The Republic from Columbus, Indiana • Page 9

jam- THE EVENING REPUBLICAN, COLUMBUS, INDIANA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1953. PAGE NINE ETTA HAWKINS, PIGEON KILLED BY BALL IS TAXIDERMISTS BIRMINGHAM, Ala. OIV-C. rJ Christy, an. amateur taxidermist here, claims three records in 4 mounting thousands of i animal specimens during; the past 85 years.

Monuments end Markers fc'CfJJID'SCOIJGH For coaghs and acute bronchitis due to colds you can now get Creomulsion specially prepared for Children in a new pink and blue package and be sure: (1) Your child will like it. (2) It contains only safe, proven ingredients. 3) It contains no narcotics to dis- turb nature's processes. (4) It will aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed throat and. bronchial membranes, thus relieving the cough and promoting rest and sleep.

Ask for Creomulsion for Chil- dren in the pink and blue package. CKEQITIUCSION 04, SUCCUMBS Christy said he mounted the world's largest bream, a 4-pound, U-ounce fish caught at Keytona Lake near here, and the record small-mouth baas, a 10-pounder Harry and Clyde, 1 also preceded her in Mrs. Hawkins was a member of the Baptist -j Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. H. S.

Champion, 1709 Newton street; grandchildren, Mrs. Dick Jewell and Larry McQueen. both of Columbus i a great-granddaughter, Kay Georgette Jewell, and several nieces and nephews. I Funeral services will be at o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the Flanigan and Reed funeral home conducted by Dr. T.

K. Smith. Burial win le at Liberty cemetery. "i The casket is open at the funeral home until time of the -service, Long lllnes Is Fatal to Lo from Wheeler Creek In north Alabama. 1 i '-a cal Women Funeral Tuesday.

But the real prise 1 the only pigeon known to have been killed in flight by -a baseball. I The- bird met death over Birminsrham's Mrs. Etta N. Hawkins, 84, died Rick wood Park during a game several years at 7 o'clock i Saturday night at the county She had. been in ill health i for about six months rax- UKGER i GRANITE.

WORKS and seriously ill since Tuesday. She was born in Bartholomew county and lived her early life wsvifiiivi mmiws Bmm here. She later i moved to Illinois and lived i for several years In Kansas. The remainder of her life was spent In Columbus. In 1888, cr Dry mBBB Elm BfB9BBm FOB CHILDREN CM Colds, Aemf IwiMHi 4X1 Fourth St.

DU1 4343 sne was married tor Geonre Haw kins, who Idled in 1937. Two sons. Try a i classified- ad today. Y-YYY i P-'ii" I -1 "I--" V--- 'VI -i I -A" ll L-: Y- i I VY-lY' hYlY I Y-Y -ia: I MIW; -Y id i li i Y-" i rJ v' I 4 ARE STABTINO THEIR SPRING OFFENSIVE! Stlcht bov ta tlx tim tm counter-Attack I Pbaa or fRit Ttnnito Obo. Dimes roi lor tr ta- paetloa er trm aaUmata.

Also boat or Hfetlra cnarantc. UIILIHED COSTUMi: SUITS by UAH BUNTLY PHONE WA-6038 mmm OK HAHV COUPON NOW1 I COriTROL UiDIANAPOLISt MWSO. IndiAiutpoUs. I JOURritY'S END Alter an 80O0-mue journey across the Pacific with his brother's body, cpi. I i Kenneth Matonis, above, looks down at the flag-covered coffin containing' the body of his brother.

"Serving Yen Since 52" Mm amk sa fnapeetlon of I i Mike. Mike died in action In Kenneth's arms in Korea after a shell exploded near them, hittinz Mike. proii to for Tumlui: II with no ob- Untion to SM. Stasoned fravtler that heavenly on! That are finely taHoreH and sensibly priced are highly styled to go anywhere and ey-rywhere no matter what the climate. You'll love the easy fit of the waistlines the new took to the cardigan jackets j-- -the touches of braid land lingerie.

You'll love the linen-like weave of the' crease-resistant rayon and acetate "Barometer" the' rich i texture of I 1 I I WASH imnmtu II miixers eaumaie 11 require I 1 340 to S50 squirta in the milking; I CTTT 1 1 process to yield a gallon of milk. I 'Hr-of-w olfelt Charged DONUTS PROVE PRETTY COSTLY Youths Pay $1.03 Apiece For Pastries They the striped tweed 'cotton, subtlety of the blended orlon rayon and DANVILLE, 111. Feb. 2 flrV-A Robinson, 111., father was sought acetate check, by federal, authorities today i on charges he and his wife posed as single persons seeking, mates in lonely hearts' racket; I Stole Friday. .95 Assistant U.

S. Attorney Ray Foreman disclosed that a complaint has been signed charging Eddy L. and Mrs. Vera Reeves: of Robinson with using the mails to r.j i iiriiiiTiiiiiiiiifJitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiittltttiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiti SMI i Having rented oar farm, we will sell at pnblle auction at the farm tJi miles north of Waynesbnrg, miles east of Forest I HU1, 2 miles south and 1 mile east of Hartsville, on Vec'nssday, Febnicry 4th 'i BEGINNING AM. 1 8 HEAD CATTLE 8 Holsteln cow S-yrs.

pld with calf by side; Holateln cow 5 old giving full flow milk; 2 Holsteln heifers due in April; Guernsey cow 8-yrs. old with, calf by side; Jersey cow 8-yra; 5 rr old giving full flow milk; These are sound and good pro- ducers 4.5 test. TB and Bangs tested. i I FARM EQUIPMENT. ETC.

i I I 1946 1HC Model tractor with steel cab; 10-20 International tractor; IHC eultlvafors; Oliver 2-14 in. plow on rubber, like I new; Oliver 2-14 plow In food condition; IHC 7-ft. disc; 2 5 IHC mowers, 7-ft. 5-ft. mower; rotary roe; cultipacker; GL 5 5 corn picker; New Idea 4-bar side delivery rake, like new; IHC Mrs.

Reeves Is free on bond of $2,000, pending- a federal grand, jury investigation in Foreman said her husband is a fugitive. 1 Foreman said the I complaint charged that Mr. and Mrs. Reeves, the parents of two children, solicited "lonely letters through marriage proposals published i in Harold E. Staggs, 19, Elizabeth-town route 1, and Willis Black, 16, Edinburg, had some expensive do-nuts they cost the two $1.03 per donut.

The two youths pleaded guilty to petit larcency charges Saturday in Bartholomew county circuit court for theft of three dozen donuts early Friday morning from in front of tho bus station on Jackson street The I youths were halted by city police I a few minutes after they took the donuts which had been left in front of the bus station by a bakery driver. The donuts were for the lunch stand at the station. After pleas of guilty, Judge George W. Long sentenced Staggs and Black to one day in jail and fined them $1 and costs. Total fine and costs for each was $18.55.

The two were released from jail Saturday afternoon and paid their fines circulars and magazines. He said they carried on this cor respondence i from Jan. 1, 1951, to last Aug-. 7, "falsely promising to marry the correspondent on receipt of money or property to help pre hay loader; John Deere stationary baler; New Idea manure 5 spreader; Black Hawk tractor planter, 4-row; 2 Black Hawk pare for marriage i Vf. -Jlk II I If THE DRESSMAKER, em- II THE DRESSMAKER, em- New York' ranks first in the pro duction of talc and gypsum.

X'iVj! J' ll broidered wing! collar and II broidered wing! collar and Ill I 11 cuffs of orlon on 'Barometer' 3X85. HI I'll i and costs. Black resides in Green Acres addition at Edinburg. ll I II "ult with diagonal slash suit with" diagonal slash i.H i i Robert J. Norton, .19, 402 Maple planters, 2-row Van Brunt wheat drills, 1-row; IHC wheat drill, 1-row; 10-ft.

grass seeder; John Deere rubber tired wagon a with flat top; other wagons; John Deere No. 110-A roughage mill and feed grinder, like new; John Deere 4-B power shel- ler; 16-ft. evelator; platform scales; other scales; cement mix- er; 4 electric motors, 1 hp. chain hoist; butchering equipment; set pipe dies; vice; wrenches and other shop lot of harness, some household goods, etc TEBJWS OF SALE CASH Not Besponslble for Aecldents Xnnch served by ladles of TCaynesborg Christian Church 1 MRS. FAIRY WILLIAMS 1 Iwls Beesley, Anct.

Salph Williams, Cleric iTiinfiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiimmimumtnimmii street; I pleaded nott guilty Saturday to a charge of issuing1 a fraudulent i IV pockets and slim skirt. Skipper navy, Paris blue, check. He was returned to jail un copper, black, der $900 bond and his case set for trial at 9 o'clock the morning of Feb. 26. Edward J.

Morrison appeared in court as attorney for Slses 10-20. DICKET SUIT braid bound. nit fhMrtnM 'i'J- i 19.95 skirt Is permanently pleated. PHONE 7495 Columbus, Ind. 1 Orion and ravon acetate blended cheek la tan, navy, Norton.

"Norton was taken Into custody here last Thursday by city police for allegedly, using a $240 fraudulent check to purchase a used car. Authorities said he also has been wanted since Dec 14 by the FBI as an Army deserter from Camp At-terbury. E. L. VOLAND, 57, TAKEN BY DEATH ugi uiue.

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There's fast no ase try. ing: to hare fun when as, heartburn, acid in-ieeition trouble roe. you go. In an new spring shades! Toward Tjmxrin Voland. of Nash Do as millions do.

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The Rev. John Bradley will conduct the rites and burial will be at the Green Lawn cemetery in Nashville. Bond funeral 1 home at Nashville is in charge of arrangements. Toms handy just est like candy for top-speed relief of acid indigestion. See bow much more fun you have when you can eat favorite foods without hav-Ins to "pay up." Get a roll today.

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Pauline Ro Twu rea thi Tuawrr gers, 'of Bloomington, and Paul Voland and Richard Voland, of Indianapolis; and four brothers. Mrs. Clarence 601 Gladstone avenue and Mrs. Charles Ford, 1625 Brooks street, are sisters of Mr. Voland's wife.

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I RELIGIOUS FIRE AKRON, O. TP The fire that the Rev. Dallas Billington started here was cause for rejoicing and not prosecution. He burned the final mortgage papers on the million-dollar temple of his Baptist congregation just three years and seven months after moving-in time, although he had been told it would be 20 years before the mortgage could be paid off. Use Our Convenient Lay-Away Plan! Now, in the new Golden Jubilee Model, Ford Tractor engineers have carried a time-proved hydraulic system to a new high in speed of response, lifting power, dependability and wide usefulness.

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