brought it to thir 32000000 roodtril Winners Chosen in Brown Swiss Show Lafayette area Brown Swiss breeders entered 75 cattle in the show at the Tippecanoe county fair grounds to make the show the largest of the five canton shows held in Indiana A Gannon Purdue extension dairy specialist judged the show and chose Beauty owned by Ralph and Dan Day of Tipton as the grand champion fe male Burham and Johnson of Brookston' had the senior and the grand champion bull of the show More than 100 Brown Swiss breed ers in the Lafayette area attend ed the show picnic dinner and cattle judging AT ROA 0 26 EAST ROUTE 52 BY PASS LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER DO YOU HAVE ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS? See os tor complete house wir ing fixture wire Insulation KULL ELECTRIC Ph 45698 8228 22nd BEER Can Case Bottle AU Popular Brands ULL LINE GROCERIES AND MEATS RANK EHR BREWING CO Im Loulivill 2 Ky Presentation Continued rom Page Prof Ross Lockridge ington Mrs Stewart West Lafayette and Elias Atkins This group will be augmented by other prominent and civic minded Hoosiers DIRECTOR CHOSEN Howard Tooley Hoosier who di rected similar spectacles for the Chicago and New York fairs has written Glory Pio and will direct its presenta tion after having been commis sioned by the permanent cavalcade committee The production will have nine episodes with a pro logue and epilogue The most im portant and dramatic incidents of glorious history will be presented on a grand scale em ploying all the great possibilities of pageantry This means use of a large cast instrumental and vocal music effective settings and lighting and other devices which make for impressive spectacles In addition to the state com mittee which will have general supervision local committees are being organized to handle details of the presentations Nothing like it has ever been attempted before in Indiana and perhaps not in the nation or that reason unusual interest is at tached to the undertaking Lead ers point out that the local com munity especially will be privileged to participate in and witness a most unusual spectacle which may become a pattern for many other states BALTIMORE clothes shop STORE OR HEN Quality Clothes Hats and urnishings 414 Main 8t fbotu M7J PREMIUM QUALITY MOTOR OIL SAVE MORE SYSTEM STATION 265 State St On the Levee and Shoe Co LUNA Phone 0379 Box Office Opens at 12:30 Custom Butchering and Custom Meat Curing RUND PACKING CO Inc Phone 5063 Special Trains Carrying Troupe The a 1 Metropolitan Opera company was scheduled to arrive in the city late this after noon' in two 'special 'trains for its performance of this evening at 8 in the Purdue Hall of Music Arrangements were made for faculty committees to meet the trains and escort the company to the Union building which will serve as headquarters Some tickets for the public still icmameu avanaoie The company will continue tour from here leaving late nignt lor Chicago enroute next engagement Murrrl IgARIB warn MDtt YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME AT WALGREEN Zona ii State 1 STARTS WAlElTt tomorrow SILAS 11 EASTER Silas easter 80 921 North Seventh street died at midnight Tuesday at the family home after an extended Illness Born at Marysville Va he came to Lafayette 88 years ago and had been employed by the Wool worth company and at the Home hospital He was married In 1891 to Esther Cosner who sur vives He attended the irst Christian church and was a mem ber of the Modern Woodmen of America Lafayette Camp 4631 Surviving with the widow are two sons Lynn easter Wiscon sin Rapids Wis and Dewey easter 5 MRS RANCIS DOBBELS ATTICA May Mrs Caroline pobbels 73 died Tuesday after noon at her residence at 200 Bax ter street Born in Holland she was married there to Dobbels and the couple here in 1904 She was a of St rancis Xavier church Surviving are the husband two sons Leo of Williamsport and Joe of Veedersburg three daugh ters Mrs George oster Mrs Cornelius VanLaere and Mrs Slaughter all of here one brother John Rockenberg and one sister Mrs of here MISS ATTICA ugate 54 street died at the home where she the past several months Born here she had lived hete all her life and was a member of the Attica chapter of the Order of Eastern Star Surviving are three brothers Ralph and Charles ugate of Attica and Glenn ugate of Illinois JESS CALDWELL RANKORT May 17 Jess Caldwell 57 of 859 Delphi avenue died at his home at noon Tuesday after a lingering illness Born in Boone county he had spent most of his life in this vicinity He was married to Lillian Webb in 1916 and was a member of the irst Christian church Surviving are the widow two daughters Mrs lorence Hume of Chicago and Mrs Mary How ard of South Bend one son Jos eph of Wayne and two sis ters Mrs Ethel Paterik of Chi cago and Mrs Hazel Bristow of Gary HAROLD 1 MORRISON RANKORT May Harold I Morrison 42 native of Clinton county died yesterday in Witham hospital Lebanon after a long illness A veteran of World war II he was a mechanic and lived at Indianapolis for 15 years He was forced to give up his work his Mc Natiohal Affairs Chamber Topic A national affairs meeting spon sored by the local Chamber of Commerce in co operation with the national Chamber will be held in the dining room at res taurant riday evening at 6:304 Harry A Lintz national affairs adviser of the United States Chamber of Commerce will speak on local interest in national legis lation MURAL TONE The amazing new kind of paint Easy to apply quick to dry One coat covers most surfaces including wallpaper Beautify your home with these 8 lovely shades GAL ONLY $195 BERGER MG CO 725 Main Street Jarman ortune Shoes by WIU1AM SHAKESPEARE A IMvwMMnMnotfo A ARTHUR RANK ENTERPRISE Excelsior Club OTTERBEIN May 18 Excel sior club will meet in Lafayette with Mrs Edna Peterson Thurs day at 7 :30 Miss Nelle Hom ringhouse 'will be assistant hostess A program on interior decoration will be given TAKES MORE THAN KISSES PER PERSON 35o for Children A MONTH Oaxen room and board setters! aursinff carat ODeratinc room? ray and laboratory examination drugs: medicine and dreeeinffs: ambulance: maternity benefits! etc Also for a Small Additional Oost a 1100 MONTHLY INCOME srhile sick or disabled: or men or women TA hour corerare on or off the iob Pays from first dav of sickness or accident DO YOU NEED MONEY? Get any amount up to $300 from Local inance on just your own signature and security Loans to both men and women Repay monthly Prompt service Come in phone Drivers ined Ernest Niccum ckwell charged with failure to yield the right of way was fined $10 by Justice Myrtle Erwin Lester Bloyd 2 charged with operating a truck with a leaking load tfras fined $10 Both were arrested by state police' RAPP CO South Side of Square Lew Lehr Specialty I News Real live people ana uisney cnaracrers thrill drama! starring ROD CAMERON nd ADRIAN BOOTH BEKSE CLEVELAND GRANT WITHERS TAYLOR HOLMES MH IX that "DHIy DHIy'' tong LAVENDER BLUE (Dilly Dillyl end "So Dar to My Watcha Do With Wotcha Got" iiniuv OWZ dr uspensa scrttos Ifcsr namng WILLIAM BENDIX DENNIS BARBARA BRITTON farm nearihere before moving to Reynolds Her husband died in 1944 She belonged to the Metho dist church Survivors are two sons and a daughter Alvin and Troy Perkins both of LaPorte and Mrs Elsie Steidinger Reynolds with three brothers Perry Robert and Al bert Eaker all of Lutesville Mo BENJAMIN MORGAN WILLIAMSPORT May Ben jamin ranklin Morgan 78 died at a in Warren where he months Born at ried Minnie Harp in 1898 He was a farmer and a member of the Ev Church of Independence Surviving with the widow are one son Lee Morgan Attica 3 three brothers John William and Elva of Attica and two sis ters Mrs Viola Mann of West Lafayette and Mrs lora Mann of Otterbein RUUS HAUPT WILLIAMSPORT May 18 Rufus Singleton Haupt 84 died at the Community hospital here Tuesday at 10:30 He had been ill several months and had been a patient at the hospital 12 weeks A retired farmer he was born in Warren county He was a mem ber of the Williamsport Methodist church served as trustee of Wash ington township two terms and was a member of the town board four years He was married in 1891 to Maggie Owens who died in 1933 Surviving are a son Cecil Haupt a daughter Mrs Carl Mehaffey and a brother Arley Haupt of Williamsport LONNIE A ZACKMIRE KINGMAN May 18 Lonnie Zackmire 59 died here yesterday in the home where he was born Survivors are his widow formerly Opal Woodrow a daughter Mrs Mabel Cory his mother Mrs Susan Zackmire two sisters Mrs Mary Allen West Lebanon and Mrs Lizzie Shoaf Attica and a brother Ransom Zackmire Yeddo 10 Get Diplomas at Earl Park School EARL PARK Ten pupils re ceived elementary school diplomas at St John the Baptist school Sun day evening Msgr A Copenolle gave the address at services in the church Members of the Bid Bye club enjoyed a dinner at Kentland After dinner bridge was played at the home of Mrs Cotner Williams Pfc John Umholts of Stewart ield New York spent several days with his parents Mr and Mrs Chester Umholts Mrs Everett Hardbeck and Mrs Jennie Griffith have returned from St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette where they were patients Miss Dorothy Kenfield visited friends at Nashville Louis Andres a student at Notre Dame visited his parents Lisle Tinsman and family of Indianapolis were visitors at the red Tinsman home' nni 'l t1 BIG ROCK MARKET 101 State st Phone SX BEST PICTURE THE YEAR! I BEST ACTOR OTHEYEARI Laurence BLUE PRINTING actory Trained Expert Quick Service South worth's 808 State St West Lafayette LOW PRICES H0PKHI5 ouc STORE Adams Township Trustee Expires PINE VILLAGE May Ster ling Cooper 74 Adams town ship trustee died at his home here Tuesday at 5:15 following an Illness of about five months He was serving hla second term as trustee at the time of his death Born In Tennessee he married Augusta Drummond in 1902 and came to Indiana where he edited the Warren Sentinel newspaper from 1904 to 1913 In 1912 he was appointed postmaster here a posi tion he held until 1923 He then became a rural mail carrier until retiring in 1940 He was a member of the Pine Village Methodist church and held memberships in Masonic lodge No 315 of which he was a 50 year member Benton county Royal Arch Masons No 116 Oxford Odd ellows lodge and Modern Wood men Surviving besides the widow are two sons Matthew of here and John of Lafayette a daughter Mrs Margaret Albright of Mem phis Tenn and a sister Betty Shown of Jacksboro EDWARD HENSLEY OWLER May 17 Edward Hensley 92 retired farmer died Tuesday at the home of a daugh ter near here He was a member of the Baptist church Surviving are three sons Roy of Wayne rank of Connersville and Reubin of Indianapolis and four daughters Mrs James Cloud in New Mexico Mrs George Plun kett of here Mrs Harold Kelley of Lafayette and Mrs rank Yarno at whose home he died CHARLES AYRES BRINGHURST May 18 Charles Ayres 82 died at 7:20 a today following a stroke at his home near here A retired farmer Mr Ayres had spent all of his life in the com munity in which he was born He was married to Larinda Bard who died A son Bert and a brother John both of Bringhurst survive MRS EMILY PERKINS REYNOLDS May 18 Mrs Emily Catherine (Eaker) Perkins 83 widow of Albert Perkins died at 4:45 a'm today at her home here She had been bedfast nearly six years Born in Lutesville Mo she and her husband lived on a WAIT DISNEYS SO DM 51YT1EAR1 0rMg BURL IVES BEULAH BONDI KARKY CAREY LUANA rATTEN and BOBBY DRISCOLL Dirtdid by HM010 SCHUS4H ootwear or Every Member of the amily 523 HAIN STREET Cruise Ends BOSWELL Alvin Eugene Dill Naval seaman apprentice son of Ethebert George Dill of Boswell 1 is scheduled to arrive in Philadelphia May 24 after a five month cruise in the Mediterranean aboard the destroyer USS Good rich He visited Trieste and Oran Algeria ILONA MASSEY with ORREST TUCKER Before yon buy your furniture see the new beautiful line of furniture at 731 Main St COOPER Sterling riends may call at family residence in Pine Village after 4 pmL Wednesday Body to lie in state at Pine Village Methodist church one hour before services there at 2 pm (CDT) Thursday Revs Lowell Morris Johnson and Leslie Low ry officiating Burial in Plrw Village cemetery with Masonic graveside serv ices Please omit flowers amily re quests money for flowers be donated to Cancer fund in memory of Mr Cooper Shipps and Sons funeral home Oxford in charge DOBBELS Mrs rancis riends may call at the DeSutter funeral home At tica after noon (CDT) Wednesday Services 9 am (CDT) Thursday at St rancis Xavier Catholic church Rev rancis Meehan officiating Burial in the Catholic cemetery Attica EASTER Silas riends may call after 6 pm Thursday at the Hippen steel funeral home where services will be held at 2 pm riday Rev Elwynn Peace officiating: interment In Rest Haven Memorial park UGATE Miss Mary riends may call at the family residence 105 West Loeran street Attica Thursday afternoon and riday uneral services there at 2:30 Dm riday with Rev Collier of ficiating Burial in Riverside cemetery Coffing and Robinson funeral directors tn charge HENSLEY Edward riends may call at the Hooker funeral home owler Services there 2 pm (CDT) Thursday Rev Nugent officiating Burial in owler cemetery HAUPT Rufus Singleton riends may call at Hamilton funeral home Wil liamsport after 1 pm (DST) Thurs day Services there riday at 2 pm (DST) with Rev Harold Hitchkiss officiating Burial In West Lebanon cemetery MORGAN Benjamin riends may call at the family residence on At tica 3 Thursday after 2 pm uneral in charge of Hamilton funeral home Williamsnort will be held at 10 am ridav at Armstrong chapel north of Green Hill: Rev Snell officiating Burial tn Armstrong cemetery All time DST PERKINS Mrs Emily riends may call after Thursdav noon at the resi dence in Reynolds Services at 2:30 pm CDfcT riday at the Reynolds Meth odist church: burial In Riverview ceme tery Monticello Prevo Monticello fu neral directors hnm Wi 1 1 UU Els I Substitute! 8:20 10:30 LAST TWO NIGHTS A DIIGHTf QgiOK INEXPENSIVE! 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