The Culver Citizen from Culver, Indiana • Page 10

their daughter, Edna Ruth, to Edward Hawkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hawkins. The daughter of Marion Hooker of Hibbard was painfully A new furnace was installed in the Christian Church this week at a cost of $125. The price of coffee has raised from ISc to 3V a pound in the last year.

CeCsesCajr, Octobrr IMI (THE CULVER CITIZEN ON kACI MAIINKUCKM INDIANA'S MOST BEAUTIFUL LAM 1 EitUiUie4 July 13, 1894 Devoted fo the Interests of Nearly 20 Communities in Marshall, Starke, Fulton, and Pulaski Counties Having an Estimated Population of Published Every Wednesday by The Culver Press, Inc. Plymouth, Washington, and Lake Streets, Culver. Indiana Entered as Second Class Matter at Under the Act of the Post Office at Culver, Indiana, March 3, 1879 i are flourishing in tbc Vandalia Park addition. George Overmyer aud S. C.

Shilling have bought, new sedan cars, a Ford and an Overland, respectively. Mr. and Mrs. S. C.

Shilling, Mrs. Collier of Brook, ami Mrs. Ho word Alleman of Arcos. drove 291 miles from Cleveland to Culver between a.m. and 11 p.m.

OTTORKR 20, 1011 Caroline 11 a youngest daughter of and Mrs. J. W. Barber of Lindsay, Ohio, became the bride of Willard R. Zechiel of Culver Oct.

18 at the home of the bride's parents. Rev. A. IT. Zechiel of Fremont, Ohio, an uncle of the bridegroom, performed the ceremony.

Dr. Charles E. Reed has joined the Academy staff as surgeon and medical adviser. Dr. Reed has been on the staff of the Soldiers Home in Dayton, Ohio, has served four years as a medical missionary in China, and for the last 10 years has practiced at Asheville, N.

C. A homing pigeon flew from Pelong to Mishawaka, a distance of 43 miles, in one hour last Sunday. The first ice and killing frost formed Oct. 24. tZZZZZimZX RATES Indiana Out-of-State $4.00 $4.50 6 Months $6.50 $7.00 3 Months 1 Year 2 Years CHESTER W.

CLEVELAND, Editor and Publisher JOHN A. CLEVELAND, Business Manager MARJORIE FERRIER, Assistant Editor MARGARET McDONALO, Assistant Editor DALE DAVIS, Printing Superintendent 4fS MM HI Indiana Out-of-Sraff $2.25 $1.25 $1.50 paying any more taxes after the new re-asaessment. If the homeowner haa not been paying his fair share of taxes then he will be paying: more after the re-assessment. The re-assessment is effective in 1962 payable in 1963. All property will be assessed at 33 13 of its cash value.

We will have a higher assessed valuation and a lower tax rate. Because we are having a general re-assessment, that does not mean everyone will be paying more taxes. The reassessment should have all taxpayers assessed equally and every homeowner paying his fair share of the tax load. A breakdown of the cost of the re-assessment for each Township is as follows: West $4,800, Walnut 37,600. Union $10,100.

Tippecanoe 12,660. Polk S.000, North $5,760, Green $2,130, German $14,270. Bourbon $6,680 and Center $22,000, THOMAS V. LANGDOX COUNTY ASSESSOR Do Ycu Remember Vay Deck When? Highlights of Culver News of 10, 29, 30, 40, ana 50 Years Asa This Week OCTOBER IfKSf Dr. Troy L.

Babcock of Logan- sport, and Lake summer resident for many years, will open his new dental office Nov, 1 on East Shore Lane. Mrs. Glenn Voreis was guest of honor at a farewell party Oct. 19 at the home of Mrs. Robert Berger when Mrs.

Berger and Mrs. Clarence E. Bair Jr. entertained at a bridge party and personal shower. Mr.

and Mrs. Darl Voreis are the parents of a daughter born Oct, 15 at Parkview Hospital in Plymouth. Mrs. Maxine Som triers of La-Porte and Harry Hawkins of Culver were united in marriage Oct. 20 at the First Methodist Church in LaPorte, Rep.

Shephard J. Crum packer Jr, of Sonth Bend will visit Culver Oct. 30. 7, GoUnick, a representative of Swift International from Brisbane, Australia, spent the weekend with his brother, Capt. O.

Gollnlck, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Thompson are the parents of a son, Don Duane, born Oct, 17. OCTOBER 22, 1041 Mr, and Mrs.

Clarence Calhoun annownre the engagement of Ami Irit4pJcc Marsh i 4 -A 1. i i 4 I 'i It's Like Finding Money Yes sir! Bigger dividends make saving a real pleasure, here! And, you know your money is safe all accounts insured to $10,000. CURRENT RATE 3 bruised Oct. 15 when the far in which shef was riding with her father was struck by another automobile near the Houghton farm north of Culver on Itoad 17. Oliver Shilling, Northern Indiana sportsman and local dog fancier, will assuu in the supervision of the Academy field trial club in the absence of Maj.

Ralph O. Leonsrd, who has been stationed by the War Department at West Point Military Academy. Col. W. E.

Gregory will name a member of the faculty to work with Shilling. Miss Cecelia Pavazzi and Edward Ruhnow were united in marriage Oct. 19. Dr. F.

L. Ha-vis, pastor of the Methodist Church, officiated at the single rine ceremony. The Eastern Star Auxiliary will be entertained in the home of Mrs. O. T.

Smith Oct. 29 with Mrs. S. C. Shilling.

Mrs. Earl Mis-hler, and Mrs. Ruth Simpson assisting. OCTOBER 1031 Mrs. Tom Murphy.

C7, died suddenly of a heart attack Oct. 20 at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Porcher are the proud parents of a son born Oct.

lfi. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Biekel also announce the arrival of a 0t. 18.

The new electric scoreboard and time clock, the gift of the class of 1931, will be ready for the first basketball game on Nov. 6, This has been badly needed ever since the new Community Building was erected. Margaret Annis, Mary Amanda Jones and Wayne Kline were se lected from the Culver High School Glee Club to participate in the all-sectional chorus at the North Central Indiana Teachers Association meeting in South Bend last week. Approximately 150 chickens were stolen from Mrs. Jesse Zeeb- iel during Tuesday night's rain OIUI 111.

Mrs. Ella Overmyer, 72, died Oct. 18 at her home near Letters Ford following a week's illness. OCTOBER 26, 1021 Billy Link went to Chicago yesterday to order a second motion picture machine which will eliminate the waits between reels and furnish a. continuous show.

Lem Crabb has ordered an Overland sedan with all the frills that go with an up-to-date car. Lot filling and street grading ABSTRACTS OF TITLE Compiled to all larvis in Marshall County. Owners of the only complete set of abstract books. Crcccncr Co. Plymouth ESTABLISHED 1892 2eow Notice Of Administration No.

7316 In The Circuit Court of Marshall County, Indiana. NOTICE is hereby given that The State Exchange Bank, Culver, Indiana, was, on the 6th day of October, 1941, appointed Executor of the Estate of Vivian M. Dinemore, deceased. All persons having claims a-gainat so id Estate, whether or not now due, must file the same in said court, within ft months from the date of the first publication of this or said claim will be forevt-r barred. iJatfd nt Plymouth, Indiana, this th day of October, 1(JI.

HARVEY E. PHILLIPS Clerk, Marshall Circuit Court WILLIAM OSBORN Attorney For Estate 41-fln 2. L. RECTOR Beat House Framo Mttsf Pirn, Steps, laddxn 410 South Khor friv PhoiM VIkJim 2-MtS O. T.

SMITH TREE SURGERY AND LANDSCAPING mtB Lonf Potet MOVING TO Air. and Mrs. Lloyd Fox and children are moving this week from Culver to Logansport. Mr. Fox is employed there at the Electric Storage Battery Company.

Their address will be 1812 Sniead Logansport. SUlWt'RIBE TO THE CITIZEX A SERVICE Harry Smeltzer CULVER tfn in fa fit 43n A Living Memorial Contributions for Research to perpetuate the memory of an associate, relative, or friendl MAIL GIFTS TO INEfAIfA HEART FOUNDATION 615 Hi. Alabama Indianapolis BSC DEGREES I7nanc4 With I.B.M. HE I AO 354 ort Woyns, M. arshall County Dailding Loan Association 201 N.

MICHIGAN ST. PLYMOUTH I. L. MoKKMSON, Srmtsrr ReHmMMftmeiit Advancing According To Hrhedule Editor. CITIZEN: The re-assessment is advancing (according to schedule.

At thie present all the towns in the County are completed that ia all the basic measurements are done. The next phase is for the supervisor to re-check every home for errors and at that time place a final Taxation on the property. The- commercial buildings are Lot complete in all the towns nor are the industrial buildings val- nated. The industrial buildings will be valaatad by an Industrial Specialist from the Company, Us ton, Walnnt and Tippecanoe Township have been completed with the preliminary work. The field crews are starting work in Bourbon, North and German Townships, The program is to be completed by April of 1962 and from an indications the Cole-Lay-er-Trumble Company wOT meet this deadline.

As soon as a. unit is completed we will send out the notice of the taxpayers assessment and on the notice, time wiU be stated when the taxpayer, if. he wishes, can protest his assessment. The hearings will start in July of 163, At this tbne taxpayers will be able to protest their assessment before the Marshall County Board of Re-Yiesr. When the re-assessment Is com- pleted the public is welcome to check any assessment or compare Assessments from records in oar office.

In most cases ff a homeowner baa bee paying his fair share at taxes stsee IMS be should not be A Plxlr.z Ci IZzzZlzz Co. Resting IastaSaifcm MM SOTS He 4-HOTO AK38 V. CSUtt V3b3 2-2232 PAUL n. csim Zttfn A Rem vi3 tet eUet nr elates friend la town to eU Ccnd Earata, ear Yet, whoa I was a btrtrrcikad2ctttartoi Co Clarion, I sctusllr ks was my cneaiyf Whenever I wrote an editor-Sal, there was sure to be an angry letter from the Colonel, taking the opposite side. Seemed pretty clear he'd just I soon I was out of business.

But in the Depression, when It looked like the Clarion would have to xt dowa, It wesO nel Hereon who esred lean that kept me going. (K Friendly Memorial Gifts Gratefully Acknowledged Through the Generosity of THE STATE EXCHANGE DANK A community service project of the Indiana Federation of Business and Professional Women tfn "Enomios" cause dont agree with man, doesn't mean I don't value his opinion, Besfdes if you'd closed up, who'd I have to ar-Cue with?" ma when I stt, tne of to waniUrfsl things about America Is the way people res peel each tiler's pinions. For Colonel doesn't harp to share my preference for a class of beer, bnt ho I have riiht to feel the war I do. It's tolerance like thfe that kecs ovr frftndsfci ASSOCIATE 14inlcr Jerrn Butlnen Admin titration Secretarial Science trofeiiionoJ Accounti'ny Hioss taxtdr to vrhy. Weiyr he pttrt, tsst "UWL 41,43, 46,48.