The Republic from Columbus, Indiana • Page 11

i 1 14' IK; 6 'Mi Mil if. i I 1 if. the Evening republican. Columbus; Indiana, Saturday, august 4, 1962. 'PAGE ELEVEN i Plant Two Wetiks i I i 1 a I 1 i i I i 1 1 3 PACKING Loadind a gas back of the Air "Explorers McGInnis pt; right.

Mark is and! Mrs. Lloyd Griffin, -r 'i 'if i Riegel Paper company opera tions will be -closed for vacation fo the next two weeks, Hugh plant manager, announced j- The firm is! located on Road 31 west Edinburg. vi.t' The i 90 workers of paper company are; due back to work 20. M'-ij'i: 'II v. Fnday night the quarterly supervisory dinner meeting was iaeld at the, Palms cafe here.

Nine supervisors were awarded certificates for having successfully completed three programs offered by Purdue university's supervision institute. if ft I a The "certificates were; presented by 1 Bonney to RX. Nethers, A.B. Ueever, and KJ3.i Fletcher, production foremen; Harry "Van Why, plant accduntant and ELH. Kissimon, personnel supervisor, all Suit Settled Out of Court i A complaint asking possession of a house in Taylorsville and judgment far $154 and Mrs.

Wayne; Adam was dismissed in circuit; Court Wednesday. i The i complaint was i filed May 8, Dy Mr. and Mrs. Larry M. Clark, Lafayette, owners i of the house.

The suit wai settled out- of court. i ijj Mr. and Mrs. Clark in the com plaint stated theyj were the owners of the house and that the Adams 'were $154 in arrears on rental payments. tit is estimated that nees i rum a vanrnrumsii country im every minute of every day.

I i street James is the son Columbus Scouts qettinq ready for a trip stove into -the and James the son- of truck are two Griffin at; left 2521 Eighteenth ot Mr. and Riverside to 'Weshingtoh, D. which got under Mrs. John jMctoinnis, drive. i5H i tlH I iM- 1- 1 Criimo Begin on JJevelot) Home I -I ii $115.00 set, 8 volue works of A bra.

ham Lincoln brand new $50. OO. Early American couch and chair. Maple foam cushions. months, old.

S75.00., Early Arneri- can style secretary Desk $25.00. Phone 372-1835. 1 1 ANTIQUE PUMP ORGAN h- Gary Dayls i. Music Makes; Store -ill 2438 Central Avenue WURTILIZER SPINET PIANO GARY DAVIS I ig MUSIC MAKER STORE 2438 Central Avenue i SMALfc STUDIO UPRIGHT PIANO Gary Davis Music Makers Store a4ja central Avenue OR SALE: ANCONA ACCORDION 120 bass, Just like new. First $125.00 buys it.

Office phone oo-ow or nome pnone SUNBRITE HIGH gloss enamel and house All colors. S2.8 per gallon. Cahn's Department Store. Corner 3rd and Washington. SUB-TEEN clothes, i sizes 10-12.

In good condition and i. good for school. Phone 372-3648.) ii BABY BED AND 4 DRAWER CHESTt $30.00 i i Phone 372-6067 ONE SET of mechanics tools, tl Couch, Baby stroller, JrQ. Phone 342-3647. i i I FOR SALE: Women's skirts I and dresses, sizes 10 to 15.

In good condition. Call before 4:30 p.m. at 372-2358. 3013 16th Street- FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC i raage 1 40' white wall and base cabl- iicit wun BinK.i 14 i oraiaea rug, 3 metal, lawn chairse, 20" trirvrlA fr nf Mriut Jnm. ner.

Phone 372-3217. I tl NEON SIGN reading "Hamburgers. Coney's and Steaks" surrounded 1 by Neon Triangular 10' 8' ham out from buildins Sfn counter with 15 stools, modern right hand, must be seen to be appreciated. a 1 Zaharako. 342-3565.

t. 4-l fu .1: GOOD USED coal stoker, complete with controls. $75. Phone 376-6719. FORNY WELDER, fully equipped.

food condition. Price $200. Phone 76-3592. Bennetts Greenhouse. PHOTOGRAPHS FOR i YOUR SCRAPBOOK I PICTURES TAKEN by Tour i photographers and used in our paper are yiow available.

Phone 372-7811. The Evening Republican.) i BABY BEDS, basslnetts.i chests, nursery chairs, i jumpers. I scales, and misc. Items. Phone 372-2850.

WURLITZER PIANOS and Conn ori gans. Conn and Selmer Band instruments i Newby Music Store. Phone 372-4642. RPETS CLEAN easier with the Blue Lustre Electric Shampooer only $1. per day.

Hook Drug -Store, Eastbrook Plaza. TRUSSES BELTS AND SURGICAL APPLIANCE i FITTED TO prescriptions. See jyout. ooctor nrst, men see us. win-- plete stock in store.

Four qualified and trained personnel. i I CARPENTER'S DRUG STORE; I i SIGNS i FOR SALE.vFor Rent; No Hunting and No Trespassing 2 for 25 cents. jThe; Evening Republican -i i GOOD USED clothing and shoes for entire family. Summer clothing one-half price. Dot's Swap Shop, 1507 6th Street.

(i -i WHITE 'PAPER -fi I) fr i 'HI IN: PLAIN NEWSPRINT paper sheets 31" 9'. Suitable for tables, shelves, picnics, wrappings, i etc. 10 sheets 35 cents. Evening Republican. i i 1 rj.l--; OFFICE i SUPPLIES i MACHINES SALES SERVICE RENTALS.

RUBBER Off ice Furniture; Notary Seals. HULL'S BUSINES MACHINES CO. .306 Washington St. I Dial 376-7548 USED SPINET PIANO i I Baldwin Acrospnie Phone '376-7359 I Pi RUBBER STAMPS li.il 24 Hr. Service -I 'J 1 COLUMBUS RUBBER STAMP CO.

1109 16th 1 Phone 372-1380 Get Completer' i Insurance Coverage Home 1 Auto Business 'I I i First National Corp. Graavtlle A. Ilayworth Eve. 37eaOB I- La wre-aee Mr Donald Ere. :37.2-4213 if 48.

Misc. Merchandise i the former 1 Crump family home is located. i In Family Since 1835 tl i The land, which 'reportedly had been in the Crump family since 1835, is planned for total develop ment for residential use over sev eral M-. The first section lis about 10 acres; in Preliminary plat for the first section -was approved by the Columbus plan commission Wednesday night, paving the way for' actual development of the pro- A preliminary plat for development of an additional 10 acres along Road 46 also has been filed. In addition, 80 more acres have lii Vi 'f J' "I- II 48.

Merchandise i BED TRAYS; back rests, wheel chairs, walkers, hospital i beds, I i CARPENTER'S PHARMACY. Phone 376-3319 Free Delivery FORMICA. MICARTA. laminart camnet tops made to oraer.i Fui-form self edge and metal trim, $4.00 and. up per1 lineal foot, i 1 i ORMAN'S I- i II 1815 21st Street I I 1 I Phone 379-4775 I 1 49.

Sports Hobbies POWER PRODUCTS i gc-kart. roll I oar ana sarety pelt, phone 372- arter p.m.: i 1 15' i ELGIN Boat, -'trailer, i 33 h.p. .1 Scott A (water electric start motor. Skis, belts, other will sac- nnce tor mmi. rnoae 372-6848.

i 16' FIBRE Kiass boatJ 60 HP Scett Atwater motor and tandem trailer. Phone 376-6437, i 3755 Middle KOM. i -ii I. i rj TRAILER HITCHES 1 CUSTOM BUILT. $11.45.

Cushman fi Motor Sales. 2521.25th St. Phone 'I S73-4740. i i 4 -s i BOAT CUSHIONS -i Life Jacket oast ouard approved, new stvte. Show Special $2.77 only at Kneb run Manna, North snore.

Lake t-cmon. mm I FISHERMAN i 35 Acre Lake Boats Available Picnic Area tlMll BASS BLUE-cill. craooies are now hitting real i i MIDDLE FORK LAKE MILES east of Hartsvllle, Indiana, on State Road 46, Chas. Warner. Route 4, Greensburg; Indiana.

Phone 3-3779. i I i SKI ROPES 75 ft Pplythylene with float regularly priced $3.95 ft I $4.95. Boat Show special $1.87 on-tly at Knob Hill Marina Norm Shore Lake Nashville, Ia- I diana. LO 8-4140. i 52.

Merchandise Wanted HIGHEST PRICES; PAID FOR appliances; i tools, Full home or odd piece. CaU 535-8190. In White laad anytime. i i 1 i WANTED ANY tvie used i pianos. i-iano write.

box ii4, Muncie, caU collect AT i i 'WANTED TO BUY i FURNITURE XAND APPLIANCES OULUMBUIS AUCTION 1 111! W. 2nd-eHreet 372-4513 X. Auctions, Sales' 11 THINKING 'OF HAVING SALE? Then caH 372-2410' ur i DICKl- WETZEL. AUCTIONEER TWIN LAKES auction. Will buy or sell, on commission, rree pickup anytime, anywhere.

342-3444. If no answer call 372-2061. William San- ford, Auctioneer. i i RUSSELL McKINNEYi SON i i 1 Phone 342-3116 is i i AUCTIONEERS i XlJ I 1 l-. i i nnouncements 55.

Lost and Found LOST i LADY'S Brown billfold, i containing money i and i valuable papers, also drivers license. ward Phone 379-930L i ii LIBERAL REWARD offered for black handbag lost in- the vicinity of Second ii and 'Franklin last Friday. Phone' 372-2906. 56; Meetings I 1 1 BIG; SQUARE DANCE i I I and i i COUNTRY MUSId SHOW -FEATURING ELVIN Rooks and The Blue Grass Ramblers. Elizabeth-town, ii Indiana.

Every Saturday Night 8:00 to $1.50 per couple. Children under 12 Free, ii I 57., Memorials if IN LOVING memory of Emma G. Harris who passed I away i August "1958.ii i i j. Ii Loving mother, I so true and kind. No one on earth like you we find.

For i always you did your best 1 And God has given you eternal rest. Sadly, missed by ibasband and children. i 1 i i i 58; Miscellaneous hi RIDE to: downtown In- dianaoolls. Hours 8:30 A.M. to 379-9765 after l.l ill 5:00 p.mv Phone p.m.

i i WANTED: RIDE to! Allisons plant No 3 from Amity. Hours: 11 P.m. to 7:30 p.m. phone 736-4362. i MILDRED'S BEAUTYi SHOP 1 Will be closed, for vacation July 24 to Ausust 14.

59. Personals if FAYES FRIENDLY SALON i Specializing i in hair cuttiag i and tint-jfing. .8 6 ievery day except Evenings by appointment, Phone 372-3856. 272 North Brooks. ESTATE ii II i fine 2 bedroom modern home, the I restroom, and alii fixtures plenty of parking space.

prlc for particulars: on lease' and i it IN 58. Miscellaneous WE WILL not be responsible for any debts other than our own aft- er AUgUSt 2, 1962, 1 i 1 i Esther K. and Orvtlle R. i Brown." I KOTICE OF ADMIJII5TRATIOS In the Circuit Court of Bartholomew. County, Indiana.

Notice is hereby given that Robert L. Stevenson waa on the 25th day of July, 162, appointed administrator-with the will annexed of the estate of Clara M. Lipps, deceased. i All persons having claims against said estate, whether or nut now due, -must file the as. me in said court within six months from the date of the first publication of this Jiotice or aaid claims will be forever barred.

Dated Columbus. Indiana thla 25trday of July, 1962. fi. RAY GRESS. i Clerk of the Circuit Court for Bartholomew County, Indiana.

Phillips. Stevenson Wells, i Attorneys a i' July 28: Augr. 4. 11 1S2 ON THE FARM FRONT People Less By GAYL0RD P. GODWIN WASHINGTON (UPI) People are eating a little food per capita in 1962 than they did in 1961, but are paying more for it, according to" the 1 Agriculture Department, 1 I In a review of the national food situation, the i department said food consumption, per' capita 1962 as a whole now 'is indicated to be fractionally below 11961.

During the first half of 1962, retail food prices increased slightly and in June1 were almost 1 per cent higher than a year earlier. Price increases) I were sharper than usual for fresh fruits and vegetables, and ahere were moderate increases in prices of cereal and some other food products. Higher prjoev for these were parky offset by seasonal declines In retail prices I of some major livestock items.) I The department said that al though retail food prices may de cline some from mid-year levels'. they are expected to average about the same as during the last half of 1961. I The department said meat pro duction in the last half of 1962 will be up slightly from the first half and, may be about the same as a.

year earlier. Retail prices are expected td average as high or little higher than the last half of 1961 possibly a little low er for beef and higher for pork Iamb. 'i! jj- Retail prices of frying chickens probably; will be higher during the remainder of the year, as supplies iare declining seasonally and are well below a year ago. Supplies of vegetables and de-piduous fruits for fresh use, while Seasonally large this summer, are about the game as last summer. .4 i Because of the population -increase and a change in the pattern of buying, consumer expenditures for- food in the i first half pf 1962 were about 3.3 per cent higher than the first half of 1961.

The department said the bill for marketing and processing I food fose in response 1 to rising in- Kimes. Apparently, with higher comes, people bought, higher priced ffods. I The farm value of food marketed changed i very little, with marketings and farm prices averaging about the same as a year earlier. hit I ubmit Plan for Desegregation FARMVTT.T.F, Va. (UPI) The ohairman of the Prince Edward County School Board.

said Friday the board will submit before $ept 7ym school desegregation plan ordered by. federal court. i VX xDistrict Judge Oren R. Lewis ruled week the county's schools must I be reopened. The county abandoned public education in 1959 to avoid, court-ordered desegregation.

Since then white students have; been attending privately financed' I schools, while Negroes were without formal educational facilities, Carbon monoxide poisoning is said to take the lives ofsome 300 persons every year. Eating Ml i i ii been taken under option from the Crump heirs; for future develop ment. -m-h Purchase' of the property is bed ing made from Edwin, Daisy and Everett Crump. Edwin Crump lived, in the ramiry residence until recently. 1 1 i r-.

Toi Renovate HomeM Mr. Dilley said "the former Crump home will be renovated and will 5 be sold as part of the subdivision. i i Although sale of lots is under way, first physical! evidence of the development will be the construction of streets and laying of water and sanitary sewer lines. The subdivision, planned by George Crowder and associ ates, is termed "suburban" in design and will have no curbs or sidewalks. 'hf Mr.

Crowder said the design is unique for area, and is made possible by. the porous nature of the gravel subsoil under the land. Rainwater will drain into low areas between house and the street and all water will seep into the; ground within a short period after-a rain, i The porous i soil, he said, will eliminate need if or storm sewers, although an occasional' dry well may be needed. By not installing curbing, he said, water, will be allowed to run off from the streets and soak into the ground, avoiding a. water problem.

Streets in the; first addition are designed td carry no through traffic! i 1 1 Mr iii- vt Poles Are Ul I li i1' Ml' 'r way. today. That Mark .14. i Work will begin I'immediatery on development of the! first sec tion of new Crump Estates, located along ii north' sicje of Road 46 between Taylor, and Manj roads, according; to Donald Dilley, president of Estate cor- rii il i -i-1 I Robert iVinson is secretary of the corporatiort, which eventually plans 'to -I approximately 100 acresj in the area dtrtti 0 1 Krklicincr i 1 i i fpr resi- It' Mr. Dilley said Jkm jmes to be built in the addition vill be in the $20,000 to $30,000 price range.

There are -29 lots in; the first development section; plus a tract designated as 'a. block'1 where i .1 'i i inuKi )ium ducking in tensely on a lollipop land equipped! with! a p.iddle almost as biq as he is. 2 year -lold 'Kevin Noblitt. son of Mr. and Mrs Burdett Noblitt.

1406 Laurel drive. prepares to swat tetherball during game festiyitie at the Mead village ground Friday, ii I biay- I1 j.v;! jWork Estate I i I i 1 Totem h' I hi I 1 i I 1 1 1 1 "i Mi I I 3 i il i ''t -i i I i to Schneider Implement Stor of Edinburg; B-C Hardman, pro duction planner, Amky and W.B Wobdrum, quality control supervij sor," and W.R. Zimmerman, pur chasing agent, of Oalurnbus. tAlso attending the; inner wen uss AJ Powlen, pj plant engineer land Henry M. Heller, I productioi schedule, both of Edinburg; Norn: Smith, shipping foremen, Shel-byville, and Jack ''Beck, production control Colum- Blaze: Burns Over IField ii I.

I I I A tigaref or match thrown from a car apparently caused a fire that burned one-quarter acre between Columbus and -Garden City Fridayi night. The land, on" the east side -of Road 31A, was owned by Fred Suhre and sweet corn on the! land had been, harvested iarlieri -ji; Columbuj Rural firemen i were Called at o'clock Friday night and extinguished the with no damage 'I WlAi3TED fit I I TO RENT P.H.D transferring from Chicago area esires to rent 3-bedroom i e. I i I Tf i Contac-I MrS; Krumme at 522-J4000, SeymoL'r, Ind. I I I Ml Cat CMt oa4 taweMi, tt0 crft Ml oil kiads of wood. Choota froia ftolAS fovr procicioa gaorsd end thro direct drivo atodals oH scoaoiicol and ooty lo-oporola.

AM For FttEC DmmO0tratlm 20 Discount for limited time only Choose your BOLENS chain saw today I I- Phone 379-4413 Downtown Columbus Jackson; JS From Warehouse! -t: 'iai-' Biiiwtfa.ijt.iw'i. WwimiJ.iBiiiiL.iji) iiw''l''--giwJW! r- -i il." i -1 4 OPES SATITtTkAY I 1 AM to r.H olca At I t- a Ohio us SsTiars! TELLMAN ROAD CARRICO1 WAREHOUSE OUTLET 31A North At Tellman 'I ASHiWOiRTH'S YA.fc xi IWgri1' VCf I 1 i Ti'i rSsM FOR REAL! i I i 201 XORTH BROOKS ST. A full basement, gas heat, 2 car garage, house and garage newly Rooms are large and comfortable. Also on the same lot a room modern 'house Is rented for. I per monthi This property is jus outside limits and out of tit Tate.

An exceptional investment jwith excellent returns, or a fine home with! ejtra income. All for $11,600. ii 1 4 1: 1 i OS leased GRoirxD Just soutli of Third Street bridge on; U.S. 31A, a fine Armco steel building- overhead doors 13'xl3' on each end, hevy dityl concrete fldors, many; elec-trie outsets, well ventilatectl paneled office, the I With crayons, cardboard and other materials the children of Columbus' eight playgrounds have turned their creative talents to totem pole making. 1 Each playground, under the supervision of ACss.

Linda Suhre, crafts i instructor, made a totem pole with cardboard boxes. The many headed, colorful totem poles are part of the annual crafts program on the Each! playground constructed one totem pole and Eugene recreation director, judged, them He announced that Lincoln playground had made the winning totem pole. For their paint and coloring efforts the children on Lincoln playground will be treated to a party Monday afternoon on the playground, I Deport 2 Yanks i lom PHmppiries MANILA (UPI) President Di-osdado Macapagal today ordered the arrest I and deportation from the Philippines of American millionaire Harry S.j StonehiH and his business associate, 1 Robert -ii-t is a' U.S. Army veteran who stayed on in the Philippines after World War 'II and built up a financial empire, main-ry iii tobacco. iU iv-- He has, been accused of involvement in bribery of 1 public bffn cials, tax evasion and- illegal financial transactions.) i The Good Government Committee of the i Philippine House of Representatives had summoned him just today to answer questions about reports that1 11 representatives were on has "secret payroll i Justice Secretary Juan R.

liwag' charged last montfi'; that numerous government officials had been paid off by StonehiH. i The charges caused a shakeup in fresidentAjassepagals cabinet last Monday. Weed Killer Sales i NEW! YORK (UPIVAmerican farmers spent $300 million fdr 150 million pounds of- weed killers for use on about 50 million acres in 1961, according to Chemical Week. -TrTfj 1 10 Yr. Warranty, Fiberglass Insulation, Natural or LP Gas, EASY TERMS plumbing; ia stubbeaiorr for are.

included in the building. reduced jfar quick sale. Call price. 4th Road Buy Direct Si 9 P.M. il Moa, Tom, i Tsars, Kri- I i i iiiilMsWMMiiiini'ii'irii'riiiiiiiiiiM WALTER Broker Phone 37-7882 ar after p.

m. 37-728 5 5 4bis3' 2-PC. COMPLETE i --t Ll" ROOM OUTFIT iVi -i 1- LS J7 Pay Only '50 Ijr'l Sfowt' "Save kuflreda of on fi fy 1 Tlrt-'1- t. eoasplete Home iOntfits direct froas JJ 11 -1 --iJ flV Carrlco Wirekue OntlM! TkU I I fPf JV- batiflly faralafcea- 82-Pe. 4 I -t-A lte llvloa; room, bedroom and: it IJ-iPtNS ifjV kltefcesi lododes WMtiBKkout 71 In V-li-F-Sii xX refrlarator apt.

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