Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 13

I' 1 It I Monday Evening September 17 1962 THE JOURNAL AND COURIER LAAYETTE IND BIRTHS MAR JEAN VILLAGE REE PARKING OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 Jewell and son 1526 12th St Soybean production is expected ovyucaH uiwuviivn calkxlcv Ole Judy Judyville Mrs Nancie to tota! 7722oOOO bushels If re uiu iaic tivu nuwcut uic avci Chelsea Road West Lafayette yield is estimated at 275 SAVE ON Support Hose ameo by burj thanks a million! In 2 pair 3 A Burlington 4 7 A i hf 4 I IV 4 Kinzie lora Clarence Logan Delphi Mrs Pansy Lommel 720 alized this will top the 1961 rec ord large crop However the aver lY Remmers di Educational Ref seamed and seamless applicable the fifth Mondays of each month beginning Monday Announcement of the meeting schedule was made by Maj Eston Hupp commander Sessions will be held at 7:30 pm in the 9592nd Air Reserve Center on US 52 north of West Lafayette Kindergarten Enrollment Set Registration for kindergarten at Battle Ground School will be from 9 to 11 am Thursday in the! Kindergarten Room at the school Parents are asked to bring their birth certificate showing the child will be 5 years of age before Oct 15 The kindergarten class will be sponsored by the Women's Civic Club and Mrs Vertus Schulz will be the teacher Meeting Schedule Arranged for CAP Cadets in Lafayette Composite Squadron Civil Air Patrol will meet on the first third and when Coach To Address Noon Optimists Albert Parker freshman foot ball coach at Purdue University will address the Lafayette Noon Optimist Club Wednesday in the Palms Cafeteria His topic will be Regularly $495 pair Jack Waymire Attica Robert Wilson Boswell Mrs Earl Yard Logansport Sept 16: Mrs John Ankiker rancesville Mike Barnhart Del phi Lemuel Biddle Rt 9 Mrs Onnie Cosby and daughter Rt 11 Sam Duncan Monon Mrs Robert unk 1121 Beck Lane Mrs Charles Garing and daughter owler Larry Gibson Rt 5 Mrs Melvina Guard and son 2211 26th St Joyce Jarrard Rt 13 Mrs Ralph Johnson and son Del phi William Laon 2039 Monon Ave Mrs Raymond Lashbrook and daughter Rt 6 Nancy Lu cas Rt 12 Mrs Richard Lumley and son 104 Lincoln St Peggy Maxwell Rt 13 Mrs Edward Prickett rankfort: Vincent Rawlee 707 Park Ave Mrs Dar rel Schuh Kentland Mrs ratncia Mavity 417 Colum bia St Infant girl Mollenhour 310Q Prairie Lane Mrs Alm ai Peirce Delphi: Mrs Pauline Remaly 304 25th St: Schurman RM prrv 1 Sullivan Boswell Mrs Zola Wade Rt 2 Sept: 16: Mrs Barbara Bush ong 1301 Elizabeth St Mrs Nan nie Collins 3112 Cason St Mrs Roy Curtis and daughter Linden Mrs William Doane and son Rt 11 Dr James Engeler Sr 1316 Grant West Lafayette Mrs Carolyn Galloway 1724 Central St Mrs Beverly Gangwer Rt 4: Mrs Trula Johnson Rt 12 Mrs Jack Kress and son Maple Trailer Court Carl Tothuisje Rossville Thomas Rhode 127 3rd St Adrian Rubright Rt 1 Mrs lorence Scearcy Wolcott Mrs Pearl Seaman 530 26th St Mrs Harriett Short West Point Mrs Carolyn Smith 131 14 Nimitz Drive West Lafayette Mrs Connie Weeks 1030 6th St: Mrs Ruby Wood Remington ST ELIZABETH HOSPITAL Sept 15: Jesse Arbuckle Wol cott Mrs Thomas Bailey New Richmond Lucy Beck Burling ton Mrs Harold Beers and daughter Rt 12 Ruth Brickler Rt 1 Mrs William Bryant 603 Northfield Drive Mrs Bruce Brady Rt 4 John Burghom Rt 10 Mrs Opal Dunn Rt 3 Robert Gordon Rt 10 Sandra Hale Rt 13 Alfred Harbolt Oxford Wil liam Jackson 1919 Central St Mrs Jason Lawson Mulberry Mrs Rosco Little 2920 Vinton St Nadra Livengood 1519 Alabama St Wynne McCormick 1315 Sun set Lane West Lafayette Karen Messick Delphi Charles Payne 1607 27th St Mrs Jack Rae 2412 Roosevelt Ave Mrs Charles Reynolds and daughter Triangle Trailer Court Mrs Merls Ro truck Monticello Mrs Phillip Slayer Monon Barbara Slipher Rossville Merle Verplank 118 Rockland Drive West Lafayette Kathryn Waldron Rt 1 Mrs HOME HOSPITAL Sept 15: Stephen Baker 1004 Berkley Road Mrs Roger Con ley and son 3130 18th St Mrs Jeanne Dailey 2035 9th St Clyde Davis Chicago Ill Mrs Lois eldt Rt 4 Lloyd razier Rt 1 Mrs Wilma DR REMMERS HONORED Dr Hermann rector of the Purdue University Division of erence is shown with a leather bound volume containing letters and articles of 70 of the 86 men who obtained doctor of philosophy degrees under his direction Presentation of the booklet took place at a testimonial dinner for Dr Remmers held in St Louis during the annual meeting of the American Psychological Asso ciation orty erf his former students from all over the United States were on hand to pay personal tribute to Dr Remmers He will retire next June 30 SPEAKING WITH SINCERITY? SYRACUSE NY (UPI) Syracuse Mayor William Walsh was to deliver a wel coming speech Monday to New York state Democrats gathered here for a nominating convention Walsh is a Republican ADVANCE BEAUTY SALON Permanent Waves Our Specialty 718 9th Ph SH 2 6455 Professional Engineers To Inspect Plant The Lafayette chapter of the diana Society of Professional En gineers will visit the new Purdue power plant during their Septem ber meeting starting at 7:30 pm Tuesday The plant is situated on South Grant Street approximately four blocks south of the Union Building The first unit of four proposed units is nearing completion and will be used before the winter is over The cost of this unit is ap proximately $35 million The steam from this first unit will be used to supplement the steam cur rently produced in the old plant on the main campus The structure housing the equip ment is nearly a 100 foot cube topped by a huge red and white smokestack All features of the plant contain the latest develop ments in power plant design The old power plant which has been in use for more than 30 years will continue to be used until at least three units of the new plant are constructed No electrical generation equipment presently is installed in the first unit of the new plant guaranteed to look sheer on your legs guaranteed to support without binding guaranteed to feel soft and smooth guaranteed to wear 6 times longer than ordinary sheers The Home Hospital Auxiliary wishes to express their sincere appreciation to the newspa pers the radio anJ television stations in Lafayette and Indi anapolis and to the thousands of people who helped make this year's fair another tre mendous success Anticipated 1962 corn and soybean crops appear headed for new rec ords despite hot dry August weather State federal agricultural statis ticians at Purdue University esti Save now on the only support hose with a 4 way guarantee: Hospital Dismissals In Home Hospital Sept 15: Mr and Mrs Archie Howard Delphi son Mr and Mrs Henry Walt man 14 David Ross Road West Lafayette daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Bolin 223 Wood St West Lafayette son Mr and Mrs Emerson Kampen 504 Park ridge Drive West Lafayette daughter Mr and Mrs Adolphus Norfleet Oxford daughter Tri Home Hospital Sept 16: Mr and Mrs red Starcher 459 Grant West Lafayette son Mr and Mrs Theron Tudor 126 5th St daughter Mr and Mrs Larry Carsten Rt 9 daughter Mr and Mrs Evans Rt 10 daughter Mr and Mrs Rob ert Gray 1924 Iroquois Trail son In St Elizabeth Hospital Sept 15: Mr and Mrs David Nelson 2038 Monon Ave son Mr and Mrs Roland Joslin 206 2 Airport Road West Lafayette son In St Elizabeth Hospital Sept 16: Mr and iMrs James Coart ney iers Trailer Court son Mr and Mrs Bob Delaney 2231 Charles St dauahter Mr and Mrs Charles Hockema 2805 Long lois Drive son Mr and Mrs George Nelson Delphi daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Phillips 10 Cor Dale Trailer Court son Mr and Mrs Warren Rice 1605 Teal Road son Mr and Mrs Sleep Like Log Stop Stomach Gas 3 Tlmea aster Taki iBtll ans tablets with hot water at bed time Read in bed until eyes shut Bell ans tablets relieve stomach gas to excess stomach acid No harmful drugs Get Bell ins today 35cat druggists Send postal to Bell ans Orangeburg for liberal free sample To Handle Estate Robert Bibler trust officer for the Lafayette Loan and Trust Co has been made administrator of the estate of Charles Matthew King The estate was opened in Tippecanoe Circuit Court The value of the estate was not disclosed The only heir is a daugh ter Carolyn Ruth Moore of ort Ord Calif bushels an acre compared to 29 in 1961 The statisticians report that the Of tn aju udi vi up wiaicuiw William 255000 bushels 32 per cent larger than the labi crop but zt per cent smaller than average The average yield was 55 bushels an acre sec ond highest of record The 1960 average yield of 59 bushels an acre is the record Hay production is forecast at 2 384000 tons about 6 per cent smaller than last year Potato production prospects dur ing August declined 3 per cent Commercial apple production prospects remained unchanged dur ing August The crop is expected to total 1850000 bushels 37 per cent larger than last year However the peach crop of 140000 bushels is 65 per cent smaller than in 1961 The August dry spell brought sharper than usual declines in pas ture conditions This in turn was reflected in the milk pro duction which totaled 275 million pounds 6 per cent below July Egg production during August amounted to 170 million eggs SALE! Sefutetnltefb 17 th la 29 Ut Grain Crop Records Graves rankfort Pamela Greg mated production of corn for grain ory 1612 erry St Milton How as of Sept 1 at 323456000 bushels 909 24th St Mrs Richard(This was 5 per cent larger than Irey and daughter 220 Russell the 1961 crop An average yield St West Lafayette: Earl Jack (of 76 bushels an acre two more son Logansport Mrs Earla Jen than last year's record high is nings Monticello Mrs Clarence'expected Leon Walters 143 1 Halsey Drive West Lafayette son Airman 2C and Mrs Robert Ruckle are the parents of a daughter born Sept 17 at Me fl morial Hospital in Logansport Airman Ruckle is at present sta tioned at Alconbury Air orce Base in England and Mrs Ruckle the former Miss Sandy Sargent is at the home of her mother Mrs Lloyd Sargent of Logans port Mr and Mrs: Cecil Ruckle 2801 Greenbush St Lafayette are the paternal grandparents BH3Magjg3Ma z' 'dEte1 she likes their looks Look what we save you GOLDING BROS Wire 3 TWIN OR ULL MATTRESS AND BOX SPRINGS 3 amous Namos Join In A Groat Bedding Sale we fit all Regularly $195 9 fa I yoy're looking "man of the house ful genuine "HEART or here's a chair that has 4he secret of comfort Exclusive "LOATING COMORT" A "feature" no other chair can copy! Available in Mod em Contemporary and Early American styles and up holstered in Nylon to complement your decorative scheme ut right: for YOU 1 611 MAIN ST SH 2 6738 Ons fine DAMASK panel on one lido and one fine WOVEN imported panel on the other side COMPLETE SET MATTRESS and BOX SPRINGS SAVE! regular prices HERE'S WHY THESE KITTLE SETS ARE SO SUPERIOR 10 Year unconditional guarantee! Rubberized sisal pads no coil feel! Sagless bordersprebuilt with handles! TAKE AS LONG AS THREE (3) YEARS TO PAY or use our 90 day "cash toll short stout or thin you get the correct "back height" and or 611' MAIN ST SH 2 6738 a LOOK WHAT YOU $66 LESS than because we are celebrating "BAR CALOUNGER'S" 66th ANNIVERSARY You'll find an exciting display of 150 Heart Saver" cha rs ALL NYLON: or in NYLON and PLASTIC combina tion and in regular size extra high backs or with extra toot extension But whatever you select you II save $66 HERE IS THE STORY! 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