The Kokomo Tribune from Kokomo, Indiana • Page 19

Hoosier Educator is 94 Years Old Dr. John Wesley Carr Rose From One-Room School to College Head MANHASSET, N.T. Dr. He was born Dec. 13, 1859 on Wesley Carr whose academic cleared by his father in Law-.

reer spanned three-quarters of ajrence County, Ind. He described century from a one-room Indiana! his youth thus: countrv school to college "I was born on Goose Creek, emeritus, celebrated his 94th birth-: went to school at Hard Scrabble dav Sunday. County), learned to swim bn in Fuss Creek (Martin County) and Dr. Carr since 1940 has to court a girl of Snake Hoi- president ementus of Murray State (Greene CQ nty) fce Teachers College of which he helped year he CQnty) Laid "Yes" Las jft7live'vears before he entered Indiana -z former Rachel made srreat Ashcraft, died in 1927. Two of their and wherlifour children are still living and today with i he has six grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

His second wife, the former Mary Willia Moss, died in 1948. what they were in my boyhood, I'm hopeful people will learn to live together, instead of trying to by almighty Jo Loiinch Bible God." He said education is one by which the world will learn to live in peace. Carr started as a teacher in the NEW YORK dozen national Bible societies throughout the world will launch a special a for.1954"—„i. UNHAPPY DUKE So happy nvimrtinnl Jtt in "Rihlp rPftdilUT and to I Klfkt Kfrt. rural schools reene progra Ind in 1877.

He was principal atjterest in Bible reading and to sup- Bloomington and Mun ci andjpiy scriptures to people who want served as superintendent of schools he could cry? Not so. Kenneth O'Rourke let it be known Ousted Premier's Wife Held For Illegal Parley GEORGETOWN, British Guiana British 'authorities have arrest- ied Mrs. Janet Rosenberg Jagan. young American-born wife of this i South American colony's ousted Prime Minister, and will give her la hearing tomorrpw on charges of holding an illegal meeting. The former Chicago nursing stu- dent arid nine other leaders of the i leftist People's Progressive party (PPP) were taken into police cus- itody yesterday at a town 15 miles from Georgetown.

They were later released after posting bonds of $75 ($44.50 U. each. The police said they were using a loudspeaker to address a gathering of 300 people in defiance of a ban against public meetings without police permission. Mrs. Jagan claimed the meeting was a religious gathering not requiring a police permit.

The British imposed the ban last Oct. 8 when they kicked out Jagan's PPP government and sus- jpendcd British Guiana's constitution. They charged at the time -'Am-can Bible Society an- that royal rank corned no that he and his wife WT phiia-! oil mhora of the United Bible; rant Duke" at a i. Ohio Bayonne, N.J., and Fhila-jall members of the United Bible delphia before goinn to Kentucky Societies, intend to increase their in 1920 as director of the Division annual Bible distribution fromJEhe of Hygiene of the Kentucky Edu- baby show in Louisville, Ky jtook no other action against them. cation Department, organizer and first Murray in 1923.

The son of Mr'. LEftVE IT TO PAUL J. MILLS! He became 1954 and'to 50 million anc rs- Thomas P. O'Rourke president of by 1960. The program will commemorate the 150th anniversary of the founding of the first national Bible group and the 500th anniversary of the completion of the Gutenberg, Bible, the first printed Bible.

Ink May Be Clue wept because he was so royally unhappy. (AP Wirephofo) New Congressional Group Proposed WASHINGTON Freling- Monday, Dec. 14, 1953 KOKOMO (Ind.) TRIBUNE 3 HAYNES STILI.ITE How To Relieve Bronchitis fsffiSsssrsK Pnu help loosen and expel germ laden City police believe a bottle of puj- iduce a bill in Congress to set phlegm and aid nature to soothe and pie ink, kept in a grocery safe a new 0 nt committee that would heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial which was robbed, may lead to conduc the investigations of Com-; membranes. Guaranteed to please you the capture of the burglars. Police mun sm now carried on by three! or money refunded.

Creomulsion has said the ink was spilled all over ex st ng congressional groups. on thej Fl eIlr ghU seB Ba id en TV the $1,200 haul. Droadcast i as night that some of vi stood the test of millions of usen. floor, and probably CREOMULSION cs to dur ng Ckor CtMs. Aort.

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Main 2-1707 Barely three years ago, the Wrought Alloys plant out on Alto Road was little more than an idea and set of blueprints. It is now an actuality. Today, this 700-foot-long plant, the newest ad- dition to HAYNES STELLITE at Kokomo, is daily turning out tons of high-temperature alloy sheet, plate, and bar stock. It is providing many oppor- tunities for people in this area to have steady jobs at good pay in a growing organization. This new plant at HAYNES STEtLlTE is fine example of how a progressive Company can con- tribute to the economic well-being of people in a help to provide for their eco- nomic future.

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